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"Silence you worms! I am King Piccolo reincarnated."
Junior No More (ピッコロ大魔王超巨身術 Pikkoro Daimao Chokyoshinjutsu) is the twenty-third episode of the Piccolo Jr. Saga and the one hundred forty-fifth episode in the Dragon Ball series. The episode first aired on February 15, 1989.
The Super Kamehameha blast destroyed much of the fighting complex and, for a while, Piccolo is nowhere to be seen. Then as the smoke clears, his figure is found still above the earth. Much of his clothing and his turban have been scorched away, and he does not look happy in the slightest. Piccolo returns from the air to continue the exchange with Goku. Launch guesses that Piccolo looks like the older King Piccolo, which Piccolo takes as his cue to truly reveal to everyone that he is, in fact, the reincarnation of King Piccolo. Upon hearing this, all of the spectators rush from the arena leaving only Goku and his friends, though this works to Goku's advantage, as he no longer has to worry about innocent bystanders getting hurt.
All of the world is quickly notified of Piccolo's return. The World Tournament Announcer is stunned, for he is now alone with Piccolo, Goku, and all of Goku's friends. Goku tells everyone to leave, quickly. Piccolo then concentrates his energy to turn into a Giant Form of himself. Seems that even though he is considerably larger, Goku still has no problem battling him. He is smacked to the ground and almost stepped on, but Tien Shinhan distracts Piccolo by offering his help. Goku is still under the impression that the match is still going on, that the recent development has not changed anything and he is still following the rules. Goku continues to beat on giant Piccolo, until he shoots his left knee, causing Goku to fall. Piccolo tries to step on Goku, but Goku throws him off. Goku says that Piccolo being so large is only a disadvantage, and to prove him wrong, Piccolo grows even larger. Goku's friends and the announcer finally flee a small distance, but Goku stands his ground.
- Goku vs. Piccolo (Base/Giant)
- When the news caster states that there is a contestant in the 23rd World Martial Arts Tournament who is King Piccolo resurrected he should have said reincarnated, though most likely by the time he had gotten word of the news the words were slightly different.


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Mark Grace was suspended from his announcing duties by the Diamondbacks in late August due to his second DUI in 15 months. Earlier this month, a grand jury indicted him on four felony counts of aggravated driving while under the influence. Now, if convicted, he could do close to four years in prison.
The good news, if there is good news? Grace, who was absolutely adored by reporters during his playing days, could help himself a little and face less jail time if he pleads guilty to reduced charges, but he's not eligible for probation because of a previous DUI.
Right here is where I'd love to tie in something about a slumpbuster, but this all far too depressing.
[via Buster Olney, Sun-Times]
Related: Mark Grace's Second DUI in 14 Months Leads to Leave of Absence From Announcing Booth

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The death of Gia Allemand has left her friends and family shaken — none more than her boyfriend Ryan Anderson, who found the reality star near death.
According to TMZ, Anderson, an NBA player, and Allemand had a rocky relationship and the former The Bachelor contestant was pretty broken up about it. Anderson found Allemand hanged in her home Monday night and immediately called 911.
She had a pulse and was put on life support, but, per her family's statement, she had already suffered too much brain and organ damage to ever recover.
Today, Anderson released a statement on the death of his beloved, saying, "I'm deeply grateful for all the love and support we have received from family, friends and fans. Gia was the most beautiful person I knew inside and out and she always smiled and made everyone else around her smile. She had such an amazing impact on my life and anyone that knew her was blessed."
"All I have left is to cherish those memories we made together and help perpetuate the many values, faith and love that we shared."
Other The Bachelor stars tweeted their dismay over the news, including Sean Lowe, Jake Pavelka, Vienna Girardi, Ali Fedotowsky, Melissa Rycroft, Trista Sutter and Juan Pablo Galavis.
My prayers go out to @GiaAllemand 's family during this time. Life on earth is but a vapor and she's with our Lord now.— Sean Lowe (@SeanLowe09) August 14, 2013
I had to pull over, I can't stop crying. We have lost an angel.— Jake Pavelka (@jakepavelka1) August 14, 2013
I am in complete shock and devastated to hear the news about Gia. She was one of the sweetest people I have ever known.— Jake Pavelka (@jakepavelka1) August 14, 2013
And a very dear friend. My heart goes out to her family during this very difficult time. We have lost angel today. I miss you Gia...— Jake Pavelka (@jakepavelka1) August 14, 2013
Gia you are my angel! You changed so many lives with your beautiful soul and will be missed and loved forever.— Vienna Girardi (@ViennaGirardi) August 14, 2013
The most beautiful person I had the chance to know @GiaAllemand pic.twitter.com/8MDl8sg6Yn— Vienna Girardi (@ViennaGirardi) August 15, 2013
We lost an incredible human being today. @giaallemand http://t.co/Sl5vTfCQ1w— Ali Fedotowsky (@AliFedotowsky) August 14, 2013
So sad and scary to hear about @GiaAllemand...sending love, strength and prayers to her and her family....— Melissa Rycroft (@MelissaRycroft) August 14, 2013
"@peoplemag: The Bachelor's @GiaAllemand has died. http://t.co/MrvvWaCk1I " Heartbroken. We will miss you beautiful girl.— Trista Sutter (@tristasutter) August 14, 2013
#BachelorNation please join me in sending thoughts & prayers 2 @GiaAllemand 's family & all those who were blessed 2 know her. #angeltoosoon— Trista Sutter (@tristasutter) August 14, 2013
Very SAD to hear the NEWS on @GiaAllemand... RIP and PRAYERS to the family...— Juan Pablo Galavis™ (@JuanPaGalavis) August 14, 2013
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Choosing Groundcover Plants for Sun
This shimmering silver design is ideal for sites that receive a lot of sunshine. The dominant groundcover plant is Artemisia schmidtiana "Nana", which runs through the design like a river, pooling around the taller structural plants at the rear. In the foreground the ornamental blue grasses create a textural contrast with their long, spiky blades of foliage. Ornamental pink thrift (Armeria maritime "Splendens") flowers from spring until early summer and adds a splash of color. You will need approximately 6x5 feet (1.8x1.5 m) of space to grow these plants. These grasses, which are best-suited for warm, sheltered gardens, prefer sharply draining soil and full sun.
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- 7 Blauglut (Festuca glauca) plants
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- 9 Splendens (Armeria maritima)
- horticultural grit
- gardening shears
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Planting and Aftercare
These plants are typical of Mediterranean planting designs and thrive in dry, arid conditions. Add horticultural grit to the soil if it is heavy, and cut back surrounding shrubs and tree branches if they block out any sunlight. Plant the tall Astelia and cut-leaved Artemisia at the back to give the plan some height and plant drifts of the colorful Armeria in front of them. Plant the Artemisia 'Nana' in a zigzag pattern across the center of the bed and finally the grasses in the front. Plant in spring so that the slightly tender Astelia have a chance to establish before the onset of winter. The design is relatively low maintenance: cut back the dead stems of the pink thrift after flowering. The Astelia may need covering with horticultural fabric in cooler areas during winter, and you may need to remove some of the dead grass foliage in spring.


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New Conservative MP Zac Goldsmith was divorced by his wife today over his admitted adultery.
The millionaire environmentalist's 35-year-old wife Sheherazade was granted a decree nisi by a judge at the High Court's Family Division in central London.
Mr Goldsmith, also 35, who inherited a fortune from his industrialist father Sir James, married in Paris in June 1999.
In a question-and-answer-style divorce document, Mrs Goldsmith, the petitioner, is asked: "State briefly your reasons for saying that the respondent has committed the adultery alleged."
Mrs Goldsmith, who lives in Surrey with their three children, states: "The respondent admitted his adultery to me."
Asked when it first became known to her that he had "committed the adultery alleged", she replies: "In April 2009."
She answers "yes" to the question: "Do you find it intolerable to live with the respondent?"
Since April last year she has not lived in the same household as her husband.
Mrs Goldsmith, who gives her occupation as a mother and writer,states that she and the children continue to live in the family home in Richmond, south west London, and Mr Goldsmith has moved to another home in Richmond.
In another document, Mr Goldsmith, who did not contest the divorce, is asked: "Do you admit the adultery alleged in the petition?"
He answers: "Yes."
Neither party attended the brief proceedings before District Judge David White.
The co-respondent is not named in the divorce papers.
Mr Goldsmith, former editor of The Ecologist magazine, won Richmond Park for the Conservatives, beating sitting Liberal Democrat MP Susan Kramer to take the west London seat, polling 29,461 votes to her 25,370.


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Did you kid(s) use this?
Poll Results
Question: Did you kid(s) use the big hospital paci?
on and off
Total Votes: 106
Question: Did you kid(s) use the big hospital paci?
Total Votes: 106
after they were born?
I dont mean any paci. I mean the huge one from the hospital?
Another post got me wondering
I never used this one. I always had the store bought for 3 of my 4 boys.
my youngest used a paci for maybe 3 months if that. lol
nope. they never took to them. the nurses in the hospital tried to give it to them but theyjust spit them out or pulled them out with their hands. LOL
*there was one night when she was 3 months old. I was losing my mind with exhaustion. In a moment of weakness I tried for ten minutes to get her to take one. She refused. The next day I was so happy she didn't! Lmao! I didn't want to deal with pacifiers.
For maybe like a week. DD never took a paci though after that.
my son used this as a baby. it was the only one he would use! i tried to buy other ones and he would just cry and spit them out. they sell these kind at babies r us...so i bought the there after we got back from the hospital
he also would only use the green ones and not the blue ones lmao...i dunno how he even knew the difference
Nope. None of my kids used any pacifiers. THey didn't care for them.


