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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-09
NO CASCARET USER
EVER HAS HEADACHE
% ce,t Be- vii Seep Ns.r Liver.
S'e-aen ara Bowels ciesr. Pure
ara Fresh Ser scnfHs

SEA headache. e.lousuess dirr.
tess. coated tongue. foul taste aud
ioul breath-alsays trace them 70 Tor.
p.t liver DELAY 81 ;erruenting food 10
Tie hoNe.s or sour gassy stomach
Poisonous matter ciogEed 10 tie IN
'estines instead % being cast out -
ih~ system j. ~ absorbed into th-
blood When this poison reaches the
delicate brain tissue 10 causes conses
ton and hat cuu. throbbinE sicken.
ing heatache
salts cathArtic pulls oil aud pursa
tive waters force a passAgeNay Tor a
cAy or tNo-yrs but the, don't taAe
'he poisons out and have 10 effect
lpon the liver or stomach
Cascar,ts Immediately cleanse and
regulate the stomach. remov. the
sour. uncigsstcd and fsrmenting food
and foul gases take the excess bile
from The liver and carry oct o. the
system aI the d.composed waste
matter and po'sous 20 the intestin,s
and bowels
tascaret tonight all surely
strairht~n you out by morning They
work while YOU sie~p-a lu-,ent box
from YOUR druggist means inside
cleanliness aud clear head Cor
months ASS any % the millin.s %
Cascsrei users 10 they ever have
headache
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-09
MUCH ENTHUSIASM
Manifested az the Meeting % the
Hoiy Name Society Oeessioned
BY Coming Celebration

Yesterday evening the Cathedral
Holy Name Society met FOR their rca.
ular monthly meeting The meeting
~as ~ particular interest because ~
tho enthusiasm which vas shown lu
fle coming celebration Of the tenth
anniversary 81 the founding 81 the
iocal society. The croad VAS not 20
larEe a. usual. a number OF members
having gone 20 Pitffburg yesterday
morning 20 witness and take part In
ne biz denomination there. 100 which
there we're over 10000 men In line.
tn" meeting uas addrea fed bt Rev.
Father Galway Who spoke eioquentlv
about tho noble purpose o. the socIe
%. stating that the aim OF its mem
b"rf must ever b. 90 suppress and
protest against Indecent language fn
anf form end especially thar which
va. hiasDh'mOrs 90 fhe H0ls Ssmo
Of God
because OF The absence 81 presi
dent MrGuran. and having DO bu-.-
nesF ~ particular inpor-arrs fo con
slider. fhe Board ~ Projects he'd no
meeting after tho services
The parade in P.ttsbgre yesterday
Hae ~ peculiar interest locally Do.
cause % Tho similarity between 10
and The BIZ demon sfrafior which the
wheeling sOciefy Ia going 20 have on
november 18Th Tho music va fur
nished tv tho mon singing uhue Ia
rad.rr through fho afree's and tho
same plan has been decided upon by
The general committee Of this place
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-09
ALL WEEK SALE
- = L. Whites BaEssr. Where .
Twenty Per Cent Discount sale
ls 5eing N7de

I' VIII Dol Interesting fo az persons
Who or. making their winter bur
chases 90 teep ln mind the fact that
p. J. Whites Haziar ID makrg a
special concession to aI o. Die Gus.
toners during tho entire Veea. BOB
which Do .s giving a straight twenty
per cent of The regular pr.ce on
eFory thing .n tho store.
A. Mr White always makes good
PIE claim That Die goods are .aIuavs
q per cent less the special discount
10 % nov making really means an
extraordinary saving As The buying
public sroas everything in tho Bs.
zaar .s rev. and the discount De- not
being made to rack OF Dot OF old
goods. bot more Tor the purpose ~
infroducinE many persons 20 the lines
OF goods handled ln the new store
which is situated A. so I-1s Main
street
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-09
CIRCUIT COURT
September Term Draws Near 70 the
End-Attorney see Case Yet
20 Be Decided

