davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Imperial Valley press., 1911-12-15
ANOTHER TERRIBLE XPLOS|ON
IN Los ANGELES TIMES
LAST SUNDAY

- raced Directly to One of Editor
Staff.-Attempt to Conceal the Ma
ter by Placing the Account in t
Literary" Section.
Startling evidence of the
fact that Los Angeles went
wet at the last election,
and also that Z man acr1e-
times does wrong in try
ing to do" Wright, is be-
trsyed in The following
revelation q how little
.rsn ii the cities conpTe-
bends the innate life of
the desert, or how the ar
dert spirit of the former
disquaifies one to realize
and assimiIate the broad
enirg and naturalizing
spirit Of the latter.
ThTcWing fits over Har-
old Bell Wright (apparent-
~ the cr,tic has not read
The Winning of Barbara
WORTH" and possibly no
other OF MIR. Wright's
books), the literary en-
PIoyee says:
Wright never intrudes
iconocI IasticaIIy upon the
p!stitud routine of
his hearers minds. Moth
ing in this book could pos
sibIy produce ideation. i .
To enjoy his books re-
quires no capacity for
thought, no ability for
mentation."
Now. that's what we
thought. The critic seems
capable of enjoying them
enough to say that he (Mr.
Wright) sis the novelist
per excellence of accepted
viewpoints" Also: "Not
merely because of his
soothing unoriginaIity and
his coddling sentimental
ism is he the most popu-
lar novelist of the day, but
because he gives an air of
piausibiIity to these popu-
lar virtues by an affecta-
tion Of realistic writing"
Now, isn't that wise!
The critic must have been
prowling around the Owl
ranch after dark and i'm
bibing ideas for "ideation."
Say, you gringoes, if you
really want to know some
thing about 1.-The Winning
of Barbara WORTH just
you read the book.
If you must have
persiflsge of inconpre-
hensibiIity .habitated in an
attitudinization of discor-
respondent appercePtion of
the uncorrellate estimabiI-
ity of-heavens, there goes
another explosion! - for
Whfch the times seem to
be ripe, and for which this
time there seer1s sufficient
provocation.
Meantime, the book worth readir
I'd from which you may derive tr
cas- Of reat ,ife on the decert, is I
lie today - me
VALE -CHGcL SUPPLY co.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-02-27
Z a 5.

Das Observation-Disclosures oes
aongreIies bot idmmtlide @epiai,
gungen fir 8unoesgebauoe il
Seras, Die in Der oGunorp gipi'
gia" entbalten tparen, gutgebei.
BEN uno es lit audi ansunebmen,
ooB Der Senat iie sutbeiBen miro.
Der erite 3ug Der Sriscs
gaDn, Der am Samitag iiber Die
gerlangernng 8raoD-M enoro IN
9fetaro einlief, pltroe sort BOZ, ei
1er na6 Smienoen 3dbIenoer
Wenidenmenge init gegeiiterrna
begrmBt. Spater famo Elm aroBes
9arbecle Itatt.
Sonntqg nahmittag lit Der
n~erltorbene General gabel in Out,
los init alien militdriifen Gbrea
beltattet moroen. Cine nngebeure
Wendenmenge mar auf Dem Rirdy,
bof 5uiammengeltromt. gs NOR oie
grobte 8eer0isung, Die ie in Dal.
las ftattgefunoen bot.
l1eberaa i'm Staate baben oil
9robibitioniiten am Samitag Ser
lantmlullge II abgebalten uno 8or.
febrlngen fir Srganiiationen ge
troffen.
8fe iid iebt berausgeiteul
bot, bat iif Die in Der Nabe bon
Sallettspile mobnenbe Srou Smife.
ia, Die neulib bon ibrem @at.
ten Bel ieiner Seimfebr tot, in De.
Doro liegeno, sefunoen imlroe, IelbIl
erldoiien.
SSll ser N1be BON 9renbam
itarb, I'M @auie ibres 8aters Mu.
quit Seefer, Trou @mma Suelberg
Satin bon Srit Suelberg. i'm 9(.
ter bon 26 Sabren.
Sn Geu-8raunfels itarb 5rat
Otto 8eioner I'M Sitter BON 81
Sdbren. Sic mar cine Sodter Dor
5ron Iuguito Somutb in 81
Grange.
@us Dem 2aoen Der gbanl,
bers SoroDore gomponp in Sur.
lingen baben @inbreber Die idmmt.
lid)en 8orrdte bon @etpebren, Bi5to
len uno Munition geltoblen. Mof
glou6t, Dob Der ginbrad) bon meet
faniiden S%nIuraenten neriibt rpuroe
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-02-27
Die alage sesen bas lduebiide So
niasbaMs enSgiltig abgeuieiem.

