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NO REASON FOR DOUBT.
A Statement of Facts Backed by q
 Strong GuaraHtee.

We guarantee complete relief to ali sufferers from cousfi1aTi5n or in every case where Ne tail we will SID, ply the medicine free
 Rexa. 0rderlies are gentle, ef frcrtre, denendable and safe bowel regulator strenetnener and toni They aim to re-establish nature s functions iH a quiet easy WaX They do nos cause inconvenience uipina, or nansea They are SO pleasant 10 take and work 50 easily that theF may be taken by any one at any lime. sfhey thoroughly tone up the wlo'o system to healthy activity
 ReAal Orderlies are unsurnassable and ideal for the use Of children old folks, and delicate persons We cannot roo highly recommend them to a.l sufferers from any form Of constipa. tiqn and lts attendant evils Three sizes, I0c 25ca and 5oe Remember gou can obtain Rexall Remedies n this community only a our store The RexaIi Store The R. C. Morris Drug ce.
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WARMINc oEnrR

m the Garland Chanaary Coart l. HccafferN plamun
 Aeaust
 " E Mitchell Lewis Hays. Adam Hays Edwin Daniel James Hays atQ a1s Brothers, Immigration, Improvement and Real Estate Company Limued nefendams The detendapt James Hays and Hays Brothers lhm ration Improve. ment and aeal Estate Company Lim- Hed are warned to appear in this Court-~tthm thirty days and answer the complaint of tbe plaintiff Given under my hand and seal of said court on aia g1th day' of tauu. arv l9l
 H X WHTJfNCT0N, Clerk
 $ M Erch7-tt5 FF}}r-t4ttt44 F. T r Rutherford Attornes ad Item.
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ARLINGTON TACK STAND os. '0siTE ARLINGTON HOTEL. CAR. .RIAGE CALLS rSsS@EREn 2 PROMPTLY pAY.o NIGHT. PHONE 1916. LEE mAYaERRY, PRoPRlE. Iron
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oahkosb. Wis. Jan ik 1905 toscurA RemedZ Go Hot SprlnRs AlN. My Dear SiT-l have used quite 4 nuu- myself and friends, All who have ug9d u sta pieaaed. VIII you kindly send mB NaN dozen packages by naN ur oEFreaa 1 hiu6 express wiil be cneHpar. wlN remit aa scan a8 goods are received nay put "C03CURA fn every drug store in the CIV Let na Uoar from gca sf au1A EaLea GlIllv-
 EFFD. H wITEKaTAEW
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DR. JOHN TEipp'o 8LO0D PuRi- FiEB CONTAINS NO MERCURY OR POTASH Jt4 1-2 CENTRAL AVE
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Head Wiai Pagla Who HaIo 0sad Gosa.ra Have b Ssy

slrh m0nd rruI ureraratioh. ana araspar4Hs .roRtiuuqucg of ypnr buaia#gs. rsmaln very truiy yuarg.
 GEMR EMR
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Attorney Jas E. Graham has moved his residence so New National hotel No 400 QmnaW Telephone l00S
 I-242wks
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j Eina Brady can make piano taik at the 0esoto spr,oa aii week.
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ssr'n&asi1 Mo., Oct Is. Igs4.
 Central 8ctel asInea.

-aWtf@I fllINI HalHG31. Gcselra Remedy C0. Hsf Springs. Aes tseutitmFn Enclosed aBa zf pgaaas mcH Iae 9ma jar Hf tCC8CURA" I canst s=ep lt 8varV one takes t away ffna a4A@ In Et. Scott Kan. customer ms pliue had bad face 1 went te By Erss anQ got thu jar He useG ls t~iee Ana X cogldrt get t back Fle sent for < 1u ltfabin. Ft Scotfl 1 gaya haf oF mina nway. but ! weR'f ba without it Aeaa St once. Yours, etc.
 c. " B. JOMNSTGrv.
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GRATEFUL YOUNG LADY.
Won Handsome Doll Through Mer.
 chants Assistance.

