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The Detroit times., 1915-04-17

When fall came I did not 20 back
10 my expense finishing school. Not
that this would have turned out TO
be q very great blow to my educa.
lion. for had really learned moth.
|ng which would be of real value to
no In my after life. And I. on the
contrary. had imbibed the most
thoroughly snobbish point OF view.
But my parents made the mistake
y not sending me to less expensive
chool; an institution which would.
y least, have kept my mind occu-
bed. They did the worst possible
ping with me-they allowed me TO
|tay at home from school altogether.
used to sleep quite late In the
5norninss and come trailing down
|tairs to breakfast In q klmono--in
! sort OF childish imitation OF my
)ister's habits. but without her ex-
kuse OF dinner or a party to have
kspt me up the night before. And
cad q great deal during the day and
fery promiscuously. Some OF the
|eaily good authors-Thackeray.
Dickens. or stevenson--c contained In
Sur library I ignored. They had been
bought for show In the first place. I
Ssd never seen any or my family
cad them. The assumption was
hey were dull. so I never opened
heir covers TO ind out for myself.
md thus Il was several years before
discovered the certain escape from
|cneliness which may be found In
be beautiful word pictures OF mas
|er mind.
Instead 7 used 10 take my little
pending money and buy paper.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-17

tone. color and consciousness OF
rhythm OF the dance tunes OF the
Espagnol caprice. Everyone loves
the elm mischieyousness and fairy
daintiness OF the "Midsummer
Nights Dream" music--who hasn't
heard the famous wedding march
and the Spanish caprice written by
the Russian Korsakor Is the sort OF
music 10 sway the body and delight
the senses.
The orchestra gave n splendid 90
count OF itself and II will be q
source OF regret to the regular at.
tendants at the concerts that the
season has drawn to q close and
one less musical pleasure IL denied
until next season. yIerug
ELLA NAE HAwTHoRNAs
The Detroit times., 1915-04-17

MONROE-In the circuit court
here Thursday afternoon. Judge I'd
ward Gilday dismissed the bill OF
complaint of Mrs. Zoe Fay against
DR.. Orion J. Fay. well-known ply
stefan OF Carleton, 12'miles north
west OF here. Mrs. Fay In her bill
for divorce charged extreme cruelty
and failure to support She now TO
sides at wyandotte.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-17

from his home which 10 located :
few rods west OF the structure. The
North End Improvement association
and the city OF Port Huron were
made defendants IN the suit and
were exonerated By the circuit
court decision. A peculiar phase Of
the whole affair u that the struc-
ture which has caused AL the troubIe
cost less than $500. while the court
costs to date have sxcseded 5000.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-17
PURCHASED RARE
PICTURE CHEAP

MADISON. Wis. April ls.--In .
bundle of unclaimed packages which
he bought from an express company
for q few pennies. ID. d. Keltnsr.
Des Moines. Ia. found . valuable
portrait Of Nelson Dewey. nrst gov
ernor OF Wisconsin. Mr. Keltner.
who believes that the portrait be-
+ionged TO some art collector and
was lost In transit. wrote OF his
purchase to Gov. Philip that he
VIII contribute the painting TO the
state.
Detroit Ti.ss Jss Pristias DsSt>-
Main l61o.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-17
Digestive
Disorders
/ Yield When

NJ right help 10 sought 1t the right
me. indigestion b . torment
Biliousness causes suffering. Either
. likely 10 lead TO worse and weak
sning sickness. The right help.
he best corrective for disordered
Dnditions Of the stomach. liver.
Kidneys or bowels 10 now known 10 BE-
The Detroit times., 1915-04-17
ROOSEVELT TRIAL
BEGINS MONDAY

NEW YORK. April 1s.--rrisi Of
the $4,000 libel suit filed against
former President Roosevelt by VII
liam Barnes. former Republican
state chairman. viii begin at 10
a. m, next Monday, in the onon-
dnsa county courthouse at Syracuse.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-17

wood-ave., reported 20 the police
that q young woman robbed him OF
eli In the Ivy hotel. Thursday night.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-17

MRS. A. l.. BOYER. newly
III elected president OF the De
troit w. c. T. u. federation She
came TO Detroit two years ago and
has been very active In w. G. T.
u. work.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-17

Everybody's column ~ an index 70
ere &. BEST fss1 Il ' scSsy. mo "
The Detroit times., 1915-04-17
Beth; The Girl
Who Went Right
No. 5-My Brothers Girl.

