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The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-11-29
new STAMPS TO AID
IN TRACING ROBBERS
Issue Of 1907 Will Bear Names
Of Cities and States in Which
They Are Sold.

Washington. II. g.. Nov. 2S.-Postage
stamps or the issue OF 1907 put OH
sale IT the 5000 presidential postoffices
viii bear on their face the name or the
state and city in which the postofiico
j. situated.
The chief reason for this innovation
lis said I'm the postoffice department To
be the belief that IL VIII help do away
with the biz postoiiicc robberies and
make IL much easier to trace criminals.
Tho postoiiice robbery in Chicago "A
few years ago Is a good example OF the
ease with which stolen postage stamps
can be- disposed OF. for no trace or the
perpetrators was ever discovered. al
though nearly 100000 worth OF stamps
were stolen. and these mostly of small
denominations.
Another reason for the change is to
enable the postofficc department to de-
ternine the amount OF business done
by the different postofiiccs and To pre-
vent padding through stamps sold ut
some Offices To residents who do busi-
ness I'm adjoining cities.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-11-29
BACK IN WASHINGTON
President Roosevelt Returns from His
Trip to Panama Much Impressed
With the Work..

Washington. II. e.. Nov. -. COM
plotting a remarkable trip 10 Panama.
during which nc travelled several thou
sanI miles by sea and visited not only
the isthmus. hut Porto Rico as we'll.
and Voicing his thorough enjoyment 81
the entire voyage. President Roosevelt
returned To Washington.
The trip M the Potomac on the
yacht Mayilowcr. L. which he Hnd his
party we're transferred from ia. igpuis-
iaHa ut Piny point. VAS mad" without
70 ciul incidcn; ~ tho MlyiluNcr
pulled into ~" dock H' the .r1r 1 thu
Ollie " thc commandment of thc navy
var! Mics Ethel E"os-y-il ,h- pr-Hi-
dents daughter. ana Miss Hagncr. Airs.
kCusCVelis secretary. wcrl' hwuiiing IL
greet ,he party Migs Roosevelt rushed
on board gS gUun 49, tFa gauE plank
N.as lu'd AMI affect inuutr'y gree srd nyr
father and mother
Their" we're also at ths dock Ia wei
come the president Captain Mccoy. o..
=. -. and Lieutenant Commander Key.
az the marine corps. IN" president \
aides: tho commandaut ami othe.' Of
tlviuls of the navy yard u.d tho Cru-
guIyiau charge d'nfraires.
The president landed Within ten min
utcr tisrg the arrival 80 the Mayil"wrr
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-11-29
MORAL PAUPER, SAYS
ROSE PASTOR STOKES
OF MISS MOROSlNL

New York. Nov. 25-Miss Giulin
Morosinf1 declaration that she spen,
100000 "A year In dress has called forth
n spirited reply from Mrs Rose Paste.
Stokes, who brands the young woman
NJ wealth M "a moral paupcr and say,
shc squanders fortunes while thousands
~ her fellow beings starve.
1T be- because such women ms Misc
Morosini never think what the things
cost that the women 81 the workin |,
class arc compelled To think constant
~ what the things cost. That rud ,
awakening ~ bound tn com" tn all OF
us some day, perhaps at greater cost
than we can AFFORD. unless such women.
who spend great wealth which they
never have done anything 10 earn, be-
Gin io think uf the deep injustice un-
DERIVING our economic and social con-
ditioEs
why do not women who live on the
sweat 81 other Wumcn's brows ever
think OF the injustice OF their position =
Miss Mnrosini SAYS I never would
wear anything imitation.
1T may De a mark OF good taste to-
wear nothing Imitation. but II ~ a mari,
of far better taste aud culture To de-
sire Ia be- nothing imitation.
The women of Miss M1rnsinHs class
may not bc aware 81 the fact that they
are paupcrS. hut they are. \ paupcr Sc
one who. either from inability or un-
willingness To support himself. IL sup
ported at IN" expense OF the communi-
~ tn" trucr puupsr Of the two. II
seems To me, rs h" who can but IL un-
willing. Go support himself. and f.
thrown upon ia" shoulders OF the com
munity"
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-11-29
ROCKEFELLER WEEpS
when THE CORPSE OF
DAUGHTER COMES.
Breaks Down and Sobs on the
Pier as French Liner Sails
Into View.

