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The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1911-04-13
BEAT NO. 4.
PELAHATCHIE.

Anderson E., Allen Jno.
Allen Luther, Afford E. J.
Anderson Abe, Barger E.
Boyd w. j., Beatty x.
Bunch Frank, Burgess Tim
Bennett Albert, Bowie Geo.
Buck Joe, Block ISAIAH
Butler Dan, Butler Merideth
Brown Jno., Brown Sam
Brown Will, Burgess Wallace
Bates T. B., Chadman Luther
Collier Sam, Crosby Will
Corley Jesse, Caldwell Anthony
eager Will, Cooper Ed
eagle Fred, Dubose West
Dumphey w. H., Divine Jerry
Dees Clarence, DUR Lesser
Everette J. W., Everette Arch
Fuzzel J., Fore G. A.
Ford Albert, Grimes Will
Grimes M. E., Givens Grant
Graham ]. E., Graham Shirly
Grimes Chas. Jr., Cranberry Arthur
Harvey Jno, Harvey Cleve
Harvey w. l., Harvey T. c.
Harvey w. A., Howell 6. r.
Hester H. H., Higgins w. H.
Hooten S. E., Harp Selby
Hall ]. H., Heard Robt.
Horton B. F., HIGHS Mitchell
Hicks Robt.. Hoard Oscar
Hoard Jno., Hoard Dennis
Hoard Louis, Handy Tom
Hubbard Wesley. Holly Westly
Hamilton Fred. Horton Isiah
Jones c. B., johnson Jesse
Johnson VIM. E., johnson Henry
Johnson lobe, Johnson Joe
Jones Joe, Jones Richard, (col.)
Jones Henry, Jackson VIM.
Jordan Isiah, Jack Black
King J. F. Jr., King Oscar
King Albert Knight Gretn
Kersh Eugene, Kirkland Jack
Lee Jeff, Lindsey Samuel
Lovette r. r., Littleton M. L.
Logan T. H., Thomas Jas.
Lake Bill. Lewis Ed
Lewis Pat, Lowe Jack
Lamar Alex, Murray Chas.
Noah w ". May N. ].
Myers Coed Jr.
Myers Jene, Myers Jno.
Macroy Walter. Mathews Sam
Mathews Frank, Mathews Robt.
| Morrow Allen. Morrow Lee
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1911-04-13
Maben Frank. Miller Shad
M,I:c~xx II ID NTa1scovx vxT.ll

Maben Frank. Miller Shad
Madison T. B., Madison Will
Mcpherson w. L.. Mcpherson F. p.
Mccoy E.. McNeal Will
Mcvoil Allen, Nichols Joe
Maple w. p, Morris Joe
Nichols Joe, Odell Will
Prestidge Jas, Peavy Noah
Payne W., w, Pruitt Ralph
Pickens Pleas, Pickens Will
Porter Robt., Rushton Walter
Roane L. B., Rhodes K. NJ.
Rhodes Sylvester, Rhodes Edgar
Ross Lee, Ray Sam
Ramsey Aaron.
Smith Henry, SAINT I'M.
Sheppard ]. r.. Shivers r. F.
Shivers E. W., Shivers E. d.
Sparks c. W.. Sanders ]. w.
Stramp J. A., Seberry Jack
Shavers Dock, Shavers Sam
Spivey Ananias. Smith Henry
Sparkman JAS, Steel Edmond
Seals Geo., Sheppard Blanch
Spann Alfred, Spann Anderson
Spann Sandy Jr., Spann Chas.
Thornton Oscar, Thornton Cliff
Thomas Walter, Tanner c. A.
Truel R. A., Thames Frank
Thames Miles, Thornton @. w.
Thomas julius, Towns Sylvester
Tines Marshall. Tibbs Frank
Wiser Lee, Williams E. S.
Williams Jno.. Ward Nate
Worthy Frank, Washington Geo.
Walked E. W.. Walker ]. w.
Wilkerson Alb, Williams Will
Williams VIM, Williams Allen
Williams Walter. White Chas.
Ward Jessie, Ward Henderson
Ward Jeff, Ward Ed
Ward Nelse, Ward Henry
Ward Sam, Warren Jesse
Ware Dolph, Walker Chas.
Wilson Jno., Window The
Window Vose, Window Julius
Walters Arthur, Waite Jno.
Webb S. A., Wooten Henry
Wesley Gus. Warren Reuben
Warren Ray, Warren Oliver
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1911-04-13
BEAT NO. 5.
ANTIOCH.
ANTIOCH.

