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Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1907-11-08
UNCLE SAM SENDS
AFFiNITIES BACK HOME

Washington, Nov. 2.-Commissioner
General Sargent, of the department OF
immigration. denied the appeal of a
confessed clipping couple from Berlin.
Germany, for admission to the United
States. The man and woman were or
dered deported, and they sailed from
Baltimore for Bremen.
Several days ago Frau Elizabeth
Hesse, aged 50, and Hans Nachtigall,
aged q, arrived at Baltimore. They
had been preceded by a cablegram from
the husband of the woman in Berlin.
The husband cabled that his wife had
eloped with Nachtigall and he desired
the couple to be detained and if pos
sible returned to Germany.
The couple were examined before a
board of inquiry at Baltimore. They
admitted that they had ran away from
Germany, the woman explaining that
she could not five happily with her
husband. She had supplied the money
for the expenses of both herself and
Nachtigall, and said they expected to
go to Cleveland. The evidence showed
that they had occupied separate state
rooms on the vessel, but had been to-
gether constantly at meals and on
deck during the day.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1907-11-08
MUST HAVE AIRSHiP
FLEET, SAYS ADMIRAL

New York, Nov. .. our navy must
have a corps of airships III ii is to MAIN
tain its standing as a naval power. The
t~ballOon is the antidote for the submarine.
ibeing the eyes of the battleship."
This declaration was made by Rear Adj
miral G. N. Chester, L. S. N, in an adj
dress on the subject of war balloons be-
fore the international a%eronautic congress.
Admiral Chester made a strong plea for
the airshlp as a part of the naval equip
ment of the United States. 1t was the
most important auxiliary the warship
could have, he asserted.
THE Russians used the airship against
Ithe Japanese with great success" said
the admiral. ION more occasions than
zone balloons from the Vladivostok fleet
went ashore, explored the Japanese coast
unknown to the Japs and obtained val
liable information for the Russian t~orces.'
The admiral declared that the balloon
was a wonderful ally of the battleship.
1T is able to detect mines" he added.
The United States government should
lose no time in establishing a fleet Of air
ships. Austria and other nations use them
with great success for scouting purposes"
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1907-11-08
MRS. R0MADKA
WANTS MEGRESS

Chicago. Nov. 2.--Raving in delirium
requiring constant vigilance on the part
of guards TO prevent attempts at self
destruction. Mrs. Evelyn R~omadka,
wife of the Milwaukee millionaire trunk
dealer, is battling in frenzy in a bar
rem cell in the county jail.
Intermixed with her outbursts of rage
are pleadings for the companionship Of
Rhoda Warner, a negreSs from the
lowest slums of West Lake street, who
has been her confidant and comforter
during her imprisonment.
Mrs. Romadka's attack was appar-
emily precipitated by word brought her
by a minister. He called to see her
and sent wore TO her cell to find out
whether she had heard from her hus-
band. She sent down word she had
not and asked If he had any news. He
sent up word hat he had written to
Mr.. Romadka, but had received no
reply.
Becomes Violent. #,
Mrs. Romadka began to exhibit signs
of excitement. She became so violent
that Mrs. Mary Niemeyer, matron,
transferred her from her cell on the
third floor of the women's quarters and
locked her in a solitary cell on tie
first floor, where she would be under
the matron's personal care.
During her delirium Mrs. Eomadka
ravco of her troubles and made con-
slant reference TO her name being as-
sociated with that OF the negro, Albert
Jones.
MY husband has deserted me-" she
cried, deserted me for Il lot Of white
trash Wrat will becnma OF me?"
Il want Dinan, Dinan." she cried RE-
peatcdly during the afternoon and
evening. WHY don't he Chne to me-"
Get out of here, all Of you, YOU poor
white trash" she said tu the other
women prisoners. Il don't want you
around here. only Rhode. Rhoda IL She
only one that's been good to me"
She arose from her couch and threat
cned the other white prisoners and
drove them away.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1907-11-08
a., HE MAR2lES THE
FlANCEE or lis YOUTH

~Cassadaga, n. Y, Nov. 2.-Separated
from his girl sweetheart fifty years ago.
J-sOn G. Harrison, "a years old, a
a wealthy resident of Puscola, Mich,
came back to Cassadaga to claim her
as a bride, and they were married.
III the decade before the civil war
Pomilla Smith, who is now y years
old, and young Harrison, at first play
mates and schOolmateS, became sweet
hearts. The day had been set for the
wedding. when Harrison went west to
take advantage OF a business propo-
sitiOn, promising to return for his
bride as soon as his affairs per-
mitted.
Years went by and when he did not
return the girl became Mrs. SOren-
berger and in time was left a widow.
In the interval Harrison, too, married
and became a WidOWer.
Fer the first time in half a century
he came back to his boyhood home
last week. and his first inquiry was
for POmilla.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1907-11-08
WOMAN OPENS HER
ARTERIES FOR $50