New York. Nov. 2S.-Iircaklng dowt
ind sobbing like child In his grief
John ID. Rockefeller showed nothing a.
The great world financicr ana STANDARD
Dii king but only his human heart
xhile awaiting on the French Line pies
lhe arrival or the steamship la Prov
.nce. which brought from Europe IN,
body OF his eldest daughter. Mrs
Charles 4. Strong who died recently a
France. AS the richest man In Amer
lca spoke In broken uttcranCes OF hk
great bereavement he presented
sight pitiful In the extreme and one tina
greatly affected all who witnessed hi
emotion
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-11-29
White Soldiers Percentage Of
Oisloyalty Greater Than
That OF Negroes.
LENIENCY is OECRIsD
General Ainsworth Says the Author.
ties Should Not Be So Easy on
the Captured Run.
Always.

Washington. Nov. 2S.-Dcscrtion n ol
the increase I'm the United States army.
The annual report OF the military sec
rotary shows in the year ended June
10. 6.25s dcsertions. or "a FOR every 100
soldiers.
In 1906 the rate was only G.S and for
three years previous only 81. The rate
a. descrtion In 1906 was the highest In
field artillery. 90 per cent: cavalry
next with as
White soldiers showed n dcsertion ava
cragc az So per cent. while negro sol
diera showed an average OF only 80
per cent. Twenty-Five per cent. OF the
assertions were In the first three
months OF the dcsertcrS' enlistment. or
men who deserted I'm 1906. SIS have
been apprchended and go surrendered.
The total number OF dcscrtcrs CON
victed. sentenced Ia confinement and
dishonorably discharged is 62S.
1.-THE number of desertiong.'' says
General Ainsworth doubtless will bc
decreased AZ the military authorities
cease To exercise the leniency with
which they have heretofore treated de-
serters who have been apprehended and
returned 60 military control"
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-11-29
PRIEST USES PINS,
CATCHES WIRELESS

Cleveland. o.. Nov. 2s.-Accldentaliy
Father Odenbach. head OF ST lgna-
thus college here. has discovered a
method whereby he can intercept wire
less telegraph messages by means OF
the copper roof ON tho college,. some
steel pins and the lead from an ordi-
pary pencil.
While listening To tho sounder con-
nected with the ceronograph on tho top
of the college. by which lightning is re-
corded. Father Odcnbach. who had sub
stituted the lead pencil and pins for the
usual expensive cohcrcr In the instru-
ment. heard the sounder tick on some
Morse code.
Investigation showed that no had In
terceptcd messages received at the
Clarke Wireless Telegraph company's
station here from the Detroit Office.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-11-29
TAFT STOPS CRITICS
OF U. S. ENGINEERS

washington. u. q. Nov. .S-Sccrc
tary TAFT declined to listen To any re-
Election on the Integrity of the corps -
army engineers and by an emphatic In
corruption today changed the course a
the arguments being made To him by J
Horace Mcfarland. president of ia,
American civic association. 81 Phiin
dclphia, In opposition To the diversion,
of the waters from Niagara river fo.
the creation of power and for transmits
sion OF the power from Canada to tn
United states.
Mcfarland HAD found fault witt
gtatciBruts alleged 90 have been mad
I'm a newspaper Interview hy Captaii
Charles W. kuuz. nf the corps engi
nceTs. who Investigated iur the war de-
partmcut the applications of person
and corporation Tor permits to diver
The water Tor power
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-11-29
MISSING HEIR TO THE
FAIR ESTATE FOUND

