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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-04-27

snHanmatory rheumatism. I didn't
need the dozen. you bet Nyou-three
BOTTLES knocked the dayiights right
80 OF 1t and cured me completely The
Liner nine bottles I gave to rheumatic
.-ends, and they are hopping around
pretty lively now, same as am. Fuss
Is wonder
This is but one of hundreds Of SINH
lar reports on this amazing remedy,
the only known antidote to uric acid.
Furthermore. II is as safe as food, con-
tanning no ch1oral. opium, morphine,
cocaine, alcohol, ether. chloroforn. or
other Btfmulant narcotic; not a drop
.eFuss' gives Immediate relief, and
sestr0ys uric acid In the blood which
causes rheumatism. govt, iumbago and
kidney trouble.
Don't hesitate but get Fuss and
stop the agony right OF and get cured
Fuss Rheumatism Cure sold at s.. 90
bottle in Hammond by Otto Negele
and A. E. Kepert. and by all leading
druggists, or will be sent prepaid on
receipt of si,0c. or bottles for $500,
~ the Fuss Remedy Co.. Flint. Mich
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-04-27
Knocked DayIights
Out of RheumSt ism
New Rheumatism Remedy Is Anti.
dote For Uric Acid.

by thunder. / got whole case
IA dozen bottles of the Fuss
rheumatism Cure, determined to get
~ured of my 3-year case of bulldog
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-28
Alleged Conspirators to De.
fraud Government by Use of
Dummy Entrymen, Are
Placed on Trial Today.
MILLIONS OF DOLLARS
IN ALASKAN FIELDS
Authorities Announce That
These Groups and All 9th
ers Whose Claimants Are
Indicted Will Be Cancelled.

seattle Wash. March .N.-Thc trial
"f a.. case of th, United states
agaust Charles " Mundny. Archie
" Shields aud Eur T.. slcslc>. IN
di,tcd with Nls,rruu IT. ~tracy for an
alleged conspiracy 80 dsftaud IA, so,
,fum,u, ot o.u>I acres or coal lands
uu ALASKA valued at more ttuo.upo .-
600 nE employing dummy cutrvmcn.
vas begun 100 U, United states dis
trigt court tuUu.
-tragt i- brother OF Sir edward
~tra.N who is a fugitive iu Vancouver.
TIN, claims that Ncr. located hs the
persons Indicted are the richest iu
NIaska nua IG' known as the English
group
Tho government announces that re-
ra.il,r. uf the result of th, trial "a,
uue ON tls group and of AN other
gtnuus vHns. lucuturs haNr brrn I'M
dictcd Vi' 1, cancelled
Tho indictments of th,s, 5ud other
coal land claimants la the Na~kan
DuHi fields resulted from exposures
Nh,h created sensation n official
aud political fields ana resulted. iu
ralt loo thD lur BUung,t controversy
vhiDu eliminated when Nj Baliug,r
Resigned ID. arer,tarN ot the interior
rhr richness ot tho lands involved iu
COAL deposits b. sJid Go %, realty uu-
known hut they 40, among th, great
est coal deposits 100 tho cuuutr, aud
viii eventually h' Invaluable,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-28
NOsCHRECK MONEY
IS IN SIGHT
Morris Gets Odds of Ten to One
That He Will Go the FIT.
teen Rounds and Win the
Fight.

SJpglpu. okla March .> - 3d. M
~aptlpu awaits the word ui the RET
ct,' 10 let ,r 80
E.,rtthin- is iu fcudIn,-s TOR TINS
afternoons l5-rpuud rght between
'ul Morris. tho oklahoma hop, uf
the white race. aud Mtkc ~,hrcck ot
Gin ,nuau
o. Morris wins. his friends declare
h' WIN bee tho logical white man To-
meet Ja,h johnson for the DhampJou-
ship
~ Do" lusr- ho Ntll gu back TO hIs
uNcIail> aud h~ railroad engine
Yesterday population IN tins town
Was tom Thousand.
To-day 30 a. duubly that
Every train brought hundreds uI
tight followers
Nu Schr,ck mopr, is IA sight T,u
tu one g. luid uu Morris to win liy,
&" uur hr won win Within ten rounds
two 90 one b, viii van W iN,
Th, gaze receipts viii probably yN.
coed N-a.uoU, uf which the tsuty.i
Vll get 80 p,r cent
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-28
MAOERO TO FORM
GREAT ARMY AND
MAKE HIMSELF
ITS LEADER
Guerilla Warfare in Noun.
tains and Deserts to Be
Abandoned and Fighting
Will Be Forced Now.
NEW REPUBLIC DIVIDED
INTO SEVEN GROUPS

