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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1912-08-30
SICK NAN TURNING BLACK.
Change Seen Day by Day Goes With
Loss OF Weight,

st. Louis, Aug. 12.-Af1icted by a
mysterious malady which has baf1ed
more than fifty It. Louis physicians
called in consultation, . a Hen
bricks, sixty-fve-year-old farmer, Of
Van Buren,, Mo-, is turning black at
the Mayfeld sanitarium.
Eve months ago his skin was fair
and rudy. Now his complexion j.
several shades darker than that Of a
mulatto, and! aI'rapid change to black
is carrying him through successfully
darker shades. This change is SO
swift that it can be noted from day
to day by the physicians, who are
powerless to check it, or even to find
a satisfactory explanation for the
strange transformation.
When Hendricks was taken to the
sanitarium, July %, he weighed 100
pounds. His present weight is IS
pounds.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1912-08-30
Making Cheese in Olden Days.

Cheese was made by the old-time
farmers in the summer on the coop
erative plan by which four cattle own
ers owning say IA mich COWS, receiv-
ed all the milk night and morning,
according to the daily yield of their
little herd Thus given two families
having five COWS each, one with three
and one with one, .supposing that the
average yield per cow was the same,
in two weeks, two owners would
make five cheeses each; one only one
cheese, but this one ould be as good
and as large as any of the rest-'No-
bility of the grades-The Farmer"
Charles Winslow Hall, in National
MAGAZINE
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1912-08-30
A Born Candidate.

Willis-''I suppose you think that
baby of yours will become President
some day"
Maybe not President, but
he will be in the race after the nomi-
nation all right. He keeps the whole
place in an uproar, uses indescribable
language, and can 90 without sleep
for a week.''-Brooklyn Life.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1912-08-30
Naturally.

What happens when you put the
dollar before the man ?" bawled the
candidate.
1.-THE man goes after it," answered
an old farmer in the crowd.-Louis
Vile Courier-Journal.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1912-08-30
Two for $Wre,

De Style-"Do you think women
will take part in the coming cam
paign ?"
Gunbusta-"I know two that will
Anna Mas and Mollie Coddle. =
Judge.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1912-08-30

The divided Republican party is like
the boy blowing against the wind"
There will be lot OF buster, but It
win not take votes away from Wilson
and Marshall.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1912-08-30

THE Superior Drills and the Dairy
= Maid Separators sold by P. T.
Bennett, of Sykesville, are the bestnow
made on the market.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1912-08-30

Wilson is the best equipped man
nominated for the presidency since
Lincoln.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1912-08-30

Winning with Wilson means more
than a mere Democratic victory; IL
means restoring real prosperity.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1912-08-30

George W. Perkins is sure a ''bully'
Progressive.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-06-04
Gnis JslanS mnS parteis
licpfeit,

Ser .9icp Porter thanksgiving"
piro ;Sploenbcs bcridltct: .SH rcpicnt
Duipurs =" 90 ~citirtc ein lprdd)s
.luioigcr GiuwanbcrulgS : Scumtcr.
t!5 cr Ncirngt wllrbc, p5 rs Sbatlad,c
al, bnB Scr 6crr marquis Hene Srcs
,air; o'9l!uincpurt DC Canyon bon
Rltc acpplcr II, Ynris, lpcld)cr am
II. Npril bs. IS. sur Deportation
rtiirthci!t unb - 9toblciie pbligel -
II elmer Slrusfabilic peS Scpiatba:ls
.9tuurctaniu" Die Spangsipeiie Hiltfz
ohr, ntrJ Guropn nntrht, ipieper i'm
!ai0c lei. sic crinnern iidl bod
les l>iitGrdcn5 pom Scrrn Mdrauis.
&c. pci elmer @eidlditSreiic nod gmes
lilo bic Wattiu i'll Der Scincs Stnbt
aciidlicB, nm ibr sic Mciieitrupascn
II criparen. UNI itntt ibr Gin Mdpz
zen, iSrl. Murgilcrtte DC 8riscourt in
elmer Sabine mitbradtc. Canals
ourbc Der Wrdnpici9ncur mn lcinc
uocnblid]c Sd)ubbcfoblene ebcnlo bDfz
,d. mic nringenb auigeforbert, iuies
,cr mad, Dem Seine Babel Suriid3ts
c6ren. Ser GinfluB ieiuer bieiigcn
Srcunoc belpnbrtc Den Scrrn Mar
mis- rnpor, nit cincm Sampler Der
!inic, pcld)c Ell fir feline 8irrberiabrt
rcuiietc, hcportirt III iperOen. ,uic oicS
lcu6bnlid, bel niht blnnbliitiseit
s%aEaaierca sa geideben hat. Gr
nnutc lid IN elmer 9urustnbine DER
.Naurctanin" pon Der berben Cut
Gulhuno, Die linn bnrh Die Scripci
crll,o Der Sonom9 b~crcitct luorhen
oar, crholcsn. Or ipo ouf Der Hiids
eiIc oQcib peun Wuoenloilellc Mar
ucritc aegsniiber befiNnpctc III feline
o Snric 8iidiihtlabntc rib JIG mhBtc
nit ga Sopoic" 5lrild naf ga belle
;rdutc" lfpimmen.
Sir hcn Ncrrn @arouiS idcint
>dn abcr ouf GaiS Sslunh inrmcr
VIZ bicl iibri9 5u boben. Scnn trpt'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-06-04

