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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-07-26
Kindly EruitS.

The expression in the prayer book Kindly fruits of the earth" has for most persons no definite meaning on account of the difference in signih canoe now attached to the word kind ly from that used when the expressior was first written. The word kindly In that connection meant as nearly as possible "of it's kind" and the expres sion kindly fruits of the earth meant "the fruits of the earth each after its kind"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-07-26
HAY FEVER AND SUMMER COLDS

Must be relieved quickly and Foleys Honey and Tar Compound will do 1t. E. M. Stewart, 1884 Wolfram St., Chicago, writes: "I have been great ly troubled during the hot summer months with Hay Fever and find that by using Foley's Honey and Tar Com pound I get great relief Many others who sufer similarly will be glad to benefit by MT. Stewarts ex- perience. w. L. Dewoody & Co.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-07-26
Why Waste His reath?

Teacher-Now, Tommy. suppose 70, had two apples and you gave anothe' boy his choice of them You would te you? Tommy-No. n,un Teacher Why? Tommv--6ns 'twonl,1n't he nf esSary. y.-Suburbau Life.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-07-26

Rev. E. D. Potts, who is e. 's=.--e d with the TrilState Hospital. ie Mam- phis, was in the city yesterday, the guest of Charles Haycock, while en rcute to his home from Monticello, Yvidare he has been conducting a big meeting
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-07-26
.NHOSE WHO TAKE FOLEY KID

For their kidney and bladder a1- nents, and for annoying urinary IT. rsxularities are always grateful both Tor the quick and permanent relief ahsy afford, and for their tonic and strengthening effect as we'll. Try Foley Kidney Pills. w. l.. Dewoody As Co.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-07-26

--1. L. Sasser, of No. 312 Olive zrset, father of Mrs. Robert Lee, is quite sick at his home. He under went an operation few days ago, but x improving nicely.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-07-26
Hit Both Waxs

Tt Afn't no fun bein' kid" ohser, cd boy bitterly. You always hafte. so to bed when you ain't sleepy an ait up when you Toledo Rlad.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-07-26
Eair,Y Warned.

He-My dear. 1 can: afford to bu, you that bat. S.la- S,.H. you'd saw. money if you did, He-How SD: Sh -Becaus" I'll just be i'll if l don't h2,. Rrp
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-07-26

Miss Stella Hoffman, of Tyler, Texas, a former resident of this city, is here visiting Mrs. S. D. Phillips, No. 116, West Sitxh avenue.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-07-26

MT. and Mrs. T. J. Collier, ana daughter, Miss Kathleen Colller' ol Altheimer, spent yesterday in the city.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-07-26

It Is worth a thousand pounds roar 'o have the habit of looking he bright side of things. Johnson.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-07-26

To accept good advice is but to h -rease 0ne's own abi!ity.--Goethe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-09-04

g. Senrp; 5rieoeitsridter, 8re5inf
SIR. /, 81. 90. Curtis; S1ul-Snu
ltees. Donabue, Seal, @orbon uni
9enopioes.
Somitog lit in goriicano oel
frmbere 9un0esienator &pger 8
Weias i'm Sitter Don 70 Sabren ge'
itorben. gr lpor i6on ieit lGngerel
3eit feioeno. Seit Sabren bate Ell
iid bereits Don Der oftiben 8eteiIi
elirg al ben politiiden 8organger
5uridge5o9en.
SSn 8uoo 1T Die neue Sin Dor
8arber & 8arton ab%gebrannt. Mol
glaubt. oaB ein Strei6bol8 ba:
5wii6en Die Cotton eeraten mar
Die l1ria6e oes Seuers eepeien lit
8aumuoaballen linb nidt Der
brannt.
Sn Cameron bat Elm oltes @be
paar Nanens MeGa1 ben SO. Sab
restag ieiner &od5eit eefeiert.
sSn 5airpiep, 5ebn Weilen pol
S~loresoiIle eeleeen, lit Ser @ei6dfts-
laoen bon S. %. Seale abgebranllt
@uf Der Gempleton Obitfarm
in Der Nabe BON alpine, mill moi
cine @olomine entoedt baben, 81,
gu 3eiten Der ipanii6en 9erri6afi
ODER nod friiber beorbeitet moroel+
lit. Ger eliidlide 8eliser Der Sarn.
lit S. 9ippet.
= Mus @arobabie miro eenlelbet
ooB in Der oortigen @eeeno elm Sar.
mer Namens IS. S. &orton pobnt
Der lett Is Monaten am @innbadeu
frampf lei6et, anl6einen6 aber ga,
feline S6meraen babe unb au6 MIDI
IN 2e~bensgefabr i6pebe.
Samitag ~nadmittag ipuroe n
8urton's Store au Sort @ortb elm.
2aoenoiebin abgefaBt. 9as Srauen-
Gunner ieste fi6 our @ebr, prigeltt
einen nSloor Wanager" uno Ore;
Cleric ourb nno entfam. Sdlie6.
lin muroe iie uber oob berbaftet.
SSn Dallas bat man ioeber Ell
men orteiiiben Drummer polenoet
Der $3.50 SUB tief lit uno 5ur 3eiI
einen Strom bon 100000 @aGo.
men tdglih liefert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-09-04
q lIer Ii, /.
Sam1foo n~odllnittoo /

