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Katalikas., 1912-05-16
TRUKsMAI PARLA-
MENTE.

Vokietijos parlamente
svarstant apie Prusu seimo
reikalus, socialistas Liebk-
necht astriausiais zodziais
em6 kalbeti apie Rusija ir
pradejo peikti pacia Vokie-
tia, kad pastaroji tick daug
su ana sebraujasi. Liebk-
necht Russia pavadino bar
bariskiausia Europoje vies-
patyste, kuri verta tik vie
no paniekinimo, daugiau
nieko. Parlamento vedejas
patemijo, kad toksai Liebk-
nechto issireiskimas esas ne
savo vietoje, kadangi mega
lima biauroti tos viespatys-
tes, su kuria Vokietija tu-
rinti artimus ryssius. Tok-
sal yedejo patemijimas soci-
alistus sujudino il ju 6 eme
biauroti patti parlamento We
deia. Pasidare nepaprastaS
truksmas. Dugiaus7ai SUI
kavo socialistas Borchardt.
Taigi vedejas pasauke par
lamento policija il prisake
.Borchardta islnesti is par
lamento sales. Bet netru-
kus jis sugrizzo ir isnaujo
sukele skandala. Ir pas
taruoju laiku is sales jis
prasalinta, bet daugiau at
gal jis neilcista.
Tai pirmasis dar atsitiki-
mas Vokietijos parlamente,
kad atstoyas butu prasali-
nanlas,
Katalikas., 1912-05-16
Is sREVOLIUg1Jos
MEKSIKE.

Kadangi revolilc jjonie1iu
vadas gen. Orozco Wis dra-
siau ir pasekninggi ggian ulzima
naujjus miestus If pozieija jas
ir federalei Madero kaHtlo-
menei kai klr net labai sun
ku atsispirti, priiverte pre-
zidenta MADEIRA apreikstl
stai ka: Neprisipa zlsiu
pergaletu nors reVl.e'sllueIie- ll.'s %
nieriai turetu paintI s.
vo rankas II paeiia q |Mekslke S
.sostaine, Mexico City 0(iit slsi
tas ivyktu, tuokart IS g
sava armija pasitrauksiu ]
kalnus pietuose il kaip il
gal belsis mano kune dva-
sia, ginsiu NAV liaudies pa
vesta Meksiko veluya nuo
tu uzpuolikQ, vadina1nll re- !:
voliucionieriais.
Tuo tarpu iuene'asess G ] i !
SUI revoliucionieriais susire-
mimai pasitaiko bepelkskas-
diena tai vienur, tai ka. kitur.
Vienur gauna virsll Vienh
kitur - antrieji. .sz RI.
Revoliucij joni eriq provl-
zoriniu prezidentu apsiskel
1bes Gomez. Kuemet pre-
zidentas Maderp andai Wa
'shingtonan prisiunte sayo
nauja- pasiuntil1i, tai pada-
dare II Gomez. lis Wa
4-
Katalikas., 1912-05-16

aresta nelegalisku, 4 d. bal.
az bal.) nuejome j Ma
dezdinsko kasykla pas w
resniji kasyk]Q inzinierip
Tulcinski ir pas zandaru
rotmistra Tresenko ir pra-
seme ju, kad paliuosuotu jie
musq draugus. NUNS be-
sikalbant su jais, pasigirdo
suviai. Is minios krito 270
zmoniQ negyvais ir 250 -
sunkiai ir mirtinai suzeis-
tais! Uzmustos kelios mo-
teriskes ir dvi suzeistos.
Sauksmai, vaitojimai mas
liu ir naslaiciu baisqs.
Visi gyventojai apimti bal
mes. Krastas- -apmires '...,
Toliaus telegramoj strai-
keriai praso dumos atstovp
kad uztartu uz juos, kad jie
uzklaustQ apie tai valdzios,
etc.
Katalikas., 1912-05-16
- z = - s---+--szzlz7
: n - :
- - So -: 8. e s. s.. s 7.
: Pe1l1ls.ylvanf5oj g.
Perstatoma raiti policiantai.

