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The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1912-01-18
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION,

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior, u. 8. Land
1912
Notice is hereby given that George
+. aartyigsen. Of Joseph. Idaho. who.
Entry NO.. ~. Serial No. O1O66, for Lot
Sec. 10. Lot /, Sec. % and Lot 2. Sec
tion 70, ownship 28 N. Range 2 W.,
u. Meridian, has filed notice OF inten-
ton TO make ttnal Proof, to establish
claim to the land above described, be-
tore G. ]. Wright, u. s. Commissioner,
at Whitebird, Idaho. on the 18th day OF
February, 1912.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Thomas X. Barrett, Elben f. Dodson.
b.. Christensen. Richard r. Nash. ali
ji1-fs T. H. BARTLETT, Register.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-07
SUSTAINS CITY
LICENSE LAW
Physicians Claimed They
Were Exempt from Ii
oense Tax, but Court
Holds That Charter OF
City Gives II Right to Irl-
pose a Reasonable License.

Judge J. Emmst wolfe ~ ths sir-
cult oourt yeatarday anatAined the cits
q Pensacola IN the auo warranto pro-
ceedinFs brought hy tha physicians a.
the city 90 teal the right of tha mn-
niciraiity 10 charge than a iicsnne tnx
20 practice their profession. The pro
ceedingn we're bfou&ht IN the name ~
state Attorney Emmef Wilson and
called upon tha city 20 Hhow By What
riEht and authority q charges physi-
clans q license tax
city Attorney John n. Jones .reprs-
sented the city IN tha proceedinm and
John G Avery the physicians
The legislature in granting the citw
~ Pensacola the new charter conferr-
ed on powers not nossamnea hy many
ether cities. Tampa and many other
pvintH In the state are now not charE
ms physicians any license tnx. but
Psnsacola'u charter 10 Homew hat dIf-
ferent than those % the cities where
doctora are exempt
The quo warrAnto procoedinws we're
brought several weeks aRn when the
city called upon the phyuiriana 60 nav
their license tar FOR the coming year.
After several meetings tho pruactition-
era decided % resist payment and car
~ the case into the courts. whleh wau
done
In diamiuainE the case Judre wolfe
erdcred that the costs ~ the proceed
mas he taxed against the phynicianu
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-07

Mexico City. Mex. Dee e.-Beoeasa
the citiHens o. vale Del Brave -
fused % deliver siEhtesn younH 10
men as hostages 70 the rsbsis under
GeneveVo DE- Ia o. toeay. ths Zapata
inHurrectos practically destroyed the
town. None ~ the Inhabitants usrs
killed because they fled 90 the bills
after refusing the rebels demaada
The refugees are said to Be suffer
ing from cola and hunEer
The rebels appeared before the town
today and sent = demand % TIE cisti
prefect for the deliver % alahfeen
giria. deciarinE that ln case 81 re-
fuEal the place Noult be sacked
After consuitinE With the leading
captains, che prefecf advised them %
refuse The rahels Demands and tod
them they had bsffer take 70 ntshL
Few of them. nhen they iaft. teok
more than q hlankef ard = limited
supply ~ food vita them
Nale Del Brave II In ere state a
MexiCn.
A ho6y o. rss@a ~-ho attackes ths
miuinE town ~ Ternaseaitaper neaf
Toulsa. the capltai ~ the st6fa y
ktsrfru. wsr repuiaec ~ tswf@aits
wfnrds with loss ~ twenty allied
and many wounded. Tae federal cas-
usities have not yet been reported.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-07
PROTEST Tag COMMANDMENT
OE TOWN ~ GREENS

Vienna. Austria. De-. s.--Ths Aus-
tro-HunRarian and Italian minister
at Athens protested % the Greek GOV
srnrnent today against the homhard- q
meat 81 the Albanian town of Avlona
and declared that the Greek oorupa
tlon ~ either Avlona on the Island
of shsno on ths Albanian coast not
be considered as permanent
Crest irnportance is attached here a
ths Joint aefion - Austria Hungary
and Italy a. u is reFardsd aa iilus
trntina the unity of views ~ fhe tura
powers on the Albanian question.
TIRE opinion - expressed that Aus
tria Hungary and ITALY VII maintain
81 ths forthcoulnE amhassadorial
ronfsrence in London thar neither Az
Iona. DuraEEo. scutau nor san Gl1-
vanai ~ Medua may ~ separated from
AIhanta
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-07
WANTS GOVERNMENT
MONEY DEPOSITED
i4euss Bankina ceuu,ittse Hears Res
slution Rsad Dirsotins nssvsssh 10
Lst out $4,000. 600.

