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Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-26
IAIL BREAKERs lN MEW YORK
Daring Attempt is FoiIed After
keepers Are Beaten by the
Prisoners.

NEW YORK. oct. IA daring attempt
TO llberate fifteen prisoners from the
Harlem jail was frustrated today. but not
until one keeper had been so severely
beaten that he may die and another sus-
tained a broken arm and serious bruises.
Henry Curtin. a prisoner who had gained
the confidence of the prison officials and
had been permitted unnsnal liberties about
the prison. Is charged with being the leader
OF the outbreak and with iniictlng the
injuries upon the prison guards. Curtin had
been detailed as Wstchman on ono, Of the
upper tiers As Edward NJ. CuslSley. ono
OF the regular keepers. reached the third
tier on one OF his halr-hour rounds Curtin
sprang from a dark corner and struck hins
over the head with wrench CuslSley feil
10 the foor and Curtin ran TO the cell Of
Albert LANCER, another prisoner. and at
tempted to open the door. While he was
struggling with the lock the keeper re-
covered consciousness and attacked Curtin
from behind. A aerce hght for possession
OF the wrench followed. The keeper called
for help. while the prisoners teered AZ him
and cheered Curtin on, CuslSley gradually
was getting the upper hand, when suddenly
Curtin drew back and whipping out a long
knife drove it twice into the keepers side
and then pounded him on the head with
the wrench BY this time John Ford. an.
other keeper. had appeared in rcspongc to
Cuskley's cries and he closed with Curtin
F6rd was the victesfs his arm was
broken in the strugsls cuskieys y condition
Is critical. ts-.,
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-26
REsATE INQUIRY PROCEEDS
Federal Grand Jars at Minneapolis
Efamiaer Number Of RaH-
road Tramc OmciaIs

Minsns4APoLIs, Oct 25.-The federal
grand Jury which Is inquirins into alleged
Relating by railroads ccutermg in 81.
before IL officials of the Minneapolis & S.
Louis railroad. Among tho Witnesses were
John AZ AicCaulcy 0f Minneapolis. chief
clerk OF the claims department. Paul B.
Sewers. general claim agent, Joseph Cas-
kell. SECRETARY and assistant treasurer. and
r q. Eckhar' loc3i freirht aEeat
THE 1ury tomorrow Uili begin inc ingcs
ilsation nf ai alicasd GENERALIZATION srauds
and thh rebate caees rl ncf ~ taken uu
agaia unlil These hsvo been dispersed Of
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-26
MINNESOTA STANDS THE TEST
speed Of New Cruiser Nearly One
Knot Above the Contract
standard.


BOSTON. Oct. 3.-rhe new battleship
Minnesota built by the Newport News
shipbuilding and Drydock company, had
a auccessfll four hours endurance trial OF
the New England coast today. maintaining
an average speed Of .s5l knots an hour.
Its contract speed Is Is knots
The tnnl. which followed yesterdays :
screw Standardization test In Penobscot
bay, was made under adverse conditions,
tho big bsttleship piunging into heavy
sea all the way from Monhegan island, on
which the start was made, to the finish of
Cape Ann.
The engines worked smpothly. developing
2s.Op' horsepower, and the propeilers main
tained an average OF 12,2ss revolutions a
minute
The Minnesota. after dropping the trigl
board on a tug in Massachusetts bay
passed out by the Highland lighthouse just
before dark Il win probably arrive IA
Newport News Saturday
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-26
BABIES STARVED TO DEATH
Managers of Home for Infants at
ArheIes. Cole, Charged with
MansIaushter.

PAGOsA SPRINGS. Colo. Oct 25.-G. C.
Rose aud Mrs Winnie Wheeler. leaders Of
the Brotherhood OF Light who conduct a
home FOR poor children on farm near
Arbeles. Colo, were arraigned before
County Judge y. x. Caldwell here today
on charges of manslaughter In connection
with the deaths Of six babies Of the place.
They waived examination and were re-
manded to jail until they can furnish bail.
The charges were made by an agent of
the State Humane society. who alleges that
the children were fed almost exclusively
on vegetable diet and were practically
starved 10 death Seven children row at
the horne were made wards OF the county
court until the coui shall award them to
the state home Tor dependent children or
some other institution
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-26
WESTERN MATTERS AT CAPITAL
Rural Carriers Appointed for Ne.
braska. Iowa and south
DAIseta Routes.