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The world's second biggest brewer told investors on Wednesday it is confident of growing sales volumes in Africa by 7pc to 8pc a year on an "ongoing basis" as economies on the continent expand at a rapid rate.
Chibuku is an affordable, low-alcohol beer made using maize or sorghum which SAB has been using to convert drinkers of home brew and illicit "moonshine" to the commercial beer market.
Homemade beer and liquor - or moonshine - has led to serious problems in countries such as Kenya and Mozambique as they can be produced in unsanitory conditions and are sometimes laced with lethal ingredients such as methanol.
According to some estimates, as much as 80pc of the African market is still dominated by home brew and is open to commercialisation by drinks companies such as SAB, Diageo and Heineken.
SAB first introduced Chibuku in Zambia some 50 years ago but has recently ramped up production in an attempt to exploit the growing wealth in many African countries.
The FTSE 100-listed group has invested $16m (£10m) in rolling out the brand, which comes in one litre cartons and has a shelf life of five days, to ten markets, up from just four at the start of 2011.
By the end of the current financial year, SAB expects Chibuku production will have exceeded half a million hectolitres - more than 100m pints. SAB has also developed "Chibuku Super", which has a longer shelf life of 21 days and can be distributed to vendors in areas previously out of reach of its breweries.
SAB plans to invest $300m-$500m a year in the African drinks market as economies such as Nigeria, Ghana, Mozambique and Uganda boom, fuelled by oil production and mining.
The company currently has 172 breweries in Africa but intends to build another 3 or 4 from scratch over the next 2 to 3 years.
However, Jonathan Kirby, finance director for SABMiller Africa, admitted profit margins would be tempered in the medium term by commodity price "headwinds" and expansion costs, and downgraded its guidance on profit margins in Africa to 0.5-0.8 basis points from 0.8-1 previously.
But he added: "We are in 37 countries and are able…to offset some of those [commodity] shocks that do come from time to time. "We are quite confident in our ability to wrestle a bit more value out of our business."


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Daniel Vasella, the former chairman of Novartis AG NVS, +0.31% is moving to the U.S., the Sonntagsblick newspaper reports Sunday.
The paper, which cited an unnamed person familiar with Dr. Vasella's plans, didn't elaborate on what the former pharmaceutical executive would do in the U.S.
Sonntagsblick said Dr. Vasella has notified the municipality of Risch, where he lived while working at Novartis, that he would be moving. Peter Hausherr, the mayor of the municipality, told another paper, 20 Minuten, that Dr. Vasella had informed Risch officials he was moving at the end of January.
A Novartis spokesman declined to comment on the reports. Calls to the Risch municipal offices went unanswered.
The news follows criticism last month of Dr. Vasella regarding a now-scrapped 72-million-Swiss-franc ($76 million) exit package that Novartis was going to pay him after he resigned from the company's board. The deal stirred controversy in Switzerland just ahead of a nationwide referendum that gave shareholders a binding say on corporate pay.
Dr. Vasella had already announced in January that he was going to step down from the board.
Dr. Vasella has long-standing ties to the U.S., including a stint at the U.S. subsidiary of one of Novartis's predecessor companies and studies at the Harvard Business School.
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Re. the following, y'all might want to take a look at the wording in the current editor's draft of semantics, particularly: The datatype map which also contains the set of all pairs of the form < http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema# sss ,sss >, where sss is a built-in datatype which has well-defined lexical and value spaces and a lexical-to-value mapping and is named sss in XML Schema Part 2: Datatypes [XML-SCHEMA2 ], eg decimal ,string , is referred to here as XSD. Note the qualification to 'which has a well-defined...' Pat > -----Original Message----- > > From: ext Jeremy Carroll [mailto:firstname.lastname@example.com] >> Sent: 22 April, 2003 14:23 >> To: email@example.com >> Subject: pfps-13 facets in datatypes >> >> >> >> >> See >> http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/www-rdf-comments/2003JanMa >> r/0152.html >> [[ >> So what happened to the XML Schema datatype facets? Are they >> part of RDF >> datatypes? >> ]] >> >> Proposed response: >> >> punt >> (This is neither an accept nor a reject, just close). >> plus some changes >> >> OLD TEXT >> [[ >> Datatypes are used by RDF in the representation of values >> such as integers, >> floating point numbers and dates. >> >> RDF uses the datatype abstraction defined by XML Schema Part >> 2: Datatypes >> [XML-SCHEMA2], and may be used with any datatype definition >> that conforms to >> this abstraction, even if not actually defined in terms of XML Schema. >> >> A datatype mapping is a set of pairs whose first element >> belongs to the >> lexical space of the datatype, and the second element belongs >> to the value >> space of the datatype: >> ]] >> >> NEW TEXT (2nd para, 1st and 3rd para unchanged) >> [[ >> RDF uses the datatype abstraction defined by XML Schema Part >> 2: Datatypes >> [XML-SCHEMA2]. > >The above text says to me that the definition of rdfs:Datatype >is identitical to the definition of a datatype in XML Schema, >which I think is where the misunderstandings about the "missing" >facets is coming from. > >Perhaps some wording with even less rigorous ties to the actual >definitions in the XML Schema specs: > >"RDF uses a datatype abstraction compatible with that defined >by XML Schema Part 2: Datatypes [XML-SCHEMA2]. ..." > >This then (hopefully) avoids a strong/literal interpretation that >the definition of RDF datatypes is *identical* to the definition >provided by XML Schema (which it is not, since the RDF datatype >abstraction is generalization of that defined by XML Schema, >albeit a fully compatible one). > >> RDF be used with any datatype definition that conforms to the >> following >> abstraction, even if not actually defined in terms of XML Schema. >> ]] > >Yup. Definitely keep this latter part. > > Patrick -- --------------------------------------------------------------------- IHMC (850)434 8903 or (650)494 3973 home 40 South Alcaniz St. (850)202 4416 office Pensacola (850)202 4440 fax FL 32501 (850)291 0667 cell firstname.lastname@example.com http://www.coginst.uwf.edu/~phayes firstname.lastname@example.com for spamReceived on Friday, 25 April 2003 16:41:57 UTC
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That 'Big Big Goal'
Alan Shearer broke Jackie Milburn's goalscoring record ... at the Gallowgate End.
Shearer: 'The goal was a big, big goal for me, obviously, but you have to believe me, the biggest relief was that it helped us get the three points.
'I couldn't have wished for it to come at a better place and at a better time. We needed it and we needed it in a performance form everyone today, and we got that.
'I wish Graeme was here to see it because whatever anyone thinks of him, he's an honest, decent, hard-working, genuine man. It didn't work out for him. He knows - you don't have to tell him, he's a big boy - that we are in a results-driven business and we didn't get the results because of an horrendous injury situation.
'But you saw today - we took Emre off, Scott Parker off, Nolberto Solano off and put Kieron Dyer on, Lee Bowyer on and Lee Clark. Graeme didn't really have that luxury for a lot of the time. But he would have wanted us to win today because he's that type of bloke. He's not bitter, he's honest.
'We went out and put in a performance that has been coming, and we needed to do it under pressurised circumstances.'


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FIGC Vice-President Demetrio Albertini warns Mario Balotelli "his future depends exclusively on him. He needs to grow up."
The Italy and Manchester City striker has run into numerous problems over the years due to a poor attitude in training and during games.
His introduction in Friday's 1-0 win over the Faroe Islands was delayed as he seemed to be warming up too sluggishly and was reportedly using his iPad on the bench.
"We often try to make him understand how lucky he is in being one of those players who can decide his own future," said Federation Vice-President Albertini.
"A talent like Mario sometimes has to be coddled, at other times told off, but the most important thing is to let him know his future depends exclusively on him.
"He is a lad who needs to grow up, both in sporting and personality terms. Time is on his side. We want him to contribute 100 per cent and I'm sure he will give us that in future."
Italy welcome Slovenia to the Stadio Franchi in Florence this evening and a win would mathematically qualify them for Euro 2012.
"This Nazionale was born of change, seeing as so many of the 2006 world champions had reached a certain age.
"Cesare Prandelli did a great job. He gave stability to the players, so they could gain international experience, and after a year achieved good performances and excellent results."
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Old vs. New School: Two 5.0 Mustangs At The Drag Strip
The 5.0 liter Ford engine has been around for over 40 years now, first introduced back in 1968. Back then though, it was called the 302, and the 5.0 moniker didn't stick until the 1980's. Then, much to many Ford enthusiasts dismay, the pushrod 5.0 engine was canned as Ford moved to an overhead camshaft engine design. Now the 5.0 is back, still has an overhead cam engine, but much improved over earlier iterations.
This YouTube video shows a classic Fox body 5.0 going up against its modern contemporary. Assuming both cars are stock, the results are rather shocking.
A few numbers to put this race in perspective. The run was done at Bandimere Drag Strip in Colorado, at an elevation over 5800 feet. There is less air that high up, which means reduced performance. That is why the 2011 Mustang 5.0 runs a 13.6. Adjusted for elevation, that comes out to about 12.5. That also explains why the Fox body Mustang ran a 15.29. Adjusted for elevation, it would run somewhere in the mid to low 14's.
New, the '89 to '93 Mustang GT had just 205 horsepower and 275 ft-lbs of torque. Today's 5.0 engine makes more than twice as much horsepower (412) and over a 100 ft-lbs of torque more (390 ft-lbs). Then add in the six-speed transmission, improved suspension, and even the classic Fox body's lighter weight can't make up that two second deficit. Still, the 2011 Mustang owes a lot to the "original 5.0", so here's to you, Mr. Fox body.


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Spanish families face rising evictions
Published 10:44 pm, Sunday, November 11, 2012
Seville, Spain --
The first night after Francisco Rodriguez Flores, 71, and his wife, Ana Lopez Corral, 67, were evicted from their small apartment after falling behind on their mortgage, they slept in the entrance hall of their building. Their daughters, both unemployed and living with them, slept in a neighbor's van.
"It was the worst thing ever," Lopez said. "It's a story you can't really tell because it is not the same as living it."
The Rodriguezes are among 36 families who have taken over a luxury apartment block that had been vacant for three years. There is no electricity. The water was recently cut off, and there is the fear that the authorities will evict them once again. But, Lopez says they are not living on the street - at least not yet.
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The number of Spanish families facing eviction continues to mount at a dizzying pace - hundreds a day, housing advocates say. The problem has become so acute that Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy has promised to announce emergency measures on Monday, though what they may be remains unclear.
For some, the pressure has been too much to bear. In recent weeks, a 53-year-old man in Granada hanged himself just hours before he was to be evicted, and a 53-year-old woman in Bilbao jumped to her death as court officials arrived at her door.
Experts say more and more of the evicted - who face a lifetime of debt and a system of blacklisting that makes it virtually impossible for them to rent - are increasingly taking over vacant properties or moving back into their old homes after they have been seized.


