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L'Italia., 1909-04-01
Arresto di "suffragette"
Il LOndra

LONDRA, 81 - Le uffragette"
contihuano n procurare grattacap, al
la polizia.
leri, esse tentarono d'introdursi
nellaula del Parlamento per incon-
trarvl II ,Presidente del Gabinetto. ma
vennero allontanate forza dalla po-
lizia cavallo.
Una deputazione di ventisette rap
presentanti lie pin grandi citta din
ghilterra, marcio In coionna diretta
ALA volta del Parlamento precedu-
tn da una musica che satoucr,a la Mar
sigliese.
Ma giunte che esse furono al palaz-
20 di Westminster trovarono lutte 10
entrate sbarrate dalla polizia.
L'Italia., 1909-04-01
Tn argOmentO scOttante.

Lon Brunalt raccoge lie Cccotti prose
asserendo che Paee oppore voener pese
spes Pssa nd
lie Acclaierie Tern deo Sablmento Krpp mpressione)
Ora pero egli esclama, vi
nsrazone della Marina morazzaa
la Esrema Sna vorr ruare fond spe
(Appasl) 3runai, dice: $50
perche dannosa scoppare
d moi puo desideare che aa trov aora impreparaa
boe conro lAustra Appas Conclude escamando
del Comz elettora ascoae la della Patra grda
"DIFENDETEMIr'
coll 'oratore).
L'Italia., 1909-04-01
giOrnaIisti al flnerali
del sOVrani cinesi

PECHINO, 80 - f state deciso
dal Governo di permettere al rappre-
sentanti della stampa ufficiale cine
Sc al correspondent del giornali e.
steri di presenziare solemn funera-
Ii che saranno celebrate IL 1.o maggie
prossimo in onore della defunta cop
pia imperiale cinese.
E. questa la prima volta che in Ci-
ma la stampa viene riconosciuta uffi-
cialmente.
L'Italia., 1909-04-01
La squisitezza del trattamentO

Una dele pin grandi e quail hanno causato
grande successo avuto da nee itaane la cuci
ma ed IL trattamento d tavola per passeggeri di
cabina quanto quell d classe
per questo chi state volta bordo d del vapori
di queste nee itaane lutte volte che attrave
Oceano sempre d posto vapori
italiani fatto deecceente cucna di una
portanza assai maggore d quano 81 creda prina
vista tutti sps ialmente ag taliani place mangiar
bene sopratuto auando 81 vaggia lie lunghe d ozo
forzato della vita di bordo pin rapfde
e quando nterrotte pasti atraent succolent
queso appunto quanto avviene bordo del vapor ita
ian dove insieme cola squisitezza del cib tu ipas-
seggeri di lutte le cass grautamene dell otino
vino.
L'Italia., 1909-04-01
AttcntatO anarchicO con-
trO TN SacerdOte

DES MONIES, ia. 80 - Padre Ro-
manelli, parroco della chiesa di San
t'Antonio, ha notificato quest 'oggi la
polizla di essere state aggredito gior-
nj or sono, mel suo studio da un anar-
chico.
Padre Romanelli rluscl ad afferra-
re prontamente una rivoltella ed a.
mettere ALA porta II mascalzone.
L'Italia., 1909-04-01

La Ditta Hartfeld Soar Co., parte lnteresse che
puo dervare dallagenzia delle suddette itaiane
prende parte atvissma patriotca nell
10 syuppo del traffico dele medesime
zone avuta moi IL Signor fairfield mostrato en-
tusiasta del progress compiut daa Mari
ma Mercantile ltaliana specamente per quanto rguarua
trafco cogli Sati Until Ed invero meravigosa
confortante II notare mentre solo deci ami
sono esiseva assoutamente alcun servizio
italane fra ii nostro New York, ogg vi
temeno che sci Compagnie d Navgazione Italiane che
vanno CARA nello svuppo delle reazon commercial
fra due paes Difat dopo che la Navigazone Genera
lie inzio IL servzio fra rItala New York mel 1900
Veoce stabilf Inca d vapori fra due paesi
pin tard lesempo di queste linee seguito a
quattro Compagnie italiane cioe Lloyd Ialiano
Lloyd Sabaudo la Soceta Scua-Americana l'Italia.
L'Italia., 1909-04-01

