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Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1910-12-22
General.

The Kentucky delegation declared
itself for Champ Clark for speaker.
Trade with the Philippines has
shown an increase under the new cen.
sus.
The house has passed the Indian ap-
preparation bill. 1t carries tota! Of
ss:a!7,9S5.
No outward signs of mourning
marked the funeral services for Mrs.
Mary Baker G. Eddy.
The government case against the
so-called coal trust will be probably
carried to the higher courts.
1t is difficult to, say whether or not
there will be any serious effort to
change the tariff this session.
An explosion in the mine of the
Bond Coal company in Wise county,
Virginia, entombed twenty-six miners.
From ~ to Is new cases of cholera
appear daily at Funchal. Madaria.
Forty per cent of these are fatal.
Announcement is made at the war
department of the selection of several
general officers of high rank and their
nominations will be submitted to the
senate to confirmation soon
The police of Havana raided house
In Vodado, suburb of Havana, and
arrested an Italian named Roca and
five others, who were engaged in
scounterfeiting American treasury
notes.
Mrs. Ada +. G. Adriance of Pough-
keepsie, N. Y. must pay $4,000 for
pearl necklace, worth only $4,000,
because she attempted to smuggle it
into this country from Europe last
August.
Reports received at Jerusalem from
Assyrian villages say that the threat
ened revolution has become serious,
that Turkish officials have been mas
sacred and troops at military posts
have been annihilated.
report from the war department
showing how the country is made.
quately protected against invasion
from foreign governments was sent to
the house and was returned to the
war department because the house
could not receive a secret report.
IN the United States and all Its pos
sessions the stars and Stripes protect
101, 100000 souls. This Is the official
estimate Of the United States bureau
Of the census.
Victor II. Oimstead, chief OF the
bureau Of statistics OF the department
of Agriculture, Ia his annual report
says the high cost Of living has
helped farmers greatly.
AT San Diego, Cal, by the explosion
Sof defective intake valve OF the en-
CINE on the submarine boat Grampus.
three enlisted members OF the crew
we're injured, one so badly that it lis
expected he will die.
Opuiniiun iss Ia ss,s = -
j States and Its possessions place It
over the hundred million mark,
This state crop report issued by the
state board OF agriculture shows that
the total corn product IN Ohio this
season was 1O5,512,245 bushels.
orter Charlton, the young Ameri.
Al who confesses killing his wife III
1taly must return 10 face trial: Young
s(yharl ton " az reared III Omaha. Nah.
In the act admitting New Mexico "a
tsh0od the boundary line between
.a.1hAsg TERRITORY and the state of sTexas
s1X0d ny Il his linz mn;
dispsit
aftiAl distribution of the 81,
sas q o. Mills. ord cred
g &
VhitslaN
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1910-12-22
ANNUAL STATEMENT

Fer the Year Ending December 31st,
4. ~. 1863.
OF the conditions and affairs of the
FIRST NATIONAL EiFsl AND AGCI-
DENT INSURANCE COMPANY
Organized under the laws of the state
of South Dakota made to the Insur-
ance Department OF the State OF
South Dakota pursuant to the laws
thereof President, Cbaries H. Hyde;
Secretary r. A. Caml,eiI. Incorpor-
ated March %, 1903: Commenced
business Jane 1, 1909; Home office.
