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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-04-21
The Mills Dry Goods Co.

Mr. PIERCE; former Representative
Henry Sherman Boutell of Illinois, re-
Gently appointed minister to Portugal,
will go to Switzerland and Edwin v.
Morgan, minister to Uruguay and Par
aguay, will be transferred to Portugal
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-11-17
THE FARMER: NOVEMBER IT, 1911
5000 Marriages In Illinois Declared
 Illegal By Court

Chicago, H., Nov. 1.-The prop of legality has been knocked from be- meath five thousand marriages in H. nnols through decision of the Ap- pellate Court of Southern Illinois.
 The remarriage of divorced persons within year, even though the cere- mony is performed in another State is declared illegal The principals in such marriages are declared guilty of a serious offence and liable to crim- inal prosecution should they return to Illinois to live following their second venture in matrimony
 The case that brought about this decision was that of John Nehring against Frances Nehring. Mrs. Neh- ring was divorced from her first hus. band last June. Two months later she accompanied. MT. Nehring to Wiscon- sin, where they were married. Then they returned to Mount Vernon to live
 Later Nehring sued for divorce, set ting forth that his marriage was a violation of the Illinois laws and should be set aside. After a mass of court upheld his contention.
 The immediate result of this deci- sion, say Chicago lawyers. will be that every man and woman married under these circumstanc will be compelled to be remarried at once or lVe With the QOuDt or the legality of their marriage hanging over them.
 Children born of such marriages would occupy the same position in court as those born out of wedlock, the lawyers assert. They would not be permitted to inherit property and would not have no standing before the law.
 This decision is considered of great importance because it is completely at variance with that of Judge Will lard McEwen, who in 1907 held that such marriages are legal. Thousands of divorced persons have taken his decision as final.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-11-17
TARR SEES STORM
 FOR FOOTBALL GAME
Rain or Snow is Weather Prediction
 for Tomorrow

New Haven, Nov. 17-Rain or snow is the prediction of the weather man for football day. There are no quail ifications about the predictions; it's just plain rain or snow for Connecti- cut and all of southern New England on Saturday afternoon. The storm now headed this way, . weather bureau says, will cause shift of wind from the west to the east this afternoon. On the east wind will come higher temperature and snow or rain con- tinuing tonight and throughout Satur- day. There is a bare possibility that the storm will pass over by Saturday noon, but in the opinion of the wealth CT man it IS only a possibility
 If the weather man is right. foot ball prophets, must take into calcula- tion a wet, soggy field or a snow, coV- cred field.
 The temperature last night was how ering around 27 degrees above zero.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-11-17
LIVE STOCK MARKET

New York, Nov 16-Common to choice steers sold at s525 O $7.60 per 100 fbs.; stags and oxen at $2.75 O $5.50; bulls at s3 O $425; cows at s1.75 O $4.50; ? choice Ohio cows at $4.75.
 Common to prime veals sold at S6 O s10 per 100 fbs. a few tops at $1025; culls at $4 O 8. '50; barnyard calves at S3 O $4; fed calves at $4.25 O $5; Southern at $4.75. City dressed veals
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-11-17
A MAIL CARRIERS LOAD

Seems heavier when he has a weak back and kidney trouble. Fred Ouch :. ren, Mail Carrier at Atchison, Kas., says: "I have been bothered with kidney and bladder trouble and had a severe pain across my back. When ever I carried a heavy load of mail, my kidney trouble increased. Some time ago, I started taking Foley Kid ney Pills and since taking them have gotten entire rid of all my kid ney trouble and am as sound now as ever" l.. F. Curtis. *135
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-11-17
YALE MAN ON NEW
 CHINESE CABINET

New Haven, Nov. 17-Liane Tun Yen, named yesterday as president of the Board of Foreign Affairs in the new Chinese cabinet by Premier Yu- an Shi Kai, is Yale man, a member of the class of 1882. During the last commencement exercises he received the degree of doctor of laws from the
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-11-17

