Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1913-12-05

tariff and other national matters Of
which h ts master, she must also
know the state Of General Greely's
health. 1t, was easier to respond
The General is we'll, thank you." than
to explain to intimate acquaintances of
the Greelys that she was not Mrs.
Greedy. but Miss Tarbell.
Hughes And Hart.
Judge Hughes, Of the supreme court,
has mis- double in MI. Claude M. Hart.
manager OF the Hotel Touraine In
Boston. and Colonel Roosevelt has his
in Judge Reyes of Concord, Mass. Mr..
kcyeS q q fund of amusement out of
hts resemblance to his famous proto-
type. A politician and ardent pro-
gressive, he is in evidence at the pro-
gressive rallies. and Is always mis-
IKE for the Colonel. While Roose-
welt Is being cheered by one part of a
crowd. Reyes. mistaken for Roosevelt,
10 Justify greeted by another part.
Mothers stop him with q proud II hav
six children, Colonel" or q supplicating
dent"
When first introduced to the Colonel.
Reyes flashed a Rooseveltian grim and
said. "Dee-lighted." Roosevelt gave q
twin grin and said. "Bully! that's
A New York professional mar writes
- = "
IA year or two ago / started for the
theater in the subway with my wife
and two other women. We had no
sooner sat down than g man opposite
with three or four women In his
charge looked at me and began to
tween aim q me and 80 did the
women In hts charge and in my
charge. We were both dressed in eve-
ming clothes and looked absolutely
alike. It was 80 apparent and sue q
joke. that We got up and gravely shook
crunch to the amusement Of the
whole q full. Of folks.
And-By why go on?
o have your double-somowhere.
Not exactly. Nc. For here is the
peculiar thing. No even twins Of one
birth look exactly alike. There IL
always q little difference between
vex or ncav than the other. or the
lobe is q little longer. But who
ever notices an ear. unless it is a
deformity. Can you tell what shape
your wife's is. Right now, off hand?
Well. think a little. You can't even
now. OF course not. No one ever can.
Yet, 1t ts the ear. more than any
other feature. says Chief McGarr, that
the trained criminologist looks at. The
!. eyes. the nose, the mouth, these may
be the same in two men. But it is not
SO with the ear. The ear is distinctive,
individual. Identifying as q thumb
mark.
The unframed eye seesa the ensemble,
It gets Impressions. 1t Ia indifferent to
detail.
In ''The woman's Law Gall circuit,
the woman, tries to save her child
from b brand of being q murderer's
son. Her husband kills a man and
Gail helps him to escape and puts his
double. q man temporarily out Of his
mind. in his place. The Officers Of the
law. finding this man in George
Orcutt's home accept him AZ George
/! Orcutt, the murderer. When ho re-
covers his mind but not his memory,
and Gail 10 forced to bring him, a
stranger. into her home, Orcutt's SER
wants and friends accept him az
George circuit. But Norris Under
wood. the alienist under whose charge
he had been. is Tor q moment
.decelved. He had seen circuit but
once. but his trained mind held Z
tQicture Of the shape ok2Orcutts head
The head Of the mAnst64t Gall Circuit
made the world beliSves her sons
Featnsr; Va slishtly fuller q the
Tho eeery Of GAIL Circuit.
Tho likeness between two men. and
always tho little diSfer1nce-lt II upol
thooo facts that The Woman's Law