ben, Der lid, lpdhrcnb i%cilc5 nicridhs
ri9cn Nufcntbaltcs III Chicago chen
9cillig cripdrt bate, I'M icirc Snmilic
nudlfommcn 6u laiicn. Sci Der dr3ts
Iidcu llnicriudlung auf ellis Ssinnb
lprrbc Der 14idbri8e Sris filr ira
homnfrdnf crfldrt. &ic in alien
Sd0cn in ocncn ilbcr Elm minbcridhs
RIGGS Sinh nas Scportotiousurtbcil
%pcrbdn9t miro, mlrpc Der Ibid)ub Scr
9ur6cn Snntilic pcriiigt.
Scpt iprnn9 Der 1Sidhrigc Soicph
Saltcr, ba3 d!tel1c Der bier ainpcr,
III Die 9rcide. Gr itcltc bns @ciut,
hnB man ibn uIlcin nit Dem 9rubcr
5urildidlitc. Scrurt riibrcnb id)il
pertc CT bic Nothlnac. in Die icinc
Wtuttcr unb Die iilngcrcn @cid,piltcr
Gcruthcn milrbcn. ipenn man tic re-
pprticrtc, bnB Die Ginpntbcrun93 pc
dnttcu Gin Gin'cbcn batIcu uub iciucl
Bite p~iliobrtcn.
Die S5crc, al5 Die bcibcu Suutacl
bon Der Muttcr unb Sen flcincr
8eidnuiIteru Ibid]icb nabntcn, ma
ilbcrnus patbctiId. Sem 0ltcrcr
Sllnget 'teht cs 1dtilrlid) frci, 9lcid
ipicber nnd) Nmerifa su fonmcn. nod.
Dem or Den Srllber bel Den &crlpanb.
ten orilbtn ab9clicfert bat. bph CT
erfldrt. DAB CT porldufig bort blcibcr
nil, I'M gcuii9cuo @clo perbicncn 81
belfcn. 10 buB Srie "flricrt lucrocl
llno cbenfnlls bon Ncuem bic Hcii,
iibcr Den S5can MAIDEN fam.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-06-04
KaRns Hettmns.

Hur ctipd 100 SUB bonn 8unSc oes
Niasard sails cntfernt. lpllrne iiinoii
Spnutags bon benr Irmcuicr Nrar
&eportian cine Der fiibnitcu Hct.
tln~gstbatcn pollbroht. melde Die @cs
id)i6te Der Niagara Sdlle n%uiSupciy
fen bat. Ser 90 Sabre altc Scnr'
s. Gus rltifte, ais CT Dem SluiiC
entlang 9ina, muf Dem ihliipiri9cr
Sinbe ais. ficl ms @ancr urb murbc
ben Sdllen Suactricbcu. Ser llnfall
mar BON cinigcu @dnncru bcopudtei
moroeu unb bieie rieien nm S0ilic,
Ser Grmcnier 800 iciue Shubc ula,
nabm cine LANCE Staugc nit Nuiei
uub ain9 in Die Stromihnellen. 81
purbe babel bon cincm Mame Ieit9es
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-06-04
&as Winner niGt. bentidIen
@lntes ben 3eutifen Nmc=
rtfa's INNER mieber
iasen miiiiem.

