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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1911-11-23

a. y. Carer was ! pa seneer to Bur-
bank Tuesday
Mrs. McDonald vas calling 90 friends
ii Jefferson Sunday.
Fresh line 81 Lowney chocolates 1T
The Pioneer Drug store.
q. sogn Of Sioux City was business
caller n our CITY Tuesday
The Gem Electric Theatre Is putting
90 some good shows these days.
Il will Be fast onel WhatY Why
that wrest'iug match Saturday night.
Have YOU been there? WhereY
Why 70 the Gem Electric Theatre 81
course.
John Hodges Of Vermillion was a
visitor at the home of bis mother, Mrs.
"A. =. Hodges, Sunday.
Miss Madge StrobeI spent Sunday
with her father, Abe Strobel, and
with other friends In Akron.
Henry Heulln and Two children,
Esther and Emil, we're Ia Sioux City
Sunday and visited with Milton.
Miss Jessie Hoffman arrived home
Saturday from Hot Springs, where she
visited the past two months with her
brother Edwin.
There ID to be wrestling match at
she opera house next Saturday evening.
EImer Fullmer and Harry Gettie vii
put on the bout.
Buy your Christmas presents now
while our stock Is complete. We will
take care Of them for you.
PIONEER DRUG STORE.
Marcus Sllverberg, wife and little
son Willie. visited with her parents.
who recently arrived from Russia, In
Sioux City Sunday.
r. r. D. sistsrhoo5 met at the home
OF Mrs. w. /. Beatty Wednesday eve
ninR. a very interesting program
vas given and Q very pleasant time
wins enjoyed BY Gil present.
Fred Strobel returned home Monday
evening from Omaha, Neb., where be
has been visiting Ut the home OF bis
daughter, Mrs. zula Perton, who ac-
oompanied him 10 this city Tor a short
visit.
The Christian EndeavOr meeting 81
last Sunday evening was Of more than
usual interest owing to talk given By
II. NJ CrOwder On bis trip throughout
South America. The meeting was d
missionary meeting with South Amerl-
"a for the topic.
John Blonden, carpenter contract
OF went to Wassaeld last Thursday,
where he has taken the contract 10
build large barn en James Conway's
farm, four miles south Of WestEleld.
~. Conway Will spare neither time or
money II making this one 81 the most
convenient and largest barn In his
nelg hborhood.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1911-11-23
(First publication Nov. rs. 1911,
Notice to Creditors

STATE or SouTH DAKOTA
COUNTY or UNION
In the matter Of the estate Of Hans Olson. de
ceased.
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned adj
ministratrix OF the estate or Hans Olson, de-
ceased. to The creditors Of and all persons hay
ing claims against the said deceased. to exhibit
them with the necessary vouchers. within six
to the said Christina Olson. administrative. ait
her residence ID Virginia Township ID the cOuE-
ty OF Union. 8 ID.
Dated Nov g, 1911
CHRISTINA OLSON
Admlnistratrix OF the estate
Sat of Hans Olson. deceased.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1911-11-23
SUNDAY SERVICES
RApTIsT cHuRCH

Next Sunday morning ~ the usual
heurs Tor worship. relations services
viii be eonducted In The Baptist
church 10 which VI arc invited.
Az 1890 the psst il will preach from
III Cor. I3:6 Examine yourselves
whether W Be IL the faith and az
7.3O from the tsxt found in Lk. Ia:5-
Except vs. repent, W shall al like
VIE perish.
There will be Bible school ~ ll:3Q
4. a..
Thursday at 1870 b. M. The church
will meet for prayer.
These services are all Tor you.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1911-11-23
METHODIST CHURCH.

