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The Forrest City times., 1912-12-20
FORREST CITY. ARK. AFTERNOON, DEC. 2o 1912.

Little Rock.-when asked b,s opinion by Little Rock paper Governor-elect Joe T. Robinson re. piled as follows:
 Washington.-Replying, if press reports are true, to Governor Dona- sheys action in pardoning 36O cohVlets at the close of his four years service as an alleged pro. test against the system which he mas permitted to prevail through. out his administration is unwar- rahted and retrogressiye. It is a gross abuse of a power which shonid be exercised for the sake of justice, reasonably seasoned with mercy, It is blow at the judges and juries of the state. an insult to those who stand for law and order. It Is an impeachment of his own intelligence and diseredits his in. tegrlty. Governor Donaghey has thus become the chief caluminator ana tradueer of the state.
 Joe T. Robinson" "
The Forrest City times., 1912-12-20
RICE INDUSTRY OF
 STATE |S GROWING
Although Comparatively New, Arkansas Possesses Many
 Valuable Farms.
ARKANSAS COUNTY LEADS
In 1909 There Were 232 Irrigated Farms-Average Yield Ia 45.9
 Bushels Per Acre.

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
 Washington. Although rice has been grown on a commercial scale in Arkansas for a few years only. sta tistics for irrigation for rice, in bull letin soon to be issued by the census bureau, show there were 232 irrigated rice farms in Arkansas in 1909, of which 102 were in Arkansas county. being 4.6 per cent of the total number of farms in that county
 The average yield of irrigation rice reported was 45.9 bushels per acre. and the average value $41.56. The cost of irrigation enterprises in Arkansas was $5S7.S34 up to July 1, 1910. The acreage capable of being irrigated by these enterprises in 1910 was 47.136. Outside of Arkansas county, the irri- gated rice farms made up per cent of the total number of farms.
 The total average reported as irrt- gated for rice growing in 1909 was 27,753, of which nearly onehalf was in Lonoke county and about one-eighth in Prairie county. Most of the remain ing irrigated acreage was in St. Fran cis, Poinsett and Woodruff counties. There were 1,2S2, ,S30 bushels of rough rice produced in Arkansas in 1909,, valued at $1,15S,103. In 1899 the total crop amounted to but $235. The aver age cost per acre of irrigated enter prises, based on the acreage enter prises were capable of irrigating in 1910 is about the same as in Louisiana and the estimated final cost per acre included in projects does not differ greatly from that in Louisiana or. Texas.
 The average cost per acre enterprise es were capable of irrigation in 1910 varies widely in the different counties. The lowest average cost SAG, is shown for Arkansas county, which con- tains nearly one-half of the irrigated acreage The highest average cost s21.29, is shown for Prairie county, in which about one-eighth of the irrigated acreage is situated. In all of the coun- ties, except Arkansas, the average cost is above the average for the state.
The Forrest City times., 1912-12-20
Greene County Turnips Are Big.

Paragould-Th past fall was rec ord breaking season for the growing of turnips in Greene county. G. w. Kirby raised l25 bushels on about quarter acre. s. T. Roberts, residing a short distance north of Paragould, rais- ed 600 bushels on two and three fourths acres. The record for the largest turnip so far reported is held by Alvin Jackson. who raised one that weighed seven pounds.
The Forrest City times., 1912-12-20
Farmers Wiilinq to Arbitrate.

New York.-President Carter of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Bremen and Enginemen notified the railroad managers of the Eastern territory that in preference to strike vote he was willing to arbitrate under the Erd- man act the firemen's demands for increased pay and better working con ditions. He submitted an amended proposition for consideration.
The Forrest City times., 1912-12-20
Child Tells of Murder.

