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The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-05-27

There's no reason why a woman
shouldn't take boarders if she wants
to, but she shouldn't try to board a
moving train.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-05-27
Texas Directory

McCANE'S DETECTIVE AGENCY
Houston. Texas. operates the largest force OF
competent detectives in tho South, they render
written opinions in cases not handled by them
Reasonable rates.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-23
CHICAGO'S Chief And FIREMEN DIE;
PHILADELPHIA fire ALSO FATAL

families Of the dead and to make ru-
neral ARRANGEMENTS. At the same time
meeting was held az the Chicago
club. and wealthy business men start
ed a relief fund Theatre managers also
prepared To- hold performance.
The Hlase Discovered.
Tho blaze was discovered Of about
o'clock by Waterman iu the Nor
ri~ beef house at Forty-tnird and
l"omfr streets An ammonia pipe.
bursting. started combustion that
spread -o quickly that the Waterman
barely Nad turned 300 tlr alarm before
inc flames began bursting from the
building
chief Koran. at.his home ON the west
side. heard the second call Tor auDI-
r9tu~ and went to the stock yards I'm
HI- automobile. Ev che time OF his
arrival his assistants had abandoned
.ID EFFORT Coo save tra beef house anu
Wrr. erd"avoriuE to head or The rush
"f fire toward other buiidiu-s. FLAMES
"r.r coming from several structures
nearby.
Tho awning which later became the
fu offer a shelter from The Flames T-u-
der this tho crews fled fur shelter.
i.d hr Koran. Burroughs and FIizEcr-
aid.
ON top Of che canopy another group
OF fireuer played streams Of water
into fHr heart OF the fire. suddenly
LIrut'rru. Joseph NackrN leader OFF
shouted H warming t0 those below. lle
jumped With Ni- men and escaped
death. Eut below tHc canopy found
Victims.
A1.auvruc rirrmcr who bucy,
-H'rir- OF tHie. and augmented Dos
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-23
Something New For
Coughs.
Make IL Yourself.

Tutu the discovery OF the
wonderful new drug product,
Mentho-I.aXene. every body had
to rely on ordinary cough mix
lures. usually composed Of NOR
phine. opium and the like. hut
now the most effective and pop
uiar cough syrup is made 1t
home with essence menfho-
lsNene. Here is the formula.
Essence mentho-laNene "a Ozs
Grsnulated sugar syrup. .13b Ozs.
Buy Of your druggist. OF have
him order 10 from the whole
saler. two and one-hslf ounces
Of essence mentho-laNene empty
30 into a pint bottle and fill up
the bottle with graduated sugar
syrup. To make the syrup, use
pint OF sugar and hair
pint OF boiling water. stir 10. let
cool and mix il with the meutho-
Ia Nene
This makes p fine curative lax
ative cough syrup superior q
anything YOU can buy at four
times the price. Take I'm tea
spoonful doses 90 10 times daily.
II 1oosenS the tiEhtest cough in
an hour. and is fine for old peo-
pie and Tor children. for they
like To take it. and by ITS tonic.
cleansing. healing and laxative
properties ~ prevents pneumonia.
lung fever end other compiled
tious Or colds
There IFS no case too bad Tor It
to overcome.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-23
HARSH SENTENCE
OF GERMAN COURT
Two British Naval Officers Are
Given Four Years in Prison
for Espionage.

Loipsic. Germany. Dec. captain
Bernhard Frederick Trench OF the Brit
fish ROYAL Marine infantry. and Lieu
tenant Vivian ~. Brandon OF the ROYAL
navy. We're TODAY found guilty OF es-
piuuace on the German Qualifications at
E"rkum and sentenced each Go four
years Imprisonment in fortress.
The British spies We're arrested at
Rorkum ON August u and 22. Bra udon
is brother-in-law To- Sir william Bun.
NJ. =. Trench IFS q grandson OF Lord
AshtOwn and descendant of Arch
bishop Trent. When arrested both adj
mitted frankly they had come Co Ger
MANY Go collect iuforma ton which they
intended &" place az the disposal Of the
British government. This admission
was repeated az the trial Yesterday.
Todsy'S proceedings were not public
and they consisted chiefly Of the in
PRODUCTION or expert military testimony.
~ Hamburg. NJ. p. oliver. was amonE
those excluded
When unprecedented it is alleged that
the men were taking flashlight pictures
OF the Notifications az BorkUm ana
that they also had taken photograph +
Or the defenseS i'm course OF conStruc-
tion on the island Of Wan gerooE. IN
the North sea under the entrance 20
Jsdo bay.
The spies made a favorable impress
sion bl their candid admissions and 90
had been expected that in the event OF
their conviction they would receive
light sentences
lieutenant Ziegfried Holm. a Germs p
army officer. who WAS arrested charged
with having sketches OF the British
Qualifications IN Portsmouth harhor
pleaded guilty on November "a and was
placed under bonds OF $3.50 not to re-
peat the offenSe. on December 2. the
supreme court ira this city sentenced
two brothers named Gcir TO two years
and six months penal servifudc Tor cS-
pfoUaEc. on the same day q FrenCt
I officer. Captain Lux. was arrested al
FricderiChshafen as suspected spy.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-23
STORY MAY Be DOUBTED
Foor Women of Kansas city said to
Have Refused Off~r of
~~aI-kfu Cost.