11c O 1ec; country dressed at sc e 131zc.
 Common to prime sheep sold at sz D $3.50 per 100 lbs; cu1fs at s1.s1s com mon to choice lambs at AS0 0 s5sS% few at s6; cuIis at s4 O s4sz5. Dvesz@ ed mutton SC O 7c; dressed 1srnbs ss Sc O 10c.
 Country dressed hogs unchanged as 71zc O 91kc per ID.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-11-17

university, and with his family, was here in person to receive it. While here he was the guest of his class mate, Seymour c. Loomis, who gave large reception at the Lawn club in his honor. When he returned to China he left his son, Cheung, who is attending the Hartford high school, in the care of Dr. Welles of that city.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-11-17

If it Don't Pay to Advertise yous Business, Advertise 1t ssFor saIe~ fn the Farmer Want Column.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-11-17

New York-A trolley car is a wag- on in Newark, according to law, and, therefore, no advertising may be plac ed on the outside of these vehicles.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-11-17

These Coats would cost $15 ordinarily. but this is no ordinary occasion-it is a day of big values-you can't afford to miss it. SATURDAY ONLY $9.98
La sentinella del West Virginia. [volume] (Thomas, W. Va.) 1905-1913, 1911-05-27
ANDY CONT
Agente 9 Rappresentante la
"SentIneIla" del w. Va.

Presentiamo al nostri numerosi
lettori, il distinto ed artista gio-
vane Mr.. Andy Cont, non per
fargli della reclame, ma per fare
conoscere, che con lutte le buone
e distinte qualita che 10 distin-
guono, ha voluto di propria volon-
ia, assumere lincarico quale rap
presentante del nostro giornale.
Egli, oltre agli abbonamenti, E
incaricato contrattare avvisi e tut
to clio, che concerne il nostro gior-
male.
Lo raccomandiamo quindi, al
nostri amici ed abbonati, di usar-
gil lutte lie cortesie volute, rite
nendole per conto proprio.
Fra lie tante occupazioni che lui
assume, possiede anche in Latro-
be, Pa, un assortito e Splendid
Negozio di fiori artificial, artisti-
camente lavorati da fare rimanere
soddlsfatti a tutti coloro quail
vogliono indirizzargli dele ordina.
zioni, dial quale vengono scrupo-
losamente eseguite.
Per lie ordinazioni scrivere al
Sig. Andy Cont, Box 643, Latro-
be, Pa.
La sentinella del West Virginia. [volume] (Thomas, W. Va.) 1905-1913, 1911-05-27
Due miniStri inVeStiti
da un Aerop|anO in Francia

Parigi, %. - Tutta la Francia
e ancora soto la triste catastrofe
avvenuta ieri mattina nell Aero
dromo d'Iesy les Molinesux che
ha costato la vita al ministro del
la Guerra Berteaux.
In mezzo ALA generate coster-
malone reca un po' di sollievo la
notizia che il Presidente del Con-
siglio, On. Monis, sta meglio e 81
spera glarirlo che 10 state degli
altri feriti, ira cui 10 stesso figlio
del Primo Ministro, Antoine Mo-
mis-, ed il noto Sportman Htnri
Dentsch de la Meurthe non desta
alcuna apprensione.
La catastrofe 81 deve ad una
gagliarda folata di vento che fece
perdere lequilibrio all'aeroplano
in modo che il pilola Train non
pote regolarne il movimento.
L'aeroplano fece un giro attor-
no all'aerodromo torno al punto
.di partenza pronto a slanciarsi
verso la meta, quando flu investi-
to dal vento.
L'areoplano comincio discen-
dere precipitosamente, come un
corpo morto. Train visto che sa-
rebbe andato a piombare sulla te-
sta del corazzieri che facevano la
guardia di onore ALA Tribuna Uf-
ficiale, tento con uno sforzo dele
leve di zanzibar rotta e piombo in
vece sulla Irlbuna.
II Ministro Berteaux investito
violentemente flu proiettato ad u
ma distanza di 10 metri, con le
braccia troncate dale pale dell'e-
lica, II fianco squarciato, la tesla
meZzo schiacciata. II corpo mutt
lato flu coperto subito di sangue.
La sua morte flu istantanea.
II Presidente del Ministri rima.
Sc seppellito soto | rottami del
monoplano: quando fu dissepolto
i medici militari accorsi a presta-
re il loro soccorso trovarono che
aveva due ossa della gambia de-
stra fratturati, il naso lacerato, il
viso coperto di abrasioni e il petto
e il ventre contusi.
Deutsch de la Meurthe 9 Antoi-
ne Monis erano anch'essi feritl,
ma non gravemente.
'L'aviatore Train e il suo pas
seggiero Bouvier, come pure II
Prefetto di polizia Lepine, che 81
trovavano nella Tribuna del Mini
stri, rimasero completamente in
column.
La sentinella del West Virginia. [volume] (Thomas, W. Va.) 1905-1913, 1911-05-27
II: ~: Benedetto Prop. Fondatore NUMERO 262

