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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-02-23
Lokales.
Gine intereiiante 8ptihaft.

Ser @ouperrellr bot Der 2egiSs
iatur bic l6on friiber a%ngefiinolg-
te 8otiHaft beauslid Ser Sinan5per.
b1Itniiie oes Staates iiberianot. gs
lit Die inarflte @erurteilune Der @o-
miniltrotion Gampben's, Die bisber
nod poi, irseno elmer Seite err
iolst lit. Sim 81. 9e5ember batte
Der ,@eneral @epenue" Sonb3
,,ur c inen areoit BON $156,25S-,
t6, mabreno er im Sabre 5llper
einen lolden bon $1,093,331.45
bntte. Gie Campbell : @ominiitra-
tion bat ibren Nahfolgern ein Dor.
ausiidtIides Gefi5it bon iebr be-
trahtIider Grobe binterIoiien ulso
Feline. Mittel baiielbe gu oefen. sic
bat Die Steaerrate 10 ipeit berull.
terseiest oaB nit Ben oaourd en-
aielten @innabmen sic @usgaben
Mnmoglid, seoedt neroen fonnen.
EoIquitt lit oerglniidt, ooB mir, penn
bic borberiee Administration nidlt
cine nngenIgenoe 5teuerrate felfe
gefest unb niht 70 piele @usgabell
uotia gentaAt batte, nur nit elmer
A0 Bolorem : Steuer bon flint
Gents bdtten ausfommen fonnen.
Sect miirben mir 3ebn bts elf Gents
aebrnnhen.
GoIquitt's 8otihaft rihtet iiA in
eriter 2inie segen bas bon Der let;
ten Mominiitration einseieste @uto-
motto 9ar 8oaro. 0ieie Ginrid
hung lei unfonititutionen uno ut.
praftiih. Die 4onltitution ibertra
ge oas electromagnetic ein5ia
ltnb auein Der 2egislatur unb ca
ourt, oaB oieie oas &ebt elmer
Web6rbe tpie benz Mutomatic gaJ
8oar6 Ibertragen, babe Tie u%nfoniti-
tutionea gebanoelt. 9ie ginrid)
lung lei ober audi ~unpraftiih
Wenn 6ie 2egisIatur Die Steuerrata
feitIeke, Damn piiroen Die tatidblt-
den 9eoirfnilie in 8etradt ge8o
gen; inter benz Muto1natic Gar
goar6 iei 6ies nidt eeideben. 90
lei Die 5teuerrate in Ser Office oes
G%oubernenrs feitgeiebt morben
lno MIR bic grlangung politiiher
8orteile babe man babel in's Mu-
&c gefaBt, an Die tpirfIide geourf-
tiiie babe man nidt geoadt. gr etlt-
pfeble 6nber, oas Automatic gay
Bonro ipie6er ab5ui1affen unb sic
2egisIatur Die Steuerrate nieoer
ftftiesen 5u IaiierL pie es Die Ser,
fniiung borihreibe.
or modt Die 2eeislatlir aud ba-
rouf aufmerfiam, fe miiiie in 9e-
trnft 5ieben, oaB I'M CONNER mog-
Iider Weiie elm 8robibitionsamen-
oernent ongenommen meroen fon-
ne. Daourh tpiiroe Der Staat einc
a@innobme BON uffeef1br $600,00J
per Sabr perIieren n1o Inn oieien
alusfaa gu oeden, meroe man Die
M6 8nIorem : Steuer minoeitens
i'm 2a Gents erb0ben miiiien.
Mei5enoe Gitnation, niht mabr2
90 fiebt man, in ipeIde @erb6ltni;ie
ms Der probibitioniitiide -@ouber-
neur Campbell gebradt bat urra
peIde angenebme Musiidt uns ieinc
uf1b ieiner probibitioniitiiden @lall-
b~enseenoifen 9Gtigfeit fir Die 3u=
funft er0ffnet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-02-23
Ger 6oduerratspruscf in sofiu-

