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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-01-28
Der tpte &nli pum Sanfom.

teten unruben in Sanfom erleud.
ten mie nit einem 9litli6t, bic
mobre 5timmung ser groBen WalIe
Der dineiii6em 8epolferllng. 9ie
I'M 8oroergrunb ltebenoen @Iemepte
mogen mad ether 4onititution r1-
fen, iib nm Die ginfiibrung mooer-
ner parlamentariiber ginridtun.
gen Die &opfe 5erbreden unb, fats
lie ben unipiaen Ser Masgebenoctl
in aa5ugroBem Mabe erregen, Den
Baud oufidlisen. Man mag iid)
oen 3opt oieies 8abr5eiden Ser
Manoidu : Serridpft, abidneioen
uno bic 8egierung nit auslanot-
iden ganfiers Inn Mnleiben fell
#ihen. Die Sremoen bleiben bob
oie gebaBten u@eiBen Seufel". Sic
iinD perbaBter, ieit0em in @bina
Ser @Iaube, - mol Elm Aberglau6e
= aufgefornmen tit, oaB Die Gbine=
fen aus eigener &raft, obne Die
Tremben uno oeren &apitalten uno
oeren Haubpolittf an ben 5hase1
oes 2anoes, Den mirti6aftli6el
uno poIitiiden @ufidmung in Mr=
griff nebmen uno ourhfmbren fon-
men.
DAB iid Die llnruben grade in
Sanfop ereignen tit ooppelt fenn-
5eihneno fir Ste Stimmul1g uno DIE
Sahlage. Sbon ieit 1861 lit Der
0rt Dem Sanoel eroffnet, Der mif-
tigite Sanoelsplob oes mittlerel
gbinas nno elmer Der Stint Mdrf-
te~ oes Heidg. Sm @eibbilo Der
Staot befinoen iih cine engliide
uno cine iiingere oeutide Nieoerlul-
Jung, ogenannte &ronfon5eiiioner,
tpelhe u1tter 6inelii6er Souperani-
tdt init eigener 8erpaltung, audi Ct
gener Boli5ei, auseeitattet iitlo.
Sn feiner ar1beren Staot oes dime
iiihen Heibs reiber iid 10 eng bie
Gabogen Der Sremoen uno Ser Gin
beimiiden, unb gera6e BORT mus
Der GremoenbaB mieoer gum 0lmb-
bru1 fornnen.
Die britiide Golisei hot eineu
lterbenoen ,@1,Ii inter lire Sbhnt
oenonrmptt Yip pinhpimi1he 9enoife,
RIM II m,foeffonoen neil 5id,
bnrdb Bic ginoeborpnen- Nnortierp
sic 9nfreiauno nerhreifet hot Ser
aonhsrnor,u ,ei nm npn gnoI9nhpro
ern1orSet moropn Sin qa,Iil q,
unoesohItpn Sn,ipnSen foGcn Sc
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Wis nos gieh o,,f apr Strose
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-01-28
8Ddc ais @artmer.

