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The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-08-27
SHARK T0WS BOAT IN FIGHT
Sea Monster Speared by Fishermen
Ora0s Craft in Water in Effort
to Escape.

New York; shark OF the elephant
species. said to be the largest ever
caught along the Jersey coast. Is on
exhibition In a Long Branch shop It
Is ~ feet long and weighs 1000
pounds.
II was captured OF Long Branch by
q 0shing crew after a vicious battle.
1t Is of the eating variety.
which has a reputation for corabative.
ness. and was feasting In a school of
mackerel when the fishermen speared
him. For a half hour the monster
towed their boat around before he a .
subdued with hooks and prongs.
The presence CT the shark has in
Inundated many OF the bathers along
the Jersey coast. who fear that II may
be the forerunner OF many others.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-08-27
WELLMAN'S POLAR AlASH1p IS
HopELESAY WRECKED
~ BREAKING ROPE
Grew RESCUED BY FRAN
BAG WAS SWEPT AWAY ~
THE WIND AND LATtA
rxpLopRD

Camp Wellman. Spitzbergen. Aug.
10. Via Hammerfest, Aug. Civ alter
Wellman's second attempt to sail over
the North pole in a balloon mas re-
suited in failure. The balloon, Amer
tea, in which Wellman and party set
u upon their perilous flight today.
met with a mishap after il had pro-
ceeded t~hirty-two miles from the
starting point. All succeeded in land
Ing without injury to anyone. n re-
turned to this point on board the
teamer Fran, which also towed in
the disabled balloon.
WeiIman decided early in the morn
Ing to make a start. n at 10 o'clock
the airship was brought out IF its
shed and the explorers took their
places. When the anchors were cast
loose. the airship assembled beautiful
~. the engines were set in motion and
everything seemed to work to perfec-
ton. The craft was maneuvere for
some time. and answered the helm
perfectly. Then its head was turned
northward and 1t set out at a speed
III ~, nj, five ~ les an hour.
Suddenly. after having covered thir-
ty-two miles, and when everything
seemed to be going splendidly, the
leather guide rope, to which was at
tached a thousand pounds OF provis-
ions and stores, broke away. The ac-
cident occurred just as the airship
was nearing the pack Of ice OF North
Spitzbergen.
I.eleased from this weight. the air.
ship shot upwards at a terrific pace
until 1t was above the clouds. The
pilots succeeded. however. in bring
ing her down near the earth, turned
her o and set out to fight their
way to the edge of the pack ice where
the steamer Fran was anchored. A.
ter much difficulty a tow rope was
gotten aboard the Fam. which start
ed Immediately to tow the airship to
Spitzbergen. The strain was SO great,
however. hat II threatened to tear the
car to which the rope was attached
% pieces and Wellman finally decided
to bring h airship down. This was
erected without mishap and the car
rested on the surface of the water UNI
I'll all the crew. the dogs n scientif-
&c instrument could be transferred
aboard the Fran. A fresh start was
then made n the America was tow
ed back to the landing stage and with
In a short distance of where the start
was made.
But the Ill luck Of the e~xpedition
was not yet at end. Just as the air.
snip IA reached the landing stage
and everything looked favorable for
its rescue without serious damage. a
sudden gust Of wind caught the bag
broadside on. and snatched It away
from its tow lines. 1t was carried
careening over the rough ice hum
m"cks for some distance and then ex-
ploded. All h scattered parts Of
the alrship were subsequently recov-
cred. but the damage was SO great ~
10 preclude n further attempt to fly
over the pole this year.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-08-27
DREAM DlsRUPTs BLACK HAND
Wonan's Vision Of Robbery Leads to
Arrest Of Gang. Who Receive
Long Sentences.

