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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-04-07
NOT MISS HoFMAN's PIN.
Relatives Faii 10 Identify; :lasn1..;;ssy; !I===el scIa
By Rierson

Special to Times Republican,
Waterloo. April THE PIN Rierson.
the Rock Island newsboy under arrest
at Cedar Rapids, claiinod that Mae
HOFFMAN gave him, was recovered from
the party he sold it--to at Esthcrville
and brought here for Identification,
Tho mother and sister OF tho dead girl
declare IL is not her pin. which proves
she did not give II to Rierson as he
claimed. Tho buckle pin. gold cross
pin and necklace belonging TO Miss
HOFFMAN arc missing and 1t ia believed
here Ricrson are can throw light on the
disappearancc
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-04-07
BROTHERS ross IN THE HOUSE..
Aged Mother Witnesses Administering
Of Oath to SacoAd Conucesaman.

Washington, April democrats Of
the house arose en- masse and cheered
today when Eugene N. Foss. Of Massa-
chusetts, democrat, was escorted by
his brother, Representative F'oss. OF IL
linois, republican, to the speakers desk
to take the oath OF office. On the front
row Of the speakers gallery a sweet
faced old lady joined in the applause.
She was the mother of the two brothers
who were the center Of attraction. Her
two daughters in-law sat on eitheH side
of her and joined in the demonstra-
ton,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-04-07
THE MINNESOTA STOVE IN.
Big Steamer Reaches Yokohama With
knln In Rottonn and Ruddnr Conc

Yokohama, APRIL The American
steamer Minnesota. owned by the Great
Northern Steamship company, arrived
here today with an eighteen foot ho.
In her bottom md having lost her rud-
der. She will proceed To Hong Kong
for repairs
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-04-07
Lumber ,p;stributino Yards.

SFccial TO Iimes-Rcpuoifcan.
Clinton. April THE secrecy that
surrounded ehe purchase OF n large
strip OF real estate near the city's hus-
iness district was dispeIled today hv
the announcement Of esabri!le Brothess.
who viii Install lumber yards 10 bei
the distribution point for their string
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-04-07

sham Is determined to carry the in
quiry into the affairs of the company
to the bottom. The government so far
has been unable to obtain from the
sugar company its books showing its
importations at New Orleans.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-04-07
TAFT MAY CHANGE MIND
Probable That He Will Reconsider His
Decision Not to Visit Indianapolis
(, Says Politics Did Not Cause Can
collation..

Washington, April 7.--While Presi-
dent Taft has not yet replied to the
numerous kilograms urging his recon-
sderation Of the decision not to visit
indianapolis, there is probability that
he may accede to these requests. He
insists that politics had nothing to do
with the cancellation s.of his visit.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-04-07
KILLED IN DUEL.
Algerian Mayor Shot Dead by Rival
Candidate for French Chamber

AlEiers. AlgerIa. April 1.--Mayor
Robert. OF orleansvine. was shot dead
In q duel with NJ, Houhe. u rival cam
didate for the French chamber OF deau-
Tics, today. Robert dia not fire.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-04-07
Murder suspect in cu.todv.

Chicago. April Chief of Police
Smith and Chief Of Detectives Ryan. OF
Canton, o., arrived here today 20 take
charge OF Cletus william. arrested last
night, charged With the murder OF
Warren Rooms and wife at Canton.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-04-07
pERuvlANs WANT WAR.
People Anxious to Fight, and at Lima
$4,000 Enlisted in q Day.

Lima, Peru, April IA detachment
of Peruvian troops was dispatched to-
day to the department of Piura, which
adjoins the Ecuadorean frontier. The
people desire war and an cagerness to
enlist In the country's defense Is ev-
erywherc manifested. In this city alone
yesterday $1,000 volunteers were re-
CrUiteQ.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-04-07
TO EsrAsLisH A COLONY.

Mexican Consul at Toulouse, Would
Bring 1900 French Families.
Guadalajara, April luis Esscande.
MexicAn consul at Toulouse, France.
is in Mexico to secure a tract suitable
for a French colony of 1900 families.
He will visit several states. going first
to Jalisco
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-04-07
BRITAIN DOING MORE BUSINESS.
Large Increases in Both Imports and
Exports for March.