@ie mir mieoerbolt beridtete,t,
bat Der iaoidmeoiide 9ofbeiiser UNI
Mbgeoronete Sobaniion ala Mehts.
nodfoIger Der angebliden Godtcr
oes 1909 enttbronten &onigs @uItot
oes @ierten, 9elga De Ia Brad;e,
cine alage gegen oas i1meoiide So.
nigsbaus angeftrengt. Gs banoeli
lid 6nbei Inn Die 9erausgabe bon
9riefen, bic i'm Sabre 1912 Dem
oamaligen Rronprin3en, Ip1terel,
aonig. Dsfar Der Grite, iibergebell
poroen iinO. MuBeroem beaniprud).
tie Sobani1on oas WiIionenperm5.
gen Der y@aiaprin5eiiin". ueber
oen auseang beg Bro5eifes miro
Na6lfebenoes aug Stodbolm gemel-
bet: Sim %. Nopember pori.
gen Sabres gelangte Der Yro5ef
oes M~bgeoroneten Sobanlion Dor
Dem boditen @eridts6ofe in Stod-
bolm gum 9eibluB, nit Ger grfIa.
rung, DAB oos nrteiI am 12. Sa-
inlar erfolgen tperoe. Dies lit beute
geideben. Wie bereits in ser 8orilt.
itan5, tpuroe Sobanifons alage gu
riidgetpieien. Sn Der gegriinounts
oes llrteifs beibt es: Sc Ser ala-
ger midt imitanoe iei oen 9emeis
oofiir gu erbringen, BOB cine Ser
ION, Die iib Mnna Selga De Ia gra-
DIE nonnte, i'm Sabre 1912 Dem 90
maligen 3ronprin5en Oscar, fpGte-
rem a6nig Oscar Der Critic, oie bier
eripabnteu @riefe iibergeben bat uno
%ebenIopenia imitanoe iei, gu belpe:-
len, oaB oieie 9riefe iih unter oen
binterlaiienell Yapieren &onig Os-
cor oes 3meiten befunoen babcn
nno alio in ben @eiis Der jest lebene
Dem Witglieoer oes i9meoiiden SIS.
nigsbauies ibergeganecn iino.
fommt oas @eridt gu Dem ShIui-
ie, bob Der 9ideer nit ieiner aloge
%oboumeiien it,"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-02-27

lteB it6 Don uueDern nitts trul.-
men, big ia big cine 5ufdIiee
grfenntnis fam.
Stano iie Dor oieier grtenntuis ?
Warnm uar NeGp iiberboupt
uad Oelna %gefommen? 0es Mo,
lors pegen2 limo Sen1ps Der.
ltImnung, bieleidt obnte hia
tnitinftip etpas.
0as aIes trieb einen oufgeratcn
9erentan5 IN ibrem @ebirn.
SD 1nub cine 8liigere fragen =
eine 8erbeirotete". oabte Tie.
8renfenboff bate bod oa5umen.g
bon einem uiolhen Meni6en", nj,
lie i'm beimllid, nanltte, an 1idL abe:
= oer Sdein triigt ia mandmol.
@enn Ser 8r1iibent oos aefpllBt
bate! l1no Sennp! = Ser Mais
idad iuuroe gana idminolig in
aopt lie meiter ie nit ibren baIten,
ben ginbilouneen fam. sic adtet,
foum oaraut mas Neap tbr Don oea
i6oobaften 9Iode eradblte. Med)e.
mild nidte iie Dor iid bin uno fag-
te nur: so! Sal"
Damn l~tiirste iie ploslib mie ge.
peitiht oapon. gg aienlte ibr nidt,
oieielbe 2uft einsuatmen, menn Nel.
lep tpirfli6 = 10 cine" fem fonnte.
Nein! 9as aIeio %auiammengc.
rafft nno fort = meit fort!
f1artfetnnu fnlof
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-02-27