IS EQAiLl 1ohier i yoaHa aGs who anuI las winter Vas q stranger m this city and vho in doll com. test had l8'o votes and proved Che winner in a cnnref at st John church writes thal she w,a Ge ron test through the generosity aad a. sistance ot the merchants aad 5uai- ness men and thar in trayeIio5 over the country she will exM5t Ire GoH and cen about winning it here, nd speak pieasHe fhines about a.4 city and Il ueople sof their kmaaass
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NOTICE

The Emporium vas One first 70 put fn machinery for French dry 70 prove a pnaneial faiiure nsiead has enlarged and imtators have risen ln Remember the first oid re liable
 THE EMPoRrW Cleaners lyers Pressers and Repair eals paona ft1 No 20e Central aFenue l-lmo BAsK ET B9 !. L--HoPE. HIGH SCHOOL Vs. HOT SPRINGS HIGH SCHOOL, FRIDAY NIGHT sAT0Rs DAY AFTERNOON AND SATURDAY. MIGHT, alJ0u RINK. ADMISSION 10 CENTS. 2Igt
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coLUMBtfs- f7rfo. c,ot. -4-s

ff0 lYoodbiue Ave. Oak Park. m, l-4laietFFa Remedy Co. Hst Strings. Ark. Dear .5tfs- Please fad eneI0ses cna Collar For which please send me 4 boz uf "C0SCuttA. can not i've withoug it. Very truly,
 Ford Club Pueblo Ca6
 MISS STELLA J RWYN0IseA
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Aur0st II, 1sC6

,oscurs Eemeay Co. Net Springs ArA.
 Kindly send me at once two iera "C0A. the selve since A-----.---- ---- - ----- llAA sent it Co Ine at New Orleans Meridian and here and can hlEhly recommend t. aa ve put iatg or pgsple 0n to IGOR CURA1' since ] tr1ed t 10 Hot sprlngs iusiGe of Gl the WrEppiugs Respect 'uily, hRa, A. r. sdhhkMAN.
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gE5- H DUCKarNF.
at 4n,gu nvv sa ts

Bt LOUIS, AVE. ". lgVa ,oscura Remedy Co., Hot spi inRa srk. Dear sirl have a friend here Enat han g ease uf ecaenlA tho same aa ] had Rug z --sEs, and wish y9u IU wFitg aew li1es that c8n give ttis boy t0 Fea@ aud stete hoW hc caa get yout 00DCuRA { have rsPcr ned ii any fH0Ev eaifSoe tss.ss Jns. BoIAuE t3 hear ffpm you sasa ! feTaip y0ura truly.
 CEAa te. 1OENG{fN. Tho man from the oatriHh bNrru Address tnas. q }gnrgpu. 4s22 N 3ef- ferpOn Avenue, St Louis. Mo
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rsaguay. Aiases. June 6, lg5

ENaEWHY aiasRa. June 6, lA03' roscura Remedy Co.. T3st 8ppings. Ark. gir--Fenci0sed find two dallars for two bottles of "COsCURA." Kindly send bg mau al once and 0bligh.
 H D. RIRM8E. P. E-wnst is Co Beat igures on 5ne da7en lots Aa ! think that ! can sell quite number
 corcufn RaneHy Co., H6t Springs. EFE- Dear Sir while tr t+et Springs l0F g teN ruortt1- 4fr44-Hs4Fs health. for ths acae- mn, l was under the treatment nf fhe doctor ell tue time ] was in Hot &pringa ana he dfdn't do me any good. lie maoa me wOrst an the tius until ! had Co QnH going to nin and lueH , heard sf font nenderguE reragdy "CDHCUNA." 20 { frteG two boxes Of vour galVe before left ant Springs and it eured my face up es nicely You csr send ms 2he n0x sf yoar ''CCgtss :" st onee. } wH seIrf
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Mrs Hal Greer and sons oi Beae mont Texas arc here the guests of Mr uW Mrs N E. Stoelo.
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Dec. lf. 1aaF

yoacarn Remedy Co. Hst springs Ark
 GentifIner Enciueeo you wili Ind fay shech for s1 Kindly eepd mc fwQ satB of "Cg3t 'ttfA" Co ny address here 7 { have slsa given the neYiss to uWn per of friends whom also afe terg much pleased. Be careful and pack correctly. One of my bOttiea wns sTsasHed to pieces last summer It's good thlng toure cruly l4s A. AekgIE
 8otai Regent WoshluEtGn. D. C.,
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Norf0HS, Va, July g. l9eS. SoscUTa Heu.Gdy Cof. ss=; ApF!nPs Artf Gsfifiouou-- Flease ship Ht one one lsr oe .GGsE{LMA : -- Lt beats anything ever uaed. Enclosed fined SLIGO
 JACK sEiEAaAM.
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t-ew441alrv Trv Jan B Iq06