London. April THE March state
ment of the board of trade shows in
creascs Of 30,534,5 800 in imports, and
$12,434 900 in exports. The principal
Increases In imports We're III food
stuffs and raw material. and in exports
in manufactured goods.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-04-07
PARKER GETTING ATTENTION.
Former Candidate for President Leaves
ST Petersburg for tho Crimea.

ST PETERSBURG. ApriI 7.---AIton Il.
Parker. former democratic candidate
for president OF the United states. left
today for Moscow and the Crimea.
During his visit here Parker called up
on Premier Stolypin.l with whom he
discussed the possibility OF closer rela-
tions between Russia and the United
States
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-04-07
Aasd Man q auieide.

Special TO Times. Republican,.
Clinton, April flames A. Wales,
aged IS. bachelor. committed suicide
this morning at his home near Fol-
lott, Iowa
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-04-07
This Ono in Minnesota.

Sea forth. Mimi. April bandits
blew open the vaul, OF the Security
State Bank hcrc and escaped with So
goo
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-04-07
LUTHERAN PASTOR ACQUITTED.

Church Committee Which Tried Ohio
Preacher Finds Him GuiItIess.
Mansfield, o.. April 7-Rev. Simon
p. Long, pastor,of the First Lutheran
church here and president of the Wit
tenberg synod. was acquitted today by
the church committee which tried him
on q charge of misconduct.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-04-07
JAPANESE LIGHTER ExpLooss.
Fatalities and Heavy Damage in Har'
Dor of Kobe.

Toxic April IA lighter loaded
with dynamite in the harhor OF Kobe
caught fire today. causing an explosion
that Killed three persons. wrecked
many houses on the water front and
caused monetary damage OF SsSa. 900.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-04-07
NEW SUGAR PROBE STARTED.

quiry to New Orleans.
Washington. April "A further in
vestigation of the American Sugar Re-
fining Company has been started by
the department of justice. Winifred
T. Denison, of New York, Henry L..
Stimson, in the sugar cases there has
started for New Orleans, where the at
fairs Of the company are to be ex-
amined Attorney General Wicker
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-04-07
T.-R. BULLETIN
Noticeable News Of Today
The Weather.

The Weather.
Sun rises April nj S:32. sets at 6; 81.
Iowa-Partly cloudy tonight and
Friday: warmer In the east tonight;
cooler Friday.
South Dakota--Fair tonight and Fri
day; cooler tonight.
Evening bulletin., 1910-09-27

Bulletln pLOne numbers aret
BnsiDesS Oniee 2sSG.. ,aE..
Editorial Rooms 2I65.
Evening bulletin., 1910-09-27
BUSINESS NOTICES.
PROPOSALS FOR coNsTRucTrc

PROPOSALS FOR CONSTRUCTION
OF ROAD. - Office Constructing
ouartermaster Honolulu. T. H., Sep
tember "a, Sealed Proposals
In triplicate will be received at this
Office until 10 a. M, October 25,
1910, and then opened, for the con-
struction of macadam road at Fort
Shafter, II. T. Bidders will be re-
quired to deposit ten dollars for each
set OF plans and specifications until
the same are returned. Envelopes
containing proposals should be en-
dorsed Proposals for Construction
OF Road" For further information
apply to the undersigned,-M. N.
FALLS, Constructing Quprtermaster.
Honolulu, II. II.
f73S-sept. %. 2G, 27, 2S; Oct. 22,
=. ol
Evening bulletin., 1910-09-27
VESSELS TO DEPART
Tuesday. Sept. 27.

Tuesday Sept. 27.
Stmr. Mikahala. for Kauai ports, 5
y. m.
Stmr. Mlkahala. for Molokai aud
Maui ports, p. m.
Tuesday, oct. 4.
For San Francisco-Lurline.
Saturday Oct. 8.
For San Francisco-S. 8. Mongolia.
Tuesday, Oct. II.
For Vancouyer-S. s. Makura
For Australia --Zealandin.
=. "Wednesday Oct. 70.
For San -Welhelmina.
Saturday, Oct. t5.
For San Franclsco--Tenyo Maru.
Saturday, Oct. %.
For San Francisco-Korea
For San Frnncisco-lIilonia
Evening bulletin., 1910-09-27
0ahuRaiIwayTime Table
Outward

