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The Sandusky Star Journal (Newspaper) - June 30, 1911, Sandusky, Ohio .CAN THIfrSECTlON OF OHIO PRODUCE PRiZE COftN KM POTATOES? THE STAR-JOURNAL OFFERS WORTH OF PRIZES TO LEARN THE ANSWER. THE SANDUSRY STAR -JOURNAL. YEAR SANDUSKY, OHIO, FRIDAY, JUNE 30, 1911, LAST EDITION NUMBER 225 Charge Restraint of Trade Vio- lating the Sherman Anti- Trust Law MORGAN'S SON-IN-LAW IS AMONG DEFENDANTS "All News To Me" Says Pal- mer, Cleveland President, When He Is Told, NEW YORK, June Attorney Wise today announced that a detei mined attempt will be made to force the eighty-tj'iree wire trust officials who were in- dicted yesterday to trial at the July term of court. He denied that J. P. Morgan's 3on-in-law, Herbert Satterlee, had been given an immunity bath for testifying. Nine indictments were returned in all. Prominent among the defendants are Herbert L Satteilee, a son-in- law of J. Pierpont Morgan; William P. Palmer of Cleveland, president of the American Steel and Wire Co., a subsidiary of the United States Stee' corporation, and Prank Jay Gould of New York, president of the Old Do- minion Iron Nail Works Co. Palmer is indicted individually as of the Ameiican Steel Wire Co. He also is indicted as be- PRESIDENT AND FAMILY PREPARE TO MOVE TO THE SUMMER CAPITAL AT BEVERLY THE WEATHER Forecast: Fair, warmer to- night. Saturdav fair Temperature at 7 a. m, 66 de- grees. Temperature oae jear ago, 72 degrees. Sun rises Saturday at a. m. and sets at 7.07 p m (standard Maximum wind velocitv for 24 hours ending at noon todaj, 10 miles northeast at Thursday afternoon. CLAIM SHE WAS GIVEN MONE Y TO PA YDUTIES President Taft and family will move from the White House to the "sum- mer capital" at Beverly, Mass., July I. The approach to the house is pictur- esquely beautiful TIME'S UP FOR PAYING U, S, TAX, MAN Y FAILED Smith Measure Does Not In- clude Sinking Fund And Interest Levies CITIES WIN IN A TEST CASE The Supreme Court's Decision Means that Restriction Will Not Be Effective, Friends of Millionaire Deny He Is Involved With Helen Dwelle in Smuggling Friends of Xathan Allen, Kenosha Wis., leather millionaire, alleged by the government to have aided Mrs Helen Dwelle Jenkins in trving to smuggle a fortune m gems past the Xew York customs officers, declare he is innocent of anj intent to de- fraud. They say he gave the woman in cash m Pans, before she sailed, to the duty on the jewel- ry he had pin chased for her during their trip abroad The story m a Xew York paper that Lee Dwelle. former Sanduskian. mar- ried the woman who now figuies in the jewel case, in New York, is in- correct as Dwelle's friends under- stand it say the mairiage took place m Detroit. Few here knew her Following the divorce, Mrs. Dwelle figured in seieral affairs Her maid- en name was Helen Fuld and she wa3 born and raised m Xew York She was known for her great beauty and she won the heart of jnanv a man. There have been no developments m the case in the last two days but indictments and arrests are expect- ed I STAR-JOURNAL BUREAU. Munsev Building. WASHINGTON, June was the last da> for the of ciation, the Lead Encased Rubber Cable association and the Rubber cov- ered Wire association When Mr Palmer was informed of his indictment, he said- "This is all news to me. I nothing to say." "What this suit said Dis- trict Attorney Wise, "is a trade a- greement in restraint of trade The government does not seek to estab- lish a physical or fiscal merger of the properties or interests indicted, but a lng> among thTmeinbers of the Horse- tne corporation tax without the third ehoe Manufacturers' association, the and flnal set of Penalties being in- Bare Wire Copper association, the eurred- Waterproof and Wire Magnet asso- Over 8'000 corporations, including in Ohio, made themselves lia- ble to a penalty by failing to file their returns by March 1, the time provided bj law Every corporation that failed or neglected to make a return by that date became liable immediately to pay 80 per cent, additional tax, where will- fulness was not shown, and 100 per eent where willfulness was indicated; also a specific penalty of to 000 fine. Today those who had not made set- H.-00 VI 11H Cl CO L3 lUU.lV.LfU, UUl, 0, 4.1 series of pools to maiatam prices and J Ti, swernvent became .-_ J.liable to the third set of nenalties apportion territory, in elimination off competition and so in violation of the aQQluonal Sherman act." th? Per. centra. z per cent addltlonal Sherman act. There Is no indication, however, that evidence gathered by the bureau of corporations in its investigation of the steel corporation played any part In the indictments. Only two of subsidiary companies of fhe United States Steel corporation are mention- the American Steel Wire Co., and the Trenton Iron Co The American Steel Wire Co, how- ever, is mentioned in the indictments morfth from the time the tax accrued. The law further says: "And if said tax nenalty and inter- est are not paid within ten days after such demand it shall be lawful for the collector or his deputy to make dis- traint therrfor as provided by law" At the end of ten days notice of levy will be issued and on or about August 1 the agents of the bureau of internal revenue will begin to seize evei, is uiBiiuuuea in me maiciraents propeitv wherever necessary to nav against seven of the associations. In the taxes with inteiest and costs the indictments against the Telephone TheCornmissioSr oftaternrifw Cable association and the Fine Mag- nUe ani Saf manv net Wire association is not mention- ed. The most prominent individual defendants and a full list of the asso- ciations in which they are members, follows1 Frank J. Gould, president of the Old Dominion Iron Nail works, Isle, Richmond Va cases of actual levy will be necessary The delinquent corporations are at last realizing the futility of temporiz- ing and leceipts at this rate of millions The first of SO per cent, levied automatical- Herbert L Satteilee, president atuhu" T-t L 0 r4 M by the law ltself and it cannot be abated in any deg-ee by the treasury department. The department has gen- the Habirshaw Wire Co., Yonkeis, N. Ys William P. president of the American Steel Wire Co., Wau- 111, and "Worcester, Mass. Charles F Brooker, vice president of the Ansonia Brass Copper Co., An son i a, Ct 'Harry G. Stoddaid, 'president of the Trenton Iron Co, Trenton, N J Erskine