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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-03-23
The Late E. s. Wells.

The late p. E. Wells did not at
tribute his success to genius or bril-
liancy. nor to nerve. but to hard work
and keeping everlastingly at 1t, and
not quitting when knocked down.
When asked some years ago how he
came to hit on the expression Rough
on Rats" he said: My old retail drug
store in Jersey City was a frame
building, with a stable on one side
| and butcher shop on the other In
all my days / never saw building
so full OF rats and mice. We were
obliged to tin the drawers to keep the
mice from eating our seeds. And we
would stumble on rats while going
around the counters, or from one
room to another. One summer my
clerk and | were keeping bachelors
hall When called especially from
supper to wait on customers, even
when gone but a few moments, the
rats would get on the table and drag
off our scanty food. On our return we
could hear them jump from the tabfe
to the floor, One evening we han
| only got as far as to get the bread
On the table and cut the loaf in two
when we were both called out. We
were gone but moment, but when
we got back, we found the inside
scooped entirely out Of one half, and
the other carried bodily away Saia
to myself, have handled drugs
since | was eleven years old. Is II
/ possible that I can't procure an exter,
minator that will extermina.e? !,
thought 1t over, and realized that the
absolute prerequisites were that the
preparation should be deadly, odor.
less and tasteless
i had 1t in a moment, prepared
some, set 1t that night, and the mex,
night there were absolutely no rats
to be seen--no squeaking and no
gnawing of mice. And for six months
that building was free from rats ana
mice. Some returned after that per-
iod, but another application OF the
dose cleared the premises for another
six months | then began to give the
preparation to the people who inquir-
ed, and complained of the old ones.
Then inquiries followed and the circle
widened. Until the idea struck me Of
putting it UP for the market
Being a druggist and somewha,
OF an advertiser, l studied the situa-
zion over before starting. I knew
from both standpoints that however
meritorious the article, 1t would new
er go as Wells Rat Killer or Exter-
minator. And I knew people were
tired Of paying % cents round even
money for fake exterminators.
"I resolved to keep 1t a powder.
Tin cans were too expensive for if
teen cent article. Glass would b.
likely to break. Paper was too frail.
So hit on turned wood box. Then
] finally determined on fifteen cents.
the price I had favored from the
/ start.
But now for the name That was
! the rub. wrestled with that prob
! lem for several days and nights. One
night, after working over it till we'll
nigh morning, got tired and gave It
up. But l said to myself, Well. what.
ever ! call it in the end it certainly
is rough on rats 1t struck me like
a fiash-tha. this expression was the
winning name, and in ten minutes I
was on the floor, executing war
dance to the refrain, Rats, Rats,
Rough on Rats, Hang your Dogs and
drown your Cats"
Mr.. Wells spent hundreds OF thou
'sands OF dollars for advertising, and
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-03-23
Description Of Chief.

The letter will be read with much
Interest not only because of the de.
scription of Chief Keokuk and his
braves, but because of the delightful
bit of local color descriptive of this
city SO long ago. The letter is under
date of August 81. 1886, and is writ.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-03-23
Soma Woman.

Some women can't bear the odor OF
gasoline until they get an auto
Judge.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-08-01
1Nx0xR MRAN14 "a HaAUA5z09J WZA.=