itiInmllna in Stootdorters ousac-
iproAen 5meitens fat Golquitt III
nieiem 6uae ia gar nidts 81 10
gen, 0u Die ~betreffenoe Geferel:=
ouul 9eitimulllng iid bereits' III
benz ieBtgen Gbarter beftnOet uno Ell
mir al BEN neltert 3uiaten ieinc
t3nItimmlilrg 81 erteilen bot; brit.
tens bot Die Grti6eioung 0es Su-
prcu1e @erihts in oem 0allaier
5Sali %feine5inegs Die Mefcrenonrn=
9eitimI1ultgen i'm a%Ggemcinen fir
luffonitituttoneQ erflart, ionoerll
llltr in eiltem beitimmten Sal(e uno
oieler 5oa lit BON Dem, auf Den
iid oie 8eltimmune in uniernl
Charter be5iebt, boaig peridieoen.
3os Gonlite bot nidJt flltg l1no nidi
red)t Oaralt gebanoelt, oiele Ser,
alloerllng por5lii6laeen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-02-27
Sine seolusiide Gntbednna in ser
Nntarftis.

~
Nad eiliem S~,f#erpiep ME Wir.
Gap 8rieitlen Der fur5 Dor ieiner
Abfabrt nit Rapit1n @cott's Sdiff.
Terra Mopa", in Ser @refie BON
Seen : Seelano ueroffentlidt puroc,
lit cine mid)tige geoloeiibe gntoef.
funa eemadt moroeu. Scr. 8rieit@
lep, Der lett einisen Monaten I'M
8erein init Yrofeiior Daplo iii SID
nep oil Der 0elfid)rift iiber bas ge.
olosiihe Werf Der 6. 51aflteton'
id)en Expedition arbeitete, erfldtt
Dab er wabreno ieller Expedition
ETH 5tiif z@eltein allf Dem georn-
more @letider entoedte, oas iid)
iett nod geilauer ltnteriufuna als
5i Der alalip Der fambrioid)en Jor,
motionell geborig ausluies. G5
ldeint, dis Of eiue abnlide Sorn1d.
ton III oeu lesten Sabren bon Mr.
8riffitb GoDIor III Siio : guifraIieil
aufgefunoen muroe, Ser ebenfalls 5u
9opitdn 5eott's Observation-Disclosures
Stab gebort. Die in oieiei, beioei.
geiteii1sarten aufgefunoenen Goiiia
lien limo ioeltiidl uttb Die S1lub.
folgerung i'll, oaB III ether niht aG3l
entfernt liegenoen 3eit Die antarftif
nit benz Sentiment bon Mititralien
berbunoen tuor. Die beiaeten Sol.
iilien iino Die lnmitteIbaren 9or.
ganger Der 4oraaen uro Shiu6mtne
iino geborei 5u Der Beriobe oes Or.
modeng neS 2ebens.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-02-27
MIterItf.

Senator &eai lagt, CT babe Ell
ne groBe Wense Grotelte geaen Die
Bill erbalten, melde Die Ginrid.
tllng zines ilelien Qiitriftgeridt3
fiir lnler Gountp arloronet. Die
Erotelte fornmeli BON 2ellten oucr
Stanoe: 5armern, @eid)dftsleuten,
4ooofatell u. u. Senutor Steal min
crit lpeitere alin~oeebungen abmor.
ten, ebe er feite Etching 81 oel
Bill ninrnlt.
9illfSbuuoesanlpnlt @rellon II.
Boli5iit 8lafelep baben lid) alSams.
taa mor9en Dor Ser Stootbaae ac.
prilgelt uiio iino belize perhoftet
lporoen. Gle @rigeIei iuar Die
s6olge elmer Observation-Disclosures, il
Der 8lafeleD als 3euee oyftrat ul.o
.GreIion i'm ourd) Die @ebauptll1q
gu oisqualiii5icren iudte. Ell iei Iei.
l%ler5eit, ais er nod Soloat mar,
megen 8iebitabls elmer 4anone, gum
3ilftbaus perurteilt moroen. 2ette-
res lit a1f anideirlelto ridtia, aber
glafeleD lit beiiaoigt moroen ul1o
Herellon 5oa, afs er Dies 6orte,
letnen einipano aegen oeiien 3eu-
genidoft 5uriid. 9[afelep ilf ieii
odt Monatel &oIi8iit u1to iod ii5
gut betrogeu baben.
Ser @allon Sophia Der am
5reitag abeno bier aufitieg, bel
lif) ON Salnitog tit Ser 0abe Ser
Staot @otpebcr III Miiiiouri nieoer.
laIien miiiicn. 8ie Snioiier Mpt
man nno S'Meiap muroen ollrd Ell
|nen itarfen Gdneeitllrm CUR 9on-
onrle g~e5iuungen. Sic fino ii6er.
aeuat. oaB lie ibreu 3ped erreidt
uno Den 2abm+9eder, oie Sropbde
fir Den ldlieiten Giftan5 5Iua.
erpbert 6dttell, mefa Der Gtl,rnl
nid)t gefonneu nGrc. Sic babell
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-02-27
Mrs Wins|ow's Soothing Syrup.