1000 a. m Class meeting.
1880 i. NJ. Preaching BY the pastor.
las a. m.--Sunday School.
roo p. m.- Epworth League.
T:30 D. m. Preaching by the pastor.
7:30 p. m. Thursday, prayer meeting.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1911-11-23
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH

1890 a. 10. Preaching by the pastor.
HAS 4. 10. Sabbath school.
$50 D. m.--Chrlstien Endeavor.
1880 p. m.-Preaching by the pastor.
7:30 >. ID. Thursday, prayer meeting.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1911-11-23
For Sale

A good l0-room house and 20 lots,
fine shade and fruit trees: also other
good houses and lots. Good terms.
VIM. EsLIcK.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1911-11-23
Engagement Announcement

j. R. Bulls, photographer, advises
an early engagement TO those planning
for Christmas Photographs. Studio in
the Halter building. 4-6t.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1911-11-23

Tel u 70 tha CouRIER, Phone
w. " Main was business caller ii
Sioux CITY Friday.
a few framed pietures for sale cheap
Inquire n this ONCE
Leslie Walker vas business caller
Id Sioux City Friday.
Mrs. Olaf Johnson was d passenger
10 Sioux City Tuesday.
CLEAN Old PAPERS 81 tsis
Office, 8 cents package.
You will hear some ane music ii You
go 70 he Gem theatre
samuel Dllluer spent last Saturday
In Burbank % business.
I. N. Ralsh 81 Akron was business
caller q our city Saturday.
Put 70 An evening It The Gem
Theatre. You will 90 again.
Hiss Margaret Dyer visited With
friends IN Weslfeld Saturday.
Have mercy on the clerks and do
your Christmas shopping early.
Don'k forget the wrestling match at
she Opera house Saturday, the 18th
The shows al the Gem Electric
Theatre chapges three times week.
Miss Myrtle Homer spent Sunday
With Mrs. Clarence Bo1dell Ia West
field.
Vince1t Conway of vermllltoD Ar
rived Tuesday Tor lev days visit with
friends.
Misses Anna Mae and Alice Ryan
we're passengers to Sioux CRY satur-
DAY morning.
Seyert Severson Of vermillion passed
through Elk Point Oh Saturday enroute
FOR Sioux Falls.
Mrs. Jim Flannery, daughter Helen.
and Miss Ruth Callahan we're visitors
IN Sioux Clsy Saturday
Good wash wrlngor, wash board and
two new wash benches for sale. Inquire
u she CoURtER office.
Mrs. Sam Dlmsaala of Jefferson spent
FRIDAY and Saturday With her sister,
Mrs.. Marcus Sllverberg.
ATfs Hulaa Cooper u Sioux Falls =.
rived here Saturday for brief vislt
with she I. 5 Cooper family
Rev l2Ice lefi Monday for ERan to
attend the loinisteral association. He
azpects 50 be gone q few days.
ne. and Mrs. Il. D. Woods attended
! camp Ore u tha W e. g. and tie
9. a. 4. IN akron LIANT Saturday.
Miss Elsie QalntAl 81 Jatfaraon ar
rived Saturday for bSiel Welt With
her sister Mrs g, Il MeIcheri.
Mr.. Art Ssrobel aud two children
0enA % Sioux City laaa Friday, where
they spent lev days with friends.
Mrs @. Melchert w. Visitor il
Jefferson las Friday 1t the home al
hsr parents. M and Mfs. QulntaI.
Mra. Edith Hollenbeck u Craig,
Neb.. arrived Monday evening f0r i
shora nisll With Der Aunk Mr.. 3. A.
Vincent
MRS. e u Hayes u Chicago arrived
Mnndag los lev days. visit Wlah the
8ftn f4nfffaan g. "a kfes s 3
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1911-11-23
Good advertising


That Is great dodge those Union
comnty farmers have adopted il secure
corn huskers Specials are being sent
out every day telling 81 fellows who 20
ont IL midday, when The scenery il dry
and pleasant, and jerk she fall over
coats 0lI rs 81 1870 bushels 81 nubbins
IN ius / about the sime Ii takes the COR.
respondent to tell Iii Hueklng 125
bushels d corn per day il such com
mon faat shat most everybody does ii
just for nasslme. Naturally country
where The corn ears are So large.
uameronA and easy that common
dub tan eet as Or 81 par day AID found
ter his lahors i going 70 attract pick
ers = nvlasses barrel attracts lles,
ana that's whit the farmers ot Union
county wans With damp, backward
iall tslesEopsn0 head Hfss ITO damp
previous wiuser. there IL urgency for
haste IL criDbine. md they are dolne
! pretty nifty job 81 advertising even Il
they are not selling me truth ehe most
n tne lime Xankfon Herald.
The editor 81 the Hera i seems 10
forget taat they grow CORN III thls
eaansy
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-07-15
INCLATERRA
Ell Presupuesto ingles.
CPara ell BOLETIN MERCANTIL.)

