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The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1912-02-08

man earns in a lifetime. Who staked
you?"
Pauls head went up a tribe deH
antly. Sanger"
Sanger"
81 gave you the chance first"
"But Sanger's an enemy. It's bad
policy to get under obligations to a
man you've got to fight" Bob answer
ed evenly.
"Your enemy. you mean" Paul
sneered, not mine. as this e
proves"
Evidently" Bob looked out Of the
window.
Another silence. again broken by
Paul. See here. McAdoo!"
Bob turned slowly at the name
YES? You've upset the ink"-he paus
ed-"Paul." There was a slight EN-
phasis on the name. which Paul did
not heed. The latter seized a blotting
pad and impatiently mopped up the
ink. Then he turned again to Bob
There are some things you and I've
got to come to an understanding about.
Why did you take me upY"
you've asked me that before"
Don't temporize. | ask 1t again"
Bob smiled. "You seem to have put
me on the witness stand. However.
I'm not bound to answer"
aren't your" Paul said with an
ugly laugh. Maybe | can answer fol
you. 1t strikes mt you took me ur
to make use of me and to keep me
down where | could never demand
what I've earned That's true, isn't
it?"
1T strikes you that way? A few
thousand dollars put a different light
on a good many things. don't theyT
Bob inquired with suspicious gentle
ness.
Save -FOUR insults for your hired
heelers." Paul struck the table angri
ly. I'm not one of them"
rs there anything else Sanger-youI
friend Sanger-suggested to your
Yes" Paul declared with angry We
hemence, "he Is my friend. | want
that understood I've learned from
him what you didn't dare tell me-thai
he offered to help make me governor
and you refused"
We'll. what of 1t? You wouldn't
have me take up that offer. would
you?"
"Why not?"
II might refer you to a certain
speech Of yours for reasons"
BAH" Paul threw out his arms In
a gesture of supreme disgust Don't
try to come hat slush on me. The
role Of sanctimonious Pharisee doesn't
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1912-02-08

In one day $500 head of sheep we're
shipped from Colome to eastern mar
kets, this being the largest single
shipment of sheep ever made from the
new county of Trip. The sheep left
there on a special train of IL cars.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1912-02-08
Nut Cake
Simply Delicious

By mrs. Janet Mckenzie HiU, Editoro Of
the Boston Cooking School Magazine
In giving this recipe, Mrs. Hill 10
lieves it to be one of the best all-around
cake recipes it has been her good for
tune to make. The simplicity and uni.
formly good results will appeal to every
housewife
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-21
COLEcIO DK SAN u.DEFONgO.
PARA SENORFTAS
dirigido per Las
HExNANA2 DE Ia Carload.

En- este planted Sc cursan las asigna
turas propias de la primera enselianzak
dan lecciones de Ingles, Francis m
Mtisjca-CLASES M DE ADORNO: d..
bujo, pintura, taquigraffa, maQuinilia n
confecci6n de fiorea.-CLASES DE- La
stpnE.o;- - Costura, tapiceria, enesisss
bordados en- orc, itografis, sedss, saes-
ssc
Ademas de ias asignaturas meBeiena-
das. 80 instrnye las alumnas. con gran
.suIero IN e1 c0biern0 interior de ans.
casa W. les ensena tOda clase de OSeioa.
doIlSRtlc04
Los cur.os empaezau el 10. de Sep.
tiembre Sc admiten alumnas intsrnas n
aXternAA
pars iufor'n-s dir.g;rae q la Gekeres
&np-r1r%s
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-21
MAS NOTICIAS

NUs dIcen IL Naguabo que aver, lg-
v,acif, Gonzalez Davila conducia un ca
xro tirado por bueyes 10 dejo volcar
sauSandole la 1nuerte al muchacho AntO-
saao Moreno. Fl carretero fue arresta-
sFo r al Iuez ertiende en- ei asunto.
la policia de este distrito ha prestadc
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-21
BUQUEs ANUNCIADos