WaHhIugtau. Dec 6-The house
BANKING and currency COMMITTEES today
took ~ Representative Jefferson Lsvy's
resolution directing the secretary ~
the treasury t0 deposit tae.0ea. .oeo =
rottfnmfnt funds in national banks.
SIR Levy told ths COMMITTEES be had
sndeaVurcd fn vain % set secretary
MarNeaRN 90 make more deposits
Meantime. BE said money had SCARED
90 60 per cent
Mr. Levy declared there was no
tanEer ~ paric bat that the price
of money bad become exorbitant snd
that az a result business was tight
enIuN up. He said his meaaurs eas
not proposed az an sid 20 bankers. bat
az an aid 90 business He read letters
end0rsinN it from farmers exchanges
and produce rvchaures.
The resolution was frferrca o. a
sub committee vith Instructions 20 re-
port 20 ere tuu committee next
wednesday.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-07
NO LtGtT TtRoWN on
pEArH o. YOUNG WOMAN

ratleffsburE KT uer e-Desrits
continued Efforts ~ fhe local police fs
discover the cause ~ fhr death of
Mnnie Turner whose body vas as
covered yesterday in a room af a hoteI
here. nDtainH hes hefn found that
would throw any HFff rn ths tragedy
tt vas SAID today that ire correct
name cf the dead woman uaf Jennie
Adkins rhIs vsas ere statement fur.
nlshed hw the HuuunEt1n police. whe
have been wofkinE on traf enf 20 ffe
aHair The police ~ ere wee VIZ
rnia eIfy say The resi- name af frr
other woman n the case who ia held
in the eounty iail wa Bertha Keuy
she dFnira this
rom when the body 81 Wtss Adkins
was discovered HIH I~ erflFf.
c1naIucn ana be- uaI dT at ans mo-
Eaglk
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-07
About S50,000,O00 Advocated for
Waterway Improvement Each Year

ooaatwisa trads and unon the pro-
lection 20 water borne coinneroe 80
forded ~ said lnw aaainst ranrnad
ownership or control ~ ssater lines e"
Omrers we're rs-elerfNd - fnli0ua.
President. Representative Joseph n.
Ransdsil. I.ouisiana. secretary treas o.
urer, =. A. Thompson. Indiana. ser
Eeant-at-arma. john q Martin. Mis-
souri,.
j. A. Ellison, of Para. Brasil.
American manaEsr 81 q large trans
portstion company. vnn eieetcd an
honorary member for Mfn
The congress closed later ulth a re-
~sptiom 90 thc delegates ln TIE east
room "a The white House 20 Rrcal-
dgut Tafi.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-07

yvaahinKfnu. Dcr e-An annual
ronwrassional appropriation ~ ~ least
So. coo 900 for waterway Improvement
uaa rurnmmer1ad in resolution
ADOPTED today 81 thc closing session
~ ths ninth annual Convention of ths
National Rivers and Harhorw Con-
Ereas
Anuthar resolution urged ne crea-
uan bv congress of department. of
puhlic works. % which the corps q
army engineers wogid b. a part The
waterway congress passed raaolu-
ton c1uEratulatinE congress "upon ifa
rranf bf immunity through the re-
Gently enacted Panama canai Law.
fr0m tolls upon Hhips CnEagod IN eur
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-07
PROTEST AGAINST TAFrs
ACTION FAILS ~ HOUSE

WarhInEfnu. Der e-An attempt.
"a hr RrnreaeutafiNn Bartlett -
strike 3 Sc 080 civil service item from
appropriation hul ~ protest against
President TaffE recent order plaring
about geoa0 fourth-class postmastsrs
in the classified service failed in the
house today after a hsafsd debate in
- hirh Representative Mann challenged
the democratic members 20 rass ~
sanf place themselves ~ record f1r
the spnlis Nsfrm.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-07
AN ALABAMA MOB
LYNCHES A NEGRO
Mar cenfsssed 20 Mvrdsrirn D. q.
Bush. . Prominent Write Plantsr.
st Butie~, Ala.