AlN 1OA11s
Anderson Jno., Adams Henry
Atkins Jesse, Bowman Ed
Brown MIN, Burnham Allen
Bolton Will, Chambers Douglass
Clayton Manuel, ballard Sylvester
billiard Joe, Finch Lige
Finch Robt, Finch Lawrence
Finch Will, Fletcher Chas.
Gibson Jno., Huff Basil
Huff Layman, Huff Will
Higgins Simon, Harper Adam
ZONES Arch, Lewis Wallace
Lamb Henry. Mikiel Geo.
Means Henry. Miley Ores
Merchant Henry, Merchant Jno.
Merchant Sam, McLaurin Anse
Mccall Chas.. Purvis Geo.
Pridgett Noah, Tullis Will
Terry Burnham, Terry Bowman
Watson o. H., Wright Jno.
Ward Will, Williams Sylvester
Willing Stennis
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1911-04-13
PISGAH.

Allen J. A., Allen F. R.
Allen ]. F.. Alexander Louis
Adam Colonel, Adams Willie
Adams Dave, Ashley Sandy
Barrett Jack, Bunch J. L.
Baker, Jno., Barnett A.
Brooks Johnson, Brown Sam
Buckner Geo.. Buckner Clarence
Grain w. d., Curry J. w.
Campbell Floyd, Carson Pete
Davis L. b., Davis ]. B.
Dali Pete, Divine Ralph
Donnell Jes., Donnell General
Donnell Jim, Davis Henry
Davis Ed B., Davis Jesse
Everett w. H., Evans Ollie
Evans Frank Jr., Everette Green
Freeman w. NJ. Grant Dan
Gibson r., Cranberry Chas.
Cranberry Will. Herod Pc.
Herod Will, Hill Jeff
Hobson Lou, Henderson Will
Henderson Cornelous, Harvey Floyd
Jones Sandy, Johnson w. ].
Right w. NJ, Right Gordie
King Joe, King Earnest
Lindsey Chas., Lee Green
Lyles Geo., Lott Robt.
Lucy Jno., Moss Luther
Moss Burton, Monday Jim
Mitchell Oscar, Myers Henry
Myers Cy, Mcdonald Luther
McLaurin Henry, Mcdonald Marshall
Porter J. H., Peavy Ed
Peyton Fed, Peyton Jno.
Purcell Abram, Purnell Dudley
Patterson Bill, Renfro B. M. -
Robinson W. NJ. Robbins Will
Robinson VIM, Redus Reuben
Robinson James
Reed Jake, Ruftin Roy
Ruffin Alex, Shoemaker Henry
Smith G. W., Smith Jas.
Smithheart Percy, Smithheart R. c.
Steward w S., Steward Chas.
Steward Tom, Sample Jackson
Smith Nathan, Smith Coleman
Smith Josh, Steward Austin
Scott Dan, Scott Howard
Terrence W. J., Thompson A. A.
Tigart L. A., Thomas P w.
Taylor Cleveland, Taylor Alfred
Taylor Jno Trotter Geo. H.
Watts J. W., Woods Hossie
Washington JAS, Willis Sylvester
Watson Owen, West Jas.
BEAT 4.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1911-04-13
BRANDON.