III only we could teach young men
} md young women TO look upon mar
ffaEe~ as n holy and beautiful estate
before they enter Into ~ we would
|ue lishtness with which they regard
Ia afterward.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-17

| Pills

|nnd the right time to take this "a
nous family remedy is at the first
Eign OF coming trouble. Beccham's
Ills have 90 immediate an effect
Por good, by cleaning the systen
Pnd purifying the blood. that you
m know after . few doses they
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-19
SOCCER COMMITTEE
AT FAIR IN RUMPUS

San Francisco. MAY 10 Disruption
of the Panama-Pacifc exposition rug
by and American football committee
as a result of the designations which
were made public yesterday OF It's
chairman, ". p. Fuller, Jr. and secre-
tary, Peter Skov. may upset it is said,
the exposition's football program.
Fuller in a statement asserted that
lack Of cooperation by the exposition
officials with the committees plans
led TO his resignation.
The committee has been trying 70
arrange for this fan an American
game match between Carlisle and
Washington and Jefferson. or two 9TH
er eastern teams. and the staging OF
the annual rugby game between the
OF California and Stanford
on the exposition field.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-19
CLABBY AND CHIP IN
RETIREMENT IS DAYS

View Eerk 1fav 20 =1i-aasy Ciabby
OF tia@easf. Tod. sad George CHIP
~ NrWrsst's. Pa. ezt4t,FwsfEat pug
lists. were sgsB~saief yesterday by
ser New T8rE state athletic e1mris-
s.ee s1r co Esvs oa ttr charge that
teeT taG rat Eivea fh@tr Best Efforts
wsi-s -aEaErt te e. sess'iaisf To-
FassE t7st uetrs aas stopped ~ Ref
cree Belly uaebs ts the eiEhsh r6aed
lass vFJ1srssisq rtEht
Eeees called tas boas no eoatsst. .
srf ere rtz9 rsaasEsrs~ss F-fzsef 60
saT over tss m1usF eaafrscteG for
By ses ssEiHsss gatlt yesterday. Wheu
sef eeeetsssss directed tsas th~ rsoa-
sT b. sstf at ere msa prohibited
frees bovien on Nrs Vera state f5T oas
Gssfe
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-19
SIXTEEN TO TWO
SCORE At ALEDO
And AuguStana College Is on Short
End OF It-13th Straight for
". and Y.

Aledo. May William and Vashti
college easily defeated Augustana col
lege at baseball here yesterday, the
score being l6 TO . William and
Vashti has not los, a college game this
season. yesterdays game making the
18th straight victory against college
teams. Out OF Il games played this
season ". and Y. has lost but three,
one each 10 the Muscatine Central as
ISOLATION. Moline Three-Ey league,
and the Chinese university OF Hawaii,
al of the professional class. and have
piled up a score of 164 runs against
their opponents 81. The main fea-
ture of yesterdays game was the
heavy hitting by the ". and Y team
R H. z.
". and Y. 1SO225O3 '-16 IS >
Augustana ..-OOIO 0O0O-2 s I
Batteries-WiIlits and Suman;
johnson and Anderson. Umpires:
O'LeaHy and Wilson.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-19
Maroon Net Team victor.

Chicago. May 9.-University of Chi
cago tennis men Monday scored a de-
cisive victory over the four men team
from Illinois, winning . out OF IS sets
on the Midway courts MacNeal, Ben
nett. Michel and Gross, the four Ma
rooms. each won single matches in
straight sets. NacNeal and Bennett
lost the first set in doubles in Moses
and Buhai. the ulini stars by 4 10
score, but came back in the next two
sets. so. 6-3. Michel and Gross. Chi
cago. eliminated Rogers and Fried,
Illinois. 81, 6-1
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-19
QUINCY WINS TOP
IN TIGHT BATTLE.
Fights II Out With Rockford IN n
Pretty Contest characterized
BY Light Hitting.
DAY TOO CHILLY IN DAVENPORT
Dubuque. However, is Scene OF Frar
in Which the Home Team is
WallOped.

