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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-10-21

@n @aoe 9uno, Soerria 3.
Ofto6er. 9unos llniperiitet bar al
f6o Gropiliiallrge, Or. glrel 9ufe-
Gimo 0ialms moOtaoet en- @ooe,
beitaaenoe iislge oar 9agbl.@ al
alftier til en- @nroi al ca. 100000
SIR. 9fenten beraf ifal anoenoes til
9ieiieitipenoier for ituoerenoe oeO
oct iiloioiiife 6afulfet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-10-21
f9. Narp.

Hloo oSll llColS Olttp. Ot uIlfl-S-
reoe er @ngl9nOere.
@nglanos 5laoOe. Breniernini-
tier gsquit6 bar / ct Sbar til 9or0
8eresforo paa oennes oabne 9rep
erflaret, at 9iegeringen er fuIOt
no ooerbepiIt ON 9tgopenoigbeoen
af at opretboloe @nglan6s Ooer-
6erreOpmne til Sss; ben bill life
nnolaoe al Yarlomentet at forlange
alt, bboo Der iDneS nbooenoigt til
0pnaaelien al bette Maal.
Sra Srier til Met8 / 6lpoemaiti-
me- Omtrent iantioig meo, at gba-
peg ben 27. Sept. orog lit iioIte
Suf iom 56lee of lin oriitige 5lugt
ooer Simplonpasiet, iteg 6lDoeren
Seannin op fra Srier for at flppe
til @let3.
SCI. $50 gif ban op ira Srier og
Ian0e0e ST. sos pao 6lpoepIaoien
| Waet5, buor 8ilifuerne i'll. 81. g.
ipr9ngte glfip9rrineen al 8egeiIt-
ring.
Seannin meofsrte iom Basioger
Ell rumanif officer.
aultlrfanpen Spanien. @n
Mpngoeaatoliffer iamIeoe Jig i@aar
foran Gioilguoernsrens Balaos, me-
oens ban mo0tog en- Oeputation af
aatoliffer ,og iangSalmer. 9fepubli-
fanerne iporeoe meo 0iarIeilIoiien.
Oct fom til ct Sammertitso, iaa
Bolitiet ntaatte Iplitte M9ngoen meo
blonfe 8naben Sgiaa monge gro-
pinsbDer bar Der fitnoet 0emonltra-
tioner tSteo moo 9fegeringens anti
flerifale Yolitif. 9enonItrationerne
forleb oDeralt roligt unotagen / Sa-
ragosia og galencia, bpor 2 Ser
loner blen iaaret pes 9iepoluerIfuo.
Suitfelotfeit Gbriitionio, 4 Oft.
Snitfelot Wfonllmentet peo Snrim
airfe ailpreOes Dag Operprrel-
lie al en- 9feffe Snobuote og en-
Itor Menneifemengoe. Sgitioelig-
beoen begDn0te | S5urum &irfe, boor
9ilfop Bang tnlte. Hoe paa Ylaolen
operleoereoe Sngenisr 8etleien paa
&on1iteen 8egne Wonunertet til
Snrum aommlne. 9erefter 6olot
Trofeslor Ongbnr gtieIien EN- In1uf
0iinoetale Der neolagoes aranie
ira ben norife og oen Oanife Ma-
rine Ga O9ffet faIot unoer So
non og @eoprialiit, aflong ct Gor
al Sfolebsrn til Wiltiifleoiogelie Sa.
cobgplls SuitfelotlSang 8eo aD-
item for Surlim 2anoet Iaa 9anier.
ifibet 9Saralo 0oarfager" flagintpf-
fet, og en- Ceiling Niatroier fra SIT
bet paraoere0e pe0 glfileringen.
9alfan=ariien. Berlin, 4 Otto
ber 9laoene 0refter iprigt De gent
taane 9eIps, oen enoelife @eionot
elliot bar aflogt bos Miniiterprpii-
oenten og lloenrigsuiniitqren 81
tben; nounlig frembaDer man Den
Omiipnoia6eo, at @eni5elos ogiaa
bar taget Del / oisie Sanmcn-
foaiter. 9laOene paaltanr, at gug-
lnnOs Orientpolitif 0en iiOite 1i0
mi er un0ergoaet en9Gnoring og M
gaar no paa at iomle o1e moo 1pr-
fiet fienotlige glementer paa Bal
fanbalpgen, @n @ruppe raoifale 0c.
plltere0e leger at lnnlle Wa;eridle
til at title De tiOliaere 0,iaiitre
R6aais og 96eotofis far 9ligsleiteh
ior Oeres GmbeosisreIie. Slere plo-
DC brinacr DeeooeleIier om e. IN
Sfiicersiommeniouraeiie. DER er ret.
tet moo 7Dnaitiet og giationalisr-
iamIinaeu SIere @eolenmcr II cen
tiOIiaere NlilitgrIian iiaI al ar.aS
miiiiicr 3orbas Drre ble0en isao-
tie til 9srouinsaarniionerne iot af
bepUae Ciiirererne Der til mea 600
bcnmaai at uenoe ii8 moo 1bra
iiiet o. Observation-Disclosures hsis
oct luttrs Ibeototis oa slbnGis 81
0rrek fnrtipf nt Hnrte nen nfifrfc,,.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-10-21