Allen Adam, Briggs Douglas
Bennett Richard, Blow Arthur
Blow Jas, Brown Dan
Brown Tom, Brown Calvin
Brown Jno., Barrett Isham
Barrett Guy, Benson Ransom
Burch d. S., Barnett Jas. E.
Barnett Jas, Berry Ed
Berry Pleas, Byrd Nesby
Burchett Haywood, Currie Hall
Neal Catchings IT,, Coleman Olin
Carter Tony, Carter Skidmore
Grain Alex, Cooper Ed
Crawford Irwin, Crawford Sam
Cox Tony, Grumpy Jno.
Grumpy Will, Grumpy Robt.
Cullom Henry, Down ]. w.
Dawson Geo.
Dear Tom, Dishman Albert
Donnell Willie, Duncan Richard
Ebert Henry, Easterling Owen
Eubanks Walter, Evans Joe
Evans Dink. Farley Wash
Forbes Will, Griffin Will
Forbes Alex
Garner Isaiah, Garner Walter
Garner Tom, Green Will
Hale, Chas., Hobson Henry
Hiram L. P. Harris Sam
Harris Frank, Harris Ben
Hobson Rodgers, Hobson Arthur
Hobson Peter, Hobson Robt.
Hobson Tom, Hobson Eugie
Hobson Farrar, Hughes Joe
Harvey Andrew, Irby T. B.
Jenkins Mack, Jenkins Lee
Jenkins Pink, Johnson w. M.
johnson Sam, Johnson Wash
Jones Ed, Jones Ollie
Jones Robt., Kersh ]. B.
King, Jesse, Lloyd Major
Lockman Phil, Lewis Corney
Lewis Nick, Lewis Jas.
Mayors, Harden, Mike Jno.
Mack Sam, Mack Joe
Minor Ned, Melvin Geo.
Miller Ben, Myers S.
Myers Jasper, Myers Sherman
Myers Sam, Myers Nelson
Myers Maryland, Myers Wilson
Myers Geo., Myers w. H.
Myers Pink, Melvin Eugie
Mitchell r., Mikiel Pink
Mikiel Maryland, McLaurin jeff
McLaurin Will, McAfee Jerry
McAfee Albert, McAfee Will
McNair Jno., McKennon Jas.
Norman, Jesse, Pitman Edgar
Purvis P. r., Pridgeon Alfred
Purvis Aaron, Purry j. X.
Pearson Andy Jr., Parker Albert
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1911-04-13
Willie


Carter Dock, Coleman VIM.
Durr Mitchell, Davis Geo. $50
Easterling H. NJ, Golden Robt
Garner Reuben, Green Andrew
Harper T. F., Harper ]. R. ~@~-
Harper r. r, Jones M. A.
Lowe Owen, Moore U. B.
Mayes Grant, Nicely Erastus
Owens Wilson, Pierce B. A.
Peace VIM, Rally Jos.
Sullivan c. E.. Singletary Gus
Tullis w. n, Tullis c. c.
Thompson E. ", Thurman Artur
Williams S. L., Wilkinson Robt.
Wilson Robt., Wilson Frank
Young Joe
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1911-04-13
FLORENCE CORPORATION.

Berry Ike, Berry Lem
DAVIS A. R., French L. r. {
Ford Ben, Hayne N. T. \.
Laird G. E, Lamb c. NJ.
Miller J. L.
Rawls Lindsey Williams Willie
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1911-04-13
BEAT NO. 2
PEARSON.

Boothe G. WI, Blow Jno.
Baton Walter, Baton Quitman
Brown Henry, Bates Minda
Culberson L., Childress Tom ~
Childress Ed, Carey Jake
Currie Calvin, Crump Geo.
Denham Sam, Dew Jack
Garrison Luther, Hurst Ross
Hecker -, Howard Andrew
Harris Jas, Johnson Walter
Johnson Will, Johnson Lige So
Johnson Tom, Jenkins Ktndall
Kendrick Berry, Kelly Sam
Keets Reuben, Lester Jno.
Lewis Albert, Lewis King =. :
Lewis Jno, Lewis Frank 1.
Myers Henry, Myers Tom =.
McLaurin Robt., Newson Jno. IS
Nash A. D., Nash J. M. =.
Nash w. B., Robinson Will
Robinson Joe, SAINT Tom
Smith Richard, Sparkman Ebe
Simpson Dink, Simpson Robt. a
Smell Ellis, Town Jack e.
Terrell Sylvester, Terrell Dan so
Taylor Fred
Taylor Water, Taylor Jno. (son OF Geo.
Taylor Jno., (Roell MILD
Taylor Mack, Thompson Willie
Thompson Girls, Tinnin Steward
Wilhelm Joe, Wade Chas.
Watson Harriet, Weathersby Ed
Washington Robt., Woodall North
Walters Ed, Wilson Bill
Winstead Lee, Wright Geo.
Wright Reben, Williams Jno.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1911-04-13
CLEAR CREEK.