Quincy, Ill. May 1.-Two walks
singles by stutz and Golvin and a
double by Boelzle gave the Quincy
team three runs in the fourth inning
yesterday, and routed Rockford. TO
?. The result broke the tie for the
league leadership and gave Quincy the
odd game of the series. Keupper ana
Ames pitched good ball Score:
Quincy ......oOO8OOoo+-3
Rockford .....OOO1OIOoo-2 q
Batteries -Kuepper and Boelzle:
Ames and Jacobs.
Same Score at Dubuque.
Dubuque. Nay I9.-The visitors
landed on Delano for three runs in the
second, which was the only inning in
which they scored. but it was enough
to clinch the game for them. Score:
r r. f.
Peoria .......02OOOOOOO-8
Dubuque .....OOOOOO10I-2 o
Batteries-Jenseu and Kearns; De-
lano and Sullivan.
Cold at Davenport
The Davenport-AIoline game was
postponed on account of cold weather.
The Decatur Bloomington game was
played as a double-header Sunday.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-19
WARRING
ON BASEBALL POOLS

Pittsburgh. Pa. May 1s.-Superin-
tendent OF Police ". Noble announced
last night that a ban had been placed
on the selling Of baseball pools in
Pittsburgh.
We started last week 10 suppress
these pools and we expect 20 have all
of the dozen or more closed before the
end of the baseball season" said Su-
perintendent Matthews.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-19
ART SALZMANN HIGH
IN DUCK PIN GAME

Monday night Art SaIzmann beat
I'd Alason's score of Il3. rolling a
count OF ia IN duck pins. at the Is
land City alleys. Jim Normoyle is Of
fering a prize OF s. for high score this
week on this game and gives a dollar
10 every bowler making two success
sive strikes. Ed Mason and Ike Neu-
man. both have doubles 10 their credit
\ score OF 100 or better Is practically
equal To "a $50 count in the regulation
game OF bowling.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-19

rr-ftsrf. ore. MAY - rfu EO6E-
srs. rr-errv wfte tks Portland Coast
tFasrr tFsr.. ssG wt1 rresnsiY uas re-
leased By tsr Ctsvsfsrt Am~rrans.
s-l-Ersuess waiter NeCrr~dis. p-~sl-
'rsf o. tsr F1rtlaaf tssEs yesterday.
assfeE tsr sfrhs 90 ssrcsass his osn
ret-ssr asf ssav in ere ~ssf ssatirz
ttas 3D. tsf ar orsr fru-n major
ssarr teas. Wrrre~lf Eranfrf
a.a.tEers rr5lrsf
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-19
Mis-. Pauline siebenthal.

In making a leap % six feet one
irch IN the pole vault event. Miss
Pauline Sicbcuthai. a coed" Of lndt-
ana university. recently broke the
worlds record for women. the best
previous mark FOR a woman being ave
inches below this figure. The girl
athlete "a confident that she can bet
Ter her record breaking performance
she is being coached by Chiids. the
former Yale star
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-19
BLACK HAWKS BEAT
CUBS BY 40 PINS

Tire CUBS ~ rtfs e.tr we're banded a
r-as rrf@eleE last alE5F a5 Jhr Nes
u.fel Hawk alleys ts Davenport D.
rer rrEet Black tfavt eve of Ftat e5tv.
ve.re won bg q u.arEir o. $50 pins in
terer games. Barns uasu~T. Joe Joan-
ser. Es Wssae. uTe warlfrr ard Ar
s.rEsasa eaagris-f ths cub team.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-19
RItehIe and baldwin prnr.

Boston. Mass. Nav is. - Former
lightweight champion. Willie Richie.
hooked up with Aiatty Baldwin last
nikht and found the local scrappcr n
tough proposition. The referees decis-
ION a. the end % twelve rounds was
draw.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-19
Yoakam pefeat. Reasan.

Denver. Colo. May ~. - Stanley
Yoakum - Denver won the decision
over Jimmy Reagan OF San Francisco
Ia 20 hard fought rounds Monday
night Regain was knocked down sew
90 times for the count OF mine.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-19
Lombard. 8: Knox. ).

Galesburg, III, May l9.-Lombard
college defeated Knox yesterday by
taking the second straight game, 6 TO
3, in a contest decided in the last Inn
ing. Score;
Lombard ...O01OO2O21-5 s
Knox 90. ....O1OO001 21-5 :
Batteries Picl<reI and Rush, Nc
Govern and Walker
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-19
Mhite TO succeed HOGAN.