Memphis, Tenn. - A four-year-old child, munching an apple, walked into the living room of a boarding house here and announced that papa has killed mamma" The childs mother, Mrs. Aham J. Boehler, was found ly- ing on the floor of her apartment, her head almost severed. Boehler es- capped
The Forrest City times., 1912-12-20
Suicide Pays for Own Funeral

Jacksonville. Fla. = Judge II. w. Knight of Chicago, who had come to Florida to spend the winter, commit ted suicide in a local hotel by shoot ing himself in the head Poorfhealth is given as the cause of the Suicide. A check to pay his funeral expenses was found by his side.
The Forrest City times., 1912-12-20

Shreveport. La. - Mrs. Eva Walls Bailey. convicted of attempting to poison her husband. C. c. Bailey. week before he was murdered by A. L. Watson. now waiting execution, was sentenced to five years in state prison.
The Forrest City times., 1912-12-20

Los Acknowledgements of a hydro plane and clothing which were washed ashore and identified. proved that Aviator Horace Kearney and his re. porter companion. Chester Lawrence, met disaster and death soon after they started on their proposed flight over the ocean to San Francisco.
The Forrest City times., 1912-12-20
Ambassador conferrina.

Washington. - Henry Lane Wilson, American abassador to Mexico, who has been in this country on personal business. reached Washington to con fer with the state department on Mexi- can affairs.
The Forrest City times., 1912-12-20
Prepares for Own Funeral.

Moberly.--Wash McNutt of about 13 suffering from cancer for several years and has bought his own coffin. He is wealthy planter.
The Forrest City times., 1912-12-20

Washington.-A resolution that all of the soldiers homes of the country be transferred from the Interior De. partment to the War Department is probable as a result of the investiga. ton of the home at Los Angeles, which has been conducted by a Senate com mittee of which Senator Jones of WaAhinstnn ia chairman
The Forrest City times., 1912-12-20
Clerk Has Disappeared.

Enid, OkIa.--A Warrant Charging em- hezzlement was filed by County At torney Harmon against Ralph Rob erts, a clerk of the Superior Court at Garfield county. Officers are search ing for Roberts, who disappeared De- cember '. The records of the office are being investigated by deputy state examiner.
The Forrest City times., 1912-12-20

washington.-The piteous condition of dying men crowded around wells endeavoring to obtain water Is describ- ed by Mrs. Rockhill. wife Of the Amert' can ambassador to Contstantinople
New Ulm review., 1912-09-11
Hunters Disappointed.

Fully q dozen hunting parties
started out from New Ulm Friday
afternoon or early Saturday morning
to hunt prairie chickens and ducks on
Saturday the first day on which these
birds could be legally killed.
Fortunately for the birds, the weather
proved so hot Saturday afternoon and
Sunday that the dogs simply could
not work and the most of the hunters
came home Sunday afternoon tired
out and disappointed with the small
number of birds bagged. Some we're
more lucky than others, in the matter
of securing game, but on the whole the
nimrods were not satisfied with results.
The weather continued hot Mon
day also and very little hunting
was done on that day. Those
who went out to hunt ducks exclusively
have even . greater tale of woe to
sing than the chicken hunters, The
ducks proved scarce article and the
net results were far from gratifying.
In addition to the usual hsrdships
incident to . hunt, these nimrods had
to contend with mosquitoes. AZ one
who says he did not sleep . wink oil
Friday night puts It: ''There were
millions of them and they were oil in
fighting trim. I have experienced
mosquitoes before, but nothing TO
equal Friday night"
New Ulm review., 1912-09-11

sides this we have some Austrian
rifles and Prussian muskets.
On the 10th and respective 2sth of
January, 1863, the time of the 3
months militia is over, at which time
the citizens of New Ulm will form .
Volunteer Militia Artillery Company,
If you will be kind enough to furnish
the cannons, which need only your
approval and requisition.
May it be that we differ in some
things but hope not in this that the
whites must be defended against the
Indian savages. In my belief 1t is
the duty of all Minnesotans to do
all in their power to protect the
settlers Of this state against the red
skins. ,.-e-.s....
Yours truly,
Charles Roos. 4 /
The petition for the Cannon and
ammunition mentioned in the above
letter was sent to Sibley on tho 17th
OF January and will appear d ~
next article.
New Ulm review., 1912-09-11

Albert Loffelmscher of Ridgely who
successfully operated The No Msn
Avery Self Plows and Gas Tractors
at the Minnesota State Fair last week,
left Minneapolis Sunday morning for
the Wisconsin State Fair and will
demonstrate Avery Flowing Tractors
and heavy farm trucks at Milwaukee
this week. Mr.. Loffelmacher will
operate two large gas tractor plowing
engines next week on his farms. The
monster gas tractors pull fourteen
stubble plows taking cut of II feet
wide and 6 inches deep.
New Ulm review., 1912-09-11
Prot. Flsshsr ha 1ailroaA -.

