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The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1911-05-13

A. OSkS<1 DA~EA-
ulace--She married a widower?
lalh-ls she happy?
uace-No; when he's not talking
s' nimself he's talking about his
a0ur wandering life as an actor
-s's y, Guy YOU off from all ties"
Az madam, say not so. The rail
- yes are ever with u.s."
uslce strangles talent; genius
! 4, sssalul man resembles a beauti-.
,1,ss a4usnt at the top of very high
Maaame de Puysieux. a
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1911-05-13
2sII|gs &, & & Izga q, :; :; SAVE
The impossible.

ner in New York, said of certain
labor trouble:
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1911-05-13
'fexas Directory

4.SC effectively destroyed by
tAfEHES LEWYs's DANDY ROACH POWDER
Vb aar hox postpaid. Address Lewyn's
kcsa go6 Travis ST., Houston, Tex.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1911-05-13

.,ur.s DETECTIVE AGENCY
T T.,.. operates the largest force Of
|Itss. ,s.seetivss in the South. they render
\ CO. 'saisions in e.ss' not handled by them
/ 80 rates.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1911-09-15

The restaurant connected with the
Eidorado. the largest theatsr In Nice.
Frsace. collapsed. burying two score
people.
No word has been received from
the foreigners who gathered st Cheng
tn. ChIns. for safety from the savage
mobs sone days ago.
One hundred miles of the Mica
ragua coast. when the schooner
whisper" with . cargo Of mshog.
any. burned 10 the waters edge and
fiaaliy went TO the bottom. fourteen
nsa we're drow- ID. An explosion Of
. sasoline tank on board caused The
dleastse.
TAs FIRST fiyias postal service Tor
uas1and. has bssa iaaugurate1 uAdsr
Tie ansploss a he British postoffies.
n pslses Of departure ea1 arrival
were respectively the Hendoa sseo
1seos - wis1sos castle. The ~.
tases bstas so0sthisg usASr . ssess
g miles.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1911-09-15

A total production Ct i2.slS.900
bales Of cotton ~ the final yield this
yea1 10 Indicated By the Department
Of Agriculture.
To Improve the horsemanship OF
the army. Secretary Of War Stinsou
viii soon issue an order that schools
of souitation shall form part Of the
garrison training Of all mounted com.
maads In the Military Service.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1911-09-15
oreelsy pssate cesp Pess.

0reelsy.-Agricultursl sxDerts froo
the Colorado Agricultural Consee -
Greeley made . trip into IL esanr
Try about Orsslsy the cher cay -
determine The potato crop. 81 iepese
that the prospects are in1ssd poee ~
. crop In that locality.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1911-09-15
4 0asgP ACCORD o. pAoosseo
ovgMre m rM,e AND ron.
giOM couMvNs9o.
N late DISPATCHES


The authoritative announcement II
made 1t Austin. Texas. that Senator
Joseph w. Bailey viii not be candi-
date for reelection.
Lincoln Western League Club has
been sued for $4,000 damages BY
Ralph A. Hanson who was injured ~
. club employe.
Secretary Of the Interior Walter l..
Fisher has returned from . tour Of
Alaska and will visit several points
in the West before returning to Wash,
ington.
There are in Kansas forty-nine coun.
~ superintendents. five county clerks.
five county treasurers. ten registers,
two probate Judges. one mayor-all
women.
Because Miss Mary Chamberlain. q
young school mistress of Shady Bend.
Kan, had talked about" other wo-
men, she was tarred and feathered by
. mob. Eight men have been arrest
ed.
Hunnewell. Kans., has learned that
It must not play cards ON Sunday
while Mrs. Wilson Is mayor. To dis
cover this fact four young men paid
$40 each. Mrs. Wilson said they
played cards on Sunday without even
closing the front door.
The jury In the case of Miss Alice
Bowes Of Topeka. Kans.. against N
w. Sly. claim agent Of the Union
Pacific. In which she asks $4,000
damages for breach OF promise. rem.
dered . verdict assessing the damages
at $4,000.
As the result OF heavy rains which
have been falling almost INCREASINGLY.
many small streams throughout east.
ern Kansas and western Missouri are
out Of their banks and Thousands OF
acres Of bottom lands are submerged
At Troy. Rams. SIS inches OF rain has
fallen.
Unless the vice president and d.
rector OF maintenance OF the Harri
man lines. julius Kruttschnitt. Of San
Francisco. recedes from his absolute
refusal to recognize the federation OF
shop workers or Its committee. on
these lines. he will be confronted with
. strike.
Secretary OF the Interior Fisher. o.
q dinner given At Seattle In bis hon.
or, declared Controller Bay In Alaska
to be neither the only. nor the best.
harbor for the output Of the Behrins
river coal fields: pronounced the ex.
tent and character Of these fields
grossly exaggerated"
Separate Indictments. accusing Ma
than Alien Of Kenosha. Wis.,. and John
X. Collins Of Memphis. Tenn. rsput.
ed miliionaires. Of smuggling gems
valued at Thousands Of dollars into
the port Of New York. have been
brought to light In the offices OF Unit.
I'd States District Attorney Wise.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1911-09-15

