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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-08-19
S0L0HS STAYING ALL SUMMER
Is Son as Tariff Bill Has Passed.
Work Will Begin on the
Currency

Washington, August 19.-Con-
sress having yielded to the wish of
Erezilent Wilson and sent home for
ITS Iall clothes, members are becom-
ns reconciled to blasted vacation
ho.as and are settling down to COM
r,ele the tariff revision with delib-
=Eation and to take up currency re
.crm without undue haste.
u hen the special session viii be
ready 10 adjourn has ceased to be
scJ5ect cf speculation No one pre-
-en 5 to hazard any more guesses
ana lealer in both houses declare
hat currency legislation is to be
completed. even if it is necessary to
run right up to the regular session
Il December.
Senator Gallinger, speaking in
The tariff debate of the necessity for
republicans to debate certain pro-
posed rates at length, was asked if
he had sent home for his winter
~4CluCS anu aus w GI6I "lIH an dUTHl-
aeive nod.
About 1883 p. m, on November
@0,' Speaker Clark is writing friends
@ho ask him about adjournment.
With the currency bill still in the
democratic caucus of the House.
Speaker Champ Clark issued a state
nent last night in which he asserted
hat the bill would he sent to the
Senate early in September with solid
amocratic support. Representative
Henry, chairman of the House rules
.0mmittee, also issued a statement
,atating to the hesitancy of some
democrats to accept the bill as now
written. Indications that the Sen
ere democrats propose to make
III OF their own are increasing and
Efforts TO commit them to any cur
cercy bill or definite policy failed
at the caucus last Thursday night.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-08-19
WAS The LAST WITNESS
Frank Went on the Stand and Tes-
titled in His Own Defense

Atlanta, Ga, Aug. 19.-Leo NJ
Frank took the stand yesterday aft
ernoon in his trial for the murder
of Mary Phagan and began a gen
sral denial of the charges against
him.
The accused factory superintend-
ent was the last witness for the de-
tense. He made a sweeping denial
Of any knowledge of how or by
whom she was killed.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-08-19
FARRIS IS SULzER'S FaIEND
{Cn Gives the Pestered New York
ECVeTEUr Some DiSinterested
Advice

New York. Aug. 19.-Ion L. Far
ris, speaker Of the Florida House of
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-08-19
WILL COMPLY WITH
PRESIDENT WILSON'S WISHES
CONGRESS WILL STAY NECESSARY
; COHPIETED

Representatives advises Mr.. Sulzer
TO demand from the legislature sub
mission of a constitutional amend
menI providing for the recall OF Off
cials by popular vote, AMI TO pro
test against trial by a partisan tri-
junal carrying out the dictates Of a
corrupt political machine"
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-08-19
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT

Merchants Cafe, A. c. L. depot
corner. Meals Ia carte and lunches
at any hour.-Adv.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-08-19

Enjoy outdoor life about tan and
reckIes. ReXall cold cream insures
-oNr complexion. Get it at Gerig's
-trsstor :. g. 7-tf
Marble Hill press., 1913-06-12
SENATE BROAD[Ns SEARCH
INQUIRY EXTENDED TO OUTSIDE
ISSUES,
ovsrman Committee 70 Ass More
Time and Include the teuse--
subposEas Are lssued'

washinrion. u C-The senate
10Th, investigating committee decided
ta extend iu present inquiry into
sweeping iuycsIisatiou OF all organ
it,d Efforts that have been made io
influence action upon legislation OF
any Kind now pending before congress
or under consideration IN the recent
past
This action was determined upoa
af,ecr several senators had added 20
testimony given to show that well or
gaulEed and vigorous Nork IL being
done by commercial Interests upon
the sugar. wool and other iar,r issues
The committee decided 10 subpoena
an persons thus far mentioned By sen
ators ~ amongst their 'tariH callers
and to learn the exact nature Of All
orrauir.d work that Is beiug directed
toward influencing any member OF
congress upon any suhice,
Tho efforts o, the committee viii BE-
centcrsd afst on the sugar heht next
upon wool and after that a tull lnNes
tigatlou will b. made that will tale
IN the activities Of ptuhihlticn and
liquor lohb.es, the Alaskan railway
furr.s- labor unions. formers protect
i've organizations and practically al
other organized bodies that have car
riod on publicity campaigns, endless
chain letter writing OF other meant
~ Influencing members ot the senate
OF house
Marble Hill press., 1913-06-12
CONVICT STEALS MAJORS SUIT
Trusty Working In Governors House
Escapes Guards After Changing
Clothes With Major.