Prot. Rishsrd Fischer of NadisoD.
Wis. ID Ia he city on his annual
hunting vacation. Saturday hs and
his party bsgged . prairie chickens
By noon. On soeount Of the excessive
heat Saturday afternoon and Sunday
hunting Va very poor and they gave
up hunting g bad job Sunday noon.
Mr.. Fischer was here during home
coming week and after visiting for
some days In Minneapolis, started tor
Madison Sunday night and vas .
passenger on she ill-fated Omaha train
which was completely wrecked near
Camp Douglas, Wis. Monday morn.
ing ct $50. While crossing the
river ct that point the bridge,
weakened under the sction OF . cloud
burst, gave way and went down after
the engine, baggage, fish and mail
cars had gotten across. But the
peculiar aad unexplsinsble part about
II 10 the fact that this section Of the
train vas nevertheless completely
wrecked. Tho tender Was thrown
upon tho locomotive, killing both
engineer aud fireman. The mail car
and baggage car were complete y
and the mail clerk and
bsggsgeman we're instantly killed.
Toe river which ordinarily at this
season OF the year 10 sbout one foot
deep had become . raging torrent 20
feet high and the smoker dropped into
this seething mass of water. Fortu.
nstely there were only . few psssen.
gers in the smoker and they managed
10 get out.
The chair car came next ahd half
turned over and hung to the sleeper
long enough to give the passengers an
to save themselves and
hen it also dropped into the water.
The sleeper was tho only coach left
on the track, nor did that
,omsin there long. The wster waahsd
Iwsy tho ground under 1t very rapidly
Ind the front end of the sleeper went
'ver and backed up against the chair
'sr. The train, with tho exception of
be sleeper, 10 . complete wreck. None
# tho passengers wero seriously in
ured. Quite . few, however, were
lightly bruised and cut
New Ulm review., 1912-09-11
Board Of Public Works.

Notice is hereby given that at q meeting
of the 8oard of Public Works of the City
Of New Ulm, Minn.. to be held In the City
Clerks ONCE Of said city. on the 18th day
Of ofSeptember. 1913 q So,,clock 2: n. the said
Roard of Public Works will make the
Assessments Of benefits and damages, II
any, derived from the local improvements
made in said city and authorized by said
Board, hereinafter set out, to owners OF
real property fronting thereon, to wit: For
constructing sewer on State Street from
Second South Street to Sixth South
Street. .,s
Any person interested in said assess.
u1ent may appear before the Board at said
time. :. -. .e-E. -.
Dated New Ulm, Minn., September 9th,
1917.
= ALBEIT J. MEYER,
81 50 Clerk Of Board of Public Works.
New Ulm review., 1912-09-11
sssser,pt'o. R.ts. .l.,o Per Year.
Wednesday. Sept. II, ,lsl2

Just % 10 60 to press we learn OF
IN accident that befell Walter Hose
last evening at Swan Lake whom he
aud some other young men were duck
hunting. Walter was using George
Wicherski's gun in shooting ct .
bird. The gun locked poorly and
whom the shot exploded It tore away
part OF the barrel and : small piece
OF iron pierced his loft arm. The
wound 10 not serious, however.
Albert Fritsche was also struck In the
fsoe BY . piece of the iron and
0lighNy wounded.
New Ulm review., 1912-09-11

LOsT-Germsn Day By . member Of
tho parade . sword and scabbard,
probably on Franklin Street. Finder
please return to DR.. L. A. Fritsche's
0mce for reward. SIT.
New Ulm review., 1912-09-11
Cla$sifled Advertisements.

loUD-Estrsy Bird dog 6 mos.
puppy. Owner can have him by
+ Provlag and paying for this I'd.
Inquire at SCHNEIDER & JOHNSON.
New Ulm review., 1912-09-11

FOUND - during fest week lady's
purse containing personal belong.
ings and certificate of stock. Owner
can have same by proving property
aad paying for this advertisement.
New Ulm review., 1912-09-11

the piano we are prepared to
send you at once. A small
payment down and the rest
of the purchase price on
practically your own terms
will make you the possessor
of one of the justly famous
Baldwin pianos. They are
the favorite instrument Of
the finest musicians. What
better recommendation could
you ask?
w. J. Winkelmann's
MUSIC HALL
KIESLNG BLOCK NEW ULM
New Ulm review., 1912-09-11
Notice..