9irs. SuIia 8aro 0oDe. Sor-
fotterin0e, 81 a. al oSbe BAT
tie Snmn OF tbe NepnbIic": ~0iine
epes bope icen toe eloru OF tbe COM.
ing Soro". Der it,ter: Ms Se OieO
10 mafc men boIg. let oS Die TO
mafe men iree@. 6ilantropiit t
on Eatriot. OsOe Nlanoaas OF
War gammcI iii Siem 9fiooIe-
tomu. u. ). @ammel oa iunn unr
bun. o. ian iir0tr SnngebeiEnoeIie
til. Sum OgOc roIig % title, .iom
col aaar ncS Neii. onai0en al
nrrmeitr SIrat o. Genner
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-10-21

ming mellem Srier og @let3.
gn &opne6rano Mionteoioeo, Il
rnguaD, 9oelagoe ben 4. 0s. foe ca.
2 Mia. 8rts. gpr0ier al 2agre og
Raf6uie.
5 9tarbeoen af asln, GpiflanO,
6renote foruplia ct 9unOeitatteri,
6uoroeO 80 foItbnre Sunoe ir0e-
branate.
fSlDDeren Saas er unoer i'm SlDp-
ming mellem Srier og Met5 itDrtet
neo, oa ban pasiere0e 8ellm (0fo
ieIl, og orpbtes paa rSte0et.
ariitne aretenIere bdr 0rP6t en-
5nrf uoen for aaneo, bporfor IDr
ferne bar neoloet BroteIt Dos Son.
Iulerne poa &retta.
@n befenot engelif Socfep, Cont
Coates, Der for nDlig osoe, eitetloo
lig A MiQioner ar., iom bnn ielp
boooe tient lommen poo 8eo6elp6s.
bonerne.
@n @nfe | Solberitaot, SnhIen,
bar en- l9ngere 9larreffe bruat 1T
beruie fig SOffmannsoraaber. Sum
bar / oisie 9lar febt 6offmanns-
oraober for ca. 10000 Morf.
gn 2onosbppreitj ab6eos @,pert,
/ Nprbeoen al 9ti55a, 5rnnfrio, fr
arreiteret iom mistpnft for at ppre
g[nferer for en- Hsperbanoe, Der |
oe iioite 4 9lor bar buieret @gnca.
9aris, 3. Oftober. 5 Ierbeoen
al 2Don iteote / @aar 2 Sporpoere
iammen, bporpeo % gerioner bieb
til 9els liosfarliot iaaret 3 gogle
bleo fitlbit9noig fnuite.
Sen milit9re SSlppepoit. 2onoon,
4. Oftober. arigSminiiteriet a9ter
at reorganiiere og 6etpoeligt no
pioe 2uftifipperifolen | Sarnbor-
ongb, boor Der ifol oannes ct iGr-
ligt aorps al 6lppere.
@n 0anif StortDu, fbu. Opoarter
Olien og bans a9reite er anbolot
/ Stocfbolm ifslge @fterlpsnina al
oet oanife 8oIiti. Barret bar 9e-
iiooelie af 9oitborbeoer til flere Su-
iinoe aroners 89roi.
Maroffos 5inansminilter, @l0ao-
fri 6or npret 9lu0iens bos Song
gllfons, Der uotalte, at ban oelte
Sultanens gnife ON at bepare Ma-
roffo iom uafbenei9t 9iiee paa
@rumOIaa al 9lfgeciras 8raftoten.
@n @aDe. 9uno. Soerrig, 3.
Ofto6er. 9nnos llniperiitet bar al
i6o Erouiniiallrge, Or. glrel 9ufe-
lino 0ialme uoOta9et en- @ooe,
beitaoenoe iiSlgc Scr. 9agbl." al
9lftier til en- @nroi al ca. 100000
SER. Renten berai ifal anoenoes til
9leiieitipenoier ior Ituoeren0e peO
oct filoiofiife 6aflltet.
9uris, 3. Oftober 30 9loiatite-
re. 9rs0rene Econ oa 9iobert Qio-
rane, ites | Miorees op fra SlouO
meO en- aeropIan ion at naa Fun
DC Tome. geO 9oicip ct. 9eaer.
SDoueit FOR 9aris. itnrteOe slero-
planet ueO. giobert @orane fihgruO
pou SierneifoIleu og bans 9roOer
brrffeoe et Ben
CperialOet RenaebuO. 20 elegant
tIeOte 9ianO ooerialot SirsoaaS
SormioanaS pnn goulruurO OeSSta.
liens Raris Ct 9enGebnO on reUe.
Sc ira bam en- Saitc. Der inOebolot
1000 Srogfs j 0ontanter OF to,
Zoo 6rts ! anUisninoer Te TO
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-10-21