auBer oen Mnflagell ipelde rteu-
li6 gegen Waior So. IS, SoriptE
bonn 6. &obaIerie : 9fegiment, Den
Gommonoanten bonn goien1tte-Sal
in Californian, ullo ben Snperpiior
@abriel Sopulemsfi erboben moroen
iino, bat, ipie oieier Gage befannt
nuroe Der @eoerapb Or. Sorolo
%. Soirbanfs, melder friiber Dem
2ebrforper Der l1ntperiitat bon Ga
~lifornien in @erfelep angebort Bot,
beim Departement BON Californian
ipeitere Mnflagen eingerei9t, in 5e-
men es beiBt, BOB Die nad bent
goiemite Sal fomlnonoierten Col
ooten in riifiidtsloier @eile 5abl,
rei6es @ilb nieoerfnaGen. Sn oell
neulif ~erbobenen @nflaeen tuer-
BEN ser Mojor uno Der S%uperbiinr
bei6uloiet, oaB fie ii6 bel Der Ser
maltune oes 9ational @arfs par.
teiiid, unebrenbaft uno unfabig er.
mieien baben.
Or. SalrbartfS, lDelber bon Der
8unoesbeborbe altfgeforoert tporoen
lit, feline @nflagen eenaller 5i ipe~
Sifi5ieren, iaete, er bobe Die geobad)-
tilng gema6t, baB 6ie SoIoaten,
melde ood) als 8a6ter bes Gales
oienen io1tel aqe @eiese be5iig-
Iid oes @ilbiduses ablolut nift be-
riidli6tieen. sic giltgen auf Die
Sogo uno fiidten, me,tn imnlet
es ibnen poBte. Ginen Soloaten bo-
be er ~eetroffeL Der 200 Slide allei
@roben in einem See i'm Doiemite
Sal gefongen babe. -Derielbe bahe
ourhuts feinen @eriud gento6t, iei-
ne 8eute gu neritedet ionoerm ia.
be lie nit groBem Stol5 bernmge.
5eigt.
Mit benz Sogel1 auf Wilo iei es
ebenio. Die Soloaten fnalten afes
nieoer, mas linen Dor Die Slinte
fdme. Sb es 9fiden ODER 8ofe
ieien, lei ibnen gar5 eleidgiiltiG.
@r, Or. Soirbanfs, babe lestelt
CONNER einen Soloaten getroffen.
Ser geruoe onf eth girfbubn, oas
Sunge botte, ge5ielt babe, uno als
er ibm @~oriteaungen gemabt babe,
babe Der SoIoat geaitmortet, OBJ oas
girfbubn Sssunge babe ODER niAt,
oas lei einerlei, es lei ieoenfaas Elm
gutter 8raten.
9ie Soloaten i6alteten uno no.
teten i'm Gale gang nod ibrem
9elieben nno Die Sffisiere film,
merten ii6 niht nm iie. 9obei let
er aber i~iber5eugt, oaB Die Sffi5iere
iiber bic 8erbaltniiie nidt I'M I'm
flaren ieien, oenn er babe eebort
mie elm Soloat geioet babe, Die 60
Slide, Die er eefangen bobe, mir,
oen cine CUTE MabI5eit fiir Die Sf'
%fi5iere obeeben.
@ie inn er8Gb(t mproen lei, ieielt
In Ser Belt, ieitoem Muior 9enion
BON Dem &ommonoo Iber Den Tarf
abgeI6it poroen iei. oae Slide aus
ben Stromen, ielbit in Den entfer1-
telten Seilen bes Coles berousge.
fangen moroen, uno bas 8ilo JET
lebr ielten gemoroen. Die Soloatell
bitten ibren aufentbalt i'm Sole
niht oa5ll ~bermenoet, oas 8tlo 81
I6iiben, ionoern es ali pernidteit.
Shle6tere @adter fir bas i6one
goiemite Sal, als bieie Solooten
f0nne MAJ ii6 nift oenfen. ST.
eeno mel6es Sntereiie fir ibret
Oienit bdtten iie nidt, ionoern lie
9ingen nur oorouf aus, ltd 10 gut
ME moglih 81 omiiiieren.
8eidnperben BET Ser Hegieriln9
bGtten menig 3med. @r babe Die
@unoes . 8eboroen i'm 0ftober mi
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-01-28
si11r Elm 8rpmp zGhinin.

has 1T bas abfibrenbe 8romp =Gbinin.
iebt auf Die Interf6rift bon 81. @.
@rpne. Sit Der gatl5ei1 8elt gebroud5t
nm @rfdltltu9 in 1 Sag gu beilen, 25c.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1911-09-07
RICH MEN INDICTED
IN SMUGGLING CASE
Jewels of Mrs. Helen Jenkins
Get Her Admirers Into
Much Trouble.

New York. Sept s'rhe jewels of
Mrs. Helen Dwele Jenkins. which
have been the nucleus of stories in
volving wealthy men OF Kenosha. Wis,
and Memphis, Tenn. figured again to-
day in the reports that the federal
grand jury had FOUND indictments Cor
smuggling.
Activity in this case has been re-
sumed it is said. with the return of
United States District Attorney Wise
from his vacation.
These jewels, valued at $4,000, We're
given to Mrs. Jenkins in 1909 and for
two Years the revenue officers have
been collecting evidence that they We're
brought from Europe without the pay
ment of duty. Mrs. Jenkins. Collector
of the Port Loeb and Deputy Surveyor
sParr We're witnesses before the grand
jury that investigated case month
ago.
United States District Attorney Wise
admitted this afternoon that the fedora
grand jury some days ago found sep
arate indictments against Nathan Allen
the wealthy leather manufacturer. o
Kenosha. Wis, and John r. Collins. /;
millionaire coal operator, of Tennessee
charging smuggling The Indictment.
Mere under seal until this afternoon.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1911-09-07
|BRITlSHER SWIMS
ENGLISH CHANNEL
William Burgess, of Yorkshire
Duplicates Daring Feat of
Captain Webb.