Ser Yro5eb gege1 ben So5iali-
ltcnfiibrer aotofu uno feline 25 @e.
noilen bat, mie befannt, CUR 8erllr.
teilung bon "a Mngeflogten gum
CODE uno Der beioen Iesten gu Ell
ulo a6t Sabren @efangnis &c.
fansnis eefiibrt. Sir spolf Mnae.
fIaate lit ipater Die g~ooesitrofe in
(ebeasldnglide @efangnisitrofe I'M.
gemanoelt iporben.
lle6er ben @ang oes NroseIies Biz
l5nr urteilsfinoung, Der bonn 10. Bic
gum %. DECEMBER Is sielneen &c.
aniprudt bat, beridtet oie Sores
ponoen5 oes Sernen Oltens mod
Witteilung oes gofioer S~taotonsci.
gers Diioii Shinlbu, ilno nah a1,-
oeren nidtamtliden Quelen. amt-
lides Materiat lag nid)t Dor. Mlldj
puroe Die Seffentlidfeit slcid ii
Der erlten Sisung a%usgelfloiIen.
auf Die enti6ieoene 8erlpobruno
Der 9ofioer MnpaItibait Iteate Scr
goriibenoe Siuru lie alpor bon oes
nierten Situns fir @nipdlte mic.
Der ber, aber in iebr beideioeneill
l%infange. Sour 90 Mniu1Ite uur.
ben dig 3uDorer 8neelaficn. SIRE
@uspabl bebielt iid) Der 8orlieenee
Dor. SeoesmaI, menn tie cine ODER
5tuei Stunoen aligeb6rt battelt, ipu,.
Den iie bofIih eriudt, ben Goal ;f
rGin1ell. @iergegen Dalf aud Scr
nadoriidlidite Wioeriprud) Der Dc
t%roffencn unb ibrer Stanoespertre-
tung ni9ts. Sir ocn @eeinn oes
Tro5eiies maren nuberorbcntlidt
Masregeln ~getroffen tuorbcn. 90 Sit
Oeffentlidfeit ourdmeg o,,f Der
seite Der aneeflaeteu lteben ioll.
oa man ferner einen Mniflng il
rer 5ablreidet @eiinnuiasgenoIlcu
6efiirdtete, naren Die Straben strI
|fden Dem @cfdngnis uno Dem @e.
riftsgebauoe our6 MiIitGr obge
iperrt. Militar biloete aud bonn
@efangnis biz gum @erid]t eillc
ooppelte Settle, ourd Die Die @nge-
flagten binburdgefiDrt marbcn.
Durh Die 8oftenfette olrfte font
mir, iuer eineli beionoercn GrIoub
uisldein beioB. Gin Midter, scr
oieien oergelien bette, mlbte mieoer
umfebren. Son Der 5tpeiten Situne
an neriudte man a~Ieroings einc
Nbibmahulg Der itrengen Mbiperr-
mlasregelii. 90 ober oie So3iali
item in imnter 9roberen Maiien
ber5nitromten, nmroen Die 0or.
iiftsmasnabmeH bon socr oierten
Sitlnu ab mod bel iddrfer ofs
porber. @er iiA oblle Grloubnis-
ldein ai6 MIR in Ser Nabe beg ab.
geiperrten @ebietes ertappen Iies.
tpuroe Derbaftet uno fur5erbono
bonn @eri6t b~erurteilt.
Die @neeflogten nlad)tcn, als iic
Dor Der eriten Situltg in 6elt Sc
ri6tsiaal gefiibrt iuurbcll .eillen
tlaglthen ginorud. Die Smlc.
ldellen, nit oenen iie sefeiielt mo.
rem, wuroen ibnen crit Md groif.
nllng Der Situne obgcnommell.
0os @eridt beitano aus oein @er.
llBenoen nno feds 8eiiisern, SIC
Mnfloge nertrot Der Sberitaatson-
fpalt Satiumuro nit 5ipei Staots.
onpalten. Gle 8erteioianna bot.
ten Die neun bebeutenoiten 8edts-
anfnolte Sofios iibernomnten. @1b-
reno Der Mufnabme Der 8%erio,io.
lien periudte cine IN gofobanla poA-
neiloe @merifanerin, 8ran Jroncis
Carroll Der angefla9ten Same
einen Gbrbiant6emum StraliB sii.
5niteden. Die 5ablrei1 our6 oeu
Goal perteilten @G6ter perhinoer
ten Den @eriuh, uno unmtttelbo.
na6 Der @ufnabme Der Perfonalien
tpuroe Die Seffeltlidfeit au3gc.
ihIoifen Tte Wuffdae itiihfe fih
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-02-23