Em0 Pc sennes per per sfs s9o d G0Tnso @
virginia ed Ohlo nute presentaro raccomandaro al nost
c eg con sue manlere comuni accattvar la si-
ma la ducla del nuov conoscen Non per questo ancamo
dovu rngrazamen utt cooro che vogono nteresar p
la diffusone del nostro settimanale |
La sentinella del West Virginia. [volume] (Thomas, W. Va.) 1905-1913, 1911-05-27
Accuse d'irregOIdritd'
nellie Administrator pubbGhe Gtafa
MANCIE EXCESSIVE A PUBBtICI FUNZIONARI

ma e altrove, coll'incarico di stu
di edilizii, e 81 ricordano persino
16 mila lire concesse all'on. Co.
rio per Pacquisto di bovini in
Svizzera OBSTINATE allie nostre sta
zioni di rifornimento.
ST lorna poi sulle 26 mila lire
concesse ad Arezzo per combatte-
re la pellagra, e 81 dimentica che
II capitolo da cui il danaro flu tol-
to e presso a POGO cosi intitolato:
Prevenzione della pellagra, e
provvedimento di acque potabili
nei comuni e frazioni rurali" e
che conseguentemente nei luoghi
dove non e pellagra, fondi furo-
no spesi per la ricerca e la con-
duttura di potabili. Cost avvenne
specialmente in Sardegna.
nellie ferrovie di State.
Uguali censure 81 muovono nell
la relazione al consuntivo dele
ferrovie, censure del resto COM
parse anche in attire pubblicazio-
nj. Una barracuda administrative
senza esempio, spese senza docu-
menti giustifcativi di nessun ge.
mere; abboccamenti a giornali tea
trail e umoristici....
In complesso la somma per i
giornali ascenderebbe a L. 4486, SO.
Compresi, 81 intende, il Cafe
Chantant", il Monde Moderno"
il "Piccolo Faust.
In ultimo II relotore del consun.
tivi, rileva come enorme la spesa
di oltre 63 mila lire per una con-
ferenza oraria con relativi ricevi-
menti e banchetto, tenuta mel
1905 a Firenze, ALA quale parte.
ciparono tutti delegati di StatI
d'Europa. II solo pranzo, servito
da Doney e Neveux costo 16,75O
lire, e cioe AZ lire a coperto.
Potremmo continuare nello esa-
me minute del rilievi-i maggiori
del resto Ii abbiamo ricordati -
fatti dal relatore del consuntivi,
e 10 faremmo anche con piacere,
poiche la luce in tutto clio che 3
spesa di pubblico denaro 3 princi.
palmente quella che invochiamo.
Pero ce ne manca per oggi la pos
sibilita a causa dello spazio, e
francamente non riteniamo la CO.
ga cost urgente come a taluno po-
treble sembrare.
In sostanza non E che la ripeti-
zione di clio che 81 E detto stam-
patio; che E, per di pin, accadu-
to cinque o sci ami or sono. Mol
te di queste piccole accuse non 81
liberano completamente dal So
spetto della quisquilia puerile e
del pettegolezzo.
Ad esempio 81 parla di una in.
dennita e 81 dice esageaata; men.
ire non 81 tiene mel debito conto
che essa fu percepita da uno del
pih colt geologi del ministero di
agricoltura, Ping. Sabatini-inso
spettabile-per una missione che
duro due mesi e mezzo mel Messi-
co, con incursioni in paesi dove Ia
vita Z difficile o cara, motto pia
che mel centro di una citta civile,
Ma della critica allie conclusiani.
La sentinella del West Virginia. [volume] (Thomas, W. Va.) 1905-1913, 1911-05-27