Free tuition to one from each county
in Business, Shorthand, Normal, etc.
Board and room 81. 60 week. Books
rented. Opens Oct. g., Humboldt
College, humboldt, Iowa. $40
New Ulm review., 1912-09-11

WANTED-To Rent . 300 acre farm by
man with llenty of help. In any
neighborhood EDW. GIESE,
Rt. s, New Ulm. #.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-18
HATFIELD
MAJORITY

Special Dispatch TO the Intelligence
CHARLESTON. ". Va. Nov. i7-Of-
hc!al returns made To Chairman James
lakln by the county clerks Of the
several 'ouuties Of Nest virginia show
that the official majority accorded GOV
.tt't- elect Henry u. HATFIELD over viii
Ham r. Thompson. his Democratic Op-
i"u"nt was s.Cis
" lil- the Official figures dp not xiv g.
u Hatfield as large 70 majority as VS.
anti, ipated. AN ualV-tS OF the returns
chow that the vote for the Republican
anticipated. an ufIl1 sis OF the returns
90 Throughout each of the fiNt Courr.s-
sIonai districts
In the n.~t Congregational district p-.
Hatfield received 1893 majority Second
@4tf. Third. LOO. Fourth. .IS4. ami
int nm, l.6@t. The SECOND district IL
a." home OF Thaif man James = I.akln.
VII" conducted a." nght for tie Rcpub-
loan u0mIr'" aud % was the banner
f"usi s~si'uIl di-ttIst. while Preston
county, 10" hume OF chairman IaFiu
Wa next to Mcdowell. Hnthrld.s home.
~ giving H majority To- the Republican
tir.st
AlrmFn iakiu. anal zing the return.
TODAY. H@Crihei 10. FAILURE az th. II1f-
i'iH majority Co reach tho -. n"u mark
60 f.' Tact that 300 the last VIZ ~ ga.
'I'.i.tg.. f.t Republicans ana PTo-r,s-
stf's. following The example ~ I,r.
lff'.ld devoted their cfurtS fp the
'I"'ft'u ~ Republican LEGISLATURE.
VIII. 'Nr Democrats. feeling Thar their
4'rI.i.'' uft tl.rtf Was safe mad, 70 gar
ils"r finish zoo au EFFORT 20 nose out H..
littt"ld auI sur.,-ri.d 10 reducing his
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-18
Governors Proclamation.