0o0uDO OvUvyA
o..e. ie-ss-cslsssas ossss enes-s
o. ::s:.::s ., ss-Aasss' Sra's pss-
,ssssssnssr si--Risss cssasy vais-
o:s.::ssr is-ss-ws'A cssssy ~
:. = s.:Essnsss is-ss-wssssra s'sss veas
.. 49, 3a:ssz7A!.sss. ,sss::s ssess =
1spt. S3.ss-knighss Te0Ueas 80
ctavs--Colera4o oDtlnoA
sspt. ss-sugar Dsst Day--IA 1asas
ssr,saber ?s.se-lAs Aatnas Co..
:. Sept, %. -. ss--Psblic Laa1s essvsa.
tion-Doaveg.
tussr,aI and SSsk Assscissisa-osene
September ss-olA osstlsrs negQeea
and Pumpkin Pie reost-Lsa00eoS
eeptemssr ss-se-us1gwieh csuesy
Fair--Jnissbusg.
ssrs. ss.ss-saa Lsis valley rase-
Aiamosa.
October 4 .. . saa 1-Bi pass csua-
October is-se - Intsynetloaal 0sY
Farming Congress and lntex99AsS1Es
Congress- q Farm we1sn--CSses
springs.
Oct. il-sl.-escenA Aanual onoW.
Colorado Eisctstc Club. psavee.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1911-09-15

chanSs psspsssd sss esst Leoea.
Dsnver.-A suggestion that rest L.
gan b given up - . military -
aaA that IN its plses - sssctee 80
maintained buil1inss for . testsea
division Of tAs great West Post IN
itasy Academy has bssn nade . ~
Chamber u Coansscs b Chaslee Z.
Wilson. fosnssiy psest1sat = -
chamber. The suggestion has 49,
discussed ~ many q TIE seeiesss =
The chamber. aa1. althesgA Il hae -
bssn taken W officially. hey - =
the opinion that such . plAs = -
worth isvsstigating al earrylss csl.
Il II b possible. ~ result. \ =
probable that whsa Psssl1sss Wiuian
Howard Tan visits Dsavse OF. = ~
chambers committee - MILITARY -.
fairs win plaes ~ suGgeseioa tsepse
hin.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1911-09-15

Hayes. Lying To- o. fitsses mi1Do
northeast II Hayden. - sssseuo1lno
. snail camp knevn = Anthsoele4
immesss flsl1s q ansAsaeite -
ewnsA q sostsol1sa ~ . senSna1 =
which .. n. Psssy y ~ msviag -
Il. n bslas Afesly ~ y ~ -
thseueA ~ esansssiea VIA ~ 60
Cssek eoal minss q ~ Ok
Coal Ccncaay thae ~ anthsoe1to e1l
dsposits vsss ssssseG ca 1e1G1
- y - ~ eenal - = - eN
~ =. ~ hasss 49, = reao1
vaala. ~ y - 1ssslppeo
plast Rnso l1slstnG . Cpoeeo
eroah, = nooA eG111v - 49,
~ n1aonoa O. 0o1Doo1v =
- \. Cnnoogns lngse9ee g
oNnooro uoGo111ob - T.
'7 @2 457@a 2al 8Ns 'AI 4z Nls1 f1&
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1911-09-15
REPORTS SHOW
CROPS SHORT
0GPAHrMGNr or AGRICULTURE
oivGs cRoe CONDITION
ON sGpr I.
NO. SAM N AU6UsT
CORN 10 7o.3 Pa CENT or
NORMAL WHILE POTATOES
Are So.
Western Newspaper Union News service.


