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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-11-09

Blood Poisoning il often caused By
slight cuts or wounds. Death may result,
Hamlins Wizard Oil will draw out the
poison, heal the wound and prevent So
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-11-09
In HOSPITAL NINE uoHTas.

Awful Tale Of Suffering From kidne,
Trouble.
Alfred j. 0,Brien. Second ST. Ster.
ling. Colo. says u was IN the Bal
timore Marine Hospital nine months
The urine was IN a terrible state ant
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-11-09
Plausihie.

Sunday School Teacher ~ Why was
the fiery furnace seven times heated?
Tommy suppose 1t went out be.
tween times.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-11-09

The time q man begins to fear tos
the future Of his country Ia when he
fears he Ia going to lose . job In the
election.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-11-09

aSte Fprtnosa Ooleng tea production
Ter 1911 VIII probably reach 2a0e0,O ea
pounds, an increase Of over Le9er4eg
pounds,
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-11-09

Divers boots weigh ~ .asssr,as
apieee. The he!rBst weighs 10 DonnSss
and the diver ca riss 80 pounds Wsygtatt
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-11-09

Mrs. Wfnslhw's Soothing Syrup In Ghtiates
.esthtag, spttees the gums, yedHe3s tafisnq ria
tiop,a it1ys pain. ats,ss rytaa ssJLa, ~ y h,,,Xi4
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-11-09
SHE
SUFFERED
FIVE YEARS
Finally Cured by Lydia E. Pink.
Eslu Vegetable Compound.

Erie, pa~-'L suffered for five years
f.gQtn female Irpuples and ut last WIS
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-11-09

There are many wka feafss their
writings IN the mfddf4 OF ms forum
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-11-09

Mrs. III A, 1helin, Marvel. N. D. and
Mrs Henry Jensen, Granton. WIS. the
4yiiy 1aGRtIee given Is DR.. CnidwaiIs
syrup Fepsin. 1t has been found to
answer must perfectly all the pur-
fss4s of d laxative and its very
thilafsss and freedom from gripping
recommend IL especially for the use OF
children, women, and old folks gener,
n tyApsopis who need a gentle bowel
stsf18lanE, Thougands of American
families have been enthusiastic about k
f6f fl6fs than d quarter of a century.
Anyone Wishing 10 make a trial of this
remedy before buying 1t in the regular
way on Il druggist ut fifty cents or n
dsiias q large bottle Family size cart
tiavs d sample bottle sent to the hons
fysA sf etarss by simply addressing nGE.
w y. Caldwell. col Washington ST.,
Monticello, ri. Your name n addFssa
On \ postal cara will do.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-11-09
no POWDER %pouaHNura.

To powder doughnuts, put half cup,
OF pulyarized sugar In paper sack, haift
9 dozen douEhnuts at q time. shake,
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-11-09
Subjective.

J G somebody has invented a
%'noiseiess' soup spoon, In what way
Is II noIseless?o
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-11-09
Lp 10 nst.

ship@reck Up TO Date.
Captain, is there much dangerg"
Not a particle. A noving-picture
outfit VIII soon bs along and rescue
ms Rflar they naFe taken a few flrns."
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-11-09

Why, madam, ifa constructed In
such a name thnt-er-~yeu don't
make a noise when you're using H."
The evening world., 1911-08-15
BY NOISE,
HER SCREAMS R0UT
MAN IN HER ROOM
Suspect, Caught After Chase,
Says He Got Into Wrong
House by Mistake.