New York, Oct. 31.-As a result OF an
advertisement an entirely new opera
ton for the tranfusion OF blood was
performed for the first time at the Ger
man hospital. The life of a friendless
young German vaudeville performer. a
stranger In a strange land, was prob
ably saved and the interesting discov-
cry was made hat there are at least
fifty persons in this big city who are
willing to sell even their blood for
money or fame,
Elsie White Is the name of the girl
whom the surgeons saved from death.
and Mrs. Aschs hat of the healthy
young woman who permitted the vital
fluid to flow from one OF her own ar
teries into Miss Whites veins. For this
service Mrs. Asch, who carefully con-
cealed her further identity even from
the hospital authorities. received $50.
and she was glad to get that much.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1907-11-08
URGES PRESIDENT TO
BREAK TRUST IN VOTES

Chicago, Nov. I've hereby petit
tion our woman suffrage friend. Theo-
dore Roosevelt, to break up the most
Ubiquitous monopoly of the age-the
masculine monopoly OF the suffrage
by urging In his message to the next
congress that ii submit a sixteenth
amendment TO the United States con-
stitution fo.bidding Acknowledgement
on account Of sex"
So reads a paragraph of the resolu-
tions adopted by the Illinois Equal Suf-
frage association at it's thirty-eighth
annual convention in Scoville institute,
Oak Park.
In conjunction with its appeal to
President Roosevelt the convention
launched a movement to assail ON
gress and next years political conven-
ton in the interest of the franchise for
women.
A lobby in Washington having a
representative from each state is pro-
posed.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1907-11-08
CORNELL BOYS TRY TO
NJ CHORUS GIRLS

Ithaca, N. Y. Oct. 31.-Six hundred
riotous Cornell students broke up a
show in the Lyceum theater here and
brought the curtain down abruptly long
before the last act.
They decided they didn't like the play
a musical comedy, and began such an
uproar that ii was impossible for people
even in the first row to hear. Finally
several Of them jumped from the box
es to the stage and started to sweep
the frightened chorus girls 10 the
wings.
The manage rang down the curtain
and the students started for the stage
entrance to kidnap the chorus girls
BY a ruse the girls escaped through an
other door.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1907-11-08
GIRLS HURL BRICKS
AT JACK THE HUGGER

Gloucester. \. j., Nov 2.-Glou-
r~esscr'8 newest Jack the Hugger" was
outed by girl promenaders on Broad
way. Jack had appeared several times
recently, and the young women had
laid in Il supply of bricks.
Word was passed around and there
was an unusually large number of girls,
ali carrying packages, in Broadway
when Jack began accosting them, near
Ridgway street. The first girl he spoke
to SHE'D a brick past his ear. The next
one missed him by d foot.
Jack got wise" and fled. The girls
pursued, hurting bricks as they ran.
Then several young men Joined in
the chase, but Jack was too speedy and
got away. He is described as being
young and tall.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1907-11-08
GRAIN CUT 10
CENTS PER BUSnE.

Aberdeen, S. D., Nov. 2.-Gen. $. II.
Jumper has received word to cut prices
on all grains 10 cents per bushel. This
cut is a horizontal one, and no kind of
grain escapes. The notification has
been sent out all owe his territory and
farmers who have held their wheat and
other grains too long will ave an OPP
portunity to kick themselves. OF
course. even with the cut made, prices
are still good, but instead of the slump
Of the past week or ten days steadying
itself and rallying as was expected, this
cut makes il still worse.
1t is believed chat il will be some
time before the price will come up
again. 1t is generally taken as a fact
that the grain dealers are taking ad-
vantage of the news of financial dis
tress i'm New York and are taking this
method Of making good on the market,
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1907-11-08
MRS. HARTJE DECLARES
CCACENAN WAS En!3EC