& tFren1 a STAFF corrcspQRdentl
wAsHISGTOrE. DC. Oct 25=tspeci8
sTeleesrani.) Rural carriers appointed; Nc
braska-Craig route >. Walter W. Plum
mer; carrier; Thomas T, Plummer, subsu-
tute. Riverton. route j, George II. siol,
carrier; Spencer Myers. substitute. Iowa
Blencoe. route !. Mark r. Vredenbursh,
carrier; o. D. Vredenburgh. substitute,
Cambridge. route 2, Edwin A. Kirk. car
.rier; Kathryne Kirk. substitute. Corning,
route ,. William II. Grifin. carrier; Joseph
II. Grimm, substitute Pierson. route 4,
George W. Smith, carrier: Mae, Smith, sub
Etitute. South Dakots-Doiph, route 4,
Henry Urevig, carrier; Thomas Urevig,
substitute, Efhngton, route /. Roy A.
Woods, carrier; o. ]. Vinge substitute;
route 2, Adolph M. Hendriclxson, carrier;
Samuel Iverson. substitute. Estelline, route
!, Harry B. Gaylord. carrier Harvey
Thompson. substitute. Trip. route T. Roy
+. Morris carrier; Rufus b. Morris. sub
stitute. White Rock. route 3 Raymond
Nadeau, carrier; Robert s. Brown. substi-
( tute.
A. f, Clopper of York. Neb.. has been
appointed skilled laborer in the Fort
Omaha signal service.
! {. Lapper OF Aberdeen, s. D.. has been
awarded the contract for interior painting
and repairs TO the Aberdeen postonice at
/ $3.50
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-26
MORMON CHURCH TO RETIRE
Organization Is DispOsinE Of Its
Interests IN Commercisl
Enterprises.

SALT LAKE CITY, Oct. 25.--Reports that
the church as an organization is to retire
from commercial business we're verified to-
day. when It was ofieiaily announced that
the Utah National bank had been sold TO
w. s. Mccormick, OF the private banking
flrm Of Mccormick q Co The price paid
by Mr.. Mccormick for a majority OF the
banks stock was not stated The bank $
stock was largely owned by the church. In
the past four months the Mormon church
has disposed OF its big holdings in the Utah
Light and Railway company, which con-
trolls the principal public utilities I'm this
city; its Los Angeles and Salt Lake rail-
road 1ock with It's great pavilion at Salt
AIR, and its big retail department store at
Ogden.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-26
PoPE'S CONDITION is BETTER
British pilgrims Received In Throne
Room to save walking
by POntiR.

ROME, Oct 8.-Dr. Lapponi this morning
said the popo's condition was improved
The swelling OF his foot had almost dis
appeared. the pains had ceased and his
temperature wss normal He was, there
fore, allowed TO see the British pilgrimage
but instend Of the audience occurring In the
hall OF the consstory', as prearranged and
which would have made # necessary for
the pontin to walk. It was held in the
throne room. The pope was carried to the
throne and the pilgrims tiled before him
and kissed his hand Although the pontin
was laneuid and pale, his general eonditioa
seemed satisfactory.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-26
CHANGE ON UNION PACIFIC
E. N. Harriman win Retire ss Pses-
ident and Ne sueceeded ny
Pramc Director stuBbs.