Pierre, S. ID.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1910-12-22
]. CAPITAL STOCK
Amount OF capital paid up

!. CAPITAL STOCK
| Amount OF capital paid up
IL INcoME
| Total premium income. 531356
/ Premium on sale of capital
stock .,..... .......... 10000. 90
/ Total interest .......... 39S.10
! Assets purchased from
| Bankers Reserve Fund
Life ....... ............ 153,341.72
| real estate ..... $50. 100000
| Total income ..........s 239,0533S
Organization expense ~. $1,s4o.5o
Commissions for selling
stock ..... .. 100000
| Dividends to policy holders 51.2a
Comm ssions to agents.. 2,SS3.92
Agency supervision, tray
cling and all other agen-
cy, expenses ....;.. 49,. l,467.19
Medical examiners fees
and inspection of risks % 90
Salaries and all other COM
pensation of officers and
home office employees. S,sG6.a4
Rent ...... ........... $4,000
Advertising. legal expen-
seS. printing and stat
ttonery. and postage, fur
n;tire, taxes ........,. 2,6sl2a
All other disbursements. 1858
Total disbursements 49, 54s11.o7
Balance ....,... $334142.3 81
w. lAEDNIER -AsNSts.iso
Book value of real estate
unincumbered ..... 10000 90
Mortgage loans on real es-
tate, first liens .........- 13S1130t
Loans secured by pledge of
bonds, stocks or other
collateral $3.50. ..... 1,1705o
Loans made to policy hold
ers on this companys
policies assigned as coll
lateral $50. ....:. 7o,3Ss.2S
Premium notes on policies
in force ........ ... 1,S26.50
panies and banks on in
:. tsses:t= :.-,.-.... 100000
with Ohio Ins. Dept 22514S6
Agents Balances ....... S,129.16
Total ledger assets. ... 3334,142.31
NON-LEDGER ASSETS
Interest and rent due and
Uncollected premiums l4.617:05
Notes held by company. 1850 90
Gross assets ....... S363.325.4S
DEDUCT ASSETS NOT ADMITTEp
Agents debit balances 7.95S. OF
cash due from employees. $500
advanced to employees. t3S 90
Loans on policies ... 2oO94.99
other items 5000. 10000
Iotal $500. ......... $2S,4o4.15
Total admitted assets. :. 1894. 9o1. go
V. LIABILITIES
oiity ciaimS ........,. 100000
Premiums paid in advance,
including surrender val
ues so applied ... 1922
Salaries, rents, office eX-
penses taxes, bills, ac-
counts, medical and legal
fees due or accrued -. s1s57o4
Commissions Tue ?O9n on
Dividends or other profits
due policy holders 1145 40
CeneI iiapslitles 6,553.71
IA STOCK ....... 150,o0o.00
Iuhos tsurplusl 7,209.S7
Total liabilities .....,. 1894 90l3S
EXHIBIT or CERTIFICATES
Policies In force December
81, of previous year NOME
Policies re-inSured and is
sued during year 1902. s2,3Ss,1so.2s
Total sass, 1so. %
during the year ........ NONE
Policies in force Decem-
Der 81. 1909 ........ sass, 1923
IN THE STATE OF SOiTTH
DAKOTA DURING THE YEAR 1909
Policies issued during the
year ..;..;;.. ........... saS1ooo.oo
during the year ........ NONE
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iftsn 90 r~p- ~ -ri-rr. ss,f't q stri,l
tnsi irnb tfI-r fH- rr-.tr f.sasi r1fii
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Mt t..Iwr.i rr .ttrEr II pls,surtty AMI
thus o. - fHI. rf'ar rn. tr=s. 20 o f-W
wears 'F- m.J.l fAt.-i sslu- -s,'n.tifns--
tru .r'H ma,lr..... gr.-... iiit no ar
-riu'rf & 81 ~r,suru 81. ur.-s,apabI"
fH"r' b.. o., ul.T mrl,ur 100 Germany
,iuriuz t bong -.'t."r 4ri fu -f-nd Tho
.rrT.r f|'pwtp. rr.. rrpgr anne ct
rIurrru. uru, .u,fil festivals l. q thorn
r frr H'--I fer rH~ weary ll,ifur New
N.rk. vtL. luckily b.Hnd rUs r-rufri
hu..sus E.rlu. hears Ter f'p little
good mu-l, from Nav 30 NuN "uibrr
Ini often .or-.s 'pr '.r s.s'I odd times
= GuuuEf fIiuuAS and ~rtpt. ls'
fl" mu-t. festival - not n,,,i''d m New
York ANY, more Than worlds fair
! - N.r"'~'"g Mass. and Bangor Ne
cline. % their p,uu- custom - annually
,trTtu.. 20 ru'-.c festival. 'hts town -
sell enough Supplied With pp-rl "a the
regular -".uspu.