Apesar de que los fondos lngleses
sufrieron un descalabro con la polltica
imperialista de los conservadores (sOlo
la guerra de Transval aumento la deu-
da en- ochocientos millones de dollars) :;
y que la ejecucion de las reformas IL
berales implica un gasto considerable,
10 mismo que ell aumento de la marina,
M. Lloyd George ha conseguido un eX-
cedente de % millones de dollars. Es-
te "boni" 10 repartira de la manera
siguiente: millones y medic de do
llarse para la construction de un sana-
torio de tuberculosis otros Z millones
y medic de dollars para ell desarrollo
de la agricultural l million y cuarto de
dollars para un tranvla en- Ouganda
v ell resto para amortization de la deu-
da.
En- la administration inglesa existe
una verdadera' tradici6n en- favor de
una disminuci6n progresiva de la deu-
da nacional. Este sistema f1e inaugu-
RADIO por Gladstone en- 1866 de suerte
que la iniciativa salio del partido ibe-
raj.
Gracias a este sistema, Inglaterra ha
podido, en- amos, reducir su deuda de
22O millones de dollars
Ell ministro ingles Sc propone
dismim1ir ell impuesto del chocolate y
de los productos de primera necesidad
y aumentar los derechos sobre la rem
ia de la alta clase
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-07-15

La gran revista naval de la fota in
glesa que tendra lugar ell "a de Junio
pr6ximo, en- Spihead, sera la mas i'm
portante de las que hasta ahora ha ha-
Dido. Reunira doscientos barcos de
guerra con pabellon ingles, entire los
cuales habra So acorazados.
Todas las naciones seran represen-
tadas He aqul Ell orden EN- que seran
colocados los barcos extranjeros de
oeste este en- Inca recta.
Grecia, Espana, Turqu1a, Dinamarca,
China Holanda, Chile, Yacht Real,
Francia, Jap6n, Russia, Alemania, Aus
tria-Hungrfa, Italia, Estados Unidos.
Noruega, Rep1blca Argentina y ia
pom,
Corresponsal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-07-15
TRIBUNALES
Termino de juicio por Jurado

Dla 15.-Luis Burgos, Vielacion, de
Rio Piedras
Dla 17.-Hermenegildo Ginorio, In
Fraction Art. "a c.. P. No 1840
Dia 17.-Jose Alsina, Perjurio, &c
Rio Piedras, No 1902.
Dia 18.-Pascacio Ybarry, Hurto
mayor, de Corozal, No. 1927.
Dia 18.-Hip6lito Castro, Hurto ma
yor, de Lola.
Dia 19--Ricardo Garcia Santana,
Hurto mayor, de Carolina.
Dia 19.-Ricardo Garcia Santana,
Hurto mayor de Carolina.
Dia 19-Carmelo Figueroa, de San
Juan
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-07-15

