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Round Bale Press
Company Bankrupt
NBW YORK. Jn. 5. -The American
IJound Hnle. Press company, a New York
corporation with Ss.flnorion authorised, cap
ital, filed today a voluntary petition In
bankruptcy. In whic h Its liabilities were
slven ns $i::4 and . Its assets an flftr
nln cotton Bin plant In the south and
proven, value, not stated.
Paul .Tone, a lawyer of thla city, waa
appointor) rrof lvcr under .M.on bond. At
torneys for the receiver attributed th
failure to ttw European war.
"The business of the company baa been
proMratcd by paralysis in the cotton
trade, rcsnlting from the Kuropean war,"
their statement read.
Thrilling Film Story of 'The Exploits of Elaine Begins with Tragedy by "The Clutching Hand"
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Moving with remarkable rapidity, the
fllma Introduce u Into the thrilling
story of the Exploit of Elaine. We see
the tragedy, that la the result of the ter
rible work of "The Clutching Hand" and
realize with what manner of men we
Pave to deal. But we also see th tender
nature of the beautiful Elaine, who Is
the center of the exploits.
It appears that the company of whlrh
Taylor Podge Is president haa been
robbed. The perietrator of the deed la
the master criminal of The Clutching
Hand. We see Imp Red conferring with
GOYERM BYRNE
URGESJSCONOMY
South Dakota Executive Asks Legis
lature to Keep Expenses Within
Estimate of Revenue.
FAVORS REFORM IN TAXATION
PIERRE. S. P., Jan. 5.-(.peclal.)-In
his message to the fourteenth biennial
session of the South Pakota legislature,
ftovemor Byrne reviews the work of his
administration of the last two years and
wives his Ideas as to what legislation
should be enacted at the present session.
In short terms he places the estimated
revenues of the state for the next two
years at $3,300,000, and asks the legisla
ture to keep within that limit.
fto shows the state debt reduced $100,000
In the last two yeara nnd estimates that
the existing debt of $410,000 can be wiped
out with the regular levy of 1 mill.
Reform In Tadatlon Needed.
He commends the work of the state tax
commission and aska for the submission
of constitutional amendments which will
allow the enactment of a revenue law for
the state on lines of modern conditions.
Ho believes in a classified syStenv of
taxation, and declares the system of fin
ing the provident' man . for his thrift, to
ttie benefit of the man who Is holding
' property for a raise as one not defensi
ble. "
He advocates the abolishment of capital
punishment in the state and a more hu
mane treatment of prisoners toward re
formatory result rather than a mere pun
ishment, and commends the change at
the penitentiary which allows convicts to
converse freely at meals and gather for
general conversation In the corridor Sun
day afternoons. He also recommends the
abolishment of contract labor at the pen
itentiary and the wiping out of the shirt
factory. He also recommends considera
tion ot the plan of road work by convicts
to at least a limited extent.
Agrlrultaral Extension Work,
lie .advocates the necessary , legislation
to secure the benefits for the state of the
Smith-Lever act and the co-ordination of
agricultural extension work by cutting
out the farmer institute work and devot
ing such efforts to the activities of field
workers under the federal aid provision.
He. also asks for the first steps toward
a coiul relic nsive soil survey ot the state.
He afks for proper appropriations to
c an y on the work of the railway com
mission in its efforts tp aid the people of
the state to continue their efforts to se
cure better freight rates.
He rails) attention t,o the report of tho
stste investigating committee allowing
collection of Interest on state funds by
former state trcanurers, and that . the
stale legal department has begun suits
for, recovery, and that to continue such
suits will require legislative action.
He closes with a plea for such economy
In state expenditures as the estimated
receipts will cover, and at the same time
not to pare to a point of crippling state
Institutions.
Beo VVant Ads Produce Results.
DAKOTA LEGISLATORS
SELECT THEIR OFFICERS
I'lERRK, P. P.. Jan. 5. (.Special Tele
grnm.1 The caucuses of the two houses
of jhe legislature were held last even
ing, resulting In these selections for the
senate official t-taff: ,
c. K Amsden. president pro tern: W.