For Waianne. Waialua, Kahuku and
Way Statlons--'9:1 10 a. m, 1920 y. IN,
For Pearl City, Eva Mil and Way
Stations-i7:S0 a. m, 1915 a. m,
'll:30 u. M, '2;l l5 y. NJ. 1920 p. m,
'5:i5 p m. 1880 y, m. tl1:15 p. M.
For WahiawR and Leilehua-'l0:20 20
a. m. '5:l5 U. m, 1853 y. ~. tll:l5
y. m. .. ,NN
Arrive Honolulu from Kahuku, Wal,
aulua and Walanae-'S:36 a. m.
'b:3l y. M.
Arrive Honolulu from Eva Mil and
Pearl City--t7:45 a. m, 1886 a. IN.
'll:02 a. M, 'l:40 p. m, .4:2G D. m.
1881 p. M. 1880 p. m.
Arrive Honolulu from WahIawa and
Lellehua-9:l5 a. m, t1:40 y. m. '5:31
y. m, t1o:i0 D. m.
The Ha,eiwa Limited, twohCur
train (only first class tickets honored) ,
leaves Honolulu every Sunday at 1896
a. m: returning. arrives IN Honolulu
mt 1910 y. m. The Limited stops only
at Pearl City and Walanae outward.
and Wainnae, Waipahu and Pearl City
inward.
'naily. tsunaay Excepted tsunday
Only
G. p. nENIsON, F. g. SMITH.
Superintendent q. p. A.
Evening bulletin., 1910-09-27
PASSENGERS DEPARTED

Per s, S. Mauna Kea for Maui and
Hawaii ports. Sept. 27- Mrs. w. Y.
Bew, II. Focke. j. w. Waldron. w II.
Baird. J. II. Moorehead and wife. ID. II.
Case, J. ID. Mcveigh, ]. T. Taylor, G..
D. McLennan. a. Martinsen, Miss Mar
tinsen. Miss Greenfield. Miss B. Soper,
u. l.. Kerr II. ID. Whitfield. c. G. Bod.
enfield, II. A. Lee. p. Woods, ]. s..
Woods. Mrs. d. H. Case. Sister Anto.
mia, Miss Gurney, Mrs. Victor Hurd,
w. Bol and wife. James Kennedy. J.
Waiwaiole, Mrs. u. X. Clark, Mrs. C.
l.. Iehinig. Major c. Willis. w. j.
Clark, j. McCrossen, Captain Keliinoi,
1t. KanaehQlo, Sergt Kaa, Mrs. Koao,
Mrs Lee Wan, c. f. Lehners and wife,
w. NJ. Burnett, DIR. V. f. Collins, J.
McLaren, George Osborne. A. ]. Derby,
f. Kaai and wife. John Detor, C. G.
Graham. l.. NJ. Whitchouse and wife.
Mrs. Swift. Miss Swift. ID. X. Haysei.
den and wife, Mrs. Klmball. c. b. Hall.
X. w. Atkinson and wife. Geo. p. Den.
nison, j. Eastou. Col Il. l.. Bullard,
C. S. Lewis and wife, ]. W. Searle,
It. Kaluakini. Mrs. A. E. Carter and
two children. ]. l.. Young. McDume.
Mrs. Victor and 2 children. A. w.
Kcech, A. J. Boiling, C. C. Smith, DIR.
A. r. Rowatt.
Evening bulletin., 1910-09-27
MOVEMENTS OF
MAIL STEAMERS
VESSELS TO ARRIVE
Wednesday. sept. 20.

Wednesday. Sept. 20.
San Franclsco-Ln Lnrline. NJ N 8. g.
Monday Oct. 3.
San Francisco Manchuria
Tuesday, Oct. 4.
San Francslco--per s. s. Wilhel.
nina.
Tuesday oct. II.
San Francisco-Chiy Mam.
Tuesday. Oct. 10.
San Francisco-P. NJ. s. s. Asia.
Evening bulletin., 1910-09-27

Bulletin Editorial Room Phone
2lS5. Bulletin business Onice
Phone 2256. s.Fr
Evening bulletin., 1910-09-27
Castle & Cooke. Ltd
Honolulu, T. Il.