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Certainly Guin, like Colin, was a Depression kid, coming of age in the early 30's. And it's likely that the 'blacksnake' episode in The Standing Joy, in which Colin and a friend dump a bucketful of snakes on the sidewalk in front of a movie house, is an incident from Guin's own boyhood. Why? Because the story is told in almost the same form in his 1956 story 'Volpla'.
Though he may have preferred to keep his private life private, Guin was, judging by their praise of his work, well known and loved by his colleagues in the field of Science Fiction. H.L. Gold, for instance, wrote: 'Wyman Guin has the intellect of a Heinlein, the sensitivity of a C. L. Moore, the guts of a Philip José Farmer -- combined with ideas so profoundly original that they are decades ahead of the field.' Now, Gold, as the editor of Galaxy magazine, knew half a dozen SF writers of comparable stature. Granted that the quote was a blurb intended to impress the reading public, such praise seems excessive for a writer who in his whole career published only one novel and a mere handful of stories, some great, some not so great.
Was praise accorded Wyman Guin by Gold, Robert Silverberg, Groff Conklin, Isaac Asimov, based solely on his writing? Or was it praise for Wyman Guin, the man? Except for the sparse information above, we know Wyman Guin, USA 1915-1989, only by his work.
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Use VLC to Stream Live Media
You do not have to pay big money to stream video or audio over the Internet. If you already have a dedicated server or VPS, you can use VLC to stream media to your users.
VLC is a free and open source video player and streaming media server. On the client side, you can use it to view videos and listen to audio. On the server side, it becomes a powerful tool for on-the-fly media streaming.
First, you need to make sure VLC is installed on your server. You can follow the instructions at tecmint to get it installed on CentOS, RHEL or Fedora. For Debian and Ubuntu, type:
sudo apt-get install vlc
Once installed, you can setup your stream however you want using VLC's advanced command line interface. For example, from the server you could type:
vlc -vvv input_stream --sout '#standard{access=http,mux=ogg,dst=server.example.org:8080}'
On the client side, your users would connect to http://server.example.org:8080
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Whitewater Witness Sentenced
LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS: Financier David Hale, who initiated the Whitewater investigation with allegations that President Clinton pressured him to make an illegal loan, was sentenced today to 28 months in prison and directed to repay the government $2.04 million. Hale pled guilty in March 1994 to two felony charges of defrauding the Small Business Administration in order to receive matching federal funds for his investments. Hale has said that in 1986, then Arkansas governor Clinton and his Whitewater partner James McDougal pressured him to make a $300,000 loan to Susan McDougal. At today's sentencing, the federal judge was unconvinced of Hale's claims. "The facts show overwhelmingly that you willingly operated this service for these people," the judge said. "You're not a victim. You're anything but a victim." The judge also gave Hale three years probation and fined him $10,000. As a result of information Hale has provided to the government, both the McDougals and Arkansas Governor Jim Guy Tucker are on trial for conspiracy and fraud. Hale is a key prosecution witness in the trial, but defense attorneys are seeking to undermine his credibility by telling the jury that he is a convicted felon and "a fraud from the top of his head to the bottom of his feet." President Clinton has called Hale's claims "a bunch of bull." The president has not been charged with a crime, but is expected to testify for the defense in early April.


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Thousands march against water charges, but it's about more than that
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Thousands of anti-water charge campaigners have taken to the streets of Dublin for a major demonstration ahead of the general election.
The event was organised by the Right2Water/Right2Change movement and attended by election candidates who have aligned themselves with it.
Dare i say it.......next Taoiseach?? @GerryAdamsSF @MaryLouMcDonald @sinnfeinireland #WaterProtest #NoWayWeWontPay pic.twitter.com/ZUvsGqIpLB— Jena O'Neill (@Jenzer85) February 20, 2016
The movement, which is led by community and political representatives and trade unions, wants the controversial charge axed.
It also is critical of the outgoing Fine Gael/Labour government's policies on other social issues, such as housing, employment and health.
Some protestors at the march say they are against water charges, but also against other austerity measures introduced by the current government.
They said: "We're here now at the pre-election march to show the Government that we're not going away, we're not backing down in an way, shape or form.
"This country is in tatters, people are in tatters."
Another protestor said he was at the protest over a range of issues.
He said: "I'm here to protest over water primarily, and the general political set up in this country. We want change."
Protesters from across Ireland braved poor weather conditions to take part in the campaign's last major rally before Friday's election.
This water charges protest has a very Hunger Games vibe pic.twitter.com/KoWsKJdH1b— Alana Laverty (@AlanaLav) February 20, 2016
Right2Water/Right2Change says 106 candidates vying for seats in the new Dáil are signed up to its principles.
A series of protests was staged across Ireland in January while last August saw tens of thousands of demonstrators take to the streets of Dublin.
@rtenews saying 15,000 at Irish Water protest in Dublin... think they can multiply that by 4. #right2water #GE16 pic.twitter.com/ALWCe651ua— justdermo (@Bryan_Dermody) February 20, 2016
Right2Water/Right2Change is backed by trade unions including Mandate, Unite, the Communication Workers Union, power union the TEEU, and the Civil and Public Services Union.
Water protest on the quays 👌 pic.twitter.com/IQOZlKpjud— Kerrie O' Brien (@kerriepoetry) February 20, 2016
Unite official and Right2Water/Right2Change coordinator Brendan Ogle said today's event represented an "unprecedented show of determination and unity".
Protest art at Dublin anti-water charges protest #ge16 pic.twitter.com/sYxZHxTjH6— Jennifer Duggan (@jenniduggan) February 20, 2016
"For the first time in our history, people are being offered the opportunity to vote for a real alternative - to vote for change," he claimed.
"I have no doubt that they will seize that opportunity on polling day."
The event organisers estimated the turnout at 80,000.
Mr Ogle said: "The huge turnout at today's demonstration, on the final Saturday before the general election, sends a clear message to the outgoing Government that public anger at water charges remains unabated and will be reflected in the ballot boxes next Friday."


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There's a rumor circulating around several sports sites about a NFL football player that is considering coming out of the closet. In a recent story published on CBS Sports, the player's biggest concern is the reaction he may receive from the public.
While I've long believed I would not see an openly gay NFL player for decades, that might be wrong. Based on interviews over the past several weeks with current and former players, I'm told that a current gay NFL player is strongly considering coming out publicly within the next few months — and after doing so, the player would attempt to continue his career. I'm told this player feels the time is now for someone to take this step — despite homophobic remarks from San Francisco 49ers defensive back Chris Culliver and the controversy arising recently at the Indianapolis Scouting combine, when prospects were asked questions about their sexuality. This player's true concern, I'm told, is not the reaction inside an NFL locker room but outside of it. The player fears he will suffer serious harm from homophobic fans, and that is the only thing preventing him from coming out. My sources will not say who this alleged player is.
In yesterday's post about Kordell Stewart, there were plenty of comments about his sexuality. There have been rumors about his sexuality, even during his football career, but he has always stated he was heterosexual. There are currently a little less than 2000 players in the NFL. If we were leaning towards statistics, we could assume, at least a few of them are gay. But what's keeping them in the closet? In sports like the WNBA, there are plenty of "out" athletes, who are proud of who they are.
There are those people who feel the need to "pull" people out of the closet and this is the fear I think many male athletes have. No one wants to be 'outed', but also there are those who don't feel it's necessary to wave a rainbow flag every day either.
In this year's Indianapolis scouting combine, which I always compare to a job interview for football players, I felt questioning someone's sexuality was a clear violation of privacy. Why does it matter to a team if a player is gay? It has nothing to do with their on the field performance.
If this player does disclose that he's gay, I hope he's supported by his teammates and if issues do arise , I hope the NFL institutes guidelines that can protect this player, and possibly others who come out as well.


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Our current DevOps messaging defines four adoption paths: Plan/Measure, Develop/Test, Release/ Deploy, Monitor/Optimize. A few drawbacks have been surfaced with these names:
Here are suggestions for more attractive descriptors of the 4 adoption paths.
In our leadership team, there was fairly quick and strong consensus on Develop/Test, Deploy, and Operate. Steering is the one choice where there was some debate.
Why not plan and measure? Plans and planning are one of the four anti-patterns in the agile manifesto which states: We value Responding to change over following a plan. Responding to change means steering. Following a plan is the connotation of Plan/Measure. Also, measurement is an element of each adoption path, not a specific one. Finally, plan and measure has a programmatic connotation (i.e., plan and track, something managers do) and does not imply the technical leadership of scoping and architecting that should be 1st-class practices in this whole team adoption path.
We would like to test these change with our broader community of clients, partners and IBMers. If you endorse the change, like this post and add a comment if you want to explain why. If you prefer the old wording, post a comment and provide a short reason.