Vapor espanol Conde Wifredo. Rotor
nar1 en- los rrimeros dias de Jurio
pr5>1no para seguir 1iaic con dcstino 4
Vigo, Coruiia, Santander, Cadix, Ma
laga Y Barcelona,
Con>ig. Sobrinos de izquierdo y TO.
Vapor espanol Balmes Sali6 De
Barcelona Ell s del presente, para Cana
rias, Puerto Rico Cuba
Consignatarios, Sobrinos Izquierdo Co.
Vapor espanol Legazpi. Del 25 al 26
del corriente estara aqui procedente del
Centre America
Consignatarios Sobrinos Ezquiaga.
Napores americanos Yaguez Borin-
quen. SaIieron de New York para esta
el Is del corricnte
Consignatarios. InsuIar Line
Vapor americana Harry Luckenback
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-21

los sigrlientes servicios en- las nltimas
veinticuatro horas:
Alterar la paz, diez y seis; acometi-
miento y aggression, cuatro; infracci6n ar
ticulo 444 del C0digo Penal, uno in
Fraction ley de sanidad, uno; crueldad
con animales, uno; infracci0n reglamen-
to de carreteras, mO; expoSiciOnes des-
honestas, uno; hurto menor, unO; y por-
tar armas prohibidas dos.
Anoche fueron arreStadoS Poicarpo
Ortiz Y Alberto Ortiz por haber altera-
do La paz plblica durante ell mitin cele-
brado en- la plaza de Baldorioty por la
Federation Regional.
Policarpo estaba algo ebriO y sin causa
iustificada agredi6 Alberto, quien tuvo
que defenderse
La Federation Espiritista celebr0 ano-
che un mitin en- la plaza de Bayam6n.
Entire otros oradores hicieron uSo de
la palabra la Senorita Librada Rodriguez
V los sefiores r. Negr6n Flores Andres
Rodriguez
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-21
I'm EIMPRE.STITO
wETNIoN DE PROPIETARIOS
EN- BlAYAMON

DE arusrss0 con una ley aprobada en-
sa Ultima sesi6n de La legislature en- la
axse 80 ysroyae que para efectuar los mu-
aacipios cualQuier emprestito en- vlrtud
axa cuaL haya de ser aumentada la trlbu-
sgxs.iy5n. han decontar con La venia delama-
sorfsa he los propietarios del municipio,
lsarar hubo xrsaa reunion de propietarlos
sam Bayam6n-
Hace tielnpo que sc viene palpando en-
sl pueblo raet.cin1ado la falta de un acue-
-ssasacto que liz proweyere de aqua potable
~ como CataTlo. que tambien carece
SAe sse Ioufs7o. La necesidad Sc acen-
,suaha rass Y mas caia dia y habla que
ss-en@dlarha.
Sc reunIerou aver todos los propleta-
s-ias conyuca(yoS previamente por el al
.esAde sfe Bayanldn. Sr r. Diaz Clntron
So scord6 autorizar al municipio para
.ryue haga nn eaprssSiitO de ciento veln-
~se mil dollars para eonstruir un acue-
.ssaneto que proPoreione aqua Bayamon
NJ Catano-
B H4ag la certidumbre de que ell Conse-
SSs. Eiecntivo 10 aprobara pues es absolu-
RssnnFsnte necesaxac-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-21
EXPORTACION

Cafe tornado aqui por el vapor es-
oa1ol Catalina para los siguientes
puertos:
Habana-Sucs. de Roses y Co., 950s.
)3.500ks.
Sues. de F. Pintueles y Co. zoos
sO0OOks.
j. T. Silva y CO. 355s 30.625ks
MARQUEE y Co. SOS. 5.25Oks.
Manzanillo-. j. Ochoa Hno. 120s.
11756ks
Cardenas-Sucs. de Roses y Co. zoos.
l000Oks
Caibarien-Sucs. de Roses CO. Sos
5.000ks.
Sues. de F. Pintueles zoos. 10000ks
Total: 2O254 sacos con un peso de
1876. 131 kilos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-21

el IS del corriente saldra de New York
para tsta
consignatarios, Insalar Line.
Vapor americana San Juan. SaEi6 ID
New York, para esta 81 Is del corriente~
Consignatarios, The N. Y.P. r. IS. 60.
Vapor americana Carolina. Saidra
el % del actual para New York
Consignatarios, The N. Y. r. r. IS. Co.
Vapor americana S. " Luckenbaek.
Ell % del corriente saldra para New
York
Consignatarios, InsaIar Lime.
Vapor americana Caracas Saldra dc
New York para esta sl % del corrian-
te a
Consignatarios, Villar Co.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-14
ATTORNEYS FIGHT
IN BRISTOL COURT
FEDERAL COUNSEL MAKES SEySA.
TIONAL ATTACK ON LAWYER
FOR THE DEPENDANT.
JUDGE IMPOSES FINES
BATTLE occurs DURING PROGRESS
z nE sITWER4ss.sp.e CASE NHscfa
WENT TO THE JURY LATE
LAST NIGHT.

