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The state herald., 1912-12-06
THE RIGHT SOAP FOR n
SKIN

In the care Of baby's skin nj
Cuticura Soap is the motb.. |
vorite. Not only is it unrlnJ
purity and refreshing fragrssl
Its gentle emollient properta
usually sufficient to allay min,
tations. remove redness, roTI
and chafing. soothe sensitive 4
tons, and promote skin and
health generally. Assisted b,
cura Ointment, it is most yalul
the treatment of eczemas, rasI.
other itching. burning infantr,
tions. Cuticura Soap wears to i,
often outlasting several cakes h
nary soap and making It's u.
economical.
Cuticura Soap and Ointmsr
throughout the world. Sample d
free. with 32-p. Skin Book. A,
postcard "Cuticura, Dept. L, b
Adv.
The state herald., 1912-12-06
Republican Party WIN llv,

Tho grand old Republican party will
live, We have tho best OF reasons 10,
saying this. The names OF Lincoln
Grant. Garfield and Mckinley will be
with w with all tho power and fam,
they ponsesH. We viii not allow tho sclf
inh leader OF tho Progressive party ,e
come and tear down the monuments
OF these great men and the many 9th
or good Americans that have made u,
great and prosperous Wa say again.
We have nothing 10 fear from the now
third party, They offer uH nothing
nov worthy OF consideration
The state herald., 1912-12-06

Kidney Pills the swelling dlslsl
ed and he felt himself again. WI
he has been benefited and bless
the use OF oodds Kidney Pills
eral months later he wrote; !
not changed my faith In your u
since the above statement was q
lied. Correspond with Rev. Z
lop about this wonderful remesl
podds Kidney Pills. soc. per !
your dealer or Dodds Mediei,'
Buffalo. N. Y. Write for llouii
Hints. also music OF National AZ
English and German words a
cipes for dainty dishes. All 5 seat
Adv.
The state herald., 1912-12-06
Millions of Red Cross Seals o

over s0.oOO,0OO Red Cross 1
mas seals are now on sale In /
every large city and nearly
state in the United States. n.
ceeds so for the benefit OF ths
tuberculosis movement in the q
nifty where the seals are soil
carefully has the sale been ora
throughout the country that vi
exceptions OF the states OF p
Oklahoma. Nevada and Idaha
Cross seals will be on sale in
every city. town. village and
in the United States, and e
Hawaii. Porto Rico and the
Zone.
The state herald., 1912-12-06
Desire for LONG LIE.

There appears TO exist a greater
dosiro 10 live long than TO live Welt
Measure by man'a desiroH, he cannot
live long enough, measure by his
good deeds, and he has not lived long
enough measure BY hiH evil deeds,
and he has lived too long
The state herald., 1912-12-06
Hard Iuek.

First Actor Things didn't seem to
work together In your series Of dra
matte representations
Second Aetor-Thoy didn't When
We played tragedy the box once re-
oclpts wefo n farce, and whom We
played farce they were tragedy -
Tatlrr
The state herald., 1912-12-06
Accumulation.

1t Ia very important that tho young
man select his life work early and
bend every energy toward accom-.
pllhhing something one OF the most
common causes OF failure In this life
lies In the fact that men do not sec
the Importance OF being thorough un.
III II IN too Late Florence videtto.
The state herald., 1912-12-06
Discrimination SPARROW.
The White House.
December .. 1919.

IA Atohlnon man planted lettuce.
but NJ fast m II came through tho
ground the EnglHh HparrowH ato II on.
lie nnnlly got few small naga and
stuck them IN tho lettuce bed and not
n sparrow would consent 10 touch that
lettuce aa Ions m Old Glory noatod
oror it-Atchlaon tKanl Globe
The state herald., 1912-12-06
In Wronu

A Democratic senator romarsn
that there are Democratic protection,
isth' No doubt Of Il, and they will
shortly realize the folly OF voting for
free trade party st Louis Globe,
DemocrAt
The state herald., 1912-12-06
AbIe Work.

Filkins-Thought you lnteh''
sell your suburban homer
Wilkins-t did. until read thsl
Ing story my advertising man v
then | decided TO keep Il myF
Judge.
The state herald., 1912-12-06
A clERGYMAN's TEsTiwos

The Rev. Edmund Heslop q
ton, Pa. suffered from Dropsy
year. His limbs and feet wersI
len and puffed. He had heart 1
The state herald., 1912-12-06
Innln Of Encia

"DukfiS married an optlmiut
why do you think so'" Any woman
would be an optlmist who accepted
Duhnu Birmingham ARn.iicrnld.
The state herald., 1912-12-06
oe,,lnu the Dee, OF H.