Allen Joe, Burnham r. L.
Burnham G. NJ, Boon Geo.
Bnrnham o. E.. Burnham Silas
Baugh Calvin, Byrd Hugh
Grain 4. l.. Conrad w. H.
Crosby Buston, Crosby Geo.
Eyerette Ed, Franklin A. j..
Fletcher Arch. Fletcher Ezra
Gray ]. H.. Grubbs E. Il.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1911-04-13
DOBSON.

Berry Tom, Berry Allen
Burnham Lee, Brown Jno.
Brown Willis, Brown Levi
Brown Curl, Brown Percy
Burgess Haywood, Bunsly Cy
Boon Lionel. Boon Green
Bate Eugie, Bell Hight
Clark Jas, Camp @. NJ.
Camp Jas, Cobb FELTON,
Grain Roscoe, Everette Roscoe
Everette Melton. Grimes Robt.
Hobson Green, Hobson Farrah
Hobson Wash. Hobson Chas.
Hardy Joseph, Hobbs Jno.
Johnson B., Jack lobe
Jack Will, Jack Arthur
Jack Geo., Jefferson Jesse
Jones Lee, Kersh c. E.
Keys Arthur. Keys Jeff
Lewis J. A. Lewis Will
Lee ]. a., Morris Joe
Mayors Roddy, Morrison Alice
Magee Gus. Hoffett Simms
McComb Joe, McAfee Chas.
McAfee Jeff, Odom Jno.
Odom Chas., Robbins E. S.
Rhodes Sam, Rhymes Mack
Smith Walter, Syphold Jas.
Syphold Vernon, Stubs Joe
Sandifer Andy, Talmage Mack
Terry Ed. Williams ]. r.
Walker Willie, Willis Sylvester
Willis VIM, Weakly Ross
Weathersby Houston. Walls Aaror
Young Lionel, Walters r. w.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1911-04-13
Pelahatchie CORPORATION.

Austin Albert, Alexander r. E.
Ammons JAS, Bowie B.
Bowie ISAIAH. Barrett Arthur
Clark D. G., Coaker Walter
Cline Frank. Clayton Geo.
Day A j., Day H. J.
Davis J. CT, billiard Ennis
Dobson Earl. Eubanks Wallace
Franklin E. H., Free ]. B.
Flowers Howard. Franklin Jno.
Fortune Vester. Fortune Ransom
Gray B. B., Graham ]. E.
Gray Bennett, Hilton t. NJ.
Hooper w. c.. Hogue S. J.
Hooker H. c.. Hawthorne d.
Hill Will, Hill Sam
Hill Jno., Hill Boyd
Hill Cleveland, Hutson Mort
Holmes Jno., Hose Jas.
House Albert Horne Chas.
HAYNES Arthur, High Sidney
Irvinson Lorenza, johnson ]. ].
Johnson Mat, Jackson L. ].
Jackson Chas., Jones Henderson
Jones. Jno., Kersh ]. E.
Knight, Floyd. Large S. c.
Lewis Edmond. Mathews ]. c.
Martin Tom. Mancef Wash
Morrow Alon, MCGEE ]. A.
MCGEE Chas., Newell Henry
Ordell William. Osborn Will
Quarles Jno., Raspberry S. A.
Ryals I. H., Ryals c. M
Stingily Gray, Simmons ]. A.
Slaughter ]. N. O., Thompson Julius
Walton E. A., Warren R. L.
Wilmington Jerry, Weekly Joe
Window Jno, Washington Geo.
Whitehead Groom. Ware Dock
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1911-04-13
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What They Win Do for YOu

What They Will Do for You
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FOR SALE BY BRANDON DRUG CO,
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1911-04-13
DRY CREEK.