OoerialOet Renaebuo. 20 elegant
tIeOte 9lanO ooerial0t Sirsoaas
Sormi0anaS pnn NoulruurO 0eSsta
liens / g'nris Ct ecnaebnO on reUe.
DC ira bam en- Saifc. Der inoeboIot
1000 Sragfs aontanter oa 10.
600 6rte. auUisninoer. & to
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-10-21

Sernbaneitrifen 6ranfrig er
enot. 9remiers 9rian0s beitenlte
SptrnOen og Sn0falOelien al Stri-
ferne tilIiaen1eo 9Irrelteringen al en-
Gel al 9eOerne aiorOe goo girfning
til at brpoe Strifen. oa oa ben ina
nar bruot, beDirteoe ban at Der
bleu itiitet 5orlig oe 9Ir6eioernes
6orIanaenoe bleo oct oeientlige
inOrsmmet. 5 Sirsoaas genoptos
De glrbeioet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-10-21

goris. 3. Oftober. 30 9loiatite-
re. 9reorene Econ oa 9iobert no
rnne, ites | Morges op fra SlouO
meO en- 9eropIan ion at nan Tun
DC Tome Ge0 9oirip ct. 9eaer.
SDoueit for 9aris, itnrteoe slero-
planet urO. globert Morane fihgruO
poa SierneitaIleu og bans groOer
brpffeoe ct Ben
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-10-21

0opio 9. Sill - tioligere 8ice-
glioerner, oerpoa @upernsr | Stem
0orf, ienere Il. Q. Senotor og
1892 @roper Glepelanoes Moofan-
oioat til Observation-Disclosures -
osoe / @aor 9iorges lit Stem
9aerbe0en al gll6onp, ". .. 67 qlar
gommel. Sill par en- 0emofrat al
ben gamle Sfole og en- it9rf 0ioo-
itnnOer al 8rpon.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-07

District Attorneys in their annual co..
vsntlOn IN Albany recently voted down a
proposition Ia approve these bills since
the original antiracetrack gambling avs
were passed from thirty-fve 60 seventy
hve arrests and indictments have been
made annually hv Overxealous District
Attorneys which the courts afterWard
declared were not justified by the las
People Will not visit the racef racks
II they are ~ - raided m this mAune-
The question: Il the CrnsiitutiOnality u
the Agns-~ Harr isw rR-~s-f two years
ago - now Icing considered by the SU-
pretne court and o. expect a decision
lefore the present Legislature AdjouTns
~ you do not pSlss this legislation, and let
- 60 through thus -easnn without maxim 2
po~~ible indIscriminafe arrests az tns
tracks. We might 10 able 10 survive
senator Brackett insisted the LNKis-
lature had no intention 81 passing legs
la'ion which would Permit - oppression
IN the endorsement ~ the law nor o. IN
terfere with bets between friends or
strangers. tut only TO prohibit nettIng a.
a business
tn" same advocates 20 the 'hree halls
appeared before the Assembly, Cacies COM
mite iu support u A--eiuhlvmau Per-
zins = hlll prnhsDItiug N" publication 81
racing Odds Mr Perkins c1rciudet after
discussing his bin with members - the
committee o. have u modified - a. 70
prohibit tho publication of Odds u pro-
te--iunal racehOrse tipsterS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-07
WIRE FORG uE. HEIN SAYS.
Fe~ sG tine Correspondents EIimiRat 81
tn lptN Ogcc Case.

