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caii.e.s ccsy commIssIonIers.

CIR nd cris. N. D.. Jan. 8. - The
Sei.h Eatcta millers will continue
tie NIL ufa6ture OF the so-called
a..acl ed ncrr. despite the orders Of
Conn issicner Lsdd. It Is announced.
Nj. ladd issued orders forbidding the
,nanufs c,ure after Jan. l. He prom.
lses lie Will prosecute all violators.
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Farmers Block lntsrurban.

Webster City. Iowa, Jan. 12.-Scott
township Saturday blocked the con.
struetion Of the proposed Waterloo &
Ames interurban line by refusing q
right of way through the township.
The vote was more than two to one.
the reason icing that the road would
have cut the township diagonaliy and
cross the farms.
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QrainArd Bank Fails.

Brainerd. Mimi. Jan. 10.-The Sc,
cusity Bank Of Brainerd has closed;
its doors. The bank. which had q.
capital stock Of $4,000 and deposits
OF e35.8S0. opened for business in Au-.
gust. 1908. j. H. Guerin IL president
and A. y. Storck cashier. The clos;
ing h voluntary. the o1icias wiring
the public examiner to make an hives.
tiEatioo.
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Indians Give Up Arms.

Noaales, Ariz.. Jan. S.-omcial no.
tice was received from Acting Gov
einer Cubillas Of the state OF Sonora.
Mex. that the treaty between the
Mclean government and the Yaquis
InGians lad been fully ratified and
that thousands Of the Indians are
tmirg into the capital and surren.
fe.irs lfeir arms.
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Insurance Concern Elects.

Hokah. Mimi. Jan. 8. - The twen-
ty.fifth annual meeting Of the Mound
Prairie Farmers Mutual Fire Insur-
ance company was leld here. Direct
ors A. J. Van Ark and Fred Roth were
and Herman Klein was
elected a director. The company paid
losses OF s3.361.37 during 1908 and
closed the year with balance Of
S2,O5G.74.
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SWEDEN.

The teet crop OF Ostergotland this
year amounted to over 10000 tons.
which IL 1000 tons moro than last
year. The crop this year gives 1875
DER cent sugar. an against LA per cent
last year.
The new tuberculosis hospital at
Medelpad Ii to cost 100000 crowns.
half Of which amount will be furnished
by the state. the balance Will BE- PRO
vided for by the various communes to
be served by the hospital.
During the holidays the poor school
children Of Stockholm were treated
to holiday dinners. and helped IN vari.
Jus other ways. The nswspapsrs
rathered subscriptions for this charity
work. and thus brought happiness to
many poor homes.
The Swedish board Of trade In Lon
1on has commenced the issuing Of .
monthly journal q their o0aciaj organ.
They have requested King 0usta1 %
be the patron Of The papsr. - this
VIII give Il influence and standing.
The board has done effective work
toward securing moro favorable tsle-
graphic rates between England and
sweden.
Quite an unusual happsning took
place at sodsrmalm the other day.
when . new flvs.story building sud
denly collapsed. leaving only part Of
n. -.il standing Fortunately Il hap
pened At time whom III ths working
men were away. % no lives were lost
The contractor. J. 4. Eklund. thinks
thst the foundation must have sunk
and given away. - the work on the
building had bsen done In the usual
careful manner.
The museum at HamEsrby has re-
Gently received . me statustts from
Miss 0erda 6princhovu. representing
he noted hotanis.t Lime. - . young
nan. The muieun contains . number
OF art works. illustrative Of the life Of
this renowned man.
Tee. 3. tie nrst anniversary OF the
death OF King Oscar. was observed -
holiday IN Stockholm in honor Of the
,oved monarch. no business being
aone. The hing and QUEEN visited the
Riddafpoln eathsdfal end paAee1 1ov.
J er. on ,ks easl1s q H. asaA haG
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NORWAY.