IeWis8urg. kcH,, Jan s, l91A. CoscufA Remedy O., d8t Springs Ark Centlemen~-f @nclose you q de f@g which you VIII please send me pne tf glaha ua prices on ls by the hssg dazef 9r dCzau bottles. Yours truly.
 H, l.. TRACY
 Fl Scott. Kan. Sept s gyyf Concure Remedy CO. Hht Springs Ark. TucIored find express order Tor SLIGO, "COgCIHA" u suc. ls me prepef thing for boaxe fighters and red faces. 4 gentleman hy the name of 3onuatHn gave me aofr7s For trial and { will gay it 10 s0fuathing wonderful Rourg trulg,
 H D. 10BXN
 g2e Hast Wah Street
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Charlie I7H o- Cdmmha Ca is n the aI.Y "r bort Visit .he euest Of his sister Mrs w. 3 Neh c's GI4 Park avenue
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EEngWHY1 NiHNAAl aUIy I0, ifU3s 3o8-tsea a4nsacE G'0r. Hsk Springs arg Dear Sir -Muelased ------------------------ isi For ous dozen bottles af cos CCRA, 1o ez ~-rft by u8N ct anca, and sbIiaa H D. ktRMBn.
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Mrs Dudley Payne Of this city and .J 6 Campbell of Salt Lake cin were married in rne latter .u Ia.t week friends n taa e. having ust reeti+ed the news af dhe wcGdiaa
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As HCys 4ts G9pt 4l, lt38. s0seura Mrmsav Co. Iiet syElnaa A1S Gentlemen Enclosed find express mgoey order Tor pHu 5aiiar. fng one hGT sF "CQSGU9A" aEia Curu, gbien rAaa
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A JAR WILL BE SENT YOU

ts uoTalwa Jusr As oooD IF YOUR DRUGGIST DoEs NOT
 ~THE CoscUaA REMEDY CON
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Eaduc2a. Ery June D. iga9 icr m0re of Die aR{ye tne oeSt ugaa. rave aaG tige ccEefn9 three yeara an it aa8 n,Fend au over EfiE. bat [ agn neatly RsM. Da yeu a&t anything NWoaf Waea
 MIEa WILLIE WYAX.
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C1ecura Remedy Co Hat aprsngs Ara. DeaS Sir Y0l VII pla8ae send me onn JaF Vf ItECGkA same as : get of ruz4 w1iA- -4-@s---9ra6 yaar5 buck far ecaeraa sene 4 al once Il is all you claim for it want it fdr nilas. etc Respect fs sfy.
 q, 4. CARlueEiA AHsfa 3oacura ReueUs Co, Hgg SpEilssg1 Aea r. s~-fin9 . dollar for The *Cmn4 CITtA.'' ''
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rgaha bHo Jl,na 2 1e0g

Coscuga Remedy CO. Hot spring8 Ara t4antiemau- have used one bottle ot your "COSCLJkA" for eczema and 0nd < has helped me more than any thing sise have uscd DO far and aa no 9ue'e selling lt here, ' eBciaEe g9.Q0. for which send me iha amount ,n the remedy a1a 'f sslve. My wlfe'a face has been broken out for fifteen gears One dng ahe snid 8ne would give me 2t00 if ! weuid cure per face, Incidentally ! heard oE your COaEJRA" and ord red one iar which she h8e used and am giad to gay her face is oa it was iu EirlNoad Now 'he son pay me fhe SI90 Ih1t would Hon 10 under she circumst3ucea ' am reacEn mending sCoSCURA" to ah nlp flte nda Respectfully, Q 83s SUTTON. soS Matamoraa sa. san Aleonio, Tex
 Toronto, Ont Oct. e. 1905
 ffengiernen..- lease semd me by uai one boz "COsCURA" ointment. Hlsa luote me prices on a quantity. I can seE S lot 0f the etuH here Thanking yol ip advance q M IHiea @ C9
 per O. L. Irish.
 Fort Scott. Kan March 6 1905 IoBo11rH Remedy Co., Set Springs Ark Gentlemen Enclosed hfai one 1Q.af. Pteaaa send Uis one more Jar Qf your 'COaCuRA" 5&tu CurH it sura dees ila Foyk ss represented. z. D. G0htNl
 E20 W Walt st ,
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ark Draft for SLIGO. Tor mhlea nlNaes --4-44tser before last when ak the gsFlnzse send Me at ogrsn lar of ssG7s3gGsI7Gt A w used several iagw ot "CoSCUHA'f wBss. NtA- AAhf@e At Afs5aa EfIastS+GHa 1titN cef1ainly docs he work. and ousca. tsEs. 99fA e'ufE. H1EF. C. EssJYN
 Ift9 us1nizar Aga4avsa
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rAME no auasvfTprg--7s3sa9 KEEP eoscuRA ssN3 sloo 10 aANY, HOT spRlNgs. AHN.. AHn
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1912-10-24
BALL PLAYERS UNION
ELECTS ITS OFFICERS