mi ami lie nee alane messo in servzo vapori
Vecchi lent di piccoo tonnellaggo soa ELI
ca Gil ultim vapor addett al servizo New Yorktaia
sono da 10 IA tonnellate, tutti doppa con una
velocta da Is II nodi ao ora che permette
oro d fare la traversata da II giorni mentre fino
POGO tempo ia dee traversate duravano IA, perfno
II giorn grandi vapori Sanno, Campanfa Europa A.
merica Oceania Taormina Ancona Verona compiono
viaggio In circa II giorn Ma il Duca al Geneva Duca
deg Abruzzi ii Duca dAosta hanno ormai yinto ogni
record perche compiono regolarmente la traversata
POGO pin d DIECI GIORNI. e cosa veramente sor-
pendehte consoiante ALA quae acuni ami
81 osava sperare.
L'Italia., 1909-04-01
La D|FESA DEL PAESE
ALA CAMERA ITAL|ANA
Il patriOtticO appIaudltO dSCOrSO deIrOn. Bru-
Malt La Patria grida al suOi flgI. Difen-
detemf'! DObbiamO pensdre ALA guerra lie
deboli rlspOste del GOvernO Lon. Brunialti,
applaudlilsslmo, invita- il GoVernO ad aghe
ad aSCOltare Ia VOCe del PaeSe.
DISPACCl PARTICULAR ELL'"TAlIA" !.
DISPACCl PARTICULAR DELurTAllA"

ROMA 81 = La Camera oggi presen.
motissm depuat Lon nerroga della Mari
del partieoar sui tradmento quae
ufficiae d Veneza Anterogante risponde
Marina A. Aubry quae dciara
sottra alo State dial tradore acuna ed
selude che abbano mel dpoevoe deo
amiche
on Brunialt replica nviando sorvegae terri
Veneto conne percorso a enssn
steri quail d carpire fesa lEnorme
impressione).
L'Italia., 1909-04-01
III future AmbasciatOre
americana a LOndra

WASHINGTON, 80 - II Senatore
Root dello State di New York, mel
sue discorso-brindisi pronunziato al
banchetto offerto a Charles Eliot, che
81 ritira dalla presidenza dell'Univer-
sta di Harvard, accenno ALA possibi-
lita che IL DR.. Eliot venga nominate
Ambassadors americana a Londra.
Fra gil intervenuti al banchetto e
ravi il Presidente Taft.
L'Italia., 1909-04-01

LISBONA, 80 - II Gabinetto por-
toghese del quale presidente Ar
thur De Campos Henriquez ha rassc-
gnate, quest'oggi, lie sue dimissioni
nellie mani di Re Manuel.
II Re ha chiarnato ALA Reggia |
pi1 eminenti parlamentari per con-
sigliarsi circa la formazione di un
nuovo Minisitero. Questa pero, mel
momento attuale, appare assai dif-
ficile.
L'Italia., 1909-04-01
Brunialti RispOnde.

Ascoltatissmo daa Camera 81 aza a repicare Pom Brunialt
dchara Notwithstanding dele
Mnistr Isl atte eg dice
parole arebbe tempo che pensa del fa Con
cud dchiarando che voer abneto nche
decida eazzare frequent fate dfesa
zionae (Applaus)
Lon runa col patriottico dcorso portato
caloroso genuine
L'Italia., 1909-04-01

ROMA, 80 - La voce corsa, rae
colta sparsa dai giornali che un ita-
liano (quel poyero e innocuo Tosti!
aveva, Ibordo ell'''Hamburg" ten
tato di assassinare Pex-Presidente
Roosevelt, produsse qui in Roma una
enorme costernazione.
l. on. Giolitti ell Ministro degli este
ri on. Tittoni, furono notficati del
preteso attentato mentre assistevano
ALA seduta della Camera.
Ambedue, riavutisi dal primo sgo-
mento. espressero la speranza che
lautore del supposto attentato non
fosse italiano che giornali avesse
ro preso un granchio.
L'Italia., 1909-04-01
NAPOLI A1TENDE
ROOSEVELT
Tutta Italia dttende |'ex Pre-
Sidente II salute del Sin
daCO di Roma Sui pretesO
attentatO.