Pitlsbur@. Ncy. IN anaWe" TO Tho
bin FLED ~ Augustus Ea@t.a In ni,
petition ioI tie rcopenirE o. IN" Hatjs
divorce case. Mrs. Mary Scott har !.
denies stouGy that she ever wrote
Nadine a letter as charged BY har nus
band. She contends tina she is Z. ilg
haraased by paid servants in the M
plOy Of her husband.
AfIdavits are attached to hcr answer
showing tna, Nadine h2d been repeat
cGly offered l2Tg" suns 10 turn tr"itor
to the woman Nadine recently made
Il confession in Canada, acknowledging
intimacy with Mrs. R#rtje. lie ha>
since gone to Ireland, where ne par
chased , motel.
The answer Of Mrs. E2rtje il accom-
panied by ~afiGayits from her sisters.
Ida and Helen Scott daughters Ct JonH
+. scott, alleging that the letters Wri'-
ten to Howard w Lappe were by hi
GiCtatiOn.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1907-11-08
FARMS TO BALK
MONEY DISASTER

Chicago, oct. 31.-The richest farming
region on the world forms an impreg-
nable. barrier against my threatening
Mave of financial disaster in this coun-
try. The ~boundless resources of the
west are the surest possibi bulwark
against trouble.
This is the unalterable belief OF the
far seeing railroad presidents and he
managers OF the traffic departments.
THE value of the leading cereals and
other produce of the American farmers
year ago. With an unprecedentedly
prosperous year in his wake and a BAN
her one directly before him the Ameri-
a farmer today is the richest and
most Independent personality In his.
tory,
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1907-11-08
MARS 4 DYING PLANET,
EFFORT TO PROLCNG LIES

Boston. Nov. THAT Mars is a dy-
ing planet, that it has aged physically
beyond that of our own earth, that the
canals which are drawn as a huge net
WORK All over its surface are actually
the titanic struggles Of a race OF be-
ingq trying to irrigate their world and
thus to proiong their very existence, is
the final theory of the Lowell eXpedi-
ton to South America. The Lowell ex-
petition to the Andes has succeeded in
photographing distinctly the double
canals Of Mars. While they have been
photographed before, Professor David
TODD of Amherst college says he has
never seen such distinct pictures as
those taken by the Lowell expedition.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1907-11-08
NEW RACE FOUND,
KNOWS NO EVIL

Philadelphia, Nov, l.-~Dr. George Is.
Gordon, curator of the University of
Pennsylvania. archaeological depart
ment. who returned today after "A six
months expedition through the widest
regions of the far northwest
the discovery of a new race living along
the koskowim river in Alaska.
Or. Gordon brings back a strange tale
of this race which has never before
seen "A white mar n which differs
from all other tribes of the Alaskan In
dams.
He heard rumors OF the race in 1906
and after lnnumerable hardships
reached the territory in which these
aboriginees live in Adamic simplicity.
They are called by Eskimos "Kusk
Wagamutes," and show strong traces
of Monaghan ancestry. Crime and vice
is utterly unknown among them and
their religion is natural %pantheism.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1907-11-08
IOWA Q CLOSED
WANT OF
RIGGS MAKES REPORT

Dcs Moines, Ia, Nov. During the
year ending october l, 1907, there were
1O2 persons more who failed to pass
the state teachers examinations than
during the e preceding, according
to the statement issued by State Su-
p~erintendent Riggs, giving the results
OF one year under the e law.
Under the new law there were 4,S42
who failed. while under the old law
there were 4,740. over $4,000 took the
examinations under the new law, and
$4,000 were paid into the state treas
ury in fees. The expense was $4,000.
There were 1873 schools closed on Oc-
tober / for wan of teachers. n Ar
remained closed a year ago during the
game season.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1907-11-08
MADE FROM
CHEAP MATERIAL, BY
THE USE OF RAOIUM

Paris, Oct. 31.-Previous gems can be
made from inexpensive material by ths
use OF radium, according to an an
houncement today before the academy
OF science. The process is the result
of recent discoveries that glass I'm
(which radium is enclosed. takes, on an
azure tint.
Professor Bordass was originator OF
ahe process. He placed 40 cents worth
of corindon In contact 18th radium for
a month and found that uncolored cor
indon became az yellow as topaz. Blue
corindon became emerald, green and
violet corindon, a sapphire blue.
A jeweler from whom he bought the
original specimens valued the changed
specimens at SO a carat.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1907-11-08
AGED WALKER, EN- ROUTE
FROM MAINE TO GllNOlS
:. AHEAD OF HIS RECORD

