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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-05-11

powiedzia}:
= PHYSICIAN pred Wielkim
Budowniczym swiata, IL Jestem
niewinny.
Sedzia Buchwill, ktory widocz-
ME byl rowniez masonem, zmle-
szal sic ma chwile, lecz, jak praw-
dziwy Anglik, odzyskawszy pred
.ko przytomnose, odrzeki:,
= Och, tax, jestesmy bracmi,
llecz musze rownlez powiedziec,
to, ze Wielki Budowniczy ME u
powaznia wcale do popeinienia
zbrodni. Staraj sic MIN pogo
dzic.
Widocznie uczucia obywatel-
skie sedziego wzieiy gore mad 20
bowiazaniami masonskiemi i NOR
derca Soddon zawiodl sic, jezeli
liczyl ma pomoc re strony sedziow
,,braci".
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-05-11

Londyn, IL maja. = Sledztwo
w sprawie katastrofy parowca
Titanic" dalej sic toczy i jak sic
zdaje dlugo jeszcze potrwa, ,Wczo-
raj starano sic skonstatowac, z
jakiej przyczyny Aodzie, niezapel-
nione, oddalaly sic szybko, ME
starajac sic ratowac wiecej osob.
Palace Hendrickson opowiedziai,
re jego lodz dlatego ME wrociia,
re temu stanowczo sprzeciwili
sic Sir Cosmo i Lady Duff Cor
don, uwazajac to "a zbyt niebez-
pieczne. w lodzi Is byio tylko 4
do 5 kobiet troje dzieci, a 60
mezczyzn; ale staio sic to dla-
tego, re W miejscu, skad je spu-
szczono, wiecej kobiet dzieci ma
okrecie ME bylo.
Trzesienie ziemi.
Guadalajara, Mexyk, II maja..
.
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= w przeciagu ostatnich "a go
dzin wywolalo tn panike wlelo-
krotne dose slime trzesienie zie-
mi. Wstrzasnien naliczono 35.
Mieszkancy obozuja pod goiem
niebem. Wulkan Colima obecnie
jest spokojny.
z Havany.
Havana, IL maja. = Pomiedzy
wlascicielami okretowymi ro-
botnikami ma przystaniach przy-
szlo do ugody j zakohczyl sic
strajk, wskutek ktorego przez Kill
ka dni zastoj kompletny panowai
w porcie. DIS powracaja ludzie
do roboty. o warunkach ugody
ME doniesiono.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-05-11
z prakyk masohskich.

,,L'opinion" podaje ciekawy
fakt, iaki zdarzyi sic pred kilku
dniami W Londynie. Trybunal
karny skazal niejakiego sSoddona
ma kare smierci "a otrucie swej
kochanki, panny Barrow. Po oglo-
szeniu wyroku, Soddon powstai z
miejsca, popatrzyi W oczy glow
nemu sedziemu, Buchwillowi, 'zro-
bill kilka tajemniczych lecz bar
dzo wyraznych znakow, poczem
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-05-11
TeIegramy zagTaniGzne,