g.. p... Ton NaI.. lu.r.|II
....,.... ,.. an ....I.,.. d
70" '"'"'
r" Cd ."uul order iu-l '.u'd b IHu.
.l-.. D. Nlu,ro. mndr uupu Dol. n.
.,rl. r., ...t,, ,r,.. ....,. r.,
ARMY '' 'I ih'lr I"'.'~ ''i n"'"
I,t. ugH.us against fu. f'H,rI-
uu ....., ,,,tin,. rr.u r.. u.,.
.1.,... ,..,,
'''' ''~''' ' '"
trc t'puH.. INTO -".,u a.uup- "t
States. .p.h &. 10, kuu.,u l. Id sonar.
ns I.,..,,-
''' ''''''''''''. ''''''
ih.' MIiUI' has 80. lr'p iN. "iN'"'S
oI Yu. uau with 70 ...a. military
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-28
MAP Or WORLD
IS BIG AFFAIR
American Section is Now Be
ing Prepared by Depart
ment at Washington; All
Countries Take Hand.
stun tutrC-poud,ut }
III, Nruiug Herald )
itNNm ~ Post tiiig }

M1rrh
N"Ie .H .. N.. 800 section .' H
I,t ...... ..... ......n. ,t,r, CONNIE
On, SSH. . ..... ... t1. sam. ..iI,
tual tH ...... .i.. and .Ilr,. .t...
I-u.. ... .... ...... .H.,u. d. ut.
ms ru.U ...... .rI., tn, ......
i.. ., .. ..... -.r.. r.I..,.,.
.Ir... .... ... nu, .t,. Shoots.
..... .........r.. .. .tYo ....,,..
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-28
KANSAS CITY
Man IS FOUND
F, J, Dykes, Telephone MAN
ager, Turns Up in Montana
and Wires Wife His Head
Don't Work.

kau~a, '|ty. No. March - Bl.
lings Mont March Mrs r. J.
Blhls 2Nia Brooklyn avenue. kan
sas city No. bon.t know how
got here. coming home as soon us
Possible. Head not right Don,
Wolrf. FRED
That message rec we'd bt Mrs
bih"s explains tho Whereabouts of
T. Z pikos formerly manager of tnr
city department uf IN, Missouri and
Is nsas Telephone company pr Eu-
geuo MuniguncrV brother uf Mrs
biNcs said this morning. when hs
saw tho message. that 10 was plain
oat" ol lapse eft mrmnrN aud that
iikes probably would hr nil right
when he returned.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-28
TElECRAPHERsW|Ll
STRIKE On APRIL
f R ST
All Operators on Illinois Cen
trail Will Walk Ont Unless
Wages Are Raised Twenty
Per Cent.

Nov brl,au>. Ia. March u.s. A
s,u,tuI ~trk, ut 900 t,lcsrapu,rs On
tnr Illinois 'outrh railroad viii hc
Called on tprl % tn, demands uf
IN, men r"r go r,. cent iucr,aS. in
wages is NOT granted according Co "a
local representative, o' th, telegraph.
.cTt
n .s asserted IN, strikp vote result
rd .u 90 pea cont 90 tn, 1000 men Not-
Iug tu favor of walk -out
n ~ ciaWru Pos thO t,i,srupu're
that the road has discharged mutc
tunn 500 operators IN the last l,0
weeks
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-28
GERMAN COLONEL
IS SHOT DOWN
BY SOLDIER
Turkish Drillmaster Killed on
Parade Ground by Private
Who Had Been Reprimand-
ed Severely.

