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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1912-07-07
Her Heroes of Romance

Wen, 1t was summer when Fitz ar
rived in Kalbsbraten and the court had
removed to his highness' country seat;
no balls We're taking place at the palace
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1912-07-07

names. Then she could talk of her-as
only ladies' and authors can talk of each
other. How deftly she would hint at
Dorethea's little imperfections of edu-
cation-how cleverly she would insinu-
ate that the poor girl had no wit.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-11-28
BEGIN MASSACRE
Of CHRISTIANS
RUSSIAN CRUISER DISPATCHED
TO SHORE OF PALESTINE TO
PROTECT AMERICANS.
Religious Differences Between Mo-
hammedans and Christians Of That
Section More Pronounced Than
in Other Parts OF Empire.

Athens.-Reports OF massacres OF
Christians in Jana. Palestine. caused
the commander OF the Russian cruiser
Oleg 10 weigh anchor and depart hur.
riedly for that distric. Wednesday.
Five Christian missionary societies
are represented in Jaffa The Chris
ian and missionary alliance has Q
station with one man. the church mis-
s.onaTy society for Africa and the east
two men and two women. the London
society for the promotion OF Christian
ity among the Jews. two men and two
women, the Seventh-day Adventist
mission board. one man and one wo-
man, and the Tabetha mission school
four men. There is also an American
orphanage.
There are supposed TO be about
10000 Christians among the inhab
itants. the 'otal OF whom Is estimated
at about 10000. There are eight
Christian churches and four Jewist
synagogues There is an English hos
pltal and a French hospital
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-11-28
MAKE REMARKABLE PLEA
GIVE Us Death IL You Believe lie
Guilty, Says Strike Leaders.

salem. Mass.-"If you think ia
sullty OF numbering our sister, give us
death. History will record our end
We VIII go to higher judgment seat
ana millions Of workers will take IN
our nag OF labor when we drop !, IN the
dltch. That in substance was tho
cioS'rs theme of two of the most re.
harhaoie pleas ever heard in n court
room "hen Joseph J. Ettor and Arturo
uloVannitu. leaders in the textile
strike at Lawrence last winter rose
VI tne prisoners cage Saturday in
inc Essex county court to speak for
themselves and their comrade. Joseph
Iaruso' accused Of the murder of Anna
Loplzzo' who fell victim OF a bullet
III strike riot last January.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-11-28
MEXICAN REBELS FIRE ON
TRAIN CARRYING REFUGEES
Two Hundred Passengers Thrown Into
Panic BY Attack OF Bandits, But
No One Injured.

FL Paso. TeX.-Refugees arriving
Friday night on a marooned passenger
train report further destruction Of
the Mexican Central railway below
Juarez by rebels VINO frel into the
train. on which rode 200 persons.
among whom were many American
women and children. injuriug no one
but causing panic among the women
passengers. Bridges were burned
ahead and behind the train and ii was
necessary 10 build temporary track be-
fore proceeding to the border.
The rebel general, Marcelo Caraveo.
is operating below Juarez with 500
men. He apparently awaits a junction
with General Antonio Rojas. who has
about the same number. and with Inez
Salazar, who took the port OF Palomas
on the New Mexico border After
this mobilization of forces. the rebels
are expected TO move on Juarez. de-
Tended by less than 500 federals with
practically no artillery.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-11-28
ALL EUROPE ON
VERGE OF CONFLICT
DISSOLUTION OF TURKISH EN-,
PRE- MAY PLUNGE ALL GREAT
POWERS INTO WAR.
Austria ard Germany Hastily Massing
Large Military Forces Along Their
Frontier, Reservists Of German
Corps Being Called to Colors.

