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The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-29
H. & w. Corset Waists

There is why the slender woman should not have an attractive figure Lacing does not make a natural figure and padding prevents development of the bust. Corset Waists adjustable to any and all figures. Where nature has been less kind to one wo man than another in the matter of good fgure''- the Corset Waist fills the breach
 The Corset Waist is made doubly welcome because of the necessity of having good figure to meet the present incoming styles It forms the fgure-t gives the slim woman Bust without requiring her to wait for natural development which the wearing of Cor set Waist augments
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-29
PERSONAL

Mrs. W. H. Simpson of New Decatur has been the guest for several days ol Judge and Mrs. E. c. Crow for the Jub ice.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-29

MT. Isaac Feeder of New York, mem- Der of the firm of Feeder & Berk, arrived here yesterday to spent part of the win ter.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-29

For appropriate floral offerings. phone Il. See Godden's s Seed & Flower Stors. 2ols First avenue.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-29


 the subject of the 10 a. m. service. Southside Baptist corner Eleventh Ave- hue and Nineteenth Street, South-Dr. E. F. Riley will use for his subject at the II a. m. service, "Following the Old Paths" and the evening services at 7:45 o'clock, "Sin It's Own Discoverer." Su- perintendent E. H. Johnston will open the Bible Class at 9:S0 a. m. The Baptist Young Peoples Union will meet at p. m. Church of the Advent, Sixth Avenue and Twentieth Street-Today is Home coming Day. at the Church of the Ad- vent. Dr. w. E. Evans will use as his subject for today's sermon, "The Child of the Future" Services will be held at 30 a. m., Il a. m., and at 7:30 D. m. Sun oay school will begin at 9:30 a. m The Sunday school pupils and members of the Bible class are especially invited. The E,usic promises to be exceptionally fine.
 In pursuance of the Missionary Jubilee, which came to a close last evening, the Rev L. c. Branscomb will deliver a ser- mon on Christ and Woman" at the First Methodist church this morning at the Il e clock worship.
 The Rev. T. l.. Mcdonald will address the Young Mems Christian association meeting for men this afternoon at the Pastime theatre. Christ Our Friend'' will be the subject of his address. The pre- liminary service begins at 3:30 and will include selections by the association or chestra and the singing of chorus songs These meetings are largely attended and the addresses are always practical and helpful. All men are cordially invited
 
 The choir of the Ruhama Baptist Young Peoples Union will give musical this evening at 6:30 o'clock All are invited to te present. This Baptist Young Peoples Union service will be followed by a ser mon from MT. J. A. Hough. You will enjoy that.
 Congregational Services-At the chapel North Nineteenth street and Seventh ave- hue. the Rev. George Eaves, pastor, will preach at II q. m. on '"The InexGaustibe God" At p. m the eighth labor service will be held. the pastor taking for his topic, Ought the Church to Interfere in Labor Disputes?' The railroad men are invited to attend and give their views Bible school at 10 a. m.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-29

MT and Mrs. A. S. Sias of Long Branch. Cal, are the guests of Mi. and Mrs. w, F. Mcclure on North Twenty fifth street. MT. and Mrs. Sias have just returned from an extensive tour of Eu- rope.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-29

THE GUARANTEE SHOE co. Requires the services of several bright young men to learn the shoe bus mess; must be of good appearance, willing to work and well recommend- ed those living at home preferred. Do not apply before Tuesday.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-29

pr. Paul Lee Cooke has returned from New York, where he spent several days going through the hospitals of that city. He was one of the thousands who wit messed the worlds series of baseball games played in New York. He was wildly enthusiastic over the exhibition there.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-29

Westminster Presbyterian-The Rev. George Lana of Anniston will preach at
 the Il a. m. service and at 7:30 p. m.
 Sunday school will begin at 9:45 o'clock
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-29

Atrurian Society-At the service of the Altrurian church, held in Cable hall, al 1916 Second avenue, "Blesseds' will bC the subject of the 10 a. m. service.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-29

Isadore Shapiro left this morning for Atlanta, where he will make an address before the Educational Alliance of At lanta. The subject of Mir Shapiro's ad- dress will be 'Humanity's Reciprocity Among Religions"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-29