London Sept g. William Burgess. a
orkshireman today successfully swan
the English channel from Dover to Cape
,;rizneZ at 1920 this morning almost
exactly "a hours after leaving Dover
Burgess has been trying for years to
emulate the feat of Captain webb in
1875 and several times he got Within a
mile of the goal only to be swept away
by the receding tide.
ON this occasion. which Burgess de
clared womld be his list attempt. he
started from South Fofeland at so
o'clock Yesterday morning A strong
tide was flowing and the swimmer had
Sands. -Four hours after his departure
the swimmer was only six miles ON his
way
This was the last heard OF him until
the mems of his success in r.aGhing the
French shore reached here and con
siderable anxiety was being f,.lt rs To
his fate. A heavy fog enveloped the
channel last night and the crossing
steamers failed to sight the swimmer
Burgess success in swimming the
channel followed nine similar attempts
between the French and English
coasts. Numerous attempts hay" been
made To swim the channel since 1879
v hen capt Matthew Webb swan
from Dover to Calais ia q botrs and
40 minutes, but until today no one has
been able to duplicate captain Webb $
feat
Tie clannel between Dover and cape
c;risnez is only 20 miles wide. but the
tide through the straits is very strong,
| and swimmers are Obliged 10 cross IL
AZ
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1911-09-07
SINFUL LETTERS
INVOLVE PASTOR
.Injudicious' Epistle to Young
Woman Said to Be Cause
of Rev. Mr.. Johnson's
Downfall.

Clarence, Mo- Sept. "a letter writ
ten by Rev n. H. johnson To u young
woman Of his congregation and a letter
written To the minister by Oscar CALI
son, !, bank clerk are now believed to
have been the causes oil the pastors
sudden withdrawal from the southern
Methodist ministry and his departure
from Clarence
cod knows my sim" was the only
explanation in Johnson's message to
the Missouri Methodist conference in
session two days ago I'm Columbia, In
q ln,ter to presiding Elder I.ehnchoff
AT Macon. he wrote:
II have not been guilty of immoral
ity hlt Of injudicious conduct through
correspondence.
Young Man Takes Hand.
II became known today that Pastor
Johnson's "injtidicious" letter was writ
ten In a young woman who had shown
marked admiration for him, and had
been i, frequent caller at his home. The
letter was found by the womans sis
ter, and WAS shown to Oscar Gallison,
an officer of the church. He wrote the
minister IL letter.
CaIison denied that he included in
the letter u warning that the Rev. Mr.
johnson had better not return to
Clarence He said the letter was writ
ton i'm a friendly spirit, and that he
would welcome the pastor back.
"Enrsptured With Sermons"
The Young woman had been enrap-
tured With the PASTORS sermons and
had shown great admiration for him.
He is known tn have written her a
| warming that her conduct toward him
might be 1misconstrued The ministers j
friends insist that the preachers mo-
/ tive WAS the best
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1911-09-07
BANKER WALSH WILL
APPLY FOR A PAROLE.
His Attorneys Will Present Pc
tition to Federal Board
Next Week, -

Chicago. Sept G. An application for
the parole of John r Walsh. former
Chicago banker. from the federal PEN
itontiary at l.eavenworth, KAN. will be
presented to the federal board of pa
role when 1t meets in that city Sep
tcmbei II
Attorneys representing Mr.. Walsh
arc now AT work preparing the neces
s,.ry papers and are confident that the
hearing of the case by the board will
result i'm the immediate parole of tbs
former Chicago banker The last OBJ
staele to his parole VAS removed last
month when the United States district
attorney here requested that the re
naming indictments against the form
er banker be dismissed.
According to the rules governing
hearings before the board. the appi
cant must appear in person to present
his case.
The prisoner has served one-thlrd of
his term of five years
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1911-09-07
.TAFT'S ITINERARY IS
MADE OUT IN DETAIL
Presidents Stump Speaking
Tour Will Cover nearly
$4,000 Miles.