bic grtrantung bent. Sc uurbe omar
oas 9ebrinsfde 9siIierum aud prop6bs
latttia BEL GeIunben b~eripenbet, iebom
itelsH Iid bier ber Qnipenbuna bes Ges
runs getpiTe Id9tbeiIe qeaeniiber. grs
tens oausrt Der G9ub nur tur5e 3eit, ou
oas eingsIpribts Qntitorin bas 9Iut bulo
tpisber berldbt uHb fernsr beftebt fir ben
8uG, ouB Bel Der betreffenben perfpR
fpdter einmdI ipieber bic QnpenOund zines
pie bas @iphtberisierum aus pfer6en ges
tponnenen Serums n0tbig tpirb, fei es
9ipbtberieIerum, fsi es setanusferunn,
cine GENTLE 9sfabr fir bas auftrsten ber
a~napbpIarie.
9as neue 8ebrinsl6e 0ip6tberieI6ubs
mittsl beItebt ans einem @emiih BON
0ipbtberiegift unb 9egengift, in einem
fir ben &0rper abIolut uni9dbli9en 8ers
bGltnis. anfdngli9 purbe bds Mii6s
ungspsrbdltnis ppn 0ip6tberiegiFt nit
autitorin 70 sepdbIt, baB bic Mif9uns
I'm Meeridpeinhenperfu9 nod einen
9iftiberI6uB entbieIt. 9ur9 bic tueitertn
Grpro6uugen ite1te fi9 aber bsraus. bdB
Der SmmuniFrungsOsriu9 iif nod aiirs
tiger ~srfulten lteB, tDenn bds Mif9ungs.
perbdltn,s 70 gepGblt purbe, baB burn
ben SbierberIu9 tein @iftiiberi9ub mebr
na6peisbdr mar, 1ieies audi i'm E6iers
periu9 un9ifti9e qrGpdrat iptrbe in Der
iiingiten 3eit bon Behring's berf9ieoensn
&rantendnitdlten sur 8erfiigunq geTteut
uno prattti9 erprobt. quf bic Ginperleis
buug bteies 3orindntitoringemiides ant.
portet Der meni9li6e &6rper nit Der
prpbuttion bon gntitorin, er pirb 1IIo
i'm 9egenfaB gu benz oorber befdriebenen
8organg BET Der pafiiben Smmunifrune
attib t%mmuniirt. Der Qntit0rpergebdlt
bes Serums mad Der Sniettipn Idbt ld
qunntitatto getall beitimmen.
SIN @eseniaB gu benz @orgdug bei Der
pdfiiben Communication, BEL tpcIbem bic
antitorper fdon nd9 10 bis 20 3agen
aus benz 8Iut beridpunben Ii1b, seiqt bqg
8Iut mad Sniettion bes S9uBmittels
mob po9ens, ia mpndtelang einen reldtip
boben antit0rpergebdii. Ro9 berf6ieoss
men sptbemioIogii6en ~Grfabrungen IdEA
f9 dber aunebmen, bab beretts Elm reIabk
febr 9ertnger 9rab bon Mntitorin GAE
qntitorineiubeit pro / Gtm. 8Iu) fdaB
einen mdbigen sdub eegen bic DipbtWb
.rieinfettion beptrft.
8enn bic peiteren pratttfden GrFdN
rtngen iiber bds neue 8e9ringi6e 0ipk
tberieI9uBmittet bic bisberigen Reiultdit
peiter beitdttgen, 70 TdBt Iid tpobl onnebs
men, bab bieie Metbobe Der S9ubimpfs
ung nod bic glei9e 8ebentung erIdnesa
pirb, pie bic ge9en bic 8ldttsrn bon Sens
ner etngefii1rte &ubpodenidubimpfuug.
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bon gaileD's Bead. Dele 1T Der ertlus
fine 8aoeitranb Der 9erri9aften BON Sol
oes @naben, iene lift Der Spielplub bon
Bottles Gnuben, bas fleinere Goneb So
lamb bon Nctpport. limb bic feline @eieQz
fdaft amiiiirte fi4 duf ben aaruFe1s,
ben RutI4babuen, in ben S9ieBbubeu
unb Siutppesaaerisn. BEL btaissm @is=
cream, beibeu 5rantfurtern, Bier. Pops
corn unb qalbpdps einen gdn3eH Gag
lang 9enau 70 einfa4 bemOtrattf9, mics
papl unb Wdmd, Ober beftenfols 9roBs
batter unS 9robmutter emit gstbdrL emit
ais lie nod ni9t bic Multtmiaionen Be-
faBen, als tie nod als 6d~brbootfiibrer,
g~olbgrdber. 9rocertlert, 3auidbdnbIer.
9oarbingbausipirtbin ober 8at9frau i'm
Mtning Camp in Der @eIt lebten, in ber
man feline 3eit bat, fid gu langpeilen.
IS lag etn gut She'll Sartdsmus in bies
fem 5eft ben 6ruu 8. 8. 9. Belmont,
bic ibre 9sfe1f9dft auriidTi6rte Sl ber
4atur - ibrsr Gltern ober @robeltern;
fe baden fi9 babel ale bortreffIi9 amiis
ftrt, uber am beiten tpabr14einlt9 bic
Huge, bos6afte 6rau 8. $. g., Der bas
Self bon ihrem Stanbpuntt aus iebens
fats als Elm groBsr Grfpls erfdten.
limb banu tam, gum 2eibipeien Der
5rau StubpsIdnt Sifb, bds Gsit Der jun
gen 8anberbilts, NIT benz Srdu nRsetD"
8auberbtlt TIRE Hibdlin I'm eth Grtlrds
lid6es ibettrdf. Dor 3ebn Sabrsn mar
bic @ila y8eauIieu" i9on einmal Der
S1auplab zines berartigen Sen1atiorss
ereigntfes gstpeien, aber bas Geit bes 90.
4uguit 1912 uberI6attete einfua allies
bts6er 8ugepeIene. Man pe'B ni9t, ob
bic Soften bis1es einsn 4benbs iib duf
fiirfunO8pdn5igs, auf funf5igs ober bum
~berttauIenb Dollars b%eldrfen baben; Der
iunge 9unberbilt bats asinem berratben,
piepieI sr benz @brgeia fetner Satin an
bielsm abenb seopfert fat, unb es gebt ia
aua teinen Meuiden etttns an. Die Reis
det baden idltebIi6 bas @elO boau, bdb
iie's auSgeben, unb mir io0su frpb fem,
ite's duseeben.
Giues nur tpetb man, bdB oas syeit duf
8eauIieu Elm lsbenoig getporoenes MGrs
den aus 3duienb unb elmer Nd9t gepeTen
1T. @ur9 cine Ola triumpbdlts, stpGlf
md9tige prientdltI9e 9riumpbbogen, ees
ldngte man in bds Mdrdenreid, mad
einem Sbeater. bos in einsm Gain bon
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-08-01