.NANTED-An all round printer; state experience and salary in answer. Canebrake Herald, Uniontown, Ala.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-29

LICE JOY. Undertaker. Phones 7s.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-29
SeeeSm Goods Go, w. B. Johnson Pesd-1913l5 End Ave
 An Expert Is Here Demonstrating HI. and w." Corset " aiStS
For Women, Misses and Children ALSO MATERNITY CORSETS

Comfortable because of their carefully and scentifi caly designed lines for every need of and child ren and because the materials used fine and strong and will not stretch or lose shape.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-29
SHAW. the UnaerraKer. Phone. g.

JOHNS Undertaking Co.,. Phones 100.
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AT THE CHURCHES

Grace Episcopal, Fiftyeighth street and First Avenue-Sunday school will begin at 10 o'clock. Regular preaching services will be held at Il o'clock.
 Ruhama Baptist, East Lake-Dr Hen dricks will preach at the Il a. m. service. At the evening service the Rev. J. A. Huff of Howard college will preach.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-08-11
Ell 1ltirno dinosaurio

Los sabios estan de acuerdo al air
mar que ell dinosaurio vivio en- nuestro
globo en- la epoca Jurasica, y que desa-
pareci6 de. la circulation, digamoslo
asi, hace cuatro mil aflos proximamen-
te. Por ell gran nnmero de fosiles que
Sc han encontrado Sc sabe perfecta-
mente como era Ell reptil monstrucso
desaparecido. Tanto Sc le conoce que
los sabios han cre1do reconocerlo Ell
las descripciones hechas ercientemente
por los habitantes del Norte del Zam-
beze, los cuales asegnran que han visto
en- un lago, cerca del rio Lunga, un
reptil gigantesco, y que es exactamen-
te igual q unos dibnjos que les han en-
senado, representado dinosaurios, re-
constitu1dos.
Hasta- ahora no hay mas pruebas,
pero el hecho ha despertado interes en-,
ell muneo cientlfico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-08-11
ENTERED
RN--IH

ciencia de gobierno; este pueblo chi
quito, del cual dicen con tanta auda-
cia que 10 esta preparado para e1 go.
bierno propio.
Ell problema para resolver esta tre-
menda difclltad es extraordinaria-
mente facil y sencillo y voy a demos
trarlo en- un minute: A un pueblo an
habil para el gobierno, Sc le habilita );
q ln pueblo, sin preparation Sc lie pre-
para para ell gobierno; es decir: a un'
pueblo al cual Sc ha declarado esclavo
por la fuerza de las armas Sc le decla-
ra en- libertad; a un pueblo al cual Sc
han arrebatado dereohos sagrados E
mathematics como ell de. ser hbre, v;vir
y perseguir su propia felicidad, Sc le
devuelven en- toda su magestad, pleni-
tud y pureza y Sc lie indemniza por la
injusticia y ell atropello cometidos con-
ira la esencia de su poder polltico.
Pero supongamos que Puerto Rico
no tuviera la mas remota posibilidad
de producirse un gobierno superior al
de los Estados Unidos, ell cual es POGO
menos que desp6tico, no digamos un
gobierno superior, digamos siquiera
un gobierno tan malo como ell de Vene-
zuela; con todo, nadie, absolutamente
nadie tiene derecho para intervenir en-
10 que la personalidad polltica de Pto.
Rico disponga para regir sus destin0s
y manejar su intereses. Empezando
por ejecutar NAL 10 que Sc propusiera
con ell deseo de corregir siempre los
errores y de adquirir experiencia en- la
practica del bien y en- rehuir ell NAL Sc
desarrollarla un sistema perfecto de
gobierno, al cabo de algunos amos de
ensayo, sin que por ESQ tuviera que
quejarse btra nacion fuera de Puerto
Rico, pues a nadie, mas que a Puerto
Rico lie importa que sus instituciones
sean estables y perfectas.
Estando cada uno en- su casa Y Dios eri
la de todos, los Estados Unidos no tienen
.porque venir q yer 81 en- Puerto Rico
amanece candela, euando en- ell hogar
propio la tiene para preparar sus all
mentos sin necesidad de venir & moles
tar al vecino, solo por el gusto de hacer-
!se chocante y pesado.
Els muy innportante que este profile
ma sea considerable Embellishments. La
conclusion esta perfectamente delineada
en- mi carta de Is de Julio al Secretario
de Guerra sobre naturalization de Puer-
to Rico.
Cualquiera de vuestros paisanos que
os afrme 10 contrario os traiciona.
Viva Puerto Rico portorriquefio!
DR.. Toms6s Cer6n Canaargo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-08-11