Beverly, Mass, Sept 6.-The route along
for l3. 900 miles In Il tour of the west was
definitely mapped out Yesterday. The line
runs through "a states while over llN cities
arc red dotted. showing pauses for speech
es on tariff. reciprocity. arbitration, con-
servation and Alaska.
The presidents trip will start from Ros-
ton on September 10 and finish at NASH
ngton on November !. In time to hear the
verdict from some of the states IN the
election six days later
1t is expected that severa! million reo-
Pile will hear the presidents voice or at
least catch glimpse of his smile The
itinerary follows:
Leave Boston September 49, Syracuse
and Erie Pa, September 16: in Eric Pa,
September II: Detroit. Pontiac Saginaw
Bay Guy Mich. September 49, Bay SitN
saull Ste. Marie, Marquette, Mieh, Sep,
tember ~: Marquette, Mich. September
%; Grand Rapids. Monteith, Baitlc Creek
kalamazoo, Mich, September 2l; Peoria
IN. septsmbsr 80 Peoria, S. Louis; Sep
kan. September "a; Baldwin, CherNvi.le
lCoffeyville Independence. Chan;te OF
tawa. Kan. Kansas City. Mo. septem-
ber a; Hutchinson. Kan. September 26
Ii1utthHSoIi, oR''ha' t.ealN
| worth. Kan. September q; Council Eluffs
Denson, Fort Dodge. Webster CsiN Iowa
| Falls. Waterloo. la. September Is. Water
| loo Des Moines Knoxville. Alba ottum-
wa. la, September 29: Moberly Sedalia
| Kansas CITY Mo. September ~; omaha
Neb October /. Omaha. Lincoln Hast
| ings, Neb.. October .: Denver, Colo, 0olo-
ber , Cheyenne. Laramie. Rawlins. WNo
| october 4: Salt Lake city. Utah, October
I 3; Pocatello. Boise. Id. october &: Malta
| Malla Nash, Lewiston. Mocsow. Id
Spokane. Wash October Z Lind Ellen,
berg Tacoma. Wash. october =; Reiling
ham. Mount Vernon. Everett Seattle
| Wash. October 9; Seattle. Tacoma. WASH.
October 10: Tacoma olympia Centralia
lChehalis Castle Rock kelso kalaina
| Vancouver Wash. Portland Ore. Orto
| ber IL: Portland, SALEM. Ore, October Y
Sacralmento. San Francisco, Cal. ociobc
1 l3. san Francisco, cal. October IA and Is
/ Los Angeles, Cal. October i6; Los Ang
eles. CAL October u Salt Lake CITY
! Utah. October Is: Butte. Livingston Bill
ings, Mont. October 10; Sheridan. Gillette
Newcastle, Wyo., October 20; Newcastle
i.dgemont. Custer Deadwood Lead
Sturgis Rapid City S. ID, October u
Pierre. S ~, october %: Pierre. Huron
= Aberdeen, s. IL. October %. Aberdeen. 5
D., Cologne. Shakopee Mankato Mater
Vile. l'arbamlt. Randolph. Minneapolt,
Mimi, October "A. st Paul Mimi Octc
Der u: Green Bay. Appleton Oshkosh
Fond du Lac. Milwaukee,. WIS. Octohe
2G. Milwaukee. Racine, kenosha Wis
EChicago, m. October %: Chicago, III
! 81: Washington. D. G.. November L.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1911-09-07
BAILEY WILL QUIT
HIS SENATE SEAT
Standard Oil Democrat from
Texas Announces He Will
Not Be a Candidate
for election.

Gainesville, Tex, Sept limited
States Senator Joseph w. Bailey to-
day confirmed the announcement made
last night that he would not be d can
didate for reelection to the United
States Senate. His term will expire
March 3. 1918 1t is said Senator Bailey
will locate in New York city To prac
tice law after his term in the Senate
expires.
Senator Bailey is serving his second
full term in the Senate, and prior u
that he served 10 years in the lower
house. Following his second election
the Senate charges We're made that
he had had Illicit dealings witt, the
Waters Pierce Oil company, II subsid-
iary of Standard Oil, and ever since
there have been bitter controversies
over his corporate affiliations. which
have been heightened by conservative
course i'm the Senate. and his frequent
quarrels With progressive democratic
colleagues. Last March he resigned his
scat in the Senate. owing to these diff
ferences with the progressives. but was
induced 10 withdraw his resignation.
Senator Refuses to Talk.
Many times today Senator Bailey re
fused to amplify his frief and positive
statement given out last night announ-
cling his Forthcoming retirement. Ht
would only say that the statement wa:
emphatic and irrevocable. I"
| Some of the senator's friends say
| that the actions of the present Texa:
legislature have been displeasing t.
| Senator Bailey, but decline to quote
| him or permit the use of their owl
1 names.
ii became generally known here to
| day that the senator expects to engage
| in law practice in New York city whei
his term expires. and il is reported h,
/ will be associated with one of the lead
! ing law firms in New York.
Many Candidates for Seat.
Austin, Tex. Sept g. Announcement
/. of Senator Bailey's retirement to pri
| vate life forecasts an important polit
cal change in Texas. This is the elm
| nation uf an issue which has appearc,
in practically every important politica
1 agitation i'm this state for about 81.
! years. So numerous and so loyal wer
| the senator's friends that repeated,
the alignment of Bailey and of anti
Bailey men has been large facto
in the voting mt the state legislatur
and sometimes at the polls on purel
state issues.
successor to Senator Bailey wi
be selected ut a primary next july
Those mentioned as candidates in
clude Governor O. B. Colquitt. forme
Governor Thomas NJ Campbell. Colono
Jake Nolters. leader of the anti-prohi
bitionSts in the recent statewide cleo
ton. Thomas Ball, leader of the "drys
i'm the same election; Congressman I
r.. Randall Cone johnson and Judg
| William Pondexter. The latter tw
We're candidates for governor az tn
last election.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1911-09-07
WOMAN NOVELIST is
SUMMONED BY DEATH