= New York, Oct. 22.--Directors of the
Baseball Players fraternity elected
David Fultz. the former big league
star, president of the organization here
yesterday. Other officers We're chosen
and the plans on which the organiza-
tons is to be conducted outlined. EY-
cry club In the National and American
leagues were : represented except the
two Boston clubs and the Cleveland.
The other officers. elected are!
Vice Presidents-+Christy Mathewson,
Edward Sweeney, Michael Dooland and
sTyrus Cobb. $..,
Sec.etary-Jaceb Daubert.
No treasurer was elected. Z
II was announced that the fraternity
Will not apply for representation on
the National commission. Resolutions
were adopted requesting the National
commission to invest umpires with au-
thority to eject from the ball grounds
those who abuse a player during a
game and declaring that the fraternity
was opposed to all forms of contract
violation, all acts OF rowdyfsm on or OFF
the fields and all acts Of any nature
which may have a tendency to impair
q players ability.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1912-10-24
LAX LAWS CAUSE MURDER
MANIA, SAYS HARRISON

Chicago, Oct. 21.-Deploring the lax
ity OF. the criminal law in America,
which fixes only a light penalty for
carrying weapons, Mayor Carter Har-
ftson advocated an entire oVerhauling
ing on The shooting of Colonel ROose-
welt. . - I.
He blames the frequent attempts on
h lives of public men on the laws
which do not allow the courts to fix the
extreme penalty on would-be assassins.
He explained that the men who COM
init these deeds do so in h hope. OF
escaping. AS an example, he pointed
out the apparent inability of the Chi
-cago courts to convict women accused
Of murder. :
This thing of allowing them to gel
Off with q hight sentence or a small
fine IS an outrage" he said.
What shocks me and comes back
with ever-increasing emphasis when
eve one Of the occurrences is reported
is this tendency in America today.
Though we pride ourselves on being
a national free people, where there is
freedom OF speech and few restraints
In that respect, yet we o%utclasS Russia
IN assassins. We have lost three presi-
dents that way. 1t Is the act Of mania.
I can see no other aso
"Looseness of law is one Of the cor
tributing elements which probably are
measured by the would-be assassins.
Failure of courts to prosecute in such
cases to the extreme limit enters and
increases the general tendency of per-
sons'to .resort"to violence"
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1912-10-24
NEWSDOY'S SACRIFICE
CAUSE OF HIS DEATH
Boy Who Gave Crippled Leg to
Save Girls Life Himself
ssa. Crosses Divide.

Gary, Ind, Oct. 21.-'1 guess I'm
some godfather all" : 4 49,.
Billy Rugh, the i14-year-o old cripple.
whose withered leg was amputated to
save the life Of a girl by a skin graft
Ing operation at a hospital here, SPOKE
these words this morning and theh
died, "a, -
Pneumonia was said by the physi-
clans to nave been the cause of death.
The ailment, however, resulted direct
ly from his self-sacrifice, having been
due to irritation of the lungs by the
ether that was given him when his
leg was cut off to furnish skin for the
body of a person whom he had never
seen. ~
\ Rugh had no relatives and since com
ling to Gary a tramp several years ago
he had made his living selling news
papers on the streets. He had to be
trusted for the first bundle Of papers
with which he started business.
The girl, Miss Ethel Smith, fol
whom he sacrificed his, leg and Later
his life, had been terribly burned In g
motorcycle accident. 1t is Just two
days"since her recovery advanced SUI.
ficiently to permit her removal hom'
from the hospital In which. Rugh died
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1912-10-24
PHILIPPINES ARE
SWEPT BY STORM
Property Damage Is Estimated
At SIS, 1000, 00O--Wide Area
Devastated.