"..sierton.. que segi1n s.disen" lie da los
grandes banquetes, y quitando Ell taba-
GO, I'M chiquita'' le da pa" NADIA.
Ademas, por otra cosa tambien repre-
senta "Chomin" como, CUE escrsbe
tantisimio. Por Ell "cansanslo pa" la
noche, que es a 10 que mas miedo lie
tiene. De todas Sc acuesta con ell ''se-
rebro' debi1 y medic 'ialdao' por
tanto 'esfaergo' de la inteligensia" y
la imaginasion Ella, que esta va
"miurastenico'? de tanto escribir "di-
se'', que va te prohibiria 81 no es por-
que va q ser un libro superior de bue-
no. Como la probe no sabe leer nj
golpe, la mar de ancha anda con 10
que ha nretido en- casa El, en- secreto,
confansa'' tiene tambien en- que pa"
cando ''vaiga'' a concluir la obra, va
Sc le morira la mujer de algo. Total,
que los dos mas contentos y mas "fe-
lises' que si andarian siempre con sa-
patos" viejos. Pero vuelvo a "repetir-
oss'' que no conteis, porque, la verdad,
no "quedrla' perjudicarle nj que Sc
lie criticaria "a "Ch6min'' por este. Des-
pnes de todo, mny amigos he1nos sido.
Ell narrador, luego de beber lenta-
mente 10 que resta en- Ell fondo de SUI
vase, lorna d encerrarse en- el mas pro-
fundo mutismo. Ahora, cue hablen los
otros, cue despellejen, 81 GUSTAV al que
fue su lntlmo, casi su otro 70, hasta Ell
dla en- que Sc interpuso entire 81 y ella
ell muy bandldo para robearle traido-
ramente aqnella mujer tan fea, tan
gorda y tan 1ieja, pero con 'trigo".
Lo feliz DUE ser(a el ahora, en- vez de
pasarse el d,a en- el escritorio hacien-
do n0rnercs para no pod9r "soplar'' -
mas r;se giaGo, hallandose s.1 81 enyi-
sdiable. gIi"siaao 10 s'Ch6min''. No un IL.
bro, sane . yltlt uenta" de In golpe, di4
ria que es,,aba escribienGo mientras la,
otra le larsGria' las aIu5ias, el CO.
mac y el sa'baco, Asi, 10 Gle es, va Sc
puede se> literato, "publisista' todo
10 que So pueiere dentro de ESQ, por
nuy as2tipAtifo { "imbesi1'' Que Ell tai
oticlo resulte.
-j No "deafB'' nada?. - preganta
al eabo 1e rn r2to, viendo eallados
penssstivo< d .fps oinco compafieros.--
sQae os pasa, poes?..
-Nada, nadia. - contestan todos
a un tietopo, cen ademan djsplicente.
Y es que los. einco, enemigos acerri-
mos hasta entonees de cuanto oliese &.
escrlbir, piensan en- la oportunidad
mas proplcAa para demostrar que tic
men "voraslon" de escritores, uaa
honrada voeasom' hasta aquel mo.
mento oculta, y cue ahora les fermen-
TIA EN- ei alma con indomables anhelos
de manlfestarse. Buen despacho con
|slllones hertneses, coTac ''Da'' inspi-
|rarse, tabaco a tedo paste. Una vida
fellz, feliz del todo, aunque no stem
drian" que sinular cansansio'' MIN
guno pa" la noehe y fuese la "anfi-
trlona" iareho mas fea, mucho mas
gorda y 1nudho mas vieja que la que
ma tenldo la aflerte de pescarse s<sChd-
min
>r.: M Aranaz Castellauos
:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-08-11