Will" the september term OF cir
cunt oourt is practically ended. a few
cases remain % be- disposed OF by
Judges Hnryey and Nesbitt The
most important is tie $1,000 suit for
Tees brought by Attorneys Conin
Newman and Brown against Levi and
Hunter. the Moundsvili- capitalists.
This will be- taken up CO. TUESDAY
morning and viii prob be- com
pleted Wednesday
The sale e the properly OF Caro-.
line Juergens. an insane person. WAS
confirmed Saturday by judge Hervey
The property is located az the corner
81 Sixteenth and Jacob streets and
"as sold 10 William Quinn for So.
900 The sale of the property az
Joseph and Audrey Str,nger was ap.
proved by JudE. Nesbitt and their
guardian. Thomas Hayes. released
from further service
10 the condemnation proceedings
Of tho Panhandle Traction COMPANY
vs. Albert Schenk Of 90. the demurrer
~ the defendants vas sustained and
The plaintiff moved for permission 10
Gle an amended declaration. which
vas granted Arguments were con.
tinued until future date
The cas~ ~ Snifzer Brett W.
Thomas Abraham and 7 Bris was
appealed from The court OF Justice
Hobbs. Judgment for the plaintiff in
the sum OF Sln2 80 vas rendered bv
the Justice An appeal vas filed
from Justice MuegRe's court In tho
case ~ newton Shaver vs. V
Broughton Judgment was given iu
The Justice court for the plaintiff I'm
the sum Of s1S54
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-09
CRIMINAL COURT
Fred -. Converse Released. Although
Twice inoieted-Turf Exchange
Case Goes over.

The September term 81 crimlna
court VAS adjourned Saturday follow
ing the disposal ~ several cases 81
though he has been twice indicted
and once convicted. Fred "a Cong.-s.
was released ne rho result of a com
biuation of circumstance Ue uai
convicted some time ago % peu'
larceny after being charged With ON
bezzIemeut from the Palace Furniture
company. and sentence vas SUSPEND
I'd boz consideration o. his VIE and
children. Recently hc vas indi-'rd
Tor embe1ziement from the o. s.
PrintoErsph company. bat has since
paid back the money and fhc com
pany has refused 20 prosecute The
result ~ thc case brought forth some
rather causfic comment from Prose
cutor Hanfian.
Other cases considered we're az 'oI
lows
Peter Coss convicted on a charge
or throVinE a stone through a window
~ a Panhandle Traction company car
VAS sentenced to serve tuo years in
the pcnitentary
John Adams. convicted on a CHARGE
% feionious assault Dol connection With
cutting scrape in the lower part OF
me CITY some time ago. vas given an
indefinite sentence o. from one % five
years
GeorEe Gorris. a foreigner. was or
dered released from the county jail
be having been sentenced AZ the
March term to pag a fne OF SO ard
serve three months The Jail term
vas 20 IN June. bur he had been held
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-09
PITTSBURG SYNOD
of Lutheran Churches Opens To-day
az Martins Ferry-Nissionsry
Society Also Meets.

The western conference Of he
Pit'shurg synod Of Lutheran
churches and the convention Of The
Women's Home Missionary Society OF
the same district are In session at
Martins Ferry. beginning today The
conference viii convent Monday and
Tuesday. and tho missionary conven.
Ion "wednesday
pm" music for the occasion has
been arranged. and the choir. under
me direction Of Miss Elsie scheehIe.
HiI sing ~ each session Miss Her
ma NADER. one ~ the best c0nfraif0s
in This vicinity. viii ainR ono or tao
solos each day Dinner and supper
Niil De- served tho deiegates speak.
'rs and ministers by the Ladies So
'''iy NJ 81 Johns church The pub,
IN is invited i0 attend Tho services.
] 10 program Dol a. follows
Monday. October 2. TO . ~
opening ~ the conference by the
president Rev g. johannes. Of Mar.
hns Ferry. shich will b. followed b.
communion
Tuesday. October 70. sAN
b"fo'ional eVerclsee. Rev e., H.
nlIler. ~ Cleveland. % Report O.
ohcerf Other business
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-09
SUED FOR MEALS
Hotel People want John o. shens %
Pay for Food Furnished wife
WNife In IaN