The famous standard bearer. Semb.
who died recently. was buried with I'm
pressive ceremonies at his homo In
Hiterdal. He was q favorite Of the
king. who sent beautiful floral wreath
70 grace the CONN.
The FIRST crematory in Norway will
be opened for business at Christians
In q few weeks. II will cost. when
completed. about $4,000 crowns and
will be one of the best institutions Of
the kind In Europe. The oven 10 now
being installed and is . very formida-
BILE affair. costing 10000 crowns. It
Ia the invention Of man named Rich
ard Schneider.
An automobile society has been or.
ganixed at Aaiesund for the purpose
OF establishing an automobile route be-
tween Aalesund and Orskog and be-
tween Aalesund and Rodset. The
need Of an automobile route between
these points has been felt for some
time. and there 10 no doubt a. to the
success Of the enterprise. Tho trafhc
viii begin next April.
Tho receipts from tariff duties on
imports In October. 1908. wore 7.s3s.-
22s crows. IN increase Of over 100000
crowns over tho receipts IN October,
1907. During the nrst seven mooths
OF the Of 1oOS-o the total revenue from
the tariff was 3s.i30.S37 crowns. -
against 1851. 93s crowns during the
same months Of the preceding year.
and 3s.Ss6.slS crowns during the Same
In ls07.S.
The church department has insti-
tuted an Investigation OF the old Olav
cloister .. Oslo. erected during the
reign Of .Haakon Haakonson. with
view to determining what repairs are
needed tr. preserve the building from
further decay. Tho walls have DO.
come TOO damp and the thing on the
roof IL defective. There 10 q strong
popular feeling that tho venerable pile
ought not to DO permitted to decay.
and the action of tho church depart
ment will meet with hearty approval.
A leading newspaper is authority for
the statement that the government OF
Sweden objects to the acceptance by
Swedish oficials Of Norwegian orders
and titles. II IL customary, before
such orders are issued. for the govern
ment desiring 10 honor foreign sub.
ject. to ask the government TO which
no owes allegiance. II there u any OBJ
lection to the bestowal OF the order:
and recently when the Norwegian
charge d'affaircs at Stockholm In.
Quired OF the Swedish minister for
foreign affairs II he had any objection
to the acceptance Of orders from King
Haaken by certain Swedish oficials.
that dignity answered that for Ii time
being he was not favorably disposed
20 the idea.
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News of the Northwest.
BABY SUMMED TO DEATH.

Was Playing with csllueold TeX
Which lenitsd From Fire.
Owatonna. Mimi. Jan. 10.-A tiny
ceiluloid trumpet, such are sold On
holidays, caused the death q . young
son Of Fred Bredloy. living west OF
the city. The baby was playing about
on the floor Of . room in which was q
stove, the door OF which was open,
Mrs. Bredloy stepped out OF the room
for a moment and upon her return
found the child's clothing abiaxe from
head to foot. The little fellow died
within a few minutes.
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pRuo AND Roo MANkAro MAN.


Minneapolis Thugs ''ost" Son Of State
lo9lolator.
Minneapolis. Jan. 12.-John A. Jor-
gsason. travelling agent for the Parke-
Davis Drug company. and a son Of
state Representative Hans Jorgenson
of Mankato. reported to the police OF
Minneapolis Saturday that he had
been drusged and robbed by three
men in = lodging house. He was rob
bed Of 345. . diamond ring. q watch
and stick pin. The jewelry Is valued
ut $500.
Detectives Mortenson and Written.
tohn arrested Frank Pasko and Julius
Ougan. both young men. in whose pos
session. the police say, some Of Jor-
genson's belongings were found. The
third man escaped.
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Lynx Killed Near Brandon.