Que salgan de aquf los yankees, MAMA
ma, ell mrlndo vera que Puerto Rico Sc
aa una constitution apropiada a sus ne
eesidades. Ell pueblo portorriqueilo hoy
sabe va quien contiar La redacclon de
Ia constitution que 10 ha de regir porque
ssabe ouien 10 traiciona, quien 10 vende
" trafica con su sangre; ef no confiara La
,elaboraciou de sus reglas y estatutos slno
q una elite en- cuyas mentes no hayan
peuetrado aun las formulas que Ell Illus
fre chileno Jenaro Abasolo pone en- boca
del cIerigo el rico de otro tempo que
ordenaban que "La canalla debiera ser
sIouninada por una mano v1gorosa"
cue 'tes necesario mantener las nlasas
enfrenadas Para esta clase no exlstlra
canalIa, sino compatrIotas y hermanos
por tanto no desearan enfrenar a las ma
sas porque 81 10 hicieran Sc enfrenarlan
e1los mismos Esa clase de J0venes de
corazon, sin atabsciones nsaEanas y mez-
dumas no tendran en- cuenta sino la IL
bertad, la oportunidad para La igualdad
y La fraternTdad
Eel pueblo sabe va que la tan cacarea-
fla Erase de San Pablo que dice que to-
do poder viene de Dios7' que per mucho
tempo sancion0 ell paeto satanieo del
elero con las classes rleas es hoy una men
tira conventional, y que ese poder solo
existe 5nananente inafienable EN- ell pue-
bio. Ell pueblo sabe va que aunque Ro-
ma Olga que Ell gobernante es ell repre-
sentante de Dlos sobre La terra, solo el
Rs ell soberano y no perm1tira ser mania
4ado, nj asustado con censuras nj ana
xenaas para que eli rico y Ell poderoso 10
exploten por mas tempo. Pere, Puerto
Rico no puede demostrar que esta pre-
parade para Ell gobierno propio, porque
los Estados Urndos no sc 10 per1niten.
En- La mente de los gobernahtes de los
Estados Unidos, la China, ell Jap6n nj la
America Latina estan preparsdos para
el goherno prepio porque NO exhiben fl
.gurillas puramente teatrales y que vivian
Con todo, la civilization cue tenemos nos
ha venido del Oriente, y estos senores
del norte habfan con ntcho desenfado de
eivllizar al OrIente. Para q. un pueblo
demuestre sus aptitudes para 'el gobier-
mo prop1o hay que dejarlo que trate de
hacerfo. Ell ifustre soci6logo chileno don
Jenaro Abasofo compare un pals como
Puerto Rico CON una persona que esta
aprerrdiendo nadar dice "para que
una persona aprenda nadar' es menes-
ter que Sc meta al aqua que trate de
madar; ESQ 81, que Ell vez de meterse des-
de luego Ell Las aguas torrentosas pro-
1undas, tendra que ensayar primero en-
las aguas mansas y someras. Una cons
&atucion para un pueblo que nunca Sc ha
gobernado 81 misnlo debe ser compare
ala con las aguas mansas y someras de
que habfa Abasofa, y por tanto, una bue-
ma constitution, en- este case, seria aque-
lla que <habilitara al pueblo para pre-
paraciones perpetuas y sucesivas, porque
Ia vida es UNA perpetua preparation -
doctrina que esta perfecta sabamente
confrmada por Quinet euando dice que
la verdadero educaci6n de un pals de
fibre discussion, es el espectaculo perma-
nente de su polftica. = (.
lei gobierno de los Estados Unidos no
Pnedle negar que en- Puerto Rico hay una
gran masa de- gente culta y muy bien
educada que pondrla al servicio de su
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-08-11

Esta Conferencia iba q ser leida en-
ell teatro La PerEa'' en- Ponce pero al
gunos senores pensaron que no era con-
.veniente pronunciar palabras que Ole
ram a Independence, mientras estuviese
en- Puerto Rico Ell Secretario de Guerra.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-08-11
! Nuevos concejales
M Aranaz castellanos.

hsta tarae han -1: / HHido "a ap-2aseqs por el
conseJo .Ejeocatiyo. hos <no.a bralaientos
dc los seiieres don Manuel q1ssl1 ]
don i'' Jose en-! nan'aek Batista, para u ear
20 ggos de co.neeiales de- Corozal.
] 4'ichos. sef'eres SEQ epbren las vaoarltss as
don Nani'el Narvaez y'5ds don Ramon
fbanez Alvarez.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1911-04-21
PIERRE OFFICIALS
COMPLICATED With
COMMISSION PLAN
New Form Of Government Mix,
es City Election With Recall
and Liquor Issue.