coustautiuoplo March -N Colonel
Won ~ehuehting, our of tao German
instructors ut the Turkish umN was
shot dead un the patld" sround today
uN iu Nlbauiau suldiri
m Nas nn act "t vengeance. "a, ui-
figrr having rcpiimandrd tn, man Tor
sltDku'>~.
1h, assassin vas Immediately placed
u chains
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-28
COAST FANS ARE
FEELING HAPPY AGAIN
la>'bnli ~'a~uu 10 Ocean League
t'urmuls, ppcn- tor s,W-o,, ~ ioii
~ ~au ttau,t-'u.

san nuu .... ,'., March - The
lell season .f 'H. Pacific Cods, Basr-
hall league uI u,d Today.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-10-26

gr fubr fih ourd Die Soure unO
nannte ii9 einen perlorenen Wonn.
Wenn er ieBt feinen plan uusfiibs
rem ipoIIts, muBts er erit iein @eib
tOot.n. Dos 0untsl Iaitets itiq uno
I6per. gamma batte ii4 pieoer on
ibren pGaB bel Der Sbiir seItBt. Die
Stille rsOste nit bsfhp6renoer 9ss
malt. llno ipieosr na6 elmer Weile
atbmste Der Wtonn aus tiefer 8ruit.
limb fling an gu lpeinsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-10-26
Geifortr SflniOH.

grfs STUDENT befudte id oft Die
arampslloge unferes Sbeaters. Bel
.insr auffiibruns Ssr rSunefruu BON
Orleans" bsIauI9ts i1 babel folgens
bes @siprd9 5peier bebGbissr @ers
tretsrinnen 6ss ipsibIi6en @ef9le9ts:
~Sie MAIDEN ia 70 Elm bitterbOiss
9.iidt, S9uI5en," bssann Die cine,
-gefGlt Sbnsn oenn bas Stiid ni4t2"
m@efaIlen tbut's mir fdon," ents
Beanete Die S9ulSen, ruber id muB
mid Su iebr Grsern; ndmlih mas Die
Sunsfrau is, 6ie ia mir nod bns
Pfleseselo fir ibren Sungen fduIOtg,
unb Oon ser &6nisin triee' ia nod
bus @aidssIo fir ibrsn tpsibsn ltns
terrpd!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-10-26

Rur 3um 8ergniigen.
Sommerfriibler, gum Dirtb: rSageH
sic mir, 1T oenn Der ProBenbduer
INNER nod 10 Elm leibsni4aftlidsr
Raufer9"
Dirtb: n9l6, Der :. :, Der bat f6on
tpie6er eine @rbi9aft gemudt :, isbt
ruuft er nur nod man4mul gum 8erz
gniis.nl"
8erf9nappt. 2ltts bdBIide
Sunsfsr, als ibr Der 8ermittler mela
oct. OuB er stpus fir lie ssfunoen:
r9ld, Ous bette miro bait isin. i4
ftelle mid ibm obns ipsitsrss Dor, bas
unoers miro iid fhon finbsn!"
@ermittlsr: rNur langiam, 70 oerb
biirfsn mir ibm nidt gIei9 tommen!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-10-26
Sic @ane.
Bon G mil gerbtereu.


g.a5t ailf, madt auf Die Sbiir. i6r
2elIte,
So fIopfe an 9uh uu0 S6pelle an,
Sd bin es, ihr 0eute - aufoethdnl -
Ser Binb i'm tooteu 8IdttertIeioe.
-Serein. mein 3err, MIR beretn. Serr
@ino,
Gebt eud bier gum Stamine bin
N2it benz eeitridenen Rintel orin; :,
S,erein, nllr berein 5u uns. Serr Btno.
@aft auf. ibr aeuts. bier itebt am
Shore
Ser 9eeen i'm erailen Rittiuentleio.
Gin fremo @eIpinit umbiiIlt mid tuctt
Gus eiuem rubieen glebelflore.
.Serein, sSrnm Bittfpe, bereiu 81 uns,
On bIdIie nit oeiuen tdlten Sdnoeu
Sie gliben in ben feuhten gBduoen,
Seffuen iidl Dir, bier tuobne bel uns.
gadlt aiif beu eiIeruen RieeeI idtuer,
Seffnet, ibr Qeite, i'd bin oer Shnee;
gtit einem tpeiBitdubenoen Ylnntel geb
SD bic g8ege bes alten gStnters etll9ef'
aSereir. Iieber Sdnce, inb lei tpia'
foulnten
D1it Seireu 8Idttern dliS pilienihetH'
@treu fie in unire Siitte bineiu
8is an ben Sero, mo oos Seuer er'
gIontmen.
Senn mir IinS TenId1en, rubIos nnf
beIheioen
getpobnen oes Rorbeus perlaii'ne 8e'
gion
limb Iieben eud1 - fpie large Ihon? =
lin Der Tliiben ipiIleu, Die mir ourd
euh erleioen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-10-26
Salten.