NAPOLI, 80 - Durante la sua re-
sidenza Napoli, 'ex-Presidente Teo-
doro Roosevelt, sara continuamente
scortato da un corpo di poliziotti ci-
clisti sotto II comando del Delegate
Mezzacapo, che . nipote del noto ge-
nerale Mezzacapo.
Roosevelt glungera qul sabato Q
gia le autorita 81 sono accordate sulle
disposizioni da prendersi per 10 sbar-
co terra di Roosevelt.
L'Italia., 1909-04-01

tutto clio bisogna aggungere la rapidita cui
81 compile la raversaa sui nuov vapor aliani Nei pri-
L'Italia., 1909-04-01

ROMA, B - Adesso che PItalia ii
preparava a ricevere con una magni-
flea dimostrazione di simpatia Teo-
doro Roosevelt, In voce fatta correre
di un attentato contro Ia di lui per-
soma, produsse un'immensa emozione
e un profondo sdegno.
Re Vittorio Emanuele, pei primo,
espresso II suo sdegno ed II suo pro-
fondo dolore.
ROMA, 81 ~ Tanto Il Sindaco di
Roma Ernesto Nathan che II Cardi-
male Satolli che fu gia Nnnzio Pom
tificio Washington. hanno inviato
un Marconigramma di benvenuto a
Roosevelt bordo del vapore "Ham-
burg II dispaccio del Sindaco Ma
than era redatto nei termini seguen-
Il:
"A Teodoro Roosevelt, degno sue
cessore di Washington di Lincoln,
al camplone della verita, al'uomo
senza paura,. Roma, euore deil'Italia
Unita, invia II suo salute amichevole
e augura fellce la traversata aell O.
ceano."
"Ernesto Nathan
Quello del Cardnale SatoM era
conceplto nei termini seguenti:
"Memore dell'accoglienza cortese
da vol ricevuta ALA Casa Blanca 10 vi
invio | miei cordalissimi saluti le
congratulazoni per la vostra gloriosa
amministrazione della Repubblca de-
gli Stati Until. vi auguro felice viag-
gio spero potervi salutare personal
mente, Roma. prima che ritorniate
In America"
Card SafOlIi-
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-08-05
GUARDS FIRE AT STRIKERS
Riotins Breaks Out at steel Car Com.
pany's Plant After Ten Days
Effort to Settle.

Pittsburg, Pa.-For the first time
in ten days rioting broke out at
the plant of the Pressed Steel Car
Company at Mckee Rocks, when the
striking employees OF that concern
were fired upon, it is alleged, by
deputy sheriffs.
No one was injured. The authori-
ties, on account of the days outbreak,
have again put on extra sentries and
the car plant is surrounded by armed
guards for the first time within over
a week.
The strike of the employees of the
Standard Steel Car Company at But
Ter was amicably settled, both sides
claiming victory.
1t is not believed the Pressed Steel
Car Company employees will attempt
to hold out after the first of the month
when eviction of the strikers occupy
ing company houses will take place.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-08-05
CLAIMS HE is A FORGER
His Baby Dead, Wife Dying, Himself
Broken In Health, Causes Fugitive
to Walk Into Jail,

Kansas City, Mo.-His baby
dead and his wife dying, as a result
Of a street car accident in California,
William Nilsson, himself broken in
health and tired of being fugitive
from justice, walked into police head
quarters here and surrendered. He
told the police that he had committed
forgery at GAINESVILLE, Wis, two years
ago, while shipping clerk in the en-
ploy of creamery company.
Nilsson fed to Germany, he said,
but later returned to this country. He
learned that his baby had been killed
and that his wife was dying. It was
to spare them shame and humiliation
that prevented his giving himself up
sooner, he declared.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-08-05
CAN'T CONVERT CHINESE
Best Missionaries Can Do Is to Edu.
cate Them, American
Woman Says.