SHIPPING AND COMMISSION MER.
= CHANTS. SUGAR FACTORS
and
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENTS
Representing ...
Eva Plantation Co, 20 &.
Wdialua Agricultural Co.. Ltd. D
Knhala Sugar Co.
wninea Sugar Mlll Co.
Apokaa Sugar Co. Ltd.
Fulton Iron Works of st. Louis.
Babcock n Wilson Pumps
Green's Fuel Economizers.
Matson Navigation Co.
Evening bulletin., 1910-09-27
FORT SHAFTER NEWS 4
. . . . . . . 3 a i,n nninnnnnnnnnnnnn . . u

ion. and the captain seemed highly
pleased with the inspection.
Twenty.one.Day Hike.
About the eighth OF next month
comes the yearly twenty-one-day
practise march. No doubt the bat
TALON will 30 around the island as
IL did last year. and when this is
done this will end the hiking season
for the year 1910. This means
three weeks outdoor life for the
men, and everyone is anxious to
have II come. There is great sport
in n march Of this kind. as well
as instru tion and military train.
ing. II is this kind OF training that
makes the men valuable in real SER
vice. Sleeping on the ground, eat
ing in the open. mountain climbing
and regular hiking tends to make
the men hearty and used to hard
ships should they be compelled to
undergo them in active service.
Then. too, II familiarizes the officers
and men with the lay of the land.
and in case of an invasion of the Is.
g,na, ,ai,a Ias, - - 80 - -.
mode g. ,aLo ,ha ra,,aIian 49,
I,I,n, a,.,,a, e. ~. -,
an, ,',.,,' I'M
kala but owino tn tho foo, rho, ,ho
ov,onso ~ .nas t.,. -,
,reat tho ,1ans sauad ,rsts -,
ha a ano ,htnn sa !, -,
ahIy no ,ho nn,, oa.o.,',,,,, V" U'.
mon wo,ld bo,o -, raaIna 49,. ~,
caro '"' WI
NJ
II has ny hoor s,nao, =.
nrogrorsi,o -, s,sa,
chou, 10 poio
goros -, En- r,,ass "r,"''
The sun., 1910-09-12
Foreign Trade Nate..