- Samitag nadinittae belt eli.
ne an3abI Meitaurateure cine Ser.
larHmlung ab. IN Der ulter Mnoern
beihlolien puroe, ben Staotrat 81
erlufens baB er oas aufitelIen Dor
6reilnn6 in ben Saloons perbiete.
Cine Cottage an Der Sontt
StraBe, Die Nidter Sboof gebori
urlo BON %. Sind bepobnt miro,
iunrbe beute moreen gesen 5wei llbr
%teilipeiie ourd Seuer 5eritort.
Dur6 einen faliden MIarnl
iuuroe Die Seuermebr Sonntap
abeno mad Der 2oiopa StraBe gerit-
fen. @abribeinlid batte SemanN
Elm paar Gunfen BON einem eleftri
lfen Drabt flieeen seieben mo
Den Warm geseben.
Rad Dem 9eridt Der .9oaro
Of Sealtb" betriie Die Sooesrdte
wdbreno oeS Monats @ugult II per
Saufeno, a~Ileroinss nod Der pbanta.
ltiiben S6asune Der 8epGlferuilg
auf $4,000 berednet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-09-04
uorn beraus init 9Iiiidm0beIn uno

porn berans init 8liiidmobeln nno
elmer Sangelanpe, nno oas anore
nod Dem Sofe = aber einem mel
ten uno groBen Sofe, nidt 10 ei-
mem enge1, fleinen in ben fem
Sonnenitrabl binein fannl sic per-
oen's ia ieben, Sris, oenn i6 ostt-
tie, bod" nno Tie itofte uno mari
aus Der beimliditen 9iefe ibrer ifo-
men @ugen einen fragenoen 9lid
anf 8ris = i'd benfe, Sic pet-
ben mid aud einmal beiu1en!"..
Der aeaner ierpierte oas Souper
lno Die l~lnterbaltung itodte fir
einige 3eit. Srib fano inoelien
WfuBe, ieine ltiuen 8eobabtungen
fort5niesen. Ger 2eidtiinn Gar
melas mor Der alte geblieben, uno
ibre nnglanblihe Naipit6t aud. 9is
ererbten 5meitmieno @uloen oiiaf-
ten Tie S6dse, Die gar nibt alss5u-
geben ieien; itatt iih bon 4openba
gen aus oireft nod einem rleuen
Engagement um5utun, ipas cine
aIeinigfeit eeIpelen m6re, menn
lie OH Hennerfe mad Berlin ae.
id)rieben battes oampfte fie friid
frobli6 nad 8oris, nm = ibn su
beiu6enl.. Der leste @eoanfe be.
Iremoete uno beunrubiete Srib.
@eld' ltniinn, nm ieinetmiuen cine
10 ipeite Heiie 81 unternebmenl
Gber bel oieiem ieltiamen @eibe
fielen GntihluB mno @usfiibruna.
lieb es lid irgeno ermoelihen, i'm
mer 5ulammen.
CSortlesnns folat.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-09-04
ltmn6tig, amfsnb6rem ~ arbeiten.