u. ssls -.
1nlllgsoAan $50 nehoh''
lasalpp lsae eens
y asnlssYn Yn yllau-
e : y.es 3 ss sse,s'.llla
aa.so.;lsa : ls,slAo.a
,,al;,,o;;a,,;e s :; !; -. sa ,,t;1a.
1; a,,;asti -, ,,,,sse !. in,
Ias' dalTlas .,ss 1ai,osti;' a
ItaislS;fss .lsja1,si;s come. ;,
s. s.. :, - ] : i, sa1o
la -, ranal;., 80 j., -; u, sn' w.
!; ! ,,suhs :. gla.,,ss 49, ,
-; l',|.s.; ! go; 80, =,
5,s,,aslxr;; az, ,z;;a,,. i 4;;,,,za-
~, ,,,,ala-
giingai buyo skelbiaI,la. Re
yoliitlcionie1iai pildanti
,tarptautines teisss Dyi
'Meksiko valst1fos ir kitos
kelios apyli1kes 1suiianeios
lesoi lucia.
Katalikas., 1912-05-16
Aukso ieskotojai ir is Lenos
aukso kasyklu historijos.

Oar senuose laikuose chi
mai ir koreonai zinojo "Le-
nos taiga'', kur jie is toll
mq krastu nueidavo cion
aukso rinkti. Tais laikais
dar galima buvo cia atrasti
auksa ant pavirsiaus zemes
gan didokuose smoteliuose.
Nueidavo jie cion rinkti to
"geltonojo velniuko'
kaip jie vadina auksa; vie
nj jq laimedavo, bet dau-
gumas ir zudavo; zudavo
jie nepereinamuose miskuo-
Sc arba likdavo uzmustais
per kitus aukso ieskotojus.
Paskiau cion pradejo rink
ties visokie pabegeliai is ka-
torgos = nuo Sachalino, is
Nercinsko, etc. Cieli pull
kai ju eia susirinkdavo, ir
pasipildydavo cia visokios
baisenybes piktadarystes,
nes juos slepe nepereinami
miskai. Bet laikui begant
'viskas ir cion persimaine.
Nuo kirvio ir ugnies krito
begaliniai miskai, If Wis jie
traukesi tolyn, siaures
link. 1863 metals Basnin
If Kotycercev pirnna syk
cia atidenge maza aukso ka-
syklele. Pc desimts metu
tos kasyklos perejo baronui
Gincburgui ir p. Mejerui.
Turtas draugoves Wis -didi-
nos. Paskutiniame lake
apart nuomuojamos zemes
draugove turi 10000 desim-
tiniu nuosavios zemes ir yra
viena is turtingiausiu pra-
mones draugoviu Rusijoj.
Dirbant didiji Siberijos ge-
lezinkeli if lake bokseru
riausiu Ghinuose, kompam-
jos reikalai buvo CANA nu-
silpneie. Daug jau j buvo
prasiskofinusi valstybes ban
kui. Bet SUI laiku vel vis-
kas pasitaise II jos kapita-
Katalikas., 1912-05-16

is TURKU-ITALQ
KARO.

Is Tuniso, Afrikoj, raso,
kad ties Bou Kemesch ita-
lq kareiviu burys, turintis
1.500 zmoniq, susidures 81.
|skaitlinguoju turkq ir ara
by skyriumi. Susitikimas
buvo trumpas, bet snarkus.
Italai buve ingaleti ir turc-
JIG greitai pasitraukti. BE
to parade 25 kareivius uz-
mustais ir As suzeistais.
Sulyg pareinamu zi1lill
nuo salos Rhodus, italai ten
uzpuole miesta Rhodus, gi-
mama turkais, kuriu buta
5000. Po ilgesnia1n susi-
remimui turkq ingula pasi-
traukus is miesto j salos gi-
luna.
Salos Rhodus generaliu
gubernatoriumi italy Wy
riausybe paskyrus generola
Ameglio.
Sulyg abelno manymo tia
lai trumpoj ateityj uzimsia
dar sekancias turku salas:
Chios, Escaria, Mytilene If
Lemmos. 7 Rhodus siuncia-
ma daugiau kariuomenes.
Seniau italy laikrastija
buvo paskelbus, kad Tripo-
lyj mires tenaitines turkq
|armijos zymus vadas Enver.
|bei. Dabar issiaissll j nta,
kad tos zi11ies buvJisios me-
lagingos, kadangi Enver bel
nors sirges, bet nudien jau
pasyeikes.
Salos Rhodus turkQ gu
L
bernatorius paskiau Kons-
tantinopolin praneses stai
ka: "Italus kuopuikiausiai
iveikeme. 1900 italy pa
imta nelaisven".
Tasai pranesimas nera
dar patvirtintas, bet gall
but ir teisybe, kadangi ant
salos Rhodus buta keliq
tukstanciu turku kariuome-
nes, kuri pasirengus isperti
kali uzpuolikams Italians.
Laukiama tos zinios pa
tvirtinimo.
Katalikas., 1912-05-16
namus pas privatinius Emo

namus pas privatinius emo
nes, daugiausiai pas vals-
tiecius. Visi laukia ko tai
nepaprasto. Vieni sake,
kad Russia norinti susiremti
su Austria, kit vel mena,
kad su Turkija.
IS Varsavo didesniu ka-
libru kanuoles gabenama j
pietus.
Katalikas., 1912-05-16