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Newark has some of the worst schools in the nation despite spending absurd amounts of money on them. It's a billion dollar school district that routinely gets ten-cent performance. Twenty years ago, the neglect and corruption was so bad that the state took over. But that has not improved things.
A few years ago, Christ Christie and Cory Booker, backed by $100 million from Mark Zuckerberg, pushed to overhaul the school system. The result, spelled out in this long and depressing New Yorker piece, was just another chapter of catastrophe. Some plans were made — maybe good plans, maybe crappy ones. But before you could say "Joe Clark", the entrenched establishment took over. The union grudgingly agreed to pay bonuses to teachers who did well. But the price was insane:
The union demanded thirty-one million dollars in back pay for the two years that teachers had worked without raises—more than five times what top teachers would receive in merit bonuses under the three-year contract. Zuckerberg covered the expense, knowing that other investors would find the concession unpalatable. The total cost of the contract was about fifty million dollars. The Foundation for Newark's Future also agreed to Anderson's request to set aside another forty million dollars for a principals' contract and other labor expenses. Zuckerberg had hoped that promising new teachers would move quickly up the pay scale, but the district couldn't afford that along with the salaries of veteran teachers, of whom five hundred and sixty earned more than ninety-two thousand dollars a year. A new teacher consistently rated effective would have to work nine years before making sixty thousand dollars.
The seniority protections proved even more costly. School closings and other personnel moves had left the district with three hundred and fifty teachers that the renew principals hadn't selected. If Anderson simply laid them off, those with seniority could "bump" junior colleagues. She said this would have a "catastrophic effect" on student achievement: "Kids have only one year in third grade." She kept them all on at full pay, at more than fifty million dollars over two years, according to testimony at the 2013 budget hearing, assigning them support duties in schools.
The superintendent ran into a firestorm of opposition to any proposed changes. Some of the proposals were probably bad ideas, true. And she handled it poorly, spending more time and effort talking to outside consultants than to parents and local politicians. But in the end, the people did what they always do: rallied to the anti-reformers. This culminated in one of the ringleaders against reform and a shill for the unions being elected mayor on Tuesday. So the people of Newark can look forward to more spending, more bullshit and more failure. Three years and hundreds of millions burned for nothing. It was exactly what I feared would happen when I heard of Zuckerberg's plans.
Oh, wait. There's one group that did well. You'll find them throughout the piece:
Ultimately, Zuckerberg and matching donors paid the firm and its consultants $2.8 million, although Cerf emphasized that he personally accepted no pay, and he left the firm in December, 2010.
During the next two years, more than twenty million dollars of Zuckerberg's gift and matching donations went to consulting firms with various specialties:
With a federal school-improvement grant, he extended the school day, introduced small learning academies, greatly intensified test prep, and hired consultants to improve literacy instruction.
Using $1.8 million from the Foundation for Newark's Future, she hired the nonprofit consulting group TNTP, in part to develop more rigorous evaluation systems. In her first year, the foundation gave her a four-million-dollar grant to hire consultants at her own discretion.
Anderson spent much of the fall working with data analysts from the Parthenon Group, an international consulting firm that received roughly three million dollars over two years from Newark philanthropy.
This is education reform in the United States. This is Arne Duncan's America. Consultants and professional "educators" are paid millions to come up with elaborate plans. Sometimes those plans are implemented in a half-assed way. The teachers scramble to meet whatever metric or scheme has been handed down. The plan fails. More money is spent. More consultants are hired. More concessions are made to the unions. The leaders of the reform get elected to higher office. And ultimately nothing changes. Later rinse repeat.
It's a pretty sweet gig if you're a politician or a consultant or an "educator". The only people that lose, really, are the taxpayers. And the kids. And the parents. And the actual teachers.
The more I read stories like this, the more I come to believe that it is impossible to fix the system. The interests, at least in Democrat-run inner cities, are too entrenched and far too skilled at manipulating the public and the media. I'm not going to say I'm in favor of privatizing the whole smash just yet. But … man … when I read something like this it makes that option look awfully tempting.


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|The city of Novi Pazar is situated within the STARI RAS AND SOPOCANI AREA which in 1979 entered the UNESCO World Natural and Cultural Heritage List.
|The Novi Pazar Spa
is a multilayer archaeological site discovered by Sir Arthur Evans in 1883. Only partly
investigated, the site includes: four grave mounds from the late Bronze period, two bigger
tumuli with the graves dating from the late stage of the early Bronze period, remains of a
chapel and a shrine dating from 2nd-3rd century, the remains of a
church dating from the end of 4th or beginning of 5th century, as
well as remains of a basilica dating from 6th century. The time of the
construction of the Turkish Bath has not been precisely established
yet, but it is believed that the Bath was built immediately upon the Turkish settlement in
these parts (the middle of the 15th century), since the spring of hot mineral
waters, also used in Roman times, enabled the bath to be constructed. The building is of a
single type, so it cannot be used simultaneously by both men and women. The interior
rooms, their size and arrangement, as well as the outer look of the bath correspond to the
classic type of Turkish baths. As a cultural property, the Bath is under legal protection.
According to the data obtained from the Regional Institute for the Protection of Cultural Monuments in Kraljevo and the National Museum in Novi Pazar, these structures were directly endangered by repeated detonations.
The Old City Center is directly endangered by repeated NATO attacks since April 24th.
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the center of Novi Pazar, on a mound in the area of the city park. Those are the wall
ramparts of a Turkish fortress featuring immense historical and urban values. The fortress
is of a triangular plan with strong defense towers. The data are scarce, but they suggest
that it was built in the 60's of 15th century upon order of Isa-Bey Ishakovic,
the founder of Novi Pazar. The fortress was being added new buildings from the end of 17th
to the middle of 19th century.
During the heavy day bombardment of Novi Pazar on May 30th detonations occurred in the nearest vicinity.
The Altun-Alem Mosque is one of the most famous of the Ottoman sacred edifices and is situated in the enclosed area that also includes a religious school. It was built by a famous master builder Abdul Gani in the first half of 16th century. It has a dome and a spacious porch covered with cupolas, which was not a characteristic for these parts. The interior consists of an nicely shaped niche (mihrab) and a wooden gallery (mahvil).
During the heavy day bombardment of Novi Pazar on May 30th detonations occurred in the nearest vicinity.
The Amir-Aga's Han is one of the two preserved inns (han) and its beauty surpasses the other. It is situated in the centre of the city and is supposed that it dates from 17th century. In its architectural characteristics it differs from the typical buildings of the kind: the shape of the plan was done according to the street corners, and the main part consists of a ground floor and the first floor (which served as guest bedrooms), whereas other parts were for the cattle. The building was revitalized and today serves as a restaurant - catering house.
During the heavy day bombardment of Novi Pazar on May 30th detonations occurred in the nearest vicinity.
The Hamam (Turkish Bath), situated in the very center of the city, was constructed in the 60's of 15th century as an endowment of Isa-bey Ishakovic, the founder of the City of Novi Pazar. It is a rare example of simetrical structure with the facilities for simultanious bathing gor men and women.
During the heavy day bombardment of Novi Pazar on May 30th detonations occurred in the nearest vicinity.