The wlseht man would make II good
bargain n he could trade on what ho
knows for what he doesn't know.
The state herald., 1912-12-06

ing. was |
and exhaust
the least 1
tion. Hanh|
feet were
md he had |
a dragging 4
tion acros
loins that n
difficult 10 /
After uEits
The state herald., 1912-12-06

Red Cross iisr nlu-. much bette
farther than liquid blue. Get irs
good grocer. Adv.
The state herald., 1912-12-06
No Eseapo From Them,

Even when the expected hAppcnn
there are people who win insist on
saying u told you so"
The state herald., 1912-12-06

Constipation causes aud seriously
Yates many diseases. II Ia Thoroughly
by Dr. Pierro's Pellets. Tiny sush'
grnnplos. Adv.
The state herald., 1912-12-06

Life ia n grind. but I, at least
ems n mans wits
The state herald., 1912-12-06
Quite So

Y bog your pardon sang out the
convict ar the governor parsed his
srll
The state herald., 1912-12-06
The Reason.

Mine Is n Sunnylot." he moahs
lie moaned about II because y
was so sunny he couldn't sell u
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-09
GETS FORTUNE
LONG DENIED HER
French Priest. Conscience Stricken, a.
Last Tells Sehenlng Story.

CALUMET. Mich. Sept. s.-Mrs.
Marie Gillet. a widow. resident OF this
city for forty-three years. will leave
Monday OF Ronchamp. near Paris,
France. in response 10 a request from
an aged priest. who. according 10 a
letter from the mayor OF Ronchamp.
swindled ner out OF 100000 francs
years ago by making himself instead
OF her. the beneficiary OF a win. and
who. conscience smitten. now asks
forgiveness.
Mrs. Gillet says that when she was
seven years OF age and residing at
Ronchamp. her mother was informed
by the child's great uncle that he in.
tended TO MAKE the child his benefi-
ciary. He called in a priest to make
his will, the priest I'm question having
civil. as well as religious authority.
The priest. however. instead OF max.
Ing the child the beneficiary, made
the Will In his favor. The swindle
was later discovered by the mother.
who dared take no action. and only
years later she informed her daughter
then In America, OF the facts. No
action was taken by the daughter to
recover. as 1t was thought IL would
be needless.
The priest IL now SO years OF age.
Whether Mrs. Gillet will recover any
OF the money she does not know, but
she Will make an effort to do so.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-09
AMERICANS
(coataausd Prom F~ss ons.)

for damages under the International
law for injury to Americans or their
property. while disposing OF its own
civil war.
The news that President Taft con-
siders the situation a grave one and has
given thought to the expediency OF put
ting IL up to congress L. expected 10
bring out the usual crop OF reports OF
toops under orders TO move and plans
completed by the general stair OF the
army for campaigning In Mexico.
Ready for Emergency.
The general staff has completed pians
Tor any such emergency. should IL arise
some war department official could wake
up at night, and like Won Moitke at the
outbreak OF the France-Prussian war.
and TO the telegraph wire In a moment
"a shear or orders that would put an
army or horse and afoot In battle array.
30 IL IL perfectly proper 20 say the
war department - ready TO invade Mex
leo at a moments notice. But it's no
more ready to invade Mexico than ~ Is
TO repel invaders from across the oceans.
IL has standing orders with principal
railroads and steamship lines by which
~ can begin moving an army within "a
hours. IL has ready for instant trans
portstion the supplies and munitions OF
war TO support sue han army in a cam
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-09
Big BATTLESHIP
Pennsylvania VIII Be as Larae az
One Planned by Great
Britain.

WASHINGTON. Sept. s.-rhe new
battleship Pennsylvania. the only one
authorized by congress at the last
session. will be as large as the grea,
oattleShip which the British govern.
ment has just ordered. according 70
plans OF the naval board. Its displace-
ment will exceed 100000 tons
which is equal to the addition Of q
good sized cruisers displacement 10
to the biggest ship the United States
now has afioat.
The naval board already has out.
lined the features of the vessel. and
an EFFORT will be made 20 get out the
advertisements calling for bids for
the construction OF the ship before
congress meets in December.
In general dimensions the ship will
be about $50 feet In length, 1O2 feet
crude oil will probably be relied upon
for fuel.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-09
ROOSEVELT
AN ENGINEER
Drives Engine and Says ~, Gully
Completes His Long Trip.