Alliston Will, Bass Gus
Bass Will, Berry Ellis
Bass Geo.
Berry Eliot, Berry Harrison
Berry Joe, Brown Tom
Brown Ed. Brown Tom Sr.
Brown Shep, Brown William
Boggan Jno., Burchett Haywood
Burke Jerry Jr., Chambers VIM.
Grain Harvey, Grain Rufus
Grain Hulon, Grain Rosco
Cannon Reese. Cole Wilson
Golfer Joe, Chapman Robt.
Chapman Sherman, Davis Clarence
Davis Geo.. DAVIS Spencer
Davis Handy, Davis Austin
Dear Richard, EasterIing E. S.
Ford Gus, Ford S. B.
Gibson Anon, Giddings Dudley
Garner Chas., Gayden Sebe
Hobson Dan, Hobson Wallace
Hobson Louis, Hobson Berry
Hobson Tom, ~; Hobson Tom ~
Harper Henry, Hines Jas.
Hall Jordan, Jones Rance
Jones Cornelius, Jones Thelma
ackSon Fillmore, Lewis Jno.
Lewis Pete, Mangum Frank
Mikiel Chas. Mikiel ISAIAH
Myers Jno., Myers Fred
Myers Alfred, Myers Jas.
Myers Henry, Myers Sylvester
Myers Ed, Myers Hulon
McAfee- Henry, McLaurin Gus
McLaurin Shady, Potter Robt.
Potter Jno., Proctor Cary
Pickett Frank. Pickett M.
Robinson Beverly, Sherman Shack
Sutton Geo., Traxler Ollie
Traxler Oscar, Traxler Geo.
Tullis Walter, Wilson Nelson
Wilson Isaach Jr., Wilson General
Wilson Tom. Wilson Gus
White Tom, Weathersby Jas.
Weathersby Edmond
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1911-04-13

Alexander JAS, Burnham Arthur
Burnham JAS, Berry Lawrence
Bansley Ed, Clayton Ed
Clayton Dan, Davis J. D.
Dent Geo., Daniel Chas.
Durr Shack. Easterling w. M.
Easterling Lee, Harper w. H.
Hall Paul, Holmes ]. H.
Holloway Jno5 Hubbard Tom
Jones Jas, Kelly M.
Keys Cooper, Kennedy Richard
Laird A. j., Lott Zack
Lewis Sol, Moore S. c.
Myers Brant. Myers Son
Myers Henry, Myers T. E.
Mangum Jno., MCGEE Jack
MCGEE Hugh, Nichols r. H.
Ponder D. NJ. Pickett Jno.
Rodgers A. ]. S., Smith A. E.
Shots o. A, Smith Jeff
Traxler Henry, Tullis Root
Thomas Ellis. Wilson Bill
Webb Cande, Ward Chas.
Weathersby Gus, Weathersby CI
Willis Josh. Wilson Toel
The Alaska citizen., 1911-03-27
Beans and Eqqs.

Take a cupful of cooked beans. three hard boiled eggs, two heaping fabIespoonfuls of butter, one sour apple. a good-sized onion, one table spoonful of curry powder. one des- sert-spoonful of ground rice. a des- ert.spoonful of desiccated cocoanut, he juice Cf half lemon, one cupful of water in which the beans are cooked, and half cupful of rice
 Cut the hard cooked eggs into quarters, Chop the onion finely, and fry f in the butter: then add curry powder and ground rice. Stirr till well incorporated, then pour in the bean water, and stirr till it boils and thickens Let this simmer gently while you chop the apple. Add this. also sufficient salt. and the lemon juice. Add-if desired-the cocoanut and cook very gently for twenty min utes; then put in a little milk and cream. which is great improve ment. Now put in the eggs and stand in warm place, or over hot water Have the rice boiled and nicely dry Make a border of the rice. drain the beans and put them in the center; then arrange the eggs oh top OlIting them carefully out of he curry sauce) and pour over the sauce
The Alaska citizen., 1911-03-27
Macaroni and Oysters.