Kansas city. Mo. Dec. Some pow
erty-stricken woman is going to get
- 5000 Sealskin coat or OF the may
or's Christmas tree here this year.
The garment was donated by "a
wealthy woman more than p week ago.
since that time persons in charge ~
the distribution ~ charity amorig the
poor have made numerous unsuccessful
attempts 10 present the coat TO wor-
thy woman. The worthy women have
been found all right. but they do not
want the <cafsgiu
40. thank YOU" is che usual am
swcr. n don't think woman in my
station would look well iu such q
coat
1usswUch a. SO manN women have
refused 60 accept the gift. the munich
pal santa claus has decided TO slim tho
coat to some person when she is moi
lookinE ard take "a chance on her MOI
obicctiuE. Grant s. Bennett who. ir
this case. rs Santa. viii send the GOA
hy carrier Co woman who has asked
that heavy cloak he sent her.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-23
DISASTER At THE
UNION STOCKYARDS

N'"MNNHmFh y rom NAEF NnF-N
fr. fH direct these men In che search
Tor Hnd.r. of fre missing
t...f Iurtu.s body was pinned fp
tIr ground beneath heavy timber
nud parity. protected rr several iron
gIrI. RI. THE face was free from bruises
nnd was rneurr ICED Hs soon as uucDv-
cred
rHe body OF Lieutenant Tawee Fitz-
gerald Of er-Iue company <n. 'H was
found near tho dead chief
tropuoi~ Di~n~t~- U~caIIcd.
$50. since frr days following tHe fro-
quot. theatre .rrlrdE. which. ike tHt
ri I.r.rar OF today. WA. Oh holiday time
horror. raVr such pathetic scenes at .
tended a. fire iu Chiealo.
Tho bodies uf rfr.im- uarr taken
Co. Hrd.rffE |u- room. Unrr #Ie fire.
widow. and children off fHs dead men
f-nuf ..H|I. crowded .rf. fIt places
Ir" HHU... were SOD badly wufiIafad. boo
mos. .f.".. chat OOH. police would NOT
permit. fH. relatives fu view Chem. fr
several Instance. women -fru--.rd
u.fH'- with poo. rrfr'u in attempts t"
600 .rr.r dead
Mayor .f.u... .H.r .rlar called I -u..
r.aI w....u- OF 'H. r.Ir cpureII which
rrIr.f.H r tnrrftf..u of fifteen elder
~.r .H fHEr rHIr-r OFF roller wHrE fHr
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-23
PRACTICAL INVENTIONS
New Hresd Prn sud PrrcoIstor Are he
signed b, Proprietor Of the
Royal baker,.

George Mueller. proprietor 81 the
Royal cafe and bakery OF this city. has
invented grooved bread pan which
Will without doubt. prove TO be a most
practical invention for the baker. In
the center of the pan there is trisn-
gulsr groove which gives greater
heating surface and will therefore bsk .
much faster tian the ordinary pan. and
also produces more even and more
inviting looking loaf.
Mr. Mueller has had q number OF
these pans manufacture and now uses
them exclusively in his bakery. and 70
iS his intention to introduce them in
every town i'm the country as soon as
the output viii permit.
A coffee and tea perCOlator which will
Tit any tea or coffee pot has also been
invented by Mr.. Mueller These will
also Doe placed In All parts Of the coun-
try as soon ss Mr.. Mueller can make
arrangements FOR the manufacture ~
them.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-23

