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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-14
Declare Water Is Pure,

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN, Nov, 12.-The residents Of
Warren, since the closing or the school
in that district on account of diph1hc-
ria epidemic, resent the statements that
the supply of water is not pure. With
the exception of TWO surface wells, they
declare that all OF the water used for
domestic purposes in the village is taken
from an nrtesian supply at n depth of
from 600 to 500 feet, This water, they
state, Is absolutely free from con-
fanination
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-14

magazine writer " securing information
for his article OH Utah highways. Be
that Weber county has the best roads In
Utah, Mr.. Apple made d special trip 10
this city 30 Investigate, His article Will
he Illustrated with photographs of the
Ogden canyon and other Weber county
scenes which show 20 advantage the eH-
cellent highways TO be found In this 10
calit.y
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-14
Makes Counter Charges.
Special To Tho Tribune.

Specisl To inc Tribune
OGDEN, Nov. 13,---Mabcl Hansen
against whom the husband. Henry NJ
Hansen, brought suit for divorce IN the
district court few days ago, mas filed
an answer and count claim, alleging
that she is entitled TO a decree OF di-
vorce on the grounds of cruelty and nom
support, The husband charged desertion
The parties were married in Salt Lake
September ~. 1910. In addition TO a de-
cree. Mrs Hansen petitions the court for
alimony for the support OF herself and
minor children
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-14
LOCAL DRUGGIST PLEASED

We are highly pleased with the
QUICK action of buckthorn bark,
slycerine. etc, as mixed in Adlcr-i.ka.
the simple new bowel and stomach
remedy. Many say JUST ONE DOSE
stomach and constipation. W. d.
Mathis, Druggist, 324 South Lain
-(Advcrtisement.)
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-14
Supreme Regent Coming.
- Ti,c Tribune,

Spccinl Co Tic IIIUHu' ,I
n,pr,.. woy. 12.-Suprcmc Regent ~,
r, NJ Al ilLIr.,ddcn Of the Royal Arcanum VIII
H. f., Mc' guest smat' Of Of tic local lodge Kocky
Mountain council No: Gs7. on uan,s1i,,n ThnrsqhH
Novcmber II. according TO in'or(I".In,E, n{naIaI.
~, rccciy.d by tho counciis olnHiaiiS
9as' gIs ,Tcpadden las headquarters in Rich,
,,,l,,J ml =" Va During his visit to tllis cily ~
the nsioual official Of inc onnt'Gr oiGGr W" IhicS %
nliI'' ,,5n bn h., attended by delegation oil san
Lake members,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-14
Export OIL Ground,
q The Tribune

Spcclal 10 The Tribune
sr,ruS Nov l3--Charlcs W. ksndail
oLD.,cl In Ogden from DeS Moines'
has ia a5riysa tG assume nc 16s position Of business
Solicitor soil for the Msrsnantf lSnt Bs1lSe rS@ ssc
cr coinPs"i, comtxnr. MIR Kendall Is
rniars rr,ia 10 be efficient in all lines where
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-14
ngslls the Whole Story

|ar that Foley's Honey and Tar
"A is best for children and
, ,s7sous and contains no oPiates
|ryy part Of tho tale. The whole
|, !, tLst it is tho best medicine
.:s,, colds, Group, bronchitis and
,fiections Of tho throat, chest
q Stops Ia grippe, coughs aud
kslips and soothing effect. lie
y ths name, Toley's Honey and
|lzwund, and accept no substi'
sehralnn-Johnson, Drugs.
fAdscrllscmen1
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-14
Looking for Nuisance.

Special TO Tho Jribune
OGDEN. Nov. 13.-The police have re-
cevcd several complaints during the past
few days TO the effect that women in
costed by a-youDg man whose Identity
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-14

has So far not been learned. The re-
ports Indicate that the same man has
caused the complaints in all instances.
He Is described as n foreigner wearing
are mailing Il determined effort to put
sion Inc nrArrICeS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-14
Alumni Election.
q Tho Tribune.