Pierre, s. D., April 1.-THE commits
sion plan Of government at the close or
the first year of practical effect In
Pierre has surrounded the coming city
election to be held on h 18th or
April with a maze Of circumstances
which has led to q hot fight between
two factions IN this city, one OF which
Is led by A. w. Ewert, defeated candi-
date for state treasurer at the last re-
publican primaries.
On account of complaint against their
official acts and the refusal OF the Vot-
ers To decrease the number OF commits
sioners, and raise h salaries under
the new plan, the city commission, with
one exception, rendered their r~esigna-
tions. A new slate of candidates FOR
the positions was Immediately made,
and the designations of W Of the com
missioners were withdrawn.
This piece OF work by the old com
mission Is responsible for a recall petit
ton which has been circulated against
the mayor and two OF the commission
ers.
Mayor Mallery has filed a written re-
quest that his name be withdrawn from
the list OF candidates at the recall cleo
ton. Present conditions point to the
ousting of the entire city commission
The wet and dry question Is hanging
in the balance with the probable result
that Pierre, having been dry for the
past year., will license saloons in the
future.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1911-04-21
HANGING VICTIM NO
SUICIDE SAY FAMILY
OF THE DEAD YOUTH
Foul Play Suspected and Re-
ward Offered for Clearing
Up the Mystery.

Belle Fourche, s. D., April 13.-Newi
that reached here from Stoner. a new
town In the northern part Of the state,
indicates h a there Is some mystery
attaching to the death OF John Howe. 0
~15-year-old boy of that place. The boy
was found hanging by the neck In an
unused barn on March 18th. The boy
had been in the habit Of sleeping In o
cabin near his parents ranch with the
hired man, but on the day his body
was found he failed to show up for
breakfast and a search was started
His sister visited the cabin n not
finding him there the searchers finally
went to the barn where the boy was
seen hanging from a beam by a halter
rope. He had his cap n mlttens or
and his feet were two feet from the
floor. AS there was no eason at all
known why he should have taken his
life, the family suspect foul play and
have offered a reward for the clearing
up of the mystery.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1911-04-21
SAW IRON BARS WITH
SILVER TABLE knife
and GAIN THE OPEN
Two Prisoners, Well Supplied
With Money, Make Escape
Probably With Outside Help.

Aberdeen. s. d., April 1l.-George
Dively and Andrew Parker, two prison.
ers confined In the Perkins county jail
at Bison, made their escap from that
institution by saving through an iron
bar by means of q silver knife n then
prytng off a bar which held the outer
door to the Jail. The escape was ef-
fected between 1880 and 9 o'clock at
night, as Deputy Sheriff Ellefson had
been absent from the Jail but that time,
and upon returning at 8, he found the
cell empty and the prisoners gone.
Dively. who is described as about 81
years old, 5 feet 9 inches In height, blue
eyes, light curly hair and a light mus
tache, weighing about 165 pounds, was
i'm Jail on q charge OF grand larceny,
committed at Lennon. Andrew Par
ker, who was held on a charge Of bur
glarizing a homesteader's shack, is 20
years old, weighs about 145 pounds, is
5 feet s inches tall, and has light hair
and blue eyes.
Dively is we'll supplied with money,
as he had $1,000 on deposit in the
Farmers state bank az Bison, b"t drew
1t out, on some pretext, a few days be-
fore the escape.
1t is believed the prisoners a out
side help to enable them to make their
getaway, as no trace has been found of
hem.
Mrs. Andrew Parker. wife of one of
he prisoners, spent the day they es-
| .aped in Bison, and it is thought she
nay have aided them. She was placed
lnder arrest but later released, as no
evidence connecting her with the escape
:ould be brought to light.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1911-04-21
ENLARGE P~ARocHiAL SCHOOL
INTO BENEDICTINE CONVENT