London Interest in the war stua-
ton has shifted from the belliger-
snts. whose delegates are preparing
20 meet with an apparent sincere de-
sire 10 worl, out the terms for truce.
70 the great neishboring powers. Aus.
tria and Russia. These rivals are
Strengthening their border forces at
an hour when the statesmen OF all
the powers are Speeding broadcast
assurances that their only policy is
10 subordinate riyalries and interests
to the common welfare OF Europe in
the cause OF peace.
No threatening factor in the situa
ton is known which has not existed
since the beginning OF the war. unless
it is the near approach OF the Seryian
army 70 the Adriatic. and the steps to-
ward mobilization may mean nothing
more than mutual distrust.
When the crisis over Bosnia and
Herzegovina arose. both Russia and
Austria came nearer 10 a war footing
than they seem to be now. yet the
war cloud drifted away
Reports OF the Russian mobilization.
published in the Vienna Reichspost.
the organ OF the heir to the throne.
specify that all the military districts
on the frontier. Wilma. Warsaw. kiev
and Odessa as we'll as Moscow. are
TO adopt war footlngs. that the don
Cossacks are 70 be pushed to the Dor
der. and that preparations are being
made in Russian Poland in connec-
lion with the dispatch OF an enor.
nous number OF trains with troops
and munitions toward the Austrian
line
The situation now seems serious
and war between the great nations
OF Europe which will cause the recent
conflict TO pale into insignihcancc.
seems more than possible.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-11-28
CRY OF FIRE CAUSES
LOSS OF FIFTY uvEs
Children Meet Horrible Death ~,
Panic Occurs at Spanish hOv, r'"''
Picture Show.

Bilboa. Spain.-A terrible no..
caused mere Sunday afternoon NV s''
cry OF fire at a moving picture Wy ~ a
ABOUT NIFTY children and OH 'uo"
Killed Only one woman up 10 " ,s,
hour Sunday night had baer 'a'e
among the dead The numb. .,ull
Jured is not known. as mos, -, y, ID
were taken home by friends 'uel
The scene or the accileu, -,
clrc'1. which had been conver,a, a ,s
a continuous cinomatograph sho~ 'u0
the price OF admission was on,. as
cents the building was crowded ' ".
the most part with women and ~. W.
dren ""u ehli
The operator OF the machine ,o.,,
nerve when film ignited and CT ~
ed FIRE He was unable n 49,
suish the flames himself ut,ho.. ns
nculty. but the effOt OF his o.. Wy
the spectators was instanianaon. ''.a
most every one within the h,,n,'
sprang up Police and attendant. g..
swept away by the surgirs
which sought 10 fight wav ..
exit scores were knocked down and
trampled upon and many w.
crushed to death in the passa.., .'
the galleries and to the streets
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-11-28
EPlTOME OF BALKAN WAR.
Has Been One Of the Shortest and
Most Decisive in History.

The Balkan war. apparently abou, to
end. has been one OF the shortest.
oloodiest and most decisive In history.
Arrayed on one side were bulgaria.
Servia. Montenegro and Greece. on
the other. Turkey
Montenegro began hostilitles Octo-
Der 4 Bulgaria. Servia and Greece
had invaded Turkey within week.
The Turks won not a single import.
ant engagement. unless their defen,e
II Constantlnople may be considered
one
or European Turkey. every square
foot has fallen into the allies hands
except Constantinople and a thirty
mile square patch adjoining Il. and
he towns OF Adrianople and Scutarl.
Few figures concerning casualties
nave been obtainable. but competent
authorities estimated them as follows
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-11-28
TURKEY REJECTS
OFFERS OF PEACE
COMMANDER IN CHIEF OF OTTO
MANS DIRECTED TO CON-
TlNUE OPERATIONS.
Unwilling to Accept Terms Proposed
by Bulearians, the Great Vizier
Orders Resumption Of Hostilities,
Hoping for Better Terms.