Supreme Count Ju=iiN. BischoH. who
= h-arlrg jHe sut - Mrs Edna Valentine
HON fur divorce from lzA Willard
Hem. SECRETARY and Vice-Cpnsul o. the
Hundurau legation here. sad when the
ca-a up-.n.-d Yesterday that he would
eliminate. some - th.. siX correspondents
nau,-i ~ Mr. Hem. andW VI. X. Olcott
counsel Tor Nom. said that the defence
w.r.It - limited tn only two Il tire four
leon allegations u misconduct, thu-e
concerning Mrs. B~rrniCe NJ Higgins
d.. -lld that Hsins written cunfesSiOn
which - IN evidence. covered all the
other allegations.
For that unhappy. had periOd in my
client career Ne have no apology TO
,T.r -1!d Mr. OlCoU. My client did
wrong wa SUSPECTED hy his wife. urged
90 ,rufs-- and tId confess and was for
gwen Ths Sf.- thus C1nfaz-ed WERE No
Wur--' than thu-. for which many - us
hpt,a O. D.. forgiven
amer Dr Theodore l.. Helm % = West
, ,ghtv- seventh street. the twin brother
u the defendant. had testified that Helm
Was 10 ~ ted 81 Influenza on August -
1877 when she Witnesses for tbs. plaintiff
-av b., spent most of a night N Mrs. Hig-
gins housr. Mr. Higgins took the wit
ness stand she DENIED that she went
10 Wa-htng'"u with Hem IA the summer
~ 1917 aud @ai that her name on the.
Hotel Arlington register was not IN her
handwriting She Na- never alone with
Helm. sh.. "a "a She - separated from her
husband aud hasn' s-sn hum for eight
years ~. met Hem first ~ tea az the
Waldorf
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-07
COICH LINE TO ItRCHW WONT.
Paul ssrs 20 Biy Between the Cuy and Ihs
Nacht Iub ESrVS Day Excerpt ssnday.

Paul 4. Sorg. Who RECENTLY drove a
coach from New York o. Atlantic city
and back. announced yesterday that
beginning on April - he will have a coach
service between the Holland Hou~e and
the I.archrnout Yacht Club.
THIS IL a new route for a coaching
trip sAid MIR Sorg Yesterday. and
u - purely All individual enterprise
| shall drive myself and shall u-- tho
same coach. the All Sport. that ! used
IN the run 20 Atlantic City and -Unl. Il
the same hor~.--. The route - twenty
Nv. miles l shall not attempt speed
records. allowing two AMI = hs!f hssT-
for ths. trtp We ahall leave the Holland
Hous. every day except SUNDAY az IL
A VI arriving az the Yacht Club az - ~
r VI Returning. We shall l~av" Larch-
mont az ,
la the service tWenty--iX horses will
b.. up.-d The changes will b. made ~
Claremont For Washington. the kniciS ~
hook ~ Inn. IN Bronx PARK. and NeW RO-
ch..lle The season will continue AK
"a ~eSS. the object q the service simply
being 20 offer IN the public that likes
coaching . pleasant way q spending a
day
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-07