Manila. Oct. 21.-Twenty-fiye mil.
dollars In the estimated damage done
by the typhoon which swept the Philip
pines IN October IL. The torn ex-
tended over a wide area touching Sur
tgao In the south, Taoloban in the
north, and crossing Leyete, BohOl,
Cebn, Negros and Panay. 4
Reports from the various districts
are incomplete and contain nothing
definite concerning the rich sugar dis
tricts In Negroes north interior points
In Cebu and Panay.
Five small coasting steamers were
driven ashore and 100 small, sailing
vessels were sunk or beached.
The army and navy have both Joined
the government In undertaking meas
ures Of relief.
Cruiser 10 Aid.
Rear Admiral Nicholson, command
err OF the United States Asiatic fleet,
has gone south with Brig. Gen. Harry
N. Bandholfz, chief Of the Philippine
constabulary.
The army authorities are lending
doctors and men Of the hospital corps
together with tents.
The government Is dispatching one
steamer to convey the doctors and
another with supplies Of food, while II
is holding the transport Warren In re-
serve. ## q @
Apparently there were no casualties
among American residents. The total
number of dead among the natives has
not been ascertained, though II IL es-
timated h dead will number 400.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1912-10-24
STRIKERS TOLD TO
ACT LIKE ANIMALS
Policeman Says Arturo Giovan-
nitti Advised Mill Hands to
Create Disturbance.

Salem, Mass, Oct. 22.--Arturo. Gio-
gannftti, one Of the defendants on trial
here with Joseph Ettor and Joseph
Caruso for the murder Of Anna Lso-
pizzo. was quoted today as having told
the strikers to 'act like wild animals
at night
Michael J.. Byron, one Of the officers
who arrested Giovannitti. a witness for
the commonwealth, related a converse
ton he had with the defendant Just
after the arrests.
II said to Giovannitti,' said Byron,
tast we were passing the bandstand I'm
the common. There's the stage from
which you told the strikers TO stay
home peacefully by day and 70 act like
wild animals at night. Giovannit.s
said: Yes.
The DEFENDANTS attorneys today
brought out the disclosure that the
Lawrence authorities issued permits to
carry. firearms to private citizens. the
record Of which had been burned.
Acting Chief Of Police Sullivan said
he, knew Of private detectives being
hired by the mill officials. Whether
they were furnished arms by the mill
owners he professed not to know.
Moulton Batchelder, q retired state
police official OF Lawrence. testified
he watched the strikers attack the mill
gates and that he heard shots fired
from the crowd. Il could tell that the
shots came from the crowd because ]
could see the smoke from the revotV.
ers," said Batchelder.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1912-10-24
TACKLES MEXICAN =
REVOLT PROBLEM AGAIN

Washington, Oct. ,22.--Secretary
Knox and Ransford s.. Miller, chief of
the far, eastern division Of the state
department.. constituting the special
embassy dispatched by the president
to Japan to represent the. United
States at the funeral service 1" of the
late Emperor Mutusito. returned today
to Washington.
As ranking member of the cabinet,
Secretary Knox Is acting president
in Washington. He finds many prob
lens pressing for. consideration, prin-
cipally the situation in Mexico, which
he will discuss with Ambassador VIII
son waiting here on his way back to
Mexico City. =.
While the, United States intends to
adhere to. its policy of non-interfer-
ence ir the internal affairs OF Mexico
plain to the Mexican government that
measures TO- protect Americans in the
troubled zone must noe be relaxed.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1912-10-24
DARING AERONAUTS
FALL THREE MILES
Graft Caught III wild Gust and
Carried Upward Through the
Air $4,000 Feet.

