Evening Republican, Volume 16, Number 227, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 21 September 1912 — Page 3

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Lucky Woman.

Wise —There are so very few really good men in the .world. Hub —Ye»;. you were mighty lucky to get one.

Appropriate.

"We call that girl ‘Juarez.’ ” "Why?” "She’s been captured six times a) ready this season.

CONTRARY.

Julia—l understand that Grace has been taking a course of exercise to reduce her flesh. Jane —Yes, and her appetite improved so much she gained ten pounds.

THIRTEEN YEARS

Unlucky Number for Dakota Woman* The question whether the number "13” Is really more unlucky than any other number has never been entirely settled. A So. Dak. woman, after thirteen years of misery from drinking coffee* found a way to break the "unlucky spell." Tea is just as Injurious as coffee because it contains caffeine, the drug in coffee. She writes: "For thirteen years I have been a nervous wreck from drinking coffee. My liver, Btomach, heart —in fact, my whole system being actually poisoned by it "Last year I was confined to my bed for' six months. Finally it dawned on me that coffee caused the trouble. Then I began using Pdstum Instead of coffee, but with little faith, as my, mind was in such a condition that 1 hardly knew what to do next "Extreme nervousnes and failing eyesight caused me to lose all ccmrage. In about two weeks after I quit coffee and began to use Postum I was able to read and my head felt clear. lam iinprovlag all the time and I will be •- st rong, well woman yet "I have fooled more than one person with a delicious cup of Postum. Mrs. 8. wanted to know where I bought my fine coffee* I told her my grocer had It and when she found out it was Postum she has used it ever since, and her nerves are building qp fine. "My brain is strong; my nerves steady, my appetite good, and best of all, I enjoy such sound, pleasant sleep." Name gives by Postum Co,- Battle Creek, Mich. Get the little book hi pkgs., "The Road to Well vine.” "There’s a reason.” Brer read the above lettert A^ *w era jweSso.*«£« JtolTwC'hums

THIS photograph, showing Plus X taking a promenade in the gardens of the Vatican, la being given wide publicity as indicating thht the pope has recovered from his recent Indisposition.

NEED GLOVES NOW

Success of Finger-Print System Hard on Crooks. Has Been Means of Securing Many Convictions and its Use Is Being Adopted More Widely by the Police. _ Indianapolis.—Burglars operating in Indianapolis in the future will have to wear gloves, as the detective department henceforth will pay more atattention to the practical side of the 'finger-print system. Captain of Detectives Holtz, on a recent visit to New York, found the detectives there were muking use of the finger-print system, and he believes itjwill be a great help in solving burglaries. The detective department here has us£d the finger-print system since it wlb adopted by the national bureau of identification. It has been used, however, more In identifying prisoners with the Bertillon system. After a prisoner has been brought in and his Bertillon identification has been completed, the finger-print cards were used to verify the identification more completely. “When I was in New York recently I found the police department using Jhe finger-print system to identify burglars who leave finger prints around the ‘Job* they have done,” said Captain Holtz. "Several large burglaries have been cleared in the east through finger prints, and the detectives there say burglars now year gloves when they are at work. "I have always believed the finger prints practical in police work. Frequently the finger prints of safe blowers are left on the door, and the ordinary burglar is apt to leave finger prints around a door or window. “The trouble is, the finger print to be of any service to police work, has to be very clear, or the expert is unable to see enough lines to make an identification.’* Bert Perrott, Bertillon clerk, is also the finger-print expert Perrott, since he has taken up the finger prints in connection with the Bertillon work, has shown great skill. Recently, as a test, a glass bottle was taken into the detective department at roll call. Previously the detectives had gone to Perrott’s office and he took the impression of their finger tips. After leaving the bottle Perrot returned to his office. Detective Frank

BLIND CHARLEY GOES AWAY

Beggar Takes a Whirl at Coney (eland and Then Doesn't Dare Return * to His Old Corner. New York.—Wall street haa Just lost one of Its most interesting and beet known characters, and at the same time Is minus a flourishing business. The character in question is known as Blind Charley, and the business U that of begging, by which he has accumulated a fortune of more than 1100,000. . „ Kind-hearted brokers, fresh from a successful turn in the market, have been cheerful contributors to the battered tin cap of the blind beggar; and so generous have-been gifts that there is apparently., no reason why Blind Charley should not have ran his fortune up to the half-million mark if he had. only Used a bit of discretion The trouble began when Charley started out tor Coney Island last week, all dressed up. He looked about as much Hke a beggar as Andrew Carnegie or John D. Rockefeller might look if they ever took ft in their heads to give Coney a whirl The little boy who led the way had on a new suit and a bright silk necktie. They were out for a good time and they didn’t let expense stand in the way. They rode on the merry-go-

PIUS X TAKING OUT DOOR EXERCISE

Duncan picked up the bottle and carried it to the other side of the room. Perrott then took the bottle to his office and compared the finger prints with those he had taken of the various detectives. He picked out Duncan as the man who had handled the bottle. • The advantage of the finger prints of the burglar to the detective is if the burglar has ever been under arrest of a larceny charge a record of his finger prints has been taken. The expert goes to the scene of the burglary, takes an impression of the finger prints, and then compares it with the ’cards he has on file.

