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Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1912-07-03

The most expensive printing press
employed in the prairie country is
the mammoth machine used in print
ing The Iowa Homestead. 1t really
is one of the greatest inventions of
the age. It's mechanism EnclUdes
more than ten thousand pieces. With
all of its massiveness it runs as true
as a watch, and does the most Won
derful things. 1t prints, foldsgald
binds The Homestead, which some
times contains 8 5pages, with a speed
and perfection that is little short of
magic. In single week it often
prints seventy-fiye tons of papers.
The entire mechanical equipment of
The Homestead is on the same mag
nificente plan The .Hopestead rand
this paper are dubbed Together at
S1.75 per year for both papers. Far
Iners who. can devote gseme slime TO
soliciting subscriptions should iearn
the liberal terms offered by The
Homestead. Address James NJ. Pierce
Publisher, Des Moines, Iowa.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1912-07-03

A. NJ. Mason, farming near Canaan.
Me-, was badly crippled with sciatic
rheumatism, due he says, TO uric acid
in the blood Foley Kidney Pills
entirely cured ne and also removed
numerous black specl1s that were
continually before my eyes. Foley
Kidney Pills are a uric acid solvent
and aresaeffeGtiye for the various
forms of rheumatism. Sold by Eng
bertson's Pharmacy. July
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1912-07-03

n. J. Gorham, Cashier Bank of
Woodyille, Woodville, Ga. had very
severe attack of kidney trouble and
the pains in his kidneys and back
we're terrible. Il got bottle of Fo-
ley Kidney Pills from our druggist
and they entirely relieved me, have
more benefit from them than any 9TH
er medicine" Sold by Engbertson's
Pharmacy. July
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1912-07-03
CONGREGATIONAL Dinner.

The ladies of the congregational
church will serve dinner in the Free
man building on Water street, July
ath. Come and get good dinner
for S6c. AKA "a
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1912-07-03

Summer colds are hard to get rid
OF, and frequently lead to asthma,
bronchitis, and hay fever. Do not
let your cold get a hold on you, but
use Foley's Honey and Tar Com
pound for quick relief w. H. Allen,
Chelsea, Wis, says: 1--WE prefer Fo-
ley's Honey and Tar Compound to
other cough medicines because it
quickly cures coughs and colds. 1t
will ward off a cold if taken in time.
Contains no opiates. Sold by Eng
bertson's Pharmacy. July.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-02-01

czefc zycia spsdzita " Kr6lest 4g'lI,
gdzie maj Jet mia1 majatek .' STEM"
SKI, cd lat kilku "a stale zam les
ka{a W Whine. 0s;eroci}a dw6ch1
5s1a:::. s..t: :: s@=
Esyn6w: Hen ryka, artyste malaria "a
|istefana obywatela z%lemsklego oraz
c6rke, doktorowa Emllie Wes{aw~
Eska.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-02-01
Ohydne %grunt0wania

" ziemi So czasem styszane pred
okropnem trzes,eniem ziemi, kt6re
ostrzega pred nadchodzacem ME-
bezpleczenstwem. Przestrogi a
fury So dobre. Okropne b6le i
dolegliwosci W krzyzach ostrzega
was, il nerki potrzebuja baozniej-
szaj uwag1, jezeli chcecie uniknac
tax niebezpiecznej choroby 1ak,
|.wodna~ .plucelhllliinla, obfity odch6d
Euryny z materya cukrowa, albo
choroby Brighta. We&cie a
[tychmiast Electric Bitters a boil W
krzyzacb zniknie a povr6ci dobre
~uczucie. Moi syn otrzyma} wiel-
kie korzy6ci cd uAywania go ma
chorobe merck i pecherza" p'sze
Piotr Boudy, South lockwood,
Mich. ,,Jest to rzeczywi6cle dobre
lekarstwo ma nerk,." Spr6buicie.
SOC W apiece M. J. Kowalevskiego
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-02-01
Korzystna praca Ola 800
ludZi

W lasach i tartakach naszych W po-
blizu osady polskiej W Hawkins
kraiuie W Wisconsin gdzie Polacy
l~icznie ma roll sic osiedlaj2. Wy!
smienite miejsce do rozpoczecia
gospodarstwa rolnego. Ziemia
tamtejsza z urodzajno6ci s}ynie, bez
bagien i fatwo do uprawy przygo~
towaG sig dale, ley blizko Mast
z dobrymi targami ponad koleja
zeIazna. Cena roll bardzo niska.
Tylko male zadatki zadamy reszte
sp}acaG mozecie d}ugie lata. Po~
trzebujacym zapomogi zawsze, do
starczy6 mozemy korzystnego a
robku W pcblizu ich domu. Je6|i
szukacie piracy my Was zadowolnit
mozemy! Pc blizsze szczegdly, ma"
ply it'd. piszcie pc polsku do w}as-
~cicieli:
G. X. 4 &. C. Ellings0n
Room 4OS Rector Bldg.
CHICAGO, ILL.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-02-01