Mrs. Ernest Rathfurs wa. asleep In
private dwelling at No. $50 East Forty
first street early to-day, when she was
awakened by the crash of a falling bot
tie. In q corner of the room she saw
. man bending over the bureau.
She screamed. and her cries succeed
ed In rousing her husband and putting
the man to flight. He leaped from a
front window and slid down the pillar
of the portico to the sidewalk.
Mrs. Rathfurs ran to the front win
dow n screamed. She was heard by
Policeman Miller of the East Thirty-
fifth street station. who was on a sta
tionary post at Forty-second street n
First avenue. He ran to Forty first
street and saw a man dashing toward
Second avenue.
The fleeing mar was finally caught at
Fortieth street and First avenue after
a chase Of three blocks, and was taken
to the Rathfurs home. He was identi-
He'd. the police say, by Mrs. Rathfurs
as the man she had seen near the
bureau when she awoke.
At the East Thirty-fifth street sta
ton the man said he was Joseph
Janosek. aged ~twenty-three. a plumber.
living at No. l72 Avenue C. He wa
locked up OF a charge Of burglary
pending his arraignment in court.
He declared, the police say. that he
was in search of o friend and wandered
into the Rathfurs home by mistake.
After a thorough inspection Mrs. Rath-
furs salt nothing had been taken from
her apartment.
The evening world., 1911-08-15
$4,000 RIVER
NEEDED At ONCE
FOR CITY WATER
Commissioner Thompson and
Mayor Gaynor Want to Hook
Up Ten Miles Flow.
SAA

mayor ohynor discussed with Water
Commissioners Thompson to-day the
proposition OF a. once beginning 10 hook
up Ten Mile Rlver with IN. nr...rt
Cro u.
!" '''er W ""'a'" u"
ADDED supply OF water. Tho continued
dry spell, tho Mayor said, after talking
with tho commissioner has created a
.c.rca,v ~ r.sor. w,,ar vn.u ..,,o,.
n-.,,.u. .a.-s.,. 49,
p.o' " NY. he "oue
t""' AZ u COST OF si'lV''"V " Is posspit
10 make tho connection between Ter
Mile River and the watershed reservoirs
The Mayor and tho commissioner re.
parl n nrudent 10 mako thu conncction
~, ,h.n oocornI,.h., woui, Ito,
- -
The evening world., 1911-08-15
IN NATURES GARB
LED POLICE CHASE
OVER HIGH ROOFS
McC afferty First Caused Trou.
bic by Disrobing for Sleep
in Strangers Hall.

II. S~onnenberg. who lives on tho thArd
floor OF the six-story tenement at No.
LA East One Hundred and Nineteenth
street. heard a knock on his door early
to-day. Outside he found n man who
said he wanted to so to bed. He was
invited tc &c tc q different sort OF
place.
IAN right" said the stranger. "I'n
Just sleep here in the hallway. It won't
be the first time I've slept in a hall"
Sonnenberg thought the intruder was
joking and went back to bod. But tho
visitor meant what he said and, taking
off all his clothing. he lay down on the
hall carpet to sleep.
His shores aroused other tenants. and
they notified the police. Sergt. Donnolly
and Policeman Hayes went up he
stairs, but the man awaking ned 70 the
roof, leaving his clothes In the hail.
After a chase over several roofs the
police caught the naked fugitive and
led him back. But he wouldn't put on
his clothes and they were unable to do
It for him. They finally got him draped
enough to make the trip to the police
station. where he said he was James
McCafrerty. forty-nine. a bricklayer OF
No. 1872 East One Hundred and Twenty
NTH street, and declared he had simply
made a mistake in the house.
The evening world., 1911-08-15
En6liSh
Grower
American right. secured for
New Drug CRYSTOLlS
Grows Hair IN Inch Long In % Day.
--stops Failing Hair, Danaru9
and Itching scaIp-Restorss
Gray and Faded Hair -
Natural Color ana
nrtlllamCy.
CUT OFF FREE COUPON
AND MAIL TO-DAY