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E".I ''" words u traveller from
aiar who Iouru".~ O." New York 20 sce
with M "Tv eyes what are tho moral
and -u"Ii condition. II this much dis
,r.--"I community.
We nsu been isi % ncrr,s tie, the ci,y w..
,r'.frr With air.,ln"..
With rM~ pf"uns~"Sslun 20 bias hrs
rudlIuc-t. the visitor. ANXIOUS To- know
rhr worst b1r determined not 10 l,n
ml-'"d go"- forth INTO the Places whore
vlrk"in"-~ world naturally l." dis
r.a'"H IL wa'"h,., Tor o. ..'rSs II o,Ii
,'.I'Iy 80 ~ every way 80 ~ubstan'iate
rlc alicia. ,ur- D." has heard concerning
lEc town. H. Conclusion ~.
MIrn 20 rr- eurrr'.- have found - far that
N-r 'or. is mo l~-ur,' r'ry IN trc world taxing
e,s- 'i.rg TITO 'cr,lr~r,Hor
Having 10" advantage 81 personal
acquaintance with conditions IN some
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us-us-iv@s Nv fAf4 rez esf IN nu
bFanfn = sHtrrHa HfrH fHssH Ttut-
Er-ps~r rsasr-ss han m r-sErtplir,ii
re--trrh. .arsi atHv~vs lnlt riHrptns
ne rrrt. fh~r rr- rr.fir..nF q flfrn
'sT-t sn.l psf's q Wan. hft-s ~sriii 10
'h--u go sf.tT ffls utk-- .s-t p.'isr
-tpasr-rs Hrsf fbrr ..- ErH.HI .'tl
..HlrsE~ 90 .IH.tz..I b. t'..r t-~
Fts.r rs en- fsf 'F-ri t rur sra-- %
l.1f.,fa .r .I..- r-. 2 fh~- lr- -~f-r.nr
..shfrs .HsiIsi ssi,i -,.r- f-.f 'p 700
-s.HffuE - 80 800 .1tfh rss.. fhrr Pol
.s-' 10 fJrt-nf 10 riiitssi as -4f .Ha tns' a
<trua frr go urfr~
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Tho lapancSe are about 20 enter a
new field II enicrpr-" Lieutenant
SHIR,rI u IN" lapan"-" navy has fitted
out a small expedition and proposes 20
compete IN the race Tor the south pole
with PARTY 81 fifteen men and with
fftsen Manchurian ponies - draw his
slNslg"- h" - expected ~ sal from
japan tins month. on n schooner ~ 20
tons. for King Edward VII Iani whore
he plans :" spend the next AnfarctIc
winter and - -c' ont IN IA" -prng for
th" south peel"
Thl- -rIppp.".l ISLAND has as yr' been
seen only IA III" dim distance and no.
tuylv knows y h"th"r u - really an isl
ard ~ rho n"rtn""n end - an u'Iir,Inn.r
from 20" I.ulnnd. ~ whether u NAV
oT"r flr.rah," aurh"rIg" for vessel
or Gppi winter camping ground These
an Uauv other questions ara now
hkclv O" b" answered for all time. ~
not only IA" Ilpanc~. hut ais, a pn-t
ol th" British expedition under tartain
Il ! ~,O1I prrpo-" - sIr"nd u"Nt win
to- ~ this .iud
Ih"r" meet be- NJ unpleasant r,valrv
bet econ ih" Japanese ami the d..'ach-
iu"ri from IA" scott party. for their
Iurp"~"~ a." different. tn" avowed
goal ~ Nv" lnuan"-c - the south pole
while the British party 81 only six or
seven men vii not b" "gupp"i for III, h
quest. captain SCorT has distinctly
arrnunr" 'hnt ~" work ~ fhi- urrtv
VII b" r"uir"i 20 Nv" study u local
conditions amt 10" mapping 1T King
ldNr-'i VII inui IN" British polar
EXPEDITION viii start from Sui.'h Ntr.