,Gdanska i pewna niedobrej .slawy
dzlewczyna. Wszelkle srodki kt6-:
rych uzyto ably lch przYwr6ol6 DO
zvcia, okazs}y sic bozskuteozne.
WABRZEzNO. w domu mi.
strza rzeznickiego Gustawa Gotta
przyullcy dworcowej wybuch 27go
grudnia ogien, kt6ry g6rna Geese
zniszczYf. -.
~SIERAKOWICE. 27go grudnla
zmar}a. tn. nagle iona emerytowa-
nego nauczyciela Rudolfa Ruchnie
wicza Panllna z domu Grucha}a"
w esiersk W SO roku zycla.
- W kosciele tute jszym posta~
wiono tego roku pc a Plerwszy
prey c4tarzu sw. Rarbary z}6bek
gw,azdkowY" Choir ko6clelnY urza
dzil W sail p. Warczyhskiego
rrzedst& wienie,, Narodzen7a Jezu'
sowego", to " wiecz6r wiglli~
inv ola m}odziezy a W Boze Na-on
dzenie ola doroslYcn. Ks. prob
Kosi6ski obja6aia} dz1eciom kszdy
akt, poozem one obdsrzone zosta{y
p;ernlkami.
Hell. Dn;a 81 z. NJ zfowllo
kilku rybak6w Is }%ososi, kt6re wa
zy}y try centnary.
TCZEW.. W Nowy Rok prze"
wf6ci} s'e ma ulicy w6z pccztowy.
Woznica odni6s} znoczne rany TAX
lie odniesG ; 20 musiano do donu
%chorych'
SOBO WIDZ. Robotnica Gruhn
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-02-01
KALIFORNI
Kraj ,,zycia ma powietrzu''
i ~niezr6wnanych powab6W.

AA1OJ O1JSA
i niezr6wnanych %powab6w.
zZadziwiajaeo obfity W kwiaty j
owoce, pos;adajacy wszystkie na-
turbine po~aby kt6re czYn'a zycle
wartem zycia. Wszystkie przyjem"
nostki domowe i zbytki podr6zy
wybuja}e " czterech najwy1szych
klasach przez codzienne pociagl
kolei Chicago i North Western.
The San Francisco Overland L.
mited, The China j Japan poetic
Wv, The Los Angeles Limited /
The Centennial State Special. Do"
k}adne o%bja6nlenie "a z%gioszen'em,.
SIC do ageut6~ biletowych, kole'
North Western.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-02-01

5od'io mu sis iuwolni6 w,esdw,
poozem ~54a ms kfaty|=s = okn =, swej
ee y li i ! strscoaym :
prsedolerad3a spudci}. sig ma dach
Esas'edaiego budynku = stantad WYE
sdosts1 sieanaa vo1no6d. Prokdrato-
rya ~yala}a list gohcsy "a zbiegem.
KAro 3 Ppomisd'y, l.. lo ::
mig Jerzego a przystankiem : kolei
1wangrodzkiej zapad}a sic siemia
ma przestrzeni zoo metr6w kwadra~
towych : powodu podebrania jej
przez kepalnis tamtejssa. w ot~
chlan, zginat g6rnik Kazmierz Ma"
ger pozostawiajac zone i s~ze6cioro
dzleoi. Kolej waskotorow*, przejez
dzajaoa tedY ma szcze6cle zdolano
zatrzymad tuz pred Aawal'sklem'
WR0CkAW..27 m. up}yne}o 80
lat, jak ks. kardyna} Kopp zosla}
konsekrowany i. intronl2owavany
biskupen " Fuld zie. w przysz'ym
roku przypadaj4 ola niego al
oztery szczeg6lne roczn,ce Is rok
urodzenia, SO rocznica kaplahstwa
as rocznlca wstapienia ma stol'ce
" Wroc}awiu i25 roc zn,ca vejscia
do purskiej izby pan6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-02-01
z POZNANSKIEGO.