BRISTOL, VA. TENN. May 1s.-
Attorneys engaged in fist fight In
the Federal court at Abingdon, Va.
this afternoon during argument In the
case of Walter d. Sutherland. former
cashier of the First National bank OF
Clintwood. Va. on trial for embez-
element and abscondfng.
United States District ATTORNEY
Barnes Gillespie became so incensed
CT a remark made by Attarney HolIa-
day Sutherland for the defense that
he sprang forward toward him ana
dealt him stunning blow in the FORE
head with his fist.
Ii seems that Sutherland. who is
a relative of the prisoner condemned
the district attorneys methods OF ex-
amining witnesses as unfair and this
Led to the assault. Judge Mcdowell
imposed fines
The Sutherland case was given to
the jury after q night session tonight
and a verdict Is expected tomorrow
The general impression is that there
will be a verdict OF guilty or hung
jury. Sutherland has made a vtgor-
Gus fight, claiming that he did not
take the money and that be abscond-
ed to shield others higher up who
did get It.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-14
Chief Instructions by Judge
Staples TO Jury Hinge
Upon I his Point
WILL COMPLETE
ARGUMENT TODAY
General Opinion is That
Quick Verdict of Guilty
Will be Rendered
Wednesday
INSTRUCTIONS
GIVEN TO JURY
{ BY w. Mod. WlLLlAMS.)

WYTHEVILLE. VA, May H.
The following Instructions. when
Judge Staples himself wroue af-
ter refusing instructions along
the Same lines. couchod in differ
ent language. are the principal
instructions upon which the de-
Tense bases It's hope vi saving me
prisoner from the electric chair: u
The court instructs the jury
that whom the court told tbs
sheriff to take charge Of ths pris-
oner, il was the duty Of the pris-
oner to submit himself to the Gus
todS of the sheriff. but if without
IN fact. Intending to resist the
sheriff or escape from his custody.
the prisoner did some lawful act
which the sheriff mistook for re-
sstance or effort to escape. and
thsreupon the sheriff fired upon
the prisoner. tho prisoner had a
right to use such force az reason
bly, seemed necessary to him in
order to protect himself from such
fire."
The defense claims that FLOYD
Allen had committed no unlawful
act until after he had been fired
upon by Sheriff Webb and Clerk
Goad.
Another instruction which they
are hoping will save their client
from the electric chair is
1.-The. court instructs the Jury
that while man may not Justify
his acts in killing a human being
in a difficulty brought on by his
own fault. nevertheless. IL, after
having brought on a difficulty,
the defendant abandoned all UNI
~ lawful purpose and refreshed 40
far as he could with safety to him
self or was prevented from re-
treating by friends, or ad.sr-
saries' attack. and then Etot ut
some person to protect himself,
he could be guilty OF no higher
crime than granddaughter; but IL
4 prisoner has resisted arrest by
an officer. and thus brought upon
himself reasonable force at the
hand Of such officer. he has no
RIGHT to retreat from such officer
and continue his resistance
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-14
Working Himself Into Tower
of Rage He Denounces T.
r. as Dangerous Esotist,
Flatterer, Demagogue
OWN PARTY AMAZED
AT VINDICTINENESS
OF THE PRESIDENT
Stumps Three Districts of
"a Ohio, Assailing Roosevelt at
Every Jump-Making
Strong Play for
Negro Vote