Was mub i'd Ieb'n9 0u biii srbittert,
DAB Dir 9ein Mann in 3drtli4teit
8eim &iiHen bat bas 9lei0 aertnittert2
SIT ous Elm @run6 gum Ser5eleiog
8, OulS es rubis, ip.6r ibm nidt.
Wenn er Did in ben arm gsnommen;
ST .rit OOIl SuIten Oein 9eiiht.
Dirit feline On ins &lsio betommen!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-10-26

aunonee. @eiu6t ipirb sur
5OrtieBuns zines JamilisnproseiIes
Elm tiidtigsr Re9tsanpalt. 0a uns
uno unIeren 9orfabrsn f9on Der
FINITE iuriitii9e 8ertreter in oieIer
Qnsslsssnbeit burd ben Sob entrii>
len iuurbs. tpiro nur auf cine mDg.
li9it irnge erite Sruft rtfIettirt.
GngsbOte unter nllnitsrbIi9' an bieis
3situug.
= Nus ber 9 9uIe. 2sbrer:
LIMB parum mar GOam 10 traurig,
Ils er bonn lieben 9ott Gu7 Dem 9as
rabies seiast lpurb.9"
2ieirI: rDtiI -. peil RE gba au&b
llt nabts-"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-10-26
geqreifIi6tr 8unfc

9egreiflider Dunfd.
2ebriunse (osr BON ieinem Wsiiter
cine Sbrfeigs betommsn bait: r49.
ipenn man bod Oas S9uitsrbanopert
0ur9 Sslbitituoium erIernsn t6nnts!-
9aunerbumor. 9auner,
Der eins mebridbrise Strafe untritt:
.GinIamteit fou Die Meni9sn gu
Si6tsrn MAIDEN, nun bin i6 nur neuz
sisris, oh bel mir aud Der Rummet
losasbn ipiro!-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-10-26

SeBt mar Ons 2sndsn aus Dem
Rrantenbaus auriidssbra9t porOen.
@aRno. oos SiuO uno Der Sag Iu9s
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-11-21
g.. aapiteI.
Cine ~2ebensfrase..

1as Sorf @ilfelter, cine Meile
weit pom Sdloiie entfernt, liegt IN
einem ionnigen, freunblid)en 5bale,
bon anmutbisen &iigelit einseidloi.
len, beren Spisen nit prahtisen @e-
bGiioen gefront iii,b nno Dor benen
iippige 5eIber nnb blnfle 8dlber lid
AT lbale ienfcn. Muf cincm oieier
Sii9el, Scr BON alien Seiten pom
Iorie iid)tbar lpar mo aus 0rnflcn
WGloern emiporitics, itanb oas itatt.
lihe Sflob @ilfeiter Corners. Die
umIiegenben uno rt1fiteu Sobepimfte
maren gleihiaas BON 8iqen ooer ele.
ganten 2%anobGuiern bciest, in bencii
Oie pornebmen 5amilien Der 8roi.
i6ait angeiieoelt maren. Sie berpor-
ragenoite oerielben NOR ieood) Die
Sir ardp's.
Sas 9orf mar flein nno beltanb
MIR aus 5rpei StraBen, Sber. uno
ltnteritrabe geran,,t, Die iid redt.
minfeIig freuSten. Sn Der Inter.
itrabe. nabe Dem gabnbofc lag bos
Tor. @aitbalis Der golbene Bar.
Sn Dem ireunoliden @oit5immer Oes.
ielben uno an Dem Gage; OH Dem Die
m~itgetbeilten Greignifie lid 5~lltrngen,
iaBen eben 5pei a%nsefommene
Irenoe Dor chem Glide, auf Dem
cine perlodenoe MablSeit anigetra.
gen ipar.
= Der IuiiaaellSerc Der ,geioen war
elm imneer Marn BON et,pa Oreirno.
,man5ig Sabren, groB, breitlfultris
uno fraitpoa gebaut: Die Yerf6rpe.
rula mGnnlid)er Sd)onbeit uno Nm.
midb. Seine breitgelpolbte Stirne
uerrietb Den Sit zines boben @eiiteS;
ieine groBen, iurdtloien, 0unfel.
blaiien Mlgen maren bell nnb iharf'
blidenb pie Die cines Iblers; Der BON
einen lcid,ten Sd,nmrrbarfe beid,at.
tetc Muno perrietb Seitiefeit nnS
9eihbcit Der @eiiibic 5leleid.. Tas
Scar par nadIGiiis bon Der Stirnc
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-11-21