Quarter of pound of macarOni eight oysters, one heaping table spoonful of butter, few drops of lemon juice. half a cupful of tomato pulp, one tablespoonful of olive oil one tablespoonful of grated cheese two tablespoOnfuls of chopped pars- ley. Boil the macarOni in boiling Saltcd water until tender; then drain off the water and lay the macaroni in cold water
 Cut each oyster in three pieces. Melt the butter in a pan and put in he oysters with the lemon juice and a dust of salt and pepper; let these cook from one to two minutes. Then pour in the tomato pulp. This is made by rubbing some canned or fresh tomatoes through sieve. Add the olive oil and keep these hot. Add the macaroni to the oysters. etc. also the grated cheese and parsley Make the mixture very hot. Cut thick slice of bread from a loaf, trim off the crusts, notch 1t prettily round the edge and hollow it out in the center so as to form a case. Fry it to golden brown: then fill it with the macaroni mix ture. If preferred the oysters may be omitted from this dish
The Alaska citizen., 1911-03-27
Germ of LeprosyF Found
 Louisiana Doctors Give Hope of Its Conquest

other bacill Here k the second source of infection. which has prob ably given rise to the belief that the disease ran in family. no; in all its members. but liable to show itself in the second and third generation.
 \ house occupied b. a lcpcr is poisoned for many months afterward. the germs given forth by him finding lodging in the walls and he wned- work or elsewhere. Hence the ten. denCy of members of the same family co develop the disease. or is appear ance in a family which has moved in afterward and before the house Das been lroI crly disiufccred
 With thee facts known il will be far easier matter to protect against leprosy and to prevent its spread. and it ought 10 be possible to stop the conditions which the Berlin con gross found that the disease is grow ing more prevalent in European and American countries.
 There is still the unsolvcd pr h. lem of the discovery of a serum or preventive, but with The new lichf now shed on the subject this ought not 10 he far away Dr. Duyal him. self said: The experimental wrk points 10 the solution of the cure problem. It indicates that q serum is possible. and We have geod req son fer believing that the immune serum will come as the direct result of our Experiments"
 The first step in the discovery al Tulane was made year ago when Dr. Duval succeeded in iS0lariu~ tho leprosy germ This Wa~ very diff. cult and accomplished only with special foodstutfs a problem worked our by Dr. Gustavo Mann. The fur thCr fact now made known that fish when filled with. leprosy germs give no indication of it is evidence of the danger of the disease and hnW easily and unsuSpoCtingly it may he introduced into the human system. II is hoped by the time the ncVt leprolOgist congress meets to fav hr- fore it not gnly the discovery but also a possible serum that VI pre- vent or cure the disease. and thus rtd the world of one of the alde-f and most dreaded diseases.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-03-27
IF YOU COULD KNOW

If you could know the half of all | ycarn to be to you. Dear Heart Each day that dawns | struggle to be strong and do my part, Yet when at last the night comes softly down humbly pray Lord. grant me still to prove my tender love just one more day. Just one more day to strive to rise above small troubles, petty care. That my Cramped soul may break it's earthforgcd bonds. al last to dare
 To face the future and to gladly live with courage new. Loyal and cheerful facing toward the light for truth and you. And vet I feel in spite of all the heights which can never scale. In spite of all the many tests in which I daily fail That my deep love, more deep and pure and strong than I can ever show.
 You somehow. through my failures, doubts and fears, will come 10 The dreary clouds cant hide the sun for aye it glimmers through;
 The sweet. wet violet, struggling through dead leaves. still shows its blue.
 And so l trust. though oft strike loves chord with clumsy hand, Youll feel the melody l tried 10 play. and understand.
 -The CMsmonnll-an-
The Alaska citizen., 1911-03-27
PERFUMED BURGLAR
 ABE'S PAL
EX-BOSS MEETS YOUNG MAN WHO ROBBED RESIDENCES
 OF OAKLANDERS.