Another incident 81 the famous
SChenk case vas recalled Saturday
when appeal papers we're filed in cir
cult court In the case % Stoops a.
NichOi " John o Schenk Tor meals
furnished Mrs Laura Schsnk when
she vas a prisoner in The county fail
awaiting trial on the charge %
poisoning John . Schenk. her hus
band Mrs Schenk was furnished
Wlth the best fhs Anfier Afforded
and the biil De- FOR Si4ef0
Tn the court ~ Justice Hobbs
Judgment Uas rendered for the fun
amount. no defense being made az
thaf time Tho LEGAL points % the
suit appear fo be somewhat similar
10 those involved in tho t45 600 suit
FOR attorney fees brought against VIZ
Schenk b. the lawyers Who defended
bic vlfe
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-09
The Family"

Some dozen or 30 years ago q play
Was produced with success entitled
The Greatest Thing 10 the World
The greatest thing" proved 10 be a
mother love. IN The Family" the
beautiful play by Robert a. Davis.
Which comes 10 the Court on the last
i.rce nights OF tho week. With mat.
inees Friday and Saturday. direct
from successful engagements a. the
Comedy ihestcr 10 New York. the
PO~er- theatcr IN Chicago and the
Globe theater in Boston. tho mother
is the heart of the household and Do is
her love and forg ye1css which keeps
the family Ties from breaking 4
mothers love IT. something that can
not De- treated lightly and never fails
90 touch the heart OF all classes %
theafsr Roers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-09
HEAVY POULTRY
CONSIGNMENTS
PACKETS HAULiso THOUSANDS
oF BIRDS NOW
insies,iens Are Iva, ei.er 81 prert.
MI rave Tendency 90 Decrease
tne Price.

Indications point 20 th- Ohio being
naviEaole until ATE In the Rlnter. and
this nevs Nil - hailed Ai,h fnuca
ioy By The h1us-Nife Tor Nth ne
PACKETS able 20 operate 10 all hav. a
tendency 20 decrease the h.rh cost
% living shipments from the farm
to the cities have during u. AS, few
weeks decreased The price u; farri
products and also the price of pouL
tf' Both chickens aud turkeys ar.
arriving IN this port and a. P,tisburg
20 large numbers. and The prices dur
* the past w~eA have decreased
indications are that the prices nil D.
lowest IA Year, around Thanksgiving
With a stage % - feet inch reg
istsred a. the local port "a. Ohio b.
stili rising. but ALL probably BE- sta.
tlonary today tn. OUTLOOK FOR a Goa
boat stage holding throughout the
Neeh u more than encouraging and
the coal combines are arranging 20
send their boats south igst a. fast a.
they return from the southern Natsrs
Yesterday VAS an ideal day on the
river and many local yacht oRuers
had their crafts out taking one %.
their last rides % The season The
boats vii soon b. lifted from water
and placed iu winter storage
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-09
Aids Nature

The fret SUCCESS ~ Dr. Terse's Celde, NJ, -.
eoVery ~ eu-tnf -eak s,ouachs. vested hod,.- -,
lpnfsf and ot-tnate nd lfneeuaf oouzhs i 49, -
&c recYtnifon = The tlndanacutai trh fhrf 49,
ieoieai Dsoov-ry' SUPPLE Mature nth bo-v.s,is.
iaf. ussue-rcpsirzs rlu.clc-rsaknz ratsr,rl. 4, -
densed and concentrated torra. Win fils ~, So.
tu5piies f.e nscc,czy strer<ih % te stasnao ., -.
Tod, build fhe boy rrd fncrhv thro-v - t,,s.
,b-nssfe coughs TIE Discover r--estaAIisrr -
ose,re ed nsfrsiive orfans 10 souDc he-i.i urse.
SOC enriehes tn bod, cd ncorisbes fh- -
h1orf ettahlssbes sound cOrous health
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-09
FR0H MAN SHOW
Thy Neienbors wife" Comes TO the
Court Last Har Of
the Werk