. on toes. shook their fingers In one an
others faces and shouted unqualified
contradiction Women gave up pour
ing tea 90 stand on the hroCaded chairs
and peer over the ring Of men into the
vnrfex If dfaruecfpu
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-23
FRENcH STEAMER I.osr

Hamburg. Dec. 22-The French
steamer Savona. owned bv Sloman &
Co. Of this city. IS believed to have been
lost with her crew 81 twenty-sne. while
bound from this port for Naples The
Savoua Is a sister shin 81 the Palermo.
which was recently lost.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-23

constantly arriving aides. were stand
ing On the path OF the Flames. They
stood their ground AZ building after
building. only TO he driven back.
Assistant chief Seyferiich. who now
was in command. realizing the futilttT
Or saving property then ahlaZe. drew
all the men back
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-23
MEsTEnN rATENTs.

Washington. Dec. 22-Pstcnts issued
Utah-Edward j. Callahan. salt Lake
city. briuuet and making the same.
Louis L. Coates. bingham. car and Ell
gine rcplacer. Charles II. Erickson. salt
Lake city. transom support and fas-
tener.
Tdsho-Lewis G.. Bowers. Boise. noz-
-
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-23
FIGHT STARTSAS
DR.. COOK ARRIVES
,con,inn.d Frcm r.E, on..h

Un. UUuN nllIllILU
ID. OContinued From Page One-p
on toes. shook their fingers In one an .
& contradictions. Women gave up pour
ing tea 90 stand on the hrocaded chairs
and peer over the ring Of men into the
! vortex Of the discussion.
The same DIR. Cook.
Cook was spared the embarrassment
OF this hubbub. He met the reporters
I al the ladder when they boarded the
ship perfectly poised. II was the same
Dr Cook little less tanned and worn.
/ but with she same lock Of hair hang
ing down over his forehead the same
reticent hslf-smile and the same stub
In half an hour. gentlemen. ] will
have statement FOR YOU. Just ma ke
yourselves at home tr the ladies'
salon no said. and he led the way
himself tie spoke few words here
and there To- a friend. shook hands and
self-consciousnesS
While the dispute i'm the ladies' sa-
Ion boiled. more temperate passenger
elsewhere found time TO tell without
heat OF the doctors trip. Tie came
aboard a. Bremen. they said. wearing
a fun beard. but had 60 shaved of
appear on the passenger list at llrSl-
but later was placed. as Herr br. Freu-
eriCE \. Cook. on supplemental llsl-
He was an unostentatious passenset.
playing cards evenings with a Few
friends. once. when the tossts were
. going around before bedtime " came
Ills turn to name a health. no was
quick 60 propose the stars and Stripes.
Stick 80 role story.
one time a passenger who had not
remarked hmm before asked brusguely.
care you Dr Cook He answered
My name is Cook"
"Arc YOU the Dr. COOK who went TO
the north rolet persisted the 1"eS-
. 81 have been there" asserted the
T doctor Eravely.
satisfy tho reporters. They piled him
with questions. but to almost all OF
them nc married.
She statement" or 81 shall answer that
. "-rheu You will not submit to cross
. examination ON what YOU have quo
|lisNedT was asked.
g "No. said tho doctor. firmly. and
p then qualified it,. ~ least not now.
q You have written. doctor. after ma b.
! ture thought. 7 confess that do" NOT
B know absolutely "HHinef IratlIt" ,i'-
T, uole or not 10 YOU believe that you
= suI believe it,
I i isg@ TO your ascent 0' '"''''
i, WIN Reply G" Professor Parker.
"Not i'm the least. ] shall have a re-
plv to make to Professor Herschel q.
y Of Mount Mckinney IN e Few HetN-
Did YOU still believe Boo YOUR records
" when YOU sent them to the University
o. uf Copenhagen
. -Oh. certainly.
, Then why did YOU call captain Au-
gustus Loose To- aid you iu compiling
10 them
" That will be answered iu the next
n statement
t You. have also written Most posi-
lively and emphattcaiIN am not "
thief. Most certainly tuer" was no ptaN
to- hoax the world 4" my own Una n'l"
profit But n you now admit douht -
what YOU spoke on the PLATFORM IN your
lectures. how can YOU keen ine 40
mission ices You Ie'elNt"-
THAT also VIII he answered III 'nt
Il next statement.
Il Why did YOU choose 10 make tn'
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-23