u....,l. ., '.nv.rg AVA. from ~. ruited
~.n''- "a in, 'upnr' raj, rArr In south lfrtcA
Hsr ,hNr" eav'ng ing'rsscd 'rori . pc cent IN
fsIi 'u goo. cent lu ,l-s he gain Vas brought
suo4' ns 'r' c1e,ti,r rair suian,e ne'We-n
Dcrral bankers. sgnsfyed steam nshln- and
ranuiAr fur--- which T. In operation AU u, r. The
vorId Nue-iran trade with south N'rica 10
.''n rsAl year sr ounted 10 ~ o'' IS = gain Of
. ~.Ug0 o., ~ ''sS
l.~ rau.tnc ".'r ~ SU".yr. 4 30 ~ oudon
r.por'~l 81 being willing 10 sd, An,e sIiS On
go ~ . g.. .rri 10 NE eco, srnneni ~ ''A,y 'a'
..r H.rp.r ~ rrhui.dlUg ne port vOTks aUd d her
l.p. r...n.rut properties dr,'roy- 81 In me EARN
. .t.r o. Hir->i1a 'hr sura 80 he dorr Bv an
.". e.. -.rf.ra.r
..-.. -nofa..rg.~ Nuer',an vessel 10 M. far
'.t~ H Al" "a o." rrf sEAl lngish Anu
German -..N. ..Du'ruI .ha' trade
H.pr. -.r tau. % 80 Drfa,a plysr. ip ih-
rn. .I..u .sr. - ,rr ~tatr ~ hiApss MrSt,o
ro.4,r.s on 'a. >f,.r ~ TAhasco are thousands
- s.rr. ~ ana liable 10 cotton cAne bean.
"r~,.s 49, cattle OrI - for the drN pr,rni
- fn..sH.~ Hrr''r nov crossing The river -
. rsr.1 .1.uI- fsr 7noH' - mites \ branch raltuay
from '.r Pan r.r.i.sn Hallway 30 tho IAbasco
'rou'r- p~.lrg a. ~ -, gold 0Ould o,sn up
A. rN'.. sr r art .,' s-. Ion Of country In which
'yo rrp A"c g.'N1 yrArN.
uo... o.y IrIno-'. ro-e Nusr.an ginseng
ESQ., va. tnr Instance - $40 pounds IN isOs
'-> l17 nu.n.. i1 ~ 80 ~ por nds IN pa ana
l'U 49, ru" a.. tr 80
malls IS cotton crop 'rI. ysa- is n. on hale
aga.r-' H GsE s' NAfrs 10 ~ sui -. 00 bales
IN las M 'N'raordInA'. feature last srason
nss t.r ~,por',ng - ,sS us'~~, o. 90 90 pa nd.
- 'rr 90 rro0 'o 'ur Z nit-i states owing 70
uIgn u...,s 10 fr.s ro4n'.'
N8-r steamship. Nrr 20 p'y h~'Vs-n Hamburg
s0i o'U.r western F'-oTran por;. ,nd Ruenos
tlrrs T1 rN' .-~' r'snibs ~ 1870 no' single
i1.rgrh0. vessel HyIug Ne american Gag eater~.I
inc 0ur' ~ 1tcuo> s. res. AZ oar ,Hlpm.nts 20
n 'o.r. sr ..'~sr's
r"""."u inrr IN t"e 'ua1I~ =ivcr 10 GuA'e
r.'N 1f h.,''0s 'hr rHA-rTala UaUpAy hr
'~ c"1 E.a'nuA.N 0iN 80 rAritAl and Puerto
30 .ri0s AMI ne '".r."usr shor'sulnE % route TO
T.rol" a1r 'rr N'au'r sSHhoNrd thrrehv secured
$40 100 Hn'. greatly turreAs~i RAM but tha, has
not ncen 'h" -" Tive Ad, 1n'Ages cited have
80. los .'r steady rise In 'prcign eIrhArge
rate
Trs r1rrs rl"Ipr"n' rsls rArs engines Ac
~ '.~ r"T J"r0w voray hallway IN Hnndurs,
rsUsn- Hcr ~.ppr gr'. ts 20 hs American
Nafausr. Nr,I.p .- or~ Of the few s-apo-,S
~ 'H" world vrr-r ~" 'r'ericAn rag l' O~casIou
alb sen.
The sun., 1910-09-12

welt should he beaten. a thing naturally
inconCeiNable, Fred Greiner would spring
IN the support of an injured President
with a patriotic alaCrity which would be
simply splendid Asa Federal offios holder
he knows his duty. bGt with President
Iafi ab=taIning from interference In local
puh'iU- as his predecessor did not. Mr.
Gr"iner - proceeding an the theory that
ihe present p.r counter ~ open to him
aud that lt~ SUCCESSOR wiil be operated by
NJ Roosevelt
Whatever there NAV ie in the anti boss
movement IN Orleans aud Oneida. In
Buffalo - Is primarily the change OF front
ni bass who - looking for profit and
h.llev"s D." s"-s n in alignment with Mr.
Rons"velt rather than with Barnes. Ward
and Nldridg". II precisely the same kind
ut political conversion that onoe opened
th" eyes of William ! Conners 10 the great
public mission OF William r. Hearst.
In "A word, frad Greiner believes that hs
has found a short cut 20 the political pie
counter. and he hopes not only tn get his
share hut To b" able tn Law hands on a
fraction OF that which would naturally go
20 less as'ute hat not less practical politi-
cans who compose the old guard.
The sun., 1910-09-12
iER0N u TICS ~ FRANCE.
In ITsS the BaIloon Was Al the Rage. -
the NerOplanr d To-day.