KCYNIA" Nowo wybudowany
m}yn par,wy W Wasoszu spfona}
doszczetnie. Przypuszozaja, Re
Iogien pod}ozyfy rece zbrodni.
cze.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-02-01
~ GALICYI

LW0w. G}osnaby.a pred rokiem
przesz{o sprawl aresz'owanla Was
ciciela d6br Onollhsklego / posre"
dnik6w w~sprzedazy majatk6w ks;e~
dza Fo}oszy,1owicza Abraha ma
Goldberga. Aresztowani oni zostali
pod zarzutem pope}nienia oszuksh~
czych manipnFaoyi ma szkode Tony
Ossolin6skiego, DO kt6rej w}asciw'
nalesak oa4yy :maia:ek. Zaraz ma po-
czatku sle q, e.. wypuszozono ma
vo'uos 45=e osse ~ jake aupef
ME ~ .4' ' + s f I.'s' + a's ;: "a
.taooye q. 1PoaeszTnovicsa i Col.
dberga;zS le lila1s,s v tel sprawie
prowadzone: ME wykazato why a. >:
resztowanyob, wobec czego bedzie
ono niebawems zupe}nie' wstrzyma'
ne.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-02-01

PRABUTY. W zesz}ym tygo~
- TE.#=:: ~: ~: :.a: tsSs%1s
dniu p'o,w1iesii sly 2o}nierz Pantheon
20 zgryzoty, ze nle otrzyma} urlo~
pu ma gxlaaadhkes:: !. !. .:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-02-01
WIEsCI z OJCZYZNY
z PRUS POLSRICH.

z PRUS POLSRICH.
ORUNIA.Koh uderzy1 kopy tenn
W twarz, zone m1strza rzezuickiego
Schwartza tax nieszcze6liwie il j.
musiano W stanie beznadziejnym
odwiesG do klinik, W Gdansku.
WABRZEZNO' w platek W no
cy spali} sig doszczetnie sk1ad ku''
pea Mama prey rynku. Straz po7
zarna zapobleg}a dalszemu rozsze"-
rzanlu sig ognia. Szkoda W ynos'
cko4o 5000 marek. s.
TCLEW. Powsta}a tuta; sp6}ka
celem p~arcleacVl zlem: ma. drobne
posiad{o6c,, taxa sama jake s}awny
pastor, Ro senberg W kilku mia
staca Ksiestwa Poznatskiego do
zycia pc 9ofai. Jej celem ma bye
os ;edlanie niemleckich robotnik5w
i rzemieSlnik6w, ably przez to wy
przeG PolaA6w.
GOLUB. Urzadz,6 msja tutaj
mieiska kase oszczedaosci' Poz~
wo!enie potrzebae JUL nade''
sz}o.
lava. Otruli sig W ulicy
rzein1ckiej zo}n,erz. z SO pu}ku
1ufanteryl Autoni Nickel rodem z
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-02-01
z POD MOSKALA.

Warnza:va za~przestanie wyda.
wn1ctva. Cd p~ierwszego stycznia
r.b. przesta}y wychodxid diva pir
sma, zawodowe organ Towarzy-
silva przemys}owcdw CUB. Krdlest"
va Polsk,ego Gazeta Przemys}owo
Hanalo~a i organ kclejaray kacz~
nix" Gaxeta .P1zemyt{owo Handle
wa xosta4a: zamknieta Z powodu-
,, bardzc znacznych koszt6w wyda-
waictwa r~elakcya kacznika wesz}a
W porozumie:z Narodem i zalecanle
swym .,vytelnikom -prenumercwa
ME tego p.sma.
.WILNL.Z. 4a8obnej karty. w
Wit(nie zmarla W ;4roku zycia g..
p: Luiwik;aa : Przcmyckich sary>
USE Bielska, powszechnie szanoN'a-
na j znapa ~ see] dobroczyn"osci.
U'odzona ma Wo]yn:u y, ~wiekssa
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-02-01