Here's good news for tn. man vNe ,s..H fs4ses
TO plaster a few 'csnt' lock- over thai ss'd
Good news for the woman whose hair ; hn-
Ing. Whose locks are too sesnty Tn properly pr
Good new. Tor both men and women Wis find
z handful OF hair F. their combs s'sr nonsn9
Good new, for ~ With ,.eaips,, burning s.1sse.::
toni The i ti; e L.. ::ess:a q, q IN :ssi A.:: s s::a.:s
nsat. for cDstols. the fnnov Ensiish hair
CpstoiI, Is . household word In Eursps, vAus
discovery for promoting hair rowth." II hA1 Won
gold medals At Para and brussels.
praise from those Who have been fortunsts enough
to test is remarkable qualities.
over . 5ssr now. Hundreds q men ana se.sn
rom even stats unhesitatinsly hail " - the
Here Is . statement Of Just a few Of tboss Who
have tnd-who have been eonvineed-snd VIM
will swear TO the virtues Of this marvellous pssp-
Mr.. Kelly Of Memphis. bald for thirty ~.
.a,s; MY head Is nov covered with hsiF ssshy
Mrs; Evans Of Chicago whites. ".Anes uA,s
Cr'tol: can reRort new hair an inch ioss ssm'
Mr.. Mssiiain % 81. Louis. reports, .o.s ssss-
ment made my hair two inches longer.
eighteen II; NOES years 81 . "S.''' Have Gss'' used I- as't .h z s e.:
treatment. Ny bead Is now entirely, covered With
y lnlfk HfoWin OF mar on natural color. NO MON
itching. no more falling hair. no more daDdrulf. I"
Nj. Boyd of Chicago says; My bald spot wal
a. shiny a. . peeled onion. II Is nov al Gov.
cred with thick nsw hdr. Tbs srsynsas y a1ss
Ir. Moirer Of Cleveland declars: "usyusals
IL the only thing which sctually .grows halt.
three weeks use; 81 can see new hair In plaaty,
and II H. now Q half inch long"
Lewis Nef says: New hair began TO uoV d
ten days after beginning the treatment"
Mrs. Clack.on u New York writes; my hat
stopped falling the first week. No mors Echin1
scalp and new hair coming In fast"
MI. Arnott 81 Cleveland r-p,rt& "ltehina
.salp ;,opPpsd The second day. Dandruif soas: ID
Mrs, Hose Of Rock Island writes: "was slmosi
wild for five years with itching scalp. Two OF
three applications Of Crystolis stopped this. Nov
! have . fine new growth Of tair."
You may be acquainted with some Of thea>
people or ZONE Of your friends may know then.
Write US and we can give You the full Addrras,
90 that you can prove every statement.
But the hest way 10 prove, without the Yisk n
q Kenny. Just what Crystolis will do In your ouu
individual. case, 10 TO cut out the free coupon
below and mail Il TODAY.
This invitation II open IN bald headed psopls,
Wig vearers. 10 men and women with falling hait,
prcmatursly gray hair. dry hair. brittle hair
strinsy hair. greasy hair, matted hair. dandruff
itching scalp or any and all forms OF scalp and
hair trouble. Don't lay this paper Aide unit
you have mailed the Free Coupon to the Creslq
Laboratories. OF 9Th Ave. Bin ghamton. n. \
Write YOUR name and address plainly.
The evening world., 1911-08-15
He TRIES TO JUMP
FROM FERRyB0AT,
TELLS ROMANCE
Deckhand Sejzes Young Aus
trian, Who Narrates Love
Affair When Caught.

William r,scher. aged tb,rty-,r-o. who
was arrested on n Della ware. Lacka-
wanna and Western rerryboat in the
west Twenty-third street slip last n,ght
on a charge Of ATTEMPTED suicide. was
arraigned In the Mems Night Court.
Magistrate Freschi would not entortain
the charge. and after listening 10 a long
and romantic ,.ie from tho -nr,.op.r
-. -. -" 1890.
SCI. i" ''
Vatioh'
Fischer was arrested by Patrolman
Roche OF the old West Twentieth street
station on complaint Of Rudolpb Walker.
a d.cLh.,a m Oh. ,orrvho., uo,.,oory
~ ,y-u.s.
W"eh ',sener was uria'sn"n "e'Ae'
said that tlscher boarded tho BOAT on
he Hoboken side n rode back and
forth for several trips. Finally. accord
ing 10 the deckhand. Fischer rushed to
,he ga.. n, Tho ,.rrvhoa, wh.n 4, was
H. r,as,u..m 49, s,,ann,.a % ,,mn
The evening world., 1911-08-15
h~IGHER-UP RAILROAD OFF,
GALS APPROVE PLAN.