Special 70 THO ITlDune.
OGDEN, Nov. 13-AluDnnl of the Og-
den high school met tonight and elected
officers OF their association as follows:
William Randall. presid ent; Royal Cham
bcrs. vice president: Roscoe Glasmann,
secretary and treasurer. The associa-
tion will meet next Wednesday evening
To lay plans for the annual ball, the date
OF which may then be fixed.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-14
! !. LINE STEAMSHIPS

Wow LONDoNDERKY AND
RHO NEW YORK, PAL
~ rafs. AND NAPLES.
al scntot tot tickets between New
ND GS;n, English. Irish, Con-
(. '..ummnSn!.srranean Points, Su-
aefvIes sauon, Excellent Cuisine.
.|pgeht ~ Apply FOR Reservation
Il .EHo,rr !, Anchor Limo or HEN
W GhS. General Agents
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-14

4 nrehing! You rack The lungs
|rny The body. Ballard's llorc-
\ sJrup checks irritation, heals
|juss and restores comfortable
|l,s Pnce a5c, SOC and S100 per
4 Sold By Schramm- johnson,
b good stores,
htScrtisomonD
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-14
STOMACH BAD? BELCH|NG GAS AND
SOUR FOOD? WANT TO FEEL FINE?

Nond stomach which
il in Il
aches
Of
sh bad
and they their avorte
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-14
Granted License to Wed.

OGDEN. Nov ia marriage license
was granted today TO Albert Burel OF
Chihuahua, Mexico, and Clara Hcpley OF
OwenSboro, Ky.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-14

e'Cbarity ball tickets are on sale at
tho Hotel Utah. (Advertiscmcnt.)
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-14
Ia says tho Little Doctor.
"a VI climate may bring on "A Sc
= sno my services may be re-

'' ',a,a' ooctor-Mac Larcns Mus
4 % sin applied locally night and
an relieve Il severe cold in no
Nm ansolutcly harmless 10 the
En- never ilritale, II VII cure
m .nal the old time mustard
n s,l,1iNcadachcs, sore throat, palms
(, 'm,ness OF joints. sore muscles.
H. Insoarslgls. plcurisy, etc, Let
y vo Vs,or be your II mily sentry
4 pau, household against serious
INN e,,ase ne Mac Baren's Mustard
d Ta your druggist today, either
n Mac 'dr Write for FREE SAM
IL Io, Iaren Drug Co: Cleveland.
' Angeles, Cal. advertise
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-14

iarrh. coughs, Group HHu eUIao,
noncy back. Distributed by Schramm-
johnson, five stores, and drugglStS
o'I Rooth IS HYOMEI pronounce it
h;e,h.o.me) rs Australian Eucalyptus
and other grand antiseptics, It contains
M cocpine or other injurious drugs
(AdyertisemQnU
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-14
IT'S FINE FOR
Catarrh
Millions Of Catarrh Victims Have
Used Booths HYoMEI With
Wonderful Results.

This picture shows
the little hard rubber
HYOMBT inhaler. the
exact size.
II you own one you
can get q bottle of Hf'
OMEI (liquid) for only
so cents.
If YOU do not own
one, $1.o0 will secure
for you a complete out
ft. including inhaler.
And now you have in
your possession some
thing that has banished
more cases of catarrh
than all the catarrb
specialties on earth.
Just breathe HYO.
MEI-that's all you
have 10 do-po stomach
dosing. The soothing,
healing air passes over
tho indamed membrane,
kills the germs and
heals tho Inflammation.
It is guaranteed to
end the distress of ca
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-08-10
More Elherta Peaches.

4 now ear Of the famous Elberta
puhas was received by Cottcc
Fr8 yesterday afternoon This
stock Is said to be the best that has
been on tho market this season. All
the leading grocers and fruit stores
In The city have baou supplied and
Gotter says there will be plenty o.
pea hes for everybody,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-08-10
REBELS WIN CLOSE
GAME Al a0pT0WN
FROM THE A0PpLGG

HopEinsyille, Aug. 9Ihc yia.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-08-10
American Association.

At Louisville Milwaukee
Louisville ?.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-08-16