New Haven. Conn.-The BLACK
HAND" gang which has terrorized New
Ravens $4,000 Italians for five years,
q within two years has commenced
10 terrorize the other citizens, was
crippled for many years to come when
Judge Williams sentenced Vincenzo
Saobatassae. leader of the gang, to %
years In state prison and CAV other
members long sentences.
The BLACK Hand" gang has oper-
{ In Connecticut for FIVE years,
with headquarters here. Sabbatassae,
under the name of Giuseppe Kosi. was
a member of the New York gang after
coming to America from Italy, where
ne had been convicted of murder and
had escaped. IL New York he was
given a ive-year sentence in Sing
Sing. and after getting out in the
spring OF 1907 he came to New Haven
to direct things. With him came a
handsome woman. Annie Taddeo, who
stood by him to the end.
II was In the story of a dream that
the authorities got track of Sabbatas-
sae's W personal gang. Thefts in
the outskirts of the city, and particu-
larly in a cobbler's shop. led to a
search for stolen property on a farm
In the town Of Orange. near here,
where Detective James p. Ward of the
New Haven bureau. found a woman
on the veranda. Mrs. Etto Corvalu.
The oma told Ward of a dream
the night before which had kept her
in a condition of fright all day, and
she wanted him 10 take her away. In
her dream she saw Frank Guido, who
often visited the house. go with four
other men to the home of the hermit
near by. drink wine with him and
then murder him. after binding and
t~orturing him into telling them where
his vaiuables were hidden.
Soon after she awakened, Guido
came to the house with some goods.
She told him OF the dream, and he
admitted he had been to Wallingford.
a suburb Of New Haven, with Sab
batassae. Jack Libero, a barber of
New Haven: Natalie Pascale. a cousin
OF q city Official. and Giuseppe Mas
saro. and there had gone to the home
OF the hermit. Fopoli. and that all
the dream details were true, with the
exception that they did o murder
the hermit. but left him bound on the
floor This proved true. and the old
man was released.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-08-27
Must.che Hosbed o. Disease.

Paris.-The Parisian's affection for
his mustache and beard probably will
not Dc effected. but savants here
have just made ar effective demonstra.
ton against the hair. adorned lip as q
hotbed OF disease. A P%arisiennc al.
lowed herself TO be kissed by a clean.
shaven and then by a bearded man
After each salute her mouth was
stroked with a sterilized brush. The
microbes thus collected were deposit.
ed In q test tube and allowed to In.
cubate four days. Il was shown that
the clean-shaven man had deposited
q small quantity Of harmless particles.
His rivals kiss had colonixed the
lady's lips with the bacilla Of tuber-
culosis. diphtheria. pneumonia and nu.
merous other unpleasant microbes.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-08-27

Body Found Near Station at Larch.
wood, Iowa.

hardwood, Iowa. Aug. 21-When
the agent Of the Rock Island road
went to the depot at $50 this morn
ing he was startled to see the l~ifeless
body OF a man lying alongside the
depot platform. Investigation show
ed that the man. who was a
had been killed by blows on the head.
The sheriff and coroner were noti-
fed. A sua investigation revealed
that the man. who vas about 40 years
OF age. had died from wounds on the
..ead. inflicted probably by beer bot
ties. as several Of these were found
close to the body. some OF which were
broken.
The dead man IL a M one
having seen him as far as could be-
learned. prior to the finding of his
body. A stranger of the hobo brigade
has been arrested and is being held
Tor investigation. Stains on his cloth
Ing indicating blood. are being exam
ined.
Parties living in the vicinity OF the
depot claim that about q o'clock Fri
day night ain cries for help were
heard coming from the vicinity OF the
ROCK Island depot. but as they wera
not repeated. no attention was paid
to them. $500
The man was dressed in a light
shirt and light pants. with a dark
coat and dark cap
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-08-27

LAVA IS RICH FERTILIZER
Discovery Of Chemist Means the
Work Of E~xcavatins Hereuianeum
viii Be Completed.