Jefferson city. Mo TAonninE q
good suit Of clothes belonging To
Governor Major. George Clemens. a
Joplin negro, who is serving two
years tn the penttentiary for burglary.
stole away from the executive man
sion and is still st large
Clemens was employed with mum.
Der Of other convict trustees In laying
q water main He had occasion to
10 into the basement 10 establish a
connection While there he hastily
went upstairs. discarded his convict
gnrb and decorated himself In the
governors suit, He then hid until
nlghtfall and made his escape
Marble Hill press., 1913-06-12
ENRAGED AT WIFE. SlkiS 3
Three othsa injured, Ore prassst
Fatally. Because Laeor's Mate
wassI rrws

Csa'ou. q -rHr4eed. hs sNtl
because be eamt hems sna toar 4
h!s alto MISSING Robert Hnsrhs
- years old. lahore sent "a 'he
homo ct his wtfea sAae#ss aaa ssnt
and El'ed bis mother le @aw aaster
in lAw ans hRby aad fatally sounded
another sistsr4r Law
Later. shea hls ar-es' wAs al
tempted he shot EerbHr q ~"
Canton police 'nrce in .ha lee sad ht,
another man na the hand
The dead Are Hrs Thlsby sehh's
man. 81 Eaih schA,Hmas. ~. notss
Hn#ch. ls montha,
After the shooting Roach took
refuge tn an upstaif room and ai.
tempted to asphyxiata EimtsN
Marble Hill press., 1913-06-12
LIGHTNING KILLS yHREE MEN
Hits steepIe, Passes Through TO
Ground tsnitirs ard Destroying
Edifee Near Freeport, ~.

Freehurr III A bolt Of lehi.
ming struck the German Reformed
church near here. killing taTce
members Of the concreEaf bad
Is injuglng q fourth ard causing
n FIRE In which TIE church was de-
stroytd
The dead w J. nuitsman, X 9
Meyer. Wescl HoFe
The holt. after striking apparently
passed through the body of On'ge Oft
man. paraIyzlug and making him an
conscious Gilman. II IL believed,
will recover Al the victims sere
farmers
Marble Hill press., 1913-06-12
FROM ALL OVER THE STATE
ship 900 Cara Of Berries.

joplin. With the close Of the straw
berry picking season In soulhwes, Mis-
goun, II is estimated by Fruit orow'
ers association officials that 800 cars.
each containing $40 crates Of straw
berries. we're shipped from southwest.
efn Missouri and northwest Arkansas
during tho last two weeks Tho STOW
trs received approximately $1,000 .
ar Tor the borr'os, selling them on
the tracks as faa a. they were loadod.
More than 10000 pIckefs we're EN-
ploycd IN gathering the harvest
Marble Hill press., 1913-06-12
TAX To CURB TRUST EVIL
meREYsoLos SUGGESTS GRAou
kTEo PAYMENT.
Attorney General Calls o,ssoluilen Of
Tobacco Combine hts.arrtaes o'
Justice. ard Is inssSttoatins.

Washington. n. Attorney Gen
rral McRcynolds declared that be
had always regarded the hnal d.
cree intended 60 dissolve the tobacco
'rls; as an obvious subtrfturr ana
q miscarriage OF Justice aud " ihcrc
were any proper and just Ways by
which he could cure the evil. he would
do Il. As an immediate step h" it
considering proposing to congress a
graduated excise tax oa tobacco mau.
ufacturcs
The attorney general said that,
while he had not hrmly decided upon
an investigation Of the tobacco s'tuA
ton Vth Ftow to possible further
antitrust prosecution he l!kesise had
not reached q conclusion as 10 wheihs
~ the decree u dissolution. shich be
regarded Hs inadequate, can be re-.
opened Tho attorney general lndl.
Gated tha, be was hrmly coatinc ci
that the decree ~as iucommensura't
with thr demands Of the occasion Hs
declared that there could b. No r"al
dissolution Of a trust by distributing
! its stock among The same shArshold
/ ers.
1 Regarding the standard Oil silua
1 tion. the attorney Fene-ai said hs wa'
giving serious consideration 10 The
. result Of tho governments completed
| investigation ot the workings ot 'h'
/ dissolution decree but had not yei
decided whether action would b.
taken.
Marble Hill press., 1913-06-12
Killed Brother In Quarrel.