Set iiber fiinfais Sabren bon
Wfillionen BON Miittern fir ihre
ainoer init benz beiten grfoIge beim
3abnen gebraudt. Or berubigt oas
Sinh, ertueibt oas 3abnfleii6 nno
hilbert Die Shmer8en; BELT aud
8inofolif uno lit oas bette MitteI
bel 9iaarboe. l1eberaa BEL ben Mpo.
tbefern gu baben. Sraet nod Mrs.
Minslon's Soothing Sprup un1o
nebmt nidts anoeres. 25 Gents oie
|Slaide.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-02-27
inc gtrefe BON 900 Meilen anriaf

etlle Strede BON 900 Wtetlen 5lirtFt'
aelegt.
@nf Nntroe oes DiItriftol1=
palts Safer bat Midter Omper bic
&loae gegen 60. Boomers fallen lal-
Iel. Eopers mar Dor etnem Sabr
lneeen &m1banfons gu odt Sabrerl
3lt6tbons perurteiIt morben. 0ds
ariminol : @ppeutionsgeri6t itie;3
oas llrteil ober I'M unb Der Staot
mar nibt inn Stonoe. itarferes Sc
neisntoterial als bas friiber pro-
o1t5ierte bor5ubringen.
Die Smpfgegner baben iid)
an Sen Sdulrot getpanot uno Ole
len gebeten, ben Smpf5mune fiji
Die SdNnlfinoer ab5uidaffen.
Samitag fono in Ser geetbo,
oen=9aae Der Wasfenbau itatt, ben
Die bieiigen 2ogen Der SERVANTS.
iobne iebes Sabr peranltolten uno
oeilen ertras gum geiten Der Sc
rienldule beltimmt lit. Ser 8all
lit INNER oas @auptereienis oieier
Art in beutiden &reilerl uno
miro itets iebr gut beirdt. 9ils
mar auh am 5amltog Ser SUD.
Cine idier u~r15ablbare Merge bon
Mosfen bepeste iid i'm SaaI, es
mar faum &aum. gum Tan5en. SIN
Yerlaufe bes Mberos fam cine Mll.
5abl biibider Breiie our 0ertei-
lung. Ser 8aa mar in ieber Be
5iebung erfolsreib.
Samitag abeno CAB Der sc.
l%angperein uSrobiinn" einen Mas.
fenbaa in Sets @aae, Der iebr
biibl6 perlief uno gut beluht uar.
@aitine @louns, Elm Malu,
Don ullgefdbr IS Sabrer, Der ols
Sod oilf Der ie6s Meilen bon bier
eeIesenell 8alters Manh arbeitete,
lit Samitae mittag erfdoiien NOR,
oen. Webrere Stunoet1 lpater mur.
Be bier Elm iu1eer Mann Sea.
mems 6. q. Yegg, Elm uSodep"
unter Der @nfIaee perbaftet, Die
2at begongen gu boben. Hegg mur.
De perbaftet, Dabreno er in eineltl
garbiergeihaft on Der Moin YIa5o
elm @ao nabln. CT lieB iid rubig
feitnebmen uno iagte, er tpiiroe 1itl
lelbit ben Yeboroen geltellt, MIR ha-
be er porber iid ialber MAIDEN
wollell. CT siebt gu 8Iounb geidDol-
leil gu Dabel1, pie Ell iagt in Selblt-
uerteioigung.
Sn Dem v@iroome", einem
uMoping 8ietures 5bom~, brad,
Snmltag abeno ein Seuer, bas
aber i6nell seloidt murbe. Dos
Eltblifilm, obglei6 lebr En-
idrofen, benabm ii6 periiinftio
u1o cine Hanif ipuroe pernlieoen
Son1it muroe fem ltnbeil ongerih-
tet.
Samitag fano eiite Sisnng
oes oSarmer Snititute@. Itatt. Sn-
tereiiante 8ortrage muroen bon
9rof. Mlporo aug grpor uno 9rof.
Wolon bonn Observation-Disclosures De-
partemel1t gebaltett.
Dos 2uftidifferforps nnierer
bieligen @arnfIon miro iid-,nter
5iibrung bon 2cutnant JenIpts
nad Der merifaniidell @ren5e be-
geben, i'm bort 9ienit 5u tun.
Sun Sitter bon 10 Sabren itar6
an Sonntag moreer MIfreo
arone I'M 9auie feiner Mnt.
ter, 6rau 2ena &rauie, an Der Moie
Strab.
@. 8. Seal, ser Better Ses
glad Sat Saloon an Der DoIorola
StraBe lit am sonntag megen so.
gabunoage" perbaftet, neil er an.
aeblid Bier berfanft bat.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-02-27
Sbcateruuritellnng oes peieoer=
franz"

