davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1912-01-14
i'm JrrGnn.
Ser 9essr sluiflan eridirft iciucu
Batter nnS brinst isinsH gerfoI.
germ t5tIidle SHnoen bel.
geinabs selpnd,t.

StSN1f~i&'--f - ~ - Ae-tf-
@iniam Emfmou, Elm irriinnig
j ss'e9rDener gseger. erid.oB ieineH
Batter 5urIter @piman in Seotts.
Ipiue, elmer fleinen Grtihaft in Der
gtdbe BON @oheiter, oerbarrifaoirte
lid III oem iloliert itebenoen Sauie,
ods oos Seim ieiner @Itern it, mo
leriboB Der S6csiff. Der leine Der.
bdftrng nornebnlen pollte. @r per.
Imnnoete Dem @ebilien 0es Sberiiis
lebensgefdbrlich. iino brnhte Dem
Sberiff 9arlep 9anlil. Der eiRe
Sdluar belpaffneter 8iirger, bic oes
Srriinuigen babbaft per0ea ipellteH,
anTilbrte. cine gefahrlidle 0eriDnu-
oung bel. Sehs Stlnloeil belt Stpi.
man hie oiifeereeten 9iirger ab, iei.
mem Sdiiie nGbe 5u fomnlen. Sine
IN Der 8nffenhalle einbernfene @iIr-
sernerianlirllrng entianote eine ltar-
fe AbteIllung bis an oie 30bne be.
Ipoffneter 9Ranner nah Dem Sauie
nno elm forbi9er S5armer. Der nit DER
6anIilie Ttuinian it1rrner ouf freuno-
IIdaftlihein SnBe gelton6en mar.
iibernabn oos Amt oes 4arIameus
tars Gr geIangte linbel1ltiat in ons
1Sinere 0es Sauies uuo iiherbradte
leinem &aiiegenoiien oas lt[tiinotiim,
/ iid) 81 ergeben, in meldem Sale er
Dor Der Mense beid)iibt meroen mir.
be, ooer aber iuiirbe i'm Sale eines
tDeiteren gsi0eritanoes fem Sous iii
Stiide aeihol1an nernen. Ser 9leger
lab Die 5ruhtIoiigfeit eines meiteren
8ioeritanoes EN-, llno fam balo ans
ieinemSauie beraus. 8olisiiten iiber.
fiibrten i'm Vt einem bereititebenoen
MntonobiI IN oas Srtsaefananis.
Ter iiingere Ttpinan begnb fid) AM
9ienstag nad) Hodeiter iIito iein
gater diBerte lib su einem 9ad,bar,
oaB iein Sobn iid uu3urehnungs.
fdbig geberoe, lno 0ob er ibn am
liebitca eiiliperren loiieit tuiir0e. am
abenb fam Der jiiigere Eipinun in
angetrunfenem 3titanoe 5m oenlieI-
ben gfahbor, unO iagte unter bette
gem 8eItifulieren. man fonne ieef
ihon Die 2eihe ieines 8oters meg.
ihaffen laiien, ba bod ole Sotea
nift ielbit lit bon 9rt 5u Srt be-
geben. @r bate bic 9siitoIe in Der
Sano laln erfIarfes er Der0e ie0en.
Der it'd f1nr In ben @eg ifeue, er.
idieBen. Ger Ra6bdr oeiien Runie
Cor iIt,s berilthte sergebIieb, fih Der
8affe ou beindhtieen uno foroerte
ben augenfbeinlid) SSrrlinniaen ouf.
|iein Sans 81 berIaiien. Eipirran lei.
itete Der aitfforoerung fSoIqe. Id5oB
aber nehrere Mdle auf Cor ourf
oas offenitebenoe iSenifer. Cor Be.
|nahrihtigte iofort Die 8eh6r6en ino
Silfsiberiffs utngaben in fur3er 3eit
oas Sous oes gtegers, iit 0os er qe.
iliihtet mar, nno ourcb oeiien Sen.
fter er SdntB auF Sd)nB abgab uuo
Die porerudhuten geoi1tten t6tete
un0 idpper nertpiinoete.
Die Menge, oie iif I'm gerInufe
Oes &adinittages dnaeionfnleft bat.
te uno Ote oal Cob 0es lSberiffg' be.
3engt bate unb 3eiige Ser blutioen
Borgdnge aetueien mar. fonnte mr
NIT Wfiibe abqehaIten tueroen, Sen
geeger III lpnEben.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1912-01-14
Garnegie-auSlage
Der Stahlmagnat beriDGbrt iIdl ae-
gen Die IRidHlSiaang, Rabalte
pcrIanst 5u babsH.
Die aaafinmme.
@oi6mgton. 10. San.