'pril Land. som" hundreds e milc- 10
'h" W"-t and the race for the pole will
o." f"fwe"n the British and tho Jana
H"se commanders
There u no reason Why the japanese
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compliment. tn PhiIaaclph,a

Co. rHF Enron COZ IUF ~ SCR Soy
aril "fu"T, BEL" R.ooUy i1v- ~ m" ~ o1I-
haN" been hrirhf"u"i hy IUT Srs Of Iarr.
AMI FOR ms IN! a.I The printed ILLUSIONS 81
The followers ~ good Father Prou'" may
r"y %" with Won n" oul- dis,orIrn' note
va- sounded nr .G"urg" e. " Dcsrn- Of
Philadelphia lhru' Duut'le-S y = vol
for hIru That he ~ a. not even guest a. tho
uirutr from " hoo. echoes the word has been
made W"rri"r T. has long been asserted
hat there - but uttIe FUN IN Phuadelphia
n..' some haN" saId hAi there J. learning
n 80. 81 BIS 'h" vulgar 'lsahie heres ego
~ no 'hru-'- INTO oar smiling ,ir,Iay Go
20. - Dozen -'I'N 90 ~craTr.". n yuu vii.
Uut adrUr' p"- an dus IN M. presence Of
no" shn !" Of rrpu' AMI hi- follower. how
ever unworthy S'FGINy I,Yfur
A,,rNNcrIr l,KF. august
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An.,hct rIaInnrIh nI...inr

To M TUITUU ~ IIIT ~ VI In N Inn
SIS hatrr Of IntoUoiogi,t.. yrrt- DO, spleen
upon the mo.Iul'n brand 81 1870. Icc'lrinr that
u T. small that " can rlrI, br seen An! fs.r 4
~ po>s"ssc~ parfirgiarfF ,uuoru.s vote,
A. matter 81 fact }o.r oorrr. .uu.irr. r,I.
IDENTIFY dO-- not know the dI.'crrfsr b,rvr.r fp.
n'A PuicH irritans ami the oriinar, rroi-Irt OF
III" swamp lands. liver since rho l'rorian- t-i..
OF Mr. Hamilton from GoN-raurs Island 20 me
city OF nrothrriy love amt ba,. this -~rf,rn ~,
New Jersey Fas hcrn - the mercy 81 the r.
,ni NJ Hamilton II blamed for the ularur It.,
believed 20 be- = ra,r 81 pure jealousy The Zen.
objected Ia W Hamilton Trm lFaaHir jump
o. sr"ms tOn hau mat such ,aIumus ~ q.
minated IN the Halter plant .U1HH rrl l..
way into the " Ides Vrrl.r column 90 Iur Sr,.
PI.,INFtJtp. y 2. august fu triry
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rHr coNTIvrNTu NDu.
with ~.fnr H-nars- oa the Dlrrr~nr- H.
tween Frotrstanttsnl and I.urit aniSfn.


ru TN EpIruE 90 IUf SrS su Nnuuf
tso S.rks ago Their. appeared n vour 'HI.
umn- letter from a Protestant D'srFg fra a
taking ISSUE with NJ Galll' n on 'ir yry~i
question - our SUNDAY llWu The latfrr's
letter did not ~-s but infer that hcrr...-I
the mobilization, " not abolition. 81 ~"
existing laws whiyh Do not now. 10 rul's.l
they ever did. -Npr-.- real punl.. or mon
IN New Nork W other states having mixed
populations
Sow this minister haz f1lI.n .u.p an
error 10 bolster up his par-., IN Protestant
ism 10y Confounding IL With rIr.f4rIsrl
The Cont mental rrforuers. calvin. l..'f rr
and others. had no thought OF sIl-t f.tUs
the Jewish sabbath. SATURDAY. for ~. ar-t
dhN Of the Wsek. or sunday. a day Of JOY,
iear'ing and gladnezs a. obscr, eI ny Tie
early Christians That was the Vora Of
The English Puritan- ami the Cont'uru'lI
Professionals took no part ia o. uhat-,,r.
and 50 to-iay IA Holland. Germany. ~N.'.