erlongen. Marf miirbe in icir1c
reftntdbige StcGuna Suriidfebren,
mo Yapa fdnoe Croft 'unb Slid,
p1brcno i6--m1brenb i'd"
Sic iprah bieie lesten Worte in
trGiinteriifcm Cone, pabrenb cin
fliiftiaes &otb ibre iarten @an9en
iibcrgoB.
,ltnb Sic, iiteiilc boIbe Mib Hoia-
nlunoe. foiinten bon 2iebe traitmeu,"
iaate Die nIte Sraii III bos ernite &C.
iiftd)en ihanenb. r@ieaeid)t miro er
bod g%efiinoen. Cd CLAUDE. id lperbe
10 LANCE leben. Bis Der Sdos gefiln-
Den lit. I'm i'm Sil bitten, ihlig i'd
oas ifonc 8artenbal,s aus, oas mir
Sir Mrfp anseboten batte, utb buf.
tete trei, an benz alteu graiien Ebilr.
me. Gort mill ih bleiben, biz Der
perborgene Sd,as sefunoen tit oocr
bis if iter6e!"
Die trele alte 1ienerin Der @ild)e-
tier erbob iif pom Stible uno bIieb
neber Dem jiingIten Sproiien Oes al,
ten Sallies Der @ilheiter, auf ibrenn
Stode gcitiist, iteben.
rWib &oiamiinbe," iaste iie nod
brudspoQ, lid babe Sic mo Gin
slrd,p Dor fommenbem llngliide &C.
marnt, mic mir in meinem Srnume
befoblen nurbe. Sd]peres ltnsemofl
brobt Sbrem ilinsen Saupte; Sbncn
mar bic @arnurg geianot. Sic ipcr.
Den ipoder i,nb mltbig uno Itori
icirt, benn bos liest IN Sbrem 8liite;
mic ld)tper audi Der Summer Sie
oriiden mose, Sic merocn niemols
bic Soffnung perIieren! Mber MI,
unpersaat. Mad Dem Sturm foIsi
Sonnenifein. @ieIeidt miro &c.
rabe in Der ariiis Sbres 9eififes
oas ~perIorene 8ermad,tnib entoefi
%tper6en."
Sic leste lire ritnseIise, fnoferue
Sai,b pie iegnenb. aiif bas iungG
Saiipt 3ciamunoe's. Sieie itanf
olif nno briidte Der alten, treiten Gic.
nerin 6ie Sonb. Cir Irhp Itonr
gleiffalls aif.
,gettine." iaete er, tire Sanb er.
greiienb, nit frmmerpon benegten
Geiifte, reine Stunbc bes Summers
lit fir mid i,nb meme ainoer sefom'
men. Sd babe meinem 8erwalter 81,
iebr getrnit, unb err bat mid 81
@riin6e eeriftet. Sd beabiihtiee,
beute Mbeno Goiamunbe sit bitten,
mir BEL meinen Sorifnnsen 81 bel.
fen. 8ir miiiien ebenio gebeint oils
aufmerfiam ilthen, oenn Saoo neiB
bon Dem begrabenen 8ermddtniB
nno bat mir gebrobt, mid aus benz
Sdloiie si perpeiien, tpenn ih es
Jude. @r beabiihtigt, es 81 beIisen.
Sbne bieie 9robnng ipiiroe ih ben
alien eroiien 9b,irm Der Grbe gleid)
MAIDEN. 8olIen Sic mir unb &cia.
mmoen ild)en belien? @ir wdren
pieGeiht i'm Stanbe, irsenb einen
Srt aisiinois 81 MAIDEN, mo mir oos
Gut tinoen fomlten.s 9.
sd min nit Shnen seben." idgtc
Die 5rn, bereituinig. rabcr Sielc
Dor Sbnen baben geiu6t, nab-per.
geblid) eeiudt."
,Och aeiucr indte 1e, Ser bes per-
borsenen Sd)ases 10 beoiirftig gcipe-
len mare, nie mir" iagte Der 9a-
ronet. rgr miro mid Dor Soo unb
@er5rpeiflung, Marf bon Irmutb
unS @oiamunoe Dor aIlem oieien uno
Dor einem @eifide rettem, Oas graii.
iamer lit, oils Der Goo. 8, oaB mir
i'm iinoen fonnten! 8ir ipolen in.
den, ipie ME Scenario Dor inns geiiiht
bat! @ir merben nod cine 8eile
marten. bis gqes i'm Sauie lid 5ltr
&ibe begeben bat, iino bdnn pollen
mir an Die arbeit geben. OBJ, .pit
boiinunsslos iinb mir ood!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-11-21