SRI. Iiartfn @oIT fd1fte aril
ieetGll SrcitaJ rof etIelu fitr5eil
2salld1 bd fbrea Gltgrlp iapo bteltgeil
SrcaipreiI mieDer nod SiMe. Sfla-
llolra 5uriid.
ZION Merer begab iidl letteit
0ao1Htog nod Sebalia, $40. itm i'm
1prtiger Central Guinness College
cilsen icgeitarMjtet 9oit graNuate
Stiirs 8a ipeJnlelt.
Otto aloiilier in Der getSDe bon
EotsSdrn miro nm 5reitng ocn 80.
.. Wt, anti eilrcr Sarn siftcn ofierrt.
ilfen Gertaili ieiies pciionlifen 81.
g~Gltbituts nbbalte1r.
5ran sllbert @lpciaabar reiitc
am lesbeit Jneitog In 9egIcitnna
ibuer 9tid}te Sd. Bteffer iud Gin.
tor Nao, gum 8eiuf ibrcs So6Hcs
6rans Sueptber.
-Gr. %. 9. Didtodr unpo ~TSonniIie
ipelde eirefr Monat ScriGm ut OF
lirpgtotb no. bei Der GGtent 6es
0cttors p%erlebten, febrtgn in Ser
.poragen @od,c non Sort 5uriif.
Srol GSap. Sie6ler bon Sol.
itrubin, no. beiapS itd1 p1bremo
Der Dorigen @od)e bier mtf @cinh
bci bDrer Mitter, fyraa, Ieter Sans,
loipae otecren 8eripaipotcit alro
6relltoert,
DIR, q s. gsciTFl be1ab lid,
Bgap Santstag pndl 8drrentor
jjlrm Sciid) ieincr Gltern io1pie oisd,
I'M ser odielbIt itattfnpoenoen ,3it.
iafip1telTflutft Der dltett Mtpiieoler Bet
5lduobfren.
Gus bon Den Mitglieoern ser
'bieiigcn CT. @aorgs @cmeinoe ar.
raigirtc Gifnif fsbit 8o3aor ipelde
Sdaidyfeit aitt lesten Gatlstaa oiri
onnt Jnirplns itnttiano, mar 6urd)
loeoles 8etter begiinftiat itflS IN
.ieoerj Siniidf elm bi7bidscr grIola.
NaVf Dem 8asonr mtrbe alles III
gltatt Ereiicit nerfaitft urpS 0as
Nelitltot mar ciaie untabaFte Ginrrrc
sur geiiteiier 5iun &irteubnlrionS.
G.ffENN aDHNU LMHN.N. MM hIEfEE #HLI|N IN..IM
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-08-16

Ghrfit. RirFFiter BON Ban mar
eln lesfeT Smisrng Ge'dllftelE1lper
bier In Der Stoa.
3n. Selnta 5efotbe begdb iid)
an Letter Soinsog rat ct. Sollts
ani @eIud bsi 6reirtoett.
an. Silent rou SnidE1a. Nebr
befnAa iidf hier aiti geilaf bel lel'
.5ess g(n3eh6ri9ers Der 6arilile stielif
6eprg alilmer tou 9iarf1all,
$40. trof geitcrn bier Elm 5ttiI Se-
Fud ieiner atBeh0riaeu nno 6retil-
Be.
iSrait &. g @Gfef res III SER
ppriccn @ode nnf Cd. eo-,s gltil
geiipa bon geripGiNte1 ltTo 6rellP'
nrn.
sri. EinI groimn BON GrGltite
Gin, 81. bcFitroct lid lctt porrBsr
@scde an @aiitt} Del Sri Scota
@erie.
SRI. Seleisr Goerilli8er ron
ct 2ouis befiiaoet iih bier ali
gelud, lei Ser 5amilfe uou Sobi'
8iottid.
tSral sSsoiesb Spsrrn, oolt ct.
9niis, bcfipSct iidl gesempdrtig bier
ols Colt ibfer lodier. 6rall
alig. @oblt,
gnrf. Sod con SoitertitN, SD,
mar am Gia55ag bier aili ieinanl
8ege md Ban stln 9eipdJ ierrel
&erapmrhtefi.
auf Dem hieiisslf Goitanlt be.
finoen itdy 9rieie fir Gle iolgeit
Den Geroiien. GShp. SiaD lint
Gin. S. @ottc1troefer,
Sri. ailrelia Gpple, BON Morri
ion, befatto iids npebrsre Gage Dieiel
@ofe llter 5irrl 8ehl6 BON Ser,
ipattSteil lutb SrelpnSei.
Eaitor gcH. Sieielilaiill, upf
Joitertnlrg, ST., ipar lesten 9Wits
tng bier aiIi Der Gatrdreiie ind
Ban 5ltm 9elitd) ieilser Glterit,
sSrm 8bcrcia Eeiiefbdlfl. BOT
ct. Spuis. trof atit lseter Soimtaf
bier eir silnI @efltds pon GeraunitO-
FEM aulD NrclWben I'll ibYcr friibe
ren Seimatb.
sSron 8. 81. Gpcbrer lnio Son
BON GuIufnbia, mo-, 6efntnen lid
9cgelMudrtig hier auf @cliih bel ib-
rem Glteurl &idyer slilg. Meper antf
@dttilf.
0as grobe Nbinaoiio Eifml
mirb am SnniStog Sen 81. Iinuli
In 8rirfer 4 Gnpf al Der aibc pofi
Mbnetalto itatffhtoeit. Nebit 9ott5.
bergmigrn niiD amoepen ll~nterbaIt.
hinge nniro aitb Elm hSfit intereIintr
tes 8a5e Ban Spiel ita&afibSem
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-08-16
Slider Slid.