CRUEL JOKE SHOCKS WOMAN

Post Card Received From Unknown Writer informs Her of Husband's Death. Newark, N. J. —Mrs. Joseph Collins of 37 Cleveland avenue, Harrison, received a postal card stating that her husband had died in the tuberculosis hospital in Laurel Hill, Secaucus, and that unless his body was claimed at once it would be buried there. Collins is an inmate of the institution,

FIND FAMED WARRIOR’S BODY

Workmen Discover Tomb of Andrea Morosini in Venetian Church— Mummy Also Pound. Venice.—lt always pays to scrape the walls of the churches and palaces of Italy, for almost invariably under the uninteresting outer wash are found frescoes of more or less value. This is Just what happened here in the Church of Sts. John and Paul, where some frescoed figures of the evangelists have come to light near the high altar. What is, perhaps, more Interesting to the ordinary traveler is the discovery in the same church at the other side of the high altar of a Gothic sarcophagus of the fourteenth century in which a mummified body was lying on the back with the head turned to the right One of the feet was detached from the body. From the description it was learned that these were the remains of Andrea Morosini. a famous warrior and a member of the family which gave four doges to Venice. The remains have been left

round, bumped the bumps and looped the loop, and occasionally Charley would break a flve-dollar bill to purchase a bag of peanuts. Naturally they attracted a good deal of attention. People were interested at the sight of an old blind man and a little boy doing Coney together. One man, who on more than one occasion had dropped a dime in Charley’s battered cup. was so Interested that he notified the police. As a result the fact was brought to light that Charley was wealthier -than many of those who had. contributed to his fortune, and consequently he has disappeared from his wonted stand. While Wall street will miss his queer personality, the sting is dtade still sharper by the realization of many brokers that, they let a man with SIOO,OOO In cold cash invade tbsir stronghold without ever making a single investment’ in the securities in which they deal.

Huntington, W. Va.—Dynamite was touched off against the Church of Christ by beys who had been chased away from the grounds The explosion rocked the building and broke up the meeting. *

Boys Dynamite a Church.

and the last his wife heard from him he was improving rapidly. Mrs. Collins became hysterical and neighbors who heard her cries went to console her. It was noticed by one of them that the card was unsigned and that the postmark showed It had been mailed In Harrison instead of Sacaucus. When neighbors were consoling Mrs. Collins, another took the card to the police station, and the sergeant on duty telephoned to the hospital inquiring as to Collins’ condition. Word came back that he ivas out for a walk. The police will try to learn who played the alleged "practical joke” on Mrs. Collins.

Footpads’ Novel Methods.

Warsaw. —Food pads who Infest the suburbs of this town have hit on a novel way of robbing peasants’ carts as they drive in laden with provisions. -The peasant drives while his wife sits at the back of the cart to keep guard. The thieves Jump onto the cart, put their arms round the woman’s waist, kiss her and hustle her off with endearing terms. Off runs the outraged husband to catch his wife. Meanwhile the Don Juan’s accomplices take away the provisions and disappear into the forest. - When the peasant finally gets back his wife he finds he has been robbed of all but the cart The trick is practiced with great success.

intact and the tomb will Jge>exhlblted to the public as soon as the restoration of the church is completed.

MAN 70 YEARS YOUNG SKATES

Gay Old Boy Just Whirls Around -to Get an Appetite— Gets It, Too. Tacoma.—Clerks and others arriving late at their-offices have recently been giving an excuse that they have been watching an old man skate. As they reach a certain street they hear the whirr of rollers on the asphalt paving. Rounding a corner, they see a little old man, with long chin whiskers, sunken eyesockets, but very bright eyes, speeding along at a reckles rate.- His ball-bearing rollers he manipulates with the dexterity of a fourteen-year-old veteran. A reporter approached the septuagenarian skater and was received with suspicion. "Don’t get it into your head that I’m doing this to revive ice-skating.” he said. “This is a very healthy way of spending spare time. I get out here in the early morning and whirl around and have the finest appetite for breakfast you ever saw. And I'm nearly seventy. "I used to skate a lot in Holland The doctor says it’s a great thing for me, and I know it is, so that’s all there is to it” =

BETTER EYES, BETTER MAN

California Prison Warden Hae a Theory Along the Lines of Reform. - o Sacramento, Cal. —To carry out his theory that steps tor all-around betterment of prisoners should be taken, beginning with physical conditions. Warden Johnston of Folsom penitentiary has had thirty-two-'prisoners examined by eye and ear specialists. Jake Oppenheimer, "the Hyena,” under sentence of death, will he fitted with a pair of glasses. The warden said that Oppenheimer was pleased with the result, as his vision had been much impaired In the preparation of a book he Is now writing, entitled "The Thoughts of a Condemned Man.” __ Another prisoner will be fitted with an artificial eye, on the theory that any Improvement in a prisoner’s looks will heighten bis self-respect sad make him more amenable to ofiteris for his reform.

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Cause for Consternation.

The inexperienced district schqol teacher -had exhausted all other expedients for the maintenance of discipline. Going out into the school yard, she broke off a good-sized switch that was growing there and administered primitive punishment to Jimmy Kelley. There were strange expressions of horrified amazement on the faces of the children, and when school was dismissed at noon they gathered in excited groups and talked in whispers. Finally the teacher’s curiosity could stand it no longer. Calling Henry Thomas to her, she demanded the cause of the discussions. “Why—why—why, teacher,” he stammered, “that —that switch you licked Jimmy with —that was the tree we all set out last Arbor day.”—Harper's Magazine.

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A CURB FOR FILES.

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