MiSSOULA. September s.-Over
the continental divide To the Pacific
stop, Colonel Roosevelt came today,
on the last stage OF his journey across
the continent Roosevelt instead OF
waiting until the train stopped, climb
ed out OF the CAB 10 the running board.
He invade his perilous way along the
narrow strip. clinging TO the hand
rail-. as the locomotive lurched and
swayed, and finally stepped down over
the pilot and up over the rail TO the
platform OF his car In safety.
Colonel Drives Engine.
Colonel Roosevelt spent the night in
Helena and when the train pulled out
this morning there we're two locomo-
tives tugging In front and one push.
Ing IL from behind to take II up the
steep grade to the summit. The colonel
surveyed the locomotive just behind
his car and said he would like mighty
well 10 get aboard. His request was
granted. The engineer handed the
colonel a pair OF gloves and took him
into bis confidence by giving him
minute directions as how to run the
engine. After half an hours instruc-
lions the colonel said he thought he
knew how and wanted TO try IL. With
the engineer at his side. he took
Charge. We worked the levers. toot-
ed his whistle and said:
BY George. this 10 bully
Once the colonel pulled what the
engineer said was the johnson bar.
He pulled too hard and the passengers
all through the train were mildly
startled by vigorous bump.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-09
REPORTS WERE
TAMPERBD WITH
Disposed Police Inspector on TRIAL,
Makes This Declaration.

NEW YORK. September S.-Corne-
Illus G. Hayes. deposed police inspec-
tor. on trial. charged with making
false statements rejecting on Police
Commission Waldo. intimated on the
witness stand today that the Official
stenographic report OF his CONVERSE
ton with Waldo, wherein the alleged
false statements were made. had been
tempered with.
thing" he declared. 81 don't believe
the record is correct"
Hayes sdn lifted that he had made
several raids where there was no dis.
order apparent on the outside.
why dil you do this - he was ask
ed
i had received a complaint from
citizens."
a letter from Commissioner Waldo
TO Hayes. the letter said. embodying
Mayor Gaynor's directions that police
men SHOULD discontinue the old method
81 getting evidence against disorderIv
houses from the inside OF such houses.
put a stop To the practice. In tho
cases previously cited Hayes declared
he had srsgarded Mayor Gaynors
order.
The letter was placed In evidence.
II embodied q declaration. imputed to
MavoT Gaynor. that the passing u
men. In numbers 90 and from houses
harboring women. should be taken as
evidence that the houses were disorderly.
This. Hayes said helped support b is con-
tention that I'm refrain'ng from raiding
dence. he was upholding Mayor Gaynor's
policy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-09
WATERS ON STRIKE
Ihree Hundred Boston Walters
Refuse 20 Serve
Foodstun.

BOSTON. Mass. Sept. s.-Two hun
dred walters. cooks and other EN-.
ployes are on strike AT three hotels
In this city today and the Information.
al Hotel Workers Union officials said
they proposed 70 extend the strike 70
at least three other large obstetrics.
The service at the Parker house
which was crippled yesterday when
100 employees walked out during the
noon rush hour. was said TO be nor.
NAL. The MANAGEMENT announced
that other help had been engaged.
Little difficulty was experienced al
the Hotel Touraine and Young's hotel
where only a small number of en-.
ployes were on strike.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-09
Normal Temperature Predicted.

WASHINGTON. Sept s.-NormaI
temperature for the season Is predict
ed by the weather bureau for the
coming week in the middle Atlantic
and New England states. the Lake re-
siou. the great central valleys. the
plains states and the Rocky mountain
ana Plateau regions. In the southern
states moderately warm temperatures
win prevail Though the weather
viii be generally fair. fairly we'll dis
tributed showers are probable in the
northern and eastern states.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-09
WILL ADOPT STRENUOUS MEAS.
uREs TO PREVENT IT.
French Navy TO Create Record II
Censtruetion Of Drssdnousht.