3rpei ct. Coulter geifkftsIeute
Die cine fir5e 5erien beim ioaenann.
ten Sit8fiiden 3ltbradtem bntten am
Withhold 6as Slid einen Rieien.
nd at ihre argel sp befommen
itr0 SenieI6en md, iid5er Sir IdnSen.
2er 8iih Der i'm MiiIouri unter.
bal6 Der @iinburg oes @asconaAe
gefafgen tpuroe, mar Elm ioaenan,t-
ter Channel : Cat ser iiber so
Ffuilo iuog. 9erieIbe mar nahe,u
8 SUB lafg uno Bate elmer Inn.
lang bon 26 3ol, m1breno ser
aopf II SOL brett mar. Der Giif,
ipnroe hierber eebrodt unS Sas
Sleiid' besip6en luurbe 81 10 Gents
ous Gfmo p~erfnuft.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-08-16
@eiddfts-@ cranoeruns.

Der ltnter3eidnete bot Sic &c.
6atmte &lifpe &potbefe an Ser a.
.itrro S%chiGehtraBe f1ltflnt iibernctl.
rleit unO bfttt Sns geebrte gitbli-
finm Inn g~eneigten 3ltiprltdt. Sfl
hobe clue %22idbrige Griobratnl i'm
Sfpctbefer-gert nn6 metSe Re5epte
prompt ittS geiuiiienhait orsfiibren.
Der @orratb dfb GbeniifoIien uno
0eoiSineit ioapie Garfiimericn iin0
Goilettep.grtifI lit per9r5Bert NOR.
oen mo metre Ereife ipcroen Sic
billigftep ieii, BEL 5~itporfomimnber
9coiHnbata.
Sciepb 90. @ocrfer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-08-16