Brandon. MIMI. Jan. 12.-Mr. Jul
seth. residing about two miles north
Of this village. killed lynx Saturday.
He was rabbit hunting near Little
Chippewa lake when his dog encoun-
tered the lynx. After nearly killing
the dog. the lynx started leisurely
away. but was stopped with . bullet
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Citizens Care for Starving indians

Citizens Care Tor Starving Indians
Citizens OF Helena have taken the
matter OF the relief OF the Chippewa
Indians in their own hands and will
wait no longer for assistance from
Washington. The band. which num-
bers several hundred. Is camped west
of that city. and delegation has
made an appeal to the federal Judge
that thty are starving and. freezing.
They also asked that the long prom.
ised reservation be forthcoming. A
large supply Of blankets and food was
sent out by the Helena commercial
club. II It becomes necessary the In
dams will be removed to Helena for
better protection from the elements.
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LOUIS w. HILL APPOINTED.

Placed st Head Of state Highway
Commission.
St raul. Jan. 8. - Louis w. Hill.
rcsid,nt Of the Great Northern. was
up. ointed chairman Of the state high
way om mission yesterday by Gov.
-chnson.
Nr. H:n succeeds Gustav Scholle.
vi o :ecently sent In his resignation
because OF his contemplated removal
to Washington.
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EXPLOSION MAY COST s,oH1

Saltwater. Jan. 10.-1oseph g. Car
roll. ticket agent at the union depot.
was seriously scalded In the face and
eyes by steam, and he may lose his
sight
A lard can filled With water and
tightly covered vas on the kitchen
stove. to be used In thAwing . frozen
water pipe. Mr.. Carroll WAS lifting
the lid with . knife when IN explosion
occurred and the steam struck him In
the eyes and face.
He il unable 70 zee and his coadi.
ton q eonAlerod grave.
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Want Fourth judge.

Dulgth. Jan. 8. - Tn est. Louis
County Par association yesterday
rdor,ed resolutions favoring a Fourth
district judge in this county and APP
eir.cd a con mittee TO draft a bill to
oe presented to the legislature.
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STRANGE DISEASE KILLS Hoos.

lesses Reported BY Farmers Living
South Of Preston, MINI.
Preston. Mimi. Jan. 8. - Hogs are
dying south Of here OF q disease
which made its appearance in Sep
TENDER. One farmer has lost nine
teen head. another sixteen and now
another drove has been attacked.
These farms adjoin and are the only
ores affected SO far. The disease
crfs fatally after running from three
ve, ks to two months. 1t Ia nothing
iiae cholera.
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rev Minnesot, Pos.mas. .r,.

y-asl irsion. IAN. lot. +. Flake
It'd VI: appointed postmaster at Arm.
stiore. + echoin county. Minn.. vice
Il. | In: iehson. resigned: Arthur ]
"a. srn It Butler. Otter Tail county.
lice NJ. II. McHenpy. removed. and
Fred W. Markwardt at Woods. Crow
i; ing eoGrty. vice b. Jacobson, resign.
I'd
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srANo-PArs IN IOWA BEATEN.

Fesly Of 0iackhawk Wins the Speak
ership.
Des Moines. Jan. IL. - When the
-Stand-pat" support Of Representative
w. L. Harding. progressive, Of Sioux
City, broke In the caucus Saturday
and went over to Guy A. Feely Of
Blackhawk county, thus assuring the
latter the speakership Of the house Of
representatives. the bitter factional
war Of Iowa Republicans came to an
end.
The "Stand-pats" on four ballots had
Tried desperately to nominate Harding.
Mr.. Feely will be elected this morn.
ing.
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v.irs ,nseor Marathon.

New York. Jan. lo.-Matthew Ma
.snss CT tie Trinity Athletic club.
srcokisn. won the amateur indoor
Saiat, on race at Madison Square
Garden last night from thirty-one 9TH
n competitors in quite handy fashion.
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HUNTING roos.