There were some difficulties to over
come. but this was ''ne without much
effort. First was the need of converting
tho trolley Tine inspectors to the idea.
They sh!vered lest their precious 'sched-
ules'' should 90 to smash by SO much as
. second or two, and one OF them raved
and stormed at Capt. Bourke.
What are you doing that fort" he
demanded OF the ~anti-car-ho9 crusader.
'Who told o tor"
II am doing It for the sake Of do
cency. and / odd myself 10 do It," was
the sweetly patient reply of Capt.
Bourko.
We'll, you'll have TO stop II. Who
ever gets into the cars first has a right
to the ssats," the inspector Informed
him.
Run along said Bourke. And the
inspector ran along to call some n
higher up. who also kicked. and was
also told to run along, and who also
yan along to call a superintendent.
ZINE" calculated the superintendent.
as he watched the scheme working out.
Just the thing We needed. More power
10 your elbow" and more complimentary
things.
Then II became necessary to educate
the women to the idea. They we're In
cllned to rush the cars before the in
coming passengers got of but As soon
as they caught on to the plan they
moved at the right moment. and quickly.
80 as not to smash the precious sched-
ules.
Finally, the necessity OF getting the
Flushing avenue cars. which out In on
The evening world., 1911-08-15
SURPRISED A BURGLAR
AT HIS NEIGHBOURS DOOR.
Meyers Late Hours Saved Kahn
From Robbery-Alleged
Thief Caught.

Louis Meyers Of No. 10 West One
Hundred and Twenty-third street was
on his wsy to his apartment on the
third hoor at l o'clock this morning.
when ne saw a strange man fumbling
at the door OF Howard Kahn's apart
nent on the second floor.
The man ran. and knowing the Kahns
were away from home. Meyers gave
chase. As the fugitive went toward
Seventh avenue he suddenly turned.
drew a pistol and snapped It several
times at Meyers, II failed to explode.
and he threw II into the street and kept
going until Policeman Bray casht him.
He said he was Harry Heilel. a chauf-
feur, OF No, 23S West One Hundred and
Forty-eighth street. and denied he had
been In tho house, A cartridge wal
found in his pocket and the revolver
was found In the street later by the
police.
The evening world., 1911-08-15
T. R. TO REVIEW ITALIANS.
So Oyster Ray Colony Hires an
Extra Btx Rrass band.

The italian colony OF oyster Bay gave
out with great pride to-day the news
that former President Theodore Roose-
welt had accepted the honorary presi-
dency of the Italian Mutual Aid Society
and would review the parade OF the
celebrs tors OF the feast of San Rocco
Friday night, They at once sent a
committee to New oYrk 10 hire a brass
band big enough for the occasion. In
accepting the invitation. MIR. Roosevelt
said:
II am sure you will understand that
I am a very busy man that II VIII
be impossible for mo TO remain n
great length OF time reviewing the
parade OF my italian fellow-tOwnsmen.'
The evening world., 1911-08-15
SUICIDE OF MRS. DLUaAscH.
Her Insanity Not Due TO "Business
worry.-Husband IL Prospessus.


In The Evening World Of Saturday.
Aug. IL, was contained an account o.
the suicide Of Mrs. Pauline Dlu0aschs
wife Of a dealer in drugs 1t whoiesaae
a, No. 1 Cedar street. by taking 1eeeou
and drowning herself in the Suff ~
Rockaway Beach. Though the hSof-
nation came through a member o. the
household OF Mr.. D~lugasch. II smbooseo
many statements which The Evening
World Ia now informed were grossly In
correct. such as that the couple zane
to this country very poor and tina Il was
through Mrs. Dlugasct's business acu-
| men that the business was buut 70 It's
present large proportions; also that she
committed suicide because the STRAIN ot
IN. busln ess had made her insane -
that her insanity made her take a D0osa-
u,s,ic yiew OF business conditions.
MIR. Dlugasch nov Informs The Even
ing World that he was born In enas
country: that he had built up his busi-
ness long before he married.. and that
Mira ugasc was essentially domee-
tic and had no part In his business az
fairs. Her insanity was not cAuScA ~
worry, but by mental disorders foDUw-
Ing the birth OF q child ten months 80
and which were believed to b SuBod
at the time she went 70 RouAW0v
Beach.
The evening world., 1911-08-15
PREACHER.EDIT0R DEAD.
Rev. w. c. stiles of B%rooklyn, an
Author and Publisher Too.