lie was found In Ironton and ar.
rested At first be denied knowing
anything about his mothers where
abouts. but later admitted the Kill.
inr Fear that his mother knew ot
the murder OF his brother three years
ago is given as the motive for the
crime
Fleming told the police that he had
Quarreled with his brother and then
killed him He said he wrote letter
10 his mother. signing his dead broth.
er's name and telling her that Cul.
bertson had grown tired Of home and
had run away Fearing that his
mother might suspect that be had
killed the older sou. he said be
planned to slay her.
Marble Hill press., 1913-06-12
POLICE MATRON NABS MASHsR
Ioplts Mar says Hello, kAd'' 10
Woman on ssfess-4SNe Flas' 80
star ard Arrests Nlra

Joplin. Mo lit doesn't pay 10 aiFi
with jopiIn's police matrua WafF9
Wilson. railroad mar, started
n 'ir,aslnu With her In ihr stgens. hut
didn't set far
'IEelIo, Md, he gaia. as she paessa
him
The matrnr. Miss ycfnir Cot, who
IL t feet iachgs tall aud etlgae lNs
pounds. stopped ami booked a, him
Were ynu epeakiur to me she
inquired
Wilson replied that he was,
Marble Hill press., 1913-06-12
ONE DEAD. 8 HURT IN WRECK
Two Bruised in Collision Between
Engine ard Freight Train at
Grsy.s summit.

Pacific Mo In n freight wreck at
Gravs Summit. four miles vost OF
here. ore man was killed aud three
injured
4 switch engine started o0t OF a
side track onto the main line just as
a fast freight, pulled by two engines.
came from the west Engineer 7 W.
suead and Fireman G c, Wllkerson
jumped and were slightly bruised
The engine overturned and the cab
WITS demolished
Enginser ] r Reynolds, On the
switch engine, was killed,
Marble Hill press., 1913-06-12
PLANS BASEBALL TRUST QUIZ
Congressman Gallagher Says Hail
Dozen Men viii Be Enough
10 Sustain Charges.

Washington. II C-rlBus FOR an
Investigation pf the sooallcd baseball
trust" were made by Representative
Gallagher Of Illinois, who Nill hayc =
hearing within week before the
house rules committee on his resolG
ton
Representative Gallagher declared
that hall dozen witnesses would bc
sufficient to sustain his charges Of
monopoly he prepared lis, which
includes Horace FoErL former presi.
dent of the Philadelphia baseball
club. and men from New York, ST
Louis. Chicago. Cleveland, Piitsburg
and Buffalo
Marble Hill press., 1913-06-12
COAL RATES UNREASONABLE {
BURLINGTON, Fort Madison and keokuk
Profit by the interstate Com.
merce Commission Ruling.

Washington. y. C-HItamtnous
coal rates from Illinois mines TO
points ON the western bank Of the
Mississippi river were declared IN
reasonable by the interstate com
merce commission.
The Toledo, st Louis 4 Western
and the G., b. & q. railroads we're or
dered before Aug to diseontintie
the present rates for period OF two
years. Cities affected By the decision
include Burlington, Fort Madison and
Keokuk.
Marble Hill press., 1913-06-12
FAy0RS RENEWING TREATIES
Senate Foreign AHsE Committee
Recommends Five wear paeu
NtA Three Fefsign satlora

Washington. u G Krneval 81
three arbitration ircattes for ~"
years Vas recommended by The zen
afc foreign aHa,rs committee The na.
iiuus vi,h ubom The Pscis arr 20 b.
signed Arc Great nfitaln. spain and
italy
The committee also voted 20 elose
another couatry oi refuge to ahscnna
ers when Il approved an otifahit3on
'rcAty With Paraguay
To elevate the post AZ Madrid.
spain, TO an Amhatsadouhig insical
~ mInis'crshlp. as at Errtrat slsO
vns approved a. ~as the Plaza to sent
minister Ia Paraguay AZ prwssn'
the minister 10 CraEuay Ac,s at The
AmeTt,au diplomatic tsptcscBtAti'r
81 Paraguay
Marble Hill press., 1913-06-12
Finds skeleton Of Brother

Flcmmluc then took the oG!crrs 10
another spot by a tobacco field on tho
farm and showed where he had buried
his brother \ few feet under the
ground a skeleton. the skull OF which
had been broken. was found Flem.
ming told the police that he shot his
brother also.
The investigation which resulted in
the confession was begun when
Mrs. fTemmlne was missed by
Miss Bessie Stewart, her sister who
resides at the Flemmins hom" Young
F7emming could not be found about
the farm and search showed that
5000 had been taken from j trunk
which belonged to his grandfather
Marble Hill press., 1913-06-12

