Evening Republican, Volume 16, Number 211, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 3 September 1912 — Page 4 Advertisements Column 4 [ADVERTISEMENT]

-- . ' / • - : ;Y Excuse Me! C.. ,p /Four day* of fun and frolic on board a transcontinental limited train with sixty laughs to the minute—and then some. Come On Along * The Greatest Joy Ride You Ever Took ________ * Of all the nut- ~ mated, love-sick parties that ever were thrown together, this specially conducted excursion by Rupert Hughes is the funniest that ever was. Watch for this new serial we’re going to print You Will Enjoy It All the Way

Capt. J. M. Wasson became quite sick again yesterday and during the day and throughout last night he had slight hemorrhages of the lungs, and his condition is regarded as quite critical. He has been in a weakened condition for some time, owing to a weak heart and his present trouble, congestion of the lungs, is apt to go hard with him. Three men were killed, one fatally injured and a number slightly hurt when the Pennsylvania railroad train which left Pittsburg Friday morning for Cleveland over the Cleveland and Pittsburg division, ran into a work, train engaged in clearing up a freight wreck that had occurred a short time before near Conway, west of Pittsburg. A weathy automobile owner says there is nothing that seems to improve stock like crossing it with an automobile. If an automobile runs over a pig it is sure to be a blooded Duroc. Every chicken slaughtered is a pedigreed bird worth S4O to SSO, and a yellow barnyard cur becomes a yel-low-haired fox terrier, the moment an automobile puts him out of the barking class, while a calf is always a |nllblooded Shorthorn. The Bell Telephone company has purchased the systems at Muncie, Alexandra and Elwood, Ind., and the independent toll lines connecting these citieß from the Delaware and Madison Counties Telephone company for $400,000. Bondholders will receive about 75 on their securities, for which an average of 85 was paid. Frank B. Kellogg, of Minnesota, who was the government’s special prosecutor in the case against the Standard Oil company, which resulted in the supreme court decree dissolving the trust, yesterday was elected president of the Milwaukee Bar association at the Milwaukee Convention.