Frederick Tiden. who ha been for
e number oi years IN Charles Froh
man Empire Theatrr stock com.
pany. De- now employed by Daniel
Frohman Boa his own production 81
Tie new comedy entitled Thy sleigh
bors Wife Nr Tld~n De- "a SWede.
although De- has often been taken for
an EuFiishmau. lie has been 100 this
country many years and has no &C
cent Of any kind IN his speech 20 de-
not" DO" Is other than English born
tie Is said 10 be- we'll suited TO the roll.
for .hich he has been specially cast
In the present play Arthur Byron
heads the cast. which Is considcrei
=. markable 10 many ways Thy
Neighbor's Wife will be presented at
the Court Monday aud Tuesday. oct
and 10 Matinee Tuesday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-09

since that time because OF his failure
To- pay the fne
Judge Jordan announced that he
vas nor ready % rule on The demur.
rcr 10 the indictment In the Wheeling
Turf Exchange case and Dr. viii 70
over to The November term as 70.
suit
The case AGAINST I'd Reece. lndict.
ID Tor an alleged bicycle theft. also
vas continued 90 the next term
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-09
INJURY ACCIDENTAL
Young Rsyisnd LADY Make. State
merit % That Eneet-ssys
Some Newspapers In
siruated

Miss Cora Bake. o. near Rayiand
Vho vas accidentally shot a. her oun
hands about q week ago. has made a
statement 90 The effect that the La
jury vas sustained accidentally Do
seems hat the neuspap~ra stated
mat The shooting vas accidental. but
in the eyes % some people 90 seemed
That 10 rniEht have ben purposefv
done Miss Rake. Who vas seriously
injured. is getting alonE nicely. The
explanation is cheerfully made
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-09

w IoEr desler off-r5 hIss >ao1.
~ S-oosby better ron TE...ere
DIT %" src fsf1kinf % cEre1o
"ers's 6oehSs 'tasf Sory os.
to-1r1oa
- cage
f1uon p
- ,~eHnro1'a 81 sanps Address V Pi.r,-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-09
IMPORTANT

Announcement Wade by e.. Natural
Gas Company % vest
Virginia
Attention ls called 20 the advert 90
mfnf of me Natural Gas Company Of
West virginia. There can be no cues.
ton hat me permanent extension OF
me discount per.od and the estab.
ishmenf % slbcoilecfI0n station. f9-
people living a long distance from inc
main ONCE. are changes which will
De- greatly appreciated b. tie coussr1
ers % natural gas. fn one notice a.
tenton Is called particularly 20 The
period AZ which fhe discount ends and
al unpaid bills become delinquent
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-09

Lsuehter has been scientifically Do.
hned a. conclusive action OF he
Diaphragm
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-09
DIRECTORS Meet
September Report Of Assoeia,eo
Charities 20 be Presented-An-
nual Meeting Soon.

The september report oil Secretary
James Dunn will be- submitted a. the
regular meeting az the directors uf
The Associated Charities 10 De- held
this afternoon. Arrangement for the
annual meeting meeting % the asso.
citation will be- discussed A. this
meeting the annual report Will hc
considered aud board at directors
elected The date of the meeting de-
FOR tic coming co. r.u~atu i,.,..e. a
noted social worker
The september report De- a. 70.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-09
Yesterdar. paesri.-

lorena. GAINESVILLE. a %
SOnoma. Pittsburs. a. NJ
hanaN Ia. Pittsburg Na m
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-09

Liberty. Darlington. 800 10
Sonoma. farkersburg. q b On
stage Il feet inch and rising
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-09