f ~ES
ala ,niezyxa 9 : zismie. Paralis
Itse,oa pole4yl-kres jej. tyoiu.
PRABUTY. W z'eesz}ym tygo-
Idniu poowviesil sly ao}nierz Panther
ze zgryzoty, ze ME otrzyms} urlo~
pu- n! ma sgv'aaRd Y !. n j:
i - i ]. ! !. : = ! :
|. z ~POZNANSKIEGO.
KCYNIA" Nowo wybudowany
m}yn par,wy W Wasoszu spfon4}
doszczetnie. Przypuszozaja, Re
ogien ~pod}ozyfy rece zbrodni.
cze.
WOLSZTYN. Posiedziclela wy
~czyhskiego 2 okolioy z~ualeziono ma
olicy skostnia}ego.
STESZEWO. Prey 6cinanju
drew zablty zosta{ W leslie rcbo-
tnik Stefaniak z Lasku.
GNlELEO. R6wnocze6nie z ks
biskupem Llkowskim obchodzil
50-letni jublleusz kap}ahstwa ks.
prob. Aptoni Cyblchowsk. W o.
rekwicy, brat &. p, ks. biskupa
sufragana Cybichowskiego. KS
dzlekan Szymahski z Dziewierzewa
wreczy} %jubilatow, laske jake pod
pore staro6cii wiehcen uwienczYt
jego skronie. Jub,lat jul ~ la,
jest duczpasterzem W Cerskwioy.
/ POZNAN. Co do obchodu So
letn,ego jub'leuszu kap}ahstwa maj"
prev. ks. biskupa Likowsxiego
to dodajemy jeszoze ten szezeg6},
re 3ucbowlenstwo obu archIdyeces
zyi z4ozy}o jake, dar jub'leussowy
wynosz2cY jedea6cie tYsiecy ma
rex kt6rY wreczy} ks. pra}at Lau-
dltz z Inowroc}awia. Jubilat Oswald
czy1., zes dEar. Il 2 pprzzae e (. osa y q
w,cie; ma hospioyum{(lggospods pol
ska " RzYmie, ably stqd yb}9 sty
pendyum ola u}odyoh kap}audw,
6pieszacych do Rzymu {aa stu
dya. 49,.
KoSClAN. szeregowieo Wal.
Kaczor jadacy do Go}eblc W pow
leszczynskim, wslad} do nie~assci-
wego pocieggu' Gdy spos'rseg'
omy}ke wyskocsy} p"ciagu
wpad}. ma s}up. .Zranl} sic clezko l
bodai wyzdrowleje' U~mieszczoao
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-02-01

plekla " sobote chleb. Maggie upa-
- 2sa: nj: aqua? s;;s=
ld4a- ,nlezyywa ma zismle. Paralit
! Sc, ca, poIozy4-=krea : zyciu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-02-01

WARSZAWA, Ma g,c}dzie war.
szawskiej wywo}a}o wlelka sensaoye
bankructwo znanego " swiec,e fl"
nansowym dYskontera, n,eJakiego
J.. Huberbranda. Finauslsta ter
chloe prawie analfat eta, potraf;} je,
dnak wyrobic sobie kredyt " naj~
.solldn .ej>zych ins:ytucyach f,nan'.
sowych, rob'{ ohro,y milionewe.
Liczba zaprotestowanych wcksl' je"
90 dochodzi do 200, 900 rb. suma
zas og6lna zobowiazah przenosi mi
lion. Ucierpia}y g}dwnie banki:
petersburski miedzynarcdowy, war
szawskl }6dzkl handlowe' Bank
przemys}owy, kasa przemys}owc6w
it'd. Huber brand k~orz7sta} z kredy'
tn W tych instytucyach nawet W
chwilach, gdy ma zupe}ne jasne i
interesy p'eniadz by} trudny.
,,Kuryer Zag}sbia" donosl, ze
o. Rejnan, bawiacy OIL kilku mice
sleoy "a granica, leczy sig obeonle
W zak}adzie nerwowo chorych pod
Wiednjem, - Choroba powsta}a z
powodu przygnebienla wypa~kami
Jasnog6rsklemi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-02-01

STESZEWO. Prey 6clnanju
drew zablty zosta} W leslie rcbo-
tnik Stefaniak z Lasku.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-08-14

with renewed vigor, quickly put a damper on it.
 You may talk all you want" he said, ''but the chair has no intention now or later of changing it's ruling.p
 shortly before the vote was taken, Minority Leader Mann appealed to his followers to stand by a republican party and protective tariff principle. He urged upon them the necessity to remain with the minority fin order to safeguard a great American in dustry," which he said. would be de stroyed under the terms of the demo cratic bill.
 MT. Underwood. who followed Mir. Mann and closed the debate, exhorted wavering republicans to join with the democrats in passing the bill over the veto of the president, who be lieyed he could dam back the de mands of the American people with veto messages"
The Sentinel=record., 1912-08-14
PROBE ARMY SCANDAL.