Your hunter and camper u not care1
less In clothing. He has biz fasAi
ions, somstimss arbitrary. bat tn
chief aim u comfort, warmth end peo1
tsction from inolsmsnt weaehee.
whether b orders his suit q Nac4
inAw, which The rivsFmsa md lunher1
lacks Of the Northwest use. O q Loi
den cloth. which he Tyroieee Deee3
snts and mountain climbers Of ow1e1
srlanA uss. Il must possess waaetpeooe
Qualities and warmth and Doasehay1
Color u also % b. considered - -
count Of harmonisins With The fol
Age.
90 one prefers swsdisA dogsdA
With It, reddish brown a1oeasanee
ana soft chAuoisltts toelln& onoeAee|
the close woven. nsht anA toaoA elot1
known - eahasAiAe. end ID vasaeeaa
IN coloss, o. DnSllsh ,mneeaa1n. vhio1
mates an excslleot cloth foe 6eoeevl
ius via animals in Tie basA. tt
cost may range tue . oo0paete eui9
from 80 70 etoo.
Then there ese pnntiaA eh1Ee9. A11A
sts. mittsns, doves and suoeln. rub
her coats and shirts. oeakln1s -
sinss. rubber boots. pooeh0a. h1nEanG
ahoes. he'd nees 70 ksep evay u >!
eects. moccasins Tor sti1l huntn& ell
skin siippsrs for hunting b dSy n
gions and wedding stoednU 90 peno,
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Detailed military instruction.

Brookings. 8. D.. Jan. 10. = Capt.
Edward R. Christian Of the Sixteenth
United States infantry. has been de-.
tailed by the war department at
Washington as professor OF military
tactics at Brookings college. Capt
Christian was in charge Of the inspec-
ton work of the South Dakota nation
ii guard last winter.
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Ro..e,e,t-s ccschm.n ki,ls sen

Eos,oa, Jan. 10.-Daniel J. Mooney.
former president OF the coachmen's
Union. committed suicide last night By
taking Ioison. Mooney had been
i,iyer COR President Roosevelt. He
h,s beea out Of work Of late.
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Austria Calls Reserves.

Berne, Switzerland. Jan. II. - The.
Bund says II learns authoritatively
that all the reserves Of Austria under
oficers residing IN Switzerland have
received orders to Join their regt
msnts on Jan. q.
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DAM DEFENDER ogTs WRIT.

Wsissnbaeh, Associate OF 0isez, Ap
psals 70 Supreme Court.
Chippewa Falls. Wis. Jan. ~. -
Valentine Weisenbach, associate Of
John Dietz. the Cameron dam defend
er. has been successful in his appeal
to the supreme court for writ Of err
ror, and the case will be heard before
that court on Jan. Is.
Weisenbach was tried in the circuit
court OF Chippewa county four years
ago on charge OF assault with intent
10 kill. was found guilty and sentenced
70 serve term of twelve years In the
renitentiary.
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DEPUTY POSTMASTER HELD.
0ault Ste. Marie Alleged Embexxler
Asserted He Was Robbed.

wv ~ VIZ sNVOOSVs
Sault Ste. Marie. Mich. Jan. TO-,
Deputy Postmaster Frank l.. Higgins
was arrested yesterday on q charge of
aembezslement. The arrest Is the out
krowth Of an alleged robbery Of which
Higgins reported himself the victim
Dec. IL. It was stated at that time
hat three foreigners assaulted the
;sputy postmaster with q sandbag
while he was alone In the postoflice
making out his pay roll the previous
evening. and his assailants escaped
with $4,000 of posto6nce funds.
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J, dve Pollock Begin. Fourth Term.

Faro, AN. Judge Pollock OF
lis city. for twelve years the chief
corrt of,oer CT this district, which
Includes. Csss, Trail and Steele coun-
ties. fas taken the oath CT ONCE for
MS fourth term.
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ADDS CHAPTER TO TRAGEDY.