Los Angeles, May 19.-Doc White.
formerly of the White Sox. is in line
10 succeed Hap Hogan, who died Mon
day morning. as manager of the Ven
ice team in the Pacific Coast league,
but no actual announcement of an ap-
pointment will be made until next
week by President Major.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-19
THRTE-EYE LEAGUE.
EsrLTs YESTERDAY.
AmsrirAn League.

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
American League.
Chicago. tts philadelphia. g
Other games postponed. cold wealth
~r
National League.
Chicago. o. S~W York. o.
So. Louis. @. Philadelphia 2.
Hr1otiyn. a Cincinnati. %.
Hastoa. . FfttsbuFEh. g
federal League.
Chicago Baltimore. cold weather.
81 t.ogis- Buaaio. cold weather.
Kansas City-BFookiyu. rain.
N-wars. .. Pittsburgh. o.
American AssoeiafIou-
Milwaukee. 8. Louisville. 2
- Paul. ! Columbus. o.
Kansas indianapolis. rain.
Minneapolis Cleveland. vet grounds
IhFee-Eye League.
Decatur BioouinEtoa. PLAYED sun
4zy.
Qsirey. .. Rockford. :.
pzveasoF Moline. cold weather.
publgae. . Peoria.
Central Association
Ctiufoa- Nuscatins. cold s~Ather.
Waterloo. Z. Cedar Rapids. 2
bGFilnEt0u. 8 k~oSuk. =
Marsealito~E. 20: Mason City. :.
Wsst~rn League
ues Mo.nss. TO- Beaver. (.
Topssa. 10. sioux city. 8.
t.iacoin-Sg. Joseph. net grounds
Wteklta-Omaha. cold
Central L~a<ue.
Tsrrs tisats. = WhssiinE. s.
fsvansViti~. Z. Dayton.
Youngstown. =. For Wayne. /.
erie. II: GrAad Rapids. 70 ftsn in
.iaEst-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-19

~ycar friraf appears ta thiaE thst
.ifr ess ausaisE a.arr Co teaeh htna
Yes ~ seems Co isaazia- BE- is thr
s-iv 1fet-T afa-aaus - tss school o
Frpertsert. Seattle -Istsll. gee
ssr
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-19
sPLINTERs OF SPORT

Columbus. Ohio. NAV I9-Jack Brit
ton OF New York outpointed Leo Kelly
OF 81. Louis Ia q 10 round boxing
match Monday night. according to
newspaper men
Crookston. MINI. Nav ls-An auto
mobile race from Crookstou to- Mime
npoiis. a distance Of $40 miles or more,
viii he pulled of on June >. Walter
!. Hin. son Of James J. Hill, the rail
road magnate. viii race a. r. HarIand
OF Chicago on that date. HuI betting
]. 900 against 500 he VIII be the victor.
Chicago. May 1s.-Frcd w. Jeucks.
assistant director OF contests for the
Speedway Park association. returned
10 Chicago Monday night after a four
day booster" trip through southern
Wisconsin and northern Illinois. Dur
ing that time Jencks visited 50 cities
and from each was secured promise
that assistance would be given in max
Ing the local affair a success.
Grand Rapids. Mich. MAY 19-Fred-
die Gilmore OF Chicago easily out
fought Frankie Brennan Of Detroit i'm
the first ten round boxing bout staged
IN Grand Rapids since 1919. when Mike
Ward was killed in a go with Harry
Lewis. Gilmore substituted for Mickey
sheridan. who wired that me would
be unable 90 show.
Columbia, Mo. May ls-The WON
ans collegiate broad jump record was.
broken yesterday by Miss Irene Chan
ceilor. who cleared 10 feet I inch dur
ing the dual track meet between How
ard Payne college OF Mexico. No. and
Stehens college OF Columbia
The former record was a feet 6is
inches and was held by Vassar col
lege.
Miss Chancellor is a member OF the
Howard Payne team. which won the
meet from stephens college. Go 70 &c.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-19

