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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-03-02
NOT GUILTY" IS
JURY'S VERDICT
IN MURDER CASE
Ernest Schrader, on Trial at
Cambridge, Is Set Free
This Morning.
EVIDENCE NOT POSITIVE
Was Too Circumstantial i'm Nature to
Cause Jurors to Infiict the
Death Penalty.
Especial to The Argus0

Cambridge, ILL.,. March 1--WE, the
jury, find the defendant hot guilty"
was the verdict which this morning
set Ernest Schrader free and cleared
him of the charge of having murdered
Ignatz Schmidt of Geneseo on the night
of July "a. Those who were in the
court at Cambridge this morning and
heard the verdict were not little sur
prised, as it was felt that the master
full talk of States Attorney c. E.
Sturtz before the jury yesterday after
noon would go long way towards Sc
curing conviction.
The jury retired last night at sos
and made its report at $40 this morn
ing. There was little hesitancy in ar
irving at an agreement, as the states
case had been based only on circum-
stantial evidence, which, though strong
against the defendant, was not consid'
cred sufficient to warrant a death pen.
al
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-21
BREWERY employees FIRM
Say They Will Insist on Their De.
mand for Increased Wages.
FIVE PER CENT RAISE OFFERED
But the Brewery workers Say that
rs Not Enough aud that They
Il. Must Have Tea 60 Fifteen
Per Cent Advance,

by unanimous vote OF the brewery
workers branches $40. % and % OF the
local Union decided yesterday afternoon
to stand by their demands for 3 10 10 Is
per cent increase Of wages. II was further
decided that the less than per cent IN
crease offered as a compromise by the
brewers be rejected.
The bosses have refused TO come 70 y
conference" said the secretary of one Of
the locals, and have offered US 81 each
per week all around. but we will insist
on from 10 TO Is per cent However. We will
80 to any extremity to prevent a strike"
Request for raise and for confer
ence win be taken before the brewers by
the grievance committee or the arbitra.
ton committee Of the Central Labor
union. .st4
Between 900 and 100 workers attended
the meeting yesterday afternoon and
whom the vote to stand by the original
demand was taken there was no Dissent
ing vote. All except two or three who
we're sick attended the meeting. Brewery
employees all belong to the union and all
are affected by the demand for an In
crease OF pay,
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-21
Baby in Arms Stops
Two Bullets Sent at
Woman by Assailant

LITTLE rocK. Ark. MAY sc.-sirs. r..
r. Coulter, victim Of an attempted at'
tack. lives tonight because her e-mcnihr-
old baby. lying on her breast. caught IN
It's own Attle body tho bullets fired At
her by her baffled ssssilant. Tue baby
died instantly.
Tnis city has been tsrrcrizsd lately b.
a series Of attempted attacks on women
committed by q mysterious person whom
the police call lack. the shooter"
This afternoon Mayer CHARLES C. Tay'
lor issued a proclamation calling upon
the citisens Of Little Rock TO arm, them
selves and aid the police In capturing or
killing the psowisr
Early this morning the man entered tho
Coulter residence. three blocks from m,
center OF the business district. and at
tackled Mrs. Coulter. who held her baby
IN her arms. she made sutcfy and the
Intruder fired at her twice. both bullets
striking the child.
The murderer fled. Half an hour after.
ward the same man. u Is thought. en-
tered the residence Of ". M. Henklns. y
halt block from the main business street
He fired at Mrss Hankins and two pc-
lioemen who were Attracted by her cries
Tho police emptied their rsvoivers a.
him 81 he ran. bot he escarsd again.
Recently, supposedly the same man
has attacked one and wounded two othe.
women and made unsuccessful attsnpti
to attack several others.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-21
Remains Of Seven
Bodies Are Buried
in One Casket