Sapei3ergarben unb 90flin9e berboq.
itGnoigten ben Rdbmen bes Bibles, In bas
ieoer Der 9eldbenen Ii9 betordtip barmos
Mild einfigts. Die mad @eIten gelegene
Settle bes 9alIaaIes bate man entfernt,
70 baB Der gusblid in einen tpunberbareu
RoIengarten fret blieb, iber ben Ii4 Elm
fanftes, Flbernes MonbIi9t brettete.
SrGumerii9 pldtiderte Elm Sprinsbruns
men mitten in ben Rolen unb mari bas
glibtrnoe SilberIi6t beS Monbes in Mtls
lidrben fhimmernben Qerlsn 5uriid. Rds
tur unb Stunt bdtten bier Elm Meiiters
pert Der Decoration geIdaffen = bic Ras
TIM bate bic bielfarbige RoIenprd4t, bic
~tieTsriinen 9iide unb RaIen, oas DaFer
beisefteuert; bic Runit bate ben Wonbs
f6ein eelieTsrt, bate Jpn 70 tduf4enb
na6geabmt bob man aud bies fir NQs
tur belt. GaHfte MuIit ert6ute bon
~ireenbno6er, man borte bic 9iinftler nur,
man FAB fe ni9t, unb ploBli4 mar es als
OBJ 0beron nit Ieiner 9itania unb ibrer
Glfen1hadr b~erabgeitiesen iDGre, dls pb
bic SimmltI9en lire Site i'm Olbmp
berlaHen bdtten; In ben 8iiI9en unb anti
l6eu ben Roien nurbe es lebenbtg, Npms
p6en unb Splpben tau4ten in Our6F9s
tigen Salsiergeipdnbern duf, brebten iin
i'm &eigsn, nabten ii4 ben iiberrai9ten
Sterbli6en unb paren, raid unb
l6emenqlet9, pie Fe setommeu, pisOer
berI9punben. Gin Sommerna9tstrauml
Gin Geenmdraenl
limb Dann erf9ieuen In greifbdrer
gtdbe, mitten i'm BalIaal, bic peuieer
dtberiIaen @eitdlten ruiIif6er SdnSerins
nen unb 3Gn3sr; tie tpirbelten in ben
9Gn8eu i6rer bdlbbarbdrii4en 2siben.
fddft, in Der bic langperbaltsne @llt6 In
pilbm Glammen aufIOOert, bur9 ben
gtoum; bic IanfteR MeiIen battsn Iaua
teren unb grelleren 96nen pei9en mifen,
unb tlongsu in einem tptlben raui4enbsn
Bu6dnale aus $50. Den @GfteH pulfte
bas 9lut lebbdfter als ToRit in ben Qbsrn,
aeibenI6af pirtt dnItsdenb, unb bic
@ateeberin bate aud bieTsn puntt in
i6rem programme bprgeIebeu - in ldus
I6i9eu @rotten unb faipeigfamen 2aus
ben, in buuteln S6dttensdnpen uHb Bel
Iiebli6en Sprin9brunneu mar fir bic
nDtbtae 4btiblune geforgt, bic bic @dfte
tpiebsr in ben leibenf9uftlofen Normal>
suitunO auriidDerfsbte. Grdu 5tupDsiuut
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-08-01
EW 6dRzzAHEST IN NEWR0RZ