George Browns Death Hasteneo oy
Shock OF Wife's Murder.
Fort Dodge. Iowa, Jan. 8. - George
Ercv n, the consumptive husband Of
tie WI man whom his father J. H.
CROWN CT Manson. killed last August.
Gicl Monday night at Colorado
Suinss. The shock OF the mur1er
lri..ed death considerably.
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DENMARK.

At the present time . out Of svssJ
1000 persons In Denmark de Of tuoeN
culosis. In 1879 90 out Of every 1,oo9
died from the dread disease. More
sanitary conditions are doubtless the
cause OF this excellent shoWinG.
Tho leading Temperance oeganisaa
lions OF Denmark have appealed % en4
folksting to pass . Law requiring IA
Incorporation Of the study Of the eN
fects Of alcohol upon tAs hsmaA body
In the curicula OF the Danish ssmanas
rles.
Hereafter Denmark win b reores
scented at Vienna and Rome By oolN
one ambassador. the two poote hevanq
besn combined. Mr.. Bernho0 Of IL
department for foreign a&a1rs WI 81
the new AMBASSADOR. He = only toey
y years. and gives promise q . esiu
liant future career.
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olr6e Pleree Attack On CeNoe4.
A savage attack By . GAAnee - .
youns lad Who vas plovlne = reoef4
"a nom Dubvith. Yoekshlre. To -
trtsl an the means n h1s power -
see the bird away. and u1e4 - haA
Tor that purpose. bat u bird snafehf
a Il ont OF his hand. A1teg IL 81
ccunter haA laSksd eue soue time IA
youth ssocssapd IN k1eckhg = y IA
sronnd and Il died shortly aftesvafd-'
Not lons 40 eyellaes q O. = tAs
roaAs NON Leeas - WhaEedele vese
atfaekeA % three ee0aeoAs nlenen III
IN oWl
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IN THE SCANDINAVIAN NORTH
Clsanlses Of Important Nssps of Ncspau. SDe&o
and Dsnnsork ssieA Oecas;onal Comnuenes.
~
~ ,aAnzm y. 0s.Alm

The municipal council Of Paris pEo1
sented the queen with fan On tho oej
casion Of her visit IN the city. TAd
GIN was . very valuable one. With -
queens name cot In bsilliants. anld
bearing an exquisite picture By AAQ1
rice Leloir on one side. On the ri
verse side were the arms Of 0we1AQl
ana Of the city Of Paris. surrouAded
by . border OF carnations. the favoettA
flower Of the queen. !
The holiday trafac from America ha4
this year been unusually heavy. an0
this fact will stimulate emigration. ID
Sweden . trip Of such IN extent q
almost an unhsard Of event among thS
common classes. while the mAjosteJ
Of the home visiting Americans af4
from these classes. The fact that &
few years. residence In America "a
often means independence will temp@
many others TO seek their fortunes q
tho new world. Then. too. the VISIT
oes for the most part assist some q
their relatives to come over with
them. and this materially increased
the emigration.
Selma IAseriof. the noted aukhoa
who recently celebrated be- 0ftotA
anniversary. was prominently mao4
toned this year for the Nobel psise q
literature. but failed to receive II
award. In Conversation with TREND
she statsd that che had NO esgrets q
not winning this recognition. - 80
felt that the Swedish people had AH
ready shown her % much hoaOe. -
numbers her frieoAs b. The hundSedal
not only In her own country. but a,ag
In most foreim countries. Her booo
Jerusalem" hos beeu translated lnto
seven different languages. and many q
her other works are also we'll knoWu
In translations.
Miss Jose0na Nilsson OF Rasnas. n
Aim parish. has made her communal
handsome donation. consisting Of b.
estates In Rasnas and IngamalA WITH
buildings and belongings. Tho oondi
tons are that she b granted . pout
sion Of 5000 crowns during her VT
from the rents. and that the estates
be kept intact. only the rents being
used for helping the poor. The esed
and helpless Of the commune. tn
estates are taxed for about $4,000
crowns, but this does not repreeeQN
their real value. ~ there 70 oonsideras
Bile fine forest land ON the estates. Tbs
authorities have accsptsd The s1fe @
the conditions named. and thsee = Z
great rejoicing In IL parish
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The teet crop Of ostersotland thil
year amounted to over 10000 tons
which il 1000 tons moro than Las
year. The crop this year gives l6.l
per cent sugar. an against la per CEN
last year.
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The senate yesterday passed bill
providing conditions under which the
thirteenth census Will be taken.
Senator Culherson's resolution In
structing the committee on the judi
ciary to report whether the presiden
had authority to permit the ABSORB
ton Of the Tennessee Coal and Iros
company by the United States Sted
,corporation Was adopted.
The senate at S.3e adjourned.
The Somerset reporter., 1909-05-06
Why the Menu Was Changed.