SDllttIQ9 QDello prague DER %. "
Sieoerfran5 oas 6efannte &l1eiiel'idle
BolfsitId Sic Sieoer oes Muil-
tanten" III Der SeerboDen @alle sur
9tuffilbrnag. Sic Goriteaung mar
mol cine Der beiten, lpenn nibt Die
bette, Die Der Sieoerfran8 ie gegeben
bot. 9as Stiid NOR unter Der Get
tung oes 6errn Haba iebr lorgfal=
tlg einltlloiert moroe1L oos 3ulon=
nenlpiel lpar oaber audb gut. @iele
Jebler, Die nlan lonlt an 9ilettan-
tenpprltelllngen bemerfen fam,
puroen pernlieoen. IS muroe 5ienl-
lld) oeutlid gelprobel1 Die @epe-
gu1gen lporen nidt gu baitie uno
ole @ruppierllnaen gut. Sim Better
singen Die acknowledgement oes er-
item mo oes pierten atfts, beiol..
oers Die bes erlten, in Dem 1if bib
l6e 8lbnenbiloer entipidelten. 9as
0on5e seigte cine iorefaltiee @esie
uno Dos 8eitreben Der Mitjpielen=
oerL oen anoronluteen oieier Me-
tie 10 piel mie mogIi6 nad5ufon-
men.
@as nun Die gin5el= 2eiltlrngen
onbetrifft, 10 ulagen" einige Der
Roaen oen Sragern nidt red)t ullo
glngell aud) mol iiber i6r aonnen
binals. @ie mir iiberbdupt oe-
Iniidt lilo, bob ein5elne @olen oie-
les Stiifes iiber oas &onnen Don
8ilettanten binausgeben. glu6 ein-
5elne Der S5enen. IS tit itets fir
Sllettanten cine i6mierige Sad)e
pnfbetiide o0er ientimentale S5ensli
81 ipielen. Gieielben peroen oasu
leidt ms aomii9e perfebrt. llno oie.
lie bel 8iIettanten leioer 10 iebr
6eliebten o2ieoer oes Mulifanten"
entbalten MIR aa5n piele iolde pa=
tbetilhen uno lentimentalen Sae-
lten. 9os S6mierigIte bein Dilet
taflten lit oos ridtige sSnoipiouali-
lieren uno oas gelingt beim &omi-
lfen uno beim Groeii6en biel leid-
ter ais beim 9atbetii1en uno beinl
Sentimentale1L neil BORT piel ltdr-
fer aufgetragen lperoen fam.
Snoelien eab iid ein Sober an
Sonntaa abeuo Die groBte Miibt,
l%elrer' Mlfgobe gertdt 5l meroen.
4ln beitell gelane oies mol BEN
9errn 5. Sebl, ser Sen vMartin4 be-
lonoers IN ben eriten A s(ften Dor.
trefflid) ipielte, Sri. SebI oie cine
quite Barbara" gab, MN etpas 5u
lileenolid ausiab uno @errn gbas.
Weper, Der ieinen bdmii1en ullo
neioilben 9orfmuiifanten SdJraube
gan5 famos oarite1te. Mu6 Die ar
bern Soften ipuroen iebr annebmbar
gelpielt. Ste laaen in oen Sanoel1
ilnditebenoer Serren uno 3omelr.
grbaro, SER s. @roos; Mmtmonn,
Serr 9. Sdnegmann; &aetbe,
Jran 6. 3aba; SobIt, SEER SEQ.
Sbefs, Conrad, SEER @idoro 9alt-
pc, 9irnftiel, SEER @p. Ssrler; Gene,
Sri. Gaa @agner; 2ebredt SER 6.
9fabo; @briitine, SRI. gmilie @ag-
iler; 5rau @erner, SRI. &un6a
Guff, SEER $. Soedle;;
Gbriiten, 6err Gbas. 2anoolter
Aiclas, 6err 8. sc. S. 9ielmonn
@loss, SEER @nt. Serring uno
Sdnod, SEER 9. Sdmegmann ir.
Die auffiibruilg cling idnea mn
obne Sfoduns Dor fid. Ser 8eiud
nor eiH por3iieliher.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-02-27