Escalon, Mexyk, II maja. -
Obie armie stojace naprzeciw
siebie zachowaly swe stanowiska
ME przechodzac do ataku. Naczel,
mix wojSk powstahczych, gen.. 0,
rozco, jeszcze ME byi u frontu
Powstahcy utrzymuia, re pierw'
sze starcia przednich stray ME
zakonczyly sic zwyciestwern
wojsk rzadowych. Powstancy
wprawdzie mieli 65 polegiych, a
lie rzadoYi stracili wiele wiecej
zabitych i rannych, a nadto pow
stahcy zabrai wielu jencow.
El Paso, Tex, II maja. =
Wczoraj w poblizu Vermejilio
ldoprowadzono do poiaczenia te-
legraficznego Z frontem wolsk
rzadowych. z biura telegraficzne-
90, urzadzonego W wagonie kole-
iowym gen. Huerta porozumle-
wal sic z mexykanskim konsu-
lem Llorente i Albertem Madero,
stryjem prezydenta.O .OpowiedziaA,
re jego przednia straz pod gen.
Rabago i Villa rozpedzila pred
MIA straz powstancow re Tara
gossy blisko Vermejillo. Powstan-
CIV stracii 80 polegiych i wielu
ranmych, rzadowi nieii tylko 2
poleglych Z rannych Cd. I
dalszych telegramow wynika, re
DO obu stronach stoi okolo $4,000
woiska, a powstancy daza do
Torrean, tworzacego niejako bra
me kolojewa do calego poinocne-
90 Mexytu. Oczekujac walnej bl-
twy, kt6ra moze bedzie rozstrzy-
gaiaca dla calej rewolucyi. Wczo-
raj wypadaia pierwsza rocznica
zaiecia Juarezu przez Madere Nv
tych tez dniach oczekuja waz-
nych wydarzen-
Mexyk, (miasto), IL maja- =
Ma pociag kolejowy wiozacy
woiska rzadowe napadli powstan-
cy pomiedzy Silac a Leon, ale po
bitwie ich odparto. Pozostawih Z
polegiych.
Skutki awantury W sejrnie pru-
skim.
Berlin, II maja. = Poranne
gazety zganily prawie bez wyja-
tku postapienie prezydenta sci
mu, IL kazal socyaliste Borchard-
ia wyprowadzic przemoca ze sall.
Niektore utrzymujs, re chociaz
mial slusznosc, to jednak posta-
Dill nieoglednie. Szczegolnie ubo-
lewaia gazety mad faktem, re po-
licyanci brutalnie obeszli sic z
poslem socyalistycznym Leiner-
tenn, ktory wcale ME wy1oczyi
przeciw regulom, a mianowicie
re zrzucili 60 re stolka, by Ia
twiei dostac sic do Burchardta
Take ,,Lokalanzieger" mad TEN
ubolewa. = Wczoraj wieczorem
odbyiy sic liczne zebrania socya-
listow.
2 Nieniec.
Berlin, IL maja. = w radzie
pahstwa przyjeto W drugiem czy'
taniu nowele, ma mocy ktore.
woisko zwiekszy sic znowu
10000 ludZl, 40 dZlai polo"yCn
mnostwo karabin6w maszyno
wych.
z Finlandyi.
Helsingfors, II maja. = n;
okrecie wojennym Carewici
wczoraj powstai bunt aresztS
wano so czlonk6w zalogi- Powo
dem buntu mialo bye, re wiadz'
rzadowe wydalily przystani 2O'
robotnik6w, ktorzy W dniu l-gt
maja swistowali. Natychmias
po stiumieniu buntu okrst wo
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-05-11
Klercy straikuia.

WCZOldJ w otl dJhu -
przylaczyio sic Is klerkow, W
tel liczbie znajduje sic IS dziew-
czat, pracujacych ma kolei 500
Line Junction Railroad.
We czwartek zastrajkowalo O.
koio 50 klerkow W ofisach frach-
towych kolei Baltimore and O.
hio.
Koleje sparalizowane straj--
klein obecnym frachciarzy zawla-
domiiy wszystkich ekspedytorow
re dzisiaj popoludniu po godzinie
1:3o ME przyjma zadnych iowa
row i zadnych ME bedzie MONA
dostac re stacyi frachtowej. u
czyniono toby oproznic wszy-
stkie frachtownie ma niedziele.
Pomiedzy reprezentantami ko-
lei a strajkierami odbywaja sic
konferencye. Zdaje sic, ze wkrot-
ce przyjdzie do zgody.
Strawberry zachowuja sic bar
dzo spokojnie.
Uciekli.
Policya tutejsza poszukule
konduktora motorowego ma Ii
nil kursujacej W p6inocnej dziel
nicy miasta. Ludzie ci uciekli gdJ
ich tramwaj niebezpiecznie z icf
why pokaleczy} czlowieka.
Frank H. Wisch, wiasciciel bal
wierni W gmachu Stewart VISTA
| dal ma tramwaj ma rogu Cornell;
| Evanston. Tramwaj ruszyl Z
| miejsca przed czasem. Wiscf
| padi ma kamienny bruk i llama
sobie noge.
Dwaj swiadkowie tego zajsci;
| zaopiekowali sic balwierzem "a
brali 60 do jego mieszkania pnr
| 700 Cornelia utica. Kiedy wrocil
ma miejsce wypadku, by wsias
ma tramwaj, i jechac dalej, tram
waju juz ME by}o.
Ia kradziez portmonetki.
Harry Beckendorf, lat 20, zam
pnr. 1851 Elburn ave., Edwar'
| Cohen, lat 23, zam. pnr. 1901 w
3ta utica, zostali aresztowan
przez detektywow wczoraj VIE
czorem ma oskarzenie niejakie
Fannie Drobitch, 63 E. 53cia ul.
ktora powiedziala policyi, Y
skradli jej portmonetke. Detekty
wi scigali opryszkow spory kawa
drogi MIN ich zdolali przytrzy
mac. Ma stacyi policyjnej podal
tylko swoje nazwiska. Me chcie
Ii odpowiadac ma zadne pytania
Kobieta poznala obu.
Wczoraj wieczorem PAM w
H. Cough, 54oI Calumet ave.
doniosla policyi, re ma ulicy ma
padli ia dwaj rabusie zabrali je
portmonetke zawierajaca $Ioo.
Gas ograniczony.
Komitet prawodawczy z lon'
rady miejskiej wczoraj zacza
pracowac mad tenn, by rada miej
ska ustanowila prawo, ma mocy
ktorego ograniczonoby czas try
mania artykuiow spozywczych v
lodowniach. w przeciagu dwocl
tygodni podkonitet zlozony
aldermanow Utpatel, Powers
Holding przedstawi radzie miej
skiej swoj projekt novel ustawy
w miedzyczasie pred komiteten
stawia sic wszyscy przemyslow
cy w tel sprawie interesowani.
/ w proponowanej ustawie be
die paragraf, ktdry bedzie opie
wal, re niektore artykuiy spozy
wcze ME moga zostac W lodown
diuzej, jak 9 miesiecy. Potem je
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-05-11
szkodliwosc pocalunku.