Hewitt, yice president of the Trenton Iron Co Frank N Phillips, president of the (American Electrical woiks, Phillips- dale, B, L Ferdinand W Roebling, president of John A. Roebling's Sons Co, Tren- ton. Philip H W. Smith, second vice president of the Standaid Under- giound Cable Co, Pittsburg ASSOCIATIONS iThe Manufactuung as- (Contmued On Page 6 1 the second penalty, which imposes a fine of to for each of- fense In the case of Ohio corporations, where there is no glaring evidence of a willful purpose, the secretary of the treasury is compromising in some in- stances for as low a figure as ten dol- lars. He is doing this on_the theory that the law is new and many cor- porations may have violated it through sheer negligence or a lack of informatior as to its requirements. Next year and in future years it will not be so easy, the treasury depart- ment states, to effect compromises for nominal amounts. The third and last penalty, which becomes operative tomorrow, cannot be modified or abated and in every in- stance it will be rigidly applied. Over 700 Ohio corporations failed to make returns, as provided by law. It will be some time before final reports are received from tne collectors- ofi-T: (Continued on page Eleven.) COLUMBUS, June most im- portant decision was handed down by the supreme court today when it ruled that the Smith one percent law passed by the last legislature does not include levies for sinking funds and interest on bonded indebtedness It is believed this will allow larger cities that the one per cent levy was not sufficient to meet their expenses to pull through, incident- ally it provides a loophole for making the total levy considerably more than ten mills in any city. The test case was taken up by the city of Toledo and officials of Cleve- land, Columbus and Cincinnati were also interested in it. The effect of the decision is to lim- it the levy for ordinary affairs to ten mills 'but to allow an additional levy for sinking fund and inteiest. The decision will now enable all municipalities to go ahead and issue i bonds for municipal improvements 'fegardless of the amount of taxes available from the one per cent levy. Attorney plied to the supreme court for a re- hearing of the case in which the court recently held that physicians cannot be required to report birth statistics. The decision practically put the vital statistics department of the secretary of stae's office ou of business. The court adjourned this morning until fall and so there will be no consideration of the application until then. IEDIEGLE Both Sides In Pleas Take Much Time, Making Exhaustive Reviews NO FURTHER TRIALS UNTIL IN SEPTEMBER Senators Fled From the Court Room When Attorney Gen- eral Denounced Evils HARVARD AND YALE BREAK EVEN IN TIIE MORNING CONTESTS; AVIATOR ON SCENE NEW HAVEN, Conn., June The immense crowds, gathered today for the annual Harvard-Yale regatta, were given a sensation when Aviator Atwood suddenly appeared above the yachts, crowds and river, circling about in a Wiight biplane at a height of one thousand feet. He had flown over from a suburb of Boston to at- tend the regatta and was wildly cheered. In the two races that were rowed this morning Yale won in the fresh- men's eight-oared race by two lengths while in the four-oared race. Harvard defeated Yale by about two and a half lengths. Aviator Atwood's flight to New Ha- ven from near Boston covered a dis- tance of over one hundred miles. He carried as a passenger his mechani- cian _ and thus established a new- American record for a cross-country flight with a passenger. The bic race between the varsitv crews will take place late this after- noon. Conditions are fine for the con- test and the crowd is enormous. Har- >ard is a slight favorite. OHIO IS AUTO SECOND. New Pumping Station Collaps- es Simultaneously With Sinking of Scow BUFFALO, N. Y, June 30 men were killed and thirty injured when the new pumping station of the- city water works collapsed at 9-30 this morning The loss will be over eral blanket authority to compromise one million dollars. Nine are miss- ing. _ Serious Riots Occur Among the Striking Seamen; Twen- ty Are Injured LONDON, .Tune shipping federation controlling ninety percent of the coasting an dtramp steamship trade of Great Britain has decided to make no concession to the striking seamen. Instead one half of the ton- nage will be laid off and the men still remaining at work will be apportioned amongst the vessels kept in commis- sion when an effort will be made to break the-strike. Serious riots occurred last night at 'Hull. More than twenty persons were Injured, including several policemen, of whom three were seriously injured. (The riots, which continued until mid- night, resulted from the failure of reach a settlement between the ship- owners and the strikers. It became necessary to call out re- inforcements of police, and eventually the disturbances were quelled by a aeries of charges, which drove the taen from the streets. The shipping federation office windowu were smashed and the free labor premises wrecked by the angry strikers. Much damage was done to the Wilson line office, while the steamer Cantania had to be removed to toe middle of the dock to prevent the rioters from rwarming aboard under the belief that the crew were discharging the The dead and injured were mostly machinists who were at work in the building. They were buried under hundreds of tons of biicks. The men were all working in a pit fifty feet 1 below the level of the floor and it is not expected their bodies will be re- covered before tomorrow. At about the same time a scow be- longing to the Empire Engineering company turned turtle in the harbor just below the water works pumping station Six men were thought drowned but weie later rescued by the brig Welsome. IF NOT AN ORIGINAL TAKE BE DONE DYNAMITER IN STATEMENT Says Meeting With Wife Was at His Own Request LOS ANGELES, June many conflicting reports of the meeting be- tween Mrs Ortie McManigal and her husband, the confessed dynamiter, at the close of which she fainted, have been printed that McManigal has is- sued the following signed statement: "The meeting was engineered at my request I wanted one mor.e chance to plead with her to return with me and remain by my side during my trial. I asked, pleaded and begged her to come back to me and leave the union labor attorneys. She re- fused. I tried to convince her that it was best