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In a 37-slide presentation, filed today with the SEC, Dell's board further presses the idea that the bid by billionaire Carl Icahn and Southeastern Asset Management is inferior to the one made by founder Michael Dell and private equity shop Silver Lake Partners. Dell directors favor the $24.4 billion proposal from Michael Dell and Silver Lake, and they are waging a campaign to make sure shareholders approve it next month.
Unlike Michael Dell and Silver Lake, Icahn and Southeastern would allow interested investors to remain in the company, while offering $12 in shares or cash to those wishing to exit. It would finance the deal in $5.2 billion in new debt and the existing cash on Dell's balance sheet.
However, Dell's directors believe Icahn and Southeastern fail to consider next April's $1.4 billion debt department and the $450 million termination fee would need to pay to scuttle the Michael Dell-Silver Lake proposal. What's more, the board says Icahn and Southeastern underestimate the cash that Dell needs to run its business. To make it work, Dell directors believe Southeastern and Icahn would need to raise another $3.9 billion. Or they could cut their offer to $8.50 a share from $12 a share.
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Nothing prevented commissioners from attending Aug. 12 meeting
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To The Daily Sun,
A recent letter to the editor by the Belknap County Commissioners contains a novel legal theory — that a properly noticed meeting must contain all of the items on the agenda. That is simply not true. There was nothing to prevent the commissioners from attending the August 12 meeting concerning a revenue anticipation note for Gunstock Mountain and nothing to prevent them from staying for any other business to come before the convention.
One of the commissioners was present for discussions concerning certain budgetary transfer requests which came before the executive committee of the convention and easily could have stayed for the properly noticed general meeting of the delegation.
The context which is unmentioned by the commissioners is that they have spent several years and three hundred thousand dollars of the public's money to produce a plan for a new prison which has very little support. A lame attempt to deflect notice from their incompetence does nothing to advance the public interest.
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This event occurs weekly, on Sunday.
Queen City Ballroom Dance Studio offers Argentine Tango classes with Instructor Randy Avis on Sunday afternoons. Beginning Argentine Tango, 3 p.m. - 4 p.m., Practica, 4 p.m. - 4:30 p.m., offers time to practice and/or warm up for the upcoming class; Argentine Tango for mixed levels, 4:30 p.m. - 5:30 p.m., and Practica, 5:30 p.m. - 6 p.m., is for dancing and/or practice.
(An Intro to Argentine Tango class, 5:30 p.m. - 6 p.m., readies the student for the 3 p.m. Beginning class).
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When I was younger and used to see my friends post up the amazing pictures of them and their boyfriends, I won't lie ... I was actually jealous. I remember Fabiola stalking some of them and secretly hoping one day I find a guy to have a perfect relationship with.
Correct me if I am wrong, but I am almost 99% sure that almost every girl experiences this. But who could blame us... We are always surrounded with media and movies portraying the perfect love story ... Why can't I have that, I remember always questioning to the Love Gods everytime I watched some romantic movie.
Anyways ... So I grew up, and actually had guys interested in me, you don't understand the amount of pictures I wanted to take with them all them to show my friends.
There was this one relationship, where I honestly thought he would be the one. Everytime I posted a picture of him and I on Instagram, I was always excited and happy about all the comments I received saying "my favourite couple" or "you guys are just too cute". And I guess we were. It was usually a good day if I ever posted a picture of us, either I felt I was loved or we genuinely had an amazing day together, and I just wanted to take pictures and we happened to look really good in them.
But as time past, I realized first hand how a picture definetly does not tell the entire story. Believe it or not, no matter how perfect we looked together, we always had problems, always.
Looking back, I always blamed him ... But we both had a part to share, it's never just one person. From first hand experience, I know we weren't the perfect couple. Trust me when I say, we had a lot of issues and problems.
Whether it would be my jealousy, over caring, over protected, or his lack of interest in me, too much time on his car or him being a complete jerk, somehow we managed to fool everyone into thinking we were so happy together.
Don't get me wrong though, we obviously had more up days than down ones ... But the down ones hurt the most, and the hurt u experience, is the one you remember for a long time.
We are in love, and there's no doubt in the amount of love I have for him, and the love he has for me. We may take the best pictures together, and look so good with each other, we are only human and we do have a share of a lot of problems. Problems that I am sure may seem so dumb to an outsider, but to us... We made it become our entire everything and jus never let it go.
But things always change ... So I'm honestly hoping we start to slowly understand each other to walk into the right path with each other hand in hand. Because (and he knows this), if I didn't love, care and appreciate him as much as I do, I wouldn't have been there for him from beginning until the end yesterday.
Wishing for the best, but expecting the worst..
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Even King of Fighters Has a Social Game
SNK Playmore converts the fighter into a social app for Mobage.
Okay, now we can officially say it: everything is going social.
Even King of Fighters has a mobile social game. Mobage members can play The King of Fighters Battle Festa starting today. As usual, the game is free with paid item transactions.
Your goal in Battle Festa is to build and raise a team of KOF series warriors who will win the world tournament. As you advance in the game, you unlock new characters who can be added to your team.
Battles are fought 3 on 3. Based off the screenshots, it looks like you use your phone's number buttons to perform attacks and heal.
You and see a brief clip of The King of Fighters Battle Festa in action here.
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Despite the years of controversy, 'bad' art and dubious judging techniques, The Turner Prize still remains the most coveted and talked about art prize. Since it rarely deserves the record draw and the amount of press it receives, I've decided to give some much-needed space to art prizes beyond the Turner Prize.
Controversial psychiatrists, misericords, an almost OCD approach to drawing something that doesn't actually exist, and an oft-bearded female puppeteer gets biblical: this year's Turner Prize nominees deliver a variegated collection of impressively well-informed work which should contain something to satisfy everyone. At Tate Britain.
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The Blue Hill Peninsula is filled with wonderful places to hike and explore. Our guests like the Witherlee Woods and the Rene Henderson Nature Preserve, both in Castine. A short boat ride across the bay is the Holbrook Island Sanctuary, excellent for hiking in an isolated coastal bird sanctuary. Blue Hill Mountain is a more challenging hike with expansive views of Blue Hill Bay, and Acadia is a must see. Depending on your direction, we can make recommendations. One thing is certain, hiking in Maine is absolutely incredible.
One excellent hike is located on the Edgar M. Tennis Preserve in Deer Isle. There are opportunities to see eagles, osprey and seals resting on Toothacher Ledge as seen in the picture. The Preserve is managed by the Island Heritage Trust and includes various length hikes on well marked trails. Visit their website for more information and to download a brochure from any of the trails and natural areas.
This granite quarry was first used in the early 1900's and produced granite for the Williamsburg Bridge in New York, the Manhatten Bridge, the New York County Courthouse, the Boston Museum of Fine Arts and the JFK Memorial in Arlington National Cemetery. It once was a major industrial site employing hundreds of men and was a forest of stacks, masts, booms and derricks. The Quarry is now a part of the Island Heritage Trust and is an excellent place to explore and hike. The Grout Pile Trail and Glacial Erratic Trail guide you around the quarry and through the woods where you can view a panorama of Webb Cove, Merchants Row, Isle Au Haut and the Camden Hills. Visit the IHT site for details.
Witherle Woods is an excellent, and very close-by location for walking, cross-country skiing, and picnicking. There are 4.2 miles of interconnected trails leading through a forest of spruce, fir, pine, and hardwood stands.
Witherle Woods has a long history that goes back at least as far as colonial times when the French used the site as a trading post, fort, mission, grazing area, and for recreation. Witherle Woods witnessed military action during both the Revolutionary War as well as the War of 1812. In fact, archaeological research has located fortifications from both events. By the 1870s much of the present preserve was owned by George Witherle who maintained carriage trails throughout the property. At that time, the land was comprised mostly of open meadow.
This natural area is only a few blocks from the inn and is used regularly by groups and individuals eager to explore a natural, old and historic part of Castine. A printable map is available from Maine Coast Heritage Trust
Great Pond Mountain Conservation Trust manages the Wildlands for wildlife habitat, recreation, education and sustainable forestry. The property is open to the public year-round for a variety of uses Managed for wildlife habitat and low-impact recreation, the Wildlands is a place where you may see a moose while mountain biking, paddle along a pristine shore, or enjoy an amazing view from more than one mountain – all within minutes of Rte. 1.
Ocean Path in Acadia National Park takes you along the east side of Mount Desert Island. This fairly easy hike is an approximately 4 mile round trip from Otter Cliffs to the south to Sand Beach at the north end. The views are spectactular and the trail leads you right past well known Thunderhole at the half way point. For a slightly longer and a bit more strenuous extension of this hike, continue on past Sand Beach and navigate the loop around Great Head. There is no lack of great scenery here!


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"If you could talk to anyone from the past, who would it be?"
As a romance and otherwise writer, I've been asked that question numerous times, and my answer is always the same. I'd give a great deal to sit down for a chat with my grandfather www.HomerEonFlint.com.
So why does a man who died in 1924 at the age of thirty-six have his own website? Glad you asked and even if you didn't please hang with me. Grandpa was (I wish I had a drumroll here) a pioneering writer for the early pulp magazines. His short stories, novellas, and novel length speculative fiction was read by tens of thousands. A month before his mysterious and violent death (he may have been murdered), his last story The Money Miler sold for $400. This boggles my mind, $400 for a novella length in 1924!
Hopefully you now have a better idea of why some shop talk with Grandpa would mean so much to me. I'd love to tell him about the changes in the publishing world since he pounded on a manual typewriter and ask him to read and comment on the biography I wrote about this precious-to-me man called Grandfather Lost.
What would he think of Musa Publishing's commitment to bring out the body of work that demonstrated his creativity and intellect? How would he react to the Five Stars that Long and Short Reviews recently gave his short story "The Planetary Pirate"?
What about your eldest grandchild, Grandpa? Did you ever wonder if one of your offspring would be bitten by the same compulsion to write? I did and I hope you'd be proud of me. Granted, the erotic romances I write as Vonna Harper leave my mother and your oldest daughter blushing and shaking her head, but that's only part of who I am. Under my real name Vella Munn (yes, I was named after your youngest daughter), I've written category romances, mainstream historicals, a man-against-nature, and a young adult. I'm currently under contract with Tor Publishing for a paranormal thriller and will soon write a paranormal romantic suspense for Entangled Publishing.
Truth is I'll never talk shop with you, but thank you, thank you for the gift of your fiction and more. Your manuscripts are in my possession. I entrusted the fragile pulp magazines they appeared in to the Spencer Research Library's Science Fiction collection at the University of Kansas. My Nana, your wife, kept the precious letters you wrote her and those are in a special place close to my heart. I even have copies of the newspaper articles written following your untimely death.
Maybe most precious, I have your genes.