Mt UNAL Gas CONpANV-
ifN Chapline 81 Roth phones. go
ocshl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-09
NATURE AFFORDS PROJECTIONS
AGAINST COLDS AND PNEUMONIA

Cold. damp rooms are made cory
and comfortable 40 once SImpIy
strike a match and turn the kev We
do the rest Make application nov
for NATURAL Gas service. Our or
dinance prohibits he opening OF
streets during the winter months ~
you are contempialns the use os
NATURAL GAS. drop us a card or
telephone. our representauve viii
call
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-09

Jabots. Handkerchief Towels
Pillow Cases, Aprons. SidebOard
Covers, Irish Crochet Bags,
Stamped Shirtwaists.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-09-06
OPEN DOOR FOR VISITING
POSTMASTERS IN GUTHRIE
During Three Days Session of State Associa-
tions Car and Auto Rides and Shows
are All Free.

Fiee qualifications Tor al p0stmas-
ters i De discussed together Hl.h
tse parcels -fos r = Variameat f
president of Be ieaEue delferst DIS
animal message This uorailz fo-
iosed b. 2 i-lHofl from Secretary
YeCiain
Entsrtsipl1s t9e Vis.t5rs.
Ente-- -aiEUen- pllCs far the ua
meetings 0f Fes-masters zrc extern
sre.
Badges are f1n shed al visitors
and these haiEsE eulle rfem to
ri1e without c1st CD fhe street ears
a-t- to enter lw-11ut fee auy oil the
fhesfs-s running Manager Russell
of -he E.e las offered ~ put or 3
special matinee .I desired. Basees
wl ~ furnished eFerF Hoseuasfer
whether member 81 Gle lssocta.
oHs o. nos
A buffel ieaeheen aHd smaEeF
VIII De- rendered rhe visitors at the
Capital City CAFE Thursday night
following a joint session of the as
soeiaiiels 60 IS expected thaf the
io.nl ssss 30 81 tse assueiatlsns aiH
result in a uemaneat uniol q ne
teo erEaalza-ipas
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-09-06

Postmasters OF every description
VIII be busy here tomouoE The
minor offices are Ven represented
az lie annual meetlag Of the state
league tu,iag snd lhe Dig offices Wiit
be represented tomorrow. when me
tao DAYS session uf she first and
second class pustnias-ers wi. be
started
Mayor O. 2 N ssiey made the adj
dress ol welcome 20 The pastmas-srs
of the thiri and fourth class . -heir
state leaEue meeting Waich opened
az The lone hotel at g O'Clock this
mo7llnE- a response to rhts address
uas eive1 hy II. y. A. Alexander, of
Capital HEl The greater part Of rhe
atteallon Of the Wis tors vas taken
RI Wifh lle lppoilriaz % commit
tees ana uirl the sarr0iuci1E af tie
aaH hers present F1rtV elaers
are alreliy on hand and ir is -hou-hr
thar here Vin - mcre in lr- -
anoe M s Afternoon The uors lor
thls afternoon Hlll be largely Of a
business n1ture foiiosed hv lectures
ana discussions dn matters ul vital
interest Tie matter 81 civil ser
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-09-06
ATTORNEYS SHAPE STORIES
FOR APPEALS TOMORROW
BIhfdTd Gill, Feared BY Slate,
Kept 0ff Stand Evidence
In Last Night
fBy Azas. lated Preas.l }