London. sept 6. Mrs Katherine
Cecil 1hurston The irish autboress,
was found deau tiiis mofnine at a
hotel in Cnri
Mrs. 1'hlrslon Was nati.e of Cork
and married IN 1901 f,rnest Charles
Ihurston, with whom shs was the
when according 70 Mrs. 'rfursion. he,
husband Informed her that it was
necessary that III shouId live his own
life and for the purpose OF literary
work should 20 down into. ,the very
depths Of society The anthoress was
granted Il divorce IN the fpfing OF
lslo
Upon retiring last night nv Thups-
ton Was in htr usual health. -Apoplesy
is given as tlle cause al death.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1911-09-07

Minot. n D.. Sept 6-Today is the
day to which thousands who have reg
istered In the Fort Bertholdt land lot
terry operated by the United States
government have been looking for
ward to.
According TO the plans of Judge Wit
ten who is In charge of the drawing,
Robert Hanna young son of Congress
man Hanna, will walk blindfolded to
the center of the hugh platform strewn
With envelopes and pick up an envel-
ope This will be marked No 1. 1t
will be the first chance in 1000 claims
and it is estimated that this envelope
will be worth $40, 600 to the man whose
name is written ON the slip of paper
inside.
douglas Devine. son of former Gov
ernor NJ Devine-. Will draw No. 2
and then the boy. VIII alternate in
picking up envelopes. The drawing vii
continue three days.
No. was drawn by John Wolden, OF
Dilworth. Mimi. and No. 8 by Edwin
A. Duvall, of Mnot. n. ID. or the frs,
73 names drawn 54 We're those of NORTH
Dakota residents and 10 from Mime
sofa.
The lucky ones from other states
| than North Dakota In today's drawing
| We're:
No. 4, y. N Blenkshoft. Mount Ida
| ho, Wis. No. 5. Anna Dodge, Timber
Lake, S. D.; No. 81. Matt Simons
Grand Rapids, Mich: No. %, Thoma:
w Wilde, $40 Indiana avenue Dc.
Mones, Ia, No. Sc Hugh McCaffery
Watertown. S. D.; No. AZ. Myrtle Will
| lialns r. +. d.. Owasco. La.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1911-09-07
NOBLE BANK Thief is
IN A LONDON PRISON
Aristocratic Russian Crook and
His American Affinity Are
Jailed in England.

London. Sept. MARY Fcrgossan,
known as an actress. and a Russian
prince named Alexander Iyanovitch
we're scntenc~d at the Old Bailey to-
day 10 FIVE years Imprisonment on the
charge of shppiftng. The prisoners al
50 were condemned to deportation fol
lowing the expiration of their terms In
4 statement forwarded here by the
New York police and placed in cvi-
clenca by the prosecntion. says the
wofnan's associate is a Notorious bank
thief. Maiy iiergussan Isl q native OF
Detroit, and according tp the poliee
was lnoWil bN the nanle Of Annie
Grant and Annie Glacsou in America
where, ii is alleged She is wanted
by the authorities fl absenndlhg while
1iialpi. Lnil-
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1911-09-07
DEATH SUMMONS FOR
A CHICAGO COUNTESS

Chicago Sept. 6. News of the death
of Baroness Curt Won Biedenfeld, in
Berlin. after a protracted illness. re-
called attention To-Day to her romantic
experience in this city She was the
favorite niece of the miiltimillionare
Columbus r. Cummings, and was es
psctcd to inherit his fortune
Against his wishes, she married the
pennilcss baron. who afterwards killed
ii detective here IN a quarrel ovel
money matters. This nobleman was
acquitted on the ground of self de-
fense. Instead of millions, his wife
received ON ller uncle5 death only
$40 600
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1911-09-07
PARIS sLEuTH DIES.