+ Or. Swen, YrofcIpr ain 9cb.
= rerieminar Der Stant Chicago,
+ Guferfe iidj in etnem oieier Gage
= gebaltcnen 6ffentlif,en @prtras
+ iibcr ben Wertb Der oeutifeu
+ Sprahc iuie iulst:
= Sic ncutihc Sprade,
+ unifGtbnr lit mir tire aennt=
+ nik ycueien peri0nlidJ. seiitis
+ anregenb aud in nteinem Stu=
+ bien. Sd fam tbatiGhlih
+ iagen, bak i'd cher auf bic
+ ensliihe Sprafe perSihteu
+ fam, ais auf bic beutihe.
= Gs CAB 3eiten in meinem
+ 9cben, ais i'd nnr in Sentid
+ ifnoieren fonnte, ,peil es feline
, ensliihen @iher iiber bic
: betreifenben observation-disclosures
+ 5ragen siebt. t%tnermeRitt lit
+ Der @urtbeil Der &enntnif Der
+ beutidjen Spraf,c anf ben De
+ bieten Der @iTenifait, Der Sn.
+ bmitrie, Der 3edbnit, Der iu5ialen
+ Organization, bic SpradJe lit
+ tbatiGhlih unentbebrlif. Wtr
= limb gcsiunngen, an5uerfennen,
+ Daf, menn MIR cine fremoe
= Sprahe selebrt ueroen iull, bies
+ nnbeoinst bic beutide iein muF.
= llnb ba oenfe i'd manhmal nit
+ Sefhdmung oaran, ,uie 10 piele
= Gltern bieies t~uitbare Gut,
= beiien Grmerb mid 5anienSe
= pun Collars sefuitct bat, fort
= werfen, es niht ibren 2insern
: pererben. Sebes Wal, wenn
= hh Senanb nit beutihem
+ Namen 5ur Autnabme ms
+ Seminar meloet, frnse i'd, OBJ
+ or uber lie oeutide Gftern hat:
= ipiro bic Irase beiabt, 10 tprihe
+ ih mad ben 3euntnifen in Der
+ oemtidJen Sprnfje, uno oa made
= i'd bGufis tribe Grfabrunsen.
+ ,Gisnen Sic lie iih wieoer an,
= uber ,@cwabren Sic iih nieie
= &enntnif", lit mcin bath an
= ben @cinder, ie mad ben TIM
+ i%tinben."
+ Wprt fir @ort fam man
+ setrpit mnterihreiben, mas 1r.
+ Stuen bn geiagt hat. Nbcr
+ wclhe Shmadb, bak Wdnner
+ nidbt. neutidDsn Hlutes ipiher
+ @eiie ben 5cutid,en Imerifa'S
+ INNER miener iasem miifieu,
Z Shr beiist einen Sdat, best
+ uno pilest i'm bod!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-06-04

baltcn, bicicr lpicDcr bon cincnt an
bcrcn, 10 cine acttc bis ans lticr
bilocnb. Sic Wdnncr muBten bis 5il
Den Irrcn ms Woiicr. 3lpei Winl
Intgtc Der b~clbcnbaftc Nrmcnicr nod
Dem grtrinfcnbcn nit icincm Safcil
ltno crfaBte cnblih Hus'a Alcihcr.
Ser 0tdnn ipurbc gliiflid gclnnoct
linp hnlberltnrrt nah Der Yoli5eiituz
tion gcbrndnt, no CT lid, bolp crboltc.
Sbne Den beroiiden Nutb pcs 4rmc>
niers bate CT cilen 9rauiiucn Sttri
in Die id,uuerlid)c Siefc pes Giasarus
Sullcs gctban.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-06-04
Sie SiescnSnht lubnt iif,.