The culinary department of an East
Indian household, If the story of an
American traveller who has recently re-
turned from Calcutta is to be believed,
IS managed far differently from an
American kitchen. Here we employ
an Ethiopian expert at so much a
week. says the Philadelphia Record.
There cook would disdain to place
weekly valuation on his services
His conditions involve a fiat rate of so
many shillings weekly for the furnish
ing and preparation Of provisions. This
system of putting the culinary depart
ment out to contract causes n penuri
BUSINESS on the part of the chef which
frequently is not for the best health
and welfare of the household. Short
ly before last Christmas the above
named American tourist had ordered
his cook to have steak for dinner.
Broiled chicken was served instead.
Pressed for his reasons for disregard
ing the command of the head of the
household. the cook explained that tho
chicken had taken sick and if it had
not been killed and served that day he
was afraid he would have lost It."
The Somerset reporter., 1909-05-06
Stomach Center of Human
Life--A|I Else Secondary

The s0teess which has followed l..
7. Cooper during the past year with
bis new preparation, COoper's New
Discovery, is Unparalleled Cooper
has a novel theory. He believes that
the human stomach is directly re-
sp0nsible for most disease. To quote
his own words from an interview up.
on his arrival IN an eastern citv: "Tne
average man or woman cannot be
sick If the stomach IS working prop
erly. To be sure, there are diseases
Of Virulent nature, such a. cancer,
tuberculosis, diabetes, etc. which are
organic, and are hot traceable to the
stomach, but even ievers can, in nige
cases out Of ten, be traced to some
thing taken into the stomach All q
this half-elck. nervous exhaustion
that is how so common, is caused By
stomachic conditions, and II is be-
cause my remedy will and does regu-
late the stomach that | am meeting
with such success.
"To sum the matter up-a sound di-
gestive apparatus that is doing its
full duty, getting every particle Of
vitality out Of ali food by transferring
it to the bowels in perfectly digest
ed state-this above all else brings
health.n
The following unsolicited endorse
ment comes from j. L. Turk. living at
915 Locust street, Vincennes, Ind
Mr.. Turk is well known throughout
the Ohio and Mississippi valleys He
Is now sixty eight years of age, and
claims his general health is better
than for some time past.
The Somerset reporter., 1909-05-06
Conscientious Bill.

"Bill had charge of the animal tent"
said the old circus man. "and among
his pets was a leopard, the only one we
had with the show, and quite enough
too This leopard gave Bill more trou-
bic than all the rest of the menagerie
put together. 1t was certainly an ugly
brute.
"Well. one day when we were show
Ing In the Midlands l had come up to
London to arrange about some advance
business. was eating my dinner in
the hotel when telegram was handed
to me. 1t was from Bill and read
The leopard has escaped. prowling
about town. What shall | doT
THAT was just like Bill. He had TO
have explicit directions, even in an
emergency like this. He didn't want
to make mistake.
~ Immediately wired back to BILL
Shoot him on the spot | didn't think
any more about it until a couple of
hours later, when | received another
telegram from conscientious, careful
Bill, asking, Which spotY"