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STE. GENEVIEVE, MLSSOUIM, SATtT KDAY, NOVEMBEK 0, 1)12.
ITEMS Or CURRENT INTEREST
Gist of Week's Nowii Stripped of Urv
necessary VerbUfl and Prepared
for Quick Coiikumptlon by
luy People.
Queen Victoria ot Spalu, formerly
known its the Princess Ena, who with
King Alfonso has been suffering from
ih grip, had a relapse nntl was com
polled to take to hor bed.
Diplomats In Pnria regarded the
Ualkan situation with the deepest anx
iety Premier Poincare was In almost
continuous conference) with the am
bassadors representing the various
powers for Neveral days.
The Turkish cruiser Folh-MJulends.
.arrylng a crew of 200 men, was tor
pedoed and sunk by a Greek torpedo
boat In the gulf of Snlonlki. There
was no battle. The torpedo boat was
fired on, however, by n Turkish shore
tort, but escaped undamaged.
A snowstorm and n thunderstorm
at the same time Is the weather rec
ord of the Texas Panhandle. The
ground was covered with sleet and
mow, while the electrical display and
thunder continued.
Another three days' battle lu
Thrace has ended In the triumph of
!he Bulgarian commander-in-chief,
ijen. bayon, whose skillful strategy
has probably brought to a close one
of tho shortest and most rcmurkabla
wars on record. i gomery ot snreveport, La.
JUlood was spilled In the first real Tuo sonate as a whole has been ap
riot of tho null strike at Little Falls, pointed as a committee to attend tho
K. Y. One special policeman was ' funeral of Vlce-Presldont Shermau,
hot and auother stubbed and a score- j according to announcement made lu
Df tho strikers were cut and bruised j New York by Scnntor Bacon, presl-
In a flclit growiiiK out of tho ni.'i
picketing of tho mills by tho strikers
who are affiliated with tho I. W. W.
snd their sympathizer.
Six Sisters of Charity, including
Mother Mary ot the Cross, mother su
perior, saeilliecd their lives to save
nearly 100 nrpknu):, and two children
were burned to death, when tho St.
John's orphan asylum was destroyed
by fire.
Ttio throt- youthful outlaws who
neiu up tne Katy limited train at sinauon or leiman uosentuai, gam
Wirth, Okla., and secured a large ' ulcr' was sentenced by Justlco Goff
imount of money, said to bo $30,000, to death In the electric chair lu Sing
from tho express car safe, have ovl- S'"B Prison durl ig tho week begin
ilenlly mado good their escape.' i n,K December ft.
In a suit filed against the Dupout Maurice Rtcnalme, who with Mr.
Powder company in tiic United Slates Hanipclmayer Piloted tho French bal
court at Hartford, Cone, the ' Puck- 'oon PIcadio In the race for tho Coupo
eyo Powder company of Peoria. III.. Internationale des Aeronautics, laud-
accuses the other of monopoly and
piracy ot manufacturing secrets, and
Jlalms damages of $1,110,057 82
San Domingo's finances are In Uu-
clo Sam's hands. Dispatches to tho
itato department sold that Iliig. Gen. '
Mc.Intyro anil Vv T. S. Doyle, special
statu department agent, are at work
itraightenlng out tho Dominican Re-
public's debts, and will remain iu
Ban Domingo until they havo cleared
up affairs.
Tho crown prince of Germany was
lujured by a fall from his horso whllo
hunting, His hurts aro slight, but
sufficient to prevent him boIiie to
Munich as the kaiser's representative
it Princess Kuppreeht's funeral.
Thirty volcanoes aro iu eruption on
tho island of Ninafoon, In the Tongan
Group, and many remarkable changes
in, the' physical features of the Island
have resulted.
A secret, carefully guarded six
months, was discovered when It be-
'Mmo known that Mrs. Nellie Grant
Hartoris Joiicb, daughter of Gen. U.
B. Grant, lost last May a historical
emerald ring given to her father by
tho oinperor of Japan at the time the
tawous soldier made his tour of the
world. . I
Announcement was made In New
York of the birth of a daughter to
Mrs. Dauiol W. Marvin of Hlversldo
drive. Mrs. Marvin and her husband
wero returning on board the Titanic
from their honeymoon trip to Europe
whon the Hucr 'vent to tho bottom. 1
Marvin met death and Mrs. Marvin
was saved. i
First tests of tho navy's now high-
powered wireless station at Arllngtou.
Va., were a complete success. Of-
fleers lu chars) decline to discuss tho
uerforraancu of tho world's greatest
wireless plant further than to say that
the first step lu a system which Is to
xtend around the world has boen
Twenty-two leading American archi
tects am preparing pinna for the New
York City civil courthouse, which Is
V bo erected near tho criminal court
house and tho Tombs. Tho cost will
exceed $30,000,000.
Lieut. Hamburger of the German
army fell with his biplane nt tho mili
tary aviation Held at Munich, Ger
many. , .Attacked by a mad dog In Now
York, Mrs. Eleanor Welch fought for
hor life 35 minutes over 300 feet ot
eround. She w.'ie bitten 25 times,
from shoulders to feet.
Tho steamship Tenet sank In Bris
tol channel. The captain and flvo sail
ors drowned.
Mrs. Gcorgf Webb, hor 10-year-old
son and -1-year old daughter were shot
to death near their home at Doswell,
Oka, Four men are under nrrest,
The Servians lost 400 killed and
2,000 wounded and tho Turks 10,000
killed at tho recent battle of Kuma
nova, It was officially stated. At Veins,
which the Servians captured, It wai
tatcd. 5,000 Turks were killed.
Sheridan Pitt riead of New York,
lormorly United States consul nl
Tientsin, China, died In London from
heart disease,
The seaport of Acapulco, on the Pa
cific coast of Mexico, was virtually do-
stroyed by a severe hurricane, accord
ing to wireless dispatches.
KIchardson and IJackstruni, two ol
the convicts who escaped from tho
Wyoming penitentiary, were killed by
n posso near Powder Springs, on the
Colorado-Wyoming line.
Ira Kiltigel, .16 years old, has ob
tained control of the Manhattan Life
Insurance company, a $22,000,000 cor-
poratlon, It was learned, thus adding
to Wall street auother "boy wizard ol
Gen. Homer Lea. tho American citi
zen who acted as adviser to the lend
ers of tho late Chtneso rebellion, died
nt his resldonce, Ocean, Bench, Cal,
Jack Jonnsoifn Cafe de Champion,
In Chicago, was closed by the police.
Tho order to close tho place of tho
negro- pugilist came from Capt. Max
Nootbar, who had received word from
City Collector Edward Cohen thnt no
license had been Issued to him.
That Goorgo W. Perkins, former
partner of J. P. Morgan, was tho mov
Iiik spirit In the organization of tho
International Harvester company, wns
the Bubstnnce of tho testimony of
John .7. Glessner, vice-president and
director of the nlleged harvester trust.
Gen. Felix Diaz, nephew of ex-President
Porflrlo Diaz, who was sen
tenced to death by court martini at
Vera Cruz for Instigating an uprising
against the Madero government, has
been placed In oalltary confinement In
Situ Juau do Olla prison, pending a
final decision In his case by the su
premo court.
Kesentlng nn nttempt to haze him,
C. L. llatton of Vlcksburg, Miss., fired
a revolver Into a crowd of Tulauo
university students nt New Orleans,
, seriously wounding Wallace Mont
dent pro tempore of that body
Servian losses of 4,000 klllad and
7,000 wounded since fighting with Tur
key began were seml-officlally admit
ted In dispatches from Belgrade. Mill-,
tary men here believed the actual
number ot victims Is about twice what
tho Servians admit.
-Former Lieutenant of Police CharleB
Cocker, convicted last week In New
York City ot murder In the ilrst do
greo, for bringing about tho assas-
0(1 al Hlazan, near Moscow, covering
a distance of i;HG miles In 40 houia.
i world's distance record Is 1,211
miles, held by Eralle Dubonnet ot
. franco
T1e regular semi-annual dividend ol
the United States Express company,
"ue on its common stock lu Novem
bcr, was passed at a meeting of the
directors. A director of the company,
discussing tho action of the meeting,
declared It had been caused by unfa
vorable matters confronting ' - their
William H. Kruz, former teller of
the Gorman National bank of Covin
ton. Ky-. was sentenced to (lvo years
t tho federal prison at Atlanta, Ga
when he pleaded guilty to tho mlsuso
f ?H.000 of the funds ot tho bank.
Alarm clocks, gum shoes, ultrogly
oerln cans, tags from dynamlto pack
ages and wires were produced before
the jury at the "dynamlto conspir-
i,c trial at Indianapolis and Identl
fled by Martin J. Ilyland, chief of po
Hco of Indianapolis as having been
taken from the vaultB of tho Interna-
Uoual Association of Bridge nnd
Structural Iron Workers on the night
lnal J- J- McNamara was arrested,
Premier Polucaro and Tomosso Tit
toni, tue Italian ambassador to
Franco, signed an agreement reclpro
cally recognizing tho right ot France
to entire freedom of action In Moroc
co and Italy's complete liberty in the
government of Libya.
The department of Justice Interest
ed in the Investigation mado hero
Into tho "Jack" Johnsou-Luclle Cam
cron caBP, Involving possible viola
tlous of the Mann act. Local federal
authorities say they have received a
messago from Attomey-Genoral
Wlokershnm ordering them to make
an exhaustive lnvetla:itlon.
The Delglnn govommout requested
Uncle Sam, through the state depart
ment, to nnd Its consul at Merlda Yu
cntnn, Mexico, who Is reported to
havo been Imprisoned by Mexican of
ficials. Tho cause of his arrest Is not
known. Belgium has been trying to
get In touch with him and Is unable
to do so.
Howard Edwards of Rockford, 111.,
the preacher bandit, who hold up an
L. & N. train several months ago iu
Louisiana, and who was knocked un
conscious by tho engineer nnd cap
tured, was sentenced to 25 years in
the federal prison nt Atlanta.
Mary Harr, n negress, who says she
was born In Franklin county, Tonn,,
In 1812, Is hHd at tho county Jail lu
Chicago, awaiting trial on a cb.irge
of disorderly conduct,
A relic of the battleship Maine has
been sought by the Cuban govern
nient through itn minister hero,
3enor lUvoro, for preservallon lu tho
national museum of Havana.
Nineteen persons of Anderson, Ind,
woro stricken blind by gazing at fi
light caused by workmen wrldluc
with an electrical process on a trol
loy wlnS according to physicians whr
treated the casts.
Mishap Ig Net Serious, and Candidate
Continued "aalng Date "Too
Hard Headed to Be Hurt,"
He Sayc.
Princeton, N. J. Gov. Vvoodrow
Wilson wns Injured by being thrown
violently against tho top of the tour
ing car of Abram I, Elkus, in which
he was returning to Princeton after
his speech at lied Bank. Ono of tho
ribs of the auto top cut a gash near
ly 3 Inches long in the top ot .Mr. Wil
son's head, and ho was temporarily