Ns'v Vera Sfsv f8 -TEe E~r.fr
STATE eampaiEs eeeuftE-e af ore rr
fraEe asseetstfeH ead Fr1as aesaI.-
o. NE chicago g. last niEaF rs Yep.
resented tbe sgn art substance af
yesterday EBae with tsr s.sets tFr
e. g. r. r.n. aeeslss vas Jse aeIf ase
e. seors. so che Cabs Vss Ess.F a-rT
best game OF tee season. s. rs
AZ tseE waEtf Eavs OF. ere aE~raee
sssoeiattsa aaf fae tf a-rr tIra-f
tats eas Of ere e.ass.ess .aIsE r.es
ever fgn 8T tE enc shallow ef lEr
ceegss.s uu-. Bees ugarsrirs. s.s-r-
tss be gFs9 miu OF ere year. bad zee
sdEs ever JeF rssreag. fsf rFgrf--
sat Efs caseasafrs beta ere gasafs r1
srs Effs. su scattered whereas s
Js1 save ealf Esrge blrs. bas 600 ar
tneus eas1T tearther aaa rrsglsr,t .r "a
vtetsfF Cor ne Chleasaaas.
Literally speskiar. however. aehsifs
ffa eet earn tss Fua. be- sfa.s t aHt
IN tae arss tsefss. teo. A fsgsas sr-aI
VIM rraas on tsfrf srf ffff~fr re-
eresf on frst save mem las esse-s.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-19
Grimths Gets Decision.

Memphis. May 19.-Johnnv Grifhths
Of Akron. Ohio. won the decision over
Joe MandOt of New Orleans in an
eight-round bout here last night.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-19

All the news all the time-The Argus.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-19

AL tss cess ali the ;i@.-TAsAEsus.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-19

Columbus. Ohio. Nav l9.-Jack Brit
ton OF New York outpointed Leo Kelly
OF ST. Louis In 10 round boxing
match Monday night. according to
newspaper men.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-24
SELF DEFENSE WILL BE
PLEA OF YOUNG ITALIAN

satisfied. He decided to come back to
Elm Grove TO see his aged mother. and
wnen he came back-the law in the
person of Town Sergeant j. o. Butler.
OF Elm Grove. grabbed him. He told
the official. IL is said. that he would
rather stand trial, than to put up with
the troubled conscience
Physicians Testify.
Dr. \. b. Barnett. who was coroner
or Ohio county at the time OF the al
legged murder. was the first witness
called by the State. He testified as
% the findings at the inquest and the
things that contributed TO the death
OF Skoda, finding that he had come TO
MS death as the result OF a knife
wound in the hands of Frank Kraza-
nix
Drs. T. X. Shields and l.. X. Cracraft
N the order named. were the next
Witnesses called. These men had at
tended Skoda at the infirmary and as
sisted az the autopsy which followed.
They stated that Skoda's death was
due 10 wound. apparently a knife
thrust. over the left eye.
James Frazier. former town ser
eeant of Elm Grove. was called to the
stand by the State. and told of the
hight which he was called to quell the
night Of the alleged murder. Mr. Fra
zier stated that a man was lying on
the hoor in 2 pool of blood. suffering
from wound in his forehead He
answered IN the negative to a question
as TO whether or not he saw a knife
lying near. This is one point OF evil
dence the State Is going TO find Il hard
TO produce. as no one seems to know
just what became OF the knife used.
J. o. Butler. present town sergeant
OF Elm Grove. was the last witness
called yesterday. He knew nothing of
the crime. end could tell only OF the
arrest Of Krazanik. which he made on
May 25. 1915. al the Krazanik home.
ir Elm Grove. The officer said that
kraZanik was found under a bed IN
an upper room. and that he had trouble
IN getting him 10 come out OF his place
Of hiding
Court then adjourned until $3.50 this
morning. when Italian witnesses will
be examined. u will be necessary to
have an Interpreter. and II e. under
stood that Max Ettinger will appear
In that capacity
Neniremen who we're called but did
not qualify because OF their prejudice
against capital punishment and other
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-24
MESSAGE OF JOY TO
CATARRH SUFFERERS
Hyonei Guaranteed BY c. n. erisst a
Co. % Relieve, or Money
Refunded