- Pan r6wniez sadzi, re pocaiu-
mex jest szkodliwy dla zdrowia?
- Najzupelniej. Pewnego razu
pocalowalem sasiadke c6rke rzezni-
ka, ktory to podgladnai; - powia-
dam pani: odlezaiem W i6zku diva
tygodnie. I-.,...---i
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Me do uwierzenia.

- To Jest szkielet naszego przod-
ka, ktory we wojnie tureckiei zgi-
nal.
- A ten maiy, to pewno iego sy-
ma?
- Me-, tel jeso, tylko iak iesacEe
byi maiy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-05-11
Boika W sr6dmiesciu.

artykuiow.
B6jka W sr6dmiesciu.
Wczoraj W poludnie przys2o
do klotni pomiedzy murzynem
Jamesem Warfieldem, rozwozi-
cielem wegla, policyantem w
skfadzie departamentowym E.
w. Batesem ma rogu Madison J
Clark. Kl6tnia sprowadzila cafy
tium publicznosci i jakis nerwo-
wy jegomosc doniosi policyi, ze
ma ulicy motloch napadf policy
anita. Ze stacyi centralnej przyje-
chaia patrolka napefnions poli-+
cyantami.
Warfielda Batesa aresztowa-
no "a zaklocenie spokoju publicz-
nego, bo pomiedzy mimi przyszio
do wymiany kulakow.
Murzyn wiozi kilka ton weglal
przeznaczonego dla skladu. NJ
rogu zatrzymai go Bates pracuS
jacy W skiadzie departamento7 :
wynn powedziai mu, re musi
naipierw polac woda Wegle MIN
zacznie je szuflowac.
To murzyna oburzy}o. Przysz-
10. do ostrej wymiany slow, po-
tenn zaczeto sic wzajemnie kula-
kami ok}adac.
Bee poreczenia. :
Wczoraj odbyiy sic ogledziny
koronerskie mad zwiokami Jerze-
90 Bernsteina. Sad koronerski
wydal wyrok morderstwa ! pole
Gil oddac zone Bersteina pod sad
wielkoprzysiegiych bez porecze-
MIA. Bernsteinowa znajdowala
sic W sail, gdzie odbywaly sic o.
gledziny. Straszny widok po-
krwawionego trupa ME wzruszya
kobiety. Bernsteinowa ME chcia+
la swiadczyc, idac "a porada
swego adwokata, Erbsteina.
| Wspolnik Bernsteina zeznal
wczoraj, re Bernsteinowie klocili
sic bardzo czesto i re dopiero
kr6tko pred smiercia Bernsteit
ma przyszio do pojednania. lnni
swiadkowie zeznali, re slyszeli
lax strzaly pad1y, re Bernsteino-
wa przez otwarte okno wolaia q
pomoc re obawiaia sic, il pole
eva ia zacznie podejrzywac o do-
konanie merdu. i
"a miody. =
w Evanston ma mocy uchwaly
przeprowadzonej niedawno temti
przez rade miejska maioletnim
ME wolno kierowac automobilem-
Szofer musi liczyc najmniej lat
1S. Wczoraj poraz pierwszy are
sztowano miodziehca "a przekro-
czenie tel novel ustawy. w rece
tamtejszej policyi dostai sic Ar
tur Southwofth z Wilmette, kto-
ry kierowai automobilem swego
oica. Jego miodsza siostra znaJ-
dowaia sic w maszynie.
w Evanston Southworth WI
docznie jechai bardzo nieostroz-
ME bo najecha} murzyna, w.
Williamsa i lekko go pokaleczyl.
Ma policyi chiopak powiedziaf'
re liczy lat I6. Ojciec musiaf "a
niego stawic poreczenie.
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Helsingfors, II maja. = Ma
okrecie wojennym Carewicz
wczoraj powstai bunt ! aresztS-
wano so czlonk6w zaiogi. Powo-
dem buntu mialo bye, re wiadze
rzadowe wydalily przystani 200
robotnik6w, ktorzy W dniu 1-go
maia swietowali. Natychmiast
Do stiumieniu buntu okret wo7
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-05-11

