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The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1912-08-01
FEDERAL ACTION.
NEW YORK. SnecinI- :

Federal Government may be
drawn into the investigation of the
assassination of Herman ISOScn-
thai. the gambler who was shot
TO death i'm front of the Hotel
NctrOpoIc Tuesday morning. as n
result of death threats sent to-
District Attorney Charles =. Whit
man. and ASSCmblyman Aaron j.
Levy. counsel for two of the prfs-
Oncrs.
six letters. containing threats
of death. have been received by
MIR. Whitman through the mails.
Most of them were addressed to-
the Whitman home at b Madison
Avenue. though some OF them
were sent to the district attorneys
Office. While some of the COM
muBiCatiOnS were signed, the
names appended to- them were
thought To he fictitious. The bal
ancc were unsigned.
They warn the official that ne
must relax his zeal in the RoScn-
thai case or suffer the penalty.
Mr.. Whitman was not alarmed by
the threats. but he departed from
his usual habit of throwing such
letters away. The present letters
were saved and may be used at n
future date.
Three Of the letters promise the
meet the same fate aS RoSenthaI."
ii ne persists i'm his present course
of action.
The death threats sent TO Mr..
Levy. who il counsel for Louis
Libby and William Shapiro. own
crS of the automobile which the
RoSCnthal aSSaSsins used. evident
~ resulted from disclosures of the
Two men relative To the persons i'm
the motor car on the night OF the
murder.
ONE SENDS WARNING.
I'm addition TO the mcnacinS
letters to Mr.. Levy, there was one
of warming.
Il ann Il friend said the writer
OF This communication. and 4
warn Nou you had better go
armed"
Libby. shapiro and Jack Rose.
the third prisoner. charged with "A
Homicide. are being allowed to
converse together i'm a corridor of
the TOmbS and their lawyers have
warned them To- be careful. rs
their conversations may he taken
by photograph. The diCtOgraph
II 4 faVOritc working device OF Mr..
furnS and lac has used it to ad-
vantage IN all his big cases.
Whether n photograph has been
planted in the cells used by the
prisoners or i'm the corridor OF The
jaii. the Burns men are not RELY
ing upon this method exclusively.
Vt least four Burns men are ac-
lively working on the outside for
District Attorney Whitman.
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DRAGGED to Death BY Cow.

WASHINGTON, PA, SpeciaI.-Mrs.
Ida limerick the young wife Of F. J.
limerick. a wealthy oil operator. who.
with her children. was spending the
heated term on large country estate
near here. attempted TO lead from the
pasture COW to which she had taken
a fancy \ bee Stung the COW ana the
animal ran around and around Mrs
limerick. imprisoning her within the
thirty-foOt leading rope.
Then the cow dashed madlv across
the pasture. dragging Mrs. limerick at
her heels Mrs. limerick was terribly
bruised and battered and died a short
time after being rescued
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FREED OF MURDER CHARGE SHE
SUES WITNESS.

CHICAGO, ILL, Special. Mrs Rene
b. Morrow, acquitted on the charge Of
having murdered her husband. Charles
B. Morrow, probably viii ask the
prosecution of certain persons on
charges of perjury.
The charges, Mrs. Morrow believes
should be brought against the per-
sons who were responsible for her
having been placed on trial. She has
consulted with her attorney regarding
the matter.
Mrs. Morrow was freed late vester-
day after the jury had been out three
hours and had taken six ballots.
Il have been prosecuted. NV friends
know this is true" was Mrs. Morrows
comment on the verdict
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SULLIVAN FOR
LORlMER'S PLACE
NOT AN AVOWED CANDIDATE.
BUT Is IN y RECEPTIVE
FRAME OF MIND.

CHIC co, ILL.,, Special
Roger 4. sullivan. rc.ircu Demo-
cratic committeeman. OF Illinois.
may seek she tOga DOTTED by Viii
liam BOrimcr when the senate
held BOrimcr's election illegal.
Sullivan il not an avOwcd can
didatc for the place, but he has
considered it and il i'm rcCcp-
tive frame of mind.
II might be a candidate" was
his reply tO question about the
possibility Of his entering the
race.
Sullivan opposes the idea OF
calling a special session to fill
the vacancy. He believes that the
next Legislature will be Demo-
cratic.
Even though there would be
diSScnsiOn i'm the Democratic
ranks If ne became a candidate.
his friends assert that he would
have one powerful branch of the
party behind him and that me
would be able TO draw a number
OF Republican votes il they were
needed.
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REPUBLICAN VIEW.
WASHINGTON. ID. O. Suaci;