Sao Stotiitiite Surcnu aes 6ans
rclss requirements pcroiicntlid)t ciucn
interciiuntcn Scrid,t iibcr 3icaeu5uht
Sicrnnh purbcu mdbrcnb Der lcss
ten 5cbn Sabre SOC. 100000 Stiid
3icNcnicQc in Die Der. Stuatcn Gins
9ciiibrt. poiiir $50 Iiaionen Collars
aus Dem 9nnpc 9ingen. Ger Wcrth
cincs icben importirtcn 3ic9cniellcS
to'tet ir SurfIdnitt III hcm Sanne.
ans Dem cs bc5psen pirp. 5ur 3cii
ctIpd 80 Gents.
Stcrnn tniipfenh unb 9eitiiet nli
cincn &crid,t res amcriinniifcu Con-
iuls III Sierra SruS. 1teritp. III Dos
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-06-04
Don Scr ~GhraneminIeI.

@Ghrcub Scr Wutter nit Den. spei
iiinaitcn @cidlpiiIcrn i'm alter bon
ndt mo iilnf Sabrcn tiir5lih bon Der
@iupanocruuHS : Scb0rbe aeituttet
purbc. Slm @dtten unb %ntcr mad,
Sbicn9o 81 rciien. muBteu Der IS
idbriac Soicpb Snltcr unb icin IA
iGbriacr Nruccr Srib ppn ellis
SSlanp ans uni Shiii, nm in Die
&cimatb 6uriidpeididt Su wcrben.
Srnu Hnio Sultcr. cine Scutihs
lluanrin. fam bier uui Dem Sompicr
IA @rcta9nc" nit Den picr airecrr
an, nm iid) gu benz Nanne iu beses
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-06-04
t,erlsrene Sekiiie in t9tt.

Cine Statiitif. sic icst, mo ms Die
@cfnbren bcs WccrcS an cinem 10
furhtbaren %grauoioien Sciipiel Dor
Nugen 9eiteQt iporpcu iinb, bcionbcrc
@eadtln9 finbcn pirb, itelt Die 3abl
Der 1911 nntcr9c9an9encn Shiffc 5ns
inmmeu. 542 Sampler unb Seglcr
uller iceiabrenbeu Hationcu iinb pcil
@cllcu sum Opicr geiallen. gu9lanS
itebt mil iciner mGdtiaeu &anoelss
ilottc natiirlid un criter Stelle. Scinc
&crlnite bctra9cn 173 Sdific. bnpor
1913 Sampicr. Die Der. Staatcr
baben Den %erllii bon 70 S1iiien 81
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-06-04
,cm linn mad oen seietliden seitim.

bent linn mad Den seietlifen geitim=
munger nod ieiner Sepurtation cine
ucue 9anonng fir minoeifeus atuei
Sabre ucrmcigert uerbcn iuitc, be-
iinoet or lid tbatiIhlih iuieoer i'm
9anoc. llnn swar nit @iiien uno
4ilcn her buben G~refutipe auf Glis
SslanS. Wnn weik ebeu and bier
bic Nugget sclesentlih teit 5u5noriiden
Or fam Elm S~iucitcs @ol bicrber. I'm
icbt obnc bcborblihc Snterpention ienc
iinanSiellcn Sransattionen 5n err
lebiaen, bic i'm Dor eiuem @tonat nit
Wahemoiiclc @nrsncrite nad Den
Hereinafter Staateu fiibrten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-06-04

beflaaeu, Nortpeaen itebt on brittcr
Steae nit 73 Sd)iffen. bon bcncn %
Sampfer iinb. Sann fpmmt Scutidha
Lamb nit 80 Shiifen. buruntcr 81
Sampfern. Sic Snbl Der pcrlprencr
fran5oiiifcn Snbr5cuse beIduit lid,
auf 81, bon bcncn II Sc9clidiiic
lpnren. Sdpcneu unp Hublano hus
ben chen Yerluit bon ic 80 ShiIicr
~aui6upeilcn, Stalicn bcn bon II.
Spanicn Den bon Is unb Sdncmart
bcn bon II Shiiicn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-06-04
Carnival piemeSe SaIesnis
ais pretefter.