To- THE EDITOR "F THE SrN Sv 4 few
davS ago ! read N IHF SrN an excellent
editorial article on AVIATION in France
Tho French are SIN supreme IN the air
In spite of our WriRhts and Curtis~es and
/. llarmon- the French airmen are more nu-
m"rouS and quite a. daring Enthusia -m
zoo H. not confined 10 the camps NJ the y
ft"r- hut parvadss the people half million
Parsian~ Ner" kept. from their beds hy the
Paris Nmtens race II illustrates afreah
the capacity 81 the FrenchmAn for sport.
and for dangerous sport. when there are in
'eres's ~ science To be served
More than one hundred years ago France
Wa- similarly stirred over hallooninR In
l7S1 the population of PARIS was turn
lug out for ~" wonders of balloon Ascen-
srons eNacrlv as they are doing now for
living machines Two brothers named
Montgolnrr started the excitement. They
invented Somewhere down in the south Of
France n" balloon and sent II up tTtum-
phantly for a thousand feet or - 4 great
crowd looked on and the news reached
PARIS Paris could not Wait for the nov
eltv 4 subscription vas taken up and .
Young scientist named charles constructed
balloon Which he 'aus.d 10 ascend from
the champs da Mars before the eyes OF
9no."o - his delighted copatriot- The
Montgolters the Mrighf- Of thai time we're
not 10 be pu'done IheV came up to Paris
and m few weeks made Two ascensions
ne -,G"nd 81 which was accomplished A.
Versailles before the royal family and bore
al"ft living freight N m" shape of a sheep. a
'o"k ana q dues lhere came do an ~ felN
and encouraged Duo de Ropier 10 entrIsf
him aalf 10 q Mont golfsr' lie made his
ascent shortly after the Versailles expert
w"nt. and m COMPANY with noble patron
pf m" sport. ~" Marvu'sd Arlandes. hoated
over PARIS aud the hy-r Seine Charles
SION io.ip wed, anu vent up from the Tuile-
res Gardens IN a larger and more ma gni-
n,eu' balloon % his ov ~ manufacture
tharl~~ used hydrogen 10 initiate his craft
while the Mon rulNers dep~nd"d on heated
HIr. and IN 'a,' especially prIded 'nstn selves
On the eN,"iisu'r ui III" gas a. they cUnSid-
"f"d ~. mad" IN hurutng MIXTURE of vet
raw HUu wool The rivalry which deNel-
Hl,..t lD'N eHr FhD tNarls- balloon and he
Wont gvIf.' seems 'p have rssanthIed that
0,'' N'''' 90" f"uupUIuur and The biplana ot
'H,. Ir.. -s.U' dfr ~, en- Nf'rr the Nperi-
rurL'- u' llr.,- and l'u EoyIer became ire
......'Ir 1aI .u '.sr Hu lug.. -uuIau and Amer.
.,tu .su--'-1 ..E"' ''"' IHuu". together from
'uf,T .H t.tI- ~TANgItH
t,HH. .FEN 90. '"uu september 10
The sun., 1910-09-12
BmonamICo BunaImacco.

Reports from Florence indlChI" tLa'
a new name - 10 be- added IA IA" great
! Italian prim.tIve- and that simple faith
again trlumph- over ~" higher rrlt.-
cI-m Ia these davs II NorrIli and
Beranson and Bode at'rIbutIouS and
exposures poor NAsARI vino Dnlv told
what he heard and saw Of l'ahan pant
"rs and rhctr work has suffered much
Nn' somehow Investigators who accept
his statements as t1Ie and act upon
them. like those who follow ~" IndI-
cations of HFRODOTUs and PATS,NINs.
ar" finding things and m the places
whore he saws he saw them IN" lr'-
.-i instance ~ III" discovery IN rhe I'D
church called Ia IIadIa, across ia" wav
from the Bargelln palace m Florcnce.
bv Dr PFLEO BACCI. inspector - Tus-
can monuments. II the fre-oU.-S bv
BTTFALMACCo described and com
mented On bv NAstRf. who saw them
IN a choir "hal"l ~ tho church " j.
likely. 'O" that an Annunc,a'lpn and
other frcscu.-- bv GIOTTo, which VAs,EI
SAYS were ~ the same choir. may come
10 light on further search
The vav ~ which the frr~cDoS have
been preserved and found is an exampI.,
~ the strange hazards 10 whlch works
~ art ar" subjected IN italy ~"
church wa- restored and practically
rebuilt IN the seventeenth century when
VI. RT-KIN and tho cIlt of early art
were still in ~" dim future The org
Inal choir was turned INTO SIDE aisle
but hlckllv instead nf tearing down The
Old masonry. winch can still b" seen
from 'hr street, IN" new walls were
built up inside ~ ~ Dr. BACCf found
A space. between The two about fv. feet
wide aud On whit was l"ft II the old
chapel wall BUPFALMACCOs pictures.
inst ~ NAsAEI dcscribed them They
represent scenes ~ the Passion un one
side the soourging 81 CHRIsr. then tho
mOCkinR. which - partly DESTROYED IN
the other the bearing of the cross also
damngnd. and .ITDAs hanging himself
and PIIATF ~ prison. The last two
arOu-Td NAsARIS admiration, aa they
De- that - the German crltir who has
sc"u th"n He declares that BTFFAI-
MNCCO ~ n great painter rcHlIstI" and of
strong Individuality, showing no trace ~
GIoTTOs influence and he regards him
~ = forernner NJ MAsACCTO From
,h~Se freNcoe~ Il Will be possible n iden-
tlfy other works by him IN the place,
The sun., 1910-09-12