YANKToN. s. D.. May so.--tsp.ciail--
In one casket there arrived IN ysnkton
for burial the charrsd remains OF = hus-
band. his wife and their five Iittis chill
dren., Mr.. and Mrs, Peter Peterson. for
meriy OF Violin. this county. and their en-.
tire family were burned 70 death In their
little home on the family claim at Presho.
There was some doubt at first as TO the
cause Of death. but this was removed pm
a search OF the ruined house BY Martin
Olson. a brother az Mrs. Petersen. II
was found that an incubator had no
doubt set fire 10 the house and the flames
we're not discovered In time for the fam.
lily to escape death. The Oldest girl had
Jumped ON Of window. evidently, as
her little charred form was found OUT
side the house. The bones or the mother
were found near the kitchen stove. and
the remains Of the balance OF thu family
about the house. The Gre took place
at night and there are no witnesses to
the terrible fate that for the first time
In the history Of the state had overtaken
family OF seven by fire. The funeral
took place at Violin. near here. ar
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-21

csrs-fr~i
csrs-fsssi

Fuss no more with bloody KNIVES and.
raxors--with shiny. saves and sticky
STICKING plsstersi Bother no more vita
bulky straps, cotton wads. cloth. Dough-
nuts and similar nulsancesi No more need
adding insult 10 injury.
Foot-torture days are overl Praise b.
10 Blngni Great. wonderful, Corn-Con-
auering Bingoi Worst corns- quickly
Yield 10 Its whitening touch. inflamma-
ton and pain stop as II BY magic" No
harm TO normal flesh. Corn or callous
Just fades sway-you ped II off. cast Il
from. your dsht-foot roubis then u
merely o memory!
Make no mistake. II pestered with
corns. bunions. esiiouses. warts--seversl-
IN or collectively BINGo you want,
There isn't anything 'just as good" Il
a. druxsixss', 2ss- or 1iroct upon rscsipt 4
mice. by Dennisrn rharmseal Co. Ill No. psar-
born 81. chiefEa. IN ssit IN THIS city bv
Sherman Aeconneii Drug Co. 18Th and podg1
iah and Harnsy, ,ah snd raruan- slss Lnya
rhsrmacy. so7-s No fsth 81 -
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-21

and letters IN relation to other matters
connected with the convention" said
Mr. New. and nothing was done re-
garding the temporary Craftsmanship. !
win have no announcement 10 make re
sarding the Craftsmanship tonight"
There was considerable speculation re-
garding the chsirmsnship by politicians
today. ana . number o. runnors In that
connection were heard at the headquarters
Of the rspuhlieaa national COMMITTEES at
a lake front hotel None OF the runners.
however. could be verified, as Chairman
New OF the subcommittee and ssere-
tary William Hayward refused to dis
cuss the reports.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-21
BODY OF WELL DRESSED MAN
FOUND IN SAN PEDRO HARB0R

LCl; ANGELES. May D.-The body OF
an unidentified man was found floating
In the inner hsrhof at San Pedro today
BY a fisherman. His hands were tied to-
gether with . heavy cord and. the skull
Was fractured in two places. The body
was weighted with forty-pcund iron
bar six feet Ions. This body is that Of q
man about Is years old, six feet one inch
in height and weighs about 800 pounds
The clothes are excellent broadcioth
such az IL worn by c'ergymen.
Persistent Advertislns Is the Road to
Big Returns.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-21
Saved from Rapids by
Three Mems Bravery

NIAGARA FALLS, y. Y. May 1.-lons
Of the most daring rescues IN the history
OF Niagara Fails was effected today BY
Aran Kevorkian. an Armenian. who
waded out waist deep into the rapids a
short distance above the cataract and
pulled 10 shore with pike pole the un-
conscious form of Henry j. smith. 20
years old. OF Buffalo.
Ksvorkian was assisted by David Cor
don and Park Constable Thomas Harfins,
ton, VINO termed human chain anchcr-
ing the Armenian to the shore aud en-
abung him to resist the current which
was especially strong. owing to the aish
water.
smith was walking alongt the narrow
path sklrting the river about DO test
above the falls when he missed his foot
ing and fell into tho turbulent stream.
lie soon became exhausted In his efforts
to reach shore and was floating with his
head undef water when caught by
Kevorkiah with his pole less than 100 feet
above the brink, smith was soon restored
to oonscieusuess. apparently none the
worse for nis experience.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-21