Chicago, Ill.-"You can't convert q
Chinaman. He may say he is con
verted when it is to his advantage
financially to do so, but really he is
not converted. One Jesuit priest who
had been in Singapore 20 years told
me recently he could not knowingly
say he ever had converted China.
man."
Mrs. G. F. Smith of Hongkong holds
this view Of the missionary work be,
ing done there. She is on her way
to Lafayette, Ind, to visit her mother.
"The Missionaries" she said, "do a
great deal of good by educating the
Chinese"
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-08-05
A DISTANCE COVERING MORE
THAN ONE THOUSAND
MILES SHAKEN.
"A ARE KNOWN TO Be KILLED
Several Towns In State of Guerrero
Partially Destroyed-Many Build
ings Collapsed, Walls Were
LeVeIed and Cracked.

Mexico City, Mexico.-Central
Mexico from the Atlantic to the Paci-
flc and from Querato on the north to
Oaxaca, on the south, a distance COW
ering more than one thousand square
miles, was shaken by series of the
most severe earthquake shocks felt
in the region for a quarter of a CEN
fury. Reports of the loss of life are
not complete, but the official figures
show that fourteen were killed out
right and more than a score MORALLY
injured. The towns of Acapulco and
ChilpancingO, in the state of Guerrero
have been partially destroyed.
According to the observatory rec
ords, the first shock of the series was
felt at 4:15 in the morning, the rock
ing oscillation being from east to
southwest. 1t was very severe, caus-
ing the bells of the many cathedrals
of this city to toll, breaking crockery
and in some instances leveling walls.
The people had hardly recovered from
the first fright when a second more
severe shock caused an outpouring of
nearly everybody to the streets and
plazas. This movement was of a
tripodory and oscillatory character
lasted with marked severity for one
minute and thirty-seconds. The tall
buildings of the city swayed and in
some instances cracked, the pave
ment opened in places and in the
poorer sections of the city a number
Of houses collapsed.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-08-05
KING ALFONSO PROCLAIMED
MARTIAL LAW AND SUSPEND
ED ALL GUARANTEES.
TRAGEDY At HOME AND ABROAD
Orders Are Given to Governors Of
Provinces to Crush Revolution at
Any Cost, Without Hesitation
and Without Pity.

Madrid, Spain.-The revolution in
Catalonia has reached a serious
stage. There is much bloodshed and
artillery has been employed in the
streets Of Barcelona to quell the out
breaks. The city is terror stricken.
The revolutionists are reported to
be fighting desperately behind barri-
cades. The troops include mounted
artillery and the defenses of the reb-
els have been raked with shot.
King Alfonso has turned back to
Madrid from Sebastian, and at once
issued a decree proclaiming martial
law and the suspension of constitu-
tional guarantees throughout Spain.
Orders have been given to the gov.
ernors of the provinces to crush the
revolution at any cost, without hest
tation and without pity.
Fighting at Homo and Abroad.
The day marks black chapter in
SPANS history, for there was tragedy
both at home and abroad. The king
reached here in time to learn that
part of his army at Meliella had had
bloody battle with the Moors,
which, though the final victory was
won by the Spaniards, cost the lives
OF twenty-one officers and a total OF
200 Spaniards killed or wounded.
An exact estimate of the dead and
wounded in the clashes between the
troops and rebels in Catalonia is i'm.
possible, owing to the rigid censor.
ship which prevents the sending OF
private dispatches and the govern.
ment has not fixed a total.
The government admits, however
that rioters have been killed and
sounded in several cities and towns
including Barcelona, Alcoy and Gala
horra.
Disturbances In Many Quarters.
Details Of the latest disturbances al
other points are either meagre OF
lacking altogether. There has been
rioting at Saragossa, Vendrell, Rioja
Port Bou and Elanson, and a general
strike was declared at Biscay.
The center of the revolution is Bar
/
celona, to which place the govern
ment is rushing extra troops. A
dispatch this morning said that the
Barcelona revolutionists had been
defeated as a result of desperate
charges by the troops but a dis
patch at noon announced that the
fighting had begun again, the artil
lery using heavy guns to demolish the
barricades. The peaceful section OF
the population fed in fright to theil
houses and locked and barred them
selves in.
No Life Is Safe.
A military proclamation has beer
issued at that city, that no life is safe
and warning peaceful citizens to re
main under cover.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-08-05
River FIoater Identified.