snorau 9arneaie erihlen beute
Dor Der Stablrnit ilnteeiudlunds.
fomnIiiiioH uno muroe pom 0em &or-
llserOen StanIeo einaei1wo-en. Gr
mabte intereliante alngaben pom BE.
gimme ieineS gsirfens in ser Sta6I.
braute an. sSm Saisfs Ses 8erhors
geiBeIte er id)uri 0as beitebea0e
8onflnitem III Den @ereinigten Staa.
ten uu0 unnnte es cine Scbanoe Der
Civilization. Gieiem Spitenl ihie6t
er AUDI Die aIleinioe SbuIo an 9uni.
fen Su
Serr Carnegie gab anffIdrnrl
ooriiber, iuie Die Carnegie Steel
Company in oen Belts bon iiiaf
SedIteIn Der aftien Ser .0lioer
Ntining @ompanp@ @moe Ser 90er
Sabre geldngt lit. Il
slIs er iiber Die giBeIbeiten ser
8alIfiuume hefroat tpuuoe, aab er
misaueihenoe slnhuorten uno er.
Hdrte, idIiebIid, Dab er nit 0en 3if.
fern nidlt pertrout iei,
Serr Carnegie puroe nad oeu
ndbereu llniitdnoen geiragi, unter.
oenen er iih ettidIob ieiue @eieII.
ldait an Die Steel Corporation 5u
nerfaitieu.
Serr Carnegie erflIrte IN Idngerer
Reoe. ooB rr idlnn lanee lih ieiner
@eidoitsi9raen bobe entleoigen mol.
len, ais Serrnann Sd)tpab. Der oa.
mails Er6iioent DER aonipanie mar,
ais Stoseianoter s. 9Sierpont Wor.
gans 81 ibm getommei iei uuo ibn
Die 6roee noraeIeat babe. OBJ er be.
obiiAtige, iih nomSeibafte suriidsiI.
Sieben IIno mie pieI er fir ieiuen an.
tell annebnieu iuiiroe.
sd, teiIte .Serrn Sthpob mil,
feote Serr Carnegie, .oaL id bereii
bin suriid3utreten. oaB aber cine
enogiltige gntideiouug nnr i'm Gin.
perit1ESnis nit neinen @eldaftsteiI.
babern getroffen iuer0en fann.
SD beiddittgte mid oamaIs nit
Blanen. nieinen Heihtum 5u bIei.
benoeu, Der glagenieinbeit niieenoen
@inridtnugen 3u uerwerteH. @err
Shipob perliderte, OoB Die Gie-
MditsteiIbaber feline @intpeuounpen
MAIDEN fpiirDen, un0 er erItatteie
&errn Moraan @eriht itber unIer
@,elpr1d. gr fam IN filrser 3elt
iDieOef lno iaete. Sgrr Moraai luiin.
icbe Die Senuiiumne fennen 81 Ter.
men. @ir ituoierten aenieiniam Die
Bidder uno gerihte nno talner iibgr.
Elm 420,000,000 Dollars 3u perlan.
gen. uno Serr Moraun mar nit bent
s8reiie einDeritanocn.
sd babe feline aroBere 5nnlme
oerlonet. uit0 i'd niod)te gerne oen
@eridten ein Gnbe bereitcn, oa6 if
einen mperib1mt bobeH Breis per-.
langt babe. uno geDartet babe, bis
ibn ieniano bejabIt sSdl hattie einen
piel boberen 8reis iteIlen f6nnen uno
er mare mir belpilligt poroen~
&err Carnegie bermabrte iid) euts
ibieOen, oaB ieiner stompaauie ie.
moIs @abatte eeludhrt lpuroen.
Serr Carnegie erfI1rte, oaB Die
8enniulpaninbabn ihm iebr bobe Ho.
TEN abuerIaftgt babe, unO oas allein
iei Der @runo Der jnbrelangen 3pi'
ltidfeiten deipeien
Durd, GrobunaefL ielblt 8abnen
su 6auen, babe er oieies gahnimtenrI
ae5tprngeL ibm bic JOINT itblideh
Mateu aiisunefteheu.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1912-01-14
Wagernoi in ST conis.
Seamte oes @eiunObsitsamtss be-
fiirateu oas sluftrsten eiHsr
Sbpbnsepiormie.
gorilatsmasressla.
81. aouis, 10. ;tn.