''ps' '"''h News serves
washington. - Weather conditions
throughout the country reasonably IA
crable to growing crops during the
nonth OF August; the crop report To-
eued by the Department Of Agriculture
eoes not indicate generally much i'm
provement In the conditicl OF the
crops over That OF month ago.
Some Improvement was shown in
corn september !. over August !. but
only amounted to seyen-tenths OF ]
per cent In the aggregate.
Wheat shows falling off Of approx
sma'ey III per cent IN condition, rs
compared with the average for the
Isl ten years ana the Yield per acre
TWO bushels to the acre less than
we average during the sast i've year,
Oats also show considerable fall
hs OH, ootn IN condition ana IN Az
wage yieid per acre.
Tobacco. flag and hay all show .
heavy falling off In condition and In
SEATED total yield. Potatoes. - was
ndicated last month, VIII make .
mort crop. The total yield viii b TAR
eelow that OF last year-practicaiiy
- per cent-and nearly y per cent
eelow that Of the average for the last
uve years.
The ginning OF cotton Of the growth
g 1911 was carried on more acevely
throughout the cotton belt TO sepsem'
eer this year than In any similar
49, y ne A'story. = tosss g ~.
- Dases nad oeen s'nneo up % : wssS
~
The continued hot and dry wcatheE
In greater portion Of the belt. espe'
cislly In Texas. was chiefly respon'
sibIe for the Increase.
The figures giving the growing con
ditions Of general crops and tie ~
erags yield per acre. based on reports
Of the governments experts. are ~
fellows:
Corn-Condition, 70.s per cent Of 4
normal. compared with 900 per cen,
on August 4. Indicated Yield per acre
2s.e bushels. compared with 27.I
| bushels. the 1910 final yield.
anr,,. whe.,-condi,,ou 5s7 per
cent ~ . normsl :, time Of harvest,
comnsr.d Win s9s ner cent ON Angus,
!. esi eer cen, :, time Of haryes, last
year. Indicated yield per acre. %
bushels.
An wheat-lndicated yield per acre,
l..e bushels; compared with ll.i bush.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1911-09-15

c. e. Griffin, mayor Of Jackson.
Tenn, stands indicted in Criminal
Court for the offense Of public Drunk.
enness.
A fee Of one thousand dollars 10
marry John Jacob Aston and Miss
Force was refused BY Edward c. John
son. DID.
Henry Clay Beattie. who has been
on trial at Chesterfield Courthouse.
Va. for some time. on . charge Of
numbering his wife. was found guilty
Of murder In the first degree and his
punishment assessed Ut death.
With . total Of twenty-five persons
killed within . week h New FORK
and vicinity BY eating toadstools. the
Board Of Health has posted warning
notices. Thirty-three persons are still
critically III.
Col. John Jacob Astor and Madeline
Halmage Force. both Of New York.
were married at Beechwood. X. l.. the
bridegroom's Newport house. The
bride was given away by her father.
william Force.
Mayor Thomas e. Knots. five Of the
nine members Of the City Council.
City Engineer w. A. Williston and .
son Of one Of the aldermen Of Gary.
Ind, have been arrested on charges
Of accepting and soliciting brides In
. heating franchise deal.
Arraigned In Probate Court In LIS
bon. Ohio. On . charge Of hitchins his
wife to . plow and beating her be.
cause she failed to pull II. Jacob zim-
norman. Of Wellsyille. pleaded guilty
and sought the mercy Of the court.
He was given ninety days In the work.
house.
The millionaire Iron manufacturer.
r. r. Crane. Of Chicago. made public
ArraiGnment OF the big universities.
He charges alarming prevalence Of
drinking and gaming among the stu.
dents. Columbia he ranks the worst.
but conditions At Harvard. Princeton
and Cornell. he declares, are almost
% bad.
The crop report issued BY the De-
partment Of Agriculture does not In.
dictate generally much Improvement In
the condition Of the crops over that
Of = month ago. Some Improvement
was shown In corn September ist.
over August LIST. but II only amounted
to sevsn-tsnths Of I per cent In the
aggregate.
One thousand acres Of land In Ohio.
including the entire site Of Wilmins.
ton. . town Of 5000 people. 10 claimed
BY Mrs. Margaret Ray Of Moscow.
Idaho. y her property. Mrs. Ray has
now plAced her claim In the hands Of
. Spokane attorney. who 10 inyestigst.
Ing the case with the intention Of
bringing suit In the Ohio courts for
the property.
Charles X. Jenks. IN agent ct Co
lumbia. Pa. II the Baltimore Life In.
surancs Company. 10 held In $1,000
hail by . United States commissioner
on . charge of using Tie Nails to De.
fraud. Postal isspectoss say jerks
had been systematically defrauding
the company for three ysars. Il ID a.
legged be collected more than $4,000
In death benefits o. policies Of per.
sons who are still alive.
The Units1 States y facing the
most serious sugar famine Ia years.
The rsfinsrs have practically no stock
on Aas1: there - bssa almost no
trading In aaythiag ssespt SECONDS -
ths New Yosk nastst Tor wssks; he
reeinsrs find Il t0posolbls 70 ottaia
any more Of the blg Hssopean ssrplua.
and the fan Greg ~ ~ Uaits1 States
threatsns 70 shov . sesious liminu-
tioa. = ssapass6 with Desvisss ysasa
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1911-09-15
OUT o. ssAeoo voTgo CAST ANTI
pRoHlosT,oMIsTs WIN ~
- MAJORITY.
VOTED DRY N 1857
GOVERNOR MAY CALL opgclAl
SESSION or lGo,slATuRG
TO ACT ON MArvGR.