CHICAGO Oct 25.--There was story
in circulation here tonight that E. H. Har-
rlman is 70 retire from the presidency OF
the Union and Southern Pacific railroads,
According to the rumor the plan is to make
j. c. stubbs, now trafio director Of the
Hartman lines president in addition 20
his present position.
MI. Hartman will remain chairman Of
the executive committee OF the system so
that he can keep his hand at the helm.
The reason for retiring from the presi-
dcnoy Is said TO be desire 20 devote more
OF his time to securing line from New
York 10 The Pacific coast and from the
Great Lakes 10 the Gulf OF Mexico
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-26

FIFTH WARD.
First District SS6 sherman ave.
second District-.H2l sherman Ave.
Third District-1ai sherman Ave lOarnl.
Fourth Distnct-l8H sherman Ave. lrear
fifth Dstrict-ll56 No. lgih 81.
SIXTH WARD
First Disirict-2k7 No. 2fth ST.
Second Distrlct-i7l6 No. 2fth 81.
Third District--oo4 No. 18th ST.
Fourth District-.i22 Military Ave.
SEVENTH WARD.
First District-2719 LeavenWoTih ST.
second nistrict-I55 50. 18th 81 lbarn)-
rhird Dstiict-llH Parry Ave.
Fourth Distnct-2io6 So I'D 81. (bdrn).
EIGHTH WARD.
First District-lf1 No eith st.
Errond nistrict-.l1l Cunning ST.
Third District--52o No. lfrh st.
Fourth Distnct--2il Cunning 81
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-26
BO0Ks MUsT BE PRODUCED
Prosecution of ST. Louis Merger
HeIPsd BY order OF Federal
Judge.

ST. LOUIS oct 25.-In the United states
circuit court today Judge Finkelnburg Dc
cided that Robert N. Frazer. chairman OF
the eastbound freight committee. must pro-
duce before Special Commissioner Rom
bauer tho records OF the committee wanted
BY the government In its custer aiit pro-
ceedings against the Terminal Railroad
association.
la issuing the order on Frazer To turn
over his rate hooks, Judge Finkclnbure
commented on the fact that the terminal
suit Is a matter ~ vital interest through
out the United States.
Frazer WIS recently oonstructvely placed
nnder arrest for refusing TO produce his
records az the hearing After the court
decision today Frazer handed over his rec
ords IN order to give the government tim,
70 inspect them, The hearing was ad
journed until next Tuesday morning.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-26

FIRST WARD.
First District-l119 So. Sixth 81.
second District-8ol Pacific 81.
Third District-i18 So. Tenth 81
Fourth DlsIrict-9ia Bancroft 81
SECOND WARD.
First District t-22e3 So. 9Th 81.
second Distrlct-az3 Vinton ST.
Third nlstrict-l5W Ninton ST.
Fourth District-i7l0 Ninton ST
Firth pistrlct--fza SO. 10Th ST.
THIRD WARD.
First District-I5l9 Webster 81.
second Distrlct-9iS So 10Th sd.
Third District-al3 no. 18th ST.
Fourth District-ii0 So. 18th So
Firth District-i4li Jackson 81.
FOURTH WARD.
First Disiricl--714 Capitol Ave
Second nistrict~~f22 So 18th 81.
Third Distfict-1S So 18TH 81.
Fourth District 3lf So. 10Th Si,
rifih District-2aQl Davenport 81
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-26
SWITCHMEN REFUSE OFFER
Railroad Omcia1s Propose Increase Of
Two Cents an HouT As
Compromise.

CHICAGO oct. "A compromise Of .
cents an hour increase in wages offered by
the railroads was rejected today by cor
mittees representing the switchmen's unions
Of the entire country. The men are hold
ing out for. tue original demands submitted
a month ago. calling for a minimum scale
OF ~ cents an kouf for forenefi, 81 cents
for helpers and an eigllt-lour day
Despite the failure Of negotiations both
sides expressed the belief tonight that there
would be no strike. The railroad managers
are in a cohciliatory mood and are willing
TO make reasonable concessions. they say,
in the way Of Increased wages. but they
viii not consider the question Of reducing
working hours at this time.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-26

TECuMSEH, Neb.. Oct. 25.-fspeoial Tcle-
gram. Congressman y. NJ. Pollard ad-
dres sed 4 Tecuinseh audience On the court
house this evening. His address was most
interesting and elected the closest atten-
tion Of his abditors. a royiew Of the work
or the Agricultural department al Wash
ington was given. showing what the do
partment g. nov doing and planning for the
future FOR the farmers. The tarin. maxi
mum freight hiil and other leading quee-
ti0ns were dWelt upon. County Attorney j..
g. Moore who Is "a candidate for re-eiec-
uau. was present, and was called upon and
spoke briefly before AR, Pollard's address.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-26