Mobile. Ala. Dec. e.--AvenEing the
murder Monday % r. n Bush. a
plAuter. near Butler. Ala. q mob
storrsed the Butler San toniEht and
seized Azariuh CurtiA the Young ne
gro who confessed ths crime. and
iynched him % n nearby tree
Curtis and the two Coleman h-osh-
err. hoth neeroea are stlli held m
jaii. They mistnok tho piantar FOR
Tax Coilessor Bennett. whom they had
planned O. hold up and rob. Thev
shot him 81 Death.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-07
EIGHTY. Two FisAERMEs
LOSE THEIR LivE &

Lishan. Portugal nec s-EiEhty-
tvya or more PortuEusss hrhsrmsn iost
their i've aurinE a storm fhin week on
fhs ~nssf ~ Portugal
IRE survivors suffered severe rrtRa-
finna. being without food ~ water Tor
three daya while heavy and cold winds
pruvafnd
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-07

rfrs, nee e.-rhs -aparfu 20
esrslsu auf.GusrfH and amateur cole
trrfTrH YES HfrrnE.T fanrHreef today
IN tha ehamhsr OF aep4usa nv TEaa-
srrs Hrinarh. deputy from CrHmnrrg.
and en- authority au are turirF a dis
-uusl1n on tHe budget 20 ths frsarf. e..
urrt ~ fun arts He trrarrf fraf
sfft we're IuslstFntE lr ma ta er-rv
sff works ~ FRENCH arf srf a.l.F
hfsranHfr UararH HnHer .tfrreffrr ~
stats Cos the uns ag.a NAAl Franes
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-07

LoEnnaport. Ind, Dec. s.-Mrs. 10
seph T I.auR the bride of one day.
who shot and killed Mrs Mary Cop
pie. today was sentenced 20 serve
from tao 90 fourtern years in The wo-
mans prison al Indianapolis and Day
a fine az fzs The woman pleaded
guilty in court yesterday
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-07
OPIUM VALUED At BETWEEN
5000 AND $1,000 SEIZED

View York Dec s--Opiur valued at
hstwesn 5000 and fio.ooo vas ssitst
IN Chinatown raia ey federal On
GERS TODAY A Chinese lauudr1-nan vras
fatally lnfursd whru - feH three
stories from the wtndou - la room
- ths onr-ru burst in ths dnrr. Two
other Chinese we're arrested
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-07
"BOW-LEGS" AND
"RNOCK-KNEES
rAat ths Forrsr A. ersstsr nsns
see e. Nsvisstior Thst ths Lssts-
Ba Discusses

washington. nec s--flesslveds thaf
bow-isEf are a Ereatsr naenEce to nav
ieatirn than knock-kueeEr we 30 De-
hntsd next ThursdeN hy rruminenf
statesmen 81 The Nauonai Press Club
bers For the Affirmative unl he Cow
ernnr elect william suiEer ~ New
Vork. and GnveFroF -eIect Tanes M
Cox. ~ ohin. ard frr ere negative
senators Boihe Fenrnse. 60 Penna2l-
snuia. ana Tnos p. core. 20 Oklahoma
Joan Ways Wauu,Vnt wul referee
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-07
hDenounce the Rapacity of Foreign
Antquaries and Amateur Collectors

usa ao.HE f1 combat tas 'rasss ~
tHa f1rt. anarFr
We recalled enc fHrn cf ne rriF-
loss relic known a. tre "rTraf of st
Martin" which vas stolen from tha
church af seudeIIa-Ear raf but vas
later restored tB enc rrereh govern-
mant hg D rIrruUut Morgan. fs also
mentioned lhf lIsappsarance ~ Mona
lisa" Frrm fHa Louvre ard declared
ts1f enc protection of Freulh mnuu-
r.nu .nI aTt treasures Ngfe lusaf-
g.sanL
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-07
MONKEYS HAVE
THE LIQUOR HABIT
These ~ ths Zee 81 Hsmmons. Ind.
Demand . Drink Assys Every oths'
nry Ourira Wintsr.