B E r LIN
CIARENTA AMOS DESPUES

Cast medic siglo ha trascurrldo desde
Ia guerra nco-prusiana, por mas que
auiera hacerse Greer por una otra par
te que los antiques odios va no exlsten,
lsasta una chispa para poner fuego a la
nninas
No hay que hacerse lusiones; mlen-
fras Alsacia y Lorena sean alemanas,
Francia resollara por esa herlda, que no
uuiere cicatrizarse, y Alemanla tenora
que estar con ell arma preparada y los
oios fiios en- la frontera, con 8 sin easte''-
tie cordiaIe. que case de que e,sa asguna
xez lleeara q realizarse obedeciendo las
necesidades del momento, 81 ash 10 exge
la politica international, DO serla nunca
sincera nj 6rme.
Franceses Y alemanes que cream 10
contrario Sc enganan 81 mlsmo, aun-
que con la mejor intencion del mundo.
Francia no 10 puede relnediar; qnie-
ra no quiera, tan impulsiva Y sensitiva
como es, como todo pueblo latino, basta
un gesto, una palabra mafsonante NAL
anterpretada para que Sc cOnmueVa y
sobresafte Y exterlorlce sus mas secretos
sentim1entos Alefnania, pof su parte,
no pierde OCCASION, nj mala nj buena,
de ostentar su fuerza y poderlo para
que ''a1la'' Sc sepa due sestan bien pre-
parados en- guardia, que, segnn La
Erase de Bismarck, en- este mundo no te-
men mas que DiOs.
Tarde 8 temprano, estas dos naclones
tendran que hqnidar cuentas, de cual
quier modo que sea, y, entire tanto, no
s,bstante las constantes y rec1procas pro-
4estas de amistad, Sc obsergan con lnven-
chile extrtmada desconfianZa, gas
dandO en- armamnetos para cOnsolldar la
paz 10 que nunca gastaron en- armamen.
tos para hacer la guerra; con 10 que,
fuerza de paz acabaran por arruinar
Sc.
Cada naclon Ulene su viclo de caracter
0riginario, que no solo suele ser causa
de desastres, sino tambien movil de gran
DIES acciones como todas las pasiones hu-
manas. En- Alemania, Ell defect0 Origl-
mario parece ser la envidia. Envidiaron
Francla, y la vencieron; hoy envidian
3 Inglaterra, su lmperIo colonial, y pre-
4enden disputarle la soberania del mar.
En- Francia, seg1n el gran escritor
frances Mason Forester, ei defecto na-
ciOnaI es ef odiO.
"Considerense-dic successes epi-
COS de nuestra historic; ique explosion
de odios, que carnicer1as! La revoluci6n
es ell furor de un pueblo que hab1a ju-
RADIO, no "vencer morlr'' (estO era So
aamente el resorte), sino aplacar sus
Ddios y amarguras
........... ............-... -.
Ell hlmno naclonal de los franceses
es eI canto embriagador del triunfo del
Ddio. ~ que son los c1aat5naeaets de Vic
fe veinte amos: Stendahl, observador
agudo,. pone los puntos sobre las les con
la siguiente sentencia: Centre seres
de diferente naturaIeza, no hay sino un
.entimiento natural: e1 odio.''
NOdiamos al que nos ha hecho sufrir
alguna injusticia, al que Sc interpone en-
nuestro camino, al que ofende nuestros
Hentimientos de honor
7 Masson-Forestier describe el esta-
do de amino de una naci6n que odia
Nos volvemos taciturnos, hostiles, irri-
tables ConsideramOs nuestro enemigo
al que censnre nuestra codicia; enemigo
fambien al que no tome parte en- nues-
tra ira, y como necesitamos q un enc
migo para nutrir nnestra Hama inte-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-07-15

lei Millionaire americana NJ. Pierpont
Morgan ACADIA de comprar la collection
de retratos, medallas y estatuas que
perteneci6 d la reina Maria Antonieta
y que. pertenecla Lord Ronald SUIT
herland Goner Esta collection sin
igual esta compuesta de pleas raras y
dnicas. Sc ignora el precio que M. Pie
port Morgan ha pagado por ella aun-
que Sc estima que la suma debe ser Gre
cid1sima
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-07-15

-xada
ha dado Ell rey es la siguiente: LILO
coloniales ante todo.''


coloniales ante todo.
Como todo ell mundo no puede ir
a las carreras muchos van visitar a
los soldados coloniales que han llega-
do expresamente para asistir a las fies-
tas de la coronation. En- Hampton
Court Sc encuentran los regimientos
de la India; en- Kensington Gardens,
Regent s Park y Chelsea estan los sol
dados de Australia, de Natalia y del
Canada
Numeroso p1blico asiste los traba-
JOS de decorado de las GALES, construc-
ci6n de tribunas la consolidation de
los BALCONIES y los preparativos para
las iluminaciones.
En- todas las calles que dan acceso 4
la que seguira ell 'cortejo real, Sc ha
construldo una especie de barreras
que impiden el paso de dos coches a
la vez de modo que la circulation solo
puede efectuarse en- uln sentido
Ell dla de la coronation, Londres Sc
parecera 4 una villa china causa L.
las barreras que reduciran la anchura
de las GALES de manera que Ell dla p
habra tales apretones que no es dl-
doso que ocurran muchas desgracias.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-07-15