Vennero pubblicati daila presi-
denza della Giunta del bi16hcio i
consuntivi general per Pesercizio
19O6-07 quelli per pesercizio fer
roviario 19O5-O6.
Essi rispondono, quanto ALA
forma, ALA mentalita inquirente
del relatore, on. Saporito, e, guam
to ALA sostanza, ALA realta scon-
clusionata tutt' 'altro che rigida
del metodi. in use da tempo, in
quella administrations di State.
Lon. Saporito viene allie con-
suete constatazioni di fatto, .rile-
vandone anche alcune, di cui 81 E
ripetutamente parlato ogni volta
che ala Camera E venuto in di-
scussione Pargomento di alcuni
consuntivi.
Mancie non autorizzate dall'e-
conomo ed esagerate, senza giu-
stificazione alcuna del criteri di
elargizione. La media del sussidi
non superb lie 100 lire; ma alcune
persone percepirono invece SOM
me motto piI rilevanti.'
= lie vedoVe poi ebbero in questo
la maggiore fortuna
La vedova di i'm ex-insegnante
nellie scuole pratiche di agricoltu-
ra riscosse ad esempio, lire $50.
Ad un ex-comandante del deposi-
tt di cavalli stailoni furono con =.
cesse lire 600 ed ALA di lui vedo-
va vennero poi accordate attire 500
lire. 81 ebbe occasione di verifica-
re che altri sussidi ammontarono
a somme superiori allie lire 800 e
400 ed inoltre, che ad una figlia
naturale di un ex.funzionario fu-
rono concesse lire 400.
E notevole Ia concessione di un
sussidio di lire 1000 ALA vedova e
al padre di un funzionario per
potersi costituire parte civile con-
tro il presunto assassinio del ma
rito e del figlio", tanto pih che u
ma uguale concessione fu fatta
lanno precedente, imputandola
su altro capitolo. Una parte del
sussidi fu pagata mediante anti
cipazioni concesse all'economo del
ministero e precisamente lire
1900. E notevole il fatto che gil
ordinativi di pagamento non sono
singolarmente approvati, guam
tunque il sottosegretariato d Sta.
to abba approvato rendiconti.
Per ispezioni Q missioni.
La relazione dell'on. Saporito,
non manca di mettere in eviden-
"a la eccessivita della spesa per
ispezioni e missioni diverse nello
interesse dell'amministrazione al
l'interno e all'estero. Ad un inge-
gniere del regio corpo dele mi
Mere, addetto all'ufficio geologico
di Roma, furono concesse L. $500
per concorso del ministero di agri-
coltura nella spesa da lui sostenu-
ia per viaggi. residenza, escursio-
nj scientifiche, quale rappresen-
tante del detto ufficio mel congress
so geologico del Messico del 1906.
In nessun altro State 81 contribui
a tale spe"a. il cui rimborso ap-
pare quindi assolutamente irrego-
lare.
81 parla poi di attire "indennita
fayolose per gite compute a Ro-
La sentinella del West Virginia. [volume] (Thomas, W. Va.) 1905-1913, 1911-05-27