Republicans in the House today
declared the trip OF the Demo-
cratic congressman TO sea Grit
would finally decide the length
of time Congress il TO be in ScS-
sion.
Representative Anderson Ore
publiCan). of Ohio. said: Il be-
iieVc that Mr.. Underwood and the
other members OF the party will
continue TO lC@iSlatc for campaign
purposes until thc latter part of
August. This entire trip. as l see
il. is an effort To learn what Con-
SrCss shall do To help Woodrow
Wilson"
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MOVE RICHESON'S BODY
TO FAMILY SECTION

HYNO1BURG, VA, Special-The
final wishes of Rev. Charge " r. Richie
sonSon, who was electrocuted in BoS-
ton in May for the murder of Avis
Linnell, were Wednesday carried out
when his remains We're eXhumed from
the old graveyard on his fathers farm,
four miles from Amherst Courthouse,
and were laid to rest beside those of
his mother, whose grave is in the same
cemetery.
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GATES NOT down
TRAIN HITS AUTO
ONE MAN KILLED AND THREE IN
JOHED WHEN MACHINE
CROSSED TRACK
WIILKES-BARRE. PA

-. ,W,lLhES-BARRE, PA, Special
TRIP 70 scranton at 1870 o'clock this
morning, Harry Feinberg, Of this city.
Cohen and Samuel Oppenheimer. all of
TINS city, were severely injured when
the machine was caught on a crossing
OF the Delaware and Hudson Railroad
at Moosic and struck by a train
Harry Frederick, the chauffeur. was
Injury.
Upon reaching the crossing the gates
We're not down and the driver started
MS hdchine across. No sign OF an en-
CINE was seen until midway over the
crossing, when the driver threw on full
speed, out talled to escape the col
nslon. Feinberg was killed Instantly
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1912-08-01
Flirting With Fame.

why do you insist on nibbling
around that hook?" said the wise
fish. You know the danger"
Yes" replied the little fellow;
but we all have a certain appetite
for glory. l am willing to take a
chance for the sake of being described
to that mans friends as the big fish
that got away"
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comment on the verdict.


ROME, Special-Flat contradiction
of the Turkish report that two italian
torpedo boats had been sunk while
trying to run the Dardenelles. was
made here today in a message from
the Aegean Sea.
A wireless message from Admiral
Vale. printed in the ueWspa per
MessagrO, states that all the Italian
warships in the Aegean fleet are safe.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1912-08-01
FRENCH POODLE WATCHES
FOR MASTER IN HOSPITAL
PHILADELPHIA. p

PHILADELPHIA, PA, Special
Thinking that OSWALD Saerber. its
young master. was still in the North
west General Hospital. Gypsey. a
French poodle. kept constant vigil out
side Of the institute for four weeks.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1912-08-01

LOS ANGELES, CAL. Specialize
saloons open after 6 L. NJ: no treating:
no salt herring or other thirst accele-
raters in free lunch are some OF the
proviSos Of a new ordinance two men
have submitted to the City Council.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1912-08-01
TAKING RISKS WITH
ICEBERGS AT SEA

WASHINGTON, Special. - Despite
reports of dangerous icebergs in the
north Atlantic, some transatlantic
steamships, disregarding the recon-
mendatiOns of the photographic Of
flee, have resumed the northern lanes
in use before the Titanic disaster, ac-
cording 10 photographic officials Tues
day.
The liners Oceanic ana Laconia re-
ported heavy ice in the vicinity of the
old northern routes as late as Monday.
but the steamship companies declared
that their passengers were suffering
from the heat on the southern routes
ana that therefore they felt justified
in resuminS the use of the northern
lanes.
The photographic Bureau, after a
careful investigation following the Tt
tanic disaster. outlined new lanes south
of the route where the big liner col
lided with the iceberg and recon-
mended their use.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1912-08-01

''NO TREATING; No HERRINGS7
PART OF PROPOSED LAW
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1912-08-01