upon the surface. The hundreds uf
millions NJ gold aud silver sga have given
20 the world are merely an earnest Of
shat w. vail give when We settle down
- methOdIrll prospecting and organized
development II ! wer~ disposed To tell
vou what We alt know a. To the future ct
the precious metal output from Nevada -
hut no seeming tropical hyuerbole
would IN fact 80 cold unde rc~tImaie
And RsuDs-
Keno echoed Mr.. Davis. What 81
R"no'-
The reporter cautiously explained that
b" referred - certain -'rial events in Reno
and il court houses.
In lhg name % the PsoPhe, hSsi-
responded Mr.. DAVIS. Reno has NO
tvorc. colony Some men. some women.
attracted equally ny tn" beauty Of Reno
and the business ~ our State divorce
laws. have taken mp their residences
th"T-. Those ~ them who are ladies and
-pCletv II Reno than which there ~ none
n'''"r ia the world thus~ - them which
arr not are summed there as. 81 cours".
All such persons IN New York are summed
hy good society l assume that the
'ut'l"t 60 them and refuse when such -
not III" case In the m~antna thn-e
Nho ar" there seeking legal r"-Idenc.
aPy" their minds brUad~ned by a greater
and nobler view II life and their hodi--
siren gfh~ns.d by tn" glorious chmat" ~
Nevada. wherein to wllk requires no
Indu"rinent only opportunity
Mr.. Davis seriously promised that when
he had attended TO his other Afalrs IN
New York he would try 60 think ~ some
thing interesting TO say about Nevada
and promised that he would say ~ even
" u reflected favorahly upon the state
In the meantime ne u haunting picture
galleries and print shops. He already
has IN his Carson City home a collection
Of ~tchinkS and -nRravinGS which would
make a very credItaDls display IN a FIN
avenue gallery. He - New Jer~eymAn
Ivy birth and usually IN vi-Iting New
York takes half day of 20 go out 20
MontclaIr nv the u l.. A W tram. u"
looks Out 10 the night at the Glen Ridge
station az the rum 70 an Old null wheel
and fh"n abOvs that On the blum AZ IN"
tru~u-tpn" runs q what present dav
commuters may remember a. an ART glass
woT@~, puf which once Was an EPISCOPAL
church. 20 which his father was minister
Across .n r0ad from that church To-. Irr'-t
boomer Wlz tsBrn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-07
GRESsEEs OFFICE MOBBED.
niagewOOaerS Indignant &C BeanG Kept
Qua eS HeArtng.

A hearing of the charges against Joseph
b. Nelson. chief clark Of the Bureau Of
Sewers In Queens borough. who n now
under sI%pcnSion. was held yesterday In
the private OffSce Of Borough President
Lawrence dresser behind closed doors.
Fifty or more property owners in the
RidgewoOd part of the borough went to
the haaring under the impression that u
Was tn lie public. and when they were not
admitted they protested 50 vigorously
that the police reserves from the Hunter .
Point station were called.
For twenty minutes before the arrival
Of the police the crowd held possession of
the big reception room on the top floor %
the Borough Hail. around which cluster
the Offices &c various borough officials.
These Offices are enclosed Ivy a heavy OAK
partition about ten feet tall. - that q
Was impossible tn shut out the sounds of
turmoil from the occupants within With
their fists and heavv walking sticks pro-
vided specially for the Occasion tho visit
ors raped and pounded on the oak doors
demanding admission.
After the arrival of the reserves Preri-
dent dresser came from hts Office and
asked:
What do you want? Are you mobbinE
che Borough Hall?-
There was a sharp exchange of words
all around. when dresser ordered the
police Ia clear the room
Before the ARRIVAL of the police John y
Booth. secretary to President Gr,--sar.
opened his door and demanded TO know
what the uproAr wRs about and when
informed he withdrew AMI a feW moments
later r,-app-ar~d with tho Information
thar the hearing was not OPEN to the
public. This increased the uproar. Chris
Bermel. doorkeeper of the President =
room. indircrpetly op~usSi his door to get
a view ot he situation. when the crowd
bOltst that way and B@rrnei was unable
20 again Gloss. the duur until IN. ARRIVAL
II the police In the meantim. John
Ro1sll. one IL the Visiting delegation
h-lahors~d the Prs-iden,- door with =
heavy walking stick driving u fun 81 DENT,
Another man mounted = Cha~ al hl-
COMPANIONS were hoo@ting HIM Owe the
partition when the polic.. came
Chief Clerk Nelson was s,lsg-r .s.i from
his post IN the early part of IAsi February
on charges Of miscon du,i luc.ui ..'sucv
and neglect 81 duty mal.. a gaIust him hy
President GrsSa-r He was ts.fors. dresser
for trial on thsSe charge vs-si.rias
After presenting his answer he. WAS 70
formed that there would ~ no further
hearingR and that decision would 49, T,-i.-
dered later.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-07
num- REFORH kILLED.
Tho Assembly Defeats the RrpubIIcsn
Iub Measure bS 80 60 See