to come back and when she got on the stand to tell the truth, but she refused. "My wife told me the union at- torneys would get me out on bonds immediately if I would consent to see them and denounce the attaches of the district attorneys' office. My wife stated that if I would turn against the attaches of the district attorney a check of four figures would b? placed in mj hands im- mediately." DENVER, June Frank j Henwood of New York, slayer of Gea j E. Copeland of Victor, Coio., a mining'' promoter, who was shot by Henwood 'when the latter killed Sylvester L. i Von Phul, at St. Louis aeronaut, late Ljesterday was found guilty of murder in the second degree. j Henwood maintained his calm de- meaner when the verdict was an- nounced. He said he was disappointed Ibut felt sure that if a second trial were granted, he would ultimately re- jgain his freedom. The information on which Henwood 'was tried charged murder, and the jplea of Henwood was self-defense against Phul. This plea was based on j previous quarrels between Von Phul i and Henwood c-ver Mrs. John W. I Springer. wJfe of a Denver banker. i It developed that Henwood had been trying to compel Von Phul to returu letters, written to Von Phul by Mrs. Springer. J DETROIT, June "avia- tion schools" which furnish would- be flyers with "detailed correspond- ence have fallen under the ban of the United States government, was disclosed here when B Maynard Harrison was taken into custody by Special Agent Sennenberg, for Charles F. Dewoody, chief of the in- vestigating bureau of the depart- ment of justice in Chicago According to the government agent, Harrison has operated his "school" in several cities. It Is charged that Harrison posed as a lieutenant in the U. S. Army, and that he pro- mised every student a place on the government flying squad in the war department, if he became proficient in the art of flying According to Sennenberg, every fake aviation school in the countrj is to be put out of business. HAVE FIDO "DOPED UP" IT'LL ONLY COST YOU FOR FULL LINE-UP PARIS, June beau- ty doctors have made their appear- ance in Paris. One of them pub- his scale of prices today. It includes: Alteration of the shape of the muzzle, Insertion of wrinkles in the face of a bulldog, Change of color of the skin, Removal of superfluous hair, per hour. Changing size of tail, COSHOCTOX, June home of Congressman John W. Cassingham was entered in broad daylight and worth of diamonds taken. Neigh- bors saw a stranger sitting on the porch, but thought him a guest. SELLS LIFE FOR CHILDREN. Glies Her Blood to Dying Woman and Follows Her Death from Loss of Blood 'NEW YORK. June Ida Schiff, who gave of her blood to save a dying woman and to obtain money to bring her five children here from Russia, made her sacrifice in vain. Weakened by the loss of blood, she fainted while on the fire escape bal- cony at her home and fell eight) feet. She died an hour later. A week ago Mrs Schiff was told of a woman whose life could be saved by blood transfusion. She eagerlv took advantage of the opportunity to obtain the money necessary for her children's journey The woman died in spite of the op- eration and Mi. Schiff says his wife did not get the money. EMPEROR BIG LAND OWNER. His Eigfcty.Three Estates Comprise Approximately Acres of Land BERLIN, June Wil- liam is the greatest land owner in Germany. His S3 estates, according to a revised estimate made todav comprise approximately acres The revenues from these estates flow into the kaiser's pockets, in addition to his allowance of nearly from the government. Other big lane" owners are Prince Pless. acres; Duke of Ujest, Duke of Ratibor, acres; King of Saxony, acres COLUMBUS, June made public today show Ohio to be the second state m the union for the number of automobiles registered. New York comes first with machines and Ohio second with Came for Aeroplane Flight With Curtiss Or One of his Men Here. IS SAID TO BE WEALTHY With Young Girl Friend She Plans To Go Elsewhere To Meet Aviator FORMER BANKER IS CONVICTED BY JURY CIRCUS THEN AND NOW Most people who saw the trains of cars unloading, the handling of hundreds of horses and wagons, the parade of performers, bands and animals in the circus today have no conception of the beginnings of tfiis great American institution. In the early days, the fancy wagons which now do service for pa- rade display also transported the "sftow" on its journeys from town to town. The traveling was done at night, necessarily, the long and hard journey beginning as soon as the wagons could be loaded after the night performance had closed. It is with a description of such a night trip that the gripping story, "The Rose in the opens. The roads were wretched and it was a most unpleasant journey. The story vividly contrasts condi- tions then with now and the conclusion is that the old-timer was the real circus. The story begins In Saturday's Star-Journal. NEW YORK, June Pres- ident Joseph Reichman of the Carne- gie Trust company, was today sen- tenced to four and one-half months in the penitentiary for making false returns in connection with the wreck- ing of the Carnegie Trust company. 1 Because of the controversy between Glenn H. Curtis, aviator, and Man- ager Boecklmg uf the Cedar Polar Resort company, which has resulted in the calling off of aeroplane flights here, Mass Ruth Foster, 19 and pret- ty, St. Louis heiress-musician, today mourns the fact and regrets that an opportunity was not presented where- by she might have made a trip with Curtiss and soared through the Together with Miss Virginia Frost, aged 18, also of St Louis, Miss Fos- ter came here late last week with the intention of making a request to Curtiss that she be taken with him on one of his flights or with some other flyer "I just cannot believe that the flights have been postponed and will do all in my power to induce Mr Curtiss to take me with him on one of his flights in the near Miss Foster said Thursday night "I am not generally of an adven- turous nature but I have made up my mind to make a trip in a Curtiss aeroplane and I am going to do all in my power even though it necessi- tates a trip throughout the entire to secure the flight. I am not doing this to but I want to ID the clouds an ment until thi According to and traveling name or fame rip through ot rest a mo- is satisfied." Frost, a chum panion of the Miss Foster had directed a letter to Curtiss and it was to have