The popularity and increase In sales
OF Hyomei here in Wheeling are
unique In the annals Of medicine. such
astonishing successes have been made
By This remarkable remedy that the
proprietorH have authorized C. o.
Griesi a co 10 sell every package Of
hyomei under an absolute guarantee
That b. will knock out catarrh FOR good
lf % does not the purchaser can have
he money refunded by e. re-. Griest a
&C.
Hyomei is no ordinary remedy u
DBL pronounced the only method Of
treatment that sends bY direct inhaia.
lion % the most remote part OF tho
DIR passages balssmic air that de-
stroyg an catarrhal germs in the
breathing organs. enriches and purlnee
the blood with additional ozone. and
gives permanent and complete relief
from catarrb.
The complete Hyomei outfit D. fnov
pcnaive. and consists Of an inhaler that
can be- carried ln the vest pocket
medicine dropper and n bottle OF 1.-Two.
mel The inhaler lasts lifetime. and
NJ one bottle does not cure. an extra
bottle can DO obtained for trinIng
fum. % Is more economical than any
remedy advertised Tor tho cure Of ca
tarrh. and i9 che only treatment known
20 us Thar follows nature in her meth
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Breathe fhroIeh the Inhaler for D.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-24

That Frank KTazanik. Kim Grove
foreigner. on trial for the death OF
Nike SkOda. VIII plead self-defense
was shown yesterday when Charles j.
Smith. his attorney. made his opening
statements TO the jury. This is the
second murder trial OF the week in
Criminal Court
Little trouble was experienced i'm
getting the jury. Out OF the first 20
men examined, Is qualified. II was
necessary TO examine eleven more
taiesmen before the other five could
be secured. This seems strange I'm
view Of the fact that % talesmen were
examined Monday before a jury could
be secured 20 try William Watkins.
the other murderer.
The morning was taken ID in get
ling the jury. AZ o'clock. the court
adjourned TO Elm Grove where the
iurOrs were taken over the scene Of
The alleged crime at Elm Grove Kriz-
nnik was In charge Of Sheriff Sweeney.
and Deputy sheriff Tom smith had
charge of the jury
Particular attention was given to the
house where the murder is said 10
nave been committed. and the house
where Krizanik was arrested a few
weeks ago. when the prisoner en-
tered his home. his old mother threw
her arms about his neck. kissed him.
and men gave him package Of tobac.
20. BE d. only 10 years Of age.
Fight Started over Beer.
The crime FOR which be- is being
tried was committed boz April 1912. ana
me provOcation was fiEht over a
bucket ~ beer. when tho lad was a
log 20 the assistant prosecuting att0r.
ney's statement. Krazanlk had sent for
a bucket Of beer. and demanded pay
mcnf from other foreigner
SkO1a refused and kriqanik whipped
out knife and cut him over the Ieft
eye. the wound causing his death AZ
The county iniirmary some days later
Mr OBrien stated that the state would
b. able 90 prove that the boy attod
without cause. and provoked the nahf
Which resulted in tho other man r.
death
AttOrney Smith in hls statement said
that the defense had evidence 10 show
mat The defendant acted in self de-.
Tense that HE mother gave him the
money To- buy beer. that 10 was
brought back 20 The home that skoda.
n man % large stature. took DO. drank
bic nll and when che defendant ro.
monairated. struck him in The face
VITA the empty bucket. later be-
Knocked him down and ch0kcd him
and when Kriaaulk went fO BIZ bed.
room dkOda was waiting for him.
struck him again. and that what f0i.
bowed wac done in self defense
q follows that thc led terrified. ran
sway from homo and has been wander.
Ing from place 70 place, but was never
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ne diatiuction of rurnIshfrr NO., W
we leadinF players who viii nrnsar oo
rl1F The liftHburrh Pirates err.r... ~
leruogn on Athletic field THO risv.-.
re Wont weeks. Of fne western &c.,
Gene Madden. who haa furf r.t',-..f
liom playing with tho Galveston fgst+
pr ihe southern league and Drank 1o,ifr
'I me faffrrHun and TIuI f.rUer f..r..
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NJ and Mre Alexander Campbell of wr
w heeIinE creek. hHa returned ta har
home
DO o. Fail char FARMERS residing alone
about thc mort of their chIckena
IhnwHf ltioch. of near Nraf rfH.rIe.
Mh. Dr." NOfn ruIf.rlnn vim ID rlr. foot
D. "r'trF along nicely
W. N.rthI wood or pIffaburrn. "a
hUnWUHd TInrn
Ihe frrt residence to b. erected af
tlm Court VIII bC built b. D. W.