Ne. p,,ar. o,.rtn- M,.-,..,rpr,

J.H-i .rs "Fr.. R ..r. f0a'1.'
7r. s,,fss ~ r.1uis -1i Missouri viIl $3.50
y. linked .t Trr~r.-Ha- '-n'Iry service 80
rc,..,.r-rr, ,r,' ..r I~Ninlry B-idge ~ 80
Iiu-. .r-,r..n. s,..'s.r rIl h~ reNdv FOR 'nroIss
,r,,,i an nrr,r.- r NN- fnsf been made To-
.t,rr,ur. rorr-rrH HlIs a'tsnuon not only hers -
a., IN. rrurrruu, ontIaF v~qu'red 10 bridge -
Nississippi R.tsr rg' because u y al-o of gr~''
t,,r,or,snrr from me uafrc standpoint.
.fr.dr .nt fs'cl hetvcen ~ louis and -
g-,,t iudrsrrIal districts across tho Assss nn
Vi,-r ra,, been resuaned largely ny reason -
prds. 'nl.s snd lack 81 FREQ lcni through 49, 10
me franchise uy which ne Illinois Irar 80
~y.,.ur vas permitted IN build - 5. on f6l hr's
and ~ mile doIhle track entrance into me rear'
nftnr ~ outs bpsi ness district thus making .ns
.bIr through intsrurbAn service anc "rr'''
freight And express service. does not permit '0'
.rbltrar, c1srgr for bridge tranc. Trc tf~ri
rr,rnus from the bridge therefore. mrs' rrT'
from rh~ I've rent fares of thr hocAi stree Z"
set,ice sud the 'ntsrurban fsre- basel ~ 80
rrntsar-ur S0rrr additional revenue ~ r' 80
viii be received from the tolls charged foo' 80
SINGERS and irsm uaHr moving over th~ 81
vas a. elmer side % tt~ elective rscks.
the bridge i bS FAR the mosi imporsn' '7'
stpensl,r y single engineering undertaking '' 70
lini bIUt uy an lltrrufbsn electric -. ~
rompsnS its nc'shhor. tne Merchants Y q
us-d by a number Of steam raiiroad comps -
was considered A. the time - IT. consir '..'l
a. a wonderful achievement. and ~ is = si,...s
instance of he dey ~iopmen' % slccu.' o. ~
urban railways MAJ this bridge shoud gov ~
pAralIsiri by smother h.iii by single ''..'
"a
The sun., 1910-09-12
IId Ho..

f'DW bGf DUMB Animals
She va % Nrry sensitive natu,. and uhIls
sh" would r~~rnl an unklnd srt oT word she SouIi
- VflrEl, r"~ Youd to kindneSs NneT she he
,am~ fIN 'uErsuA'ed Into the family she showed
q yotion and affection rqual to any dos.
We moved 10 lows. putting the coz in one end
of ~" car ami 'he household goods IN the Other
! vcnf Win ~" 'ar aud some Of the tine wouIs
Ne sofa In the rsr vhers she could ..v me go
shc vHs psr'r.tN 'onfeni~'' but iet me ,ea,.
ne ,ar snd -hs world ,Au for me eontnuar,.
W landed IN new town where the cst,,e Al,
rnarcd ~ Vi'i about The village Old Bo.. would
foliow any ofus around hks dog ard aeronnpa1y
me ~ ms work she would browse aroand uI,
was rssdy 20 60 home thsu she would 70 ut,S
me on sunday she would follow 10 back ana
fofth ~ ch1rch.