tluzed by the Torco of the Impact, al
though not rendered unconscious.
His automobile struck a mound lu
tho road and Joltotl him up ngalnst
tho roof of the limousine car.
Tho wound Is not serious aud the
Democratic presidential nominee ful
filled his peaking engagements In
Paterson and Passalac, N. J., and at
tended to his correspondence as
The governor was in tho parlor of
his home, the center of 'a group of
friends. There was nothing In his
manner to lndlcnto thnt he had met
with any mtaliap. Ho bald be did not
fnel the wound iu the slightest degree
nnd had not even developed a head
acho from IL
"1 guesa I'm too hard landed to bo
huit," ho sold smilingly as ho re
ceived tho correspondents.
Dr. J. M. Carnochnn, the governor's
family physician, who dressed the
wound, Issued the following state
ment about It:
"When I saw Gov. Wilson I found
ho had received a laceration of the
scnlp about 3 Inches in length. Oth
erwise ho was in good condition nnd
seemed to be suffering no 111 effects,"
Tho governor had spoken at Hcd
Bank and left for Princeton, u dis
tance of forty-five miles. Ho rotlo In
tho llmouslno car of Abraham I.
Elkus, a New York lawyer, who lives
at lied Bank, accompanied by Capt.
William J. McDonald, his personal
bodyguard, who was shaken up nud
Tho physician shaved the gover
nor's hair Immediately surrounding
tho Injury and with a strip ot anti
septic plaster covered tho wounded
Defense "Puts One Over."
Indianapolis. The defenso In the
dynamite conspiracy trial here be
lieved that they "put one over" on tho
government when they obtained from
Judge Anderson a ruling that tho
1,000-odd letters nnd documents to be
road to the. Jury must ho read In full.
Kills Son to Prevent Wickedness.
Wichita, Has, Mrs. Virginia Carey,
living near Hiiffulo, Okla., shot and
killed hor 10-yenr-old son In order, ns
she said, to tkeep him from "growing
Into manhood In this wicked world."
Mrs. Carey has been mentally tin
Bound for some years.
Docking Stoppd nt Night.
Now York. There Is to be no more
docking of ocean liners at night. Tho
health officer of tho port of New-
York, after a nalnstakinn inveaticu
Hon, has decided that tho proper ex
amination of passengers Is Impossible
In urtlftclnl light.
Girl Hunter In Shot.
Lexington, Ky Miss Maybolle
Dunn, 20 years old. daughter of W. E.
Dunn, sresldent of tho Citzens' Na
tional bank of Noblrsvlllo, Ind., was
shot and probably fatally Injured
while with a party of young folkB
noon hunting near .Mnysvllle, Ky.
1,200 Blooms on One Plant.
New York. A chrysanthemum plant
with 1,200 blossoms wns the feature
of tho annual fall exhibit of the Hor
ticultural Society of Now York. Ex
portn declare that tho gush, live feet
high and fifteen feet In diameter, has
never boen equalled.
Becker's l.awy.irs Cult.
Now York. John 1'. Melntyre nnd
John W. Hart, who represented
Charles Becker during his trial for
the murder of Herman Hosenthal, and
who were expected to prepare his ap
peal, have abandoned tho case.
Eyeless Needle Called Fake.
Chicago. Howard W. Bulliud of
San Francisco Is held by the police,
charged with operating a confidence
game lu promoting a factory to mnko
eyeless needles.
Teachers Aro Anniy.
Atlantic City. N. J. "Teachers
should havo clean faces and nicely
combed hair," State' Commlsloner of
Education Kenduil I old a gathering of
pedagogues. The teachers are furious
becnuafe' of tho Insinuation.
Two Escaping Convicts Sleln,
tlawiins, Wyo. IMcnnrusun and
Duckstiuin, two uf tho convicts who
scaped trom the Wyoming pcnlton
iury hero October 13- wero killed by
i posito near Powder Springs, un the
'ok rndo-Wvomlog line.
President Taft, Justices of Supreme
Court, Members of House and
Senate nnd Representatives of
State Officialdom Attend.
Utlca, N. Y. The remains ot the
late James Schoolcraft Sherman, vice
president ot tho United States, was
burled here, There was no unneces
sary pomp or display. Just a detail
of 30 moiubers of ench of the two Na
tional Guard companies In Utlca pre
ceded tho funeral cortege. Following
tho hcarso wero tho sorrowing family,
tho president of the United Stntcs,
justices of tho supremo court, mem
bers of the houso of representatives
nnd representative of national and
stnto officialdom and tho thousands
of fellow townsmen of tho statesman.
Tho prlvato services at tho house
for tho family woro conducted by Dr.
Holden of tho Dutch Reformed church,
ot which Mr. Sherman was, for many
years, tho treasurer and active sup
porter. Tho sorvlces at tho First Presbyte
rian church began at 2 o'clock and
wero In charge of Row M. W. Stiyck
er, president of Hnmllton college. Mr.
Shormau and Dr. Stryckcr wero class
mates at Hamilton college and mem
bers of tho same college fratornltlcs.
Mr. Sherman since boyhood had
been a member ot the collogo church
at Clinton, of which Dr. Stryckcr wns
pastor, and although tho vice-president
had attended tho Dutch Re
formed church for years, ho nover
gavo up his membership In tho col
lege church.
Dr. Stryckcr was assisted by Dr.
Holden. Tho services opened with
song by an augmented choir of tho
church, and after reading of tho Scrip
tures by Dr. Holden, Dr. Stryckc de
livered a brief eulogy of tho vlco-pres-Ident.
Dr. Holden pronounced tho
Presldont Taft oocupled the first
pew to tho left center aisle. With
him were his military aides and oth
er members of his party. To tho loft
of tho nation's chief executive wero
seated the honorary bearers and
across tho oIbIo wero the active bear
ers. I
' Tho block ot pews back of the ono
occupied by tho president was occu-!
pled by senators, congressmen, cabi
net officers and members ot tho Utlca
On tho right side of tho center aisle
tho pews from tho front to tho rear
of tho church wero filled by members
of the Sherman family and thcli Im
mediate friends.
The casket was placed on a dais In
front of the pulpit, which was (Hnkod
by mombors of tho Conkllng Uncondl
tlonnls, a political club of TTtlcn.
Tho enskot was placed In a crypt
In n mausoleum rocently orectcd by
Mrs. Sherman's family in Forest Hill
cemetory. This tomb was opened first
for occupancy less than n month ago,
when the body of Mrs. Sherman's
mother wns placed In It.
Minister-Marshal Is Slain.
Walnut Ridge, Ark. The marshal
of Walnut Ridge, Rev. J. P. Ulggcnj,
was shot and killed whllo tho streets
wero full of porBons attondlng a street
carnival. The marshal undertook to
arrest "Dock" Driver, who resisted ar
rest and fired three shots.
Train Robber 8uapects Caught.
MoAlester, Okla. Joe Davis and
"Buck" Durdolf were arrested at the
vlllago of Bocker, charged with Impli
cation In tho robbery of a Missouri,
Kansas & Toxaa passenger train
which was held up near Worth, Okla,,
Tuesday morning.
Aviation In High School.
Pasadena, Cal. A course In avia
tion will bo added to currhmlum of
tho Pasadena high school, according
to members of tho board of education,
Tho course will have to do solely with
tho science, not the practice of aero
nautics. Six Hurt by Dynamite Cap.
Atlanta, Ga. Mrs. Fltzhugh Leo
was probably fatally Injured and tier
nvo smaii cuuaren uurncii when a
dynamite cap- exploded iu the moth
er's hands, Tho children brought tho
cap to her and sho picked it with a
Kills Sister and Self.
Walnut Ridge, Ark. While tempo
rarily insane, Marcus Collier, n mer
chant, shot and killed his sister, Mrs.
A. L. Poo, perhaps fatally wounded
his wifo and then killed himself.
Adventlsts to Meet.
Clinton, Mo. Leadora of tho young
jieoplo's societies of vnrious chinches
of tho Seventh Day AdventlBts denom
ination In southern Missouri will at
tend n convention to bo hold In this
city November 11 to 14.
Wins Love of Girl by Shooting.
Santa Rosa, Cal. George Lob! hero
ls a believer In drastic measures whon
lt comes to lovcmnklug. His sweet
heart refused to wed him so he shot
at her nnd was arrested. Now the
girl will marry him.
NEWSsf MISSOURI
Mlssourlnn, In West, la Shot,
Seattle, Wash. Leslie Popper, 21
years old, a farm linnd, who recently
came hero from Missouri, wns shot
nnd seriously wounded at a lodging
house here b a policeman when Pep
per and a younger brother ran from
their loom after tho policeman had
threatened to break down tho door.
The chief of police had instructed po
plcemen to Investigate the Peppers.
The Peppers said they had been
frightened by the demands of tho po
lice, who, they believed, were hold-up
men. Tho pollco say they -found noth
ing to substantiate charges mnift In
n letter which promptod the Investiga
tion. Hadlcy Paroles Jasper County Man.
Jefferson City. Gov. Hadley grant
ed a parolo to J. II. Rice, who was
convicted In Jasper county for col
lecting money duo him by the aid of a
shotgun and was sentenced to servo
two years In tho penitentiary. Ho
had served one yoar. Rico's olTonso
was committed at n tlmo when his
wife and three children wero In great
need of food, r.iedlclno and clothing.
His wife, then 111 of tuberculosis, has
since died. Rice was paroled to G. B.
Hartlay ot Joplln.
Frat Men Low In Grades.
Columbia. Tho social fraternity
members of tho student body nt tho
University ot Missouri aro stilt behind
tho student body as a wholo lu scho
lastic attainments, according to tho
report of tho faculty committee on
statistics. Based on tho grading sys
tem dovlsod by Max Moyer, professor
of psychology, the frat men rank 02.$
against, uu.7 tor tho nonfrat men. Co
eds In sororities rank 0S.8, against
105,8 for tho nonsororlty girls.
Judge William Clancy Dies.
Butte, Mont. Judgo William Clan
cy, 70 years old, famous as the "Big
Heinz Judge" during tho momorablo
copper war between F. Augustus
Heiuzo and tho Amalgamated Copper
company, Is dead from Injuries caused
by a full downstairs, resulting In n
blood clot upon the brain. Clancy
was known in early llfo as tho boy
mayor of Edlua, Mo whero later, ns
county attornoy, ho sent six county
officials to statct's prison.
Grange Meeting Lures Mtsourlans.
Nannlbal. Missouri will send a big
representation to tho National Grange
association at Spokane, Wash., ac
cording to C. Q. Ralno, of Canton, sec
rotary of tho executive committeo of
tho National Grange. Ralne is ar
ranging for a special train from Chi
cago for Spokane November 0, to car
ry tho delegates from this part of the
country. Tho convention will bo hold
November 13 to 22.
Hannibal Man Inherits $20,000.
Hannibal. Continued correspond
ence with his undo for sevoral years
was such a friendly relationship that
Ralston Marshall of this city has
fallen heir to $20,000, tho bulk of tho
estate of his uncle, iBaac Marshall,