GiI9 bate bic 9enuetbuuns, i6r Geif ala
ben triumph ben poefis unb G90nbeit,
ala Elm Munberpert Der &unit Der lin.
terbaltung geprielsn gu b0ren unO 70
mar aud ibr bds SET Der srboffte Grs
Iolg; IS mar cine SenIatton, nie ie Netps
port nod ME erlebt bate, es mar b {
SenTation Der Saifou. Cine ni6t 8l
iberbietsnbe SsnIatiou2 0as mubte ber
Submit iiberldfen bleiben.
Die SaiIon bra4te anbere 5ete nit
0ersnisunsen anoerer, peniger poetiI9er
lrt. poeiie, 9unit, S90nbeit bds
1T ules ean3 f4Dn unb gut, aber fe Iinb
ni1t Sebermdnns @eT9mad, man muB
aud ben psniger bornebmen @ef6mddern
Re9nuns traseu. 9err unb Grau QuguIt
Belmont eaben in ibrsr @iaa ,8bst6es
Sea" Elm Sommerfeit. beFen glou - cine
8drietdteunummer mar; nd9 benz Sous
per fdmmelten ii9 bic @6fte auf ben bds
nfer fell i%iberragenbsn GelIen, Sermann
SeIrihs unb preiton @tbIon f6leppten
etnen an 4rmeu uHb 8einen NIT Thpes
rem 4etten gefeFelten Monn an ben Ranb
ber GeIfeu uno i9leuoerten ibn In bic
brdnbenben QBelen. 9ier unb bort elm
S4redensi6ret bon nerDDIen Brauenlips
pen dtbemloies S4peigen
unO mad ~turoen, enbIos lang erI6einens
ben Wtnuten I9tptmmt Der Mann, Ieiner
lebig. aif bic tpeiter brduben pers
2uitpdht gu, mo CT bell unb it6er
duf 0ed ge3ogsn ptro, r9oubini" ldutet
Oieiss RdtbIels 26iuug. 9as III aud
cine Runit, cine bur9dus ni9t brotIoIe
aunit unb iibsr bic GeTdmGder
ii9 nt9t ~treiten,
8rdu Oliper g. 8. Belmont, bic ges
9rau 80. g. @anberbilt, unb
cine Der brei burd ibre ge1eGl4aftli9en
beribmten Smith S9peltern,
fu9t ibrs 9riump6e bur9 OriginalitGt
su erSielen. als i~berasuete, ~rerttbdtige
5rauenrs6tIerin CAB fec duf i9rer 9es
Itbung ,War blebeab" Elm Suffraeettens
in benz bic Repporter @eieas
aud ni9ts anOeres ols eiaen rels
3eitoertreib fab; oIs Dame Der
bic it9 bemiibt, bic Rluft
Spiiben Rei9 unb arm burd bemotras
ttI4e Qnipru9loFgteit gu iibsrbriiden,
ie ibre Sreunoe aus Der gpIbeuen
duf einen Sag na6 GaIton's
Bead Elm, benz proletd@ii9en Gsaenltiid
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-08-01
25e6rMgs ueues 0tp6t6erie
S6nkmttteG.
gort Or. s II r It.

gereits felt "a Sabren beIibt bic Me6ts
ain in Behring's @tpbtberieIerum Elm tpirts
James SeiImittel gegen bic 9ipbtberie. So
beitebt betanntItG aus benz Serum bon
2bteren, bic LANCE 3eit nit itarten Dozen
bon 9ipbtberteqift borbebanbeIt pprbsn
tpuren unb auf bic GinberIeibung Des
@iftes nit Der prpbuttipn bon @egengift
in ibrem 96rper anttporten, 70 boB cine
gertnge Menge hires Serums im1tanbe 1T,
ein @ielfa6es an @ipbtberiegift gu neus
trdliItren. Spribt man NIT hiefem Sss
rum einen an 0ipbtberie Grtrantten, in
beFen 8lut dIio bds 9ortn treiit, 70 blsibt
Der 8etreffenbe Sur9 bas outitprinbaltige
Serum bon Der 8irtung bes @iftes, bas
nit benz Qntitorin sine feIte untpirtIame
@erbinbung singebt. berf9ont, er III, pie
man iia ausbriidt, .palIio immuniFrt'
tporberL bd bos Spr Decentralization bes
&rdntbettsgiftes nUtbige Antitorin ni1t
BON ietnem eigenen &0rper pdbrenb Oes
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. probu3irt, ionbern ibm
paiTib einberIeibt tpurbe.
auf benz lebten aonareB fir inHere
Mebtain 1T nunme1r Gebring nit einsm
neuen MitteI sur getdmpfung Der 9ipbs
tberie b%erDprgetreten, bas aber i'm @egenr
fab aum SeiIIerum nidt Sur @ebdnblung
Der nuseebrp6enen Grtrdnfung, fpnbern
our gorbeusuus, uIs SdusmitteI sssen
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-08-01