SbtANl, 0Op. "bSofbNt'
Sris 9ollifigaertaier, Sp. Sditd9 INTO
Geo. SofHts lulterrnbmen lesten
Sonnstm eirelp aissflais nod beft
@iloerniiien BON @oohpefer SalafS
I'M @nstoiaoe sSlapB. slm Wotttug
slbeinh febrten ole obigen Mberfbeli-
rer tpieoer aebenbig 1ilro init teller
Snitt. iotuie aud, nit elmer biibiflen
gi,sbeirte bon 6iiden suriif 5in.
groBcn 6relboe brer a~m5efrorigeii
ltnb adblreideip Greinlbe.
-Grof. @eorg MeIder pom
itaatlideit g~r5iebungs 3epartement
BON Sefferiom Gitp miro nnl Epns
nerstng 4benS in ser @odifaa-S Sal
le einen gortrag balten 5lt Dem
Seoernonn un0 beionoers Die
Stimibgeber eingeluben iiii6, bo pr
in 0an gortrage Sas jog. Wia.3ar
Imen0entent erl1utern miro, 6as
elm beiieres SduIigitpm beStpedt i,no
iiber pelfes oie 8iirger Bel Der
@aM i'm Nopenlber ob5ultinmeu
babeft.
-9rof. 5beo. s.. Storf, ein be-
. nntter @atiffle1rer ran ct. 2ouis,
befirlNdt Iids icit lektou 6reitng Gier
mtf eiapu l0a0Ieren @eiltf hci Ger
tanaoten mlo 6reiutSat. &rcf.
Sborf lit elmer ltrferer iriIberet
Wfitbiirger lupb mar piele Sabre G;ae
Mlrd1 ser 9ireftor 6es @ciauaper-
Gins harmonic. Gie Mitglie6er oie,
les 8ereins haben III Gbreit IL
res fritberen 2ebners cine SSaIPlidf
felt arrniuirt, nwicfe uin fEGiditar
ulmltnI allf Dem Eetriis gara itotts
sirAcm miro.
2oiiis Mort1tnsfi BON Ser.
MANN lpnr lebte ISOLDE nlehrerc Sa-
&c n1ti &eiudS in Der Staot ltno
.idiittelte nit ieinen pielem friiherelt
gefarulteit &dnbe. gr lob lid nod
eitrm @o6nbaias init einem fleinen
@rlitpSlfiif INN, Seitn CT bat Dor,
.mieoer 6ierbcr 81 Siebeib fan0 a6er.
leiber feiip paiictoc5. SEER Mnrt.
hiinsfi iuobtte irirber nle)rerd ,Snbre
bier, 5og aber Dor ettuas iiber 5itri
Sobren nod Serilonr utl6 podltcte
bort cine 6arm. Sefferion Gitp
Solf8freuto.
llniere Stabt ipuroe aeitern
Ntorgen BON eiilem ReSet beiiitqe-
Iiudlt, Ser einem @olfenbuidl glid)
lirpo pielen SdaOen anrtdtete, ourdb
ueberidlpeimullifng urp0 @lsfpuiden
BON 8arten, Seller, &eler npS
StraBcn. Sn Der Stobt lparen Die
8piieit nidt grob genitg Inn Sie
grobe 8aiieumoiie 5l faiien rinb
Die Strnbeb qIideit eirrein reiBenben
Bod. Ins ltrapetter belt ann
Slid mir ctfra 90 Minaten an. bod
in bieier 3eit fiel Der &egen ME
aus aitbeln gegoiien.
6rmt Srit 8imf6arot, mobn.
bait IN DER @abc ser Sta0t, anb an
Iestep Sanrstag 9lbapo cine 9afpnt
Eortp 5n gbren pom SrGs. Selete
Doerflntger, BON ct. Soatis, inpo
9pdl 8rnrpft. BON 8rnatite Gitb, III.
Der 6eIsplns mar mittelit iapmHii-
fd1er Snten1en aliir5@po ,erIetd,tct
ole @rfrN dnuraelr bcitmnSer oirsI
See1G rcnlu ltipo aird)en. 8oGaenoas
tit cine Siite Der @dite: 1rGtdchrs
Ollie Sai0. BON 9erger; Sic Sdme.
tern SHUTTER BON 9ictu SIprencc,
Seota @snliel, QIdlpd3c @rnf, Ipme-
iua Satfer, sClice gsaiSe, Soma
IsFnittidL @rnra lm6 Martbo Gletpe,
glrilaaeo Dofnfer, bon Sernlarn,;
loluie Nlt. alctf. poit 0rroba De
brasfa; Sncoemd GttrmelIer, bon
~Sscfterlcat Gitp; Don. SaiS mo
9aois, bon Berger; @nIter
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lnto Oscar SdSmmtberg BON Ser
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-08-16
Being a parent is a great
responsibility.

Being a parent is a great
responsibility.
Most boys are very sensi-
tive about their appearance
so parents should be careful
to let the little fellows have
something to do with choos-
ing their clothes.
A boy prefers to have his
clothes from a mans store.
Until Sept. 1st. double
Eagle Stamps on any boys
suit bought at So to $3.50.
Boys hats in black, gray
and tan at Soc, $1.0O and
$50.
Boys shoes in lace and
button at s1.00 to $3.50.
Mems medium weight
suits in light and dark pat
terms formerly $3.50 and
$40. Now SIS.
Others at $10---$12 So
and $3.50.
Low shoes in black and tan
at $3.50, S4.00 and $3.50 and
$40 in Eagle Stamps.
Patent gun metal and tan
low shoes at S2.65 that were
$500.
Double Eagle Stamps
every Tuesday.
OCHS
The place for good goods
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-08-16
Snnbnerhnt.

IS miro hermit befannt aerlodlt
DAB mir ales Sagem Of bei Saa
ooer Naflt, oitf uuflerem 2anSe ber.
bteten.
Rnbert @raeutigum.
Gbas. graentiaam.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-02
THIS DATE IN HISTORY"
 MARCH,

17S0-Bank Of Pennsylvania, the first in the United States. chartered and located at Philadelphia. 17Sl-Final ratification of the Articles of Confederation announced by order of Congress. 1790-Congress passed an act order ing & general census. 1SO9-Frederic Francois Chopin, cele brated composer. born. Died Oct. 17. 1S49
 1S17-Alabama territory formed. 1S26-James H. Hackett made his first stage appearance at the Park Theatre, New York. 1S37-The United States senate re solved that the recognition of Texas as an independent nation was proper and expedient. 1S54-New York, Newfoundland Lon don Telegraph company organ ized by Cyrus Field IS67-Nebraska admitted to the union iS70-The war between Paraguay and Argentine ended with the de feat and death of President LO- peg.
 1SS1-State capitol of Minnesota des- troyed by fire. 1900-Lord Roberts and the British forces entered Kimberley. 191l-United States senate, by 2 vote of 46 to 46, refused to unseat Senator Lorimer of Illinois.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-02
COLONEL CASEY RETIRES