Rome.-Rich as have been the
treasures from Herculaneum excava'
lions. work there was never satisfy.
Ing to Psychologists because the
people who built on the old site and
called the place Resina did not wish
to bother with diggers and drove
them on by putting prohibitive prices
on the land.
Now the treasures will be unearth.
ed. by order OF the Italian govern.
ment. whatever may happen to Resi-
ma In the process.
A Zurich chemist has been analyz.
ing the lava that surrounds and part
ly covers Herculaneum. He finds that
1t contains q heavy percentage OF
caustic potash. which may be extract
ed in paying quantities and furnish
enough fertilizer to satisfy the entire
Italian demand.
Having become convinced OF the
value Of the discovery. the govern
ment has asserted its right Of emf
nent domain in a decree that all lots
ONci tue SltC VI ItCl1uiohCuA moSS OC
sold without reservation as to the
treasure underneath.
Under this decree prohibitive prices
will not be tolerated and the Zurich
chemists discovery. besides being OF
immense value to Italian agriculture.
will prove Of worldwide interest In
the exploration of q site long reputed
to be OF greater historic value than
that az pOmneif
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-08-27

Columbus. Ind.-R. w. Prather. who
lives west OF. this city. has q living
weeder that q doing admirable work
The weeder II . half-grown calf. and Il
works early and late. In some man.
ner this calf has been trained to "a
into the cornnelds and chew up the
weeds. II never offers to bother the
growing corn. but It 10 death on weeds.
and the deld where It worked last
week u Just - clean - II human
hands had pulled every weed II It,
Tho calf may - rented In the neigh.
bcehood 70 work the rest OF the 1920
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-08-27
Registered Mail Addressed Chi
caoo Found In Small Ken
lucky Town.
important communlcatlons Contain
Inc Orders and Cheeks and Drafts.
Missing Several Months. 10
Gated In Southern village.

Chicago.-HAve you missed any I'm
portant letters OF late that were sent
b. registered mail!
Maybe they are waiting for you
down In Chicago. Kentucky. IN ambi
tious little village that asptres. appar
entity. to become = metropolis
Perhaps you never heard OF Chicago,
Ky. Well. there are some people In
Chicago. KY. who never heard Of Chi
cago. ILL.,, they say. One OF them. IL
Gems In Postmaster Philip G. Smith
The mutual discovery OF the exis
tence OF the other place on he map
came about when g pieces Of regis
tered mail that were intended for the
Illinois metropolis disappeared. and
when 4 corps Of industrious sieu,hs
were placed on their track they show. ed
up Ia the Kentucky namesake OF tn.
larger city.
Some OF them had been there since
December OF last year and others had
touyneyed there a recently ~ July
~ None OF them had been opened.
however. and the fault was attributed
BY poStoGice inspectors 10 the igncr.
Ance Of the Kentucky postmaster.
However. Postmaster Smith Was put
under advice. according % m Asso.
ciated Press dispatch. and the long
standing mystery Of the missing let.
ters Wa cleared up. Incidentally the
same Chicago merchants reported an
increase OF business. and some Ken
lucky customers shortly will receive
goods tha,. they had ordered and paid
for.
All Of the letters had been mailed
from Kentucky points. and - some Of
the railway mail clerks In that part Of
the country are aware that Chicago,
H.. has A. aspiring rival. II II a.
sumsd that the letters we're put Oh
there BY mistake.
80 far . ~ know there Wa no
ncpstary los. aid Inspector Stuart
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-08-27
LETTERS GO ASTRAY

OF the Chicago ONCE. THE complaints
were put In the hands OF a tracing
clerk a short time ago and the missing
% letters showed up In Chicago. KY.
They were returned and on examina-
ton found to contain the checks or
clearly was q case OF a postmaster
who didn't know his business. but
hereafter we will know that there Is
such q place an Chicago. Ky. and will
know where to look for delayed mail
from that section Of the country"
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-08-27
TO FARMERS
Agricultural School Professors
0lfeF Cut Rates on Education.
NIde About the Country In Autemo-
btiss with et~snosraphsrs II In
dssvos % Induce Farmer 70
oend Sons 70 Collecea.