[
Der SduIiuperinteHont lies bente
Oie eItern Der SbulfinOer in an iie
gerldteten 9riefen anlueiien, Den
ShHlern nbgefotbtes gSniier in Sla.
iheH taglih Tnit3ugeben, 0as lpdb-
ren6 oerShuIitiln0en getruaten tper.
ben ioIlfe. Gieie NsnBnabme mar not.
iuenoig, ba ein GrIsB nerbietet, oas
Itdotiid]e Woiier in ben Sd)itl8eb1u.
Den 3u trinten. Die grunuen unO
@aHerIeitungen Der 5hnlen iin0 be.
boroiid) geiperrt iporoen, uno mer-
oen nid)t fUieoerer0ftnet rueroen, bis
oaS Bniier0epartmert Die 8aijer.
perbdItuIlie ouI eiien nermnIen
3uitnito sebrad,t bat @alier mugta
belite oireft pom SSluiie in Die Doi.
ierleitungsn gepunlpt iuer0en, uno
Beanie oes Belinobeitsoultes be.
fiirhten ben ausbrud elmer Supbus.
epioeulie.
ct. Qouis. 10. San.
Die 8efpobner uon st. Souis trim.
fen nttr nbgefohteS 8aIier. 9as
Gintreten elmer Ballernot miro niht
nur BON ben bes getpobnten Grlinfes
beraIbten bart eitlpfnnoen IonOern|
Der 9etrieb oieler sSnoultrien nnO
@eifafte lit NIT einem Stilitano
6eorobt.
St. Qouis, 10. San.
llniere Gtaot lit i6on felt elmer
@obe ourh @efrieren Der g9aiier.
5ufubr in Der id3Iinlnlitsn 0ot, uno
beute erreihte 0ieielbe eineu oerar-
tiaen Sobepunft, 0aB ole geboroen
iih ae5nungeu iaben ungereitigte5
8Siier, lpelhess 6urh Die gnsmiin-
oung pea ab5ugsfon1Ien in oehI
Chicago ui6 ssuinois Stub beid,mutt
'iit birett in Die it1Otiihen 8oiier.I
reierpoirs 5u pumpen. Gurdl ole
eroerlfIihen WlitteI bat man intmer.
bin periuht, oas Bolt onf bic ernIte
@efdbr altfniertiom su MAIDEN. uno
ben Hat erteiIt, feinen Sropfen I'M.
gefodten Waiiers al beui,ben.
9ie Mnbeuier 9uih Brauerei bat
oen er5Bten Cell ibrer 5000 Wonn
betragerroen arbeitsit1rfe entlaIien
uno broui feineu Sropfen Bier. Bd.
idereien uno anoere 8etriebe foIgeaI
Dem BeiipieI.
Sim ibIintn1iten III es fiir ben Hall
eines sseuers befteIlt, oenu Der gbef
oes gronbtpeiens erfIGrte. oab er garf
nidjt anssnriideu braude, oenn er|
Itanbe ieIbit oen neiniten 5euer obneI
@oiier mofirfos aeaeniiber.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1912-01-14
Ginaeidlneit.

@rato gapioS, Did, 10. San.
8ng gto. I Der Bere giorapette.
gabn. meIdcr Gbieago am Dlontag
lim Mifternadt berlieB uno bier
geitern ntorgen 6 llbr 20 aain. iaI.
la mar, trof "a Stnnoen Bu ipdt IN
Der hieiigen ltnion 5tation elm. Der
Bug mar aeitern oen gauseu Gag in
eine9 GdneelaiDine begrabeH una
nnlBte berausgei6auieli peroeH.
Gas 0oiier mar perbrauht. bad
5eler aeloiht un0 gtabrungsmittef
feblten, 70 Dab Die Heiienoen groBt
Sfrnpnaen AZ hritehen hatten.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1912-01-14
Baltimore IFS!
Ser oemOfratiide 9ntiuRaIfOnpent
pirS in Baltimore, &s., absebal.
ten nnS am %. Snni crSffnet
merseH.
Die @afirahaas.
ggoibiusiou, 9. San.