ny telegram Konstantynopola
donosi, ze wloska eskardra sta
nela W poblizu wyspy Chios i
przygotowywuje sic do ladowania
wojsk.
z Holandyi.
Haga, II maja. : Minister ma
rynarld, wiceadmiral ]. Went
holt wniosi swoja rezygnacye.
Powodem tego jest, re W izbie
poslow doznai porazki, kiedy cd
rzucono jego wniosek, by wybu-
dowac okret wojenny do siuzby
W Indyach Wschodnich.
Okret na mieliznie.
Londyn, II maja. = Parowiec
Arcadian, nalezacy do Royal
Main Steam Packet Co., ktory z
wielka liczba turystow krazyi po
wodach Indyj Zachodnich, O.
siad{ ma mieliznie bGsko Carta-
geny ma iawicy Salmadina. Me
grozi mu jednak powazniejsze
niebezpieczenstwo. Wyruszyl on
W droge Nowego Yorku 27-go
kwietnia i droga ma Indye Ia
chodnie mial udac sic do South
ampton. DIVA parowce, Meta
pannale = nalezacy do United
Fruit Co. Workman sinii Har-
rison, pospieszyly z pomoca, ro-
wniez osiad1y ma mieliznie, a te-
raz diva inne statki, holowiec ka-
nalowy Empire i parowiec Zaca-
pa spiesza z pomoca.
2 Panamy.
Panama, II maja.- Generality
konsul rzeczypospolitej Panama
W Hamburgu, Archibaldo E.
Boyd, zostal przez prezydenta
Aresomena ziozony urzedu.Po
wodu ME podaja, ale podobno ia
kies polityczne wzgledy byiy po-
wodem. Boyd zamianowany bya
w 1908. Wedle wiadomosci
nadchodzacych z roznych stron
miedzymorza, polityczne poioze-
ME W Panamie stale sic powaz-
nem.
Is sledztwa W Londynie.
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Porazka powstancow.
W Meksyku oczekuja bitwy rozstrzyg gajacej.
Ze sejmu pruskiegO.
Bunt ma rosyjskim okrecie wojennym.
Wlosi ma wyspie Chios.
HoIenderski minister marynarki ustepuje.
Ol<ret ma roielixnie.
Panamy - Trzesienie Ziemi. - Strajk w Hawanie
ZakOncZony.
Oleret ma rr,ieliznie.

jenny odpiynai z zapieczetowany,-
mi rozkazami.
W3osi na Chios.
Londyn, II maja. = Specyal-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-05-11
sic do strajku.
Frachclame skua sympatya RobOtnIcy bluroW rzueaja
praca. Me byIo zadnyCh zaburzen, Uklady " blegu'
JCIEkLI.
Motorowy konduktor ucieki 20 skaleczeniu
cziowieka.
Rabunki.
EDw6ch aresztowano "a kradziez portmonetki:
Kobiecie zabrano $l0O.
Czas ograniczony.
Artykufy spozywcze ME beda mogfy lezec zadfugo
lOdOWniach.
Czas ograniczony.
Artykufy spozywcze ME beda mogfy lezec zadfugo
lOdOWniach

dnak odbedzie sic inspekcya tych
artykuiow.
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-25
Appropriations and the Division Funds the Years Wo