g~oeospdImen berItedt lag. Die beten
9dn3ertnnsn Der Welt iraten duf iener
8ibne auf; bic flaFiidfte uller Operetten,
Sobdun StrauB' .6lsEtrmuus" purbe in
abestiir5ter Gorn bon elmer auserleIenen
aiinitIeri6dar aufesfibrt, unb bieie cine
Drummer ALIEN toitete ~3ebntduIenb Dol
lars. Serr 9unbsrbtlt bate bic Sruppe
IN einem Grtrd5ng BON Retp Oort mad
Nepport unb 5uriid gebra6t; er bate Der
DIRECTION bes gdiiuos5beaters bas an
bieiem abenb seI9loFen bIeiben mubte,
ben ausfaI srieben miifen; bafiir bate
er bic @enustbuune, istnen @Giten Runfts
GENTLE bieten au tSunen. fpie fe fi9 nur
Elm Shirt (aIIo au9 elm ameritanii6er
9elofiriD Ieiitsn Tam. Gs mar aber
niht einnal 70 iebr bic pra9t Der 0etos
ration ober bic Site bes @ebotenen, nod
bic auserleTgnbeit Der SafeIgeniiFe, bic
bas Set gum grobtsH GrfoIge Der Reps
porter Sdtfon itempelteu, fonbern Der bers
idtpenberii9e @Ian3 unb bic fabelbafte
3oitbdrteit Der &oftime. in beneR bic
@dite srf9ienen tDurtn. Sin Wdr6en aug
Sauienb uRb cine Nadt bas 6ebingt
8olb unb 9iamanten, SLIDER uno qers
len, Rubinen, Gmdragbe, Sapphire, Seibe,
@dmmt unb Spiben . uno an bds mar
i'm llebermaBe od. limb bds ortentaliI4e
Set Hang in eiuem Reigen aug, Bel benz
Die 9Gite nit ben Ieltenften 8lumen bes
WO~rssnlunbes ibsrIdittet purben - Der
@anberbiIt bate Fe Iia brett aus benz
Orient tommen IuGsn, bsnn Elm 8anbers
bilt lam fia bos letiten.
9as 1T bic Delt BON Netpport! Die
Melt, in Der man it9 lansrpeiIt9 Ni9t
bod; bic WeIt, in Der man ft9 bic Iau'
ernbe 2ansipsile nit einem gerabs3u rns
elaublt9en Rafftnement gu bertreibsn
tDeiB. @as pobl bic Some Don 1918
In benz parabtes Der Rei4iteH Tiir nsus
lleberrufduneen auSbriiten ptrb3
9etnrt9 Reinb. 9trf4.
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Die aObnfrnae.

Gin Wlanr bettuats Tia Bel fsinen brst
Greunben, sinem GugIdnOer, strsm S9osr
ten unb einem SrlGnbsr barber, bdb fem
Disnitmdbden fuDiel @eidirr aerbrtae.
.gBas Iol id nur nit ibr a~nfdngen91
n0as Gtnfaafe 1T, Sic entluHer fie,-
meinte Der GneIdnbsr. Dugsgen protes
itirte Der munn, Od ie font tebr iadtIS
{et.
y3ieben sic ibr bas, mas Iie Strbri9t
an 2Obn ub," rist5 Der S9otts.
~DaS sebt nt9t g. Ie jerbridt mehr als
ie 2obn erbGIt.@
Damn sr10ben Sic ibret 2Obp.@ Be-
msrtte Der SrIdnbsr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-08-01
DkWaE dsr,inan
1SIiN IaneweiIt.

eommsfltHt " utwrtn - pR Nuhtpti tut H9hteut =
6lndsrite : rU Himrl um sm eNdeu ftialt - sue.
mtg stf eltEhait Ia ttsbmals toe 60 Ftaa % q q.
Belmont ml stu ano attt et pitttmnSHi amnhtit - SEN.
iaticntthslR = cine lladt IN ptut>ig - Gin nlafhn ants
GanfsnS uus cline liadt - Stau Cornelius pduSattirs sht
The Sentinel=record., 1913-03-04
JOHNSTON GETS
 LIBERTY ON BOND
HAD BEEN IN JAIL FOR MORE THAN SIX MONTHS UNDER A
 DOUBTFUL CHARGE.
Held on Murder Charge, Evidence Was So Doubtful He Was Finally
 Given Bail in Sum of $2,5oo.