Der Ynpit hat Den iriibercn spo.
itoliitcn Selcsatcu in 3aihinatcn.
9nrrinnl SaIconip, sum Vroteftor
Der SrauSistaners Sfpeitcrn in Glen
HibNlc. ga. ernannt !,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-06-04
@ic ?

.acnnte ih Shnen niht elm Speis
rap pcrtaufen?" iragfe elm gambler
eineu Sarmer. .3%pcirdper iinb biais,,c
bicics foitet mr. uier5ie Dollars" n
.0arfc". iastc Der Snrmer, rfiiri
Die picrSi9 Collars fauie iD mir licber,
cine auh." -
.Iber. meiu licbcr Scrr". ia9te !
Der Gambler, .ipie iiebt cs aus, rpenu ,
Sic duf elmer Sub reitcnl" *
limb ipic idbe cs aus. meintc Dee
Snrmer. ywenn ih Gin SipeiraS
mclicn pollte?"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-06-04
(Spe6ieu fir bicic Scituns.)
Eiberal 8 is;ialifiIePe
,tliftfafer.

Sic Inti %6rcimaurcr Sigo Gel
9icn's bot cincn Treis bon $1,000
~nlsNcicet. mir Scnicn,gcu. ipcltcr
Die liberal 2 iuSidliltiid)e Intlagc be-
mciicn tonutc. Die ncllc fathpIiidlc Or
Sichungs Gprlnsc lpilrbc Den alpitcrn
$i,O0O,0OO oblpcricu. Dis Jest bat
nod aeiner iih semclhct.
slht libcralc urb ioSiu!iitiihc Sci
t~uugslcutc 'inb lpceeu %crlcumhung
ucrlIrthilt porhcn, Sic hctten cineu
Wariitcu Srilccr Der llniittlid,fcit be
6ittet. @ic aelpobnlid itnnbcu tic
"a 10 c eicl ais JIG bclpciicn ioll
ten. Sic muBten bic HroScBfpircn
berappen unb cbcnfdll& Die ~acrid)tlid,c
Gntidrcipung III ibrcn Sldttcrn Der,
nffentlidlcn. - I'll. y. g.
las Heiultnt mar mnnoerbar.
Dor ctipd Spci Subren". idreibt Sr,
y. Hauihcnbad BON Srceno. ohio.
.purhc unicr iiingiter Sohn. NcrScit
pier Sabrc ait. Iebr franf. Wir Bpocn
Ncr6tc 81 Nntbc. rod obnc Gripla;
Is id,ien i'm 8c9entbcil itlimmer 81
pcrbcn. Sann bndtc idl an ben
Ilpenfrdutcr. ilbcr bcu id, 10 picl &C.
bort bate. ga fem Iacnt bier mar.
10 ianote ih iiir cine Srobetiite unh
bcNann ipfort bcn @ebraud,. Saa
Hclultat lpdr mlinhcrbdr. Inner
tbcurcr. flciner Spbn purbc gciunS.
uuo iii leitpem INNER gciine
gcpcicn."
Sum9 mb Ilt iinbcn @~eiunpbcit
mn Stdrtnu9 in biciem alien, sets
crprpbtcn ar0iltcr 0cilmittcl. Muir
bnrd SpcSinls aacnteu Sl BADEN, pber
birctt bon rcn Giacnthiimern, Or.
Ycter Sdhrncn & Cons 60. 1875
60. Sopne Ape,. Chicago, 81.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1912-08-21
LONG CAREER OF USEFULNESS
OF GENERAL WILLIAM BOOTH p
CLOSES AFTER A BRAVE FIGHT
Commander in Chief Of the
Salvation Army Succumbs
to Death Angel After He.
roic Struggle Of Over Three
Months 80 Surrounded by
His Family, the Aged Phil
anthropist Breathes His
Last.