ST DARA PER DUE SETTI-
NAME, SPECIALE VENDITA
DELLA QUANTITA DI OROLO-
CT E GIOIELLI CHE TENIAMO
MEL NOSTRO NEGOZIO,
Un bellissimo orologlo con mac
chinario "Elgin" tutto Or m
nickel, 81 vende SS.UU
Orologio 'Elgin Movement ga
rantito per 20 ami, 49,. a
di orc, 81 vende 9ll.UU
Bellissimo orologio "Hampden
Movement" garantito &1cnn
per 30 ami. Prezzo @Io.UU
Orologio Chains. Prezzo re-
golare 81, 80, adesso 81 regala per
98c.
In questa vendita speciale, po-
tete approfttare mel compare
detti orologi, essendovi un rispar-
mio conveniente.
La sentinella del West Virginia. [volume] (Thomas, W. Va.) 1905-1913, 1911-05-27

Lasciateci vostri orologi e ne
rimarrete soddisfatti, avendo con
mol i migliori ed esperti Operai
del genere.
...Fatecl una visita...
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-24
WILL END ORE LEASES
Announcement of United States
Steers Plan Officially Made.

Duluth Minn~ oct. 25.-Oficial an
rouncemeut Of the United states steel
Corporation decision to cancel the Hill
ore lease was handed out to-day by W.
J. Olcott. president Of the oliver Mining
Compauv. upon his return from New
York. where he had attended a confer
ence Of officials Of the subsidiary COM
panies
Mr. Olcott said Il have to confirm the
that have appeared i'm various
rapers foreshadowing the cancellation Of
the Hill ore lease. The lease calls for
the giving Of az least three years notice
of the intention 20 cancel, and that Will
be given shortly. The cancellation will
take effect on January I. 1915. The di-
rectors considered the proposition very
carefully and decided that this was the
right thing 20 do
I'm the interval II is intimated that min
ing operations will he vigorously prose-
cuted upon the various properties. il
being the aim Of the corporation to re-
lmburse itself for the large OUTLAWS made
In stripping and developing the mines.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-24
ILL ON 6,OOO-MILE TRIP
Ecuador Woman on Way to Ger
many for Operation.

The Hamburg American liner Prince
Sie.emund brought l. port yesterday
from colon a wealthy woman of Quay
.aoul Ecuador who is being hurried 10
Hamburg TO undergo an operation. She
&c Mrs. sara G. o. De Gastelu, and is ac-
Commanded ny her son. Alfonso De Gas
teIu. private physician. Dr. FREDERICK
Heincrt and a trained nurse.
When the woman's malaey became
alarming. about a month ago, ii was de-
cidod 10 take her 10 Hamburg as quickly
as possible. She had before her a jour
nov Of over six thousand miles. but she
was willing to make it in the hope Of
being cured by a well known surgeon
in Hamburg
Mrs. De Gastelu sailed from Guayaquil
on the steamship ChiH. SHE was able
f.. leave the vessel ~ Panama on ar
rival and journey across the isthmus 10
the PrinZ Sigismund az Colon ~ was
decided on arrival Of the De Gastclu
marty Yesterday 10 book passage ON me
kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse, which VIII
s,fll this morning M 10 o'clock Mrs.
De Gastelu vas transferred from the
Sieismund 10 The home Of a relative and
will board the Kaiser Wilhelm early To-
dav She WithstOOd well the long TRIP
from GuaNaquil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-24
WOMEN FRUSTRATE ROBBERS
Grocery Attacked Opposite the
Jamaica Police Station.

A bold attempt 70 rob a grocery which
is directly across the street from the
Jamaica police station was frustrated
last night by two women. The store is
at No. 343 Fulton street and is the only
one in the neighborhood that does a
wholly cash business.
Emil Trotter who has charge II the
vegetable department lives over the
store. He was out when the would-be
thieves appeared in the rear Of the store,
one with a revolver in his hand and the
other with a knife. Louis Composite.
however just ar this time was counting
the proceeds Of the days sales. He gave
a shrek at the sight of the intruders.
and his cry was heard boy Mrs. Trotter
and "A woman friend who was visiting
her
They rushed 90 tho window and called
for help. a crowd soon gathered. but
no policemen appeared. Those outside
thought a fire had broken out, until they
saw two men running from the building
Several gave chase as the men dashed
across the street and then past the po-
lice station. one man was caught in a
saloon IN Washington street by fire.
man. hut the other escaped. The pris-
nner said he was Arthur Peterson. ot
No. iJ3 Houston street. Manhattan. The
fireman led him 10 the police station,
where search revealed two revolyers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-24
WRIGHT AND GLIDER FALL
Experimenting with Appliance to
Keep Planes on Even Keel.
TO USE PENDULUM DEVICE
It's Swing Is to Operate Ailerons
and Maintain the Stability
Of Flying Machine

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-24
TWO HURT By AUTOS
One Man on Motorcycle and One
Walking Are Hit.