The Rev. William Curtis Stiles. me
OF the editors OF the Homiletic Review.
and an associate OF the Funk n Wag-
nails publishing concern since 1899, died
to-day at the Bushwjck Hospital Brook
Ign, OF n complication o. diseases. IIe
was sixty years old.
DR., Stiles served in many Cougrega-
tional pastcrates throughout the Coun-
try. He was the author OF The Lite
rary Dozen "Out Of KisAineI," and
other books and the editor OF many
religious compendiums. lie was one OF
the editors OF tho Standard Dictionary.
The evening world., 1911-08-15
THINKING WIFE Is SLAIN,
BLOWS OUT OWN BRAINS.
Not Knowing Bullets Have Missed
Intended Victim, Astoria Man
Carries Out His Plan.

Henry Heidecker tried TO kill his wife
and then blew out his brains yesterday
afternoon In the rear yard OF their
home. No. 22 Goodrich street. Astoria
Fear that he would go blind caused his
action.
Heidecker. after spending the greater
part of the day at the corner saloon.
returned home and tried to %strangle
Mrs. Heidecker. She ran TO the yard.
lie followed, shooting at her. After the
second shot she fell fainting. Believing
his bullets had gon true he turned the
weapon on himself.
Heidecksr was ifty-six earl old and
formerly q baker. The couples two
sons Frederick, t~wsnty-three. and
Henry, twenty-one are In business In
Manhattan.
The evening world., 1911-08-15
MRS. BORDEN LOSES SUIT
TO DIVORCE HER HUSBAND,

LOS ANGELES, Cal. Aug. h-Su-
perior Judge Houser has refused to
grant a decree Of divorce 10 Mrs. Helen
Borden. wife of Gail Borden. the con
densed milk magnate, Mrs. Borden had
sued on the ground OF assertion.
Mrs. Borden testified that her hus-
band had not lived with her since n GER
tain night In September. 1909. when hs
left their homo In Alhambra. Cal The
husband and wife refused to testify In
open court regarding the events on tho
night in question. and Judge Houser
would not order the court room cleared.
The evening world., 1911-08-15
killed by Fall From Wagon.

PENNINGTON. n. j., Aug. lb,-John
Pegg, aged se~venty-hve years. OF Rim
goes. was found dead in the woods last
night. 1t is thought he fell from his
wagon. striking his head upon a stone.
His horse stood a short distance away
from him.
The evening world., 1911-08-15
CANDY AND FLOWERS CONE
UNDER THE BAN.

"Of course we won't buy any candy.
Nor shall we invest in flowers, popular
magazines or summer novels. Messen-
ger boys and even daily papers Will be
other luxuries we shall forego.
"A weekend trip will be out of the
question. I do hope It won't be hot
next Sunday. But we shall stay in
tho city II RS sweltering.''
Mice cheerful luncheon you'll have
discussing such details" observed.
'tOh. but we're all quite happy about
IT," declared Mrs. Hughston. You
know s~elf-sacrihce. rightly understood.
Is a Joy. Think II a thousand OF us
save a dollar each there Will be 1900.
And W. PROBABLY shall get much more
than that"
Clason Point where the farewell-to-
the -feshpots luncheon 'akes place, has
had a suffrage camp all ummcr. In
the big yellow tent buttons. banners and
literature are dispersed, and many per.
sonal convers!o are recorded. Their,
are speakers daily. between . and Il
; u. NJ.
The aests OF honor at to-day,
luncheon include Mrs. William Warner
Penneld, Mrs. James Lees Laidlaw
chairman OF the Borough OF Manhattan
Mrs. A. C, Flske. chairman of the Bor
ough OF the Bronx; Miss Edith Whit
moro. chairman of the Borough o
Richmond; Mrs, Gertrude Murdocl
Duncan. leader of the %Th!rty-nfth As
ssmbly District. and NJ Hughston.
The evening world., 1911-08-15

ROCHESTER. y. Y, Aug, l5,-Nts.
Sarah Johnson, aged seventy, residing
on Canandaigua Lake. fell into a clstern
last night and was drowned.
The evening world., 1911-08-15
Loyal Women Clue Up Candy and FLOWERS MMC
to Raise Funds for The Suffrage Campai

Self Denial Week, During
Which DeUotees of Fem.
inine Franchise viii
Do Without Luxuries
Begins To-Day With
Modest Luncheon.
The evening world., 1911-08-15
WALDO BACKING
Up PLAN TO SEAT
WOMEN ON CARS
Police Capt. Bourke Solves
"Crush" Problem at
Brooklyn Bridge.
MEN MUST STAND NOW.
Experiment a Success, and
Reform Will Be Extended
to All Surface Lines.
MEN NUS A NOW.