Tnaversed by the
ATLANTA, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
TIC RAILROAD.
Lands adapted to the widest range OF
crops, All the money crops Of the south
beautifully produced. For literature treat
ing with this coming country, Its soil.
climate, church and school advantages,
write
w. B. LEAHY. DEPT X,
General Passenger Agent.
ATLANTA, GA.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-21
ooyERNMENT NOTICES

MAMMOTH HOT SPRINGS. WYO..
May Is. 1911 Scaled proposals In trip
Iicate will be received here until : p. m.
June 10. 1872 and then publicly opened.
for furnishing labor. and materials for
constructing Annex 70 Hospital, fneiud-
ms. plumbing. healing, electric wiring ana
fixtures. At Fort Yetlowstone. Wyo. In
formation furnished on Application. En-
velopes oontstalng. proposals. to be In
dcrsed Proposals FOR Annex to Hospi-
tar and ADDRESSED 20 Constructing Quar-
termaster, M5i,si-ssEl u
MAMMOTH Hot SPRINGS. Mo,
Nay Is. 1872 Sealed proposals In trip
licate viii be received here until Up. m
June 10, 1917. and then publicly opened,
for furnishing and installing pevs and
otfer furniture IN Chapel at Fort yell
lowstoue. Wyoming. Information fur
nished on Application. Envelopes con-
taining proposals 70 be indorsed Pro
poSals for Furniture IN Chapel" and adj
dressed to ConstFucting Qgartsrmaster.
M3o-1-zz-2s-5iJ1
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-21

TRrcK FAR,fINn

Eseryeody's doing il Doing vhzt7
Raising crops all the year around AID
reallxinx from 500 to s1.1o persaefe. Bar
you have 10 be In San Benito. Join oar
excursion Tuesday and see this grea1
country Write Us or call at our office.
GULF COAST DEVELOPMENT CO..
ia Brzndsis Building. ;.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-21

go BUYS REIMBURSEMENT In Mellstts
county. South Dakota. In the famous
Rosebud county. located near Whtts
River, the county seat. Jackson Bros..
Omaha office. lie City Rational Bank
Bldg. "
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-21
t REAL ESTATE
FARM a RANCH LANDS FOR SALE
California.

IF You are interested IN California
land for fruit or chicken raising. call on
rfxa 4 westberg. sis Bee Bldg. Omaha
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-21
Nevada.

fM-AcRE north Arkansas improved
farm. near town; about LOO bearing
trees. 5000 John L Maufer, Omaha
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-21
Aekrass.

FOR SALE--Keya Paha county, Ne
braeka, 30 acres q miles ". w. Of SPRING
view, 800. J.. j. Case Threshing Machine
Co., Racine. Wis.
MUST sacrifice fine ranch In Nebraska
only $50 miles from Omaha. Thickly set
tied neighborhood. near good town and
near school. I'D acres decided and have
long time school land lease on adjoining
section. Total. i.S4 acres. Some timothy,
80 acres fine bottom hay land. Pasture
land well grazsed. four acres win support
one animal Good buildings. Corn and po-
tafoss do we'll Land values around there
Increasing fast Immediate possession
Address Boa q. Council Bluffs. la
HOAEsTEAD-sso acre. rich farm land
for tI7B, fling tees and all Ne ssna
hills. J. A. Tracy. Kinbail EehL
seo-ACRE RANCH with good Improve
ments, some timber and running water:
100 acres under cultivation and mostly
ell rood fam land A good ranch for In
vestnaent or a home; bargain at I'll per
acre. Ray W. Hitchcock, Cody. .Neo. =.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-21
Msatana.

FIFTEEN years 10 pay 1910 per acre
for Montanas choicest irrigated farm.
lands; 1000 acres now open under the
Carey act at Waller. Mont, % bushels OF
wheat. 10 bushels of oats, " bushels Of
flax per acre. Write today. Clinton.
HURT q Co. Boz .. Waller. Mont.
RANCHEs-szooo to iloa,Ooo. Send for
list. Shopen 4 Co.. Ranch psalefs.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-21
FOR SALE OR ExcHANGE
Farm Ranch

Highly improved; all fixed up. only l.
mile Of town on main line Of r. r. For
further information address owner. fole
Glenwood Ave. Omaha. Nee.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-21
IMPROVED FARM.