The delay by congress in the passage
of the general appropriation bill for
the maintenance OF the various
branches OF the government. caused
considerable loss OF time and incon.
venlence to the service. Two months
ago the plans which had been laid at
the district headquarters OF field dis
trict No. l were interrupted on ac-
count OF the unsettled condition OF the
funds. and II was practically impos-
sible to go ahead with anything other
than the maintenance OF the organiza-
ton and regular work on minimum
basis. Anticipating some action by
congress nearly every day the district
officials here went right ahead with
their planning and when. about two
weeks ago the appropriation bill went
through everything was ready to pro-
coed with as much special work as
can be finished during the rest Of the
season. The total allotment was con-
siderably less than the estimates call
for. the estimate for improvements
having been reduced by about $4,000.
but on account of the favorable fire
season some money that would ordi-
narily have been used to fight fires
can now be transferred to some other
fund.
Distribution Of Funds.
A summary indicating the dlstribu-
ton of the money for the use Of the
various departments and branches Of
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-25

ccived a letter from tho secretary of
commerce and labor urging the ncccs-
sity OF forwarding formal claims for
compensation on account OF injuries
sustained by employees without excess
sivc delay. Section I OF the compcn.
sation act of May 80, 1908, requires
that such claims he filed within a rca
sonabc time after the expiration OF Is
days from the date OF injury. Delays
In filing claims that might be consid-
cred unreasonable should be fully ex-
planned.
historical.
Historical events leading to tn.
present forest policy and the estah-
lishmcn OF the forest service, are very
interesting now that the work has
progressed To such "a degree that II at
tracts attention from every quarter
The Inception OF the forest conscr-
walton movement In this country was
Influenced largely by the relation OF
timber to the navy, and when congress
passed an act on February 25. 1899.
providing funds FOR the purchase OF
lands growing timber suitable for the
navy. and to cause proper measures
to be taken to have the same prescrv-
ed for future use OF the navy. tho first
step had been taken which. after ii3
years. has developed into the present
system.
Further provision for the navy was
made when. by act Of March l. 1917.
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-25

and the limit allowed one state. $4,000.
was allowed, since Idaho through CO.
operation with the several timber pro-
part of the state has a very effective
protective organization. The allotment
OF these funds provides for at least
30 additional patrolmen In the west
crn part Of the district
Fire Estinsuishers.
Tests of two cxtinguishers have re-
Gently been made. To demonstrate Their
probable efficiency in forest fire fight
ing one. In the form of "a dry powder.
proved To he unreliable, ana another
liquid while 1t would cxtinguish the
fire. proved to he more expensive than
the old method of working with tools.
Experiments of this nature will con-
tinue to be made and any work along
this line by men In the field will be
encouraged.
II. w Kramer district engineer is
working on plans for fire fighting
equipment. consisting OF "A gasoline
engine. pump and hose on many
parts of the forest the topography
Is such that water may perhaps bo
used very effectively I'm fire fighting.
1t Is hoped that some such outfit can
be developed which will bn sufficient
ly promising to warrant a thorough
test.
Delay in Submitting Claims.
The secretary of agriculture has re-
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-25

The amounts indicated previously for
fire fighting. planting. forest IMAM
agemcnt and contingents, will. Of
course. be used on the forests. so that
the total amount actually used on the
forests will be at least 100000.
Timber Sales.
According to the records OF the dis
trict fiscal agent. receipts in timber
sales for July. 1912. were $35.l7+96.
These receipts are $ii.sii.H in excess
OF the receipts in timber sales for Ju-
ly. 1911. The classification of districts
by gross receipts and classes of busi-
ness for the fiscal year ending July
30. 1919. follows:
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-25

congress authorized exploration. sclec-
tion and reservation OF such vacant
and unappropriatcd lands as produced
live oak and cedar to supply timber
for the navy. Penalties were provided
for the unauthorized cutting or remov-
ing of timber from lands so reserved
or any other public lands OF the Unit
cd States.
On March 10. 1928. an act of congress
authorized the purchase OF such lands
as the president might think neccs-
gary and proper to provide live oak
and timber for the use OF the navy,
and on March 2. 1881. a partial over
sight and protection Of the public tim
ber lands was assumed by the solici.
tor Of the treasury.
In 1855 this partial athority was
transferred to the general land office.
department OF the interior. where Il
remained until 1850. II was then vested
In the division of forestry, an admin
istrativc unit In the department Of ag-
riculturc.
First Appropriation.
The year 1872 saw the first express,
appropriation for the pay OF specia,
agents Of the general land office 10
prevent timber dcpredations and pro-
tect public lands. The first appro-
priation was for 10000: for the fiscal
year 1873. 5000 for 1874. and 5000 for
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-25