Chesterfield Court House. va.
SEPT g-.I expect d lie home sum
day / feel Ghat mg story Las ia.-
pressed the jury and believe they
uill give m4 4 square deal
This Was the confident remark of
Henry Clay Beattle. Jr., his j
here today Uneasiness on nervous
ness was NOT visible til bis counter
anee Tne courthouse ana its pas
ioFai vicinity Was Clothed III quiet
TODAY ~Hiie eoaasal f8r both des
knitted together l4H re1ayancy os'
various TESTIMONY u tiEe eleven dags
into arguments apan mhrh Beaftie
life Wils depend The defense eY-
pects to make the strongest plea on
the dangers oil accepting clrcumsian-
rial evidence
The nearing ended Unexpectedly
4ueTtag at b m.
Judge Watson stretched arms
YEARLY, yawmed aua5hly and wIth
ieh af relief announced that the
court vas adjourned until Thursday
morning, when arguments are E0 BE-
made
When court adjourned Baulah Bin
ford. II PEARS ola. said by th prose
cation 10 have been the motive far
the alleged murder bF Beattle of b
young wife saiil was in jail without
having testified Scarcely an hour
lad passed III the eleven days of tas-
fimonF when her naue vas n0t on
The Aps Of the W theses 0r eoHn-
Sci
Admittedly fearing baE she would
seFrpHlousiy avoid lajuaiug the case
OF her former companion at anv cost
though statements and interviews "a
lore mad fortified the prosecution /
th what f. regarded ats alt necas- +
sarv Information The comm onweaith F
dsd not pat her on the stand
We AaFe proved that she was she
motive for .he crime. said Pr0seea- i
Tor Wendebarz today without hear f
Tag her testimony s our witness.
and the admissions Of the BE suuer +
himself have tcs1 the jury enough E
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-09-06
MERCHANTS WiRRIHG On
HIGH TAXES; MANY HERE
County Retailers Meet to Con
slider Alleged Inequalities
i'm Valuations

Representatives al the County Re
tailess meeting tns afternoon in the
chamber of commerce rooms here
fFom MHlhail. C1gle ard Crescent.
and 1bls city The meeting was
scheduled ior 33 nuf WAS p9ataag-
ed antis 23a oE.ng io 38e late ar.
rival of he business meB More
than forty Dc the merchants were
present ta voice their protests
agaIus& the taxation as made ap ID
the eogHty
The retailers are planning 70 make
fuii showing hefoTe ene county com
misss0ners ana ultimately % 20 so
tne state board. They say there is
an equality in asses ameuts as be-
tween real estate and merchandise
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-09-06
REPAIRING BRIDGES
cimaron Highways Soon TO &c 0ren
Eor Travel Again

Contractor kellogg nas completed
repairs on the Slxta street arid&
over the Cinlarron river and has mof
ed BIS force 10 the middle bridge, tg0
mites Tip stream. There Is st.H an
other enc t9 repair THESE bridges
and others were damaged hN tie als
water 5m J&lg and tile county eomnis
sioners have baen 0gsE getting t4e
roads weopeHed
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-09-06
CIGAR FRcToRY STARTED
Rslph 0svis comes ir F-snf Crescent
Witn Going Concern

A leH enterprise -s added c
1858 Or factories sikh tle n5Fi-e hs
rs R1iuh Davis fr1m Crsenr Davis
las been llGarrz d cer tarE III
faa W W some time and
o. completed lrlleUen- tcr re
move here He 11s rel'e5 the na-e
meni ot tsa i.rE cFeru "a -le
old Caia BsEbr 1 Second street
ind osiahFul zraule
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-09-06

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Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1911-03-30
The Mexican Trouble.

The trouble down in Mexico still con-
tinues. President Diaz seems unable to
control the situation because of wide
spread dissatisfaction disseminated by
men who desire to become the leaders
in the government The constitution and
the laws are much the same as ours but
the people are very different. Not
more than five per cent of the people
are sufficiently educated to use the
right of suffrage with intelligence. and
S5 per cent of them are absolutely illite-
rate. Comparatively little progress has
been made by the natives. Most of the
enterprises are in the handsof foreigners
Forty Thousand Americans are living
there and have invested thousand
million dollars. These people and their
investments need protection. And for
this purpose President Taft has sent d
part of our army to the border to be
ready for whatever needs to be done.
He will insist that the war down there
shall be stopped and matters settled
peaceably. If that is not done our
troops will go over and compel submis-
sion to rightful rule, until the establish
ed government can control the disturb
ing elements and protect thelaw abiding
citizens.