Ell ''Olympic' ei mayor transatlan-
tico que existe, ha salido de Ingiaterra
para Nueva York. via Cherburgo
(Francia). Els ell primer viaje que ha-
tan grande como la Tore Eiffcl.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-07-15

gimos que Sc comparta Marruecos entire
Alemania y Francia, 81 Francia Sc opo-
ne, que cargue con la responsabilidad ;.
de la guerra
Esto del reparto asi entire Alemania y
Francia no esta NAL, iverdad? 5Que os
parece, espaholes? 1Aqu1 tambien hay
exaltados $. de remate!
Eduardo HAHN.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-07-15

Los reyes de Inglaterra asistiran a
las carreras de 'caballos de Ascot. Con
tai motive Sc han repartido infnidad
de tarjetas de entrada a la tribuna
real y casi todas han sido enviadas
los personajes de las colonias que Sc
encuentran en- Londres La orden que
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-07-15
Para evitar academies.

Lord Winston Churchill ha frmado
una orden prohibiendo la navegaci6n
aerea encima de Londres los dias %,
%, 20, y 80 de Junio y los 3 4 de
Julio, a causa de las festas de la CO.
ronaci0n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-07-15
La huelga de los marineros.

Los marineros reunidos en- Southam-
pton han decidido la huelga interna-
cional.
Ell sindicato hace saber q los mari
neros que deben reclamar un salario
m1nimo de 27 dollars so; los fogoneros
30 dollars so; los segundos fogoneros,
80 dollars y los que Sc ocupan de los
viveres, 20 dollars.
Aunque ell ''steamer" ''Franconia
de la Compania Cunard, pudo salir de
Liverpool, la huelga de los marineros
tiende desorganizar la marcha de los
nav1os de esta compan1a de navega-
ci6n. Ell ''Baltic'' no ha podido salir
de Liverpool nj sel 'Cassandra" de
GLASGOW
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-22
CONVICTS ATTEND
A DENVER THEATER
See Convict Life
Portrayed on the
Stage

Denver, Colo. Sept 22-Fifty-six
convicts from the Colorado State peni-
tertiary. among them several life
termers, sat In the gallery Of a local
theater and watched a play IN which
the star portrayed a character similar
to each member Of the grim group
that leaned in deep interest over the
gallery rail. They saw the make-be-
leve convict in the cell with which
they are tragically familiar, watched
him at the work that is so fearfully
real to them, held their breath when
the pardon for which, perhaps, more
than one OF them is hoping, opened
the prison gates, and burst into thun-
ders Of applause. when they saw wealth
and shonor and happiness come to their
hero.
The men are members Of q convict
road gang constructing a highway to
the mountain west Of here. An invi-
tation Tor them to attend the play was
eXten[0ed through warden lyman. A
SPECIAL train was chartered and the
codvicts, dressed in their road garb Of
Itriped shirts and ordinary trousers,
were quietly taken to their seats. Not
a person IN the audience knew Of their
presence until the play was finished.
Half a dozen guards accompanied the
men and not one made any attempt to
escape.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-22
FORT DAVIS TEACHERS
RENT HOME FOR SEASON

Fort Davis, Texas, Sept. 22-The
three women teachers here have rented
the Trueheart residence and moved IN.
Mrs. Cobb, mOthr Of Miss Cobb, one OF
the teachers, will arrive next week to
keep house for them.
Mrs Richardson and two little girls
Of san Antonio, Texas, are here as the
guest Of Mrs. Richardson's mother
Mrs. Adryans.
Mr. and Mrs Couch and two chill
dren have left for their home at Sny-
der. Texas, after spending several
months here.
Miss r 1Iolevinszy left for her home
in Houston, Texas. having spent most
Of the sumer here
S A Tompson has gone to Fl Paso
on business, to be gone a few days
This place received a nice rain
John Adryans and wife have re-
turned from the E II. Folks ranch,
where they spent a week.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-22
20 600 Customers For . Cent?.