Washington, Aug. 13.-Secretary Stimson and Judge Advocate General Crowder of the army have been sum moned to appear before the house committee on expenditures in the war department tomorrow to explain why the missing papers in the case of Major Beecher B. Ray have not been produced before the committee. - These papers cover the military service of Major Ray, a paymaster Of the army whom democrats charged with having worked for President Taft in the campaign of 1908. Papers covering his record were in the cus- today of Brig. Gen. Clarence Edwards and were forwarded to the command : ing general of the Philippines.
 Representative Bulkley of Ohio. a member of the committee, who asked that the subpoenaes be issued, wants to know why the papers have not been returned.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-08-14
 SHOOTING ACROSS LINE.

Fl Paso, Tex, Aus. l3.-Reports of continued shooting across the border at Columbus, N. NJ. where detach- ment of the Third cavalry is sta toned, have been received by Colonel E. z. Steever
 Columbus is opposite Palomas, Mexico. held by a rebel garrison, and was the scene yesterday of skirmish between United States soldiers and rebel ammunition smugglers, in which an American soldier was seri- Iously wounded Colonel Steever said tonight that in the shooting from tho Mexican side early today no one was injured and that there was no proof of malicious intent.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-08-14
HELD UP OFFICERS
 LYNCHED A NEGRO
GEORGIA MOB IS DISSATISFIED D WITH vERlcT RENDERED IN
 A MURDER CASE.

Columbus. Ga, Aug. 1S.--Holding Up officials in the court house, a mob of abuut forty men here this after noon took c. C. Cotton, alias T. z. McElhenny, 16-year-old negro on trial and lynched him just beyond the city limits.
 The negro was accused of killing young Cedron Land. a white boy, near Columbus, two months ago.
 Land was found in field, his face riddlec with bird shot. He had trou ble with the negro. whose arrest soon followed. and it is said Cotton par tially confessed.
 He was tried today, the verdict be- ing guilty of unlawful manslaugh- ter" il the commission of an unlaw- fri act. Judge S. P. Gilbert pro l. nounced sentence of three years in tDe penltenuary.
 The court house was filled with spectators during the trial. As soon las court adjourned many of the off oials left. When deputies started out with the prisoner on the way to the jail. they were surrounded and dis : armed in the court house and held there while a score or more of men took the prisoner out to a street car. Reaching the negro quarter of the town, the passengers were ordered off the car. which proceeded a few hundred yards. Then the negro was taken off and his body riddled with bullets. The body was left there.
 The members of the mob were not masked and il, is said many of them were recognized. An inquest was held tonight and an investigation of the lynching will be held Wednesday
The Sentinel=record., 1912-08-14
TEXAS SOCIALISTS
Name Full State and Congressional
 Ticket at Convention.

Waco, Tex. Aug. 13.-The nomina- ton of Dr. Reddin Andrews of Tyler for governor and the confirmation of the nominations of other state off cers and congressional nominees marked the state convention of the Texas socialist party here today. The state platform, which was adopted by a referendum vote on June 19, was also confirmed Some of the blanks included recommendations as to tho land laws, fayorng more equitable division; prohibiting the employment of children under i6 years of age; en- dorsement of state fire, storm, drouth and sick insurance and endorsement of the initiative, referendum and re- call. The platform also contains a clause advocating the overthrow Of the capitalistic system and the in- stallation of the socialist republic ir its stead.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-08-14

Barter the notary public who toll how Becker took him to Rose, while the latter was in hiding, to witness an Rose Harris, "Dago Frank. . Cirofici's girl and Deputy Police Commissioner Dougherty.
 Dougherty, MT Whitman said to- night, has promised all the assistance iii his power in connection with the graft inquiry, and MT. Whitman expects material aid from him. More witnesses are to be be- fore the grand jury tomorrow, and it is not unlikely that the murder in dictments will be reached until Thursday.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-08-14
RIVAL RI AL CONVENTIONS
 HELD BY REPUBLICANS
TEXAS PARTY RE ENAcTs GIL cAGo CONVENTION BY MEET
 ING IN SEPARATE HALLS.