Wander Monn elaubt, oi.
oilnfelite Stun6e leines 2ebeGS
oilrf)foiten au miiiier, tpern er per-
Jude, ettras fir nidts oil befollt.
MEN, uno oarin feinen grfols
hnffp
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1911-05-12
BEN BUFFERS BLUFF

General John A. Bingham was
a member of the military tribunal
that tried Mrs. Sturratt and the
Lincoln assassination conspirators.
After the trial in the subsequent
debate in the house General B. F.
Butler frequently charged that the
commission had arrived at an un-
just verdict and had convicted an
innocent woman. In a memorable
debate he boldly proclaimed that if
the contents of diary which had
been found on the dead body of j.
Wilkes Booth were ever made
public it would disclose the fact
that it contained the proof of Mrs.
Surratt's innocence, which proof
had been UNANIMOUSLY suppressl by
the commission. When General
Bingham made a movement as
though he would repel such an
accusation. Butler dramatically
drew memorandum book from
his breast pocket and held it aIoft,
but did not utter a word. Bing-
ham mutually supposed that Butler
had copy of diary such as he
had spoken Of. As a matter of
fact the book contained nothing
but blank leaves. General Butler
was just bluffing.
The diary was IN possession of
Secretary Stanton, but President
johnson finally demanded it. 1t
WAS an interesting hook, but it
threw no light upon the great
conspiracy.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1911-05-12
SENT TO ASYLUM

Minerva Smith. the negres
brought in from Manhattan several
days ago. after soaring the
majority of residents of that camp
out of about years growth
through her insane actions, was
given a second hearing on her
sanity last night and committed to
the insane asylum at Reno. In
charge of nurse, the woman will
leave Tonopsh tomorrow morning
for the state institution.
The demented woman was not
believed to be in a very bad con-
dition when first brought to Tono.
pah. However, it has developed
that at night fall she becomes con.
siderably worse than was believed.
1t is generally conceded that a
gang Of Manhattan hoodlums a re
responsible for the condition ofs.the
woman. having continually perse.
cuted her for some time past. With
a good rest and change Of surroun-
dings 1t is believed that she will
shortly be herself again and will
be discharged from the asylum -
1onopah Bonanza.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1911-05-12
SALMAGUNDI

Judge Taber will. probably
decide the incorporation matter
tomorrow at l 80 o'clock.
Mrs. j. F. Holland and
daughter, Edith returned from
Los Angeles this morning.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Robinson
returned from California last
night, We are sorry to learn that
Mr.. Robinson's health has not
improved.
Division Freight Agent Gill
and Walter R. Van Slckler, travel
ing freight agent of the Sunset
route. were in town today. They
called at this Office this afternoon.
If Elko is going to celebrate
the Fourh of July. it is time that
start was made. Six weeks are
none to long to get up a celebration
that will be a credit to the town.
The new state board of health
consists of DR.. w. H. Hood, presi-
dent; DR.. S. L. Lee, secretary;
and DR.. C. P. tombstone, bacteri-
ologst of the state university.
Quite huber Of graduates of
the State university and other
Elkoites will attend the comemnce-
ment exercises of the university
next week. Among then are MIR.
and Mrs. Robert Hesson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Bonnie Mcbride, and Mrs.
Booher and Regent Henderson and
wife. Mr.. Hesson and Mr.. and
Mrs. McBri lie are graduates of the
university.
At two o'clock this afternoon
at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
George S. Parker, Readie Stwart
and Lillian B. Edmondson we're
united in the bonds of holy
matrimony by Rev. Geo. H. Green
field according to the rites of the
Presbyterian church. The Inde-
pendent wishes them much joy and
happiness in their welded life.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1911-05-12
HER hair TURNED GREEN