Der .Sdmarapaloer 8ote'
craablt folgenoes @eididtden: 81
ner Srou aus einem Nahborort,
BON &en5insen fiel cine grbidaf1
aus Mmerifa = es foaen etfpa H..
000 Marf iein = au. Durd oil
germittluug oes oeutidem 8oniuIs
NOR bas @el6 Der 2anoesbauptfoiit
in Garlsrube ii~berpieien morber
uno ioate nun gesen auittung Sc;
eludliden grbin ausge5abIt peroen
gie Sade batte aber einen Soften.
Die Srau perneigerte Die Inter.
idrift nit Ser @egrunoung: sd
brud tel @elo, s. Siibner lege mie.
oer!" @ae %l1eberreoung ipar uni.
ionit unb 10 lagert oos @eIo nod III
Ger 2anoesbuuptfaiie nno portet &c,
oulbig, big Die Siibner nidt mebr lie.
gen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-02-23
Mrs WlnsIow's Soothing Syrup.

Set iiber finf5ig Sobren bon
UfiQionen bon Wiittern fir ihrt
ainoer init Dem beiten grfoIge beim
3abnen gebraudt. Or berubigt oas
aino, eriueidt oas 3abnfleiiA uno
hilbert Die Shmer5en; BELT aud
Binofolif un6 lit oas bette Mittel
bel Diaarboe. ueberaa BEL ben Mpo.
tbefern gu baben. Graot nod Mrs.
@inslom's Sootbing 9prup uno
nebmt nihts onoeres. 25 Gents bic
Iloide.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-02-23
@iro Elm cpfer BON 9ieben.

9. 90. Bombs BON Goal gito.
Ofla., bel6w~rt iid, ooB 5tpei 9iebe
ibm Die @~eiunbbeit fir sfpei SATIRE
ltablen: Gin 2eber. uno elm Nieren.
leiben. Or. Sings Weie 2ebeng
Yilen furierten i'm % Cent? bsi
alien Druegiften.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-02-23
eebrn furs Dor benz sobe aerettet.

sd mor ,temaIs meinem @rotl
10 llobe," idreibt %. 81. 8atterior
bon 8eaington, Seras, vals melr
cine idredlide grfaItung uuo cir
aungenleioen tros 5tpeiidbriger arst
li1er 8~ebanolung mid auf 10t
Fhtno bernnterbradte. Mein So
ter Wlitter uno 5pei Sdmefterr
ltdrben an Ser SdtpinoIuft. Sci
i'd ieet nod am 2eben bin, babe id
MIR Or. Sings Seem DISCOVERY 81
peroanfen, Die mid poGitanoig fiji.
rierte." SOC uno ST 8robeHaidt
fret. @arantiert BON alien 9ruggi.
item.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-02-23
Die Stoot SonaIb5or

Die Stoot 9onaIoionpiQc
in 2oniiiaita lit BON elmer Seuers-
brunit beimgeiudt moroen, bie eilleil
Sdooen bon ungefdbr elmer 9ai-
ben WiGion Collars aneerthtet bat,
Das Seiier fam in Dem @ihots
Sotel auf breitete> iib iebr i6neG
aus uno aeritorte betnobe he, gut
gen @eid1ftsteil Der Stoot. 1ic
Seuertpebr aus ben b~enafborten
Srten 0apoleonpiGe uno 8laalte.
mine fam CUR Siilfe berbei.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-10-12
N O r [ c E

Just received a shipment of fresh oysters in shell. You can now get oysters on half shell In any quantity at the Pack Train Restaurant.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-10-12

The Table d'Hote dinner at the Pullen House Is better than ever. Why don't you try it You are vel come. If.
 All the late telegraph news in the Daily Alaskan.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-10-12
LATE STAMPEDE
 FUR GOLD IS ON

SEATTLE. Sept 2S-On the verge or winter a big stampede is iD prog ress to the gold camp Of Ruby, on the Yukon river below Fort Gihbon. and it is estimated that 2.5oo people will winter there The people are now living in tents. but are building cabins. Most Of the suampeders are from the Idjtarcd which. though it has produced SAooO.ouO in two years, is only a summer camp. At Ruby. work will continue all winter The stampeders are going by gasoline launches and steamers. taking advan- tage ot the last spell of good weather before the rivers freeze. Compara- lively little gold has been found which makes the stampede seem imprUdent but old timers say the formation re- minds them of KlondiEe and that gold win surely be struck
The daily Alaskan., 1911-10-12
MINERS MAKE
 FIRST AID TESTS

TRINIDAD, Colo, Oct PA first aid contest under the joint auspices of the American Red Cross and the government bureau of mines for com pedng first sjd teams of the Rocky mountain mining district took place here today. Colorado, Wyoming, Ari- zona utah and New Mexico were represented. The tests were for the treatment Of injuries likely to befall men engaged in mining and the prizes awarded were to the teams mak ing the best time and dressing the in. juries most slilluuy. The winning team probably will be sent to Pitts burg next month to take part in the naioual first aid demonstration.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-10-12
IS YOUR SILVER
 ENGRAVED?