silriid aeitriGen uno Die @eibc Ser
ielben %fonitatirte icltinm nit Dem
iibriaen g~ebrdunten @eiid)te. Su Der
goltScn @riheiming bieieS Siinglillgo
lag Sprnebntbeit nl,o @ilrbc, uil>
briidte iid inncrcr Noel ans, Der
9lbcl ocs @cnliiibcs, beS Screens itio
Der Seele: Gr lob ans, lpie elmer,
Der 5lim 9crrid)ei gcborcl ut.
Sem @efGbrtc bot cincn %oliffdllcll-
Den 8egenios ST. inn. Sffellhar &C.
hortc er elmer uicorigcreu 8elcll'
id,oitsflaiic an; uber cs ipar Ell chr
lider s(iisbrnf in icinem oerben, blii'
benoen @ciifte, Der es Sltit Iinoe-
iten erfldrlif mad)te, marltnl Die Sci-
Den ailf iheinbar 10 pertroiltcm SllBe
tpdren.
Ger iuitse 8entleman NOR s6nAl
G~bonbos; icin 8enoilc mar Ieir
Milhbriloer nno Siener Martil
EGrob.
lGorffesung ioIgt.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-11-21

- &c cridcint eiacntbiiinliT, SAP
Die inteligcnteiteu Wcniden oft ods
ihtperfdltisite @ctpiiicu babcn.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1911-11-02
PRISONERS MAY LAY HIGHWAY.
Governor Would Shorten Sentence Of
Faithful Workers.

Jefferson Cityt-Prisoners occupy
ing jails along the rotue of the CEN
trail cross-state highway between st.
Louis and Kansas City may have oc-
casion to thank the road boomers in
the immediate future. Gov. Hadley
directed State Highway Engineer Cur
It's A. Hill to inform the county court
of every county through which this
highway passes that he will issue par
dons to those serving Jail sentences,
on a graduated basis, if they will
work upon the cross-state highway.
The governor said that with the
consent of the county court of every
county, each acting for itself, he will
allow such prisoners a per cent off
their sentences for every days labc.-
on the highway. The usual rule, t..
governor said, is to allow n day for
every three days of work, but he is
willing to do better if the county
courts will so recommend.
The governor also favors working
state prisoners on the roads, in gangs
of 300, the state to feed and guard
the prisoners.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1911-11-02
DIRECTS BATTLE
TURKISH COMMANDER KILLED
AFTER VIOLENT FIGHTING.
Ottomans Helpless as Italian Signals
to ArtiIIerymen From Post In Air
1880 Killed.