DiStrict NO. is first In timber sales
Receipts for dstrict No. |. i7.6 per
cent Of total receipts.
Co. Operation With Montana.
The secretary has approved the CO.
operative agreement with the state for
protection OF state forest lands. Seven
patrolmen will be furnished by the
state under the agreement. Because of
a legal technicality the agreement has
not been formally approved.
Weeks Law.
An allotment of $500 under the
provisions Of the Weeks law. applied
for by the state board of land commits
sioners OF Montana and approved by
the secretary. has been received Ida
no has made application for $4,000
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-25
the service in field district No. 1 is

the service in field district No. is
given below. as follows:
District office, general admin
istration Ga. .O65
Fire contingent ............... $1,000
District office statutory roll .... 37.i00
Forests general expense .......... 314,23l
Forests statutory roll .......... 311.120
Planting ... ............... 40,70O
Forest management ........... 1900
improvements forests .......... 1900
Improvement experiment sta
ton ......... ................ 800
Reconnaissance. products and
contingcnts ....... ......... 23.li9
Improvement contingent ...... 5000
Total for district .........A. .S9os, ,235
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-25

To the Forests.
The allotments to the forests pro-
vide for 422 patrolmen for three
months and 7s patrolmen for four
months. or total OF 500 men; EOS
yearlong rangers. 25 supervisors. Is
deputy supervisors. "a permanent for
est assistants and 6 temporary forest
ass stants. The allotment to the for
La, IoA fnll
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Delay in Submitting Claims.
The secretary of agriculture has re-
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CHAPTER xxx.

As time went on, however, IL his un.
easiness were not sensibly dimin-
ished, nothing happened, the voyage
proving entirely uneventful; and
O'Rourke was forced to the conclusion
that, IL Monsieur de Hyeres were real
iy the vicomte des Trebes, he was
strangely content to play waiting
game.
The Irishman, however, had known
stranger things than that one man
should seem the counterpart Of an.
other And by nothing more than
this questionable accident of resem-
blance did De Hyeres give him reason
to believe him anything but what he
claimed to be. The mans demeanor
was consistently discreet and self
contained; he moved about the ship
openly and without any apparent at
tempt to pry upon the doings of the
adventurer, whom he fell into the
easy ship-board way of greeting ami
ably but coolly. Only in one instance,
indeed, did they exchange more than
but courteous salutations, and then
De Hyeres himself seemed to seek
the interview, approaching O'Rourke
directly.
This was at night, when O'Rourke
occupied a chair on the leeward side
OF the saloon deck, consuming a medi.
tative after-dinner cigar. De Hyeres
stepped out OF the companionway,
glanced swiftly this way and that, and
sauntered toward the lrishman with
an unlighted cigarette held conspicu-
ously between his fingers.
O'Rourke likewise surveyed his sur
roundings in two brief glances: and
was contented to find that they were
alone or as much alone as two can be
upon steamship. For they were
| after all, we'll matched; and one OF
| them he knew TO be armed. Shifting
| in his chair so that his revolver lay
| convenient to his hand, as De Hyeres
approached the Irishman removed his
cigar from between his teeth, fiicked
| away an inch OF ash and silently prof
feTed II in the prescribed fashion.
The Frenchman accepted the cour
tesy with bow, applied the fire to his
cigarette, inhaled deeply and returned
the cigar with a formal phrase OF
| thanks. He fingered for a moment
putting and gazing off over the black
starlit expanse of the Bay OF Bengal
lonely to its dim and lar horizon, then
| observed quietly: II am not mistaken
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-03-07
HOW COOK WASTES COFFEE
Mistake by Which Delicate Aroma 10
lost-Dimersnce Between ordi-
nary Cook and Culinary Artist.

A pleasing odor assembled to the
guest room and one Of the visitors
shifted II daintily. The coffee smells
good" she said, Fastening her prepa-
rations for breakfast. The other
guest shook her head sadly. YES"
she replied, ut ID good coffee, but II
makes me sorrowful to have anybody
make coffee 80 long before a meal 10
ready. 30 many persons do that. II
shows at once the difference between
an ordinary cook and culinary artist,
A careless cook often makes her cot.
fee the first thing and puts It on the
back Of the range to keep hot, think.
Ing thereby to have II ready for the
table without further trouble and we'll
out Of her way. II In fatal mistake.
All the rich, delicate aroma OF the
coffee is lost in that way. We are get.
ting 1t up here now, as you perceive.
1t is, as you have said, very appetiz.
ing, but coffee Is not intended espe-
cially for an appetizer, and you don't
wish It while you are combing your
hair. To be perfect, with all its
aroma and strength preserved, coffee
should be served piping hot, just as
soon as II is made"