Where can be found more genuine satisfaction than in beautiful table silver which Is artisticaIly engraved with the name or initials of the owner
 There is nothing that adds to the appearance of a table, set for some special occasion like beautiful silver service, and that the choicest and most unique designs can be had right here in skagway, is well worthy of note.
 Like all the stock in the Kirmse store, the silver stock Is equalIed in no other store in town, and when 1t Is know that all engraving is done free of charge, this should be a great inducement to get what you are think ing of buying at the Kirmse store.
 It Is time to think of Thanksgiving. Christmas and New Years dinners, and to make arrangements to have a table service which will be in keep ing with the talance of the appoint. ments of your table
The daily Alaskan., 1911-10-12
THE FIRST SOAP.
According Go Pliry, lt Was In Uss
 Amora ths GauIs.

According Go Pliry, lt Was In Uss
 Among the eauls.
 Who invented soap2 According Co PIlny. soap was an invention of the Gauls, who used il for giving a bright hue to the hair. He also states that it wns employed by the Germans both as a medicinal and as a cleansing agent. two kinds being used hard and soft There Is rcason to believe that it was introduced into Germany by th0 Romans, though on this point there is some difference of opinion
 Homer tells us in thc cody cy' th7t Nausl5aa. daughter or Nclnous king of the phaccIans, and her attendants washed clothes by tro0dDE upon them with their f,ct in pits of water, so that apparently she and her scrv ants were uuaoqnolntcd with the use Of soap
 The fact that soap was ohiHiuah.' by boiling together oily or fatty suh. stances and alkal.s was known at an early period of history. hut it must hc borne in mind that the substance referred to in thc old Testament and translated soap Jeremiah E. S2. "For though thou wash ihcn with hitter properly, natrou-s soda and take thee much soap" and Malachi lv, 2. "For he Is like a rCducr's fire and like fuuer's soap') refer to the alkali itself and not Co thc substances pre- pared from oily bodies and these aka line matters.
 The French word for soap lsavom Is supposed to have been derived from the fact of iis having been manu- fsrurcd at Savoua, near Genoa.
 The manufacture of soap began in London in l-2L before which lime it vns supplied by Br tol at penny per pound. sA duty was imposed on soap In l7lI. but after several rcduc- tious was totally repealed In lS53.- London Journal
The daily Alaskan., 1911-10-12
MUSH ON, Y0U
 CHEECHACO

There will be a special meeting of the Arctic Brotherhood tomorrow night for the purpose of initiation.
 Just who the Cheechaco who is go- ing to take the toflsome journey over the summit of the White Pass can't at this time be mentioned, but that he Is a "Skookm Cheechaco" is youch- ed for by a number of the brohers who hatve lately come from across the imaginary boundary line
 No boats in port, many visiting brothers in towT, and a good mala- mute stew after the meeting should be an inducement for all Brother Ar ctics to be on hand
 The meeting is called for S:50 O. clock
The daily Alaskan., 1911-10-12

The death Of Capt EDglehard makes the number or aviators killed this year ftftyfouT.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-10-12
ELks MEETING TONIGHT.

Sl9sway Lodge No, SS1, R> P. O. EIks, vSu meet tonight at S:S0 sharp Al members are requested to be present and al visiting brothers are cordially invited
 F. A Csns-man, secrets-y
The daily Alaskan., 1911-10-12
Nnthirnton Mornmert Be