@enn Sbr @r5t BON Sbnen Der.
lanet Die @rbeit nieoeraulegen, fine
Sic beitiir5t. uDas sebt nidt", ia
gen Sic. sic iino iid Sbrer Sdpa-
DIE bemuBt miiifen aber tpeiter ar
beiten. 8as Sic n0tig baben, tit
electric 8itters", melfer araft
ltno @nergie giebt, 3erriittung pcr-
binoert uno bas Spitem anfbart.
Mllo leioet ni6t, ipenn f6on Die cr.
ite Doiis bilft. Sauienoe beroanfen
ibm tire @eiun6beit. 8eriudt i'm.
@arontiert. Wur SOC bel alien 9rug.
aiften.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-09-04
Bon ieiner iiinaiten nfrifnni

Son lelner liingiten afrifani-
iden expedition lit Ser5oa Moolf
5rieorid al Medlenbllrg Sdmerin
beimgefebrt. Sci leiner Mnfunft III
Samburg muroe Der ebenio fiibnc
pie erfolgreide 5ori6ungsreiienoe
auf oaS lebbafteite begriiBt. 8eim
feftlifen gmpfane in Der Sanielta6t
mar aud @~roBber5oe Jrieorid)
Sran5 bon Medlenburg Sdmerin
5nsegen. Ser5os aoolf Srieori6 bat
te ieine Sabrt am neunten Suli lee
ten Sabres bon Samburg aus ange-
treten. Sein oiesnlaliees 5ori6ungs-
gebiet biloeten Die @ren5I1noer ami.
iden 9euti6-& anerun. 6ron8oli,
Observation-Disclosures uno 9elgild)
8ongo. 8or allem banoeIte es iidj
INN oos eroBe, gum Cell fait polig
%unbefannte malo- uno malferreide
8ebiet Der 5ablreihen linfen Nebeit.
fliiIle oes &onao.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-09-04

lie ihien Der iungen Dame gu gefol.
len. Sic gob ibrem 8egleiter einen
Wtnf, unb Dos 8oar lieB li6 flugs
BORT anf Dem grinen &aien ME-
Der, INNER NIT S6onung Der ia.
oeuolen 8etpdnoer, aber i6on CT.
1tdtllb 5tpanglofer. gr l6ien iesi
Die Mbii6t gu baben alld Elm big.
9en nit gilbune gu proBeL er aoQ
etnen fleinen, rot gebunoenen 8ano.
offenbor einen 9idter, aug De,
Sa1be. Weit elmer ianften, aber eref
9tld)en @elte nabm Tie ibm Ser
8ano aus Der @ano uno Iegte If,
aut ben eriinen &aien, mo- er Tie
gen blieb. Ser Dialog beioer gino
lett, penn er iiberbaupt nod ftatt'
tano, leoenfans ollf gang onoer(
@ebtete iiber. @enn man beioe ami.
ld)en Den 8ii6en iab, fonnte mar
nur Elm 8ilo eebrouden: Elm Sur
teltaubenneit. @ud bie junge oert.
lde @otttn i6ien BON Der Sugae-
itlnfraft oieies 8iloes angeitedt 81
leln. Sic mar pieGeidt erit fell
otpet ODER orei Wonoten ~perbeiro.
tet uto es i6ien ibr, aIs OBJ iie alld
tlod Mnre6te auf oerartige 8l0be
inter 3eoern uno Hbooooenoror
batte, snmol iie entidieoen finger
mo biibl6er fpar ais Die gngldnoe.
rim. @ie-uber mon eesen BEN @if
iensonrif ibres Monnes onsllfdm,
pfen2 gr batte ii6 am ginaana
einen beidrei6enoen aatoloa oe.
|fouft uno befunoete iest Die @b.
ii9t, nalbem nabeselegenen Geepa.
nilon oieien &ataloe elmer ndbe
rem 8eiidtigung 81 unter5ieben.
8ir miifien na6 ons Mrboretllm le-
ben, iiebit gu! gs lit t78 Mor.
gen aroB, miro BON ser Sbemie ein-
geiblolien, unb bort bliibeu ole
l6onIten M5aleen Der @elt. 9anl
oas @epodsbaus NIT Dem 6eriibm-
ten Simalapa : Mbobooenoron. Sic
Notwithstanding I'M Sunni lit eill-
fa6 nIdr6enbaft.~ uSSsa, aber oie
&booooenoron bliiben bod iebt nidt
mebrl uno Die I5aleen aud niff. +"
vginerlei mir miiiien bod hinge
ben. uno oas neue iapaniibe Mn-
leum, bas iie bier gebaut baben
aomm Der, i6 leie Dir nur ebe,l
Dor, mas orin itebtl" ST 3og 1ie fort
gum Seepapiaon. Die @attin lellf5-
tie. 80 auf benz griinen &alen gu
iiegen uno iih Den Sof MADDEN
gu laiien, f6ien ibr peit erltrebens-
merter als bieie gauge gotanif Of
ne 2iebe. @o5u ging man in frem-
De Sanoer, ipenn man nibt BON if.
rem Sitten profitierte? 9of Der
3afaa uno eigene @ntiflolienbeli
falnen ibr 81 Silfe. Sbr @atte
fam beim Seepapillon an einen ser
aeoedten Glide, mo man BEN teuerr
See 5u cinem S6iaing oie gor
tion ierpiert. Ser 4e0ner mad,te
Den 5remoen bolfIid oarauf allf-
merriam. Sofort braf tie in elmer
beaen Slut Der @mporung aus
ySier bleiben mir nift!" rief lie it,
remMann 81. sir otpei 9ortionen
Zee 5tuei Sdiainee be5aglen! sd,
oenfe nibt oaran. @ir finoen bier
iiberaa .anoere Yldse gum Musrn.
ben! Romm, @lfreo!" @lfreo
fampfte nit fib. Sem a~ngeborener
Sporiamfeitsimn fdmpfte nit lei
mem @erlangen nod @iiien uuno
@ufflarung. ShlieBli9 Iiegte oet
%eritere. 81, folete Der @att, Die i'm
idmei6lerii6 am Mrme nobm uno
IN einige ~entleeenere Maeen oes
@artens fort5og. gtpa cine babe
Stunoe ipdter iab id oas 9arden
erit mieoer, maleriid bingelogert
am @anoe zines einiamen @eibers
uno nidt mebr NIT vbotanildeii
DISQUALIFICATION" beiddftigt. Das
gelbe 0oti8baid iab entpiiroiet uno
berabgeiebt aus ieiner @odtaide
beraus..
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-09-04
aein gQort ses SfanSals