Close to town; no waste land. not far
from Omsha. good TERMS reasons for
selling: no agents. Address owner, n
2sS Omaha Bee. sFs~
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-21
REAL ESTATE
FARM 4 RANCH LANps FoR SALE

FARM q RANCH LANDS ron SALE
Canada.
CANADA LAND
80 acres rich black loan soil One milo
from town OF Bruce on Grand Trunk Pa.
cific railway in Alberta: rs acres under
crop. A beautiful farm, well located. at y
bargain. The Phillips atimer Co.. 80
whyte Ave. Edmonton. South Alberta.
Canada.
Colorado.
2ose acres Kiowa county. Colorado. all
level: water at % feet; IS an acre; to
settle an estate VIII contract TO retail
In one year for 81 an acre net, or buy all
land not sold. Box 2s5 Denver. Colo.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-21
rewn.

TIE easiest way to find . buyer fer
your farm is TO insert = small want al
In The Des Mofnes Capital Largest chr.
ouisfion In the state OF lows. tS.0oo daily.
The Capital n read by and believed 10
hy the standpatters OF Iowa. who simply
refuse 20 permit any other PAPER 70 tnef
per line per month: csant six ordinary
words TO the line. Address Des Aoines
Canltal Daa Moinez. II
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-21
10 BUY. SELL on RENT: FIST sEs

NEW home in best Of West Farnan
district; rooms, hot water heat; beauti-
fui shade trees; price reasonable. Phone
Harvey Sso3
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-21
FOR SALE by OWNER

Nice. s-room house modern except heat
porches. trees. and cement walks. cistern'
lot Soxiss; good neighborhood; near car.
Phone Red 900.
FIVE room cottage. S6th ana Larl-
more Aye. Only sl.eoo. Phone webster %
SAVE commission, buy from owner.
First Tot east Of sS7S Evans. Harvey eais
FOR Quick SALE-owner has reduced
the price OF his modern Groom home In
most beautiful location In Bemis Perk.
Large lot. fine garden. ideal surrounding
Tel Harvey 2SS5.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-21
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
THE ALLAN LINE

ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS
MONTREAL, LAEEkPOOL. GLASGOW.
Montreal. Hayre, Plymouth. London.
The Picturesque ST Lawrenoe Route
In river and gun. splendid new Turbine
steamers. Saloon, second-cabin and third
GAS Superior pne-ciass cabin service
Cuisine unexcelled. Courteous attention
Send for circulars. rates. plane, etc
Allan j Co. III n. Dearborn 81. Chicago
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-21
Many Rumor. In CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, May 3.-Harry 8. New
chairman or the Subcommittee on ar
raugements for the republican national
convention in an interview tonight said
nothing further had been done in the
matter Of naming q temporary chairman
of the convention. When the sub-cou-.
mittee members adjourned yesterday. It
was announced that the selection OF
temporary chairman had been left with
Mr. New.
Il was busy today Debating kilograms
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-21

NEW YORK. May so,-Publicadon OF ali
correspondence reIsting 20 the prosecu-
ton Of the International Harvester con-
pany was suggested today By George W.
Perkins, the New York nnsncier. who
upon his return to New York today Is
sued reply to the statement given out
at the white House last Friday night
by Charles D. HiIIes, secretary to the
president.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-21
REAL ESTATE


ONE acre OF good land. fenced aspara-
glis bed, fruit. good well water, nice, new
4-room house. cellar; close to paved
street. car line, school, church, etc. Call
on owner. Or. Parsons, or phones Benson
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-21
Minnesota.