Utica. N. Y.-Professors from the
state agricultural schools are scour.
in9 the country far and vide In auto-
mobiles. with sienographers BY their
sides. working = new "upiift" propa.
GandA- Their primary object, they
ny. h 10 induce more farmers TO send
their SONS TO school To accomplish
this the learned and Industrious teach.
err are Offering regular ba~rgain-coun-
ter prices 10 the ruralists.
Incidentally the state educators are
accommodating material for m up-tn-
date dictionary or glossary Of farm
slang and bucoaic dialect. A represen-
tativc Of the agricultural college nj
g. Lawrence university. who WAS IN
Lowvtile the other day. said he had
picked up more queer words among
the farmers OF Lewis county than he
ever dreamed we're In existence. The
state board Of regents. II 10 said. ID
considering plans for . Standard Ca.
seteer OF farm slang - II 10 slun8 At
the -upiifters.-
The professors. with their automs~.
biles and stenographers. ride put into
the fields and chin with the farmer
and his help while they cut the hay
or pick the cucumbers. The idea II
TO get the atmosphere" OF farm life
and TO give TO the farmer 4 chance to
get into close and sympathetic CON-
munton with the proselytes OF agri-
NesfeuRAl ~~f~ur~ rhuu ~noo r~~
fessor geta = farmer interested he
brings U the goods. which In this
case u . cut-rate course In the agri-
cultural school. The teaching 10 free,
the only expense being for board and
. few books. The board for students
at Canton. for instance. runs from $3.50
10 $3.50 . week There are no educa-
tional requirements. and any young
man with . limited school education
II eligible for the course.
This 10 considered = good oppor-
tunity for . young man on . farm TO
obtain . practical education at very
small expense. In fact, . young man
may enter 1T any time during the
school year. and for . period Of only
three months. This IL because macy
young men can not leave the farms
before the nrst Of November. and
must be back there by about the 6rst
Of March.
The farmers are getting more fun
than the professors out OF the "uplift'
tour. They are quick to Josh" the
professors and give them all sorts OF
excuses for keeping their boys" on
the farm. Poverty Is their commonest
plea One old farmer who told Prof.
H. e. Cook he was too hard up. gosh.
ang II. to buy taters to plant" winked
his wife n the professor departed.
then hoped the barnyard fence and
got out his own gasoline runabout.
which had been standing out OF sight
under the shed. He slipped on his
new gray coat and auto cap. and was
whiritns by the unsuspecting
Ia I cloud OF dust.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-08-27
hsads o. Nations 70 Meet.

Washington. d. C.--Three presi-
dents may meet In New Orleans on
Mr.. Taft's visit there about Nov. l.
They are Jose Diminga do Obaldia.
Panama; Gen. Jose Miguel Gomez.
Cuba, and William Howard TAFT
United States.
There IL now talk Of inviting the
executive d Panama and Cuba. and
should they accept. the United States
may show them the courtesy Of plac.
Ing = man-of-war ct their disposal 70
bring them to this country and taxa
them home.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-08-27

Atlantic City. N. IA hasd-headed
swimmer In diving struck George N.
McMinn. = Richmond visitor. and
smashed his leg bone. Life guards
Just managed 10 rescue the unfortun.
ate mar alive.
Thousands OF bathers and strollers
saw the accident and heard the yells
OF the diver when he came up and
found that McMinn had disappeared
under the water.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-08-27
4 GETTING UGLY