beea delivered immediately upon his arrival here in Sandusky The letter, however, still remains in the possession of Miss Foster, al- though the -vivacious St. Louis joung woman has had several talks with the aviator's press agent who stated he would do all in his po-wer to bring about the desired tnp Miss Foster was recently made an heiress by the death of her mother who left her a snug fortune. Al- though she denies it. it is rumored that the young woman is a widow. Information to that effect from St, Louis having been received. The Foster home is in Ohapin, III. a vil- lage near St. Louis, although Miss Foster has lived in the Missouri me- tropolis for the past five years and has a host of friends there. Miss Foster Is a musician playing the piano, cornet, violin and zither. She is also a composer of music and was on the vaudeville stage at one time. A dispatch from St. Louis says that Miss Foster left there about two weeks ago for Sandusky where she had stated she would do her utmost to make a trip with Curtiss during his scheduled series of nights here which, thus far, except for the initial: attempt, have not materialized. The two young women will leave with a destination whereevev Ourtiss may contract for 'his next series of COLUMBUS, 0., June the arguments about concluded this afternoon, the case of Rod- ney J. Diegle, of Sandusky, senate sergeant-at-arms charged with bribery, will probably go to the jury late in Vie day or, at the out- side, early Saturday morning. Both the state and the defense have made exhaustive argu- ments. Attorney General Hogan anil Prosecutor Turner announced that no more graft or bribery cases will be tried until next September, the court recesiUAg-fnr thn summer months. The entire day Friday was taken up with arguments and late this aft- ernoon it looked as if the judge's charge would not be completed be- fore tomorrow morning." TfiaT jurors already have well defined o- pmions as to the guilt or innocence of the accused senate officer and will return a speedy verdict is the pre- vailing opinion. Realizing the ver- dict in this trial will largely deter- mine ther own fate, Senators An- drews, Huffman and Cetone, all under indictment and accused by the testi- mony of the Burns detectives and the dictagraph record, watched the pro- ceedings closely. Andrews for a time sat beside Diegle, with whom he is jointly in- dicted. He was calm but pale. Diegle sat erect, vainly trying to conceal his DICTAGRAPH HERE? TOLEDO. 0., June Detec- tlves are looking for A. M. Balllie, of the Baillis Stone Co., Berlin Heights, who Is charged with hav- ing offered a bribe to Henry Hune, a city sidewalk inspector. Hune Baillie wanted him to help In securing the sidewalk contract and slipped to him in shaking hands at parting. nervousness. Behind him sat his wife, listening anxiously, and his nineteen- year-old daughter Patrice. With them. also sat his sister and two children, one a boy and the other a chubby, flaxen-haired baby girl of two. Among the spectators was Repre- sentative George B. Nye, of Pike county, acquitted on the bribery charge but resting under five others, and Senators Dore and Wnnefrock. Dore vas a member of the senate in- surance which- liad in hand- the Whittemore bill, about which the Diegle case revolves. With a scornful arraignment of "cheap Attorney Gen- fcftil c indicted from the court room in pleading for the conviction of Diegle. After the defense for the senate sergeant-at-arms had abruptly rested its case and the state had replied with a few words of rebuttal, the at- torney general opened the argument for the state. His plea was not so much against Diegle as it was against those under whose influence he charg- ed Diegle came, and who, he said, led his steps astray. Conditions in the general assembly. the attorney general scored in bitter terms, (Continued on Page 2) CONVICTED OF KILLING; ANOTHER IS ACCUSED. PHILADELPHIA. June Ac- cused of killing Emil Amann at War- ren, Pa., on Jan. 27 last Mrs. EStella Hodge. 35. of that place is being held at police headquarters here pending action- by the Warren authorities. The sensational feature of the ar- rest lies in the fact that John M. Andrews, formerly superintendent of the Warren Water Works Co.. was only a few days ago convicted of mur- dering Amann despite his vigorous piotestations of innocence at the trial. The trial of Andrews attract- ed much attention, his attorney be- ing James Scarlet. Committee Will Come Here Or Sunday To Meet B. M. A. Officials. A committee of officials represent- ing a company which is seeking t new location for its plant has ar- ranged to visit Styndusky Sunday and will be met and shown the good points of the-city by officials of Business Men's association. The company is a going and now employs 150 men. tt It cramped for room and M is aeeking a new- and more desirable location The name of the concern and ent- act nature of the busiam not now given out. Local men will every effort to secure the IK but have no at ;
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Emergency services have rescued 100 people by boat after floods trapped them in a Somerset village for more than a week.
Roads into Muchelney, near Langport, have been flooded since heavy rain fell last Wednesday, cutting off the village.
The River Parrett burst its banks but although most residents homes were not flooded, they were concerned about a lack of supplies.
Tina Winter, whose home is higher up in the centre of the village, told the BBC: "It hasn't changed at all (since the area first flooded last week), there is no access into or out of the village. We are completely stranded."
Elizabeth Nightingale, who found water a foot deep in her 300-year-old house, said: "We are staying put because we have animals."
With the only access to the village by boat, rescuers finally evacuated Muchelney yesterday.
Although the torrential rains are set to ease, the Environment Agency said that 173 flood warnings and 184 flood alerts were still in effect across England and Wales.
Sub-zero temperatures and northerly winds were forecast for Yorkshire, where the River Ouse in York peaked at 4.5m, flooding streets and businesses. Northern Scotland is expected to bear the brunt of the wintry showers, with night-time temperatures plunging to -15C by the weekend. Further heavy showers are expected to hit Britain early next week, hindering the flood clean-up effort.