Changing your hairs like chang
ing your luck. You take the risk,
according to affidavits presented
to the New York supreme court
by Mines. Polly and Kark, hair
dressers. accompanying their APP
plication for dismissal of suit
brought against them by Adeline
K. Lewiston. who asks $40, 900
damages from the firm. She alleges
that her prematurely gray hair
tunred green and her scalp and
complexion pink while she was
seeking return of the raven
blackness that had been the original
shade Of her locks.
The San Francisco earthquake
is blamed by the plaintiff for the
change of her hair from black to
gray. She recites visits to the
New York hairdressers and their
application Of liquids which, it
was hoped" would restore the
natural tint. Following this action,
the plaintiff declares, Ter hair
became a startling shade cf green,
and soon her skin was painfully
affected. Nervousness and suffer-
ing resultant from these conditions
caused the plaintiff great suffering
and mental anguish, she alleges.
In asking dismissal of the suit
the hair dressers declared that
they offer no guarantee Of success
of their treatment and that the
subject threeof aged to accept
whatever risk was entailed by the
cooperation in her efforts to make
her hair black again.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1911-05-12
Traditions Of Mother shlpton.

OF all British prophets. Mother
,Shipton is beyond doubt the most eel.
ebrated. She was. I'm fact, all that a
prophet and witch should be, In
strange contrast to the serious and
scientific nostradamus. The day she
was born tie sky became dark and
gloomy and, according TO her biograpll.
err, "belcht out nothing for half an
hour but but flames, laundering after
most hideous manner" Her per.
sonal appearance, described by her
admiriDg biographeT In 1862. is scarce.
ly natterlDg: Her physiognomy was
so missbapen that II is altogether i'm.
possible to express fully in words, or
for the most ingenious to line her In
colors. though many persons OF emIn.
ent qualifications in that line have
often attempted It, but without sue.
cess Metropolitan Magazine.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1911-05-12
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.

Most people are content-while
asleep.
Many a man gets tangled up In a
string Of lies
The less luck man has the more
he believes In II.
When Cupid shoots an arrow his
victim feels the culver
The proud peacock of today may be
only feather duster tomorrow.
A woman may not be able to vote,
but she possesses a strong veto power.
In buying typewriter ribbons II Is
necessary to specify whether they are
for her or II.
Are you one Of those chaps who be-
lieve that every man In wrong who
doesn't agree with you?
When you hear man Dragging
about his ancestors It's safe bet that
he has nothing else to brag about
Chicago News.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1911-05-12
Modern
Clean

Mrs. Ray has opened Hairdress-
ing, Shampooing, Massage and
Manicuring Parlors at Mrs. Camp
BELLS Millinery Store. City prices.
Seymour Jacobs Co. have been
appointed local agents for Singer
Sewing machine and will carry a
stock on hand.
If you want the best cleaning
and pressing in Nevada call up 1856,
the Commercial Tailors, we will
call for and deliver your work.
Dean Harrison, jeweler and
optician, has moved one door
east of the drugstore, where he
will be glad to see all wanting
work in his line.
Lost-A pair of eye glasses. The
finder will confer favor on the
owner by leaving the glasses at
this office.
For Sale--A New Home sewing
machine. Inquire at this Office"
Watch the Commercial Tailors
window for Saturday specials.
Courthouse, Highschool, and
grammsr School, souvenirs at
Winteyfnantel.s Jewlery Store. =
See DR.. Gilliland when needing
dental work. Office over drug
store.
For Sale:--A good upright
Mahogny case piano slightly used
for $195 II taken soon. Address
Box 26S. Reno. Neyada'
Thompson e. Smiley have given
up the Nevada Feed Stable and are
now doing business at the Elephant
Livery Stable. where they arc pre-.
pared to care for all their old Gus
toners. Satisfaction guaranteed.