The ordinary cost Of a Want AID in
The FL Paso Herald IS % cents. It
reaches an average Of about 10000
10 circuiarize 10000 people costs
about $21O0; to call on them, twice to
three times as much more.
That's the difference In cost Of get
ting customers through a big news
paper and through other means
The FL Paso Herald does the work
for you in a day. The other ways re-
quire weeks and months.
Call Bell 116; Auto 1115.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-22

Motion picture masterpiece; a seusa-
ionaL pyrotechnic. dramatic produc-
ton in two reels. Magnificent, colos-
sal staging, spectacular conflagra-
ton; thrilling battle scene; 1000 people
IN cast Admission sc and 1Oc. Elite pic
lures, Of course, at Majestic.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-22

At the Majestic. Elite pictures VIII
include, Friday and Saturday nights.
"Clio and Phyletes," a sequel to Fall
Of Troy" which is. If anything, more
beautiful; magnificent colossal staging.
spectacular cOnflagration, thrilling
battle scene; 1000 people in cast. This
is the masterpiece. up to this date. Of
Elite pictures. and no one should miss
it. Admission only sc and J0c
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-22

L. z. Ross, special investigator for
the department Of justice, left Wednes-
day afternoon for Los Angeles on off
cial business.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-22
PROGRAM FOR BAND
CONCERT ON FRIDAY

The following program viii be rem
dered by the Twenty third infantry
band at the Friday night concert to be
given at Cleveland Square from 8 to
g p. m:
March, Semper Fideles ...... Sousa
Overture, Morning, Noon and Night
IN Vienna Observation-Disclosures. Suppe
Waltz, LEstudiantina Waldteufel
Selection, The Serenade .... Herbert
Serenade OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Schubert
By the River ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Morse
Darch, The Thunderer. .Sousa
New-York tribune., 1911-02-27
GAYMOR SUPPORTS FLYNN
Tells Cropsey to Keep Hands Off
Detective Bureau, It Is Said.

It was learned yesterday that as the
result of a conference held last Monday
between Commissioner Cropsey, Second
Deputy Commissioner Flynn and Mayor
Gaynor, Cropsey was practically told by
the Mayor that he must not interfere in
any way with the operation of the detec-
tive bureau under Flynn. and that he
must keep strictly 10 the affairs Of his
own office.
II Is understood that the Mayor told
Cropsey that the former Secret Service
chief was to have full sway and control
of the management of the bureau, and
was not to be directed or ordered to al
ter his poll or arrangements.
At this conference, it was said, the
misunderstanding which existed between
Commissioner Cropsey and the second
deputy over the management of the de-
tective bureau was patched up. and
the Commissioner received specific in
structions from the Mayor which would
preclude further misunderstanding at
Police Headquarters as to the manage
ment of the detective bureau.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-27
T0SCANINI DECORATED
Orchestra Leader Made Chevalier
of Legion of Honor.
TBy Cable TO The Tribune 7

Paris Feb. 26.-One of the last official
acts of the Minister Of Public Instruc-
tion OF the BRAND Cabinet was to sign
with President Fallieres the decree dec
Grating Signor Toscanini, of the Metro
politan Opera Company in New York,
with the cross of Chevalier of the Legion
of Honor, in recognition of his talents as
a musician II may be remembered that
Toscanini led the orchestra here last
spring at the Chatelet Theatre during
the representations given by the Metro
politan company under the management
Of Gabriel Astruc
New-York tribune., 1911-02-27
RENO YET DIVORCE CENTRE
Legislature Kills Measure Re-
quiring Years Residence.
IBv Telegraph to The Tribune !


Reno. New, Feb. 26-There is rejoic-
ing throughout Reno to-day following
a night of more or less celebrating on
the part of residents in the divorce col
ony over the news from the Capitol Of
the killing Of the proposed new divorce
bill by ,he Legislature. The measure re-
quired a residence in Nevada of one
year in cases wherein the cause oc-
CURED outside of this state.
The action of the Senate was bibu-
night. The suspense of several months
was ended and the divorce colony
breathed freely again.
kilograms were rushed TO New York
and other Eastern centres. telling that
Nevadas divorce law would not be
changed. as was feared The action of
the Senate yesterday was a surprise.
During the absence Of the author of
the bill and his supporters. the measure
was brought up. and action upon it in
of the seventeen members, which pre-
cludes further consideration during the
present session
Local attorneys report that large
number Of Eastern people have been
waiting the action of the Legislature be-
fore deciding to start for Nevada, and
the final ending Of this matter last
evening means an influx of newcomers
to the colony.