Richmond. Ind. Dec s-The mon
krzu ID ths park roo here. aceurdinE
- the report % Para Euperintsndens
FTauaru have ths whiNksy habit aud
dsnand q drink turing winter every
Other dav.
lie has recnmulen ded o. ne pollrs
commissioners fhkt ths monkeys be
supplied wrtlh ne liquors asiEsd in ths
raids on nHnd tigers.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-07
HOUSE ~ DEAD

- LosIis Dec. a.-Phiir ". Thomas.
wfho waa found IN = po0r house "a
Trenton. Tenn, after sixteen years 0f
wanderinH. died a ths home ~ a
daughter here todnv Thomas who had
ben an inmate ~ ths institution fnr
ia wears. isft - Louis after business
reveru~M ard hmd been nournad aH
dead ~ his family. Hs waH formerly
editor of a parer at Clayton. no.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-07
SEMMES. MOYER AND
cONcANNON NAMED
Tells Committee 10 Take Up
Matter Of a Registration
List With the Registra-
tion Officer ~ After Flee
tiou He VIII Further In
struet Committee Should
the Proposition Carry.

Magn~ Frank Reilly Yesterday nam
"a Aldermen u. J. Semmea. Jr, J. =.
ConcannBn and W. T.. Meyer az the
comnsttee of three conncilmen to ar
ranEc FOR and oonduci the special
PRIMARY 20 aHcsrtain the wishes % the
Votes on q commission form of Kuv-
erumenf The mayor calls 20 the
aftsntion of the committee the fact
that tho resolution under which he
sppelnts them does not provide for
the preparation of registration Iint
and ssEEesta that the COMMITTEES take
this up viii the registration cfhcer al
once.
The mayor said last uisht that
Nhoul8 the proposition be carried "a
me sNscial election of Monday. Dec.
90 he wii then Instruct the com
mitte~ further on their duties az
named under the resolution. which
provides that this COMMITTEES % three
shan consult whh the city attorney
ans draw up q new charter incnYporat- >
ma commission form of government
snd suomit y to the leEislature Tor
pas-sEc.
Aidsrmah concannoa ast uigns stat
- that D. favored having the form d
esFftef suhmitAs1 10 the people % bs
- - apen
The Mayors Cs~munieatisn.
The mayors communication 20 the
alderman appointed Follows:
"Deccmher 8. isi2
Hon. w. 4. Mover, City.
Dear siF--In accordance with reno-
luton passed 81 ths city council pe-
cember :. 1878. calling for a special
election % be held on December go
tstA 20 octermine Lhs wishes of ths
voters of the city of Pensacola IN ref
erence 70 tie government of the cts
b. commissioners. and directing ths
mayor 70 appoint . COMMITTEES a
three members ~ thS council 20 ar
range for the printing of ballots and
their distribution az the polling places
IN the various precincts on the s0th
% December. 1912. ! hereby appoint
tht following COMMITTEES.
%. J. semmss. Irs W. l. Moyer. j
v C'onoannon. 7 would call the com
mitteeE attention 20 the fact that the
resolution doaa not provide for the
prepsration ~ registration lists. and
woud suggest that this COMMITTEES
lake this matter up with the reEia-
trati1n officer a. once
~ReNpectfully.
FRANK REILLY. Mayor"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-07
couNrHYrs SUGAR SUPPLY
~ DANCER oF AN ATTACK
~ ASSOCIATED FREss

vaahInFteu. nee e-The countryts
principal uEar supply is iu danger -
being attacked hv danReroHs plant dis-
eases and insect pests arrnrdinE - e.
bulletin ef fhe derartu1ent ~ aErfcui-
fHre 10 consider thr advfsahiHty ~
rHtsrT rhfnr e. quarantine aFatnsf these
faurera 60 cane sugar. fhr deparf rrssuf
Hf agriculture wf1 held a hfsr.nE IN
January 2 shcuIH fhs quarantine ne
established r might fn-iuas P0rfa
r .rr ard Hawaii
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-07

aem ulimE Of the pnace aeiexates here
rains fant ftar 81 the Demands fa
- made upon Turkey. Fprmal no.
tics has not yet heen received that
en- the powers VIII have delegates at
fha amhaEsadurisl conference. hut ne
sclay IL expected IN aasemhling the
conferenCa.
The Greeks are reported 80 ccntin-
inK the oampaiwn on the island q
Chios a. Janina. and their position ia
refusing 10 sign the armistice r. said
30 be unchanged.
n a. reported Eervta has establish
"a several batteries on the right bank
a. Danube. opposite Oruovia, Hun
gary.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-07
SENDS RtFLEs FoR vAE
PROTECTION oF AMERICANS

Weaknesses. Dee the var de
rarfuarf frdaB scot q oansiEnmeut ~
ffneH anH aurunifIrn t1 ere American
rrrFHIfa al HrHrrslTa ard uuranFr.
Sees. Ir rasFHHHa t1 representation
fFaf American ire ard property was
fH Eresf dHuFer from dspredhuona nf
rrUrIutrrtta anf Taaui rnfians
TFe fiTrrerres wfu BE- aiHfrirutn1
amnra fha mining camps
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-07
PRESIDENT-ELECT
BEGINS WORKING
coaoivass His Period ~ Rest srd
starts Prsparns Ms.saos 70 ths
Ns~ Jersey Laaialatu~a.