The ads are dependable \ store
couldn't last year In this city IL Il
printed 1-islesdinC advertisements
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-23
BRICK WALLS FALL;
MANY ARE CAUGHT

also q number Of policemen who had
plunged into tho thick ~ the rescue
work
tr tine second crash chief Baxter. a
veteran who fg "a bout Co no retired on
FUN paw for his work in the depa rtmeut.
narrowly missed death. Thanking ON
which ho had been standing was
Knocked from under him hv the falling
wall and nc was lost I'm the smoke and
steam. Few who saw the chief diSap-
pear thought ne would come ont alive
bur as the smoke cleared ne was seen
climbing over tho ruins. unhurt.
RaNtcr immediately gave orders for
moro help and 900 policemen were
brought 10 tho scene.
Some 81 the injured were able 10
oVtricafc themselves. Others were
pulled out by lex and some men could
be seen hut could not be reached.
Bodies Badly Burncd.
Some Of the bodies removed from the
debris were so badly burned that the
limbs dropped of. When the body 0f
Assistant Foreman Fred Esi berger was
taken from the ruins. 70 was without
the head. the foreman being re~ognizfd
bv his uniform.
John Gsttimer. CHIEF fire marsha =
after an an dar iuveStiEa ton. expressed
the belief that the fire started I'm che
office on tho first floor Of tire factory
building ffc was una bio to give the
cause Eumo-s Of probable inceudiar -
ism. be 81 I'D. would DO invsstigs The
building was Grt>-eiEht years old and
expert building INSPECTORS declared that
the IKE of the wallis had something tC
do with their sudden collapse.
4 movement has already been sta rt I'd
/ for the relief OF tho families Of tho
dead men.
This afternoon the CITY council passed
resolutions or sympathy. and Mayci
I Rev burn has called meeting OF Tho
/ citizens permanent relief committee O.
be held tomorrow.
Resides the funds TO be raised p,
/ this committee and bv private Subscrip r..
tious the families and minor children
I Of the fircmen and one policeman KILLED
will he provided for bv the police and
/ fircmeu's pension funds
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-04-16

Tacoma Ice Cream Co., only ex-
elusive ice cream company In
Tacoma. Phones Assoc; M. 1890.
STE Eys
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-04-16
BY gibson GARDNER.

Newspaper Enterprise AssOcfauOn
WHARToUM, Egypt, March 17.-Ths trip from khartoum
Alexandria be quite little un 1t is 1900 miles
tourist travel stops Luxor nights ride from Cairo come
rail to Assuan.
train the desert to afa This the stage OF the Journey
tourist From Halfa to
is steamer journey down the Nile of two days and two
But Anyone who
has taken the the Southern Pacific through Arizona and
will troubled The Egyptian
railway built like those India with double roof and
the ord
the blue the
these the behs night If travel is light
cabin by yourself be quite luxurous If it
berth ongtudny other croswse For
carries diner
served Tables before the dining hour
and all enter and served simultaneously At o'clock the
guard through ringing BELL This that afternoon
The season" from Dec to Mar l. BY March
the weather begins to be hot officers civil
employees thence
weeks to London OFFICERS begin to think eaye
For must be known that the this kind of col
than nine months during
three months and time 60 and Tbev saw IL the
a white he climate
In March the temperature during e5 1oo
a day
dry like that of Arizona and onedoes feel 100 much
Washington.
hotels of Khaoum have electric light and running wa
BATH But the food is plentiful distances
a variety
in bare feet long white robes sashed with scarlet heads
Arab turban women who n
Kharoum do not lack attention. The British
fine stunning chaps and the Sudan has that they
not They can't afford it. they flirt
There in all about 5000 whites here and about 10000
blacks The British built
tells out of bricks brought England The settlement
along the high embankment of the Nile there beautiful
gardens These watered prmae irrigation
all along the Newo wheels carrying
less chain with earthen
buffalo going forever 12-foot circle
Tonight start the first
VIII end at Oyster Bay, u s. A.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-04-16
ARTISOCRATIC BELLE ROAMS
WITH Gypsy KING HUSBAND