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"Hey Kid," Knight chuckled as a light hissing noise began to fill the room. Blood was still pouring from his shoulder, pooling in a growing puddle. "Do me at least one favor, huh? Show a little style with this one. Don't end it quick. Give me more than five bullets. I'm the Black Light director. I deserve something a little more fancy." I snarled at the man and shoved my pistol in his throat. Ghost followed my lead, tears were bordering in his eyes. Knight still managed to smile with the two barrels in his mouth. Just as I pulled the trigger, all the lights exploded and electricity shut off. I jerked my head around the suddenly dark room, EMP...dammit!
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"And how do you plan to get it to the News without it getting censored?" Ghost asked as I let him lean on a car. "Well," I paused looking around and entering the car "I haven't thought that far ahead. I figured I'd wing it." My hands moved deftly through all the wiring under the steering wheel, a few sparks later the car trembled to life. Ghost winced as he limped over to where I was.
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The year is 2073, and current governor of Western America Province, Edwin Rowlands, is poised to become the Constitutional Government's second president. Many fear that the sweeping reforms found in his proposed Preservation Act will set him up as a dictator. If enacted, defection both past and present would become a crime punishable by death, thus bringing all outlands into crushing subjection.
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In all honesty, they've taken the least likely, and most ramshackle, route to arena level they possibly could have.
By rights, The Libertines should have been here ten years ago. They were the major record label's dream; the great white hope for British guitar music, fuelled more by an insatiable appetite for England's history and rough-and-ready rock and roll than they were by their technical ability.
Their first record, Up the Bracket, teed them up for stardom, and the self-titled follow-up should've carried them there. Instead, they descended into well-publicised upheaval thanks to Pete Doherty's heroin addiction. In 2004, Carl Barat, John Hassall and Gary Powell were forced to complete their final tour without him, and the band parted ways in unceremonious fashion.
Some might've argued it was for the best. The Libertines, they'd have told you, weren't meant for places like this. This is the band that made their name playing pop-up guerrilla gigs at fan's houses in Camden Town, not packing out aircraft hangars that - as is the case tonight - have the names of brands like Waitrose and John Lewis lining their bowl.
None of it matters, though, once they take the stage in disarmingly professional fashion at half past nine. The Saturday night Manchester crowd are, for the most part, reliably inebriated, and if opener 'Barbarians' - a cut from their new LP - doesn't quite ignite the audience, 'The Delaney' nearly incites a riot. The Libertines haven't played in Manchester in over a decade - they cancelled a scheduled gig at The Ritz at the eleventh hour in September after Doherty had an anxiety attack - and both band and crowd are in the mood to make up for lost time.
The Libertines have always displayed a deep appreciation for British history - the Union Jack is a staple tonight - and they named their latest album, Anthems for Doomed Youth, after a well-known verse by war poet Wilfried Owen. They give that LP its due tonight, interspersing fresh tracks like 'Fame and Fortune' and 'Heart of the Matter' with their vintage material, and you can't help but feel that the crowd are merely humouring it - they're here for the classics.
"This is the band that made their name playing pop-up guerrilla gigs at fan's houses in Camden Town"
Only the boozy singalong of 'Gunga Din', of the new songs, really matches the raucous likes of 'What Katie Did', 'Music When the Lights Go Out' and 'Time for Heroes'. The problem is, the band never quite manage to maintain the feverish reception for the old tunes when they delve into '...Doomed Youth', and as strong a comeback as that record was, the omission - at its expense - of 'What Became of the Likely Lads', 'The Ha Ha Wall' and 'Last Post on the Bugle' borders on the criminal.
The highlight, of course, is the opportunity to see in person one of British music's most iconic sights - Barat and Doherty roaring into the same microphone. This is a partnership that clearly transcends music, and that could so easily have been permanently derailed by Doherty's personal issues. His attendance record at reformed Libertines shows, though, is largely excellent, and it's to his credit that the band have finally - and so improbably - gotten their act together. Setlist quibbles aside, long may it continue.


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I hopped out the door and into the bright light, with Rose beside me. It was dreadful to think that I wanted to murder her, not even two weeks ago. It felt good to not be in a stupid, childish, immature rivalry. I gave her a grin as thoughts passed through my head and she copied.
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Siliguri, Aug 2: Life in this commercial hub was today (Aug 2) affected during a CITU-organised dawn-to-dusk bandh with business establishments remaining closed and private vehicles off the roads. According to the additional superintendent of police A P Javagli, two stray incidents were reported during the bandh.
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I have heard nothing but good things about Gold Dot. I use the 124gr +P for my 9mm. I've also heard HST, Ranger T, and Golden Saber are good rounds. But some of those are harder to find.
This is a discussion on Decision Made: Speer Gold Dot 40Cal. 180gr. JHP within the Defensive Ammunition & Ballistics forums, part of the Defensive Carry Discussions category; Thank-you to members on this site that gave their thoughts on another thread towards finding a good round for defense. A friend on police swat ...
Thank-you to members on this site that gave their thoughts on another thread towards finding a good round for defense. A friend on police swat in Washington state recommended the
Speer Gold Dot 40 Cal. 180gr. JHP. Washington St. uses this round that's fired out of their issued Glock 22. Claims they have many shootings per year and that this ammo round works very well.
Any thoughts on this round being used for defense?
I have heard nothing but good things about Gold Dot. I use the 124gr +P for my 9mm. I've also heard HST, Ranger T, and Golden Saber are good rounds. But some of those are harder to find.
There are many good options for self-defense. Carry the biggest caliber and gun you can effectively shoot, conceal, and will carry everyday and everywhere. If you decide to carry a small pocket gun in .40 S&W; it will not have the same velocity and energy of a longer barrel pistol like a Glock G22 and will have more felt recoil.
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I like the 165's but I don't think it makes much difference.
If they run thru your gun well then I see no problem. Gold Dots are excellent bullets.
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Ammunition Depot has the 165Gr for 38.97 for 50 round box seems fair ($.78 per round) for defensive purposes. I have neve dealt with them, so I could not tell you what their turn around is. They do claim if it's listed on their website they do have it stock !