WASHINGTON, D. C., March H. By direction Of the president, Col Thomas L. Casey Corrs of Engineers was placed on the retired list today on his own application. after more than 36 years service. Col Casey is a soI uf the late Gen. Casey. chief of engin eers, who completed the Washington Monument. the Congressional Library and the State. War and Navy depart ment building He was born in New York and was graduated at West Point in 1879. He has been on leave of absence since last December, al which time he was in charge of riv CT and harbor works at Baltimore.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-02
Wls,HAG G4oAl ,ENsMSr ROY TX. MOULroN ILATN

IL has come in handy in Washington for, since l have been here, have had
 to part with my shirts one at a time | to keep pace with the brunette gentle
 men who work the black hand racket 1 on me about every three minutes Having no shirt and no vest, I am wearing a striped sweater l got for ! Christmas. My valet is trying to ne gotiate the loan of a shirt from the barber down stairs so that l can at tend the next diplomatic reception at the White House. 1t is almost
 necessary to wear one there.
 l have struck a great bargain here.
 It is possible to buy almost anything
 you want in Washington and a great
 many things that you do not want. A
 certain class of gentlemen make a
 business of selling relics. This morn
 iong l bought from one in front of our hotel the chair in which George Wash
 ington sat when he wrote the Declar- ation of Independence. Ut is a hand
 some chair of antique design, and expect to present it to the Kent
 Scientific Museum when l get home. I got it for s31, which I consider to be a very reasonable price, all things considered.
 Later: The clerk at the hotel says he believes l have been stung on that chair proposition. He says George Washington didn't write the Declara- ton of Independence. He says Henry Clay wrote it. The porter says John c. Calhoun wrote il, and the elevator boy says George Ade wrote it. They all seem to agree that George Wash. ington didn't write it, and that is all that interests me.
 Still later: l am convinced quite, ] now that the gentleman who sold me ! the chair drew upon his imagination | l have since turned the chair over. ! and on the bottom I find the trade | mark of the Berkey & Gay Furniture | Co. Grand Rapids, Mich.
 The Washington social season is | now on, full tilt, and find that I got . here just in time. There was an Oys- ter social at the parsonage of the A. NJ F. church on Ninth street last | evening. and pound social at the par sonage of the Colored Baptist Church on F. street night before last.
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eEoReETowN's BIG MEET

WASHINGTON, D. C.. March H. Never has an athletic meet in the capital brought together such classy performers as those who will compete in Convention Hall tomorrow night at the annual indoor carnival of the Georgetown University athletic as sociaton. While every one of the events on the program will bring out big fields Of the best in their respec. tive classes. it is in the relay races that most popular interest is manifest ed. In these events the contestants will include crack teams of Cornell, Yale, Harvard Princeton. Carlisle, Virginia. Pennsylvania. and other of the big eastern colleges.
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the Italian embassy so often that I am ashamed to look a plate of spa ghett in the face. l like the Italian ambassador very much. You don't pronounce his name. you sneeze it.
 Baron Yasuya Uchida, the Japanese ambassador, is a likable little chap, but q was surprised when l dined at his home last Thursday evening that he didn't walk a tight rope. lie on his back and kick a barrel up in the air or roll a silver dollar around on the top of parasol. It seems that these things are not done in the best diplo- matic circles. l interviewed the am bassadOr at length upon the probabii- ty of a war between the United States and Japan, just as you told me to. and he gave me very charming reply in Japanese. I don't know what it meant but if it meant what it sounded like. it meant war. and bitter, cruel war. very soon. You know what Gen. sherman said war was. We'll. the am. bassadors conversation sounded just like that.
 Mir. Chang Yin Tang. who sounds like one of those banjo solos you hear in vaudeville. is the envoy eXtraordi. nary and minister plenipotentiary from China. and presides over q very elaborate chop suey mansion on Nine | teenth street which is known diplo- ] matically as the Chinese embassy. | I have not eaten many meals there, { as l have never been passionately l, fond of Chinese cooking The first time I dined there I had to use chop . and figured that it would take | me about eighteen years to get a ] square meal by that method Of trans | portation. I simply Iu'n1d that law ender silk vest of mine.
 You know that vest. It buttoned | up so close under my chin that I did nt have to wear any shirt with 1t. ]
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