Joplin The body q Geuue ?
kclicm a laboTcr. ot ri,tshurg Kan +.
sas lUuut in trurt oi = Evvccfy store
,nc milo south ~ lcPlH So Ngwion
.suutJ The nan tAs teen fhot
through ihs bach 4 upnRns bslF
,wtch and = revolver neAF ihs t0iy
arc The oE'y eisvs 10 The kiline a.
.er an Inquest oHlceys beEaa = soAfca
'or a man and a wuman uto ~eFe
aid 10 have been eith kslltm
Marble Hill press., 1913-06-12
OHIO FARMER TELLS or SHOOT.
ING PARENT, FEARING SHE
KNEW OF MURDER,
SHOWS WHERE He BURIED KIN
One Body Found In Shallow Grave,
skeleton Of Earlier Victim Un'
earthed-Robbery Of Trunk
Leads TO His Arrest

Ironton. Berkeley Flemmlns,
% years old. a farmer has just con,
fesscd TO the murder OF his mother,
Mrs Emma Flcmming. IS, June s, and
his hrotner, Culbertsou. e5, July IL.
1910 at Coryville, one mile north N
lrontou.
Following the confession Flvm.
ming was taken 10 his home in an
automobile Near the house he
pointed out the spot where be said be
had buried his mother The police
found her body under Is inches 81
dirt, The back part OF her head Aaa
been blow away with n gun
Marble Hill press., 1913-06-12
ASKS FOR PROBE or FRISCO
Resolution Directing Investigation by
Interstate Commerce cornla
sion Goss over.

Washington. n ca resolution
directing the Interstate commerce
commission Ia investigate the snauiss.
tiou uf the Chicago 4 Eastern Illinois
railroad by the 81 Louis q san Fran
cisco railroad and the subsequent
placing of the Frisco road In the
hands OF receivers was offered In the
senate by Senator Kenyon of Iowa,
Under objection by Senator Jones
Of Washington the resolution went
over.
Marble Hill press., 1913-06-12

Montgomery Ct'y The df1s ava
4 victory In the county cour, -"
aloon men asked that The court
-rant a uow ucshsc for siA mon'hs
ssforr tho iceuse. which expires In
luly. had expired Tho cuart held
hat this would defeat ,hc eii % iho
ecople u tbcy voted dp IN the
scniug election
Marble Hill press., 1913-06-12

Fulton uI Missouri School for
nraf closed for the summer and the
children wofc sent 10 their homes In
sarc Of mcu ,oachers Of the instiu.
iion 4 special train vAa run from
rullun 10 81 Louis and changes Tor
Interior Missouri points ~ogc msdc At
MEXICO
Marble Hill press., 1913-06-12
ASSA|ls YOAkUM IN HOUSE
hlkEeAuoA TELLS or FRISCO
RAILROAD FAIL uRE.
eEys He Believes Inquiry WIN Show
'Jobslns Scheme" as He urgss'
Congressional Action.

Washiugton u ca spirited at.
tack on the financial management 20
the St Louis 4 san Francisco rsa
road was made M the house By Rep
rcstntatlyc lliuclaueh OF Illinois, IA
speech ur.uf the adoption OF his
resolution directing the interstate
commerce commission to .a,esugate
the operations Of the company nov
in receiyershtp
MANY persons who have bought
securities this company has sold dur.
Ing the last three years are anxious
To know What portion OF that money
found It's way into the treasury Of
the company and how much vas di.
vcrted into the pockets ot certain of
hcials." said Hinebaugh
4 am more than satisfied that a
through investigation by the inter
state commerce commission Will deur
custrate" he continued, that the
Frisco system. under the mauagcmen
1g n = Noakum. has never been cor
iucird as a legitimate transportation
company. but that IL has been made
tha basis of a tremendous iobb.ne
scheme to enrich the men Who have
been In a position TO manipulate it.
securities
4 believe" said Hincbauch, 10 con
gigsIun. 1t viii be- found that great
volumes of stocks and bonds OF this
company have been sold far IN eNces.
ef the truc value ot the tangible prop
ury owned hy the COMPANY
Representative HinohauFh charged
/ 'ha, the rccclyorshlp was no. actually
| necessary.
Marble Hill press., 1913-06-12

The statement made that woman
saw a soul passing from dying reIa-
tives lips is received by scientists
with skepticism. Even we're such
a thing allowed to be possible there
are so many souls SO small as to
be invisible under any circum-
stances.
Marble Hill press., 1913-06-12