We all know Federal HST 180gr. .40 will drop a T-Rex with a near miss, so lets focus on what makes the rest of handgun ammo effective; penetration.
Speer, Winchester, Federal all have great mass retention. You're looking for reliable expansion and the lead staying with the bullet. They have minute differences, but it is my unscientific opinion that bullet wounds are nasty, and a surgeon probably couldn't tell the difference between brands from the wound channel. They are all reliable. They should all cycle quality pistols. You have a large mass bullet, you have maximized the effectiveness of your caliber.
i get mine from 40 cal | SGAmmo.com 32.95 per box of 50, out of stock right this moment but they restock often.
i use 165 gr gold dot. recoil feels sharper then the 180 federal AE i practice with.
the .40 SW was originally designed in 180 gr and after reading dozens of articles arguing over the "best" bullet weight i ended up settling on the 165 because it was the middle weight. gold dot is offered in 155 165 180.
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I like the heavy for caliber loads myself . I have carried the Gold Dots for a while . Practice with the load you are carrying . I know that's not economical but it is a necessity .
Worms gotta eat, same as buzzards................
I run the same setup as FlaRon . A G-23 with 180's . Never make the mistake of carrying a particular load just because "we" say it works fine in our guns . ALWAYS send some downrange to be sure they feed reliably in your particular set-up .
Worms gotta eat, same as buzzards................
After much reading and research I think a +P in 155 to 165 grain GD is my top choice for the .40 S&W. I would say for sure the 180 GD is fine if that is what the LEO told you.
Gold Dot. Heavy for caliber. What's not to like?


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The present invention pertains to the field of telecommunications. More particularly, this invention relates to utilizing available Synchronous Optical Network (SONET) overhead bytes for additional data channels.
Fiber optics have provided a substantial increase in the volume of data that networks can carry. Synchronous Optical Network (SONET) is a standard that defines telecommunication transmissions over fiber optics. SONET defines a number of different data rates for different levels of service. A SONET network can carry from about 52 Mega bits per second to about 10 Gigabits per second over a single optical fiber. In comparison, a typical analog modem operating at maximum efficiency can achieve a mere 56 Kilobits per second. At the 10 Gigabit SONET rate, a single optical fiber can carry enough data to handle well over 100,000 simultaneous voice calls. SONET networks are likely to carry even larger volumes of data in the future.
SONET is generally used as a "trunk" or "backbone" network due to the large volume of data that SONET can handle. That is, most network customers these days do not need 10 Gigabits of bandwidth per second and do not want to pay for unneeded bandwidth. In which case, customers are generally provided with lower data rate services like analog phone lines, Digital Subscriber Lines (DSLs), digital cable lines, Integrated Service Digital Network (ISDN) lines, T1 lines, etc. These lower rate services typically connect customers in a given region to a local "central office." Central offices, in turn, are connected by trunk, or backbone, lines, like SONET lines.
Many smaller data streams from the lower rate services are combined in a SONET line to travel among central offices. A data stream that goes into a SONET line at one central office will be packaged into SONET frames for transmission. At the destination office, the data stream will be recovered, or rebuilt, from the data in the SONET frames.
In addition to the user data, a SONET line is likely to carry a considerable amount of control data. That is, a central office that is packaging a data stream needs to tell the receiving central office various things about the data stream, such as what format the data stream uses and what level of service the data stream uses from potentially many available formats and levels of service.
One approach to communicating control data among central offices is to define an additional control channel to carry the control data. An additional control channel, however, generally uses a certain amount of bandwidth that could otherwise be used to transmit user data. Since users generally pay for transmitting user data and not for transmitting control data, using bandwidth for a control channel tends to reduce revenue.
Examples of the present invention are illustrated in the accompanying drawings. The accompanying drawings, however, do not limit the scope of the present invention. Similar references in the drawings indicate similar elements.
In the following detailed description, numerous specific details are set forth in order to provide a thorough understanding of the present invention. However, those skilled in the art will understand that the present invention may be practiced without these specific details, that the present invention is not limited to the depicted embodiments, and that the present invention may be practiced in a variety of alternate embodiments. In other instances, well known methods, procedures, components, and circuits have not been described in detail.
Parts of the description will be presented using terminology commonly employed by those skilled in the art to convey the substance of their work to others skilled in the art. Also, parts of the description will be presented in terms of operations performed through the execution of programming instructions. As well understood by those skilled in the art, these operations often take the form of electrical, magnetic, or optical signals capable of being stored, transferred, combined, and otherwise manipulated through, for instance, electrical components.
Various operations will be described as multiple discrete steps performed in turn in a manner that is helpful in understanding the present invention. However, the order of description should not be construed as to imply that these operations are necessarily performed in the order they are presented, or even order dependent. Lastly, repeated usage of the phrase "in one embodiment" does not necessarily refer to the same embodiment, although it may.
The present invention utilizes available overhead bytes in Synchronous Optical Network (SONET) frames to provide additional signaling channels. For instance, the present invention can use overhead bytes to create a control channel to carry control data from one central office to another, freeing up additional bandwidth to carry revenue-generating, user data. In various other embodiments, the present invention can provide additional signaling channels using available overhead bytes for virtually any purpose, such as voice or circuit emulation services, resource provisioning, authentication, billing quality of service parameters, and the like.
Frames are written in the illustrated format so that overhead bytes and payload bytes are easily identified. Bytes in the first three columns, columns 110, are overhead bytes, and bytes in the remaining columns, columns 120, are payload bytes. When the data is transmitted serially, the first three bytes are overhead, the next 87 bytes are payload, the next three bytes are overhead, the next 87 bytes are payload, and so on.
The first three rows of overhead columns 110 are section overhead (SOH) bytes 140. SOH 140 is used to manage the frame at the lowest level. A frame may go through several hops between a source and a destination. For instance, over a 100 Kilometer trip, a frame may be regenerated every 10 Kilometers or so to ensure sufficient signal strength to make the entire trip. Each hop is called a section. SOH 140 controls regeneration of the frame at each hop.