"Queen Jessie" does all the
talking for the tribe, the other
members of which are very re-
served and shy. She has little diff
ficulty in smoothing the way for
them wherever they wander.
Miss Habersham first came into
contact with gipsies when she Wis
tied camp while attending school
at Saratoga Springs, N. Y. She
finished her education and return
ed home, but the simple, care-free
life she had witnessed among the
gipsies had made its impression on
her. She found existence at home
pent up and irksome. Six years
ago she disappeared. Two years
later she communicated with her
father and told him of her pres
|ence in the wild, care-free realms
of gipsydom, as the bride of
king George" Mitchell.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-04-16
FLY On the Flyer

Tacoma Seattle Route. Four Roune
Trips Daily. Leaves Tacoma s:s6 q
Fare. $50. Round Trip, soc. Flyer
Dock. A. B. Nessenson. Agent.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-04-16

Six of the new life-saving fen T.
|ers, demanded by Prosecutor J. l.
McMurray resulting from the
Times campaign, arrived in Taco
ma last night. Two of these
work with the air brakes and the
other four are worked by fo't
power by the motormun.
They will be adjusted to the r.
r. & P. cars some time next week
and given a try-out.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-04-16
If Democrats Want Hearst, Party
Must Adopt Hearst Politics

(By United Press Leased Wire
NEW YORK, April 16.-That
national democracy can amalgam-
ate with the Independence leag,e
only by accepting the dictation o.
William Randolph Hearst, is the
opinion of local democratic lead
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-04-16
Continued From Page one.)

tCOu tluueu rTOm rage ohC.(
her father was found. He had
known of her presence among the
gipsies for some time, but could
not induce her to leave them.
This is because Queen Jessie
is happy among them; very, very
happy, as she insists. 81 found
there is more love and truth be-
meath the canvas of Romany
tent than In any mansion. There
is no sham and no hypocrisy here
l love my husband and he loves
me. No other life appeals to me
like this. We go where and when
we please. If our very tents were
taken from us we could live under
Gods generous skies and we
would be happy"
She was asked If she ever be
came homesick.
eff to wish to see your father
land other relatives is to be home
|sick, then maybe I am sometimes;
but l never want to go to then
and live their life. II they would
come to me and live under my
husbands tent, I should be glad
to have them. I know that to you
my husband does not appear hand
some, but l prefer him to the fair
est of American gentlemen. 1t i.
his soul, his goodness that appeals
to me-"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-04-16
LIFE SAVING TENDERS FOR
7. R. & P. CARS HERE

Officials of the T. r. Il p. are
mot jubilant over the arrival OF
the new tenders. They declare
them useless. In Bellingham aud
Seattle they say they have been
discarded as useless. One of the
disadvantages is the length of the
tenders, which they say will cause
the car to sweep about Ia feet
from the tracks on Tacoma
sharp curves.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-04-16

Meet me at Queen Anne park
Sunday. ss* F,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-04-16
ILL;
HYDE CASE
HELD Up

(By United Press Leased Wire.C
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, April 16.
The Hyde case may be delayed
at least two weeks, as a result of
the decision of his physicians to
operate on DR.. George T. Twyman
for appendicitis. DR.. Twyman is
one of the important witnesses of
the state, and it is believed that
the prosecution will today ask Q
postponement until Twyman 10
able to attend the sessions of the
trial.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-04-16

fers today expressed after readin
la published letter from Hearst
telling how far John Temple
Graves was authorized to go II.
his "offer of return" made at the
Washington Jefferson day ball
uuet.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-04-16
SEE COMET At
LONG BEACH

{ LONG BEACH, CAL, April 16.
An aerial body believed to have
been Halley's comet, was sighte J
shortly before sunrise today. 1t
also was seen from vessels in San
Pedro harbor.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-04-16
new CABLE CARS ARE
NEARLY COMPLETED

Three of the T. R. & P.'s new
cable cars are nearly completed
and will be in use by May 1. All
of the car is enclosed, with a
side and rear door.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-04-16
Y.M.C.A.7 CLASSES
TO BANQUET

Next Friday the Y. M. 9. A.
gymnasium classes will close the
winters work with a big banquet.
Plans are now being formulated
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-04-16
ORDER CRUISER
To CHINA

(By United Press Leased Wire.C
Annoy, China, April 16.-Un-
der orders from Washington, the
American cruiser Cleveland sailed
today for Hankow to aid in sup
pressing the anti-foreign OUT
break.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-04-16

st. Jeans Orchestra for good
dance music. M. 1890, A4390. sss
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-04-16

Meet me at Queen Anne park
Sunday. "$
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-04-16

park Royal Dairy park
= phones, NJ rs