100 SOUTHERN MINNESOTA FARMS
FOR SALE--If you want TO buy an i'm
proved farm in southern Minnesota write
for catalog. Southern Minnesota Land
Co., Blue Earth. Faribauit Co.. MINI.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-21
NEW FIVE-ROOM HOUSE

Modern except heat, $50 down. Terms
to suit. Located ss2i Taylor st., near
school and car. Come out and see II.
Phone Webster bs2s.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-21

GOOD lnipFovcd prOperfy, close N;
Will usde fer good auto. Address L ssT,
Omaha Bee.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-21
Anchor Lane Steamships

New York, Londonderry and Glasgow
New York. Palei mo and Naples
Attractive rates Tor tickets between New
York aud all scotch, English, Irish
Continental and Mediterranean points.
Superior Accommodations. excellent cd.
sine. efficient services Apply promptly
for reservation TO local agent OF Anchor
Line or Henderson Bfothsrs. Genera;
Agents. Chicago. III;
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-21
FOR SALE
BY OWNER

s-room modern house and 3 lots, or one
or two vacant lots. end and Writ Sc. Best
location In Kountze Place. II you want
something good at the, right price. Can
Douglas l7os or CAL at 2eoI Writ 81.
NEAR LONG SCHOOL
Price u.8o.
FOR sALE-By owner il-room house.
modern. Rents Cor so per month. Two
blocks from oar line Paved streets. CO.
ment walks. Take q look at this place
Key at 3it Franklin st.
MAKE offer. lot 8 block g. Syndicate
Hill. Will accept reasonable offer. NJ.
Hall, lsio ID ST.. San Diego. Cal
BARGAIN-M Must be sold at once. Good
lot In Bemis Park district. Ready to
build upon. Block 10 car. Paved street.
Owner, ls26 N. 3ith Street.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-21
FOR SALE OR ExoHAsGE

Will take Omaha .hoase- or clear lot
on my hasf-sectton: Z uliles to Y. p. main
ilne, western Nebraska. black sol, no
sand: requires $40 per sers cash. Ia
s annual instsilnents: describe your
house or tot. Address ~ care Bes.
TO ExcHASGE-Good. smooth land In
Colorado TOT furniture and nndsrtzkins
business Address Lock Box L. Sieberr
coi6
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-07-08
carris Named School Head

Principal Lewis H. Carris. of the
Burnet Street School and Central
Evening High School, has been ap-
pointed superintendent of the Essex
county schools to succeed A. B. Mere
dith, who has>been appointed an as
sistant state commissioner. Mr.. Car
ris's salary is $4,000 year. The pro-
motion. of Mr.. Carris leaves three
vacancies for the local school board
to fill. Besides the Burnet Street
School they will name new principals
for Washington Street School and
Lincoln School. vailsburg section.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-07-08

quality OF woven wire fabric spring; heavy, strong
and vermn-proof; the edge guards on the side are
separated from the main spring, held IN place BY
corner uprighs they do not interfere with sitting or
lying on the dvan; the edge guards serve to keep
the mattress in the fixed position; no slipping about;
also Is to keep mattresses in shape II IS some
thing new and already great seller with us.
90 Size, reg price S4.75, July Sale price S4.00
so Sire, reg price S5.25, July Sale price S4.50
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-07-08
Gets Death News at Funeral

{ POINT PLEASANT, July s.--While
acting as pallbearer at the funeral of
Mrs. Harry G. Clayton, William Rick
etts was told of the sudden death
of his father. James e. Ricketts,. The
parent Nsuccumbed at his home here
from appplexy.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-07-08
Divans
The Edge Guard Divan

Like the illus
tration; frame
Is constructed
of strong steel
tubing; u Inch
stock; neatly
gold bronzed;
has a b e S {
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-07-08
Metal Cot Beds

.. N HluStrdteu,
hasa folding
head and foot I
b ard; frame
work Of angle
iron and steel
tubular castings
has q double
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-07-08

weave iron spring, rustproof with thick cables
and strong bands running underneath; wire cable
along edges all parts neatly bronzed.
Mattress--Filled with soft cotton, covered with
good quality of ticking, pillow edge; suitable for
spare room, childrens rooms, hotels, temporary
use, etc.
We sell great numbers Of them at. our regular
special price for the combination complete, 81
July Sale =. ..s.......,...
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-07-08
IH1destruactible Cot
Light Metallic
Folding Beds