Hamilton Berultfda, Dec. e.-rr~~i
dent-elect Wilson b~Kan fhe finnt
stages of hts vacation here TO-DAY ~
starting work on his message "a the
New Jersey iewisiaturs
Hs has practically concluded his
period ~ recreation and expects tn
work sf.adiiv nov until D. starts ths
honeward voyage
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-07
CHARGES AGAINST pELTA
KAPPA FRATERNITY FAIL

Memphis. Tenn Dec s.-Accusa
tions ~ misconduct with the Delta
Kappa Epsilon fraternity convention
IN session here against the fraternity
chapter at RutEcr college were not mp
held when the charges were considered
today. The exact nature 81 the accu-
sations were not made public a. the
sessions are executive.
Applications FOR charters wers re-
ceived from the Emenon club. Uni
vsrHity ~ indiana. ard Capitol club.
University ~ Texas
Because % large amount - IN
finished business an ertra session ~
the convention wil be held Saturday
morning
The social features vir End with a
banquet tonight
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-07
SWEEPING DENUNCIATIONO OF
REMARKS OF GOVERNOR BLEASE
Bride of One Day Sentenced to
Serve Fourteen Years i'm Prison

Mrs. TanE said the Copple woman
declared her ugly and that Lang
could have done better in choosing a
wife. The Coppis woman vas Eusst
a. the wedding supper Mrs Lang
said she wished her act ta stand out
as a warning 10 en- women who E1s-
sip
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-07
DEMAND MADE
BY REBELS FOR
EIGHTEEN GIRLS
When Residents of Mexican
Town Refused, the Place
Was Destroyed.
ALL INHABITANTS
FLEE TO THE HILLS

Rebels Appeared Before, the
Town and Sent in Their
Demand That the Girls Pc
Sent Them - Residents
Consulted and Refused
Request. Fleeing from rhe
Place.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-07
BALKAN ALLIES
|. PREPARING TO
|. MAKEDEMANDS
Arranging Joint Draft to Re
Presented to Represen-
tatives OF Turkey.
GREEKS CONTINUE
THEIR CAMPAIGN

Their Position in Refusing
10 Sign the Armistice Is
Said to Be Unchanged
Reported That Servia Has
Established Several Bat
teries Opposite Hungarian
= Town.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-07

one of the morf impgslant witnesses
fuf the government ln the dynamite
conspiracy cass az laalanapalin VIII
hon vas oma of the hnyhooa friends %
f1n McNamhra hrafhers and h ssld 20
know aii abouf fhe enuHnlmrv.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-07
DO SHOPPING EARLY

Join The Journals Shop Early
army. Make your Christmas pur-
ehases today.
The Washington herald., 1912-09-30
"PaSS Up" $14-a-Week Clerk
And Shun F Street FZirts
Is Pastors Adpice to Girls
Young Women Must Organ
ize and Protect Them
selves, Declares the Rev.
James S. Montgomery.