Western Newspaper Union New. SERVES.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1911-09-15
orsnamothsr st Twsnty.nIns Years.

0ranomother ~ VWenty-nsne Years.
Atlanta. Ga.--At the age Of 30 Mrs.
y. W. BENDER Of this city was .
grandmother OF two children. and
three At 80 years. Il ID claimed that
Mrs. Bender IL the youngest grand.
mother on record. Mrs. Bender. who
IL 81 years old. was married TO q. w.
Bender nj Columbia. q. c.. In 1899.
She was only IL years and months
old when her first child vas born.
This child, . daughter. was married In
1909 to Edward Sinclair. and In Jsnl.
airy. 1919. gave birth TO twins. the
mother being barely 10 and the grand.
mother not yet 30. In January Of this
year Mrs. Bender's daughter gave
birth TO another child.
Mount Tina n GfvptleN.
Catania. Slcily.---The eruption Of
Mount Etna hiss become mors intense.
The showers of ashes and cinders are
heavy and the rumbllng Of earth
shocks II heard for miles.
Cen essnssses-stsw vssh Az Trip
Ian rrancisco. -llobt q. Fowler. The
first aviator 70 attempt . transcoeti.
nental fIlght has slasts1 fpom Ian
Tvaaeiseo 70 Nov YoSk
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1911-09-15

Portland. Maine.-From 400 out e.
SCI cities. towns and plantations n
Maine. unofficial returns gave . NJ
jority Of s04 for repeal Of the prohibt.
tory constitutional amendment.
The missing twenty-five towns cast
less than 3s5 votes 1t the state cleo
tion three years ago. The total vcts
follows: Total for repeal. s0.7s3:
total against repeal. 5s.S7s.
One hundred and twenty thousand
voters cast ballots on the question. A.
had been predicted, the cities were the
chief stronsholds Of the repeal factioa
but the majority Of twelve thousand n
the total city vote was barely suffi-
Client. according to the latest available
returns. to offset the vote Of the rural
regions.
Although the vote did not equal that
Of a year ago. when the Democrats
swept the state which for years had
been . Republican stronghold. the
election was an interesting contest.
There was not . home In any part
Of the state which was not flooded
with literature by both sides. while The
voters were waited on by personal
workers and harangued ct public gath
erings to cast their ballots for or
against repeal.
The result vas that hundreds Of rot
ers who had not visited the polls for
years. with the possible exception OF
last year, were recorded.
Little excitement marked the voting
Although the polls In some OF the
cities were crowded during much OF
the time. It Was an orderly crowd and
gave the officials little or no trouble.
Since 1857 Maine has had q statute
prohibiting the sale Of intoxicating
liquors and since 1884 prohibition has
been . part OF the constitution.
In 1884 the question Of placing pro.
hibition in the constitution was put
before the people and prohibition won
BY . majority OF 45.Sss. carrying ev.
cry county In the state. Following this
the attacks OF the anti-prohibitionists
ceased for . time. only to be renewed
In later years.
The Democratic party last year
made the question Of resubmission OF
the constitutional amendment . plank
In its platform. The Democrats swept
the state In the election and the Leg
islature. aided by some Republicans.
voted to put the question before the
people.
The apparent decision Of the voters.
on the fact Of the returns TO take
prohibition out Of the constitution.
does not mean that liquor can lawful.
ly be sold. The Legislature must act
before the present statutory law adopt.
ed In 1857 can be repealed and tho
question must again 80 before the
people.
whether Gov. Plaistead will call .
special session Of the Legislature for
the purpose Is not definitely Known,
but among prominent Democrats Il 10
reported that the governor will take
such . step.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1911-09-15
s.n.. ,. win. Pr.~sss rax ss,l