X. Van Camp, secretary; Harlan Wisman,
fir.-t aasistunt: William Patterson, second
nsaislant; W. A. Branch, bill clerk;
leiinard P- Robertson, head of engrossing
force; Ralph Suthertnnd, aergeant-at-arina;
O. A. Overby, postmaster; A. W.
l ewis, messenger.
Tiie house selections were:
C. A." Chriatopherson, speaker; Charles
W. iJardher. chief clerk; Charles A. Al
eeth, firit assistant;. Perry Teters. second
assistant; J. II. Wooley. bill clerk; Ed
ward Moscrip, sergeat-at-arma; Ed fltod
dard. postmaster; Elwin Bartlett, mes
senger. oftea wesieu erta
a stroBC coostitutioa
Iowa ia aerrow rniHoau, ka
fuor aad repeated coLJs.
. SCOTTS EMULSION Is helping
mousanas every oar; nsrara
oil-food enriches ths blood,
aid tha Ivors It is a
ttrenffth-sastainlar toale
rrea from alcohol, try it.
Perry Bennett, a young lawyer ssslst
ant to Podge. The Clutching Hand hae
wronged Red and he is anxious to get
even with It. Rennet Is a fine fellow with
a pleasing personality and it Is soon ap
parent that he has made a deep Impres
sion on Elaine Podge. We may suspect
that the feeling Is a deep tine between
the two, but we may only suspect.
The terrible workings of the gang are
brought before us. Wie envelope with
the gang's trade mark is pinned on
Podge's door and he received a mys
tcrioua letter with the same insignia at
Cash Wheat Rises to
$1.36 on Chicago
Board of Trade
CHICAGO. Jan. 5. Plrectly as a con
sequence of the European war. cash
wheat In Chicago today sold at $1.364 a
bushel, the highest price In more than
forty years. Moreover the chief specu
lative option, May delivery, rose to $1.37!,
1.37 a bushel, an a ivance of more than
10 cents a bushel since a week ago, an 1
3 cents above last night's figures. The
market closed unsettled, but not far
from the top level of the day.
On the first trades the market jumped
as much as 2'4 cents higher than at the
close last night, making an advance of 6
cents a bushel since yesterday morning.
May wheat touched $1.37 at the opening
today, whereas the price last night was
JI.34'2, and at the wlndup Saturday was
$1.31.
Sharply higher quotations from Liver
pool and a big falling off in the Euro
pean visible supply were chiefly in
fluential In causing the fresh upturn In
the wheat market here."
What the situation implied was em
phasized by announcements today that
leading brands of flour has been ad
vanced 9 cents a barrel over night. Good
flour was quott-d at $7.
Profit taking by holders of wheat wiped
out much of the extreme advance recorded
at the outset today, but the market gave
no sign of going back to yesterday's
prices. It "-was said that farmers were
selling no wheat, even at the advance,
and that exporters were eagerly continu
ing to buy.
Court Limits Time
Chimes May Ring in
Memory of Mr. Lyle
NEW YORK. Jan. 5. The chimes on
the estate, of Mrs. Julia Gertrude Lyle
at Tcnafly, X. J., may be rung three
times a day during the week and twice
on Sunday, and not. every fifteen min
utes, according to a decision yesterday
by Vice Chancellor Vivian Lewis In Jer
sey City.
In the future Mrs. I.yle may have her
bell ringer at 8 o'clock every week day
morning ring the chimes for Juat thirty
seconds. At 4ioon a hymn may be played
for three minutes. Again at sunset Mrs.
I-yle may play again. On Sundays the
schedule la changed. The court's ' pro
gram la that tho first chimea must not
sound until 10 a. m. Again at sunset tho
bells may chime.
Mrs.- Lyle spent $7J,000 in having the
stone bell tower erected on the estate at
Tcnafy In memory of her husband, John
L. Lyle. By clockwork the bell tolled
every fifteen "-minutes of the day and
night. Neighbors testified thsy could not
sleep.
Two Men Are Killed
in Battle Between
Police and Bandits
CHICAGO, Jan. 5. A policeman and a
burglar were shot to death and an alleged
highwayman was mortally wounded In
twi revolver battles police fought with
four robbers, caught In an attempted
holdup and a burglary here early today.
The dead:
JOHN BATSMAN, policeman.