The next six rows of overhead columns 110 are line overhead (LOH) bytes 150. LOH 150 is used to manage control of the frame at a higher level, as between the SONET device that sent the frame and the SONET device that receives the frame. LOH 150 manages transport of the entire frame payload.
The frame payload includes a Synchronous Payload Envelope (SPE). In the illustrated embodiment, the SPE occupies the entire payload of the frame, rows 1 through 9, columns 4 through 90. In other words, the SPE occupies 783 of the total 810 bytes. The illustrated SPE is "aligned" with the frame in that the SPE boundary 130 is at row 1, column 4. In alternate embodiments, an SPE may not be aligned due, for instance, to timing variations in the network. That is, an SPE may span two SONET frames so that the boundary between two SPEs is located at some arbitrary position in the payload section of the frame. The LOH 150 includes a pointer (not shown) to the location of the boundary between the SPEs. In the illustrated embodiment, since the SPE is aligned with the frame, the pointer in the LOH points to the SPE boundary 130 in row 1, column 4.
The 9 bytes of the SPE in column 4 are path overhead (POH) bytes. POH manages the frame at yet a higher level where, for instance, separate bit streams from many end users are combined into the SPE at the source and broken out from the SPE at the destination. In alternate embodiments in which the SPE is not aligned with the frame, the 9 POH bytes will be in the same column as the SPE boundary. As with the SPE itself, the 9 POH bytes may span two frames. In which case, each frame will include 9 POH bytes, but the POH bytes may be divided between two SPEs.
The composite frame of
Since a frame is a single unit, transmitting a frame can be managed for the most part by using one set of overhead bytes. That is, the SOH, LOH, and POH bytes from the first plane of a multi-plane frame are used during transmission, but many of the equivalent bytes in other planes of the frame are essentially ignored. For a 192 plane frame such as the one illustrated in
The trunk line 320 can carry a great deal more data than any of the access devices 330. Data traffic from one or more of the access devices that is destined for a different region serviced by a different central office (not shown) is combined, or multiplexed, into the payloads of SONET frames and transmitted over the SONET trunk line 320 by central office 310. Conversely, data traffic from a different region serviced by a different central office (not shown) that is destined for a user coupled to one of the regional access devices 330 is separated out, or demultiplexed, by the central office 310 from the payloads of SONET frames received over the trunk line 320. Path overhead (POH) is used to manage the multiplexing and demultiplexing of payloads. Except for the teachings of the present invention, central office 310 is intended to represent a wide variety of path terminating equipment known in the art.
In the illustrated embodiment, the insertion apparatus overlays a standard SONET framing process. That is, payload multiplexer 410 receives data streams from access devices 330 and multiplexes them into frames in an electrical format. If not for the present invention, the electrically formatted frames would be provided unchanged to electrical to optical converter 490. Electrical to optical converter 490 converts the electrical bits comprising the frame into equivalent optical pulses.
The present invention, however, modifies the electrically formatted frames by inserting one or more additional channels of data, or signaling channels, before the frames are converted to optical format. In general, the locations of available bytes in each frame are known, so bytes comprising an additional signaling channel can be inserted into the data stream at the known locations. In practice however, the speed at which SONET operates can create some challenges.
For instance, section and line overhead (SOH and LOH) bytes are disbursed in sets of three bytes separated by sets of 87 bytes. A frame having I92 planes includes almost 175,000 bytes. Each frame is transmitted once every 125 micro seconds, so a set of three bytes streams by in about 2 nanoseconds. To insert one or two bytes from one data stream into another data stream in just a couple of nanoseconds, the insertion apparatus must multiplex, or switch, between the two data streams and at precisely the right instant in time.
A processor, however, is generally not the best choice for time critical operations. That is, processors tend to stall from time to time when executing software. A processor that is sufficiently reliable and fast enough to multiplex data channels into available overhead bytes as the bytes stream by could be prohibitively expensive.
On the other hand, a purely hardware solution is likely to be much less expensive, but also much less flexible. Programming a processor to insert a data channel into frames provides a great deal of flexibility. Depending of the type of data that is being transmitted, the number of data channels needed, etc., a processor can be programmed to generate a variety of different data channels having a variety of different data rates.
The illustrated embodiment uses a combined hardware/software approach that is both programmable and comparatively inexpensive. Rather than using a processor to perform the high speed, real-time multiplexing of the data streams, the illustrated embodiment uses a hardware multiplexer (not shown) in insertion logic 420. The insertion logic reads data from the rate buffering interface FIFOs (First-In-First-Outs) 470 and multiplexes the data into appropriate available overhead byte locations.
In a configuration mode, channel processor 430 is used to program the unified memory 460, insertion logic 420, and the FIFOs 470 to insert various data channels. In operation, the channel processor 430 also loads data from the unified memory 460 into the FIFOs 470. The processor cycles through the data channels, loading FIFOs corresponding to particular data channels in bursts. Writing a burst of data for a particular channel to a FIFO all at once greatly reduces the frequency at which the processor has to switch channels. This slower switching speed allows for a comparatively slower, and therefore comparatively inexpensive, processor.
The buffers also provide a margin of error for the processor. That is, the buffers are designed to hold enough bytes of data to last until the next time the processor is expected to service a particular buffer. The duration during which the data is expected to last in a buffer may be long enough to accommodate typical processor delays. Even accounting for some processor delays, a buffer may underflow, or run out of data if the processor is delayed for an exceptionally long time. Various embodiments of buffers treat underflow conditions in different ways. For instance, a buffer may repeat a last value, may wrap around to the oldest value, may send all zeros, all ones, or some predefined bit pattern.