Two persons were injured, one per-
haps fatally, in automobile accidents in
Brooklyn last night. They are James
Cargono. Of No go Bergen street. who
was taken TO the Swedish Hospital, suf-
fering from internal injuries. and Or.
Frederick Dean. Of No. 96 Schermerhorn
street who is al the Jewish Hospital
with "A broken leg.
While running on his motorcycle pr.
Dean crashed into an automobile ~ Carl
ton and Flatbush avenues. The car was
owned by +. a. Rolston, of 40. JGj Ith
street. Brooklyn.
Cargono WAS knocked down and run
over AZ Flatbush avenue and Bergen
Place 10y an automobile owned by Will
iail Heath. Of No. > Nassau street Man
haitian. and operated by Harry T. Cone.
Of No. l03 Palisade avenue. Cone was
locked up at the Bergen street station.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-24
gURNHAM IS EX0NERATED
Photos Show New Yorker Stuck
In Wheel in Dixie Accident.

Buffalo. oct. 23.-Frederick K. Burn
ham. OF New York. was to-day exoner-
ated nv Justice Toms. Of Kenmore. who
last week returned verdict charging
the New York man with coWardice ana
criminal negligence in connection with
the wreck Of the famous racing boat the
Dixie ". here on September Is. when a
spectator was fatally injured.
Ulysses s. Thomas and John T. Nc
Govern. attorneys, appeared before JUS
tice Toms to-day and asked for re
opening Of the case on the ground OF
newly discovered evidence. They pro-
duced photographs taken at the time the
Dixie was wrecked. showing that MT.
Rurnham was still sticking TO his post
at the wheel when the boat was short
distance from the shore. Witnesses
swore Mr.. Burnham was thrown over the
stern by the force of the boats impact
against the rocks. After hearing the
testimony and examining the photo
graphs. Justice Toms reversed his for
mer findings and exonerated Mr.. Burn
ham from any culpability.
While Mr. Burnham was not called 70
testify. he talked Of the accident before
the decision was given.
The veer Of the boat was sudden he
said. but I managed 10 swing her back
into her course. She then veered again,
and although did my level best, could
not get her back a second time. ! did
signal 10 my men, and they obeyed per
fectly You or any one on the shore
could not appreciate the great speed
with which We were covering the space
between Us and the shore
My place was at the wheel. and there
intended % stay until-well l knew
we were in for a nasty second or two.
but was going 10 see it through to the
finish. I did not jump from the boat, but
was iarred from my seat on the helms
mans stool moment before she struck.
THE charge Of cowardice bothers me.
n is the way Of American sportsman
ship. Get a fellow down and step on his
neck That is what they have done TO
mo"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-24
WOMEN'S TOES IN DANGER
Will Have Only Four on Foot,
SAYS German Doctor.


Los Angeles, oct. 23.-"American
women will have only four toes on each
foot in n thousand years from now. be-
cause they wear shoes too small for
them. This in time Will pinch the little
toe of each foot out Of existence to-day
said Or. Franz Bergman, physician Of
Berlin. visiting the United states to
study American life.
Or. Bergman has been in America one
wear and is about 10 return 10 his home.
where he will file a report on what he
has found with a board Of medical re-
search.
"The great pity in the loss OF the little
toe will he that the men Will have 20 sut-
fer for the folly and the vanity Of the
women" said the doctor IT VII! take
oo,erations TO bring about this change
IN rhe anatomy of the foot. but ii Is COM
ing. in fact. It is already in progress