GEORGE HEXXESsET, burglar.
Tlie wounded:
"Jack" Put ton, a police character.
Putton and an unidentified negro com
panion, whi escaped, shot and killed
Sausman as ha attempted to arrest them
after an attempted holdup. Putton was
shot four Umes by policemen, w ho trapped
him a few blocks away from the scene
of the killing. Hennessey was shot and
killed by Pet ecu ve Axel Jensen, who
found him prying open a store window.
Canal Fort Guns Big
Enough, but Too Few
WASHINGTON, Jan. I. - Governor
Goethala of the Panama canal sone told
the house appropriations subcommittee
on fortifications today that while guns
and ammunition at the canal wars ample
now It waa necessary to have provision
for duplications.
"Could foreign warships outrange tha
guns of the ct, nl fortifications?' asked
Chairman KlUgenUd. .
"No." replied tha governor. "Our
guns are of equal rant;?, so far aa our
information goes."
Governor Goethala did not Ix-Ucve the
j government would be justified in In
stalling larger guns.
bis office that advises him to destroy
directions that be has already reeclved.
Rushing to Rennet's house he finds
Elaine, Rennet and a young reporter,
named Walter Jampson there, conferring
Ion the situation. Junrsw, hearing of the
I things that Dodge has to tell, rushes
to his friend. Craig Kennedy, the fsmoua
detective, and enlists his interest in case.
Then we come to the trugedy. We see
Podge enter his house and take ttie con
fession of l.lnipy Red from the safe, a
precaution, and place It in a recess In
the wall of his room. A moment later ha
RACE DP MOUNTAIN
SIDE WITtt CANNON
French Win Three-Mile Sprint that
Turns Tide of Battle for Fos
. session of, Steinbach.
ANNIHILATE GERMAN BATTERY
THANX. Alsace, Jan. .". A race of
three miles up the steep sloiie at Engel
burg, through thickets and up rocky
steps, between a battalion of French light
Infantry with mountain guns and a Ger
man battery determined the result of the
stubborn fight for the Alsatian town ot
Stelnbacn.
The French surprised a movement of
the German battery ascending toward
the summit of the mountain by road, and
taking a short cut, accomplished what
seemed to be the Impossible. 1
The French battalion arrived five
minutes before the Germans appeared In
an open space and had Just time to put
Into position their mountain guns. Five
minutes more and all waa over. Too late
the Germans attempted to retire and the
battery was annihilated.
Possession of this point permitted th
French to cross the River Thur above
the town of Thann and to reinforce the
troops operating around ftclnba"h.
French Occupy Heights.
On the morning of Pocember 31 the
French occupied all the licigbta around
the town and sent an envoy to the Gor
man commandant demundlng the sur
render of the placo. The German officer
replied:
"The German commander-in-chief con
siders that our forces are in no wiso cut
off. The route to Germany (Bcnnlielm)
still is r.pen and retreat always Is pos
sible. In any case the emperor's troops
aro ready to die; but to surrender,
never."
At noon on the same day the French
commenced an attack which waa con
tinued without intermission. The French
successes began with tho capture, at tho
point ot the bayonet, of a farm com
manding the- road entering tho town.
Tho French then progressed road by
j road, until the village was reached.
Ormiaa Defense Is Stubborn.
Charges and counter charges of infantry
were made amid the continual booming
of the' French three-Inch guns from all
tho heights to .which the Germans replied
with ever diminishing violence which In
dicated a shortage of ammunition.
The Germans mado a stubborn defense
with machine guna and cold steel. at the
outskirts of Btelnbach and tho Chasseurs
also were met with a murderous firo
from the church steeple. Ono French
company asked permission to charge.
Mjiy soldiers fell before they reached
tha German line, hut nothing could stop
ths- rest and the German force guarding
tho road was surrounded and annihilated.
In poasaasion of tho road and the farm
the chasscuru .mounted quick ; firing guns
on a line of sheds connecting with the
village and sweeping along, yard by
yard, finally captured the first line of
houses.
The strugglo was then continued from
house to house, ths French losing ono
day the buildings captured on the pro
ceding one. but always returning to tn
charge with greater violence and making
a further advance. Kvery alley was an
ambush and every house a little fortress.