seflaht and thu-. Vugfs u. ram" where
hrO'esfan'- are found they all. he their
catholic ne Ehtprs faA. i'" same view %
SUNDAY. and games, dane ne. must, and a
moderate U.s.. @. alcohol, drinks tot. 10.
public AMI private. are INDUCED Ia hy al
] have spent 'onSidrraNlp time a. inter
walls On this SADIE 81 the water IN IN" .a-'
i've vsary AMI taken IaIus rLrourh trends
and a'quH Intanrsz 90 inform ulv zsl. 81 tie.
vorkings ot a." 40, allied Continental sun
day, nni an quite convinced that O.. -
more decent and moral than. and u..i, a-
Christian or Protestant - the div "a .'l -
u would Dee q great public boon o. d Ter.
-"nally 'uni4,tci commission mad, up of
such persons a. this Paterson. = = u.u.-.
ter we're sent 20 continental Iuror" 20 90.
amin" and report on 10" observation 81
sunday there
The fact - that pseudo. PIrf'auisrr -
still powerful hehinI ~ intreLrhiu.r, Of
statutes. and It Is fearsd by many Who ~
'retlN hate Il but lack tho courage 10 combat
u openly To rid ourselves 81 thus false
PuTi'ani-'n. Nth It's attendant evils al cant
and hvpo, risy. the vast army Of uur tour
is'S TO Europe can ami should on returning
home do much To disrcl N" " holly CHROME
Gus views held low the hon. -'a,rrs A. 20
tie ontfn"nial SUNDAY
NENEN. switzerland Angus,
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DIR. .HIET,
= california Writer of ItaIo- american
Verses.

To THF FpITpR 90 THI SIS So scry
days ago you printed a letter nSarng B., any
reader ~, illei TIE nam" Of a." taII.urr..
writer ui Italian AuerI,aH dialect .,rs.-
published ~. san IranCI-.u many wear. .-..
IhO-e verses. winch hld vogue t'rnug. .
out the country AZ the tIg.e were ur.rt-u
bv the Rev br charles !. M.eI. @ CLERGYMAN
~ the Episcopal Church. AMI vcr, first
printed IN the san Frin'IS.o A-r1ruui. then
Journal % oon-id"raN." iItarar, dI-rinr.
ton Dr Miel. who nov lives in Sa.r,-
mento, was scholarly ami Interesting -stu
outside the church Nv recollection does
not agree with your correspondent a. 20
The oOn'ldTng two lines Of the four quoted
~ a,all the limos they ran
! catch = ia shsd 10 IS sacrament
catch ih roc, rod too
bring - alg from IA is-aHans,
HITsAh FOR "a fisherman ,rrv
Tnr-e .alg- wsr" the -uI.r,' " man.
Jokes and songs M ~1u Irau,.s,o TlaT
rilloue- DC Jos trHIic- are % group az ru,L ,-
l''le Stands ~ tho ttuldsn t,lf, Visible IN
clear weather from the ,Ifr H,rsa Tho.
were the nesting place Of many t"oGs.nI-
Of ~slgull- aud the rook"r.ss ~ lunFr...
Of seals and - Ions ~ certain ..asnr.
~ IA" year Italian deep sea fisher. Of won't.
supplement their profits D., bringing Ga
carguc- OF ~"aCull "gg- from tho IaraIInnes
and then 'hu-.' ~ ~ vlr ra'ruurs,.i d.,
nsompsrablr l.f'lr iu"'Icus.t" restaurant
" san Francisco had Isa-'- uf fNp ur'
ON "l"ts. sugar coated. lrluI. Hrr!. with
al ~" claret We wanted irr~
NV NuUk. August %
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ArGl'>T SPNNI'ru. - musical authority
IN Germany, and EDITOR Of tn" Siyn1IC
jIr he NHsi.TIi-,L' W'r ia- hcrn
Eliminating against the mG-ronl f,-'i-
m ~ discourse he"aiI-" iierllr l. the
most music I.'lcn grercd CITY iu 'u"nrrld.