Berlin, Oct. 22.--The announcement
OF the death yesterday OF Lieutenant
Hans Gericke. winner OF last years In.
EternatioIiaI balloon race In the United
States and head OF the team Of Ger.
man defenders In the races to be held
from Stuttgart next Saturday created 8
profound sensation here today. He
was thrown from his balloon at :
height OF three miles by the explosion
Of tho gas bag. which Is believed ia
have been struck by lightning. His
aide Lieutenant Steler, also was killed.
Gericke and Steler were making 9
trial night to test the new balloon
witch they expected to use In the in.
yefnAfionaI races. Just above. the town
.of Grossenhain they met a1 thunder
storm which they attempted to avoid by
rising above the disturbance. When q
mile In the air the craft was caught in
an eddy and became unmanageable
After 2 terrince rush straight upward
1.-THE bag burst.
Instruments Tell Story.
The shattered Instruments which the
.'ballogsiists carried on their flight were
examined today. The recording appar-
atuR showed they were riding az g
height or 5000 feet when they were
euddenly lift bysa vertical gust OF wind
which pushed them straight up with
the violence OF n hurricane TO O height
pf more than is, 900 feet.
AT this altitude. the bag burst, either
from the sudden change In pressure or,
as Is more likely from being struck by
lightning.
The balloon embodied all the latest
ideas ia gas bag construction and was
Regarded throughout Germany as the
likely winner OF the International cup
m next Saturdays contest Gericke
md Steler had expected to try for an
altitude record In the course of yes
ferday,s flight and lad equipped their
ar with oxygen tanks and apparatus
,o assist them IN enduring rarified
atmosphere.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1912-10-24
LETTERS INCRIMINATt
ALLEGED DYNAMITERS
Signatures to Important Docu.
ments Identifed--Smyth
Is Involved.

Indianapolis, Ind, Oct. 22.-George
Hagerty, Of Philipsburg, N. J., an iron
worker vas the chief witness at the
dynamite conspiracy" trial today. He
Identified many letters between him
self and J. j. Mcnamara. In one of
bridge at Philipsburg into the river,n,
the government charges, was made by
Hagerty as the result of a labor dis
1pute. &Hagerty, in 1906, was a business
agent OF a local union at Easton, Pa.
Herman s. Schwab, assistant chief
cashier of O bank at Peoria, identified
the signature Of Edward Smythe on a
letter. written in 1910, when two ex-
plosions occurred in Peoria. Ortie Z.
McManigal confessed he blew up the
Peoria Jobs after Smythe had pointed
them out - 9 - ~
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1912-10-24
GOOD AT PUZZLES. =?
HERE IS ONE FOR you

New York, Oct. Although tho
marriage of Harold A. Leek, a son Of
Joseph Leek, of Islip, L. l., with Miss
Ida Smith, daughter Of Egbert u.
Smith, of Islip, a queer mix-up in re-
lationships has come. The brides
mother died years ago and her faith
er married the daughter of Joseph
Leek, father Of the present BRIDE
groom.
AS a result of the recent wedding
the bridegroom's father-in-law is his
brother-in-law; the brides father-in-
law Is her own fathers father-in-law;
the bridegroom Is step-uncle of the
bride. who therefore becUmes her own
husbands ~step-nieee; the brides STEP
mother is her si~ster-in-law and her
own father Is her brother-in-law, and
finally the brides father-in-law is her
own step-grand- father.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1912-10-24
DANGEROUS ICEDERGS
IN TRACK OF LINERS
they Are Moving South With
Great Rapidity-Steamers
Are Warned.

-~sshineton, Oct. 22.-The hydro
graphic office OF the navy department
sent out warnings today to transat-
antic ships of the discovery by. the
steamship Canada Of a monster. ice:
)erg and a whole fanny of little ones
on the northern .steapship track.
The Canada plies between Liverpool
and Halifax. She narrowly escaped
collision last night, with the great ice
berg. which she reports in latitude
50: 49, longitude. 58:55%. De-. The little
oergs were in latitude 52:44. longitude
SO. : -. =
The bergs are moving south and IL
time will reach :. the southern track
which will be a matter of keen con-
,,ern to a large proportion Of the trans
atlantic. steamships.
The photographic Office advices SLOW.
/ ing up and close observation at night
against these dangers -. =.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1912-10-24
TIMBER WORKERS
SHIFT RESPONSIBILITY

Lake Charles, La, Oct. H.-The
members of the Timber Workers
Brotherhood, on trial here, accused Of
murder, In connection with rioting at
the .Grabow lumber mills. will attempt
to show that non-union employees Of
the mill were responsible for the fight
ing that occurred last July when union
men attempted to hold a meeting near
the plant, This was indicated by the
line Of -cross-examination followed by
the defense, attorneys during the last
two days of the trial
Before the proceedings were resumed
today Attorney Hunter. counsel for the
defense. said,
when we finish this case the other
fellows may have q chance to face
rourt.".