@oibiHston, 8. San.
Die 0emofratilebe 9tatioualtcnpen.
ton miro in Baltimore ltartEnDeu
uHo Gienitag. oen 25. Snni eroifnet
Deroen. Vim Spatnnbniittas ent.
i1ie0 0as oemofratijhe 3atioHalfos
mite Baltimore ben 8orrans 5u &c.
ben, aob0em Die 8ertreter pom ct.
Soais, Gbicaso. Genper uno 1eap
9ors ibre Staote ut 6ereoteu @Or-
ten ongeboten batten,
Der @ettitreit. Der iib 5tuilnen
ben 8ertretern ser Staote entipaun.
0auerte mebrere 5tunoen. Die Ser.
tiinoianne, 0aB Baltimore Sur SION.
ueniionsItaot eripabIt tuor0en lei,
murOe nit Iebboitem applaus be.
griiBt.
Baltimore. no. 8. san.
Die oemofratijde 2ationaIfoapen.
tiou miro in Der @aftenbane Des
fiiniten Regiments abgebnlteil mer-
ben. Gieie Salie bat einen groBefen
6oIinnesplint, ais ir9eno EN- anoe.
res @eb1uoe Der Staot. ltngefdbr
1900 Wienihen f0nnen bequem
untersebrudt perOen Oas 8orban-
oenlein non 5tpei 9oIfonen, elmer
@allerie nno zines miangreid)en
9ooens ermogIid)en cine 6anIife gr.
oie 0as 5aliungsperin6.
gen ollf 10000 erboben tuiiroe. Die
afuiht ioll cine ansge3eihnete iein.
8ie q 4ompaguie3immer eignen fid)
iebr gut su aoniitaiamern, uno oas
@nmnaiium. bos iih uumitieIbar
binter Der 9iibne befinoet, miro fir
Die gertreter Der greiie einaerihtet
mer0en.
Die @oifenhaIIe befinoet li6 i'm
noroIidJen Teile Der Stoot uno in
nnntitteIbarer ge1be oes 3entral.
babnbofes. Die @Ieftriite ioret Fiir
eine CUTE @erbinSiins nit allen Sei.
len Der Stoot, uno cine 8obrts BON
is NHnuten lit notig. Inn gum @e.
idaits5entriim Su geInngen,
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1912-01-14