NINTH WARD.
First Districi-2f3 Cunning ST.
second District-3028 Hamilton 81
Third Dlstrict-3s04 Davenport 81 Obarn)
Fourth Distrlct-gli So. 18th ST. (harn1
Fifth District-e9l. Farnam ST.
TENTH WARD
First Diatrict-iclS So. 1Gth ST
second District-i6a3 LeavenwOrth 81
Third District-2lg LeavenWorth 81.
Fourth Distnct-li24 So. 18th ST.
Fifth Districi-i3I William ST.
ELEVENTH WARD.
First Dlstrlct-fo0S Hamilton 81
Second DlstTict-34 Farnam St.
Third District-2f22 Leayenworth 81.
Fourth pistrici-io5 50, 9Th 81.
TWELFTH WARD
Firs. District-if2O No. 1ith st.
second Disurlct-2524 Ames Ave.
Third Ejistrlct-fgl3 No. 3Olh ST. tbarul
Fourth bi8Giet-stii Ne. Atk ~
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-26
PRICES OF FARM PRODUCTS
order OF Equity Agrees on scale at
which Members May sell Grain
and stock.

EAST ST, LOUIS. ILL.,, Oct. a5.-The fol-
lowing minimum price scale was adopted
at todsys session Of the American Society
OF Equity;
Wheat. 81; corn. 45 cents until January 4;
80 cents January 1 to April !, IS cents April
until the next meeting of the society;
oats, 40 cents; cotton. u cents, based at
New York; hogs. $3.50: cattle. $s; hay, sii.
With the exception OF cotton, all prices are
based on delivery at Chicago.
The following officers were elected
President, j. II. Eyeritt OF Indianapolis;
vice president, J. B. Whiting OF InteFlslCen.
n. Y; secretary. M, Wess Tubbs OF In
dianapolis: treasurer. J. n. Stelle OF In
dianapolis; national organiser. II. B. sher-
man of Greensburg. Ind.
The convention wifi adjourn tomorrow.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-26
FRENCH PARLIAMENT MEETS
. yrion Brief and Adjournment Taken
60 Permit Cabinet TO Prepare
q, " Program,

Pa ~ 25-Thc French Parliament
reasseni p, N O'Clock this afternoon. The
sessions v ~ Cd N all interest, owing
to the fact ~ gnew cabinet was un-
able to presen, n. Premier Clemencenu
having previOussy ofHcially advised the
presidents OF the chambers that the min
isterisl declaration would not be ready for
several days. Consequently the sessions Of
the Senate and Chamber OF Deputies were
brief and perfunctory and both chambers
adjourned until November 5.
The early business transacted was the an
pointment by the senate Of a commission to
consider the proposition 10 transfer the
ashes Of Emil zola to the Pantheon.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-26
INTEREST ON MONTANA FUNDS
Attorney General FiIos suit Against
TreRsurer and Predeeessors
for E24s.0o0.

9EI ENA. Mont Oct. s.-Attorney Gen
eral Albert Galen today began suit IN the
district court against the present state
treasurer j. n. Rice, and his bondsmeu
and the Two predecessors. A. n. Barrett
aud n =. Collins and bondsmen, to recover
f2B.cr aileged 20 have been received hv
those oniciais az Interest ON public money
deposited IN hanks
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-26

COLOGNE. Germany, Oct 2.-The Ga
zette today seml-oniciaIIy afirmed that
Chancellor Won Ruelow does not approve OF
the attacks made by the German press on
the new French premier. NJ. Ciemenceau,
and that the chancellor sees no reason why
the friendly relations existing between Ger
many and France should not continue uh-
der the premiership OF NJ. Clemenceau.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-26
RniaouIf NAY Restore or,Icr.