SETS FTANCE ATTIRE
AS HE LIES ASLEEP
PITTSBURGH, Special. - Believing
that she had been jilteG by her fiance
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1912-06-13

and Mrs. Halvorson and little
son of Fergus Falls, arrived
Sunday morning and are occu.
py ing "Uneeda" for a week.
Wahpeton was represented
in camp Sunday ty a group of
the following young people.
Messers. Harry Murray, Hank
ins, Harrison, Elwood Patter.
son, and the Misses Ruth
Whips, Lillian Norden and
Emma Eckes. They came by
auto and returned the same
evenining after spending some
time boating and fshing.
Mr.. Green of Rutland, N. D..
is visiting at the Devlin cottage
since Thursday.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1912-06-13

are occupying "Builtmore."
The weather has been "a8in
US for fishing the past fewdays.
However we manage to &c get
enough to eat.
DR.. Hubbard from Cayaga,
N. D, was q visitor at the Dew.
lin cottage from Thursdav on.
til Saturday.
A few black bass catches
have been reported lately.
Mrs. Piper from Nonaugo. N.
D., and her friend Mice Olson
from st Anthony Park, MIMI,
arrived at Mrs. Piper's cottage
Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. Saunders and Eva, and
Mr.. Burns returned to Cayuga,
N. d., Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lundquist, Mr..
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1912-06-13
Camp ni.y,sta.

Arrivals at Camp Monday
morning. June 3rd, were Mr..
and Mrs. Devlin, Mr.. and Mre.
Whsle, Miss Johnson and Mr..
Burns all of Cayuga, N: D. A
week of fishing is the object of
their visit.
Another party also from ca.
aga, N. D., arrived Monday at
ternoon and occupied the Dada
Cottage until Tharsday morn.
ing when they departed fol
their home, sayisg they had
enjoyed every minute of the
time.
Mrs. Engerbretsou and two
little daughters Ruth and Edith
from Borwn's Valley, MINI.
came to camp Thursday and
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1912-06-13

Miss Rose Roth and Mr..
Frank Kuehl were united in
marriage last Thursday even.
ing, Rev. ]. p. Klausler per-
forming the ceremony. Miss
Martha Lowry acted as brides
maid and Albert A. Schroeder
AZ best man.
Immediately after the cere-
mony the bridal couple depart
ed on 500 train 100 for Neenah,
Wis, where they will visit Mr..
KuehIs relatives for a month.
On their return they will 60 to
housekeeping in the Jones
Duplex Flats, where they will
be at home after July 1.
Both are we'll known and
have q host of friends and we'll
wishers who join in extending
congratulations. - Hankinson
News.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1912-06-13
Worner -Tl,oruton.

Last evening, at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Worner, the
marriage of their daughter
Alice to Mr.. William G. Thorn.
ton was solemnized. Rev.
Grabowski performed the cere.
mony in the presence of the
family and q small party of in.
vited guests. Miss Ella Macheel
acted 40 bridesmaid and the
COON wac attended by Harry
Worner.
The house was prettily decor.
ated with roses, carnations and
ferns. While Miss Margaret
Grabo wski played the wedding
march the bridal party advanc.
ed and were met by the pastor
who pronounced the solemn
words that bound them 40 one
for life.
At the conclusion of the
ceremony and the congratula-
tions that followed, the wed.
ding party cat down to a boun.
teous repast. Misses alma
Zander and Margaret Grabow-
ski serving the guests. The
tables groaned under the load
of good things prepared for the
occasion.
The bridal couple are we'll
known. The bride 10 Q daugh.
ter of Mr.. and Mrs.. Fred Wor.
ner and grew to vomanhood in
Hankinson. The groom 10 an
express messenger on the 500
and has q host of friends. For
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1912-06-13
|15 tie srSIn Tor fhFSS6ln1:

Ing tie grain Tor thFs56ln1:
Care and good judgment should b
exercised q the time Of threshing;
especially II the grain 10 dry. The
ooncaves in tho machine should not
DO set too close. II 70 often nec0ssaxy
TO take out some Of the teeth from
the concaves. The speed Of the MAJ
chine should be reduced 20 that The
kernels are not broken nor tho boards
clipped OF too close to the kernolsl
which 10 detrimental to proper GER
mination.
Maltsters and threshormen know
this ~ leaving the barley somewhat
'1eGH." The beard should not b
clipped OF closer than oneeighth inch
from the tip q the berry. J
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The wedding of Walter Bel.
ing and Miss Bertha Bonn on
Wednesday of last week was
greatly enjoyed by those. pres.
ent. The cerem ony was per.
formed by Rev. T. Hinck, after
which refreshments were serv.
ed at the brides home. The
happy couple left in the even
ing for Minneapolis, where they
will spend their honeymoon.
We extend hearty congratuls.
tions.-Great Bend Examiner.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1912-06-13