Paris. Sept. G.--Ihe death is am
nounced today of Armand Gochefcrt, u
former noted chief OF the detective
service of Paris. He was born in 1850.
M. 5Cochefert played a prominent role
tLo, the Dreyfus trial. He was a
es~e alier of the legion of honor.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1911-09-07
RUN ON GERMAN BANK.

.stettin Prussia Sept. 6.The run on
the savings banks here. caused by
the circulation o' rumors that War be-
tween France and Germany was i'm
pcn1ling continued today All attempts
of the banking officials To reassuIe the
depositors nave proved 1riitess
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1911-09-07
BEATT|E HOPEFUL
JURORS ACCEPTED
DEFENSE HE MADE
He Thinks They Will Disagree
and That He Will Spend
Next Sunday a Free
Man al Home.
TODAY is LULL I'M TRIAL
Arguments of Counsel Will Be-
gin Tomorrow and Then
Case Will Be Submit
ted to the Jury.
TODAY is LULL I'M TRIAL

chesterfield Court House Va, Sept.
6. Boys. | hope to eat dinner at home
sunday Said Henry lay Beattie, jr..
today AS he rested his chin on his
hands and peered at the little group OF
newspaper men gathered on the lawn
some 10 feet away.
do you expect an acquittae" he
was asked
We'll, to be entirely frank with you.
= do not at this time. My own guess
Is Il hung jury, seven for conviction
and live for acquittal However. ] do
expect to get out at the next sitting Of
'onrt- am Innocent and cannot feel
otherwise,
Beattte chatted gaily and seemed
glad of an opportunity to talk, as he
had been confined in his cell all day
Beulah May Go On Stage.
III is said that Beulah Binford is
going on the stage" What do you
think of that -
Il don't know what she would do on
the stage, said the prisoner. She Is
good looking. that's true. but she has
No VOICE and 50 far as ! know no
talent. However. boys, do think that
q 'skit" with Beulah and the sheriff.
Mr. GIN, would make an immense hit
In vaudeville by the way, its rather
hard on Bculah to hold her all this
time and a. then not let her. go on the
DO YOU think the defense would
| Certainly. Why not HAD she not
| been held inconnunicado in lienrico
jan. I'm positive Mr.. Smith would
have put her on"
What do YOU think of the testi-
| nlony in rebuItal yesierdayo?'
| Nothing to it, laughed the pris-
| '"Hle witness made abSOlIteIv
| no impression. It's wonder to mo
| that certain one Of them had not
been I,, g afraid e being struck dead he
At this juncture the Sheriff arrived
with Henry's dinner and the inter-
| view ended.
Argument Will Be Strong.
Upon the argument. which begins
tomorrow it is generally conceded.
| much will depend, MS the defense eX-i
/ poets to make it's strongest plea on
| the dangers of accepting circumstan-
! tial evidence. The prosecutions main
| hroadside VIII be delivered along the
| same lines characterized it's rigid
| cross examination of the prisoner and
win center about the one question:
How did the same gun which Paul
| Iseatte bought for his cousin. Henry.
on Saturday, July Is. come to be in
the hands Of the alleged highway
man on the Midlothian turnpike on
the night of Tuesday July lS9''
The defense has admitted by its
witnesses that Paul purchased the
very gun which was later identified
by Henry us the one that killed his
wifc. but his only reason for the adj
mission was there blood on it,
scene OF the crime. He has denied.
however thst he seen or knew of tho
gun before the highwaymai leveled it
at him the Midlothian turnpike.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1911-09-07
BIG LAND OPENING IN
NORTH DAKOTA TODAY
Drawing at Minot for Fort
Bertholdt Reservation
Draws Many.

Minot, N. b., Sept. e.-B. e.
Click, Of Foxholm. N. D., drew
homestead No. 1 in tho Berthold
Indian reservation today. The
claim drawn by the winner, who
has his first choice Of the 100000
acres Of fertile soil. is valued at
from S1O,OCO to S15, 600.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1911-09-07
!. SPORTING WRITER DIES.

Oakland. Cat, Sept g Eddie smith,
the we'll known. sporting writer and
fight referee. died shortly after I
O'Clock this lnorning. He had been i'll
with brain troubles for several weeks.