foIge bemnbrt Die Equitable" @ert.
papiere i'm ungef1bren @erte bon
300.000.000 In Ibrer gIbteiIiluq
Der 4nnyergcluoIbe. Die 6omiIie @ar-
rinlnn 1926, ,0000 900 nnO 9bomas
9lDon ION In feiiren ;yud,e $i00, ,000..
600 neponiert hGben- gIiuh Die ssa.
mile @oulo bat ftte @ertpnpiere
bier hinter Sd)IoB nnO RiegeI.
Die 2eiche oes 8otoillonheis
@aIfb fonnte bisher nod nidlt aebor.
gen tperoen. Die 2eid)e zines onoeren
Wsonnes, Die 5uin SeiIe iidjtbar lit,
fann nnter ben geiualtiaen Stein.
blofen nidlt berbcrge3ogen rueroen,
bts Ole notiaen 8anpffrabne an
Ort uno SteIle ongelangt iino.
aleratloer WiiIIar, Der Sefretir
Der barrimonifen g3dhuInSteme
nahm beitte Die Ruinen 0es cbeb1l.
oes In 9lugenfhein. Saf,nerit1n0ioe
bebaupten, bob Die gan3eraencI5e
Dem 5euer nno Dem aeiuaItiaen
8rllfe boIlfommen @ioeritano ae.
leiltet haben, nno oab oas eSnnere
Der @epolbe boIlfonmen itrtaft 1T.
Die Geforattonen Der 8dnbe un0 6ie
3efe iollen gar feline 5puren Der
aotaItropbe trngen.
Rem yorf, 10. 3onuar.
Die @dhdftsfirmen, Ole lidl IN
Dem sgmericnn grhdrqe geotiouo[
9anf building" bef!noen, murben
bente aufaeforoert. Die @eld,1itgr1u.
me augenblidIih ta perloIien. gs
miro befiirdtet. Dab Die nod iteaen.
ben Wmlern oes ,@anitable Bulb.
ing" einitiir3en nno Oas auf Der an.
oeren Seite Der geoar 5treef 5eitn6.
Iihe @ebouoe beid)doigen fonnteu
lie Sutton Street" llnterarlm0.
babu miro aeiperrt meroen, oa bic
@efahr zines 8unneIeinitur5es nahe
liegt i'm Sale bic BnnseraeiuoIbe
Dem aiif ibnen laiten0en Crude nof).
geben ioIlten.
gleu Dort, 10. San.
gtiht Dor beute 9lbeno 0iirfte bas
sseuer i'm equitable @ebau0e bod.
itdnoig geloidt iein, trosoem bic Rni.
nen iest nur nod aus einem Stod.
Uerf Hber Der Groe oeiteben. Die
gan3e Jiadt binourh murOen unter
Der geleuhtuilg non 0rei np1dtigen
51einnerfern oes. 5ingerturnes
5Dasig uldhtise Baiieritroblen in
0as @ebdu0e geihIeitoert, a6er Der
gdn5e aeaerranm leudtet nod, INNER
in 8eibgliit. Die 3abl Der aeitern &c.
nleloetenOpfer bat iich gIiidliherIpeiie
uidt pergr0Bert. Bon ben iefs ~.
ten itno flint ibentiibiert. Ter geidr
nam bes gataillonfefe @dlib iit
nod nid)t gefiinDen iporoen. 3rei.
un05nnn5ig perionea trligeu Ser.
lebnngeH 0doon.
an Die Siherbettsgetpolbe fam
man natiirlih erit gelanaenJ DenH
oas 5euer poIIIt1n6ig geloidt lit; tie
entbaIteH Merte I'm Betrage BON
ST ,200;O00.000.
SIN ollgeneincn miro Der eigen'
tumsiho0en nifyt mebr 10 bod
tariert, oeHn oas BebGuoe NOR alt.
mooiih uHo Ddre bod mutmaBlh
balo gGnIIen. Sur Der finite &ed
Der gnros Der eaiiitnbIe Beriihe.
rungsgeieaidait befnnO iih nod IN
oemieIben.
% Elm neues. eIdn5enoes Saus
aus ben giuinen eritebeu miro, I'll
nod nitt 6eIhloIier. Tas @rano'
it'd 1T 6as tperfponite Gin5eIltiif in
Der S.dbt Rem gorf, uno lhon ieii
ussrsTsn SaRreH Iisss bsi seusSsast-
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1912-01-14
esnananriernna.

ANNAPOLIS, NO, 10 San
pbiIipps See @oloborougb murSe
beute inter oroBen 5eierliAteiten oIs
Bouperneur oes StoateS Wlnrplano
iHGuguriert. 9iobert B. @rabam
murOe oon ibm gum Gtaatsiefretdr
ernnnnt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1912-01-14
9rnIphun.
Qerinnton.

NtIIIIUIUH, I'd. aSuT,
Gurt 5n friih5eitiges GrpIooierm
bon Gunanitpatronen, melde bel
oeal gnbnbau Der gerington uno
@ditern 9abn beHubt peroen ioIlten.
tplnoen speI 9Ir5eiter ailf Der Stele
aetotet, 4BC6renD ein oritter baIo
oarnuf in Soipital itarb. 2esterer
mar glnge!a EonoaJ5o aus 6bicago.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1912-01-14
sdlaocnfenrr.
aanins @itp, Wio, 10. San.

Sfanins @itp, Wto., 10. San.
3tuan5ig aonlpagnien iSeuertuebrs
leute befoupftei beiite bel grimmif
ger a1lte ein 3ener, lpeIdes Dos fiinf,
it5dige Gebauoe Ser Butler Dtfa. so.
eindidlerte. Der S1aomt betr1gt
$75, 900.
gaaterIoo. sSoipn. IL. San.
gei 10 @rao nnter glna brad ge.
fern glbeno in Den slnlaaen Der
Yeerleb Cream Separator SO. Elm
fSetier ans. luelhes 6ieielben bis aui
Den @runO 5erit5rte. Die iSeueripebr
itanb Dem granOe mad)tIos gegen.
fiber Ger Iotalperluit miro 1ui
100000 be3iiiert. BON tpeIden nut
$4,000 nerlifert iino.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1912-01-14
sn @efahr.
9Qep gort. 10 Sal

gkYIV JVfN ~, a3NH.
Capt. gbitejter BON dem Globe
ainien Daimler ) 9IrapaApne berid).
tet brabtlos. 0aB Der IreimaItidcner
,B1iaie n. gobpnnan" bon Tarien.
Ga, iih in idhperer SeeHot iieben
D1eilen IiiooftIih pom abiecon Setter,
AnaHtic GitD, befiHoet. Der Re.
oe1ue Gutter ,WohaiDf% lit SIR Siiie.
letitiinq abdeqnnQeu.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1912-01-14
Biz nene sdlifft.