Chare Twice Taken, Twice I.nat.
The French finally aucceded in alipnlng
around the enemy's right along the .stein
bach brook and then commenced a fierce
combat for the possession of Ktelnl.a. h
Itself. The church and the cemetery
twice wer taken and twice were lost.
Since hand-to-hand fighting was now go
ing on night and day and from door to
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stens on the Iron radiator in bis room
and reaches for the telephone. The mo
ment he touches it there Is a powerful
electric flash and he drops dead.
A few moments later a masked In
truder enters the room and In a way new
even to professional burglars, blows a
hole In the top of the safe, and putting
his hand In extracts what he believes to
be I.lntpy Red's confession and eacapea.
A little later Mmpy Red Is killed in a low
dive as the result of his "squealing."
Kennedy, with the keen perception of
his great mind, fears for Podge, rushes
door, the Germans, unable lonaer to use
their artillery, resorted to Incendiary
bombs and set fire to a number of hams
and houses occupied by the French.
A changing wind, however, obliged the
Germans themselves to quit the first
line of trenches, being unable to control
the fire, and the flames finally reached
tha ammunition reserves. The explosion
which occurred when the ammunition
caught firo made the little town tremble
as though from an earthquake.
.still the Germans held on till the morn
ing of January 4. when the last courage
ous resistance of the defenders waa worn
out by the persistent and Impetuous
charges of the chasseurs anil the whole
town was occupied.
ThlH point the gateway to Ccrnay
(.Heniihelm), which commands Important
routes to the south, to the north and to
the east, la no longer tenable for the
Germans.
fore Throat anil Cheat.
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TWO GIVEN PEN TERMS
. IN FLORIDA. LAND CASES
KANSAS CITY, Mo.. Jan. S.-Pr. B.
C. Chambers, convicted for fraudulent
use of the malls In connection with the
sale of Florida everglades lsnd, was
sentenced to two years In prison and a
fine rif $, by Peder.il Judge Pollock
todny.
V. L. Russell, convicted on the same
charge, was sentenced to one year and
a day In prison and n. fine of $1175.
Chambers and Russe'l appealed to the
United Statea circuit court of nppeala
and were released on bonds of $."..000
each.
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to the house and arouses the sen sots
They hear odge'a dog whine and, going
to the notary, finds the victim of the
Clutching Hand's revenge. The detective
searvhea for finger prints and finda them
on a bust near by. To hla astonishment
he discovers that they ate hla own. He
realises at once that .the terrible but
brilliant minds which a haa to combat.
The grief itrleken Elaloe receives such
comfort aa la In the power of Bennett to
give, and the young lawyer raakea a
aoWnn vow to devote hla life to the
bringing of the Clutching Hand to Justice.
KANSAS" SENDS
CARGO OF FOOD
Steamship Hannah Sails from Phila
delphia with Half Million Worth
of Flour and Clothing.
STATE FLAG AT THE MASTHEAD
NEW YORK, Jan. S.-The steamship
Hannah sailed for Rotterdam today with
a $."i,floo cargo of food and clothing oon
tributed by the people of Kansas for
the relief of destitute Relglans. The flag
of Kansas flew at rue mnst and from
the other fluttered a lortg streamer bear
ing the Inscription, "Prosperous Kansas
sends ship of food to starving Relglans."
Fifty members of the Kansaa society
of New York wera at the pier to see the
ship depart snd Rave three cheers when
Mrs. Llndon V. Rates, chairman of the
women's section of the Relglan Relief
commission, raised the Ksnsas flag to
the Hannah's mast. Charles F. Scott,
former congressman from Kansas will
follow on the steamship 8t. Paul to at
tend to the) distribution of the food.
FOUR AUSTRIAN GIRLS
ARE KILLED BY TRAIN
A I. LENTO WN. Pa.. Jan. 5 -rmr
young women, natives of Austria, who
were on their way today from their
homes )n Cemerter to Coplay, where
they worked In a cigar factory, stepped
out of the way of a shifting engine on
the Lehigh Valley railroad tracks di
rectly In the path of an express train.
All were killed. They had no 'relatives
In tbls country. ,
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