49, iI-t nf daily concerts. Operas and
yarlnuS forms uf musical entertainment
- positively breath cat,hiuy On'v
London ~ tho height 81 ~" mus. aI
season can come within speaking dis
tan'" ~ TN" German capital md only
Audiences with the iympani Oi y bass
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h. Intelligent AMI generally ini'a''
tiAl Nm.-i,ln informant 20 'h" Va
hos1i n r,s,s e l1ndrn wrsrS from
Wa-hinston
ransr--. ,I.,rrr-,i s.p ... afni f'rr .
srs.f tsa. ..rors-r sin both zoe yr~rs AMI mo
county u.a no 49, ~b~a rs- .--sioa oJ~ns
.-y~n monte, $50 NJ r,Tr has nj h.i sn
s..y tire % 30 IN ~ nr,r year 81 his rrrsiisnF'
We ~. hen pi-is,i rv his fri-ni, sni ramnsrel
~ NJ. r.sruis, NJ r,yT pt1axHsl ~ lonriy
nirrow sai lik- ne sossl r.ouEhrAa ~ drove
onward n = straisht Inc All sept his rYrs 70
to front TIE rorrsrr me "a H~n"~ ,nd No IN
er-t'y q, use I-t blt -ni1-i r1sn have told
ART ths eounu, trI.-e,ssi by ~ qualities ha'
cor. 10 rraHzr nat NJ l. = Sr'at d-sl more a
MASTER o. \ Wv co-purs'~d ssac thaa VAS
Erserauy sIppO-ri
There - SON" pc-sprCtly" 10 these
oh=ervai cons. and a g'nd bot II truth
IN them They report very accurately
th. changed opinion at Mr. TAFT :
friends meaning almost everyday ~
cr,H NeSsr-. FiSCHoT ard GSEFITtp
concerning his capacity for pol't'al
leadership He has shown thai hs n
quite Cnmpct-nt IN the interests II the
politica, organization that mad" HIM
President. To attend 10 ms par VI the
politics with serenity and Success
N present the chief aslirant- - the
honor NJ formulating Republican IsoiicV
AMI performing Other functions that
h..long naturally 20 prrSidsn' TAFT ar"
IN. Hon. GIFFoRp PINCHuT and the Hon
JAMES r. GNEFIFID. Roth ~ these gen.
tlcmrn are A. busy "a bacter,a Mr GAR
FIFLp a, candidate for the nepubAcan
nomination IN Ohio rrccntiy had the
rare qualification IL publicly renounclng
u some extent hlS malignant attitude
toward the President aud IT discover
ing aftsrward that the personal n ~
fcc was''whollv IN vain II - such n.l-
dents that make even more -a'ch harm"
q previously sweet disposition like GAR
YIELDS Mr.. PINCHOT has not done
much vet IA the way of mitigation, and
unless he also should decide Ia court the
gIfTrag.s II his fellow citizens IN som.
quarter Of the Union not much IN the
wav II mitigation may he exported 81
him. The term Pinchm Garfield con
unneS 10 SIGNIFY tht no. ~" tTa''- oT
patches or cultures within the Republl.
can organization still working for It's
deSi riction and working ~ avowel or
imperfectly concealed hostility - ~"
present Republican AdmInlSira ion
The nam facts about P.nchot Gar
field. therefore. should not be- forgotten
By anybody:
! The Hon jaws u GARFIELD
failed tn obtain in the cabinet 81 PresI-
dent TAFT the office which he wanted
and 10 which he believed he held a Sf-
fciently valid title.