PARIS. Sept. 5.--The French gov
eminent Is considering serious meas
,res for combating the decline in the
national birth rate. which last year
showed a falling on OF 32.s69 births
as compared with 1910 The minister
OF finance has appointed a commits
sion to invNiigate the causes OF the
decline and TO suggest remedies. NJ.
Klotz himself will preside, and among
the members will be NJ. Ribot. NJ.
Cochery. NJ. Bienvenu Martin and VI.
Caillaux.
In emphasizing the importance OF
Immediate action II France is TO
maintain her position I'm the world,
NJ. Jacques Beritilon. the eminent
statistician and brother OF the in.
ventor Of tho finger print system OF
Identification. points out that where
as a century ago 81 per cent OF the
population OF the great European
powers were French. to-day the pro-
portion Is only IL per cent. Formerly
French was the most widely spoken
language. to-day II IL the mother
tongue OF only 100000. as COM
pared with 10o.o00.Ooo who speak
German and 10000. 900 who speak
English.
As for remedies. NJ. Bertillon Insists
that Frenchmen must be taught to re-
gard a child as a burden which its
father supports for tho benefit or the
whole community. In order that fam
lily should pay what II owes to the
state. he says. II should consist OF at
least three children. two to I'LL the
places or the parents when they die.
the third 10 fiill the gaps caused by
those who die before reaching adult
age. In order to promote this end NJ.
NJ. Bertillon proposes a reduction OF
taxation upon fathers OF three or more
living children. In proportion to tho
number OF living offspring-a system
already adopted in Prussia. Saxony
Servia. Norway. Sweden and parts OF
switzerland. The laws OF succession
should be modified and formallties OF
marriage simplified. Mothers OF large
families should be assisted in various
ways. and especial provision should
be made for widows left with children
Finally NJ Bertiilon suggests tina,
among the humber classes OF public
servants those candidate for employ.
ment by the state who have children
should be considered as eligible IN
lies.
French ngricuiturists 20 sorely tried
Nv the prolonged drought OF last year.
are now visited by another plague IN
the shape % severe epidemIc OF
foot-and-mOuth disease. which made
It's appearance In the Department OF
the Saonc ana Loire. and IL assuming
alarming proportions. $4,000 20 80
ono cattle out Of total Of 100000 are
reported to be already infected. The
strictest precautions are being taken
u prevent the further spread 81 the
disease. which already Affects the dis
tricts % CEarolais. Louhnns. Autun.
Macon aid Chalors. Markets have
been closed IN many places and che
transports - animals from the infect
cd zon's STRICTLY prohibited.
The tribes 90 Israel when they fed
from Egypt made n mistake in think :
Ing they crossed the Red Sea. accord b
ins 20 Professor Raphael blanchard
Of the French Academy Of Medicine.
They dii not even cross the Gulf Of
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-09
CHAMPION SCULLER
American Defeats Prominent English
Professional In Great Match.

BOSTON. Sept. s.-Frank u. Greer
former amateur national champion
sculler. defeated William Hainesa
prominent English professional soul
Ter. in a htree-mile race on the
Charles River today. Greir had a
quarter of a length lead when he
crossed the finish line. AS a result
OF the race. Greer claimed the sculling
championship OF the United States
The contest was held under almost
perfect weather conditions.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-09
More Soldier 20 Bordsr.

JUNCTION CITY. Kansas, Sept s.
Final orders directing the Thirteenth
cavalry to proceed TO the Mexican bor-
der we're received to-day, by Colonel
Charles Hatfield. commander of the regi-
Riley Thursday for IL Pnso. in a specis al
train. The entire regiment will 20 in
Guiding headquarters. three sQuadrons
OF cavalry. machine gun platoon. and
the regimental band. IN all nearly a thou
sand men The uen OF the Thirteenth
are hardened for service. having return
ed TO Fort Riley only a few days ago
after having taken part In the maneu-
vers in Eastern kansas
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-09
indians On the warpsth.

TUCO. Ariz. Sept. s-Yaqui Indians
favoring the rebellion have taken to the
warpath. adding new terrors to the rebel
harassed residents OF Sonora along the
southern Pacific railroad A band OF 100
Indians raided Realito. n hamlet on the
1auqui river last night and carried away
nine OF the village officials. They at
tackled Colonia. near the Souther Pacific
headquarters at Emphalme and killed
Two men, one woman and child and
wounded another woman.
federal guard comprising an officer
and twelve men ct the Empalme railroad
station when the attack was made and
they Immediately made on on foot
toward Coionia-
The soldiers met the Inhabitants and
Colonia fleeing before the Indians.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-09

o, TUCoN. Sept. S--EHilo Campo and his
force OF rebels took possession Of a pas
senger train on the Sonora railway at
Ntllaverde between Cananea and NOgales
today.
The discovery OF the capture was not
made until an engine was sent out %
tannnea TO locate the long overdue
train. SO far a. known no one wns mo-
Tested BY the rebels who merely desired
20 loot the express car
While returning 90 Cananea. the en-
gine which had been sent out Jumped the
track on a curve ncir Del Rio A rail
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-09

Aunt Dorothy How many com.
mandments are there. Johnny?
Johnny (glibly)-Ten.
Aunt Dorothy-And. now, suppose
you were TO break one OF them?
Johnny ttentatively)-Then there'd
be nine.-Christian Register.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-09