SAN FRANCISCO. March 9.-Au Examiner special from San Quentin prison says one Cf the first acqunin- tances eE-Boss Abraham Buet made vest erday was none other than Her bert r. Ecsrold, "perfumcd buIglar.' who was sentenced 10 l. years in san Quentin prison by Judge uuahga of Sacramento. following the young mans plea of guilty. RCspold Wa- brought down from Sacramento Cn Monday and cXchan@cd greetings with Rucf yesterday The crime for which the youthful offender will spend a great part of his life behind the gray walls and steel bars was committed in Sacramento when he helped himself to jcwelry and valu ables from a capital city home
 For a long time he maintained his innocence and declared to these friends who stood by him that he would be free. Then a note which he had written to a former sweet heart asking her aid in break from jail was found in a shoe of dope fiend" about to he released. After that the youthful criminal lost much Cf his brayado and confessed 70 having been the one who attack ed Miss Constance Mccse. iu Oak land, making his escape on that night by fiGhting his way 10 freedom. When he fled from the MCese home, after telling Miss Mecse and her farhe" with lIs jimmy, ht left the burglars tool behind him and it was that act which cost him his capture The jimmy dropped was scented with peculiar perfume and it was traced to Respold, who had a habit of using much strong perfume.
 Resnold is the sou of a wealthy San Francisco wine merchant who at first refused to aid his son in any way. It was only after friends had used their influence that the father obtained an attorney for the youth.
 Numerous young women of Oak land and nearby cities claimed Res bold as their fiance until the news of his arrest leaked out. The prisoner had moved in society circles and there captured the hearts of several of the fair sex.
 When conversing with Ruef, Res pold did not appear much disheart ened. His sway in San Francisco society made him welcomed ac- quaintanCe with the former political power.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-03-27
CRUEL WON AN

The tramp narrated 10 teliaw wanderer the story of an intensely tragic occurrence. "Gus, he said. there was a bootiful lawn in front of the 'ouse. nicely kept and it look ed a real good chance for gettin' a bit of honest sy"perthy So | walks in. gets down on me ands and knees. and starts chcwin' the grass. Out comes as kindly-lO1lin' a lidy as I ever seed. and wan cd Jn know wot l was doin' Told her | 'adn't 'ad grub fer weeks. and was obliged to eat grass. She lo keI very approximately al me and then said My pore man. Come around behind the house The grass jS longer there,"
The Alaska citizen., 1911-03-27
New York Museum Gets Shell Two
 Feet in Circumference.

New York; Feb. 1N.-The largest sgg in the world, eighty times rhc size Cf an ordinary hGn's egg, is one of the Iatest acquisitions of .he American Museum of Natural His .o.y. in New York
 | would moi probably te cla-~t. lied by an interruptions dealer a. "s rict'y frc-h," for the sci utist4 declare fhat il Was laid more than 1po >ears ago.
 l. was pupularly known in Nada- 2a-ear, whence i came. as the pro duor of the flying elephant, au eyinct species of roc known as the &.pHornjs maXimGs
 The egg is two feet two nahes around is shortest circumfgrcuce,
The Alaska citizen., 1911-03-27
Eaos and Spinach.

Four eggs. one pound of spinach. one truffle, one heaping teaspoonful of grated cheese. four tablesp poonfuls of thick white sauce. salt and pep per Carefully pick over and wash he spinach. Cook it in boiling water with a little salt until tender. then drain and press it very well. and either pass it through sieve or chop it. Season it nicely. Slightly butter four scallop shells. put flat layer of spinach in each and on this lay neatly poached egg Mask il carefully with white sauce, which must be hot and nicely seasoned Sprinkle over the top some of the grated cheese and garnish with lit. tlc chopped truffle Put the shells iu the oven for minute or two to slightly brown the cheese
The Alaska citizen., 1911-03-27
HIS PARTY,

X mairon of the most determined character was encountered by a young wruau reporter cn a com'ry paper. who Was sent out 10 iu.cr- view leading citizens as to their uu'itigs. May I sge Mr. !' ehe a ske1 of a stern locking woman who opened the door at enc house. No. you cau'I,' answered the mauon de cisiycly. "But want to know what party he belongs to- pleaded the oirl The woman drew up her tall figure. Well, take good l-ok at me- she said, I'm the party he be- lgngs to-"
The Alaska citizen., 1911-03-27
GIANT EGG LAID IN l5OO SUES GInL Wn8 nf4ED HIH

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