CAMBRIDGE. OHIO, May IL
Casting to the winds his policy of
defense. Taft. In whiriwind Of YER
bal aggression. assai1ed Theodore
Roosevelt here today, and denounced
him as dangerous egotist d. fiat
terer" and "demagogue"
A crowd of several thousands
| howied their delight when the pres
.ident put stings and slashes into AL
most every word.
Mr.. Taft began 10 take the often
sive back at Caldwell, where he de-
voted most OF his speech to the most
bitter arraignment he has yet made
of Colonel Roosevelt, and his rela>
items With Director Perkins of the
Harvester and Steel trusts, and the
immunity which these two interests
enjoyed during the regime OF the col
onei. Even the memb ers OF the pres
ident's own party were amazed when
he walked out on the platform ut
Cambridge and speaking OF his late
friend, cried:
Hates n FTatctrer.
"It is ]. /. /, all the time. You'd
suppose there wasn't anybody In the
country who could do this job but
Mr.. Roosevelt. Suppose you feed
that egotism and vanity and put him
in office with sense of power and Ii
disregard OF constitutional restric-
tons. 1t would be dangerous to the
country. l hold that the man Is a
demaEogne, and . hattersr. ] like g.
man to tell the truth straight out. 1
hate to see a. man try 10 hcneyfuggie
the people
Steui,cnyflle Enthusiastic.
STEIBENylILE, O. May Ia
Red ffrrs cheers and more enthusiasm
than the president has seen since his
second invasion of Ohio, awaited him
! here tonight With Market street
blocked from curbEto curb with thou
sands of voters the president deliv-
cred his last speech of the day, Al
though his voice rasped from the sew
enteen speeches he made earlier to-
day, Mr. Taft continued 10 siam
Roosevelt, and boost the Taft admin
istration.
Bid for the Negro Vote.
1t became known today that a
strong bid will he made by the Taft
| managers for the Ohio negro vote.
through rakins up the Brownsville,
Texas shooting, and members OF the
Twenty-fourth infantry have been
7 imported into the STATE 10 caInpdisN
with Representative Roddenhers
One OF these negro troopers Is Ser
geant Mingo Sanders. who was dis
missed after twenty-five years OF
service Another Is private Ballard
When Colonel Roosevelt enters
Ohio tomorrow morning at Steuben-
Vile. at 1i;45 O'Clock, he will miss Il
collision with the president by only
three hours. as President Taft leaves
at s:4b. The presidents managers
are shuddering TO think what might
have occurred Il the two happened 10
come together. Roosevelt will cover
some OF the territory that the presi-
dent did today.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-14

STACNTON. VA. MAY 13.--Coming
as a sequel to the rtunpus caused by
Miss Mary Johnstons suffrage talk at
the time of the meeting of the virginia
Federation of Womeu's clubs In Staup-
ton a week ago. the Ladies' auxiliary
and the. Civic league. local organiza-
tfens. have Withdrawn from the, gep~
eral association
This secession seemingly is an ex-
preston OF approval OF the actions OF
Mrs. w w King. of this city. who in
vited tho Richmond equal rights cham
pion TO stanton and who. by SO do
ing. is said to have evoked criticism
from some OF the federation members.
Tn the day after the Richmo ID
novelist told the club women that they
ought to demand the right 10 vote, ane
delegates got up In the meeting, de-
clared that the suffrage stuff had moth
ing to do with the business of the fed
GRAFTON and criticised the then prcsi-.
dent for having invited Miss john
ston to attend the convention II
created the one sensation of the meet
ing. but the majority evidently sided
with the protesting delegate. for reso-
lutions We're adopted to- the effect that
"the Virginia Federation of Nomen's
clubs does not endorse Womans sur
frage questions" and that although
we accord to every member full liberty
of opinion. vet We are opposed to the
federation. as such. entangling itseh
with any public issue or disputed ques-
ton"
THIS decision TO keep out of poll
tics evidently did not appeal 10 the
Stanton women for at meeting hello
on Thursday afternoon they adopted
some resolutions of their own. These
were like this.
Whereas we feel that the useful
ness OF the federation will be complete
lv stified by the elimination Of the dis
cussion OF the public and disputed
questions. we therefore withdraw our
membership
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-14

teou to send Ave young
Germany awakened volume of interest
-
Numerous
will be off into separate
outside the city There will be
in Candidates will compete only
against their sister candidates the
district ali obtain their
CHOICE OF THE cHapERoNE
of happy
the lady candidate who will have secured the
number of of all seven
incentive the ambitious candidate to secure
the whole contest and thereby
female relative OF hers or woman
had helped her secure the winning votes
the the the
however she completes with the candidates from al the
virginian themn her
district all discs outside Of all OF the districts TOT that
the reach the subscriber by means
CARR
An appreciated by
tho eashore invited is
relish the idea
spending short n with friends.
make of England Ger
many. would embrace all
wish this friend bon
would naturally turn away with sigh
a compelled to at home
Surprising,
accommodation
go you ttaa th A ,t -, sn,a,n ,sonss,vN,n short
with leave at
home would offer for which would be able
appreciation
But si you would under obligation friend
opportunity earning the little
effort of taking Independently obligation anyone
cared for That would be almost
too goodt to be
you upposing suppose op.
porunity joining
the You would that the thing
Imaginable
o
Holland England Will
every of expense from home.
virginian do
will make
opportunity
of a
WIN you take advantage of
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-14
he SUCCEEDS IN
SAVING OFF LIMB
But AUGUSTUS DAVIS FoRGETs HE
is on SIDE AWAY FROM
TRUNK OF TREE