Pittsburg, Pa, Aug. 2l.-.. night OF
WIG rioting among the striking
workingmen closed the week at the
Pressed Steel Car company's plant in
s~choenville. A daring attempt, partly
successful. to blow up the ONCE build
ing Of the company was made. This
was the signal for serious clashes be-
tween the state troops and strike SYM
pathizers, In which a dozen or more
men injured.
Shortly after ten o clock tonight
over half a thousand women and chill
dren gathered about the company's
restaurant In McKee's Rocks ard were
partially dispersed by mounted troop
ers. One woman stood out OF the
mob and drawing q gas pipe filled with
powder threw it at the feet OF a troop
ers horse. The bomb failed TO !
ploda.
A crowd OF women again formed IN
the streets and as q last resort a ne
hose was played on them. This means
OF dispersal was effective.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-08-27


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The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-08-27
Has whoop.ne Cough q sevsny.Flvs.

Middletown. N. Y.-Mrs. %. NJ. Wade
Of Montgomery. this county. at the
are Of as years ID having her 1rst At
tack Of whooping cough. and. although
Il u ! severe one. she n happy IN the
thought that she has escaped the In
fantile disease % long. Friends who
call 20 SO her are reminded By Mrs.
wade that her amictions are n indi.
cation that che y 70 enjoy many more
years Of lito.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-08-29
HEALTH AND BEAUTY.

The girl who perspires will find that
she viii aid matters immensely if she
viii carry a tiny vial of rose water and
alcohol.
A simple remedy for burns is made by
adding TO a eupful of olive oil a tea
spoonful Of carbOlic acid Apply band
age soaked in the mixture.
Relaxation is the secret of taking the
mental, moral and physical kinks out
OF ones system in the warm weather
IL viii take all the unsightly lines from
your face and prevent new ones from
forming.
If any one of the family is so unfor-
tunate as TO sprain his or her ankle
this summer you viii find that you can
make the doctors part easier by soak
ing the afflicted member at once in
very hot water. This relieves the con-
gestion, and by the time the doctor ar
rives with the bandages the sprain will
be ready for treatment. It is better
not 10 wait a moment to find out how
serious the injury is, for hot water
can do no harm, and the patients suf-
fering viii be greatly Iessened by
prompt action.
Cold water dashed on the face and
chest in the morning gives the same
tonic effect of a cold plunge in the
morning without the shock
All too frequently is a bottle of poison
mistaken for something not deadly One
way to help avoid this danger is to put
a brass-headed tack IN the cork of
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-08-29

they stayed in their foreign field of Ia
Dor.
why" said the speaker. "a mission
airy must travel decencly, and that re-
minds me of a story Of Mr.. Sturgeon
and fellow clergyman. The two were
just starting off on a railway journey.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-08-29

is oval, which fits around the eye at the
margin of the orbit. The eye may be
opened into the lotion. A weak solution
of boracic acid, 3 per cent, may be
safely used. The acid must be fresh
and clear, however; tears are the ma
tural method of cleansing this organ.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-08-29

which comes on suddenly cold water
soothes the pain. After persistent
trouble very hot water will relieve the
pain and reduce the swelling. The eye
cup is the most convenient way of
bathing the eye, for the eyeball is
washed directly. The mouth of the cup
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every bottle containing poison. One can
know Immediately whether the bottle
holds poison simply by the sense of
touch. This knowledge is especially
valuable when you are looking for a
bottle at night.
For any inflammation of the eye
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and Mr.. Surgeons friend showed him
a second-class ticket.
See said he, what good care I take
Of the Lords money.
See, said Mr.. Sturgeon, bringing
out first-class ticket. what good care
1 take Of the Lord g servant.
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THE LARoRER AND HIS HIRE.

At a recent conference in New York
of foreign mission boards reference was
made to the increased cost of living Of
missionaries home on leave, which made
it harder for them to get along than if
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The NezU Fall Hats Are
BeWifChingIv Hifferenf

coming styles of these Fall creations Dame Fashion
large hats large hats tho refresngy different and beautiful
colorngs shades predominant
tiful and srkngly trimmed
exhibit by complete but advance