Constantinople.- formal sus
day. Turkey has rejected the Balkan
terms for an armistice. apparently be
fore the plenipotentisries had time TO
come together at Hademkeui
Kiamil Pasha, the grand yiz,er. de-
clared the allies overtures were I'M
possible" He ordered the comman-
der-in-ohief TO continue fighting with
the help Of the Almighty" until reason
able and moderate conditions were
proposed
This decision came as an utter sur
prise and diplomats are not wholly
convinced the Ottoman troops will
take up arms again in the cholera
stricken trenches OF Tcha;alja.
While the Bulgarian conditions-tor
Bulgaria is acting as the mou.hpiece
tor the allies-were extreme. stipulat-
ing the surrender OF Adrianople and
Scutari. both OF which are making a
historic defense. as we'll as the ces-
sion OF all the territory except a mar
row strip above Constantinople. these
conditions were advanced as over
lures; in other words, they were ap-
parently put forward as q basis for
negotiations
The porte treated them as an ulti-
matum and this. perhaps. is the ORR
entail method OF beginning negotia-
tions. designed TO induce the enemy
further 10 show his hand.
The battle at the Tchatalia lines
has been resumed. Canonading was
reopened with great violence Thurs /
day evening and was plainly audible /
here
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-11-28
WILSON WINS IN CALIFORNIA.
Recanvass Ordered in Los Angeles
Will Wipe Out Roosevelt's Plurality.

Los Angeles.-A decision OF the ap-
pellate court handed down Thursday
apparently insures a majority for
Woodrow Wilson in California of
about 80 votes, and nearly all. if not
all. Of the electors sent by the state
TO the electoral college.
Il was believed that the court order
was impossible of fulfillment. because
the law provides that election returns
from the various counties must be in
the hands OF the secretary of state
Monday, November %. and a recount
before that time would be impossible.
but Secretary of State Frank c. Jordan
announced definitely that he will count
the returns whenever they come in.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-11-28
AUSTRIA mAssINGlAReE FORCES
Russia and Germany Also Preparing
for Hostilites.

Misunderstanding to the Chron.
icle's Vienna correspondent. three
classes of the reservists have been
called out. About 100000 men. he
said. have massed around the Servian
frontier and equally steady prepare.
tons are going forward in Galicia.
1t IS reported that the Don Cos
sacks have been modified and that
the Russian authorities are holding
all available rolling stock on the lines
running 10 the Austrian frontier"
says a dispatch to the Daily Mail from
Vienna.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-11-28
WAR ENDS IN SAN DOMINGO.
Rebels Lay Down Arms When Presi
dent Agrees to Resiqn.

San Domingo.-A decree is pub
lshed here calling congress into spe
cial session November 26. when
President Eladio Victoria will resign
Pending the presidents retiremen,
there will be a cessation Of hositilities
between the revolutions. and govern.
ment forces. Many political prison.
ers have been released.
Archbishop Adolfo Nouel seems 10
be the popular candidate for pro
yisional president.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-11-28
PERISHED IN FIRE
Home for Feeble Minded Burr, -.
One Man Meets Death

New fork.-One man vas burned !,
death and several others who AZ
missing are believed 20 have persisted
IN n IRE that swept he Bfrnssts
nome for idiots. cpiicptc and feeble
minded children nj Am.yyille. |. l.
late Sunday Eight hundred lnmi.es
OF the various buildings Of the Inst
tuition were led out 10 safety. Some
OF them. too enfcehlcd hy their aft,
tons TO walk. were taken out In iArl
ling rcscucs.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-11-28
Modern Woodmen Enjoined.

Springfield, Unfolding the new
rates OF the Modern Woodmen TO be
ourdensome to the members and OK
cessive and unnecessary. Judge Shir
ley OF the Sangamon circuit court on
Friday granted a perpetual Injunction
restraining the head camp from pat
ting the rates into effect.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-11-28
MORE DEATHS THAN BIRTHS
Minister IF Finance Of Franc, c,..
Out Some Startling Fiavr.,

Parls.-The birth rate OF Fran.
was lower by more than LOO ooS /.
1911 than in 1901. according 10 ro,i,
hlotz. minister OF finance The ,r~
Der OF births last year. according ;,
W. klotz. was only 7i2ll4 IN IL.
whole OF France against s57Ss,
decade ago. In 1905 and 1911 he .,.
the deaths actually exceeded n.
births. This was. he continued , ga
state OF things. adding that this ,o,
dition placed France In a situation n,
'nteriorliy in comparison with II.
other great nations
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-11-28
ENGLAND ON GUARD.
British Cabinet Holds Urgency Nee,
ing to Discuss Possible Strife.