TANGIER, Morocco Oct. 8.-Raisoul
the bandit chief today replied TO the mes
sage OF Mohammed el Torres the repre-
sentative Of the sultan, asking him TO re-
store order IN the district OF Arzllla, say
Ing that he had charged his brother with
Che task OF restoring order, Mohammed ell
Torres, IN reply 10 the presentations OF the
uiemBers of the ,diElomaaic so1ps continues
making promises. hut does nothing
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-26
Registes Today

Ia order 70 vote AZ the coming eIec.
sion and a. subsequent primaries,
every elector In Omaha and Soutl,
omaha must appear personally before
enc registration board sor ms voting
district and have his mamie properly
enroned. No previous regislratiton
holds good this year. Friday. Octo.
Der 10, 8. the second registration day.
IA ordcf % vote
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-26
Lords nave Rducetion MN.

LONDON. oet 25.--The crucial test OF the
educational bill was reached today when
the measure came before the House Of Lorcs
for detailed debate. The bill bristles with
contentious points, but the main issue CEN
ters on the clause s relating 10 religious
Instruction.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-26
RegIster Today.

Ina order 10 vote AZ the coming cleo
,lon and az subsequent PRIMARIES
every elector la Omaha aud south
Omaha must appear personally before
the registration board for his voting
district and have his name properly
chrolled. No previous registration
holds good this year. Friday, October
2c, Is the next registration day. In
order 10 vote
Vou Rauaf Rap9efaN
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-26

MADRID. Oct. Ex-senator Arturo Bal
darano y Topete. the Spanish consul general
st New York. has been transfrred to Ma
Mia. senor Disz Miranda OF the Foreign
once viii succeed Senior Baldarano at New
YORK.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-26

PARIS, Oct 11-Major Dreyfus, who
was detailed for duty with one OF the ar
tillery regiments at NincsnneS has been
given an independent artillery command at
St Denis.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-26

PARIS, Oct 25-The independent social
lists demand that the ministry include In it's
program the compulsory arbitration OF
strikes
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-26
SIXTH CAVALRY IN FIELD
Six Troops Of Bsgimsnt Go 70 Wyoming tc
Reinforce Tenth,
UTE INDIANS SAID TO sE SURROUNDED
Soldiers UnRbIe TO move indians aud
Number of RedsIslns said to
he Larger Than az
First Reported.

srURGIs, s. D.. Oct 25.-Cspecisi Teic-
gram )-Six troops Of the Sixth cavalry
from Fort Meade. with Colonel Rodgers IN
command. left today for the scene Of the
Ute indian trouble near Gillette. wyo.
Transfers and packers accompany them.
Two troops OF the Tenth cavalry from
Fort Robinson are said TO have the Indians
surrounded, but are unable to move them.
Reports vary as to the number,of Indians,
but the band Is reported 60 be Increasing
Five cowboys are said TO have been killed.
The Sixth cavalry troops passed through
this city this morning at O'Clock. going
overland 10 the Indian band near Gillette.
WlilTEWOOD, s. D., Oct 25-(Special
Teleerani.)-six troops Of the sixth cav
airy, under command OF Colonel Hughes,
have passed through whitewood en- route
for Powder river to take charge Of the
Utes who are in camp on that stream
The troops left Fort Meade this morning
at an early hour and expect to reach the
Powder by tomorrow afternoon. They tool,
pack train and few wagons with them
and section Of mountain battery, II
is not expected that any trouble will ensue
as the Indians win be surrounded by troops
from other posts by the time the Sixth
reaches them
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-26
SHOW IS HIGH CLASS

SHOW Is HIGH CLASS
ProsidiBs judge Gives Unstiptsd Praise 70
the Entries At Omaha.
AVERAGE ABOVE MADISON SQUARE GARDEN
No Poor or Mediocre HOrsss Are Seen in
the Ring Here.
ATTENDANCE INCREASES EACH NIGHT
Entrance TO ths Ring Of the FsvOrisss
ocOsSiOn for Applause.
WOMEN RIDERS AND DRIVERS POPULAR
Joseph Cudahy Again gets the
BIue RibBon In the JUmptnE
Event with His Mare
Gaiety GirI.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-26
Report OF battle Not Credited.