4 have Inspector NoClusty Of the
rrsmo Department hack Of me and I
understand ComAssioner Waldo hishiy
approves Of the system I have Installed
10 break ~ the notorious bridge crush.
I mean 10 hght this thing through to .
anish." said Capt. Edward J. Bourss
Of the Brooklyn Bridge police squad to-
day In discussing the energetic and %
far highly successful crusade he has tn
stituted against the SCAT hogs AZ the
rush hour.
"For twenty years the women whose
6edly routine includes an attempt to get
home to Brooklyn in the late afternoon
BY h trolley cars under the Manhattan
end of the bridge have been subjected
to discomforts and the violence Of male
brutes. There has been no determined
effort to put a stop to this rotten oon
dition. and The railway officials have
been content to let their property h~ n
nightly scene Of exhibitions Of SELFISH
ness and physical violence that would
Disgrace . band Of Comanche Indiana
With the backing Of my eupsrtors
and the cooperation Of the pubic and
press there 10 no reason why the simple
System I've put In operation shouldn't
revolutionixe the passenger An dur
ing the rush hour. We've been working
y now for three days with hne results
and when the B. r. T. oflciais realize
what . great thing Il - for their
patrons I'm sure they will fall In line
with m. and give every aid they can"
USES PARKING SPACE TO
sEcREoATE THE SEXES.
Capt. Bourks has simply taken id
vantage Of the arrangements for the
handling of passengers that have been
standing FUSED over since the bridge
was built The parking space whore
the cars on tracks 8. 7 and 9 dischargs
and receive passengers has always been
divided by an iron fence. But for al
the Use the railway ofioials Ind the
bridge police have made Of this ancient
partition II might have been placed
there simply to annoy a pedestrian
Wishing to cross the width OF the
e~splanAde.
All tina Capt. Bourke has done 70 q
enforce a division Of the sexes alons
the line Of this rusty Old spike fence
His men are stationed by each OF the
three tracks. As the thousands Of cage
homegoers swarm forward h brtdg>
officers segregate the u~nescorted women
and children and send them to tho left
hand side of the railing. All men. save
the very old and feeble or crippled. are
driven to the right. Women. unless old
who are escorted by men. are also sem
The evening world., 1911-08-15
PRINCE D'ARRAG0N
NOT SEEKING RICH
W|FEOAMY,NO NO!
Visiting Nobleman May See
Loveliest Americans, But
Don't Misjudge Him.
K OUR SHOW GIRLS.
Not Even Those in Paris Have
the Grand Air of
New Workers.
LIKES OUR SHOW GIRLS.

A slender young man. with ianEuid
sys and an aspiring mustachs, sank
Into . red leather Louis ouinse hair
in the lobby Of the Hotel Ritx-Carl,on
to-day. hunG one twsed-clad leg over
the othsr. selected . cigarette from a
sold cass With armorial bearings. and
declined 20 be interviewed.
"Poiniauef Aviation7 h dramar r.
he mid in q highly favored foreign ac-
cent. These are the things o will
ask mo 70 speak OF. are they not?
Well. II 10 no use-how do you say
Life 10 too short. I am In your country
for . jolly visit, and I am having II.
My answer is-vive Ia bagatelle-voila!'
The young man was the Prince Lu-
dovico Pignatelli d'Arragon. the sole re-
manning earthly representative OF two
ancient Spanish And Italian houses. He
came FROM p.~s. where he makes RS
home, akhough his title II Spanish. more
than a wek aGo at tho invitation OF
Robert Goeiet. to unit elk and other bis
game In tho Northwest and incidentally
to put In a term OF service as attache
TO the legation OF his country at Wash
inGton.