Dallas, Tex. Aug. 13.-Assembled in separate auditoriums, the Roose- velt and Taft wings of Texas re9ub- licans both held state conventions in Dallas today. Neither finished with the business on hand, and adjourn ment was taken about o'clock until tomorrow morning, when platforms will be adopted and the tickets ar ranged
 The Roosevelt faction voted to change the name of their party in Texas to the progressive party, if the secretary of state will allow the name of the new party to go on the ballot. Otherwise, the name of re- publican party will be retained.
 Planks of the platform thus far adopted endorse in it's entirety the platform of the progressive party, endorse the candidates of Roosevelt land Johnson; condemn Taft as being weak and vacillating in his policy with regard to the Mexican situation and declaring that the killing of nine Mexicans on American soil sufficient cause for requiring reparation.
 On state issues the platform de- clares for higher education and larger Appropriation for this purpose; for reform without delay of court proce- |dure, approving the Roosevelt doc Urine as to the political status of the regro as announced at the Chicago Iconvention; for state industrial commission similar to the railroad commission with full power to give publicity to all acts of corporations not subject to federal regulation
 Cecil A. Lyon was endorsed and recommended for reelection as state chairman Only five negroes were in the convention and the white man $ preference was clear
 The Taft wing got no further than the seating of delegates in permanent Organization and the appointment oi two committees, one on resolutions and platform and the other on nomi- nation and ticket. Also one-fourth Of the attendance was negroes and these took large part in the proceed lings.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-08-14
PREssMgN FAIL TO SHOW.

Cleveland. O.. Aug. 13.-The strike of Chicago pressmen and it's bearing upon allied labor continued to show in the deliberations of the convention of the International Typographical Union today. Delegate Geo Nook of Chicago, not content with the failure he met yesterday in striving to have the floor privilege accorded President F.. P. Strauhe of the Chicago Stereotypers' Union. again brought up the matter but to mo avail
The Sentinel=record., 1912-08-14
SCHEPPS BEING HELD
 FOR COUNTY OFFICERS
Has Been Returned by Police to Custody of Post
 master Johnson Who Made Arrest
Three Different Agencies Now Seeking to Secure
 Possession of Much Wanted Man

friends urging him to come in and make plea and save himself and with others of his friends terrorized with the thought that he VIII tell what he knows, and impllcate them. there is little wonder that Schep9s waits with impatience for something to happen.
 He is impatient. Yesterday before the transfer took place Schepps was told that transfer was about to be made, and that thereafter he would have no privileges, but would be in close confinement until Whitman's meI arrived, and that he would not be allowed to leave the room, nor anyone allowed to come into the room "Well, if that is necessary to save me for Whitman, and to protect me from the hands of others, you may be certain I will agree and will make no
 trouble" answered Schepps. But schepps Is not accustomed to
 being confined. He likes to get out
 and run around on the streets, and
 see people, and talk with people. and
 since so much of what he has said has been in the papers, he Is unde-
 cided whether there ale any he can talk to without 1t leaking to the gaze
 of public view.
 But that Schepps has some outside Ifriends who are interested locally in his behalf that he has influential friends in New York who are in com munication with him here, and that there is an influence to prevent him from doing even what he seems to de- sire to do. Is plainly apparent to those close in touch with the case
 Schepps received q number of tele- grams yesterday, more than on any other day since his arrest, and these conveyed to him whole lot of infor nation. He also sent more telegrams than on any other day, and they probably attracted lot of interest in New York.
 So the whole case was stirred up yesterday like a volcano slumbering before the issue, even though there seemed to Do nothing in progress but a dry wait for outsiders to arrive on the scene.
 Captain George Howell of the po- lice department and his brother-in law Clarence Moshier, are still the custolians of Schepps, but they have changed their base of operations. They are no longer occupants of room IS at the Marquette hotel, nor will it be told where they are
 Johnson was the man who made the arrest, and Johnson has retaken the custody of the prisoner" is Act ing Mayor Tom Pettitt's answer to those who inquire about the where abouts of Schepps-
 There was something of a Hurry Of |excitement when 1t was first learned Ithat Burns detectives were about the city It is said that when District Attorney realized that he could not get his direct representatives from New York here in short while, that he had MT Burns send two men from Chicago, who are on the scene, and are merely making notes and looking around So that if anything happers unusual they will know of it.
 This story was accented with inter- est when the report was spread that two detectives of the New York po- lice department, and direct represen- tatives of Commissioner Dougherty, were also in the field
The Sentinel=record., 1912-08-14
PANAMA CANAL BILL.

Washington. Aug. 13.-Chairman Adamson of fine house committee on interstate and foreign commerce de ehned in conference today to accept the senate amendments to the Panama canal bill As a result the bill goes over another day, no nearer a solution than before.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-08-14
TEXAS CAMPAIGN FUND.

San Antonio, Tex, -ug. Estate Democratic Committeeman Cato Sells of Texas is heading a movement to raise at least $50, 1000 for the Will son and Marshall campaign fund Something like half the amount has been pledged during the meeting oI the democratic state convention here this week.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-08-14

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