Whereas. great public CalErr uF life
ana property has for SOME Kim" past
ana h"W exists. ana numerous rniui-
Ni""~ Raw" urH p committed. aII uf law
t-l a@-"fHflsg- 81 ARMED IrfSois have
'.n.i los tied au4 resist To" enforcement
whereas the ,i,.l authorities have
l'"n ana af' low r"Wtflr~s~ Go -uf'fr.
o." laws OF the state iu fu. tsrr!fuf..
Hereinafter described. and th. Sh~iIr
- a." county oI Kama hH has made de-
ipoud upon IN" GuN"tu"r Cor military
ana t4" Laws Do sI.n cases made 4ui
ff"Ntsft such AID I.- bfru rendered
sald sheriff ana
&C.," ass milling a. ~id district AMI are
iHf"ti'u.uE injury and death Co those
'nt"t'd in ir"t"'t!ur property aud
I' ~Hnai rights. and
Whereas. ou TIL Ilth OF November
I'l-. "a ldrf" body ~ armed Ii,fi. Whose
t.tfn'~ ar' uuku"Wu. bred hundreds %
r.''~ Ai ana iut" O. t9t--"iIg'i TAIN ".'-
Grated Hs tht Chesapeake = tfniu Rail
way ,"Wf"u' "r what t- commonly
'allrf a. Cabin 're'k Branch. iu which
said trHin there were a. number OF
people. aud
Wher"s~ % rImaer 81 men have re-
t'i} Teen beaten ur and injured With
'ttf 'listirif cause therefor. al "f
N''. p cons .tu'" hf'tch'~ 90 the T.,trr.
i'I H.t tiut. Hr.uvfHl ts~e'rilags re-
"i>ttutr "i law .lu .'I-.4rf-.IinH. when
cannot it eu-CtutlI, prevented GO sup
i'-.ri t} o." Sh~iiu OF kaHtw i.I c"ufi-
fN. or If fl. ordinary p.--a ,afrif4tu4
..N' i'.a." "ni''r.. ana an uf which en-
Hfhf"f- fho peace and safety of th.
i""i.ir OF said di-f,..t ana ob-tGuct the
execution o. ths Law and
N tFr'a- -tfr sheriff commanded the
s".i i'"i-'n. Ntlt" f4ilf ..-H-fr hl"d 20
d'-i"f." "ri r"'ii" PEACEFULLY % their
f'-. fi't al..tt'. tri hI-iIt... AMI
Whereas. >l.H r..f.lr.- uulawft4IIy as
-'rIhl't refused Goo d4-irr~f and retire
=. Their r'~p'' iiN" .tuir- ald hI-.u.~ -.
"rf"fo'r" Of the law ht 900. cI,u Of
' "Nn l''.' "f.i.f trt outlet have
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-18

majority materially in the last few DAYS
% the campaign.
While the official vote FOR tn. prcsi-
oencN ana the remainder Of the state
ticket has not been compiled. owing TO
the failure or many cHuvazsiug boards
10 make their reports To the Secretary
OF htht". II IL estimated that th. re-
nainfer % the Republican state tisk.t
VIII run from G.0OO to 5000 votes IA
.hctrS or the gubernatorial numine-.
me ieturus Tor the Republican ani
Democratic candidates was not as itIg-
a. iuur years agu, hut the Socialist vote
Nhi'h VIII be between $1,000 and 10000
-O.uov more than four wears ago
Win The exception OF the counties OF
HfhOur. Monroe, Taylor. Wayue. Wei
sur ana wyoming. where the official
N"t" WAS received from uunnirlnl
sources. the following official vote -
shown a. given by the county clerks.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-18

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Nov IL
Thwarted in an attempt 10 set fire. 10
his HON" and murder his wife. Corue-
Illus Schugrue. aged 80. salesman. Of
Toledo. O.. to-day plunged pair II
scissors into his fox terrier dog and
Killed b.. Schugrue. who. the police
say. escaped from an insane ho-pita!
IN Ohio. had been living here with
his wife for TWO weeks and the to..cc
had been called upon 10 quiet him sew
eral times. lie was arrested ou an
Insanity charge and the Ohio author,
ties notified.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-18
BOYHOOD FRIEND
SHOOTS MAN

DENVER. colo. Nov IN. 4.
Roof. member Of Denver tobacco
firm. was shot and seriously wounded
az Lis home last nIrht b. man h.
says Dc recognized as boyhood
friend a. Ripon. Wis Root was ak.
eu t0 tho COUNTY hospital where 10
was said there was o. chance OF his
recovery
Several times in tho last rs years.
since hc has resided 10 Denver. Root
hHs been attacked. shot and once
locked BOO bis tafe ana nearly slnO-
Gated
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-18

Take this medicine. Begin
today and you will find that
the time will not be long
before you will feel the full
enjoyment of living.
Your druggist can supply
you in liquid or tablet form
or you can send so one-cent
stamps for a trial box.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-18
GAMBLING JOINTS
We're Raided Saturday Night and %
Men Were Caught-Some Un-
able To Give Bail

squad a. pis.1.clothrs men. de-
tectfcs and police. rIided the gamb
linz nous" Of James Harhmau. iIas
Market street. ana Jacob SNYDER. 1915
Market street. saturday evening AMI
caught "a men in The met. They were
feIir red io put up 81. or go to au.
MAJ could uo' Furnish tto amount.
It" following we're caught 900 the
rad
James Hachman. lfts Market street.
sam 81 Hrd. William Jour.. Mack
'f'i-. Richard Rowe. Joe Weu-.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-18