$50 dengtu If uzdarytu va
gonq forto Russell karei-
viams. Tai aaujos mobili-
zacijos zenklas.
Naujausia sensacijja Mex
siko santykiuose yra ia ap-
linkybe, kad revoliucij jonie-
riu vyriausias vadas, gen.
Orozco, nenoris pripazzinti
provizorinio prezidento Go
mezo valdzios. Be to Oroz-
co Gomezui If jo draugans
apreiskes, kad jie arba sau
ramiai sedetll arba apleistu
Meksika If nedrumstu van
dens, kadangi jis SUI tokiais
ponais kitaip apsidirbsias.
Pasirodo dabar, kad tarp
paciu. revoliuc cionieriu va
du nera sutikimo. Rasi,
kiekvienam norisi likties tos
sales prezidentu. Jei taip
yra, tai kaipgi eia Washing
tomas gall JUGS pripazinti
kariaujaneia dalimi? Te-
Hceiau pasakojama, kad juodu
grazumu kaip nors susitai-
kisia, kadangi ir Gomez
tarp revoliucionieriu turis
Hdaug saininkq.
Valdiskos kariuomenes
Ivadas, gener. Huert is Tor
!reon su savo skaitlinga ar
mia istraukes j siauriils,
Ikur norris susidurti su Oroz-
Go revoliucijine armija ir
,,atlikti paskutine kova. To
il kova, kurios dabar lau-
skiama, nusvers dabartines
|reveliucijos likinla, kadang;i
|kitokis isejjimas is: tu pelkiu
Enesusekamas.
Katalikas., 1912-05-16
PoIitiskos Zinios.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
1ragedijja ant sausumos
u)imuSta 270 = suzeista ESQ.

Ir vel tragedija! Bet ne
manykite, kad ir vel kok-
sal tai "Titanic" uzplauke
ant ledyno, kad tai ivyko
nelaime nuo gaisro, ze-
mes drebejimo, vandens
uzliejimo, etc. Ne! Toll
muose krastuose siaurryti-
nes Siberijos, ant pakrascciu
upes Lenos straikuojanti
maineriai ''Lenos aukso ka-
syklu Co." tyliai ejo j Ma
dezdinslko kasykla, kad pa
sikalbejus su kasyklu inzi-
nierium Tulcinskiu ir pa
prasius jo, kad paliuosuotu
jq suarestuotus draugus.
Caro- laukiniai kareiviai pa
tiko juos su kulkomis ir Vi
sas eiles ju paklojo ant ze-
mes.
Ar sujudins Sta nelaime
kaizerius, prezidentus, lab
daringas draugijas, "raudo-
nuosius kryzius", kaip tai
sujudino juos "Titanico'
nelaime? Abejotina!
Vasario menesyj ivairiu
"sachtu" Lenos aukso ka-
syklu Co. maineriai skait-
iiuje 5000 zmoniq sustraika-
vo ir pareikalavo is kompa-
MICS: algu padidinimo, SUI
Irumpinimo dienos darbo,
etc. Kompanija atsisake
ispildyti tuos maineriu rel
kalavimus. Straikas tesesi
ir viskas ejo tyliai. Gale
kovo m. j kssyklas atvazzia-
vo zandarq rotmistras Ire
senko ir megino savotiskai
straika sustabdyti. Tuo-
jaus jis suareStavo straike-
riu komiteta, susidedanti is
10 zmoniq. Tas labai SUI
erzino darbininkus, ir jie
ejo paliuosuoti savo drau-
gus. Ties Nadezdinsko ka-
sykla besikalbant jiems su
inzinierium Tulcinskiu ir su
zandarq rotmistru Ire
senko kareiviai .paleido j
JUGS suvius, ant zemes
krito 27O zmoniu negyvais
ir 25O = suzeistais L..
Darbininku telegramas.
Darbininkai is minetu ka-
syklQ prisiunte nekuriems
"dumos" atstovams sekan-
II telegrama:
"Mes tyliai Wis laukeme
kokio-nors gallo. Mes krei-
pemes j Irkutsko advokatu-
ra, prasydami JOS uztarymo,
nes kompanija sulauze savo
sutarti SUI mumis.
Gale kOvO meneslO ! ka-
syklas atvaziavo zandaru
rotmistras Tresenko. Mes
kreipemes i il taipgi, bet
lis prieme muunis labai as
trial ir saltai. 3 d. balan-
dzio &c bal.) Tresenko SUI
arestavo musu 10 draugu ir
pasodino "Bodaibo" kaleji-
man. Mes, skaitydami ia
Katalikas., 1912-05-16
Photo by American Press Association.
Is anglekasiu straiko