CHEY ENNE. WYE, Oct. @.-Governor
Brooks today received a report from Gil
lette, wyo., near which Is located tho camp
Of the Ute Indians, saying that all there is
quiet aud the Indians are inonensive. No
credenee is given to the report that the
Indians have engaged a number OF cowboys
in battle. A similar report. it is said, was
circulated few days ago.
The band OF Ute Indians are now on Little
Powder river about forty miles north OF
Gillette, wyo., and are temporarily camped
there on account OF the storm.
Major c. II. Grierson. in command OF
Troop NJ. Tenth cavalry, which was sent
20 escort the Indians back to their reser-
vation, decided, after they refused to sur
render. to await reinforcements berore
rounding them up. and orders have been is
sued by Major General A. W. Greeiy for
the dispatohing of two more troops Of the
Tenth cavalry from Fort Robinson, Neb.
As soon as these troops arrive at the mill
tary camp north Of Gillette the entire bat
talon will move forward and surround the
Indian camp on Powder river and demand
the surrender OF the Utes. who are 800
strong II they still refuse to accompany
the troops an attack will be the onIy
alternative.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1906-05-31
Statement No. mo Joke.

The democratic candidates for the
legislature In Umatilla county have
signed statement No. | without equi-
vocation or evasion. Every one of
them has pledged himself 10 vote for
the peoples choice for United States
senator at the coming session of the
legislature, regardless Of personal
references.
If Jonathan Bourne is elected by
the people every democrat elected to
the legislature from Umatilla county
will vote for him for the United States
senate.
The pledge taken by the democrats
has no string to it. They did not
! sign 1t with the understanding that
! IT meant the vote at the prin airy cleo
zion, nor that ii meant the candidate
having the highest democratic vote
for senator, but without reserve and
without mincing their words every
democratic candidate signed the
pledge and will live uE to its provi-
sions.
With the exception of G. A. Barrett,
the republican candidates Lave failed
to grant the people the privilege Of Sc
lecting the United States senator. The
other candidates of this party res erve
the right to deadlock the legislature
and throw the state into the perennial
confusion and disorder il Il "peo-
ple's choice" does not happen to suit
them.
This Is the one overshadoa ing issue
in this campaign. 1t means that the
people are supreme or the political
party r supreme. 1t means that pop
ular government shall triumph or that
boss rule shall continue to prostitute
the state of Oregon, despite her past
experiences -- F"tt Oregonian.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1906-05-31
A vicious LamblkIn.


Returning from II busy reconnois-
sance," says q veteran officer, Il was
about to join my brother officers at the
questionable feast known as 'McClel-
Ian plea bit OF salt junk between
two iron biscuits. At this moment my
nostrlls were assailed by an odOr that
made my mouth water. Sternly re-
pressing q barbarlc tendency which
felt was mastering me, summoned to
my tent the soldier who appeared to be
a ringleader in the business Of roast
ing q lamb whole before large fire of
stolen fence rails.
"'Where did you get that lambT l
demanded In tones as hoaTse as my
youthful throat could manage.
"'Near the outpost picket, SIR
"'Don't you know that general orders
forbid pillaglngP
"'Yes, SIR replied my abashed cul.
prlt, but then you see, sir, couldn't
help It.
"'What do you meanF ! demanded
still more sternly. The soldier-a hand,
some young fellow--looked up with i'll
concealed mIrth, mingled with deprcca'
tlon, and then replied:
"'The lamb bit me, sir, and killed
It in self defensev Atlanta Constitu'
tuition.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1906-05-31

For sale by Emporium. Twenty acres
oil Methodist lane, four miles southwest
from Hood Ri er, small house, some
land cleared. Only $4,000.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1906-05-31

''The late General Joe Wheeler" said
southerner, twas one Of the bravest
mon who ever lived. He was wounded
three times during the civil war and
sixteen horses were shot dead under
him.
'Yet It was not his military but his
literary achievements that he took
most pride in. He knew this was fool
ish, but he could not help 1t, He said
once to me, apologetlcally, that he was
not the only man whose pride was mis-
placed.
''He said that In certain engage
ment In his youth lie once heard Il prl'
vnte swearing and curslng most fright
fully.
Lieutenant Wheeler, rs he was then,
went up to the private and said sternly:
"'Where did you learn to swear like
thatT
"the private, at the question, smiled
modestly.
aye can't learn it, he answered;
IFS q gift Exchange.