Augustus Davis. u negro. of sis
North Third street, tried new method
OF cutting limbs from show trees late
yesterday afternocn--and is dead.
Augustus went out on The end Of q
limb between forty and fifty feet from,
the ground and sawed between himself
and the trunk OF the tree. He had al
ready sawed off one limb. but in the
first instance had placed himself mex,
to the trunk. The second time he
crawled out. straddled the limb. ana
without thought Of the consequences,
began to saw. The saw was worked
away from him. 1t worked well. and
the limb began first to sag and thei.
70 break re realized his mistake too
late AS the bourh began to give way
beneath his weight he attempted to
crawl back to the trunk OF the tree
But tie .imb broke. and Augustus and
limb were precipitated to the ground
He fell head foremost. on a brick paw.
ing in hts yard and his skull was
crushed. He breathed a few moments
and then died.
His wife. who was in the house,
heard the crash and rushed out, only
to see her husband lying dead. with
blood pouring from his mouth ana
nose She called to neighbor to sum-
mon the city ambulance. and DIR. j. !.
Hulcher responded. But there was
Coroner Taylor. The man was then
dead.
Coroner Taylor viewed the body, bu,
decided that an. inquest was unneces
sary
Augustus was fifty-eight wears Of
age. and was e. respected citizen among
the colored people. He owned a nice
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-14
COURT WILL PROBE
HAWKINS MYSTERY
TO TRY FIVE PERSONS ACCUSED OF
SHAVING PRETTY CAROLINA
GIRL
VICTIM STILL ALIVE j?
STARTLING STORY OF FRIEND
- TN At lin. 2AA n SEEN x4ksRH&EACEsAza ~
SUPPOSED BODY WAS FOUND
DEEPENs INTEREST.

RALEIGH, n. c.. MAY 13.-To try
five persons, four of them women,
whom the grand jury say are guilty
of numbering a pretty girl of 10. while
a friend of the supposed victim. ctti-
en- Of unimpeachable character. swears
that he, has seen and talked TO her
since the crime. and knows her where
ahouts, is the problem that confronted
Judge Foushee when he convened Hen
derson county court today.
The case, since the body OF pretty
Myrtle Hawkins was found In "a lake
near Hendersonville last summer. has
rivalled the Beattie case In mystery
and interest. There was evidence thar
a criminal operation had been at.
tempted and the body then thrown into
a lake. The body was positively iden-
titled arti two coroner's juries made
Intellectual efforts to fasten the crime
upon someone. The grand jury took
II up and returned five indictments.
declaring In unmistakable terms tina,
they were sure hey had the guilty
parties. These five now face the cleo
trio. chair for their alleged crime. and
people OF Hendersonvilie. and the
whole state have rested content. walt :
ing for the May term of court, salts.
fled that the crime was at last to be
avenged.
says Girl 10 Alive.
A few days ago the case took n
startling turn when w. c. Shelnut, an
Atlanta travelling man, swore that he
met and talked with Myrtle Hawkins
weeks after she was reported dead. II.
Jacksonville. Fla. Shelnut, who Is now
in Hendcrsonville to testify, knew the
girl well. and Is positive In hls state
ments. detailing the conversation h.
had with her. He states that the girl
told him she was given money by n
citizen Of that town to get away, ana
that she was on her way to Seattle.
Wash. Shelnut further says he knows
Of his own knowledge that she Is now
in that city
The Identification OF the hody found
In the lake by father and brother was
positive at the first INQUEST though the
BODY was badly mutilated.
The trial will not be reached pclore
Tuesday Or WednAsdAv.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-14
INTEREST is CREATED BY
ANNOUNCEMENT OF TOURS
BY RICHMOND VIRGLNLAN
Eight Young Women May Win Foreign Tours-Chaperone to
be Chosen by Contestant Receiving Highest Vote
Atlantic City Trip to Second Highest

yesterdays Ygnan of its
midsummer tour OF FRANCE
awakened volume of
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-14
DEPOT PLANNED
FOR MARTINSVILLE

MARTINSvII.LE. VA. May 13.--
The forces OF the Danville and West
ern Railway company. headed by W.
e. Steele. are in Martinsville and are
preparing to begin the work OF de-
molishing the Alliance warehouse,
preparatory to the erection OF the new
passenger station of that road here
The new station viii not be let to
contract but Will be erected by the
railroads own forces. This will be q
long and much needed Improvement
to the town and the facilities OF the
panyilie ana Western at this point.