Santa 70 Wins Prswsss Tea oesl
Lamar.--Prowers county win have
to return 70 tho golfers Of tAe 0an1A
re railroad system eiS.ls7.os " -
cision of the United States Citsuie
Court Of Colorado. u u . tax salt
The trouble aross over The asssas0aat
made for 1905. The company. % ~
advice Of IT, tax agent. refused % ~
the taxes 70 that county a. the BrounA
that the company was ovssaeseeoe4
relative TO the assssnsnts na1o -
othsr property II Prowsfs county.
On Jaauary II. 1907. authosities fetse1
four Of the Santa ~ locoaotivss -
compelled the company % pas = =
hurry e97.sle.33 taxes and os.3ole9
penalties.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1911-09-15

Fsst csliins Ann !. Q. Q. 2. teoaA
rnst Oslsssa.--TAs lesal 60 -
lows ass Determined y oeeufo -
Fort Collins the locatioa x ~ O.
Fellows homs. ard TO thls eaA M
bring the delegates 70 The eran1 le6oe
which meets In Denver. Oct. ~. heee
on . special train TO - The sste q
fered. The lodge 10 bsing assisee4
By the Retail Merchants Asseciaete1.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1911-09-15
l'rrlG COLORADO IrGaaa
omalt happsWlaes ossvsr,WO ovse ~
o9oeo Wogeh vehtoo.

Wn NsS~$ss sss~~ Ns~s '
The Fort Lupsoa cannery 10 ssw
running steadily.
ne safs Of James Abo. at Morrisoa.
was robbed Of $500.
A postal savings haak has bssa
spsae1 IN Dsaver.
Ten thousand people attended Love
lAnds Harvest Festival.
At Victor Ton Jones shot and ~
tally wounded James O'Nsill.
Ten people we're injured In TIE
Uniou Pacific wreck near Ksrssy.
The Uaitsd Brethres viii builA .
$4,000 church IN Colorado Springs.
A postal savings hank viii b. 90
eablished 1t Lamar September 18Th.
Colorado Springs viii inaugurats Q
system Of decorative street lightins.
A new Industry. the Castle Rock
Brick Z Tile Co.. viii BE- launched
soon.
Mseker will soon have the first wire
less telegraph station Of the Western
dope.
The enrolment Of the state univer-
atty Of Boulder 10 something over 400
students.
A sanitarium for the treatment 81
rheumatic diseases II to be opened IN
Boulder.
The thirty-fifth seesion OF the Uni.
versity Of Colorado has opened ae
Boulder.
James Wilson and =. Dupree are II
jail In Colorado City charged with
forgery.
The total appropriation made By the
Eighteenth General Assembly 10 ~
s7s.slS.0s.
The new county Of Crowley Il Eow
doing business with Ordway - ths
county seat.
Lyman Alfonso Waite. . pioneer and
old Indian fighter. died at his home
ct Longmont,
Ninety days h jail IL the penalty
Jim Sebers must pay for trying TO f1irt
on the streets q Greeley.
Robt. Witt. . watchman for The
Santa ~ at Colorado SPRING.. was
struck BY train and killed.
r. mia seoak q ccru Tor DouJasr
cousty bsass elsvsa largs sasS 80
was grown b. o. L. Llnch.
| The Salida high school has made ar.
r,nsements for I splendid lecture
course Of five numbers.
r. A TayIor formerly Of Denver.
has been appointed director Of asr,.
culture In the Phjlippiues.
Preparations are veil upder way for
the Weld county fair. 10 be held ut
Greeley september IL 10 n.
rLoxa c,.,. ...A ,~.,v. .or =,
a Clark. ~ Alamo.a. accidentaIlv shot
and killed himself while hunting.
p,nl,, -. .o,,.. ac,.a,.,. -.
80 IA LA. ~, !. -. ~. :, 80.
Ionrmopt Pumpkin Pie nav. Sent. q.
A. the Alamos. opera houss. Miks
Mslone Of Denver and yr.nhis Whits
Of CHICAGO foueht fifteen rounds 70 .
draw.
n. w Hadklnson. fifty.five years
ola vas struck 81 : Rock Island train
A. Colorado sprins. ana fatally in.
jured.
The fifty.first annual communication
of the Grand Lodge. A. r. q A. N. Of
Colorado viii b. held In Denver. Sept,
~ ana 40
90 ,.m -. a,..,..,.6 ,,o,, co,r.
r.do sprIpgs. II II ALLEGED. with ssv.
ersi hundred dollars Of other peoples
money.
reese. v,.,,.., ~ n. Inn.
n..vsr r.., ueshs, ,Ar.shsA m
-. =, al, ~, .vsrs.s.s so,t,
h.,.h.,s ~ .h. ~.
D. u,uM.- N..... !. -.
49,. "..A.S.., - 49,. $1,000
.s..ssrs ,..,c, :, =, pss.,..
$500 !. pa.s. ro,A
''.'S
JecOos uveJeAroio sou " sOoa
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1911-09-15