New York. Nov. 2S.-Frank Smith.
the lurg missing and much sought
brother 90 Mrs. charles l.. Fair. who.
with her husband. VAS killed In an au-
tomobilc accident In France four years
sigO. has been ia New Providence. N.
j., as the guest 81 Il. 4. Nelson. His
home IN In Topeka. Kas.. and he came
here to get hts share 81 the estate left
NY his sister.
The executors of the estate had no
trouble In finding the family OF Mrs.
Fair. except the brother. Frank. He
,cft his home thirty-nvc years ago. To
feek his fortune Ia the west. lie be-
samc "a rnnchman and huh puncher.
end continued to live ao far away from
news ccntcrs that h. did rot hear of his
sisters tragic death TN year ago
Smith said hc received many times
The amount paid to the other heirs. but
gave no figures. lie is said To have ac-
ceptcd $4,000 for his share, and the
hnal papers were signed ut u law office
IN Newark. Mr.. Smith left for Topeks
Sunday night.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-11-29
NUN As A WITNESS,
COURT IN CONVENT
Testifles Behind Curtain In
Case OF Woodcutier Charged
With Stealing.

Vienna. Nov. 2S.--Thc criminal court
ut Salzburg has been forced to- hold n
sitting in "A convent. owing to the re-
fusl Of nun to give evidence In pub
lie.
\ woodcuttcr IN tho Sc-:!cc OF the
.,onyent on the Nonnbcrg was on his
trial for stealing. and the evidence or
Sister tclcstinc. one az the nuns. was
material. She. however. refused to ut
tend the court on the ground or her
VOWS. which forbade her to allow her
SELF To be seen by men.
An appeal To the archbishop or SALE
burg ELECTED the reply that only the
pope himself could release tho sister
from her vows, so arrangements were
made for her To be examined I'm the
convent
The Judge and the counsel were nc
commodatcd I'm the visitors room, while
Sister Celcstinc, supported by the alb,
bcss. took her place behind n curtain
so that she could be heard but not seen.
The sister then underwent an cxami-
nation and CROSSE examination. ana on
her evidence the man was condemned
To- two months Imprisonment.
The anti-clerical papers here protest
against evidence given In this way be-
Ing admissible.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-11-29
HIS NIECE
AT AGE OF II

Middletowu. Conn, Nov. 2S-To the
rarrrsc OF Deep River. one OF It's resi-
dents, Robert Calvin. - ycrrs old has
taken n second wife. She Is only 20
years old. and besides being his bride.
Is his niece.
When Mr.. Galvin's first wife died,
two years ago. he brought Katie Car
roll of New York. his sisters daughter.
To keep house Tor him. Recently he
saiG he thought u would bc better II
they were doubly related. and they
came 90 Middlctowu last week. got Il
marriage license ana were married
They are udhcrcuts of the Catholic
church.
II ~ sail relatives have taken steps
10 have the marriage declared void. Mr.
Calvin rs worth 100000 or more. A
state statute provides live years I'm
prisonment Tor the parties contracting
u marriage within the degree OF con-
sanguinity OF himself and bride.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-11-29
WOMEN SLASHED BY
PARIS HUMPBACK
Old Man Of Great Wealth Sus-
pected OF Being One Who
Assaults Them.

Paris. Nov. 2S.-For several nights
past women have been brought into
police stations or hospitals surcrins
Srom slight flesh wounds on the neck.
chest. arms and shoulders. In every
case u appeared from their statements
that the wounds had been inflicted by
AN aged humpback ~ extremely ugly
appearance.
lie invariably offered money To the
women to allow him To draw blood from
them with "A penknire. but the sight of
blood seemed "a put him I'm n frcnzyA
and he would proceed TO slash them
about the neck. arms and breast
Then he rushed off and apparently
changed his dress To avoid identinca-
lion.
Tho police searching for him believe
he ~ an old man 81 great wealth. noted
for several years past for his eccentric
habits
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-11-29
SONS MURDER Is TOLD
MOTHER BY TELEPATHY