Aberdeen. S. d., April 13.-The Bene
dictine sisters have taken charge of the
parochial school now under construc-
ton by St. Mary's Catholic church
here, and will enlarge It's scope into Q
convent as well as a school. The orig
inal plans contemplated a three story
building, but the sisters will enlarge
the dimensions OF the structure and
add two stories, so the building when
completed will be 65x75 feet in size and
five stories high. The school will teach
all branches of learning, from the
grades to the academic courses, and the
building will be equipped with g very
complete dormitory. laundry, etc, in
addition 70 other equipment. The new
school may be opened ~ September.
The Benedictine sisters have about tie
members in South Dakota, their head
quarters being at Yankton.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1911-04-21
DIVORCED 16 YEARS
AND THEN EMBARKED

Aberdeen, S. d., April 13.-That true
love never dies was examplifed In
Aberdeen again yesterday, when John
Proud and Mrs. Nettie Proud, after a
again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Proud were among the
early settlers OF Aberdeen. Sixteen
years ago differences arose which re-
suited In the couple being divorced.
Mrs. Proud subsequently married an
other man, a minister, but the second
marriage, too, proved unfortunate, and
a second divorce was granted, Mrs.
Proud resuming the name of Proud.
Recently Mr.. Proud returned 10 Aber-
deem n resumed the courtship OF the
sweetheart OF his boyhood, and the
wedding followed. Mr.. Proud IS 81
years of age, and his bride is 62.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1911-04-21
STATE TREASURER MAKES
CALL FOR REMITTANCE

Pierre, S. D., April II. The state
treasury department has made a special
call for remittance of state taxes COL
lected from March l to April l from the
following counties:
Aurora, Bookings, Brown, Clark,
Codington, Corson, Day, Fall River,
Kingsbury, Lake, Lawrence, Lincoln,
Lyman, Marshall. Meade, Miner, Min
nehaha, Pennington, Perkins. Roberts,
Spiuk and Stanley. The special call
will probably bring In about 100000,
putting the treasury on a cash basis to
continue so until fall.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1911-04-21
SOLONS SHOCK STATE
BY A MIDNIGHT ORGY
New Hampshire Legislators Pull
Pull Off Salome Dance and
Scandalize Public.

Portsmouth, N. H., April 13.-Sedate
New Hampshire, whose frivoIities are
supposed to reach the acme of real
devilishness when the red ear of corn
is found at q husking bee and a girl
gets kissed, was rent asunder with in
dignation when the story of the snator-
ial club dancing girl dinner became
known.
AS thu facts of this midnight orgy
at the Hotel Rockingham come TO light
II Is apparent that the Seeley dinner
dance In New York had nothing that
would add materially to the zest of the
Granite state senatorial function.
Alice Montague, one of the quartet or
artists imported TO make the occasion
a pleasing one, sold that she danced a
Spanish number. Just about the same
as h Salome dance" except that in
stead OF having on seven wells she had
on only one, and 1t was zephyrlike in
its gauzy effect.
Alice La Fargo appeared as "a Div
ing Venus" and she came back in re-
sponse to tumuitucus applause. as "a
Greek Slave" Those Greek slaves were
poor n the price of clothing was
high.
Americas share in the OF
Liberia Is extremely small.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1911-04-21
COOK WITH A SCREW LOOSE
ATTEMPTS TO RUN AMUCK

WATERFOWL, S. D., April 11.-Sudden-
" becoming deranged, Jack" Sivage,
chef at the Grand hotel quickly cleared
the kitchen by shying butcher knives and
forks at the help. When ar officer ap-
peared the cook defied him to place him
under arrest and made for him with a
knife in one hand and a tureen Of hot
gravy in the other. shoot" was the
advice Of the crowd of travelling men
who were watching proceedings from
q respectful distance. but Officer OPP
helm had resources OF his own, and be-
fore the chef knew what hit him he
was on his way to the city jail.