Gan 5raueisco. 10. San.
Ole 9aciiic 9aiI Steamibip so
plant oen gau pou bier neueH gro
BEN Gantpferu i'm eieiumtbetrag
bon $tf 100000 fir oie 9inie Rem
Dorts5nn i7raHcisco nah oem SrieH
eara ben Qanamataaak
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1912-01-14

bauamt Der Blan, oitf oe,rieiben ein
81 Gtod bobes @ebait0e 5um st0iten.
anihlaq Dpn$25, 100000 3li erbaueii.
7os @ebduoe wiir6e 200 Sub bober
ais ssg NaetEopslitGD LgrHi pereeR.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1912-10-17
Publication Notice of Application
for Permit.

In the District Court of the State
of Iowa, Decatur County. October
Term, 1912.
In the matter of the Application
of R. E. Ross, registered Pharma-
cist, for permit to Buy, Keep and
Sell Intoxicating Liquor.
NOTICE.
To Whom 1t May Concern:
Notice is hereby given, that the
application of the undersigned r. E.
ttoss, a registered Pharmacist No.
1891 doing business under the firm
name of R. E. Ross & Co., of Deca-
tur City, in County of Decatur,
State Of Iowa, praying for permit
to Buy, Keep and Sell Intoxicating
Liquors in a certain brick building
situated on west II feet of east half
of lot eleven and east S. feet Of west
half of lot eleven all in block H.,
Decatur City, in county OF Decatur,
State of Iowa, will be on file in the
Office of the Clerk of the District
court of said County, on or before
the 3Oth day of September, 1912,
and that said cause will come on for
hearing in said court at the October
term of said court, to be begun and
held at Leon, Iowa, on the 2Sth day
of October, 1912.
K. E. ROSS,
7-St Applicant
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1912-10-17
WORM REMEDY FOR HOGS
Used Successfully by Animal Hus-
bandry Section, Iowa Agricul-
tural Experiment Station.
Ames, Iowa.

Formula for hogs infected with
worms.
santonin, 21z grains.
Areca nut, l dram.
Calomel, Il grain.
Sodium Bicarbonate, u dram.
The above amounts constitute q
dose for a 100 pound pig. For larg-
er or smaller pigs use proportionate
amounts. Feed should be withheld
TOR at least Is hours before giving
the above mixture. Repeat dose in
eight or ten days to make sure all
worms are expelled.
Formula to be Used as a Preventa-
tive.
This is to be kept before the pigs
at all times, but must be kept under
cover to prevent waste.
Glaubers Salts, 3 parts.
Salsoda, 3 parts.
Copperas or Iron Sulphates, 3
parts.
Common Salt, 1 part.
Sulphur, l part.
The above mixture when made I'D
IN large quantities should not cost
more than 2 or cents per pound.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1912-10-17
son ARRESTED FOR QUAD
RIPPLE MURDER.
Ray Pfanschmidt is Charged with
Horrible Axe Murder in Illinois.