ALBANY. Apri . The Assembly today
sounded th" death of hallot reform
when . kI.is,i A-~emhlvrnan ARENAS
Wards N.w York Republican club hull
for shorter ballot. with all the
srnblems linssi up on the left and
'he candidates s,rout--d under the
title - tn. o@ic- for which they are
nominated Tie vote against the bill
was - 20 ~
Majority Leader Merritt said he
agreed with other opponents Of the
bili that the change a. proposed toy
the Ward bill would - nothing more
than an additional annoyance: that voters
generally Throughout the State have been
taught by This time how - vote a. they
49, ~ through the present system. aud
that q should not h. changed
Assem- rlyrrNn Green. Gov. Hughes
-tanrh tI~''r' primaries advocate also
upDO~.-a 49,. Ward tili several amend
fr-H'- wer- offered. tut thew we've WITH
drawn IN. attitude q the majority
e the A@-sgrrIy was taken - positive
Indication that ne Assembly, - III not met
80 S.v@-nsr reNoWfue IdaftOnn Tor
ballot reform. either pTopo@sf IN the
Ward tail or the genuine Ma~~r chuzetts
i,i@A 80 ipdi"d "a anuther tail yet &" b.
dl-np- 81 ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-07
aRRT<TED As STORE THITIT<.
PoIirr Think They Have Two Of Gang
ThaI Has sISIrD sIO. OspsS " orth 81 Goods

Two men. beiievs-i 10 ~ ~ % Il -..y era
implicated IN the systematic robbing q
~aks a 20. store. Ner,. arr'-t.-i ~
Puuc,- Headquarters detectives Ia-t night
AMI held each on the charge of tho iarc,.nv
II So worth - goods They W.r,. John
Calder. who lives AZ Mills Hotel No ,.
and Charles 4 Gunier. salesman q ne
store IN { has been rolb.-i. who lives a.
az Manhattan avenue
Ciirari r. Drels-. me general ~uy.rrn-
tenient for Saks A Co and th- one = no
complained against the tWo nov under
arrest. has told tn. dsteSrtIye- AZ Head
quarters that the store has s,iT"r..i dur
ing the last year from systematic gIlfer-
ing ~ OFFENSIVE stock "a the amount of
$40 GO and more The detectives b,heva
that there - a group 81 clerk IN the store
~ hich Gunter J. one. which prk =
with AN agent IN dIspo-ing q tn. Rupi-
stolen calder. Nho - not an employs -.
IA th, -'or. u believed - h.. rht. & "a
~ s.-.n from clerks t. purchasers
III. method - theft has h.-.n - fnaks
sales - nigh priced goods az a very small
pr,ce 20 a Confederate and - cover the
transaction through a buna fde sales
-Iiu lent 60 the ds~k
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-07
NAY M FATtL kNOCkOI
kilgh sch0es hey IR Critical CsRd'IISn
After Flght Under Hmg Ra,~~

PAssAIc. ". J. April . A. tho result
of a solar plex,s blow r..,.iv-i last uighi
| IN seven round fight GIib..rt Tr.hurI.
10 years old. ~ Lincoln place. Clarified -
lying az the point % heath ~ the P.-s>-,io
General Hospital. wn"T. IA. k.,s '.-n 'gn
conscious since he wis admitted lat.. l.l-r
night
Accompanied hy large rssrty of f-is.u l.
Trehou and Frank Ke-.r. ag,.i ~ a;
PaliSade avenue. Garfield. went 80 a 800
cluissi spot Just uut-ii. at GARFIELD 10
settle a long standing dispute FArh
chose a s~'oui AMI the hght was ruu-
ductsi M i..r Ir.yerIug -ui.- SiH rounds
were fought without apparent tiy..rra %.
ON either side bu' iust a., the r,f,.-.-.. 49,
ahou' to cAi time AZ the ..n - tIs. soy
-n'h T-..hou Ct q telling h'ow On tho
E.,,I and auu-t-r m th.. 81. .ou,..n winch
f..il.-i htrn When D.. faiI.-! TO recover
cuns"Io,.-r.-Ss 49,. orowi 4t..'ly shipped
away. leaving Ir.-aoI with hls second.
John DIVER tor more than an hour
DWyer work.i M VAIN 10 restore ms
friend. and then hs ran 10 Telephone
and called all ambulance
Tr..hOu u q son Of James y Trehou a
m-mher q the Garfield BOARD % EiiI~a-
tIou. He - a third wear student IA IN.
'Lse1alf nikh Nciiool anu CHAMPION one
u4Ile track runner of the school kel-~r
- employed IN PaSsAic and bears a good
reputation
II - SAID that several prominent Gar
field men were among the spectators
] hs' Gar field T-ollc~ were rpw~rl~-S 20 slcr
Iu the matter ~ the light took Ilac..
outside the borough. hut the county au-
JAprltI'-s were notified. and Prosecutor
l,t,-'tivs William 4 Rlauv@lt su-.nt gh..
afternoon IA Garfield looking for wit
ns-SS.zs u the fight. No arr,sts have been I
M. h.
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TT>TIFIES ~ WOLTFR CtSF.
oman says Paint Brush FSund IN Fiat
.. Lac spne she sold.