Iondon.-An "urgonry" meeting o.
tho British cabinet vas held Sunday
morning TO consider the extremely
delicate European situation Although
the members rcassurc the public By
letting 1t be known that they DO not
regard the alarming tone OF cetaia
continental journals as warranted.
they spent thrcequartcrs OF an hour
bordering present conditions and HhAi
to do-which they have repeated!
done recently-to protect british ID
terests In case Of a general EuropsAa
war.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-11-28
Haywood Beaten. Then Arrested

Rochester. ~. Y-Just before ad'
journment Saturday night the Fedora
ton OF Labor convention vas ihFo'a
into tremendous excitement ~hea
Big Bill" Haywood. leader OF 'Ae
Industrial Workers OF the World en-
tered the rear OF the hail and assault
ed J Mahlon Barnes OF Chicago. hey
wood was later beaten hy two de'e
gates. altcr which he Mla arreslea.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-11-28
Pay Tribute to Sherman.

New Eloquent tributes "
James Schoolcraft Sherman were pau
by President Taft in q letter ana I"
United States Senator Root io'ne'
Senator Depew and others 10 speeo-''
at the memorial cxerC .sos held al I'd,
Republican club Sunday IN honor "
the late yice-presideut.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-11-28
Montana Swept by Windstorm

Butte, Mont.-A terrific windgtorm
that swept along the main range of
the Rocky mountains early Friday
put nearly every electric power wire
in section 225 miles long out of
commission and caused nearly every
mine IN Butte to suspend work.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-11-28
Trial Again POSTPONED

New York.-The federal trial of
Julian Hawthorne and others inter.
ested in the Hawthorne Mining enter.
prises on indictments charging mis-.
use OF the mails, was again postponed
Friday until Monday next.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-11-28

Washington.--Pos Eehei'
Hitchcock has PROMULGATED an o'ue,
officially notifying postmasters aSs
others in tho postal service tha' w.
postoffice department is about ~
sue a special series OF postage sla"rs
In commemoration of the Panama g
position
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-11-28
Schrank Sent to Asvlunn

Milwaukee.-John Schrank. who
shot Colonel Theodore Roosevelt. on
the night of October IA. in Milwaukee,
Is insane, and was late Friday after.
noon committed by Municipal Judge
Backus to the Northern Hospital for
the Insane, near Oshkosh, until cured
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-11-28
lnformers Go Forth Free.

New Notwithstanding that the con-
victions Of the gunner had broken
gang rule in New York and that all
they feared was the police. Jack Rose.
"Bridgey" Weber, harry Vallon and
Sam Schepps. on whose confessions
five men have been convicted of the
murder of Herman Rosenthal. walked
forth free on Thursday from the west
side prison.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-11-28
Shoots Woman and Suicides.

Reno. Nev.-Shoot.ng Mrs. Es,elle
W. Baggot Of Los Angeles and New
York through the wrist and abdomen
and iniicting probably fatal wounds.
II. S. Weems, son OF a wealthy Bali.
more family, turned his gun to his
temple at Moapa Springs, just out
side Of Reno, Friday afternoon and
instantly killed himself.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-11-28

Washington. President TAFT. WIZ
in due course OF events VIII become "a
ex-prelident on March 4 next mas 10
1t be known that he will not accept '"e
$4,000 yearly pension offered by NV
Carnegie Foundation to future
presidents and their widows. so ""S
as the latter remain unmarried
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-11-28
Girl Foils kidnapers.