Quincy, ILL.,, Oct. S.-Ray Pfan-
schmidt was today arrested for the
murder in connection with the Plan
schmidt quadruple murder case. The
formal charge is that of the murder
~ ~ blanche Pfanschmidt, sister of
tne accused young man, Young
F1anscmldt is % years old.
o n on the morning of Sunday, Sept.
~ the bodies of Charles A Plan
schinldt, Mrs. Matilda Pfanschmidt,
thelr daughter, Blanche, and Emma
haempen were found in the ruins
OF the Pfanschmidt home, twelve
miles southeast of Quincy, near Pay
son. IN Adams county. The condi-
tion of the bodies proved conclu-
slVely that the four persons had
peen murdered and had not been
burned to death.
suspicion at once fell on Raw
Pfanschmidt, the only SURVIVING
member OF the family. The Pfan-
schmldts were we'll insured and the
estate is estimated at $4,000. De-
spite the fact that detectives from
an parts of the country came to in
'estlgate the crime, no arrests were
made all last week. States Attor-
hev Gllmer insisted that not enough
evidence existed to arrest Plan
schmidt or any other person. To-
oay unusual evidence was discover
ed IN an accidental manner.
j.. l.. Freese, who lives north of
quincy near the railroad construc-
tlon camp where Ray Pfanschmidt
was employed, was making improve
ments on his place. He moved an
clubhouse and under it he discovered
a bloodstained khaki uniform. Plan
scnmldt has generally worn such a
UNIFORM. The bloodnounds last
Monday followed Pfanschmidt's
buggy from the scene of the murder
10 the camp. On this evidence the
young man was taken into custody
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1912-10-17
>. A. Bryant Accepts Good Position
at Abba.

The Osceola Democrat of last
week has the following notice of the
removal of j. A. Bryant and family
from Osceola to Abba. They are
wen known in Leon, Mrs. Bryant be-
ing daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. W
II. Moore, of this city:
d. A. Bryant has resigned his DO
sltlon as manager of the Jamison.
Lewis & Co., store in this city and
goes to Abba Monday where he has
position as manager of the drv
goods department of the Strasburger
store. He still retains his financial
interest in the store here for tho
present.
Mr.. Bryant has been manager Of
the Jamison, Lewis & Co, store sinca
they commenced business in Osceola
sen years ago next January and by
MS untlrlng efforts has built up an
immense trade for the firm. He is
an Industrious and capable business
man and with years of experience
thoroughly understands his work
location. III"
1t is with regret that the firm ac-
cepted Mr.. Bryant's resignation but
nave been successful in securing Mr.
Ed Hemphill to take charge Of the
dry goods department until January
list. Mr.. Hemphill is experienced in
the business as he formerly was a
travelling salesman for dry goods
ana at the present time sells cloth
ing.
Mr.: Bryant will move his family
10 Abba the last of next week or the
first of the next. Their manv
!rlends mere are sorry they are leav-
ing our city but the best wishes of
an go with them for future happi-
ness and prosperity.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1912-10-17
The 1ri p to California
Under Special Care.

You feel like sorting out and
tying together the memories of this
trip and keeping them separate from
all other trips" A woman recently
said this after pleasant experience
on a Burlington Route PERSONALLY
Conducted" excursion party to Cali
fornia. She travelled alone, but
met many agreeable people on the
car, which was in charge of a special
conductor. This good-natured offic-
ial was a well-informed. courteons
man who went all the way through
with the party, looking after every
ones comfort and attending to all
the little details of the trip. Thus
woman or child in one of these
parties can travel with perfect safety
and freedom from care.
IT you would like to know more
about the Burlington's comfortable.
popular and inexpensive personally
conducted excursions to. California,
through scenic Colorado and Salt
Lake City, please write me a postal
and I'll be glad to send you COPY
of our illustrated folder, describing
the trip in detail, the scenery, the
choice of routes, telling all about
how to join one of these parties and
containing one of the best maps of
California ever published. c. M.
Ketcham, Ticket Agent, Burlington
Route, Leon, Iowa.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1912-10-17

The Record Herald's poll puts
Taft third. Illinois puts Roosevelt
first, says the Record. If the election
were held now. That being the case
who is likely to gain votes between
now and November? Il,
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1912-10-17

eXcelIed DR.. Pierce Golden MEDICAL DScOverY
eyceric without alcohoD of boodroot golden
seal and Oregon grape root, stone root mandrake and
queens with black cherrybark.
"My husband sufferer from stomach trouble and
impure bood' writes Mrs. JAMES H. ARTIN, Of Frank
fort Ky He had his face that would form
scab which would dry and drop off in about month then
another would Immediately form. 1t continued this way
for long time He tried every remedy that any would
suggest but found relief He then tried Dr. Pierces
Golden Medical Discovery which completely cured him: He
has stayed cured for two years and recommend this
valuable medicine for impurities of the blood.
Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets regulate and nveorate
stomach liver bowels. Coated tiny granules
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1912-10-17
How The Body Mills Germs.

white
of blood
The fountain head
Of a
properly his
red blood