Jennie Fisher a s.ils-s clerk In a FIVE and
tea ,--nt store on Third avenue. who was
app, ,-..d - n. ami. O. testify that she ruid
uIiut aud a brush "a Alt-rt Wolt-r VA the
afternoon q the day that Ruth Whes-ler
was killed. Appeared h.for- Judge Foster
10 General S.--sions yesterday afternoon
ami gave her tes'imuuy. She - going
q california - live.
The RiFl -aid that she worked IN a store
~ Third avenue and i2ist street aud that
~. saw " otter IN the store uu the after
noon - March - She remembered
HIM h.,.lu-. ne st.iTs-t at her with half
CLOSED eyes and she always stared haCE
80 p.r-ou- who Looked a. her IN that
WY sn- aid She could not say that
-n.. had sold either paint 81 a brush t.
ul'-r hut she knew that the brush shown
o. her V.l- like the only one - the kind
10 ne store which was sold on March "a
Wui'.r was IN court and smiled during
the 'aKinx q the testimony. Hts lawyer
Wallace y Scott. declined O. crosse IAn.-
.ue the wItue-~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-07
nav WuOI'S SISTER SCES
To RersN ~ Jew eIry and Realty Frsm
HIs VIE. New Mrs. q url~y brown.

An or,isr f'r the examination 10 Georgia
Kelly Brown. who maTrIed Curiey Brown
th. hor-. mar. after the death - her hus-
band. Dan McAvOy. the comedian. VIA
aligned Nv Supryam. tOur Justice Green
haum yesterday in suit brought agnins,
h-r ~ Lizzie y. Raymond. Dan McAvoy' s
SISTER The plaintiff all"g~- that Mrs
Brown j. wrungfIlly Withholding jewslry
real estate and m 1rtgages valued at So. ossl
whirh she Got frum Dan McAvoy when
a. the SISTER say- h. was mentally incom-
pe;eu' Mr. Raym"nd says that the
jeWplry 10 h"rz and that n" gave it 20 her
brother 80 security for loan She a
IN. Il The heirs 90 the rest 90 the property
she declares
The transfer tax appraisal Of hts estate
showed that McAvoy lef, So.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-07
IFO BITTHtN ARRESTED.
q sp,ursd In san FrAnclseS on q ChsrGe OG
Former

49, FR,NCTsCc. April "" weeks
.'.-- -. arrived here and within a month
80 hI- departure from Nes York
., Bittman a young Austrian. charged
- forgery wa- arrested here today
B''ruan left Nsw h.Tk three W.-.S =
~ shortly after his departure y Sa-
Ir-~ "-.-i that forged checks for 49,
rfi leon ua---i IN the Corn FNc1ang-
BaLz .il-r tie name Il Hermann Mali.
Bi''fnan's former employer
Hs admitted me crime tu-tay. the po-
.Ic.- -4y. and asserted tina, he got q check
.sO,s Ntil- boOkke@p-r for the Mean
MALI lmpuTfluE Az Glass Company and
nat forged the checks after hs lot b .
sup.uvfr@n'
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M,StIe shrIneru Assat

Members 81 she MOBILES II the Mystic
shrine 81 Brooklyn. Albany and Roches-
ter sailed yesterday for New Orleans ~
the Morgan liner Monus 80 attend the
nesting IN that city q the Imperial ooun-
ell of the orSier SalAAm Temple of Nsw-
ark. y J has chartered the Savanna
Lane steamship City q Atlanta. which
sails to-day for savannah. The party
will take train from savannah for New
Oriaana and viii rsiurn 10 thia port hy
the steamship on April -