WashingtOn's young women must or
ganize and stand by each other II they
wish TO protect themselves from men
who make it a practice OF picking them
up while walking in F Street, according
to sermon preached last night by Rev
James $. Montgomery at METROPOLITAN n
NJ. E. Church. Mr.. Montgomery charac-
terized as sCandalOus the open and pub
,, lie manner in which mere girls were led
from the street to cafes and restaurant
This practice of picking them up. as
l have heard II. has ruined more good
girls than l can tell" said DR. Mont
Gumery. Mothers should take good care
that their daughters are not allowed to
walk in Street in the afternoons They
are subjected To the firtations Of men
who live on that thoroUghfare fo- the
sole purpose OF taking them to a cafe
where liquor is served or for 10y ride
Young women who are opposed to this
sort OF thing should come to some agree
ment in order that they may have mutual
protection from these Obtrusive men.
The police seem to be doing their best 10
protect young women. but you know how
hard II Is to prove that a young man
hi : been flirting with a certain young
W man. A young woman can readily tell
when young man is attempting TO pick
her up. II the man is insistent II would
be embarrassing for her to call on the
policeman. She should have some sign
by which she can attract other girls and
thereby get assistance.
IF mothers let their daughters promo
made F Street they expose them TO the
attentions and nirtations Of these hu-
man devils. Preserve your daughters
beauty. honor and goodness by keeling
her from this CesspoOl Of evil
The Washington herald., 1912-09-30
Statute Putting Ban
On AbSinthe in Effect
Extract OF Wormwood No Longer Allowed to Be
Imported-One Can Still Get a
"Frappe,' However.

I sale in the country in which II is made
or from which 1t is exported" and of any
| food which is otherwise dangerous to
the health Of the people of the United
States"
The sale of absinthe in this country
has never been large, according to the
| firm which imports most Of II. The en-
tire amount of that liquor brought into
the United States Is estimated at 3. 600
cases a year. Most Of this Is consumed
in the manufacture OF various cocktails,
very little of II being drunk without other
ingredients.
1t was said by one importer that this
was probably about 1-l00th OF ! per cent
, of the amount of whisky which is an
nually consumed in the United States and
plays an almost negligible part in the
business of the importing firms.
With the tariff at $3.50 case the
government will lose $212, 500 in duties.
The cost of the liquor to the importer
is about So a case in bond.
One importer, who characterized the
decision of the department as Jesuit
ical," said that he believed there were
grounds on which to fight the ruling
IL there had been enough money in 1t
to make 1t worth while.
It Is said that the wormwood pro-
duces a peculiar form of insanity
which differs greatly from alcoholism.
One importer asked the interviewer
whether or not he had ever seen q man
under the influence of absinthe, and
on receiving a negative reply. said that
he had never seen a case in this coun-
try and outside of fiction had never
even heard of q case.
The Washington herald., 1912-09-30
CUPID IN CLASH
WITH DIPLOMACY
Brazilian Consul at Chicago Tries
to Prevent Marriage of Singer
Well Known Here.

| Diplomacy is the latest foe with which
Dan Cupid has to contend.
Diplomatic recommendations against
hasty marriages have been offered by
$. H. Alexander, Brazilian Consul at
Chicago. against the marriage Of Vivaldo
di Nivsldi-COaracy, wealthy young
Brazilian planter. to Miss Elizabeth J.
Schwank. well known in this city as a
vocalist.
| Miss Schwank has given concerts
Throughout the East under the stage
name OF Isabelle Mayfeld. She is partic-
uarIy well known here. where she
| spends great part Of the winter sea
son.
Mr.. Coaracy met Miss Schwank in this
city last winter, while she was here on a
concert tour and he was pursuing his
studies In technical school He was
sent to this country by the Engineering
tlhstltGte OF Porto Allegro, Brazil, to study
in American technical schools
Going TO Chicago, Mr.. Coaracy found
abount month ago that Miss Schwank
was stopping in the same apartment
house as himself. Their friendship ri
pened into love, and yesterday be ap-
Piled for marriage license. When Com
sui Alexander heard OF this he inter
POSED objection, notwithstanding that
Coaracy is twenty-nine years old and his
prospective bride twenty-five
"Hasiy marriages mean more in Brazil
than elsewhere" explained Mr. Alexan-
der for there is no such thing as d.
vorCe. Separation is possible, but even
in that case neither party may marry
again during the life of the other"
Nivaldo di Nivaldi-Coaracy is the scion
of wealthy Brazilian family, but he is
only halt Brazilian. His mother was
Corenna Lowe. the wife OF Charles Lowe.
an American consul to Brazil in 1875
His father, Vivaldo Coaracy. was a men,
ber of the South American country's
diplomatic corps.
I'VE expect to be married quietly on
October l. Then We will go to New
York and later TO Brazil" said the singer
No action on the matter will be taken
by the Brazilian Embassy here, It not
being the custom for the Grief diplomatic
representative OF the South American
nation in this country to interfere in
cases Of this kind. 1t was stated by an
attache Of the embassy last night that
no appeal had been made by Mr.. Alex
ander to the Ambassador to take a hand
in the matter.