Kansas City, Mo.-The body of a
man found in the Missouri river to-
day thirty miles east of here was
identified as that of ]. G. Gray, of
Clinton, Ill. The body evidently had
been in the water several weeks. It
was found near the scene of the Wa
bash wreck of Saturday night.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-08-05

Emperor Williams new schooner
yacht of German construction is per.
forming in a way that reveals a decid.
ed advance by naval architects of his
empire in yacht designing and out
fitting. She lost one race to the Ger
mania, a remarkably feet German
yacht which represented the best
achievement Of that country before
the new Meteor appeared, but the
Meteor has since defeated the Ger.
mania in a breeze that tested the
ability Of both yachts to the utmost.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-08-05

The report that the head-hunters of
the Philippines are yielding to the in
fiuences of civilization will be Yeas-
suring TO those who have been making
investments in the archipelago. But
the native warriors will have 10 be
watched Just the same, for many
years, as they win doubtless break
away from restraint occasionally and
indulge in orgies of crime. The North
American Indian did this, and in in.
ltelIigence he must be classed a num-
Der of grades higher than the natives
Of the Oriental archipelago.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-08-05
Taft,s Yacht 10 Rescue.

Biddleford Pool, Me.-Gecrge H.
crew of the presidents yacht, the
sylph, rescued twenty Of twenty-nine
persons who had been thrown into
the saco river when power boat cap
sized. Two persons are believed to
have been drowned.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-08-05
Norway and sweden Dispute.

Copenhagen, Sweden.-A frontier
difficulty has arisen between Norway
and Sweden. Sweden demands the
alteration of the boundary line be-
tween Jermtland and Trondhjem, TO
which Norway refuses to agree.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-08-05
Anentn rake klno,a Inc.

London.-Purely as specula-
ton, a number Of insurance poll
cies on the life OF King Alfonso Of
Spain are being taken out Llyods and
other writer's put the rate at 20 per
cent, which indicates that the ruler
of the revolution-ridden monarchy is
considered none too good risk.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-08-05
1.Ooo Manohus Drown.

Tokio.-Flood in the PROVINCE Of
Chung Chun. Manchuria, has drown
ed 100 and submerged 1000 houses
in Klrlin. on the river Sangari,
225 miles from Mukden. The water IL
still rising.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-08-05
SONS Fate is Ike Fathers.

New Westminster, b. Crank
Bowel was run over by his wagon,
the horse taking fright while he was
unloading. He was taken to the
hospital where he died. A year ago his
father was killed in the same manner
and by the same horse.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-08-05

A boy in Detroit filled his mouth
with kerosene and then let it fall in
drops on a lighted match to see what
would happen. This boy was really
an altruist. The majority of small
boys enjoy such experiments at some
other ones expense, incidentally,
what did happen satisfied his curios-
fly for all time.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-08-05
No Trace Of Miss FIemino.

Chicago, Ill.-No trace has been
found of Japonica Fleming, the IL
year-old girl who disappeared a week
ago while walking with her father.
The girls parents believe she has
been kidnapped.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-08-05
American offIeIaI Dead.

London.-Francis William Frigout.
who for 40 years was connected
with the American consulate I'M
London and for the last az years
was deputy consul general, died after
q long illness.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-08-05
Funny Story May be Fatal,

Chicago, Ill.-owen Rowley pro
badly laughed himself to death. His
cousin, Edward Rowley, told funny
story while they were sitting
on an iron railing and Owens spasm
of mirth shook him on into the base,
ment, is feet below. His spine was
broken and he will die.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-08-05
Stole to Save Brother.

Takoma, Wash.-Confessing the en-
bezzlement of large sum of money
from DAZZLING & Co., Chicago stock
yards firm, John Nolan gave himself
up. He said he took the money to
save his brother from the peniten-
tiary. He was fugitive two years
and just learned that his brother had
committed suicide.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-08-05
Tries TO Wine Out Family.