Jefferson rty Cos MAJOR aa
soln,cd tho beard II Mzaasv1a et shs
Missouri Training School tar Rars a
Ctrua iile. "a ,g3sum4 Goa F're4 Meg
5k Mckee. Ray l. Nay. California
saa Ben T. l'ua So~ taudsa. earA
or term es.athE FvtyaaTy /. is3s
Marble Hill press., 1913-06-12

Washington - Hundreds oi sick
rooma In the h0S,Htais of the capital
are hriehtened WITH rat fiawars and
p3tted plants from the Whi!a House
cc~errvatories Each wifi haHr} the
personal card OF Mrs. Woodrow VII.
aon
Marble Hill press., 1913-06-12
s,mLynsA,rs IN nassvr

Rooatiis Kari Faster. a. after 90
np'Re frciu the Missauri uralHine
slhoui. catered tho house ~ JOAN Cart.
atf farmer mar thr etiv, kuNckri
I'm sowa vita club and thtR
uEbbed bin Cartner probably ill
Sc EastsF wAs captured = trs aaaya
later And as satsI frosa violaacs at
TIE hands u CaEfasss eeigaaaFs b.
ffe strategy q DO officers
Marble Hill press., 1913-06-12

SegsAlgA - e. Carter. yeepatlw
Rash the Chicago, Npek Island Il 10
,ltSc Hailtnad at IAa Nptne~. In hAs
sascr.4ed Fvank Reach ghw dts
pAtcheF Rho admitted responsibility
'ny fhe wreck nH the Missouri rar4ae
u nrandt, Mo wAseh resulted sa the
ieAiha M tpus persons and the snygrv
.ng as Il score
Marble Hill press., 1913-06-12

You remember. don't you. that Gau-
temala borrowed s2.500.000 from
Great Britain In 1859? Well, Great
Britain 10 unreasonable enough to
think 1t is time for Guatemala to
whack up, and Is beginning to be un-
pleasant about It.
Marble Hill press., 1913-06-12

warreAsbate Pastor Rapesli Of
tif~NblyH attarkrt iatast baptism la
bis seraua hsgern TIE tuirgmag sas.Al
Rb.e ssadouis association 81 psst.e
Springs tie declared ttai ouly BE-.
NFvsrs reait br bag48oA. hn4 lhfaRss
.sasa 4 nel believe
Marble Hill press., 1913-06-12

Kansas City. Mo.--Robert A. Ches.
new. arrested mere when trying TO sen
iewelry. told the police he had stolen
diamonds valued at s1.2oo from the
home OF the president Of the National
BanRof Sadaiia. Nc
Marble Hill press., 1913-06-12
Aus,in's Body 10 cremated.

London The body OF Alfred Aus.
tin. the late poet laureate. was ere.
mated at Golder's Green without cere.
mony. BY permission Of King George.
n memorial service was he'd in the
Chapel Royal
Marble Hill press., 1913-06-12

Pittsburg. After many weeks OF
investigation the board Of public edu.
cation discharged s l. Heeter, super
intendent Of public schools He was
found guilty of immortality in making
improper advances and taking unwar-
ranted liberties with women
Marble Hill press., 1913-06-12
Young Civil War Captain Dles

Pittsburg. Kan. Capt. Lawson y.
Jernigau. 6S years old former United
States commissioner for the western
district of Arkansas is dead Capt.
Jernigan was one Of the youngest
captains in the Union army during
the civil war
Marble Hill press., 1913-06-12
phone In Wilson's Office.

Observation-Disclosures Of the
telephone in the presidents room at
the capitol stirred senators to a
keener appreciation than they had
hitherto possessed, that they might
expect a visit from President Wilson
at any moment Of the day
Marble Hill press., 1913-06-12

Milwaukee.--James Mahagan. a
fireman. was killed. and John Gretxki
and Charles A. Faber. Jr.. seriously
injured. when the automobile driven
by DR. Faber. Sr., ran amuck In the
business district -
Marble Hill press., 1913-06-12

kAHEaa cay ~ FvvcsyrF for the
FA-mcrs Coal ccmpaaY Atseeati
corporation that Uwna caal mlnes In
t~afa}rG coan9Y waa applied for by
hs New t.aKlAad National HAnk Of
4 hAnEAa City I'm the e8rvast couff
Marble Hill press., 1913-06-12

Chicago --I3eeause Henry Klein
wanted TO plant eabbages IN The back
yard and his wife wanted tulips thss
had a family row Judge Uhilr d.
cided in favor OF the cahbages.
Marble Hill press., 1913-06-12

That all potato cars must be heated
in winter Is the mandate Of the inter
state commerce commission. There
must be society for the prevention OF
cruelty to the potato
Marble Hill press., 1913-06-12
Senate Extends Quiz.