London. Aug. ?O.-General william,
Booth. commander-,n-c chief of the SAL
walton Army. died st 10: 30 o'clock to-
night He was born at Nottingham IN
1s29
The veteran Salvation Army leader
WAS unconscious for rs hours before
his death The medical bulletins had
not revealed the seriousness of tho
generals condition. which for a week.
II now Is admitted. was hopeless.
General Booth underwent an opera
tion IL weeks ago for the removal Of
II cataract from his left eye. For
two days after the operation indica-
tions gave hope OF his recovery. Septic
poisoning then set In and from that
time, with tho exception of occasional
rallies. the patients health steadily
declined, The general recognized that
the end was near and often spoke OF
his work as be,na finished.
Throughout, the commander In
chiefs illness his son, Bramwell
Booth chief OF STAFF of sbe army. and
Mrs. Bramwell Booth gave their un-
rcmitting attentions 10 him.
Al the Bedside.
The aged evangelist died at his
residence the R"ckstonc. Hadieywood.
81 miles from London. where he had
been confined to his bed since the
operation. At the bedside when the
end came were Mr. and Mrs Bran
we'll Booth and their daughter and
son. AdJutant Catherine Booth and
scrscant Bernard Booth; the generals
.t...t NSs.u
Booth Hclberd and Commissioner
Howard. Colonel kitcbIng and DR..
wardlnw Milne.
| Public interest now ccntcrs In the
question OF successor to the late
commandcry. Under the constitution
Of tho Salvation Army, the general
nominatcs his successor. This Cen
crai Booth did several years ago.
placing the nanic IN a sealed envelope
which was deposited with the Saliva
tion Army's lawyers with instructions
that It should not be opened until
after his death.
! Though nobody knows what name
the envelope contains. the general be-
| lief IN the army is that II will prove
To be Bramweli Booth, who for 10
years has been Its chief of staff.
I Where General Booth will be buried
! has not been decided. While every
Eng member OF the Salvation
Army Is convinced that no man was
more worthy OF intormcnt In West
minister Abbey, II II not expected this
honor Will be awarded to General
, Booth by the abbey authorities. II Is
the general belief that the commander
in-chiers last resting place will be
alongside that OF his wife. who 81
years ago was buried In Abney Park.
/ Stoke Ncwington.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1912-08-21
LIEUTENANT BECKER
IS RE-|ND|CTED
FOR MURDER
CRATER AND HIS PALS IN BAD
WORSE THAN EVER, OWING
To scHEPPs' STORY.

New York, Aug. 20.-On evidence
unexpectedly strengthened by the tcs-
timony Of Sam Schepps and Jack
Ielig, the east side gang leader. the
grand jury re-indieted today Police
Lieutenant Charles Becker for the
murder of Herman Rosenthal, and
also handed down indictments against
six of his alleged tools. the four gun
men accused of actually doing the
murder, aud two wh9 are alleged 10
have taken part In the plot They
are "Gyp the Blood" and Lefty"
Louie, who stll are at large, Daeo
Frank cirofici and Whitley" Lewis.
who liz alleged 10 have given the
murder signal" and william s'sa-
piro, driver Of the murder car"
sam Sehepps, who was before the
jury Two hours. did even mora To-
ward duplicating Becker in tho. mnr-
der plot than had been expected by
District Attorney Whitman. Jack
lelig told of happenings before the
Turder tending to show the al.ee Il
determination of Becker to get rd a
Rosenthab and Schepps related events
after the murder which pointed back
to the police officers allego d prepnra +.
tions 10 carry out his determination.
lSchepps told the jury that he acted
as go- between for Rose and Becker,
While Jack Rose was in hiding at the
home of Harry Pollock.
, Ielig's testimony WAS 4 story of
how Becker attempted tp Get him
ito his power and Ia take part in
the murder plot All Zelig had to do
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1912-08-21
FIVE HUNDRED MEN
ARE SLAUGHTERED
IN NICARAGUA
PRISONERS OF WAR AT LEON
ARE SHOT DOWN BY REBELS
WITHOUT TRIAL.