Washington Nonumen, Bent by Heat.
 The towering Washington monu- ment. solid as it is. cannot resist the heat of ihc sun poured on its southern side on mid~ummer's day without a slight bending of thc gigantic shaft which is rendered ncrceptihle by means of a copper wire 174 feet long hanging In the center of the structure and carrying a p'ummet suspended in a vessel of water. At noon in summer the apex Of the monument 50 feet above the ground, is shifted by eS- mansion of the stone a few hundrcd,hs of an inch toward thc north High winds cause percepublc motions of the plummet and In still weather delicate vibrations of thc crust of the earth otherwise unpcrceived are registered by it.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-10-12
pHIRESS GIEKgI EE CURED

ey locsl S9PRo&s&oaN Es tAey csa2ot re~SA Sas dssessed Po-<3oa ot Ghe esr, TNers ts ozey one way e cue deal ssss. S15 ShsS iN sy So1s1SuOoosl rsns5isS DsSHassR Is caused by sn izn&ned ooa5sdOz os ths EUssachlan NuSa wAaa tAts tube is iRfsmed yuu have a rGn6E1S soSlaG oC imPeC- oecS hsA-slS, s15 when S is entirely cBuae6. 6saSasss tS the CesuE, and U-- asRs GSs kzdsnmzH01 Cs2 be taken cut aa5 tAis tube NasaoCed to iss nor uan Co151SOa, hesE1aE VII Se de s-uTed sooeve-; me Csses oUt ot ten are caassd ey CstSrvA, which Is Doth' EaS but Sz iz5laz0s5 eoa5iSAoa oS the rauo1cs S1-rSceS-
 We VII give One Hundred Dollars Sar say sSss Ot Sesfoess (csused by CSsx--Ao taRs csz1oS be cured by HEIrs C&eS-Ta CJ=e Send fo- CT. sGa&-s, hHsA
 Fl CHENEY & co, Toledo. O,
 Sod hy DCugzisos. T5c
 Take Halle Fa1Ry Pas soC oo1st
The daily Alaskan., 1911-10-12
ID FIGHT
 FOR FREEDOM

PITTSBURG. Oct. 5-A report was received here today that Harry K. Thaw. slayer of Stanford White. will soon make another attempt to gain his release from Matteawan asylum,
 His friends say that he has com pleted a long study of insanity and feels certain that he can prove him self sane when next examined.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-10-12
LOCAL BRIEFS
Tn- Buy The Daily Alaskan m. IUG On The Streets For. 1UC
sKAewAY WEATHER REPORT

Results of the observation taken at Moore's Wharf at midnight, Oct. II. 1911, is as follows:
The daily Alaskan., 1911-10-12
pI,,5 Tbi,k,r Tbsn Som, Water.

Blood Is thicker than water though not much thicker-and not so thick as sea water The water of the ocean contains thirty-dve parts of sa- line material a thousand. while the vital fluid of the human body contains but seven parts a thousand or one fifth as much. In the human body each of its myriads of cells is bathed with this scvcn-teuths per cent saline huid-DicteHc and Hygicnie Gazette.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-10-12
GERMAN AIRNAN
 FELL ID DEATH

BERLIN Oct Capt Englehsrd, the pioneer German aviator, feu and WAS kined today during the aviation program at Johsnnesthal field He was the leading aviation authority in Germany
The daily Alaskan., 1911-10-12
A Model Husband.

"You appear pleased, my dear" said her friend.
 Indeed. am You know while l was away visiting mother Henry went fishing, and the neighhors say he came home with a beautiful skate"
 And is that why you are pleasedg'
 Certainly, my dear I looked in the encyclopedia and found that a skate is a large fsh."-St. Fsul Pio- ueer Press
The daily Alaskan., 1911-10-12

T. A CslAsTman, SeCTetaTy
The daily Alaskan., 1911-10-12
GOOD CHANGE FOR MINERS,

Will let out on lay good ground on Spruce Creek all opened up and read
 to work. Fine opportunity for a number of men to get out a rich win ter dump. For PaVttvulars apply at Alaskan office. G.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1911-04-13
RELATIVES SUE FOR
MISSING GIRLS COIN
Supreme Court of United States
Called to Pass Upon Their
Claims.

Washington, April 1.-THE monoton-
Gus succession OF one dry legal question
after another was varied today In the
supreme court of the United States
when the justices gave their attention
to the story OF Boston nurse girl, lost
In che city Of Chicago during the
worlds fair, and who has never been
heard from since. A modest fortune
awaits her return, but because OF her
long absence relatives claim II should
be distributed among them.
she girl was Miss Mabel Allen. Her
mIther and her father died. leaving her
the last Of her family. About the time
OF the worlds fair in Chicago she called
one day on a cousin, George Nelson, Of
West Pullman. ILL.,. From that day to
this neither relative nor friends had
heard from her.
In 1899 she became entitled as heir
at law under. the will OF Jonathan
Merry. who died in Boston in 1928 to
portion Of $4,000 paid to the Merry
estate by the government in settlement
OF French spoliation claim" Under
a statute in Massachusetts five cousins,
George Nelson, Robert j. Fisher. Of
Chicago; Emma e. Thomas. Mandac
La: Blanche NJ. Umbach and John r.
Sherburne, of New Orleans, claim Miss
Aliens share. The court receiver hav-
ing the money in custody, claims the
law Is unconstitutional
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1911-04-13
~. .l,4o a new
RECIPROCITY PLAN
Oes Moines Man Would Instruct
Taft to Enter Into New
Negotiations.