George Craig. Dick Lanon. :. p. John
son. Frank McFadden. Alex Johns.
Grover Hughes. Charles Coss. John
Smith. John Oliver. John Starr. Fred
Wilson
Jacob Snyder. Prop. 1915 Market
Str"et. Albert Reed Alher' stove.
Joseph Shulian. William Hendricks.
William Finkwell. Louis Bloomfield.
Harry SWsrtz. Samuel Smulo.. Harry
Jones. J. J Johnson. William Creigh-
tom
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-18
Senator Terrell Dead.

ATLANTA. Ga. Nov II Former
United states Senator Joseph Terrell.
twice governor 81 Georgia. died ~ bis
home here today Senator Terrell
Wis born Boz Merriwcther cou-fy. Ca.
In 1SGi
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-18
ANARCHY IS
Continued Prom rag. oze.)

q" between strikers and railway DO
licemen at Cabin Greek Junction. asst
thursday On the day Mother
Jones left the story WIS given out
that the two men had been brought
from New York on promise OF good
iobs. and that they had been refused
money b. their employers when they
ieluested u
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-18
nv. DHnr~nsc Golden Medical
DA ANAN - Discovery

has demonstrated during
the past forty years that It
is composed of the most sue
cessful ingredients known to
the medical world that can
aid the stomach in manufac-
turing rich, red, life-giving
blood. Science has placed
its seal of approval on every
one OF these ingredients.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-18

-Four years ago William y ,;l..-,,'.g
I'rublicau. received Ilu.eu-. ami I...ll.
I'rneft. Democrat. 1895 votes FtI'-
~ Iu. however. lost MANY votes through
failure Of the election officers =. "a
t'E"thrr ia" Republican and pr"Er,-slL..
votes iu MANY frsrIrrfS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-18

Mrs Matrie Gamil. chatham Hill
Va. says.-'l want TO advise an who
read this not 10 be without Foley :
Honey and Tar Compound in their
bones My little girl was taken one
night with severe attack OF Group.
on; lew doses promptly given her
OF Foley's Honey and Tar Compound
relieved her ard she went quietly TO
sleep. ] gladly recommend them. .
For sale by John Coleman & Co-Adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-18
CALIFORNIA MEN
WILL TESTIFY
In oyra rite Trial a. indis1apeHs-
Mehs' gal Allowed Exercise en-
Roof of EYildins


INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Nov. II
Fifteen witnesses from California.
y no acre 10 have testified at the ir.-
a. a. los Angeles had the Mcnamara
brothers not pleaded guilty to caus-
ing explosions there Viil be examined
BY the government when the DINA.
mite conspiracy Trial is resumed to-
morrow
The Witnesses who had personal
dealings With James p McNamara.
q! rdiniter OF the Los Angeles Times
building. and HIS alleged accumpiices
aud were subpoenacd ~ connection
With the government charges that
plaf a Tv'ctmOe and Eugene \. Clan
cy. san Francisco labor leaders knew
OF Mcnamara purpose in going TO
the Pacific coast Arth.r 1. Neitch
deputy district attorney ui Los Angeles
county, HhO assisted ia the county
prosecution. and A-car LAWYER. assist
ant 70 the attorney general. who had
charge q the cases which resulted in
the bringing OF federal indictments
IA California. are 10 testify.
Mechanical detention IN Indisnap-
oils Is said 10 be unique A. a pris-
Oner u Los Angeles county. indicted
there for causing al explosion IN an
iron works he now Is witness a. a
loan 70 the government lie occu-
pies a cell specially provided in the
federal building and Is allowed eyer
else only on the roof of the building
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-18
Are You Anaelnic2

|ALLOR OF the skin, palpitation and debility are the
prominent symptoms of anamia. Perhaps this is YOUR
trouble, and you haven't fully realized it.
There only thing for you do and that's to take
good reliable medicine that will attack and expe the poson
IN your system and increase the red corpusces now so
deficient in your blood ~ ~