Milan. Nov. ga strange ease OF
teicpathy i'm connection with n murder
IS aruusing much interest here.
A woman named LnzZaroni awokc
suddenly ut o'clock m the morning
and calling her son John. who lives In
her house, told him that his younger
brother, Leopold. living In the outskirts
al tho town. was dead. The mother
was deeply affected. but John tried to
comfort her by ascriblng her fears TO
a bad dream.
At dawn, however. Leopold Laxzaroni.
n handsome. Strong young man. the
owner OF a dairy. was found dead Mt n
spot some distance from his dwelling
After having made an examination OF
the body the doctors affirmed that
Leopold had been murdered at In the
morning
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-11-29
EYES PICTURE BA.S
MARK TWAIN'S BOOK

Worcester. Mass. Nov. 2S.-Hark,
Twain's book. Ewes Diary" has been
barred from the Charlton free public
library because - trustee was shocked
at a picture OF Eve II contains.
Mrs. II. l.. Carpenter. employed I'm
the library, picked up and scanned the
book before placing Il on the circulating
shelves. Then she took the book tn
Trustee Frank -. Wakefield. who
looked at the etchings. which depleted
Eve In all kinds of summary costumes.
One I'm particular. which showed Eve
~ rccumbent position on n rock. en-
gagged his attention. and decided him
TO bar the book
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-11-29
VETERAN POLICEMAN
PROVES TO BE WOMAN

Seville Nov. 2S.--An elderly police
man who has been m attendance on
successive governors Of this town for
the last thirty years. was badly injured
in n "A street car accident here the other
day. He was taken To the hospital and
the doctors there discovered that tho
policeman" was "A woman.
She went by the name or Fernando
Nisson. and during the whole OF her
long service no suspicion whatever was
aroused as To her sex. She IL "A French
woman. born i'm Paris In 1885.
She says that she assumed her mals
disguise when she was "a girl and served
her time in the French army before
she cmlgratcd To Spain. many years
back
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-11-29
WOMAN COMBATS FIRE
WITH HAND GRENADES

Philadelphia. Pa. Nov. 2S.-Cool and
collected, Emma JcnrIes. n pretty
young woman employed as assistant
station agent and telegraph operator NJ
Wynnewood. on the Pennsylvania rail-
road proved herself "A heroine when fire
was discovered In small baggage
house opposite the station.
Calling T.. u. krumbakcr a medical
student OF the university OF Pennsyi-
ydnia. To her aid. Miss Jeffries stood
aside while the man was chopping
down the door with m emergency nx.
when an entrance WAS effected she
brushed krumbal.cr aside ana rushed
into the blazing shed.
With several hand grenades Miss JEFF
fries tried Ia cNiinguish the flames She
battlrd single-handed for some time.
aud then. finding her Efforts futile. sent
q CIll To- the Ardmorc and Narbcrth
fiiTr rompa MES.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-11-29
CUBA QUIET AGAIN:
HEAR GOV. MACON

Havana. Nov. .S-with the Cnptur,
yesterday II Cicnfucgps ot a band -.
eight men, who took - the woods un
Ter cN-Chicf Of Police Ruis. the las
vcstigc of disorder In cuba has disap
pcnred. Reports received by Govcrno
MREOon rom all parts or the islnnt
show that perfect tranquility prevails
Washington, II. C.. Nov. .6.-Secrc
tary TAFT received the following dis
patch today from Governor Magoon. ~
Havana. under yesterdays date:
"A band OF eight men from CienfuegW
was overhaulcd by detachment ~
rural guards under Captain Landn
They were taken into custody and dis
grmcd with difficulty.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-11-29
WORM IN BOYS EYE
REMOVED, SIGHT SAVED

Chicago, Nov. 2S.-ScyCn-year-old
Edward Behringcr AN orphan. was pre-
vented from becoming blind by AN OPP
Grafton, said To be the iirst OF the kind
ever performed in the United States.
at the city policllnic hospital.
a worm. which slowly was eating its
way through the ball OF the eye. was
removed.
The Behrlngcr boys home IL on n
truck farm near Niles. Mich. He had
been in the habit OF eating radIshcs and
other truck, just as IL came from the
garden, and II IL supposed one OF the
radlshcs contained the bacillus OF a
tapeworm. which In some manner
lodged In the eye.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-11-29
GR0OMS BROKEN RIBS
NO BAR TO WEDDING