:? The Hon. GIrFnRD PrNcIoT was
dismissed by President TAFT and prop
eriy dismissed for insrlbordInatIon) from
the Office which h" believed he held nv a
night only li'tlc leS- than divine
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InINauauul> Is much ton contra, 4
fpr Va" ppN~rs pi the Hon. SAMUEL
lIwl- ~u,SK. OFFICIALLY h. ~ Navor
IT that town bu' he = also the police
department -" street cleaning depart
m,nt the frr department The buar,l of
health 'h" -,s,l.'l''' fnr 'hr prevention
- ,ru'|i. 90 children and animals. and
a lrt uI niA"r functions ami things. ~
universal : ~HN>k Hr = iuiIanapolIS
.r-,If - morals o., manners IT. ]. Z" and
spirit HAEIN -NI-RNSHIp Was a re-
,l,l-" AMI I,rhargIc ruler compared
with ~u,Na. Nothing happens m In
iauriu.~ bar ,lltph sHIsK - on the
-unt quick and E,puuu, IN acton. m
-,u,tlvciv a leader whom hI~ subjects
bow down 10 and huudlv follow. He
De- q ,prUpr-l'' ,ui,y"n with thousand
ewes amt rnuum"rable legs ami hands
AMI a whIrr.nC d"ulm" - bran that
u"yrr burns olt.
Bu' VIZ SHAM = more than all MS,
n u can ~ conceived He - Mayor
ard all IN" other functlouarIe- and civic
bodies wherever h" g"e- He il surely
SMASH the I nivrr-al IN" Mayor Of
Indianapolis found himself IN Detroit
tho other day On one - the most
crnN he'd th"ruuGhlarcs of ~" city there
wa- "a collision b"'vc"r q street car and
an automobile. and traffic policeman
ran % furnish nr-' aii - the injured
I I,'" va % fearful congestion AZ once
~ iu.. rrn-..u. SiiN>k was There
He -praug into 'hc street. and with a
hua,"d family umbrella ~ a wand 81
AUTHORITY regulated the 'raNin 81 that
par u' D.tru.t for twenty minutes He
w. -uh.m" ~ usual and ~" policeman
WIS No. HIl --,i Later ~ The dav visit
lng Mayor ~ ~ turned policeman and
-,uarl',d man and woman who were
abou' 10 cuu" to blows IN" woman
"ailri for a policeman. the man fled
m h.- oipuutv a- volunteer policeman
SHASK ur-uri the man. caught him
and beard h.w "yrlilm. That woman
has ruined the With that rarr dis
,'-nw"-f thai mnko- him - rrv"rcd
I DON ar" what ~" has done. bu 4
: were vuu. uunth SU'SK. + would
lllN l'kf We b''N.I Nil'l VI" man
vl- un
In IN" evening tina story illustrates
how curiuuSlv riN ontur" watts on SHANK
tho Mayor II Indianapolis reached
the summer resort Of Rome civ. picked
p,' hay hc thought waSa palatIal hotel.
wrr'" ni- name m n bag book and sent
Li- trunk upstairs Wandering about
Jl" uao" b" cam" upon "a room fuIl Of
,.rppl" gong through the setting w
motions al -th"ui'' that - 10 say.
TIA" Nnvpr. u seems. hal blJndercd
n'u -anitarum. Won won't get any
p" or cake II YOU STAY here. said an
attendant ~ NavOr SHASK il a con
hrIncd pic cater and a lover 81 LAYER
CAKE. n" !ust no time IN recovering his
trunk and finding a hotel whore edible
pa-'rv wls served. "" suppose that m
hi- brief term Ut Office SAMUEL IEwIs
~HNNK hls Ind NOR" stirring and re-
'uark1iIl" adventures and don" more
M resting things IN the twcntv-four
hours thnu anv other public officer.
r. - natural then. that he IL being
solicited bv literary circles in Indiana
- WI" h'- memoirs 20 the last detail
when boz r"t,I"s from IN" mavoralty.
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IlItIe IloIlrrp.

- rHE EgIToE 80 TuS SuS Sir THIS
masterpiece. hu- been unarcountably over
looked
rarlA UuyIrN -~,irntr IN ripa
Jrc,.I'Ys gre, ahsrrayit
Qur ~ ml castor qiid dicei min! pastor
~ >ttnn amlrr porAvlt
cd ,lrr rHrua nam omniS ieneuA
NN.> y..r sbfit 'oro
uomI MOI r~mrat't suAmaue pOrtaOu
tA.inn In ptoprio lo-p
From N" late : CEsar's private colleC.
tIua Of manuscripts II \ =
NV NUFk Angus q