Although the present invention is described in terms of a combined hardware/software solution, alternate embodiments of the present invention may use entirely hardware or entirely software approaches, for instance, as technology improves to provide faster, more reliable, less expensive processors, or larger, more versatile, more compact application specific integrated circuits (ASICs), programmable gate arrays (PGAs), etc.
In the illustrated embodiment, the channel processor 430 reads configuration registers 450 to program the insertion apparatus. Configuration registers define the number of channels and the row, column, and plane locations for each byte of each channel in each frame. The channel processor 430 defines regions of unified memory 460 to store data from the access devices 330 for each defined channel. The channel processor 430 also assigns FIFOs 470 for each byte location of each channel in each frame. The channel processor 430 also configures the insertion logic with the byte location(s) in each frame corresponding to each data channel.
In operation, the insertion logic identifies byte locations in a given frame corresponding to particular channels, reads bytes from the FIFOs corresponding to the channels, and inserts the bytes in the identified byte locations. Simultaneously, the channel processor 430 cycles through the FIFOs 470 and loads them in burst operations with data from respective regions of the unified memory.
The locations at which data is located can be determined with respect to the start of a frame, as for data inserted in the section or line overhead (SOH or LOH) columns of a frame, or with respect to the boundary location of a synchronous payload envelope (SPE) within a frame, as for data inserted in the path overhead (POH) byte locations of a frame. In the case of POH insertion, an SPE boundary location can be identified by a pointer located in the LOH overhead. As shown in
Instead of underflow conditions, processor delays in the extraction apparatus will result in overflow conditions. Various embodiments of FIFOs can handle overflows in different ways. For instance, a FIFO may drop new data or wrap around and overwrite the oldest data.
In block 920, the channel processor stores channel data to respective regions of the unified memory as data is received from various access devices. In alternate embodiments, the unified memory may be loaded, for instance, through the use of direct memory access (DMA) controllers.
In block 930, the processor selects a channel for servicing. The selected channel is serviced by reading data from a corresponding region in the unified memory and loading the data into a corresponding FIFO in a burst operation. The selection can be made based on a service cycle schedule. Depending on the data rates of the respective data channels, and depending on the size of each FIFO, a service cycle may service in a variety of ways. For instance, where all the channels have the same data rate and all the FIFOs are the same size, all channels will generally be serviced equally often. For channels having different data rates and/or FIFO sizes, some channels may be serviced more often than others. For example, one channel's data rate may require that a byte be inserted in every third frame, and another channel may require that a byte be inserted in every frame. If both channels have equally sized FIFOs, the second channel should be serviced three times for every one time the first channel is serviced.
In block 940, if the insertion apparatus is to continue inserting channel data, the process returns to store more data, select a channel for servicing, and load the respective FIFO. If no more data is to be inserted, the process stops.
In block 1020, the insertion logic identifies the next row, column, and plane having an available byte location to which the insertion logic has been programmed to write. Identifying the byte location may involve counting byte locations from the beginning of a frame, or counting rows, columns, and planes from the beginning of a frame, for data to be inserted in the section or line overhead (SOH or LOH). For data to be inserted in the path overhead (POH), the insertion logic inserts the data with respect to the position of the SPE boundary. The insertion logic may be programmed with the location of the SPE boundary or may identify the SPE boundary from a pointer in the LOH.
In block 1030, the insertion logic inserts the byte of data in the identified byte location. In block 1040, if there are multiple FIFOs in a channel, the insert logic returns to the next FIFO in block 1020. If there are no more bytes to be inserted for the current channel in block 1040, the process checks to see if it is to continue with the next channel. If so, the process returns to block 1010. If the process is not to continue, the process ends.
In alternate embodiments, rather than inserting the present invention between conventional SONET components, the present invention is incorporated into conventional SONET components. For instance, rather than inserting bytes of data after the SONET frames have been formed, as illustrated in
Certain embodiments may include additional components, may not require all of the above components, or may combine one or more components. For instance, temporary memory 1120 may be on-chip with processor 1110. Alternately, permanent memory 1140 may be eliminated and temporary memory 1120 may be replaced with an electrically erasable programmable read only memory (EEPROM), wherein software routines are executed in place from the EEPROM. Some implementations may employ a single bus, to which all of the components are coupled, or one or more additional buses and bus bridges to which various additional components can be coupled. Those skilled in the art will be familiar with a variety of alternate internal networks including, for instance, an internal network based on a high speed system bus with a memory controller hub and an I/O controller hub. Additional components may include additional processors, a CD ROM drive, additional memories, and other peripheral components known in the art.
In one embodiment, the present invention, as described above, is implemented using one or more hardware systems such as the hardware system of
Alternately, as shown in
From whatever source, the instructions may be copied from the storage device into temporary memory 1120 and then accessed and executed by processor 1110. In one implementation, these software routines are written in the C programming language. It is to be appreciated, however, that these routines may be implemented in any of a wide variety of programming languages.
In alternate embodiments, the present invention is implemented in discrete hardware or firmware. For example, one or more application specific integrated circuits (ASICs) could be programmed with one or more of the above described functions of the present invention. In another example, one or more functions of the present invention could be implemented in one or more ASICs on additional circuit boards and the circuit boards could be inserted into the computer(s) described above. In another example, field programmable gate arrays (FPGAs) or static programmable gate arrays (SPGA) could be used to implement one or more functions of the present invention. In yet another example, a combination of hardware and software could be used to implement one or more functions of the present invention.
Thus, a method and apparatus for utilizing available SONET overhead bytes for additional signaling channels is described. Whereas many alterations and modifications of the present invention will be comprehended by a person skilled in the art after having read the foregoing description, it is to be understood that the particular embodiments shown and described by way of illustration are in no way intended to be considered limiting. Therefore, references to details of particular embodiments are not intended to limit the scope of the claims.
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DANCER Francine Cornell would never have spoken about her affair with Ronan Keating had she not felt "hurt and let down" by the singer discussing it on TV with Piers Morgan.
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