las issyk pasidi inc Pas
kutinia1lie lake Sta pfa-
n1one indejoz save kapit talus
irsAngij kapita a1istai ku-
riu pajai pervirsnla 70Ro
Plnatinis tlraugoves ka-
pitalas IL milijonu rub.
Nezziinomas. 8
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-11-22

organ of the. body, that 1t can dssun IN
the symptoms of a great many olI-
ferent kinds of disease. There was one
form of catarrh, however, that you o1d
not mention 1 would like your opinion
on it. 1 have heard it somewhere that
there is a disease known as systemic
catarrh. What do you know about IT,
and what would you adviser"
NV Dear Madam:-I think L was the
originator of the term systemic ca
tarrh. At least I had never seen 1T in
print until 1 began to use it. Systemic
catarrh describes a condition of the
system closely resembling auto in
toxication, or self poisoning. The ca
tarrhaI organs happen to be so located
that the discharge of mucous cannot oc-
cur freely 1t may be the stomach, or
kidneys, or pelvic organs. Now if this
vitiated, poisonous mucus cannot es-
cape freely it will be absorbed by the
blood vessels and carried into all parts
of the system. It is Natures attempt
to get it out of the system through the
kidneys. But in the effort to rid the
organ of the poisonous mucous Nature
is Internationally poisoning the whole
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-11-22
MEDAL FOR HERO
Clair Turner Saved Life of Boy
in Gym.
Friends Want Hero Commits
sion to Recognize Him.

Emporia, Kan, Nov 22.-The
physical training department at the
Kansas State Normal, are agitating a
Carnegie medal and official recogni-
ton by the Carnegie commission for
the heroic action in saving the life of
Jay South in the Normal gymnasium
a few weeks ago. Mr.. Turner stepped
into the limelight by jerking South s
neck back into place by sheer force
after it had been dislocated by a fall
from a flying bar to the bare floor of
the gymnasium.
The dislocation was of the atlas at
the axis, and completely shut off the
supply of wind. In less than two
minutes after the accident South had
used up all the air in his lungs, his
face had become black and his limbs
partly rigid. His chin was twisted to
the place where his right ear belonged
and death was imminent. Mr.. Turner
adopted the drastic measures related,
and in a half hour South was con-
scious and breathing easily. When
the doctors arrived they were not
needed.
The men who were taking work in
the gymnasium were panic stricken,
the only cool head being that of Mr..
Turner. His knowledge of seeing the
thing to do, and the nerve displayed
in tackling such ticklish bit of bus
mess, makes the action heroic and
worthy of recognition in the opinion
of Mr.. Turner's friends.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-11-22
Motor Car Bandit Pleads Guilty

lola, Kan, Nov. 22-Richard Vic
tor, motor car bandit, entered a pIea.
of guilty following the introduction of
evidence by the state in the preIimi-
nary nearing. Victor said he had no
defense to make and merely wanted
the preliminary held so that he could
hear what Hoke and Hester, garage
employees, whom the bandits forced 70
take them on their raid through south
east Kansas, had to say. Unless Vic
tor should suddenly change his mind
and demand trial in district court it
is probable that he will be arraigned
before and sentenced by Judge Foust
Saturday. Sheriff Kerr motored to Erie
to question the two bandits there.
Jimmie Wilson," alias Jack Coleman,
admitted that his name was Van
Bibber, finally settling a question of
identity that has puzzled the officers.
The other bandit, Bert Young, is
stranger to him, Van Bibber says, the
two having met but a few hours be-
fore coming to lola. All three bandits
deny having robbed the Shannon
Hardware store here, yet the six re-
volvers recovered from them were
identified as having been stolen from
the Shannon store.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-11-22
DR.. Hartman Describes
the Phrase, System Catarrh