who died recently In California. Mar
shall Intends to visit California soon
to claim the estate.
Celebrate Fiftieth Anniversary.
Wellsvllle. Between 800 and 1,000
persons nttended tho flftloth wedding
anniversary celebration hold at tho
homo of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Inglo
man. Mr. and Mrs. Iuglomau woro
born In Hanover, Gormnny, wher
they wero married lu 18C2.
r.irin am Pnfhr,!! o,.
Columbia. Girls In tho flvo sororl-
ties at tho University or Mlwour! will
neii "nwi r.nani" lnitirma in 'fin..r rni.
lowers to ralso monoy to send tho
cadet band, tho yell leaders and tho
chairmen ot mass tfteotincs to tba !
Kansas game Thanksgiving day.
8nrlnofleld Has Sabv shew. j
Hnrlnctiolfi TTnrrv rnrt .ir ann
of a local attornoy, received flirt prlzo
at a bahv shown hnrn I., whirl, "sa
babies woro entered. Others who ro-
eclved hlch votes are Tlinmn. Mnnrn
Margaret Fagg and Hortonso Rainey. 1 words' tl,cy do ,,ot wrlt( t all. Fow
( parents or teachers appear to take
Mrs. Josephine Sjhwarzer Dies. ,iny not,co of u,,s writing, and tho let
Washington, Mrs. Josephine tors of tho la8t cntury, which woro
Sohwarzer died at tho ago of 75 years. ' p,,c,rny "cat and legible, at tho
Sho was tho widow of tho lato Franz mJJ, ot both BexcB' certainly put ub
Schwarzor, who died iu 1901 and who , t0 Bn.n,no today."
had a wldo reputation as a zlthor
Woman Finds Brother Dead.
Montgomery City. Goorgo Harvey,
agod about 00, was found dead ut his
homo near Jonesburg. Neighbors
think ho died ot natural causes. Ho
lived with his slstoer, who found the 1
Sholblna. Chester K, Dlckerson, 50
years old, died of paralysis. Ho was
ti son of former Sheriff John Dicker
son. He had been cnshler ot the
Hank ot Shelblnn bIdcu 1873.
Irondale Man Crushed In Mine Mill.
Irondalo. -Tho body of Arthur Hum
phrey of IrondnUi, who was killed In
a initio will at Raucagua, Chill, on Au
gust 21. arrived here. Humphrey was
crushed io death by falling rock niioti
ho foil into an oro bin.
Pays Taxas Fiftieth Time.
( Fuiron.--S, A. Scholl, 75 years old,
a' farmer of Rcadsvillo, Calloway coun
ty, paid annual taxes for tho fiftieth
time to County Collector R E, Fisher,
nt Portland. Mr. Bcholl has all hln
tax receipts an file nt his homa,
Latest to De Recorded la an Attempt
to Purloin the Now Disused Dia
dem That Once Belonged
to Brazil's Ruler.
Robberies of royal crowns aro naU
urally extremely rare, nnd tho num
ber of thefts of this sort that havo
taken placo slnco Col. Blood was cap
tured lu tho net of carrying off tho
crown of England from tho Tower of
London, In tho reign of Glfa'rloti II.,
may bo counted on tho fingers ot ono
Recently the Imperial crown of Bra
zil was stolen from tho Chateau d'Eu,
In Normandy, only a few mllosfrom
Dieppe. Already on Juno 12, threo of
tho largest diamonds ot tho crown
woro found to have been pried out and
to havo disappeared, along with threo
costly rings belonging to tho Count
ess d Eu. Tho sorvlces of tho po
llco and of prlvato detectivo ngenclcs
had boon cnlled into action t;' tho
royal occupants of tho chateau, but
without avail.
On August 17 n largo dinner party
was tn progress at tho Chateau d'Eu.
when suddenly tho dogs outside began
to hark violently. Prlnco Loula ot
Orleans Braganza, taking It for grant
od that Bomo thief wno again about-
tho guests ot tho tablo had Just been
discussing tho robbery of Juno 12
Jumped from his chair, aud, running
through tho gunroom, seized n rlflo,
which ho did not even take tlmo to
load, and rushed Into tho grounds. In
n fow minutes ho found, hold ut bay
by the dogs In a thicket, a man at
whom lio pointed his gun. Tho fel
low offerod no resistance, although on
being solzcd nnd searched by tho nco
plo who rushed out after tho prlnco
It was found that tho lntrudor was
armed with two revolVors and a long
knifo, whllo in his waistcoat pocket
wero tho threo diamonds missing from
tho crown and ono of tho rings.
further search rovcaled in tho
Bhrubbery whero ho had been crouch
ing a' bundlo containing tho imperial
crown itself nnd tho jeweled coronet
which tho Brazilian crown prlnco
had worn on tho state occasions. Tho
burglar was afterword ascertained to
bo a former 'servant of tho chateau
named Louis Nleuten.who had decid
ed to turn his knowledgo of tho inte
rior and fittings of tho placo to good
Attention has thus been drawn to
tho owner of tho ondangored imperial
gems, nnmcly, tho Countess d'Eu, ox-
Crown Princess of Brazil, nnd only
child of tho Into Dom Pedro, Brazil's
last emperor, who was dethroned in
Slxty-slx years old, very tall and im
posing, with large, bright eyes and
most unaffected in manner, tho cx-
crown princess has Inherited much ot
her father's looks and character.
Liko him, sho lives a llfo of mingled
Btatellncs8 and simplicity. Born nt
Rio do Janeiro nnd married thero In
1SGI to Prlnco Gaston, son ot tho
late Due de Nemours and grandson of
King Louis Phlllppo of Franco, sho ro-
peateuiy acted as regent of Brazil
during her father's absence in Europe
nnd tho united States, and it was as
such that it foil to hor lot to sicn
tho decree abolishing for all tlmo ne
gro slavery in his dominions.
Decay of Handwriting
Tho decay of handwriting was tho
subject of a plaint by u correspond'
cnt recently In tho London Times.
Tho steel pen," ho wrote, "wns ono
luuiur 111 niicring mo style and ioal-
,bllity r siting, nnd tho fountain pen,
" Bomo lt3 vnrltitlca. has proved to
uo a "till moro harmful machine.
'Plng certainly secures legibility, but
t"at, ls not wrltlng. nnd it in doing
nluch to dlscourago tho practlco of
"Thero ls good reason to bellovo
uini ncai writing is neither taught nor
oven encouraged In our great second-
ary Bchools- Schoolmasters nppear to
accept any kind of bad writing. Tho
avrnBO uy or girl now takes llttlo or
no Pain3 to form letters. In Other
mis "laudator temporis nctr con
cluded by a curious prediction that
posterity will havo some severe com
ments to mako on tho handwriting of
tho twentieth century.
Gold Reports on Alaska.
Tho United States gcologlcalurvey
,ms Just """I'sked as Bulletin B20-H
a 'GPori on me mining and water sup
ply oi mo i-oriymiio, Hoventymiio, cir
cle nnd Fairbanks districts, Alaska.
by 11 A; Portcr nn'l C
Tho estimated valuo of tho combined
gold production of tho Fortyinllo and
Sevontymllo districts for 1011 was
$212,000, an Increase of $12,000 ovor
tho output for 1'JlO duo to tho success
of two dredgos on tho hondwaters of
Fortymllo river. Tho valuo of tho
gohl production of tho Fairbanks dis
trict In 1011 is estimated to bo approx
imately $1,500,000, n decrcaso of $l,
000,000 from tho output for 1010, duo
mainly to the fact thai most of tho
bonanzas of tho camp havo been work
ed out nnd tho major part of tho min
ing wns confined to deposits of rela
tively low grndoj Tho Circle proclnct
in 1011 produced gold with an esti
mated value of $350,000, which exceeds
that of any other year slnco 1SDS, Tho
Increneo was duo entirely to tb im
proved methods employed. '
Many who suffer from backacha
and woak kidneys aro unnnturally
irritable, fretful and nervous. Not
onlj does constant backacho "get
on tho nerves", but bad kidneys fnll
to eliminate nil tho uric ncld from
tho system, nnd uric ncld irritates
tho nerves, keeping you "on edgo"
and cnuslng rheumatic, neuralgic
pains. Doan's Kidney Pills euro
tlipse ills by curing tho kidneys.
iiere s prooii
An Iowa
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FOSTER-MIUJURN CO., Buff.lo.New York
Really Nothing Remarkable In the
Simple and Frank Explanation
of the Small Boy.
Wo wero walking down tho street
Sunday and wo saw tho most beauti
ful child sitting on tho front steps
of a pretty house, says Ted Robinson.
Ills eyes wero so big nnd blue, his
curly head to golden, his Innocent
smllo so frank uud luvltlng that wo
could not resist the temptation to en
ter Into conversation with him.
"Well, son." wo said In the Idiotic
ally genial way with which an adult
usually addresses a child, "how old
aro you?"
"Four." lisped the infant. (Ho didn't
really lisp it, because you can't lisp
when you say four; but that's tho way
children nrc supposed to do.)
"Isn't that fine!" (It would have
been Just ns fluo If ho'd been throe,
though, or live. Moro Idiocy. "And
whoso llttlo boy nro you?"
"Mamma's ll'l boy."
"Aren't you papa'c llttlo boy, too?"
"Nopo." . t
"Why aren't you papa's llttlo boy?"
"Tho decrco glmma to mamma."
Then wo wont on our pleasant way,
Savannah Morning Nows.
Husband (holding up a lot of bills)
Horo's tho dovil to pay.
"Wife (sweetly) Don't let him wor
ry you, You can sottlo with him
"Ho seems to bo so" superficial,"
Bald Mis. Oldcastlo.
"Yes," replied Mrs, Gottalotto, as
sho hung hor $15,000 necklace over tho
back ot a chair. 1'vo noticed that.
He's got half a dozen big ones stuffed,
that lie clulnis ho caught. I wouldn't
havo such tilings In my dining room."
Because Mother Looked So
After Quitting Coffee.
An Ohio womnn was almost dis
tracted with coffee dyspopsla nnd
heart trouble.
Liko thousands of others, tho drug
-affciiic in coffee was slowly but
steadily undermining her nervous
system nnd interfering with natural
digestion ot food. (Tea Is Just ns in
jurious as cofleo because it contains
caffeine, tho poisonous drug found in
"For 30 years," sho writes. "I havo
used coffee. Havo always been sick.
ly had heart trouble and dyspepsia
with ulcors in stomach and mouth so
nad, sometimes, 1 was almost dls.
traded nnd could hardly oat a thing
ior a wook.
"1 could not sloop for nervousness.
nnd whon 1 would llo down at night
I'd belch up coffee and my heart
would troublo mo. It was liko poison
10 mo. i was tltln only weighed 125
lbs., when I milt coffeo and becan to
use Postum.
"From tho first day that bclchlne
and burning in my stomach stoppod.
I could deep ns soundly na anvnnn
nnd, after tho first month, whenever
i met any friends they would usi mn
what was making mo so fleshy and
looking so well,
"Sometimes, before I could unnwnr
quick enough, ono of tho children or
my husband would say, 'Why. that in
what Postum is doing for her they
wero nil so proud nnd glad,
"Whon I recommend . it to anvnnn
I nhvnyo toll them to follow dliwu
tiona in making, Pontym, ns it, la npt
good to tnstqlf wenk, Juul flno whon
it lino tho flavor nud rich brown
color," Namo nlven by Postdm ' c.n
Battlo Crook, Mich.
Read thO llttlo book, "Tho TJnorl r
"vyellylllo," i njjgs, "There's ,a rca
oon." ' ' ' '
Uver rrl (ho afanv )tjt
p itmwnrM from Urn (a 41m,
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