Fort aWyuc. Ind, Nov. 2S.-Thomas
Miller stood up To be married Ia Miss
icnna Richards. NJ Auburn. with four
ribs broken. and when the vows were
exchanged and congratulations began.
he swooned In n paroNysm uf pain. The
family ~ the bride and several friends
we're frightened. but medical attention
brought him relief
II seems that he was Ia be- married In
October. but had AN accident while at
ris work iu this city. being thrown
from his wagon. He VAS not well
enough Ia leave his bed for the post
poncd date. but hc determined that
nothing should cause "A second delay.
and he went To- Auburn.
The travel caused him much pain.
hut he stood up under the strain until
the l<rot was tied lie ~ now recov-
cring aud viii bring his bride To- Fort
WAYNE
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-11-29
JAIL COURTSHlP TO
END IN MARRIAGE

Posiville,. Nov 2s.--"Promise me
shat " you are not hanged you Will be
my wife," were the words spoken by a
hoy prisoner In the Schuylkill county
Jail Elk months ago To Miss Emma
Sierha1iy. a fellow prisoner, with whom
ne had fallen In love.
IA PROMISE" said the girl.
True 10 her promise. Miss Stephany
was ON hand ut the Jail door.
The male prisoner was Nicholas Quin-
ton. OF Butler township. "a young burg
lar. who was released from Jail after
serving an eighteen-months sentence.
and who announced that he will be-
married at once TO Miss Stephany. who
vas recently acquitted OF the murder OF
her lover. James Frizzle. at York
VILE
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-11-29

New York. Nov. 2S.-Monsicur Mar
tin. proprietor OF the Cafe Martin, hni
t.,.I,tu a taDlrgram from Paris chal'
longing him 90 "A duel. II is from Coun.
Boni dc Castcllane.
The message refers TO Mr.. Martins
recent cablcgrlm to Count BOni de
Castellan". Offering the divorced hus.
band OF Anna Gould $4,000 "A year Il
act as head waiter. now that his In.
come IL cut or.
Mr. Martin says he Is not SURE
whether someone IL trying To scar,
him with joke or Count Bonl is really
challenging him To- "A duel. Boni rs tn,
best duellst with the sword In France
Il never heard or Count de CubSa.'
SAYS Martin. but " he wishes To So,
,nc for any reason l shall receive him.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-11-29

To those who met him ne stated that he
had delightful trip and that ne WIS
feeling fine.
The president and Mrs. Roosevelt inn
mcdiatcly proceeded Ia the White
House. As the president alighted from
his carriage hc shook hands with alt
the attaches and others waiting on the
portlCo.
Speaking OF his trip the president
said: We had a very pleasant. very
enjoyable time. and I ann deeply inn
pressed with the United States navy,
with Panama and with Porto Rico
The Panama canal, IL was stated by
the president. viii be- a subject OF u
special message. and consequently on
that subject the president will say
nothing at this time.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-11-29
CLAD IN SHIRT AND A
SMILE, NOT MUCH
SHIRT, He FIGHTS.
Music Teacher, Claiming TO Be
Caruso, Starts Things at
Midnight in Memphis.

Memphis. Tenn, Nov. -. Singing AT
the top az hls voice and Ciad only In
what passengers said embraced %
short nightshirt and a plcusau; smile.
Henry SicinertI, who said IT. lived az
L. jefferson street. WAS taken Ia the
city hospital shortly after midnight mr.
ter lighting like q demon To- board the
VAR.
Rain Was pouring On torrents lie de-
clarcd that he WAS tstyuso. tn" tenor.
The ear WIS backed iu from a fashion
able ucighburhuni to- ~" CITY hospital.
Mh-rr attendants stated that St"iucrt..
Nas suffering from SounaIubulisu.
when aroused n" disrluimrd all ku"Wl-
/, dye of what had happened.
SteincriI. the police say. H. "a music
teacher having lately been a victim of
misfortune.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-11-29
THREE MEN HELD FOR
WRECK IN INDIANA