Newbury, Mass, Nov, Edward
payson Weston, a 70-year-osd pedes-
TRAN who set out from Portland, Me,
Tuesday 10 peat his record Of forty
years ago. by walking TO Chicago. ar
rived here at $3.50 last night. eleven
miles ahead of his record.
a crowd of 1000 welcomed Weston,
indicating public interest in the at
tempted feat. He left early today and
expects to reach Boston between Z and
s o'clock tonight. To break the record
Weston must reach Chicago within
t~wenty-six days.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1907-11-08
CEASE MAKING GRAIN
CONTRACTS; CAR SHORTAGE

New York, Nov. 2.-FOIIOWlng tht
protes Is Of the western grain shippers
that it Is impossible for them to get
the trunk line railroads to move con-
signments of grain from Buffalo to
New York, and thai by refusing to
enter into n contract for these ship
ments the railroads are greatly him
dering the grain export trade, II is
learned tine New York Central and
,lackawanna and Erie have temporar-
:ly discontinued making contracts on
:. ain shipmcn'a. The officers a cut
ting Off contracts IN future shipments
~ 4. to the car shortage.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1907-11-08
SEEKS TAINTED EdCnEY,
THEN WILL PURIFY IT

iPttsbuyG, Nov. 2-Tainted money is
considered gCod enough Tor all uses by
Fl. S. Maltby, an eNpounder Of novel
Goctl ines, who started forth with his
wife rom Alliance, O.. aud Is Iramping
to New YORK via PittsOuTs.
M@ItDy las ignored the 2-ccnt rate,
ana viii make me journey on root. He
has sent bales Of circulars ahead an
noUUtins his coming, and expects to ar
rive i'm Gotham With enough money TO
enerSaticaIly prosecute his rivals.
The ait.r s"uctiGeth the gift, is The
tex troy. which Ma!tby VII, preach. He
viii eXaI; tainted money OF al Kinds.
and SHOW how II may be ~e,arua!iy puyi-
f"i. once in his collection kat X will
at once p1rtaEe the qualities Of The
chosen coin ot the realm o. heaven.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1907-11-08
RAILWAY PRESIDENT
IS ROBBED or $4,000

Washington, Oct 3l.-The police OF
his city have received Information that
William j. Payne. OF Richmond. Va.
president OF the Newport Me-. , and OLD
Point railway. while on his ~ay froia
Warrington TO New York, via roob ~
al \ leather grip contai', v4s.Vvv IL
honda and STOCK certih
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1907-11-08
BABY OF 8 MONTHS
WEIGHS ITO POUNDS

Parkersburg. w. Va, Nov. IA
remarkable freak OF III is the in
FAINT of w. H. Banes, an employee of
a factory In Matowka. The baby.
which is named William Edward Banes.
Ia only 5 months old IL ,v.,iobs
lie pounds. At birth il was OF normal
weight. but II has Increased stead
lily, until II is now a prodigy AID WEIGHS
almost as much as its mother.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1907-11-08
STARTS RIVAL CAFE
ON STOLEN MONEY

New York, Nov. 2.-Picore Rivesalles,
who for more than five years has been
"a trusted cashier at the Cafe Martin, was
held to the grand jury on the charge of
embezzlement.
The story of Rivesalie's alleged pecula-
tons, as told by j. B. Martin, has many
peculiar features, the most remarkable of
which is the opening Of a rival establish
ment on the money Mr.. Martin says he
admitted having taken.
w always looked upon Rivesalles as
honest, and have never had the slightest
trouble with his accounts until his recent
bank scare came on" said Martin. You
can imagine our surprise When the investi-
cation developed that Rivesalles had
opened a miniature Cafe Martin in West
Thirty-fourth street and was doing a
thriving business.
On Employers Money.
HE had fitted the place out in every
respect like our place and had made il
resemble it in every possible way. even
to the entrance with the large sofa and
marble top tables in it. 1t developed also
that, like his employers, he had an &C
count at the Lincoln Trust company and
did his own banking business at the same
time as he did ours.
Then, too. we learned he purchased all
of the supplies for his cafe from the same
persons will whom we traded and, Of
course, they thought, as he had been with
us so long, that his credit was perfectly
good.
What do you think of the nerve of the
man? Here for the last six months he has
been using our money freely to conduct a
rival establishment and had succeeded in
keeping it perfectly quiet until this recent
bank scare caused US to look up our ba.
anCeS'
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1907-11-08
TELEGRAPH STRIKE
FORMALLY ENDED

Chicoga. Nov. From all parts of the
country come reports today that the tel
~egraphers' strike is going to pieces. In
New York more applications are received
than there are 10 I'LL. In the
Chicago Offices desert!cns from the union
ranks, which have been numerous for sev3
erai days. nave doubled. 81. Louis. Mem
phis Salt Lake <iNy and o.her places re-
Dor, a scneraI breaking III lhe ranks.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1907-11-08
OERAIlMENT VICTIMS
NOT FATALLY HURT

Topeka, kas., Nov. 2.-None of the
eight persons injured last night in the
derailment near Harrington, kas.. of
west bound FL Paso passenger train
No. %. on the Rock Island. was fatal
ly hurt. They were brought TO the
company's hospital here n will prob
ably soon be able to resume their
ip,trnay
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1907-11-08
SPANISH KING IN WRECK.