Rome, Italy-Fifteen hundred Turks
were killed or wounded in a desper-
ate battle with the Italians, according
to official advices received from Tri-
poll, Among the killed were the
Turkish commander, Nechiat Bey, and
nearly all of his officers. Dispatches
say only that the Italian losses were
heavy.
lowering over the field in his aero
plane, Capt. Piazza of the Italian
serial corps rendered assistance of the
highest value by signals directing the
artillery fire of his countrymen be-
low. The guns were served with the
the utmost precision and moved down
the Turks in heaps.
The Mohammedans fought with
most deseparte valor. They charged
again and again up to the very muz-
2les of the Italian guns and we're beat
en- off CT killed about the cannon at
the bayonet's point.
Nechia Bey evidently had made UP
his mind to conquer or sacrifice his
entire force. He led his men furious
ly and finally was found after the bat
tie, was owe lying under a heap Of
dead.
His officers behaved with equal
courage. OF his force, more than rwo-
thirds ere either killed or wounded.
The ba:tle lasted all day.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1911-11-02
MISSOURI NEWS
Ozark LAND coNeREss Dec. ls:
Springfield Expects 10000 Visitors
for ix-Day Meet.

Springield.-With plans practically
completed for the opening Of the sec
ond annual Ozark Land congress in
Springfield, December 1923 inclusive.
the program for the event will be an
nounced in a few days.
The speakers will include Gov. Had
ley, W. j. Spillman of the department
of agriculture OF Washington, d. c.;
c.. F. Adams, dean of agriculture of
Arkansas University, Fayetteville; w.
R. Dodson, dean of agriculture of the
University of Louisiana; ]. S. War
rem, manager of the Memphis (Tenn.)
Business Mems Club; d. R. Hardison,
secretary of the Grady (Tex.) Com
mercial Club; Frank Farris, Hartville,
Mo-; De Witt McMurray, agricultural
editor Dallas (Tex.) News; F. B.
Mumford, dean of agriculture of Mis-
souri, University; H. ]. Waters, presi-
dent of the Kansas Agricultural col
lego, Manhattan, kas., and Senator
i, M. McDavid, Springfield.
Arrangements are being made to
take are of 10000 persons, and free
railroad fare has been offered to 5000
merchants in this section. Excur-
sions will be u to Springfield by the
Frisco and Missouri Pacific railroads.
The arrangements are in charge Of
the Springfield BUSINESS Mems Club
and Fulton S.. White, agricultural
commissioner for-the Frisco lines.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1911-11-02
JURY PROBES POISON CASE
PROSECUTION EXPECTS INDicT-
MENT AGAINST 2lCHESoN.
Girl Who Told of Headache Powder
Is Not to Be CalIed-Attor-
neys- In Clash.

Boston, Mass.-A special grand jul
ry summoned to investigate the case
of Rev. c. V. T. Richeson, charged
with the murder of Miss Avis Lin
nell, met in the court house at Penn
berton square.
The testimony is being placed be-
fore the jury in detail and it is ex-
pected that two days will be occu-
pied with the Investigation. One OF
the states most important witnesses
will not testify in the grand jury in
quiry. This witness is a girl, who,
according to w. B. Watts, will swear
that Avis Linnell said to her a few
hours before she took the fatal dose
of poison:
81 have just left Mr.. Richeson and
he has given me a powder for a head-
ache"
Her testimony will not be neces-
sary before the grand jury" said Mr..
Watts. I'VE have plenty of witnesses
to enable us to have Mr.. Richeson in
dlcted without her. We do not wish
her to be interviewed by the defense
or newspaper men, and we will keep
her away from the court house."
Judge Murray, in municipal court,
ruled against the petition of Attorney
Phillip R. Dunbar that the defense
be present at a second autopsy.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1911-11-02
DEFEAT WATERWAY BILL
House Vote s. to GO Against Deneen.
johnson Compromise Measure
Ends Long Controversy.

Springfield, Jll.-The skids worked
perfectly in the Illinois legislature
when the Deneen-Johnson compro-
mise deep waterway bill was sent to
it's defeat by a vote of IS to so. The
result of the roll call, marking as it
did the end of one of the greatest
legislative struggles in the history of
the state, was received in silence by
the members of the assembly. Before
the vote was taken the consensus of
opinion seemed to presage the meas
ure's defeat and when the clerk an
nounced the result there was little
surprise, although many present
thought the bill would receive at
least seventy votes.