system. This is what I call systemic
catarrh.
We hear often today the term auto
intoxication, which refers to a condi-
ton of the bowels. The bowels being
clogged up, they ferment and become
poisoned. The system attempts to rec
tify the trouble by absorbing the poison
and carrying it out through the kid
neys. The result is sickness. called
auto intOxication. 1t is exactly this
kind of thing that happens in systemic
catarrh. The catarrhal secretions that
do not escape by the internal organs
are absorbed by the blood vessels and
carried through the system, and the re-
suit is systemic catarrh.
The remedy I believe to be Peruna.
I believe there is no remedy in the
world that has relieved so many peo-
pie as Peruna. The disease is not al
ways known as systemic catarrh. Some
times it is called dyspepsia, sometimes
nervous prostration. Sometimes it as
sumes the form of anemia, and then
again chronic malaria, also walL~ng
typhoid fever.
All these conditions are fully de-
scribed by the term systemic catarrh.
1t is especially prevalent during the
typhoid season, September and October.
would not consider any other remedy
than Peruna in such cases as these.
Peruna is absolutely a perfect remedy
for systemic catarrh.
All letters of inquiry answered
promptly.
Pe-ru-na, Man-a-lin and La-cu-pia
by the Pe-run-na Com
pany, Columbus. Ohio. Sold at all drug
stores.
SPECIAL NOTICE:-Many persons
inquire for The Old-Time Peruna. They
want the Peruna that their Fathers and
Mothers used to take. The old Peruna
is now called Ka-tar-no. If your dealer
does not keep it for sale write the Ka-
tar-no Company, Columbus, Ohio, and
they will tell you all about it.-Adv.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-11-22
TOPEKAN HURT IN AUTO GRASP
Mrs. e. NJ. COclzreI and Others Mar
roMlY ESCAPE Death.

Kansas City, Nonv. 22.-Seven persons
narrowly escaped death or serious in
jury today when a street car struck
an automobile owned and driven by H.
o. Maddox, at the intersection of
Twelfth and Holmes streets. The auto
mobile was overturned and its occupants
thrown into the street. Both the ma
chine and the front of the car were
badly damaged.
Mr.. Maddox, who is superintendent of
an insurance company in Kansas City,
Kan, was accompanied by his wife,
Mrs. Cora Maddox, Miss Mona Heihert,
his two children, Mrs. E. M. Cockrell,
of Topeka, Kan, and the Rev G. H
Zentz, pastor of the Hoffman Memorial
NJ. E. church. of ST. Joseph, Mo All
received bruises and Mrs. Cockren sus-
tanned a deep cash On the head and a
broken collar bone
According to Maddox, he did not see
the car.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-11-22
AUTO BANDITS ROB CAFE.
Four Masked Men Rob Guests and
Cash Drawer.

Galena, Kan, Nov 22.-Four masked
men, at 10 o'clock Thursday night. en-
tered a cafe in the principal business
district here and, at the point of re-
volvers, lined employees and patrons
against the wall, robbed them of their
valuables and then looted the cash reg
lister, and escaped in an automobile.
Several articles of jewelry and more
than 5000 were obtained
The proprietor and five enpIovees
were busy in the cafe when the masked
men entered. Four persons were seat
ed at tables. They had stationed a
motor car block away before com
mltting the robbery, and were gone be-
fore the police could answer tha ca11
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-11-22

l received a
letter from a
e o o d house
wife of this
state. She had
b e e n reading
my last article
on chronic ca
tarrh. Her let
ter reads in
part:
Dear Doctor
Hartman: L
was very much
interested IN
YOUR article on
catarrh. 1 see
by your expla-
nation that ca
tarrh is liable
to affect any
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-11-22
Next Meeting at Liberal.

Liberal, kan. Nov. 22.-At the re-
cent convention of Group Kansas
Bankers association, Liberal was
chosen as the convention city for
1913 and c. E. Woods and Frank
Summers, bankers of this city, elected
as chairman and secretary respectively.
Group includes "a counties in the
southwestern part of the state and is
the largest division of the Kansas asso-
citation.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-11-22

WOmen's Flannelette Wrappers-new styles just re-
ceived navy blue and gray. All sizes and special
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-11-22
RETIRED SOLDIER ENDS LIFE
Louis Ernst Outs Arteries in His
Wrists.

Leavenworth, Kan. Nov. 22.-ser-
Eeant Louis Ernst, Tenth infantry, re-
tired, ended his life here bv emitting
the arteries in his wrist He had been
oead several hours when discovered.
sergeant Ernst was placed on the
EetIred list at Fort Benjamin Harrison
in 1908. He was in the army tIvan+JI-
SIX years, all of which service had
oeen in Sixth cavalry and Tenth in
fantry. He was a native of Germany
ana SO far as known had no relatives
in this country.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-11-22
scott City Wants water Plant.