Hannibal, Mo.-Charles Beasley,
barber, shot and killed his
3-year-old daughter, shot his wife and
then sent a bullet through his brain.
The tragedy occurred at the home Of
Alonzo Paulllam, where the wife and
daughter had gone for protection.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-08-05
Kills His wife and Himself,

Columbus, Ohio-Edward Johnson,
aged 80, shot his wife, Elizabeth,
aged &c, to death and then fired
a bullet through his brain, killing
himself instantly. They had quarrel
ed because Mrs. Johnson refused TO
return home after she had been in a
hospital, but had gone to live with
her parents.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-08-05

After his wife had died of lockjaw,
following Fourth of July blank-cart.
ridge wound, Kansas City man said:
Il shall devote the rest of my life
TO fighting the criminal greed which
lies at the bottom of this traffic in
murder" And there are many 9th
ers.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-08-05

Literature is the most exacting and
the most ungrateful of tyrants. Dick.
ems gave it energy and talent that
otherwise employed would have pro.
yided some competence for his de.
pendants. Now it becomes necessary
for grandchildren to accept a bounty
iOf $3.50 per week from the British
government
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-08-05
Maybray GETTING Fat.

Des Moines, Ia.-Despite his prison
confinement, J. C. Maybray, charged
with pulling on fake wrestling
matches and foot races all over the
country, has gained 25 pounds. He
weighs 296 pounds.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-08-05

Every time Abdul Hamid felt his
throne totter he would send out few
millions to be placed on deposit in
some foreign bank It is interesting
to note that he selected banks in coun-
tries where the people rule.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-08-05
Hurt In MIND AccIdent

Yves Farnfort. nl.-Colin McFaden,
was injured in a mine accident in
Harrisburg and 1t is thought he can
not recover. He formerly lived
here.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-08-05
Hotel Tybee Burned.

Savannah, Ga-The Hotel Tybes
on Tybee Island, about twenty miles
from here. was burned to the
ground. It is not known whether all
the guests made their escape. The
hotel was crowded LOSS, 100000.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-08-05
Wedn orandmother,e Cd Love.

Magnolia, Mississippi. - George H.
Turnipseed, ST., aged 81, and Misr
Virgie Began, aged 10, were married
here. 1t is said the girls grandmotheE
was at one time Mr.. Turnipseea'a
sweetheart.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-08-05

Wealth and luxury too often weak.
en- the moral fiber Sometimes they
are the test Of manhood-a test, by
the way, to which many would like to
be subjected.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-08-05
Arkansas to New York In Auto.

Fort Smith, Ark.-S, M. McReynolds
and wife left here in an automobile
for Peekskill, N. Y, a 2,500-mile jour
ney, This is the first trip of
the kind ever attempted from Ar
kansas.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-08-05

Humantarians now in London show
how to slaughter animals painlessly.
win they also kindly demonstrate a
good method Of making tough beef.
steak susceptible of mastication by
the Jaws Of the plain people?
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-08-05
Americans Are Coming Home.

New York.-The tide of ocean
travel is now changing and the
great crowd of Americans who have
spent the season abroad are starting
hOma
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-08-05

The public cannot fully realize the ex-
tent of the bad-boy nuisance. 1t is wide
spread and of various forms. In some Sec
tons Of the west old men of a certain
religious faith are often tormentetd by boy
hoodlums.
In my own neighborhood a number Of
boys divide their time between robbing fruit
peddlers and breaking the windows in any
house that happens to be vacant. These
boys are respectfully dressed, but their speech
and manners are the vilest imaginable
Idleness and incapable parents are,
think. largely to blame for the bad-boy evil.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-08-05

Is there any man on earth-or in these
blessed United States-who can stand up
and give the reason for the celebration of
our nations birth by the burning of pow
der and the accompanying hullabaloo?
Every blooming patriot thinks he has
to contribute to the sacred racket. Why?
No one can tell. If he tries to, he will
say: ''WhN we've always done it. It's the
proper thing" Blessed old Mother Prece-
dent!
So we must be Weakened every return
ing Fourth Cor fifth or tenth, as the case
may bel bv lot Of inspired idiots who
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-08-05

Chicago experts have discovered a
disease called "mythomania." In 9th.
er quarters it is called plain lying, but
that does not sound half as interest.
ing or scientific.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-08-05
Held for 4 Hotel am.

Geneva, Italy. Mrs. Thomas Az.
pleton Of Seattle was arrested at her
hotel here, charged with being In
debt $1,000. which she refused to pay.