folgte Dem 9elude elmer 9adbarin
BET Mrs. @. 8. Spaueb BON @an-
bile, $500, pelde iaete: .Sie en-
5ablte mir, oaB iie ourd Or. 4ina's
Nere 2~ebenspiaen~ BON bartn6di-
gem Rierenleioen eebeilt luuroe uno
iid lpie neugeboren fiibIe.~ 2ei6tes,
ober lidleres Mittel fir Maeen-. Sc
Der uno &ieren-8rmfbeiten. 3ttr
25c IN alien @potbefen-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-09-04

Slid lit baufis nidts ols eiu
3ufaa,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-04-02
MAY Be A CARDINAL
Honorsi in Store for the Right
Rev. Kennedy.
american News SerNfCc)

New York. April lit was reported
today on good authority that the
Right Rev. Thomas p. Kennedy. biSh-
op of Indianapolis. who is looked up
on as .he most likely candidate TO sue
ceed the late Archbishop Patrick j.
Ryan. of the Philadelphia diocese of
the Catholic church may be appointed
by the Holy See as an American car
dinal with permanent residence at
Rome.
In the event that Mgr. Kennedy
receives the red hat. it is considered
probable that the Ri. Rev. Edward p.
Prendersast. auxiliary bishop of the
Philadelphia diocese will be named
to succeed Archbishop Ryan.
According to information obtained
from certain high authorities of the
Catholic church, the Archbishops of
the United States have been brought
10 conference over the final selection
OF candidates for Cardinal TO be sent
to Rome 1t is the first time in the
history of the church in America that
an archbishop OF the United States
has been brought into conference over
the final selection of candidates.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-04-02
palladium SpcciaD

Albany, April 1.-The historical lit
crary and documentary treasures de-
stroyed in the capitol fire include:
The State papers of Francis Love
lace. the second English Colonial Gov
ernOr. These furnished complete
history from August, 1868. TO the cap.
itulatiOn of the Province of New York
in 1873.
Documents relating to the OrganiZa
ton of the State Government. includ
Senate and Assembly. There were
forty-four volumes of Assembly pa
pers and II volumes of Senate rec
Ords.
About fifty-two volumes of State
papers, letters and pictures of George
Clinton. Revolutionary Governor and
afterward VicePresident. Included in
this collection were letters that pass
cd between Gov. Clinton and George
Washington.
The Sir William Johnston papers
covering from l13S to 1774. johnson
represented the English in dealing
with Indians. dominated the Five Ma
tiOns and kept them as the allies o
the English against the French anC
their friendly Indian tribes. The mos
valuable documents in this collection
consisted of treaties with the Indians
the parchments having been in ;
splendid state of preservation. Man.
letters received by Johnston from the
Crown We're included.
An exhaustive collection of revolu
tiOnary manuscripts. turned over tt
the State Library last summer b,
Clark Williams, then State COmptrol
Ter. This collection comprised the or
iginal records of regiments in tn
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-04-02
FERRIS DEFEATS
THREE BROTHERS
Protects Wife of One, Then
Trims Entire Outfit in
Battle Royal.