BAR HARBOR. Ne, Sept. s.-Dr. L.
y. Barker. OK Johns Hopkins Univer-
sity tonight reached tho bedside of
Mrs. John r. Mclean, OF Washington.
who IL III here with pneumonia. He
came by special train from the noun
tains Of North Carolina where he was
spending n vacation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-09
BIRTH RATE DECLINING:
FRANCE BECOMES ALARMED

Suez. he ssys. but simply the bitter
lakes which covers the axis OF the
isthmus. subsequently pierced by VI.
ne Lesseps. The waters OF these lakes
are frequently as red as blood and this
led the n, brews into tho belief that
II was the Red Sea. The intensity OF
the rednsss IL In exact proportion to
the degree of salinity. The color Is
not due to the presence Of any chem
ical substance dissolved In the water,
by to myriads OF red worms.
The general decadence OF diction and
the proposal To form a special class for
lts teaching at the Conseryatoire, has
eminent authorities on the drama In
theory and practice ules Truffier. OF
the Coincide Franchise. says that diction
accessories TO Il. and IL is disappearing.
because no one will take the pains to ac-
quire II, The celebrated traRedian
Aounet-sully IL not so pessimistic. and
10 OF opinion that such a class would
lead to excellent results. Jules Ciaretie.
dramatic author. critic and manager. Is
skeptical; long experience has destroyed
Sarah Bernhsrdt. as usual. II clear
ard emphatic. She says: III a class be
started for diction there II no reason
pronunciation. delivery. department. etc.
The duty OF the professor Il 20 teach all
that to his pupils. There r. no B-A-Ba
In our art. IL In either mediocre, or
rood. or very good. or marvellous. Die
ton almost always 10 a natural gift
Partet. Rejane. Granier. Guitry, and the
great Coauelin had an admirable dietion
word. a class for diction would be, In
my opinion, absolutely useless
The French navy will create n record
In the construction OF the new Dread
nought Paris" Such good progress
has been made that the date OF launch
Ing has been advanced a month nd
september 20.
Psrisians intend 70 make tho event
noteworthy and a big DELEGATION OF
members OF the Municipal Council and
prominent citizens will travel TO the
naval port to participate and will pre-
sent TO the ship a valuable service OF
silver plate subscribed for by the peo-
pie OF the capital
The Paris belongs 10 the series
OF seventeen battieships that France
proposes 20 add 90 her fleet under the
Septennial prograz adopted in 1910
The nrst two. the c"ourbet" and the
"Fance" will soon be ready for
launching, the "Bretagne" has been
fortnight
only fourteen months will hay.
elapsed between the laying down and
the launch OF the Paris" She will be
the most formidabIy armed ship ever
consisting OF twelve i2-inch guns and
twenty-six OF lesser caiibrs. Her ton
mage will be 25.5O0 and her contract
speed 20 knots.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-09
RESCUE NEGROES
Band OF Blacks Shoot Up Deputies
and Rescue Thsir Comrades.

BROWNSVILLE Fla. Sept e.
Eleven negro prisoners were rescued
from three deputy sherifTs eight miles
from here this afternoon by n band
Of armed negroes who fred and slight
" wounded two OF the officers. A
posse has gone IN pursuit Of the neg
roes and n serious clash In feared.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-09
Rebels Mobilize.

DOUGLAS. Ariz.. Sept. s.-Move.
ment Of Mexican rebels below this
point indicate a mobilization. Rafei
and Emilio Campo, rebel chiefs, have
Joined their forces only twenty miles
south OF Aqua Prieta. the Mexican
town which adioins Douglas.
Aqua Prieta is defended by only 100
federal soldiers and two poorly
equipped machine guns.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-09

OF the dozes federal soldiers who went
out 20 meet the hostiles I'VE were killed
and six were injured one Yaqui dead
remained on the field when the Indians
withdrew 20 the hills. II 10 reported
that four hundred rebels are encamped
almost within sight OF Empslms tonight
So close were the Indians 90 Empaime
during the ngbting that bullets struck
the American railways club and several
residences
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-09

And Is this a purely vegetarian
restaurant" inquired the dyspeptic
Yep" answered the waiter.
There's no rheumatism in this joint.
Judge.
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had been removed by the rebels n Il
not known whether any one was Killed or
injured. bridges near ViIlaverd were
nred by Campas band
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-09

Northumberland does this road
go to?
Farmer Smart-It hasen't budged
an Inch In time, mister.-Boston
Transcript.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-09

The tribes 90 Israel when they fed
from Egypt made n mistake IN think
Ing they crossed the Red Sea. accord
ing 20 Professor Raphael blanchard.
of the French Academy Of Medicine
Ihey dit not even cross the Gulf Of