Cherbourg, Oct. 3i.-The king of Spain
had another close call from injury or
death this morning. His train en- route
here ran of the rails. No one was hurt.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1907-11-08
THOUSANDS THROWN
OUT OF WORK, ON THE
HARTMAN SYSTEM.

Portland. Ore, Nov. 2.-Work on
al extensions in Oregon and Idaho
OF the Hartman system will be
brought 10 a close November l and
thouaands OF me thrown out of
employment as n result OF an order
OF General Manager j. p. O'Brien,
OF the Hartman lines. due. he says.
20 unsettled tinancial condi ..cns.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1907-11-08
WILL SELL STAMPS
BY SLOT MACHINES

Ottawa, Nov. 1.-The postoffice
authorities have decided TO use
slot machines for the sale of
stamps in Canadian cities. AS
1t is illegal to sell stamps in the
Canadian hotels on Sunday. such
an innovation is needed.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1907-11-08
III DEGREES BELOW
ZERO, 1880 FEET
ABOVE THE EARTH.

New York, Nov. THAT a balloon
has reached a height OF Al. $3.50 feet
and there recorded a temperature OF
III degrees below zero was one of
the statements made in the course
OF an address at the aeronautical
congress by Professor A. Lawrence
Rotch. OF Lluc ii!li observatory.
Boslo..
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-12-28
DON'T WASTE MONEY ON
"FAT" DOCTORS!
Anybody Can Reduce Fat at Home

If you are fat and wish to reduce
quickly, don't go to self-styled obes-
ity Doctor; be your own specialist.
Appropriate to your own use the SIM
pie Instructions given here and you
will be as capable a fat-reducing ex-
per: as there is in the land. The quail
ifications are few and the expense trif-
ling. Secure from your druggist one
unbrol1en ounce package of Marmola,
one-half ounce Fluid Extract Cascara
Aromatic, and three and one-half
ounces Syrup Simplex, all Of which are
both cheap and plentiful in any drug
store Take them home and mix them
together by shaking well in large bot
tie. You are now ready to become
successful fat reducing specialist with
out further training or preparation.
Simply take teaspoonful of this pleas
ant mixture after each meal and at
bed time, and you will make more
progress taking off your excess flesh in
thirty days than all the experts" in
the land could accomplish in half a
year. This method of getting rid of
flesh is, moreover, not only sure and
safe, but appeals strongly to the aver
age fat person, man or woman, for it
gets results without interfering. with
ones diet or lazy habits-it does the
work of exercise.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-12-28
New Tuberculosis Hospital at
Iowa City to Receive All
the Afflicted
CASES ARE DESIRED
This Glass Difficult to Secure and Ad-
vanced Cases of White Plague Will
Be Received at the Start-Experi
ences of Other States Show Diff
cuIties.
Special to Times Republican.


Iowa City, Dec. 2S.-The law requir-
ing that only '.incipient cases be ad-
mitted to the sanitarium for the treat
ment of tuberculosis, a few miles from
this city, will probably be construed
rather literally, at least for time
after the institution is opened. DR.. H.
f. kirscher of Oil City, Pa, who is
here, has called attention to the diff
hculty of getting cases in the very
early stages. 1t is the universal eX-
perience that persons afflicted with
tuberculosis in the early stages, are
loath to believe it, even when so ad-
vised by physicians.
The state of New York has never
been able to fill it's sanitarium for the
treatment of tubercular patients on ac-
count of a firm adherence to the law
that only the incipient cases be admit
ted. DIR. kirscher, who has made a
thorough study of the disease says he
has known advanced cases to do well
in sanitarium, while cases in the
early stages cannot always be helped.
On account of the large expense. the
building of shacks for the patients has
been abandined for the present. Two
large pavilions with a capacity of forty
each have been provided, and the ac-
commodations will be enlarged later.