Singlehanded Willis Ferris, 1873
South Eighth street, knocked down
three assailants who attacked him
with fists and razors, about noon yes
terday and then held them until the
arrival of Patrolmen Vogelsong and
Lawler. The men, Charles, John and
Lawrence Steele, are in Jail charged
with intoxication and assault and bat
terry
Charles Steele had been boarding
with Mr.. Ferris for three weeks Fri
day night Ferris demonstrated with
Steele for whipping his wife, as Ferris
said Steele had been in the habit of
doing regularly. Ferris finally gave
Steele a sound thrashing
While Mr.. Ferris was at work Sat
urday Steele recruited his two broth.
ers. When Ferris returned home at
With a curse and yell the Steele
brothers started after Ferris. Law.
renee Steele with razor, which he
brandshed fiercely.
Ferris ducked long swipe of the
razor, and as Lawrence Steele stag
sered past him Ferris dealt him a
hard blow on the jaw.
AS the man fell another brother
charged over his body, but Ferris was
too quick for him. and in a moment
| the second assailant was floored. Fer
ris drove his fist to the last brothers
chin and he fell.
Then Ferris cody summoned the
police. The Steele brothers will be
tried before Mayor Zimmerman Mon
day morning in police court.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-04-02
DEMOCRATS PLAN
REFORM PROGRAM
Determine on Legislation and
Organization- Indiana
Appointments.
(American News SerVice)

Washington, April democrats
elected to the Sixty-second congress
started in today to make good their
promises TO the people In caucus
lasting until late tonight they mapped
out the initial program of the policy
to be pursued the principal items Of
which follow:
Voted to abolish sinecures on pay
roll of house, approXimating 100000
year.
Ratified a code of liberal rules of
procedure under which it is asserted
manipulation of legislation by the de-
signing interests will be prevented.
Adopted a slate of committees, the
chairmen and members of which were
selected by the Democratic members
of the ways and means committee,
acting as committee on committees.
The caucus also adopted legisla-
tive program which follows:
! Revision downward of the tariff
schedule by schedule, the number of
| schedules opened to be determined
later; Canadian reciprocity: admis-
sion of Arizona and New Mexico TO
statehood: the popular election of Tn
tied States senators and publicity for
campaign contributions: reapportion-
ment under the recent census of repre-
sentation from the states in the house
of representatives.
Underwood of Alabama heads the
ways and means committee; FltZger-
aid of New York the appropriations
committee: Henry of Texas, the rules
committee: Pujo of Louisiana the
/ banking and currency committee
Adamson of Georgia, the interstate
and foreign commerce committee;
Goodwin of North Carolina, the civil
service reform committee, and Rich
ardson of Alabama, the pensions com
mittee.
South Trimble of Kentucky was
elected unanimously as clerk OF the
house.
L. Stokes Jackson of Indiana, beat
out William II. Ryan of Buffalo fol
sergeant at arms.
Joseph J. Sinnott of Virginia was
chosen unanimously for the position
of doorkeeper.
The Indiana members Jared as fol
lows: Dixon on ways and means
committee: Rauch Oh appropriations
committee, korbly on banking anc
currency committee. Cullop on inter
state and foreign commerce commit
tee. Boehne on civil service reform
committee, Gray on pensions commit
tee.
Representative korbly Of Indiana
polls, was made chairman of the com
mittee on railways and cana.s.
Special interest is centered abou
the chairman of committees to investi
gate the expenditures in the nine ex
ecutive departments. out OF which in
quiries the Democrats hope to gather
much political capital. The men Sc
lected are former prosecuting attor
neys and will insert their probe Yer.
deep.
Among them are: Treasury. W
f. Cox. Indiana: department of ag
riculture. r. W. Moss. Indiana: pub
lie buildings Cyrus Cline. Indiana.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-04-02
REBEL FORCE NOW
NEARING CAPITOL
Insurrectos Approach Mexi-
co City as Members of
Congress Assemble.
(American News Scrvicc)