The Wit-Edge
Divan is q modern
d eve lopment Of
the portable type
of single bed. II
consists of a steel
tubular frame, to
which the woven
wire spring is at
tached by means
OF spiral steel |
springs. The legs
are connected to
the two lower sup
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-07-08
Good Pillows
Snug Hold Springs

The latest improved springs They have stand
ard woven wire fabric, vermn proof; some have he'll
ical ends They are full of springy restfuness Along
the sides are separate upright bands Of wire
firmly supported. Framework is made OF angle iron
and u Inch tubing, neatly bronzed The edge guard
holds your in place and also keeps il from
saeging and is sure to keep your mattress in shape
for longer time than otherwise.
Regular prices. ...... $3.50 S4.25 s5.25 $50
July Sale prices. 49,. So $3.50 $3.50 $3.50
Other styles OF springs, wire tops, steel
frames, neatly bronzed, sanitary construction
Regular prices. $500 $3.50 $500 $500
July Sale prices. .S1-76 $2-z5 $2-66 81
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-07-08

WHdt nttic
kiddie would
a OF en- oy
sleeping in a
crib like this
one p?
We S b o W
picture here
of q substan-
tial Brass 8
Crib; the cor
ner pilla RS
and continu-
o u 8 toprails
are | IN; bot
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-07-08

Partly Open
Easily changed
from a luxurious
appearing couch
to a perfect bed
by a single mo-
ton and without
moving from the
wall. In making
this motion it
not only extends
the section to a
full size bed, but
it likewise reve
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-07-08

the best quality that can be produced; grade Of
ticking used is the standard A. c. A.; blue and white
stripes; fancy tickngs be had if desired every
particular; we will sell a large number and they
always give fullest satisfaction; July Sale 600
pIlce .....-..... eR6O
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-07-08
Cots

Handy folding
cots, light in
weight strong
in construction.
n u m e T o u s
S tyle S, some
made with maple
frames bolte d
n o = h er nnf
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-07-08


porting bars runni
thumb-screw lockin
proved pattern, an
four inches preven'
arranged and slippI
may be folded unc
sible space, and II
closet or undernei
construction is san
be easily cleaned.
price s6.25. Size D.
July Sale price.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-07-08

sides slide up and down; woven wire fabric spring
with dependable coils at the ends best gold lacquer
fnish; guaranteed for FIVE years; insured against
furnishing; regular price S2o special this 8 4 =
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-07-08
Silk Floss Mattress
Best HaiH. Mattresses

Hair filling is Of the very best quality in each
grade; the output of highclass manufacturer Cow
cred with the best grade of A. c. A. or fancy stripe
ticking Our hair mattresses are not stocked ahead
sold is made to order in the shortest pos
sihe time. insuring fresh, new merchandise.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-03-20
FIND PRIVATE SERVANT
ON NATION'S PAYROLL

Washington, March 2O.-The state
department committee today began in
vestigation of the statements that Sec
retary Knox uses as a private SER
want Archibald Pinkert, a negro, car
ried on the state department payrolls.
Pinkert is accompanying Knox on his
present tour. Testimony showed Pin
kert, who is carried on the mailing
room payroll at $1,000 a year, has not
been at work there more than one
third of the time in three years. The
committee also inquired into the mat
ter Of defraying the expenses of the
secretary's Central American trip.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-03-20

enumerated in this indictment, charg-
ing the cult master with violating the
postal laws by using the mails to
send out advertisements of the book.
The last witness TO testify to the
federal grand jury before the indict-
ments were returned was DR.. A. L.
Thomas, one of the high officials of
the MaZdaZnan orga anization.
GUARD JURY's ACTIVITIES.
One of the federal officers connect
ed with the Hanish case said after
the indictments were returned that
the grand jury was considering some
charges against Hanish about which
there was some doubt. He refused to
explain the nature of these charges
further.
Walter NJ. Krimbill, assistant
United States district attorney, who
has had charge of the grand jury in.
vestigation, said he did not know
when the Hanish case would be call
ed for trial, and that no date wouit
be set until the grand jury had clean
ed up its work on the case.