Colorado 0psinss.-A carload q 1Gee
stein cows has Just bssa received =
the Modern woodmaa u A0eesoo
sanitasiun hear here. he COWS -
valued 1t iron $500 to ecee eaee -
viii supply niIk Tor 100 Inmates =
the instituti0n.
The Nevada County picayune., 1911-10-06
Italian Cruisers Sunk.

London.-The Daily Chronicles Con- stantinople correspondent says:
 "A wireless message to the admi- ralty says that two Italian cruisers have been sunk off an unnamed point in the archipelago. It is presumed that the torpedo boats had a hand in this affair"
 Out of a perfect maze of conflict ing reports and rumors it is utterly impossible at the present stage to sift the grains of truth concerning the opening days of the Turko-Italian war. It appears doubtful whether there has been any actual occupation of Tripoli and it is practically certain that there has been no bombardment by the Italian warships.
 An early dispatch from Rome says that the ministry of marine announces that the Italian squadron encountered the Turkish squadron, composed of boats. near the entrance to the Darda- nelles; that an engagement ensued and the Turkish battleships were sunk and the torpedo boats damaged.
 The Ottoman clearly is not in a hurry and the most significant news of the day is the decision of the Turk ish council again to appeal to the powers, and in the meantime suspend offensive measures. This new appeal has not reached the British govern ment and there is nothing to indicate that the attitude of the powers has undergone any change. According to the Daily Telegraph's Rome core spondent, however. Germany and Aus tria already have made unofficial rep resentations to Italy of their displeas- ure at her procedure and that if these representations are ignored they will be followed in another shape by "hu. initiation to Italy"
The Nevada County picayune., 1911-10-06
GET RICH QUICK MEN HELD
52 PER CENT A YEAR OFFICIALS
 INDICTED.
Government Contends Accused Paid Interest" to Customers Out
 scf Capital Invested.

New York City.-The federal grand jury reported to Judge Hough indictments against Jared Flagg and his associates in the 52 per cent a year concern. All are charged with using the mails to defraud. None or the defendants was in court, but their attorneys entered formal pleas or not guilty" with permission to with draw and demur later after they had examined the indictments.
 Fully a score of witnesses, 1nclud- ing customers and clerks in the Flagg offices raided Saturday, went at once before the inquisitorial body. Some of these were customers who have received from Flagg a profit Of l per cent weekly on their investment in the discretionary pool maintained by Flagg.
 It is the contention of the govern ment that this interest was paid out of the principal invested by the GUS toners, and also that money received from certain customers was utilized to pay earnings transferred to others.
 Madeline Russo, the prepossessing girl clerk in Flags office, whose whereabouts the postoffice inspectors have been seeking to learn, is still missing. It is intimated that she was in Flagg's confidence and could sub stantiate the governments case. At her home 1t was denied that she was a fugitive It was also said that she had notified the district attorney that she was willing to appear before the grand jury and tell all she knows.