George Johnston who for more than six months had been in the coun- ty jail under the doubtful charge of :nurder, and who was once tired for this crime, was yesterday able to make the small $2,50O bond reqtlred by the court and was given his ib- erty.
 Johnston had been in custody since the disappearance of Carrol Shepman iast October, when circumstances pointed to Johnston having murdered him. Shepman was an intinerent sort Of character who had no home, snd been lodging with Johnston iii the cabin home of the latter on the flick man place Shortly after Shepman disappeared body was found that was iden sied as the body of Shepman, after which an investigation was made by Detec- tive Laughlin which led to Johiston s arrest.
 Johnston disclaimed any connection with the disappearance of Shepman, and Attorney Thurston P Farmer de tended his case for him. Johnston had few friends, and no money The circumstances were sufficient for his
 indictment, and when there was a trial of the case in circuit court the jury stood six for conviction and six for acquittal
 The fact that Sheplnan had left his belongings at the home of John.toD when lie disappeared, pointed strong est to Johnston's guilt. There was no evidence that they ever had trouble, and the evidence on this point was that they were friendly.
 An unusual incident developeT in connection with the trial of the casg
 when Coy Bulas, witness swore for the state that one afternoon about
 the time Shepman disappeared he was at Johnston's cabin and saw Shepman ! there with large roll of bills, and that Johnston was after Shepman about some money alleged to be due him.
 The next day Bulas testified that
 what he had sworn previously was false, that he had not been to the Johnston cabin, had not seen any
 money. and that he had testified fflse-
 ly on the question. Bulas was held on a perjury charge.
 My feet are sore and the Eght hurts my eyes some" was about >ae cnly comment Johnston had to make on his liberty. He is an unpublished type of the roreh workman of the country. and is rather an unusual study If the accused man is entirely innocent of the charge he has stood his incarceration with unusual forrf- tude. and if he is guilty he has ap- parently given his situation little con cern.
 The bond was signed by M C. lick man, foT whom he had worked, and by his brother, who resides in Yell county.
The Sentinel=record., 1913-03-04
'ROTEST PROPOSED
 NEWSPAPER LAW
ocAL TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION PASSES RESOLUTIONS CON
 DENYING coVlNGroN BILL.

Al ealled meeting of the Hot brings Typographical union, No. 574. sld last evening, the members pass resolutions protesting against the opposed newspaper law, the bill for hich was introduced by Senator febb Covington, and passed by the mate. The bill was characteri1ad s the members of the union .s a leaace to the publishing business nd popy of the resolutions have cen sent to Representatives Sawyer Id Westcott asking them to use their est eiIort to defeat tae bin in the ouse.
 -.e Resolutions follow:
 Hot Springs. Ark, March 2. 1913.-
 N nereas, There has been intro nced Into the Senate of the State { Arkansas, bill which is regard
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ed as menace to the newspaper and printing business of the state, affect. ing both employing publishers and the members of the Typographical fra ternity, said bill being known as Senate Bill No 254 (Covington,) which has for it's purpose the placing of the newspaper business in the class of public utilities and under the reg uation of the Arkansas Tax Commis- sion, and already passed by the sen. ate, and
 Whereas, the enactment of said Dill into q law would be harmful in a marked degree to the newspapers Of the state, curtailing their scope of usefulness as puTveyors of public news, and in the end would likely re- suit in the reduction of wages paid to employees and an injury to the printing fraternity, therefore be it
 Resolved by Hot Springs Typo graphical Union, No. 574, that We, as members of the International Typo graphical union, are unalterably op- posed to such drastic and harmful leg islatlon. and that we request our rep resentatives in the legislature to use their best efforts to prevent the pas sage of said bill when it comes 70 a vote in the house of representatives, That a copy of these resolutions be forwarded to Hon L. E. Sawyer and Hon. Harry Wescott. representatives from Garland county and copy furn- ished the press for publication"
 J. B. SOLDIER, President.
 IF H. WATERMAN, Secy.
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