Washington -- Having discovered
the existence of a sugar lobby In
Washington, the senate investigat-
Ing committee intends to probe into
the deepest Tecesses of the lobby stu.
alton from every standpoint
Marble Hill press., 1913-06-12

Joplin Monroe Gohlson = miner.
committed suicide az noou ty lying
down in bis hack yard. plseihg
stick oi dynamite ON bis stomach and
lighting the fuse. No reason Is knoSn
FOR his act
Marble Hill press., 1913-06-12
EVELYN Thsw in "Hullo Raatime."

London, Eng-Evelyn Thaw made
her first appearance in the Hippo
drome Review. "Hullo Ragtime," al.
though her name was not on the pro-
gram. Her part In the program was
limited to two dances.
Marble Hill press., 1913-06-12
aslnlan Steamer Hits . Mine.

Atheus Greece, The Belgian
steamer Kurland. from Antwerp,
struck a mine near the Island oil
Phleva, In the Gulf Of Athens. She
was seriously damaged and had to be
tewed 10 Phalerum and beached.
Marble Hill press., 1913-06-12
Cows sets World Record.

Malone. N. Y.--"Agnes Wallace" q
4.year old Ayerskire COW owned by NJ.
g. welch of Maple Grove. in an Of
fetal test has passed the 3ss days
record of the world in butter produc.
ton for 4.year-old Ayershires.
Marble Hill press., 1913-06-12

st Paul. Mlnn.--Howard A. Full.
ford editor Of local weekly paper,
was indicted by the federal grand
jury, charged with having photo.
graphed $50 bills with intent to man.
utaetere counterfeits
Marble Hill press., 1913-06-12

Iop!sE iiella. kid aatd Harry
Miller q railroad aaas af IeEett. Mo.
so Miss Scfrlr t}cg. Ioplfrs faanK
puaAa polirs a1Asrun. ca shr street.
Miss Con Immediately topk MsI3rF tn
hagRw TOR saAahlng and luaEe@ atla
the city tAl
Marble Hill press., 1913-06-12
shryock Heads Illinois Normal.

Carbondale, Tl.--At a meeting or
the board of trustees OF the Southern
Illinois State Normal university in
Carbondale, Prof. w II, ShryoCk was
elected president to succeed DR.. d.
B. Parkinson.
Marble Hill press., 1913-06-12

The public health bureau says that
fear of the germs they may contain
need deter no one from amassing
green backs as swiftly as possible
since the ink kills the germs. Was
anyone ever discovered who allowed
such . fear to keep him poor. and
II such 9 eraven-splrited soul exists.
tf Il R0rth skile 70 reassars himf
Marble Hill press., 1913-06-12
May Aia llne 10 Liberty

Hannibal "A ioiat meeting ut the
commercial club and representatives
VI Liberty. Camp Fotus and paysnn,
MI Illinois ,owvs, Haa held here to-
ttseuss an tnterurhaa ltne TO Liberty.
Marble Hill press., 1913-06-12

The strength with which man
wields a piece OF bamboo depends up
on whether said bamboo is a compo-
nent part Of a carpet beator or a fish
ing rod
Marble Hill press., 1913-06-12
Army Worms Destroy crops.

Delta, Army worms destroyed
many fne meadows here and II Co
aey, Ailenvisle. Whitewater and At 9th
sr places In some cases fields OF
goung corn have been destroyed aud
the owners wers compelled TO plant
the crop over.
Marble Hill press., 1913-06-12
Bunco Ring Man Guilty.

San Francisco. Frank Esola, for.
mer police detective, was found guilty
of grand larceny In completely with
the operations of the notorious forty
thieves" bunco game which operated
here for many months.
Marble Hill press., 1913-06-12

The blasting at Panama Is killing
the sea serpent. This will not do. At
least one of the sacred traditions OF
ages must be preserved from the COM
mercial iconoclasts of the age,
Marble Hill press., 1913-06-12

Hioomneld y The dFat sssus M thm
stcdaafa Tribune Ma& ssAaest at
Bloomfield Frank white " e.ltsos ut
the ns~ par@r, whleh Ia Republican,
aAd spcceeds tn. stosiaafg Cpaaly Ne.
publican