Chicago.-Luigi Naorao, young
Italian girl, threw herself in front of
an automobile and thus prevented the
kidnapping of her 15-year-old sister.
Nicollata, who had been seized near
her home and thrown into the car.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-11-28
Victims OF Earthquake

Mexico city.-The bodies OF 200 per.
sons Killed In the earthquake Tuesday
Oh last week have been recovered from
the ruins OF the little town of Acom.
pay In the northern part OF the state
Of Mexico.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-11-28
Majority for SUFFRAGE.

topeka, Kansas.-Oficial figures
given out on the vote on suffrage show
tnat the amendment carried by a ma
1ority OF 1909. There were seventy.
Tour counties voted for it and thIr,,
against 1t.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-11-28
City Clerk Convicted of per;ur.

Hammond. lnd.-Harry Moose. for
merry CITY clerk of Hammond. has
Deen sentenced to five years in tho
penitentiary for perjury in connection
with the graft cases involving Mavor
Knott and several aldermen
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-11-28
Jehrics Acquitted

Ciaremore, Okla.-H. o. Jerrries
editor OF the Nowata Advertiser was
acquitted wednesday of the charge OF
numbering Mrs. Irene Goheen. an adj.
vertising solicitor employed by him
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-11-28
Firemen Have Narrow Eseane

omaha, Neb.--Ten firemen working
on an early morning fire at the Cuda.
ny racKiAg company's hog-killing
mousse. in South Omaha. had a mar.
row escape when they were caught bv
a falling wall. ~
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-11-28

Belgrade.-The body OF uene'~
Fethi Pasha. former Turkish m'n'' ,ss
at Belgrade. and who commanue'
sixth Turkish army corps at Mol'' NO.
was found by the Servians among wv
corpses on the battlefield.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-11-28
Wilson Enjoying Vacation.

Hamilton, Bermuda. President
elect Woodrow Wilson is having too
good a time here to consider the
makeup Of his cabinet. or to map out
any plan for carrying out his ideas of
tariff reform.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-11-28

Belgrade. Servia King Peter o. o..
via returned to the capital OH o', ,hs
day after passing FIVE weeks on
battlenelds with the Servian h"
The populscs greeted him enthus'''
tally.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-11-28
Death Record Of Football s.s.on

chicago.-Ten dead and thirty.six in
lured are the records OF the 1912 foot.
oall season which closed Saturday.
Last year there were fourteen death,
ItatL3tics 1'ns u
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-11-28
mckinley's Favorite Horse Stranded

New Philadelphia. O.-Charger. for
mer President McKinley's riding
horse. met a violent death Friday on
the farm OF Albert Lewis. at Strass-
burg. He became entangled in
wire fence and strangled
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-11-28

Above the cost Of maintaining thelr
usual military establishments. It Is cs
timated that the warning states have
spent Sl50.000.000 on the struggle
not counting injury to trade. the dc
'tructlon OF property or the lost ser.
wees OF the killed and wounded
The evening world., 1912-01-18
FLAMES MAROON
FOURTEEN ON ROOF
OF BURNING MOTEL
Sailor Guests of the Long Island
Had Expected to Reach Adj
joining Building.
=
FLED IN ~UNDERCLOTHES
Wide ChaSm and Slant Roofs
Prevented Escape-Res-
cuei by Firemen.
FLED IN ~UNDERCLOTHES