Washington. April 1l.--Representa-
tive Prouty, of Des Moines. today con-
tributed a new chapter to reciprocity
matters by Offering a joint resolution,
requesting the president to open ne
gotiations with Canada to secure a
supplemental reciprocal agreement.
The proposed agreeinen. provides for
the reciprocal free admission into the
United States and Canada of all fresh
or refrigerated meats. except game;
bacon and ham, all kinds OF dried
smoked, sailed or preserved meats,
canned meats, LARD and compounds
and tallow, wheat and rye flour, oat-
meal and rolled oats, corn meal and
barley, malt, barley pot, pearled and
patent; farm wagons and finished
parts thereof, agricultural machinery
and finished paris. cutlery. scissors
and the like, plTinbing fixtures and
material for bs.h tubs, printing ink
and printers wooden cases, laths,
shingles, sawec boards and other lum-
Der, finished or unfinished in whole or
part, iron ore G1 all kinds. and such
other articles as will tend to. equalze
the benefits Of ..sciprocity between the
agricultural and manufacturing sec.
lions of thu country.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1911-04-13
Crouch Still With Him.

When Brown died he left an old
friend living. by the name Of Jones
who always had crouch. After
Brown had been in heaven some time.
he met jones just coming through the
gate, anc as the new conner did not
look as happy and contented as he
should, Brown asked him what waI
The matter. Well" Jones said. u
got my feet wet coming across the
river Styx and caught nasty cold
broke my left wing and have to cars
It In sling, and my halo don't ut
worth darn"
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1911-04-13
Unreliable Physiognomy.

am profound disbeliever In phys
iognomy. Features are false wit
nesses. Stupidity frequently wears a
mask of intelligence. I know busi-
ness men who look like poets ard
poets who look like BUSINESS men.
Men Of genius Invariably look Ike
idiots and If you pick out the man
who looks most eminent in a party
you are sure to find he is nobody.
i always distrust men 'sho look mag.
nifcent. Nature is stingy creature.
She seldom gives a man the double
gift OF being grest and looking great.
She took care to lame Byron and de-
form Pope and dishgure Johnson. But
the crowning example of her Jealous
parsimony is Shakespeare. have al
ways been disappointed with Shakes
peare's face. 1t does not live, up to
bis poetry. 1t is duh. asy-apd com
uonplace Adventures. In London
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1911-04-13
WRESTLING ADJOURNS
ITALIAN BANDIT TRIAL
Court Closes for the Day Be-
cause of Interruption to
It's Proceedings.

Viterbo, Italy. April 11.-President
Bianchis way Of dealing with disturb
ances at the trial of the camorrists
is to SUSPEND the sitting, and so fire.
quently is this prerogative exercised
that the proceedings are seriously de-
layed and promise to be long drawn
out. Today the sound Of a whistle
from among the spectators was suf-
ficiently to start commotion that
ended only when an adjournment was
declared.
Giacomo Ascrittore was under inter-
rogation at the time. On Saturday
Ascrittore had told OF the peculiar
actions OF Amedeo, which convinced
him of the mans guilt. Today he re-
counted the evidence which had sat-
isfied him that Amedeo was one of the
assassirs He said Amedeo had been
so poor that he had often asked the
prisoner for the loan of few francs
Now" Ascrittore said. pointing to
Amedeo, who" was seated in the aud
fence, that gentleman comes here as
an accuser. Then he was without a
cent: now he goes to the expense Of
having five lawyers"
Amedeo retorted: II am AWAY s
more OF gentleman than you"
zone day." continued Assertion :.
'Amedeo, becoming drunk, said there
was much misapprehension in the pub
lie mind regarding the Cuoccolo affair.
He said that only 1920 was divided
among the murderers though some per-
sons secured great profit by selling the
furniture from the home of the Cuoc-
colos."
At this point whistle blast startled
everyone in the room The lawyers
sprang to their feet i'm indignant pro-
test against the interruption and in
the confusion the president announced
that the session was suspended.