Naipsais". Ind. Nov. @,.-Coruucr
Carson today rendered a verdict on the
recent wreck "f tho Immigrant train on
the Baltimore ana ohio at Wuodvill..
\ Hist OF names 10 siNty-on" dead Is
given. Frank G'lnauer. engineer az
the iirst section ~ the Immigrant train
samuel J. Mustc conductor. ana Danici
Woodward. head brakeman 90 IL"
freight which ,uilid"d with the second
section 81 the Immigrant, ar" held re-
sponslsl,. TIE railroad company Is not
ceuSuTcd Thu .hr'v men named hgf
been ARRESTED.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-11-29
YEARNS FOR JOB AS
CHiCAGO'S PRESS AGENT

Chicago. Nov. =, : m.n has been loIu4
who u willing 20 a,f 49, ChicaEo'S ylo"s
a year press agent. 10 Is =. ". Lucas.
ami he lives IN Bellevue, ny
Mayor Dunno and ciiy s,atistician Huge
Grosser. who conceived the idea Of n cit,
prcrs agent. had begun to believe no on,
wanted the job. for 10 applications ha,
been made until the following letter from
Lucas was received yeslcrG@y:
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-11-29
FIRE TAKES CHlLO'S LIFE
Little Five -Year.old Girl Victim Of an
Awful Accident.

Pierce. :. H.. Nov. sN.-IIer clothing
,ufirc from contact with "A boniir" which
her sister had built. the 5-year-old
daughter of Fred Lucbc, north of town.
ran as far as she could toward home
and then succumbcd to the terrible in
jury. She lived but "a short time after
being picked up by her sister. who fled
after her. The clothing OF she child
was entirely consumed.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-11-29
TAKES COFFIN ALONG
ON TRIP TO GERMANY

Baltimore. Md. Nov. 2s.--Hcnry Hu.
min, OF Sikcsyille. has left on the steam
or Necknr for his old home In Metelin
Germany. He was 40 weaR from tubeg.
cuiosis that he had To- be carried on
board.
with him he In taking n zinc line
coffin and embalming fluid. and he gave
orders that IL he died at sea he should
DE buried In German soil. His hope IL
that he viii recover I'm the air OF hli
native land. His wife accompanies him
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-11-29
Starving Russian Peasants Dis
pose Of Mere Children to
the Mohammedans.
GROWS ACUTE
Reaetionary Element Aroused by the
impending Jewish Reforms
Car Nicholas Gets
Protests.
MASSACRE OF THE
JEWS TO Be STARTED.

81 Petersburg. Nov. s7.-
Threats ~ the rcaCtionary par
ties that Jewish nassacres will
b. started VI the rights OF the
Jews are enlarged arc steadily
becoming more definite" Tn"
central council 60. the League of
Russian People. claiming 10
r'pr,s.n. 3HVHI.uOo. h9g ISSUED
declaration giFclailaiEg re-
spuuslsility fur the "cutragCs
which may rrsJli from the just
Indignation Produced by the en-
Argcmrut oI jewish rights"
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-11-29
POPE Plus RECEIVES
THE KING OF GREECE

Rome. Nov. ~ After many contra
aictory reports II was finally decided
this morning that King George OF
Greece will visit the pope. The king
leaves Italy tomorrow
The king. accompanied by his daugh-
ter were driven To- the vatican In "a
private carriage and was received with
royal honors by members OF the papal
court. The pope welcomed the visitors
In the throne room. The audience lasted
hale an ho-
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-11-29
STORY OF AN APPENDIX
AND AN UNPAID BILL.

Waterloo. Ia. Nov. :S.-HarTy
Wilson. who escaped from the
) hospital when he heard an oper-
alton ON him was TO be made.
still has his appendix. as far as
known here. but the Western
Union Telegraph company Is still
; hunting FOR $3.50. This Is the
; amount OF the bill for "A message
To Wilson's father. telling him OF
the boys illness. Chief Of Police
. Sweitzer and DIR. l. r.. Evans.
; who had the patient Ia charge.
; have been asked to pay the bill
; and they refuse. 10 IN believed
; Wilson was shamming.