Fourteen sailors from a vessel tina. mad
just made port yesterday were marooned
on the roof OF tho Long Island Hotel.
NO. ISL South street. a, 3 o'clock this
morning In their underclothlng while n
hre DlaIed merrlly below them.
Stairways and entrances to Are esca,os
were choked by nane and smoke when
the sailors were awakened and they ali
fnade a dash for the roof without s,op-
ping to secure their kits. They supposed
they could escape over the roofs OF
neighboring houses. When they reached
the top OF the hotel they found a 1--WE.
foot chasm between them and the
houses OF each side. The roofs OF the
adjoining houses were slanting and none
cared to risk a Running jump over the
areaway sev~enty-ilve feet above ground
With a toboggdn landing at the end.
They decided to stay where they were.
Perched around the edge OF the ROOF,
they greeted Acting Battalion Chief
Crowley with a yell wnen he arrived
with the FIRE apparatus.
The sailors We're not inclined to take
their situation seriously ut first. ard be-
gan hurting good-aatured advice at the
hremen who were trying TO batter their
way through the trent door. When
flames began to shoot through the scut-
tie. however, their cries changed to APP
peal, and several were about TO leap
the areaway and Chance it" when the
firemen on scaling ladders mounted TO
their aid up the lr0lt OF the house
next door.
An iron ladder from a fire escape was
secured ana stretched across thr SPACE
between the burning building and tie
ne!chboring house. Across tins tho four
teen sailors made their way to tho ad-
joining roo; and down the scaling lad
dcrs 10 the ground. where they were
compelled % remain IN their night 1T
tire until the flames were ~eXtingu.shed.
Ssrsraat Collins % the oak street
station was passiab tuc ho,el at 3
o'c.uts. whcI ;hcrc was an explosion.
and tnc SIDE Cf the kitchen In tho rear
fol INTO .le street. Tie room was In
flames ard the explosion had been caused
by heat.
Deputy Chie: Bi"Gs responded TO the
alarm. bl, the rear OF the building was
b.rr.~s 50 h~erce.y the iromen could
no, enter ta.rc. Tho place was fun OF
smoke AL the front door locked. II
VAS tae explosion that awakened the
sailors. There were 10 other guests n
the place.
The Ire was eNt!nSLished after the
rear % the tu..dias had been burned.
The evening world., 1912-01-18

How many times have YOU
gone into a store to buy a
cheap rocker at Sj.O0e You
have gone homo satisfied
with whatever has been
shown you. as you al not
oxpcct much at tlls p!."c.
therefore. think o. Your sur
prise when you v.ll he abe
to buy this sold mahogany
rocker for t.nj.
The evening world., 1912-01-18
Forty Nourncrs Fail Into Cellar.

CAMDEN. M, Jan. lS.-Whilc stand
,ng n. tho bier OF Frank G!lmmarlno
th!s morning forty m%ourncrs were pre-
elpltatcd into the cellar by the collapse
OF the floor. several wc.c injured, but
none seriously.
The evening world., 1912-01-18
w List of Hundreds of Titles. w

vocal
3"il Tdmmany. tenor.
j.iJ In tIc Golden Autumn
Time.
Couishp of Barney snl
fiityn.
GuuI iiye. Sweet Old
Mountain lalr.
III o. waiting in the
cleaning. Gcne,icte.
Willow Long.
Nothing iNim Nothing
Leaves Dut.
I.nt focI iamuud baritone,
1908 Aud She World Go.s On
Just the Same.
1901 When the Evrnin {
Nrtrrc J. riins
Home Sweet Home.
Brother Mas MS.
.,3l2 When star, Are In the
quiet Skici.
BJ.i Wait TIL tho sun
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The evening world., 1912-01-18
Mention Il Few to Show the Wide Rams


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our Fam .N
sS1i Uncle out Nork. Too.
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Hlp~ Af.i, On 90 Note.
"ti5 Want Nhtt I Want
Whom Want T..
3tit When the iNsht Little
Girl Cpmw Nldns.
liis The l'orr odd Man.
ii2O L. II Mafm Enough for
Npu1
9i13 While thu OF NH
Nhyrl II T. ming
1854 Uru n Tome NEtin.
iHu Whor Thou Can'-t Wr.'.
St62 \ Daughter ~ Vanity
Fair.
'itI The Little nns'ntn
ai,S Dixie Dear Miustrcs.
The evening world., 1912-01-18

New. perfect. unplaycd disc records.
1O-inch size. the kind that were origi-
nallv sold at G0c. Just mrackcd. CLASH
fed and arranged for easy choosing in
our Talking Machine Dept. 3rd Floor.
The evening world., 1912-01-18

These Records may be played on
Victor-Victrolas, Victor, Columbia,
Zonophone or any disc talking ma
chine.