Scott City, Kan, Nov. ga move
ment has been started here for the
erection of a municipal electric light
and water plant 1t comes as the re-
suit of the failure of a private enter
prise recently and is meeting with
much encoura cement.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-11-22
Fire at ElDOrado.

FL Dorado, Kan, Nov. 22.-Fire from an
unknown origin destroyed property valued
at s.. GO North Main street Thu-sdaE.
NJ J. Long, a grocer, is the principal
loser.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-11-22
Three Doll Specials

1 IIIee DOII Opec1aIS
Kid Body Dols-jointed body, IA in. <esa@
high with natural eye lashes, shoes and ~
stockings. Regularly soc EACH Pre- &XSE
Holiday Special at...........39G <&%@e
ni1 KID sa DoS 1is G jsintsd BODY
] ] !. !. /.
shoes and stockings. 75c dolls, special Y y
Full Jointed Dos-24 inches high; A. IA
sewed wig; choice of three different col MNN n
ors in hair, natural eye lashes, shoes and MHH II
stockings. A great, big handsome doll %At~11AL
that will delight any child. Regular Wy
$1.39 value at ...............$ 1.19 ~
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-11-22
Women who Buy Stockings

the folk will hit if they take home few pairs
of the SILK PLATED HOSE selling at ESQ
They beat anything you've at the prlceook just
90 silk hosebecause they silk
better than all silk simply because
they the inside. Get him and teach
i'm hat store should be his hose store.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-07-11
TWO COUSINS MADE
= A JAIL DELIVERY
George East and James Tay'
lor Escaped from City
Bastile Yesterday.

One of the ~clevertst Jail deliveries
which has occurred in this city was
that of George East and James Taylor
cousins, charged with drunk. who es-
capped from the city jail yesterday af-
ternoon.
East and Taylor we're arrested in a
Main street saloon yesterday after
noon. they had had some trouble be-
tween themselves. East was placed in
the large cell on the north side of the
Jail while Taylor was placed on the
south side. East, being a man of small
stature was able TO get out OF his
cell, by kicking the plaster from one
of the walls. crawling from h cell
between one of the iron bars and the
wall. He then opened the doc leading
to the south part of the pail and Sc
curing the keys to the south side cell,
which were in a box on one OF the
walls, opened the cell door, releasing
his cousin.
The two then tried the outer Jail
door but were unable to open IL with
the keys to the inner door. East then
espied a spoon lying on the floor in
one corner of the bastlie and showing
the end of the spoon in the wide key
hole, he turned it and the door flew
open.
The keys and the spoon were thrown
into a trash box along the passageway
betkeen the Jail and the city building
proper.
1t was first thought that some mem
Der of the police force had neglected
to lock the outside door and that some
one on the outside had walked in,
found the keys and opened the inner
Jail doors However this theory was
dispelled after someone called police
headquarters about $50 p. m, yester
day and stated that the two men had
informed him of the way they secured
their freedom. The spoon which was
| found with the keys was placed In the
door and it unlocked it as well as the
regular key.
However, the two men, in their hur
ry to make their getaway neglected &c
call at headquarters and cur the
money which was taken from them
with their other effects, when placed
in Jail. Each man had between 81;
and $40 at headquarters.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-07-11
IOWA G. 0. P.
HANDED TAFT
, SEVERE JOLT
President and the Chicago
Convention Are Rebuked
by Big Vote at the Hawk
eye Convention.
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to the slaughter unless o indorse
the national platform and the presi-
dent" shouted the Taft men, but this
was of no effect.
Equal Vote Among Reform Pianks.
The state party platform submitted
by the majority of the resolutions
committee was adopted without roll
call.
No mention of either Taft or Roose-
welt was made in the document, which
commends Republican achievements
and indorses progressive policies"
: A definite stand for woman suffrage
was taken and the legislature asked to
submit this question for a vote of the
people. Direct primaries for nominal.
ton of president and vice president
.and United States senators, and direct
+ election of the latter, were advocated.
The platform also urges that national
committeeman be elected direct.
Judge Frank Gaynor of Lemars and
.Myron w. Preston of Oskaloosa were
nominated for candidates for the Su-
preme bench. A deadlock marked the
first ballot, but Gaynor was nominal
ed on the second while Preston was
nominated by an equally large vote
on the third ballot.