Managua, Nicaragua, Aug. is.-tSun-
day. delayed In transmission.) Nearly
the entire detachment of 400 Nicara =
guam troops comprising the garrison OF
the city of Leon. to the north OF
Managua, was mnssacred by force Of
insurgents last night, according To re-
ports which reached the capital today.
News was received on Friday by the
government that the liberals AT Leon
had risen In revolt and General Cha.
mora dispatched troops 10 suppress
the movement and 10 reinforce the
garrison OF the city.
The government troops, on reaching
Leon, camped on the plaza In the cen
ter of the town. The insurgents, who
greatly outnumbered the government
force, attacked the city Saturday and
after fierce engagement the garrison
surrendered. Instead OF holding their
captives prisoners of war II Ia re-
ported that the rebels slaughtede them,
out of n force of 500 all except 20
We're killed.
After the ropnlse OF the insurgents
last Wednesday night after a four days
battle at Managua, IN which American
marines and buolackots played n
prominent part as defenders of the
capital, the insurgents retired. osten-
silly to their headquarters at Masaya.
The insurgents, however, had sent large
quantities of arms and ammunition
from Masaya te Leon through the
mountain passes and were hurrledly
concentrating their forces al the
northern town. General Mena. the
deposed secretary of war. and leader
of the insurrcetion. whose health has
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PRESIDENT TAFT TURNED DOWN
in REGARD TO THE CANAL BILL

Washington. Aug. 20.--The Panama
President TAFT In special message tn
congress to make clear the rights of
foreign shipowners who carry into
American courts the question OF free
tolls In the Panama canal. was turned
down late today by the senate com
mittee on interoceanic canals. By a
vote Of to 9. the committee decided
not To report the resolLtio asked for
hy President iraft, This Is taken by
/ leaders Of the senate to mean there
IWill be no resolution adopted supple
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rooAy's PROGRAM,

900 a. M Sacrament of the Lords
supper. followed by the
organization of the con
ference. Memorial scrv-
Ice. !. w Tait. chairman
Reports of district super
lntcndcnts.
IL 90 noon-Recoss.
100 y. mr. Statistical session.
$500 p. m.--Tcmperanec anniver-
sary. George u. Wolfe
chairman: Harvey q. Fur
bay and Clarence True
Wilson. speakers.
7:i5 p. m.-Song service. Anniver-
sary of board of Sunday
schools. Dr Trennery Of
Wisconsin, chairman.
The music at the evening meet
incs Is one Of the most enjoyable
features of the conference. The
splendid pipc organ and the choir,
which has been admirably drilled
by George McAllistcr furnish splen-
did musical numbers. The program
for this evening IL as follows:
Anthem-"Arise, Shine" III w.
Portor). choir.
solo - GLORY to The," &C.
Gounod). r. q. Bailly.
Anthom-"Thcrc's Wilderness In
Gods Mercy tT. y. Williams).
choir.
Mrs. Il. w. Schuttes will play a
selection on the pipe organ. The
song service begins promptly mt
7:i5.
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mentary to the Panama canal bill.
which now awaits the presidents sig
nature, The resolution has not been
formally introduced in either house.
but the senate committee took d.
rect vote on the proposal.
The request Of the president was
for special law that would permit
the United States courts to determine
whether the Panama canal bill In Civ
ing free tolls to American coastwiso
vessels violated those sections Of the
Hay -Pauncefote treaty which guaran-
tee equal treatment to ships OF all ma
tions,
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1912-08-21
WALTER BROWN QUITS.

Cleveland. Aug. 20.-After confer
enccs yesterday at Cleveland and
Eyria, Walter +. Brown OF Toledo.
formerly republican national commit
teeman from Ohio, and chairman OF
the state committee. and A. l.. 0arford
OF Elyria. spoken OF as likely 10 be
the progressive nominee for governor.
gave out letters formally declaring
their abandonment OF the republican
party and their allegiance to the pro-
gressives.
Brown Is mentioned In connection
with the state craftsmanship OF tho
progressive committee. Garford In a
letter TO the chairman rendered his
resignation as a member OF the state
committee.
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agree. The senate's prospective ac-
tion on the second veto of the bill was
II matter Of doubt tonight, The SEN
ate appropriations committee recon-
mended that the bill be passed Monday
exactly as the president desired, but
the senate overturned It's committee
and put in the commerce court clause
by vote OF 80 to 23. This was short
of a tWo-thirds majority and II IL be-
lieyed the measure cannot be repassed
over the veto In the senate.
The delay over this bill makes the
adjournment situation intense on both
houses, as the leaders on each side are
Eager to get away by Saturday night.