Mexico City. April 1.-As the mem
bers of the Mexican congress gather
ed here today for the most important
session of the legislature in decade,
the inSurrectO forces moved their
campaign nearer to the capitol city.
AS a result the army guarding the
city was strengthened and the out
lying posts about the suburbs were
reinforced.
An outbreak has occurred at Make
ca. Pueblo, where inSurrectOS are
threatening to destroy the great cleo
trio plant from which the city's light
ing power is derived. Four hundred
regulars have been sent to disperse
the rebel band and a battle is expect
ed
1t was reported this morning that a
small insurrecto detachment had loot
ed several buildings within three
miles of the limits of the city proper
Rurales were dispatched with orders
Ito take no prisoners.
Senor de La Barra. the new minis
ter of foreign affairs, assumed his
duties today. First he held a long
conference with President Diaz but
refused to make a statement at Its
conclusion. Although the message OF
President Diaz has been in the hands
of his advisors for several days Its
contents have not become known t1
the public. The burning question OF
the day was: What will Diaz say?
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-04-02
CALLS kbETEMAGGI0
A TOOL OF POLICE
Alfano, Head of Camorra,
Loudly Swears Innocence
of His Comrades.
(Amcrican News SerVicc)

Niterbo, April 1.-Alfano, reputcd
sumcd his dcnunciation of the cara
bineers and General Abatemaggio, the
camorrist leader when the Neapol-
tans' trial was resumed today in the
assize court. At times insolent and
truculent, Alfano cried out that the
story of the informer was false.
Why if the camOrra murder police
spies, there could not be one death
daily, but hundreds,' he said scorn-
fully, in rejecting the charge that
General Cucculo and Marie Cucculo
had been slain because they were
spies, he said:
"Abetemaggio told nothing but
lies swore Alfano. He repeated
various stories such as had appeared
in the newspapers Of Naples. He told
nothing of Importance that could be
used against the camorra. He is the
hireling of the carbineers, the paid
traitor who has perjured his soul and
sold his honor for enough money to
enable hin" to live the rest OF mis- life
in luxury. He lies boldly and without
fear of consequences. But there will
be consequences
Alfano was questioned by President
Blanche OF the court. crown advocate
Santero and. by lawyers. for the de,
fense. Between question he contin
ued to loudly protest his innocense
and declare that he and his fellow de
PENDANTS were the victims of treach
cry.
What have you learned about us tC
cause this?' he once cried TO the
court, waving his arm toward the
steel barred cage in which the pris
Oners are confined.
Throughout the recital Abetemaggic
sat impassive, evidently relishing the
attention which the trial has brought
+ to him.
Asked why he had fled TO the Unit
ed States during the investigation o.
the Cuoccolo murders he replied:
Il went to the United States be
cause | was suffering from al intesti
nal trouble and | knew if | remained
in Italy | would be cast into prison up
on suspicion and that this would ag
gravate my disease.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-04-02
List of Literary Treasures
That Money Cannot Replace

Revolutionary war, giving the names
of officers and men. descriptions of
military roads, military stores. land
grants. forfeitures. bonds. etc. These
cords were preserved III fiftytwo
scrap books, bound in heavy duck.
Among them were autograph letters
from every officer of prominence who
took part in the Revolution.
About forty-one volumes. contain
ing original marriage bonds of the
Colonists. dating from 1872 TO 1854,
of great va.ue 10 psychologists.
The complete records of the Dutch
West India company, the most valua
BILE record of the sort that existed.
These contained a Complete history of
English occupation. Twenty large
volumes covered the period between
1893 and 1864. and 1G73-1f.
A great mass OF New York Colon
ial manuscripts, arranged chronOlOGl-
. cally, under the names of all of the
Colonial Governors down to the Rev
olution. There We're fully 100 volum-
es of these records. containing origi-
nal correspondence between the Gov
ernorS and the Crown
The papers of Major Andre. includ
ing the documents that were found in
| his stocking proving Arnold a traitor
| to the American army.
The original drafts of the New
York land patents. covering the en-
tire territory in the northern part o
the State, dating from 1880 to 1915.
bonds. shipmasters' bonds and Other
nautical papers. These furnished {
complete history of commerce during
the Colonial period.
Original returns of New York State
census for the years 1895, 1901. 1907
1914, 1921 and virtually all the State
census figures after 1851.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-04-02
CITY HAS "RATTLER"
TO TEST IT'S BRICK

The city has ordered a "rattler"
brick tester. which when delivered
will be put in operation at the munich
pal light plant. Every car load of
brick, brought into the city for paving
OF streets. will be subjected to the
test before accepted. The "rattler'' is
large cylindrical device into whic b
the brick are thrown. 1t is revolved
at a rapid rate and the defective brick
are broken.