Each age of our lives has its
joys. Old people should be
happy, and they will be if
Chamberlain's Tablets are TAX
en- to strengthen the digestion
and keep the bowels regular.
These tablets are mild and
gentle in their action and
especially suitable for people
of middle age and older. For
sale BY oil dealers.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1912-06-13

the summer the newlyweds
will remain at the Worner
home.
The News joins the many
friends of the couple in extend
ing congratulations and best
Observation-Disclosures News:
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1912-06-13

For a clean, we'll ventilated
room with modern conveniences
and popular rates, the New
Beaufort leads them all. 75c
and 100 per day. Opposite
the Postofice.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1912-06-13
cAP.sHEAvEs SHOULD
BE KEPT SEPARATE

Barley should always b stacked
and allowed to 90 through . sweat Be.
fore It 10 thrsshed. Stack the. cap
shsaves separate In Q stack called No.
} quality, and the protected bright
colored bundles in Q stack called No
! quality. II the discolored cap bun.
dies are stacked together with the
bright ones It will be impossible TO
Grade II after It 10 threshed and con.
sequsntly q decline in value Of the dis
colorsd and damaged barley that has
been mixed. win result. In stacking
It 70 best TO build medium siSsd
stacks, about seven good loads makes
. stack q proper Size.
Lsavs Ar Space
6tac0 should not b built too closA
togsthse. but should have space
enough between them 20 that the cir
can circulate hesly bstwssn them
which ~ md y . Sreat help n cur.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1912-06-13
Get Some Jap-a-Lac and Beautfy Your Bedroom

4 WOMAN of refnment has dainty ideas
~ about her bedroom Jap-a-Lac will help
her to realize them
There are delicate Japa-Lac enamels- Enam.
eli Green pale), Enamel Blue (pale), and Enamel
Pink-exqusite tints for the woodwork of bed
room and nursery.
But we know, Madam, you will not want to
stop here. You can Japa-Lac the dresser, dress
ing table chairs, the floors, the closets.
It's money saving habit use Of Jap-a-
Lac, and when you start you will be surprised in
how many ways you can use the different shades
with artistic results
JAP.A-LAC
Renews
Everything from Cellar to earet
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1912-06-13
Rugs Q! Quality

In selecting our Rugs we have
given our first and most careful
attend to picking qualities that
will give the best satisfaction for
the money.
Each one Of our Rugs was select
ed for its individual beauty of design and har-
monons colorings.
An INSPECTION Of our Offering will
prove that our Rugs combine Style with Quality.
Desirable Room Size Rugs as Low as $n,0O
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)er poitpdsson efnes grpreb3usss
bon spei Bdnbiten beraubt.

5inrtttung NIT 3inberniFsn in
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tsrpieipern unb photographer rplrteie
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tlnssmnnn isben 81 tpoilen.
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Catherine polIod. 81 Sabre ali, iii
bier In ibrer Wobnuns perbr1nnt,
uofbem ihre altibsr an einem offenen
anmin in 1rano serosben poren.
Die 6abemeper'ihen Rafs
finsrien sefhloffen.
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meper Nnffinerien Der american
Sugor Mefinina gomponp In Mils
hamburg iinD eef6loiftn irorotn.
unb ss tomm<n bnburh 5000 Wdnz
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triebssinfieuuna fol cine UpIos roH
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Cincinnati. gamtas. ben s. Sanuar 1912

be. gs ipirb ertlGrt, bdb nur bss6aIb
Dfutfhlanb nod tsinsn fol6en Ders
tr1g ab9efmloHen babe. neil es b1s
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ipsrDen, iuiirDe 9eutfhlanb niht nur
fpillens ionoern begierig fsin, sinen
dbnlihen @ertrag ab3ufhliebsn.
Jn Grid in Der Shpeis lit Der
8atieriologe Or. Simon, elm Gdfpie-
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an ben Jolsen zines Biffes ben elmer
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gen Blutpergiftuns su finben.
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angelo men.
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truf am 5reitas san3 unerpartet BIER
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mad bem 46fhlub bes beutfhsfrdnsos
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Die ntfeui d aftIthe Z es
neriffas 5orIhungen, tpeIhe
BON Gebeimrdtb SergeIeu unb profeI=
for 9anutpib ourf Grrihtung oes
aatiersO Obfsrpatoriums am pic BON
ssneriffa angebobnt puroeu, folIen
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eria5rsn, ooB bic ipaniihe Regieruns
auf benz Monts gabeSon cine nsue
61benitation errihtet. 8ieie 8srpolls
fpntmnuns Der internatipnolen Jcrs
fdung bstrifft sunddft aerplosiiGe
uno aftronnmifhs unterIuhungen.
3ur peiteren ausgeitaltung biefes
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