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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-03-04
Sine nenc anr fir bic C8tippr.

9aS 8cttcr orebt licb 10 geIdpuin6
Sfolm ideiut Die 5onn' pieift ifon
ser 8ino
1amr fomlnt cin fuItcr Soriiur--
Sn elmer IoIben @intcr3eit
@tbt'S &ranfbeit mo biel @cr3rIciO
Sn nnndent Sanic 9rauer.
Die @ribp iener boie @olf.
Wo6t iebt in ltnIerer @titte HaIf,
Sobt Sbr eS i6on beronm1rn?
9oS lit ein I6redIi6er @eIen
er bat iGpn mondnal olf Scr Stea
Die Seltte u1itgenonmen.
Der fra9t nidt lang, Of arm Oh reid
O6 iligenoi6olt ob alt uno bleid,
Sic ale iiiao iuillfomnnen.
0o miro 9ebltitct irlrO 1eitobnt,
Dab es -6urd) alle Stllben orGbnt,
@eint 6ieier @oit eefommen
9o6 gIoubt's, nidt ie0cr sSaIl lit edit
8ei uniernl fin6iae @eid)le6f.
@irb mander frollf iid) itcIlell--
go beiBt eS I6nell; cr bat Die @ripp'
@s Ibmer8t ibn in Der linfe1l &ipp'
@r lnilB 10 Deiicr bellenl
Ser 8oftor fomfnt uno biiitirt
Ob Hidt Die 2unge infi5irt.
Sdnea er etluaS miro perfhreiben:
Gin 2offel poa, 10 itcbt's oarniti,
gtoh 2eberpiI(en Sbenornuf,
llno mtd Den 2eib einreiben.
9ns inedte einen 9air BOG,
Ger liebte ole Gartoffelflos
Mit Goiterfrdut nnb 9rdteu
Die Illen madJteit i6m 70 matt
9riml oB er ii6 an SIoien lott.
CT 1oft--oas fam nidJt id)a6ell
llrS als ser Goftor fam in's Soiis,
Sdb iein Ratient 10 milltter aus,
3n ieiner aroten SreiIoe;
,g,idt ipabr, Die 9inen tpirfen fein2
Die @ripp' miro balo pergangen iein
Rebnh mir Den &eit nodt beiitc!"
lluo fuiBt Sbr, iuoS Der 8oier that?
er folgte nidt bes 9oftor's &atb,
ct foTgtc ieinem @a9en
sartoffeIflos im6 Souerfroilt
@or HiIlen bot es inn 9egrailt,
Die fonnt' er. nidt bertragen.
3uS lit Ois allernell'ite Sur,
Sait 6u oic @rippe2 merf' oir's mr.
@os bir EN- gnier ratbetl
er mari Die giIleridniier biilaitS
llm0 ob ole 9an3e Sdiiiiel ails,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-03-04

3luei Sblpeiltaoiebe III aurora,
SIl.. moIlten ifIau iein uno luanbten
cine gan5 neile Wetbooe aiL Inn meb.
rcre @nln5er ST. iteblen. lin oas
9reii6cn Der 5ur 3eit 70 .tbeuren"
8iebdcr 5i perbiiteu, ginaeu Die Eie.
be Der lnb dIoroformirteu oieieIbeu
Iber gefansen ,uuroen fie bod, oic
Observation-Disclosures" ndnlih un6 fic
bGben ibre 3bat audi befannt lino
Sas @ebeimnb in betreif ocs Gblo'
roforms preis9eaeben
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-03-04

- aapt. Samiiel u. Stt'pooo, Der
tilteIte gefpobier BON 8arrD Goiintp
ulpo pabrideinIiG oes iii6lucitlid)en
gsiIIoilri, 1T in Greter I'M 9lltcr bon
100 SSabren geitorbeil. CT ipuroe
1910 in Ser 9tdbe BON 2onSon, Gn8-
Iano, geboren. mar bel beu aronlilg
Der aGnigiu Sictoria 5ip9egelr ,mo
IieoeItc baIS oaraif nod slmerita
ii6er. 2onge Sobre mar er Saptotl
zines Gampfers onf oen @roben
Seen, imb Dor einem 8ierteliabrbnte
oert iettc er iid in @geter sur Ritbe,
in oelieu gtabe er cine 6rilhtfarnr
erfparb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-03-04
SdJlucincflciidD INNER nod int
Steiscu,

Der EreiS OeS SdypeinciIeiiteS
iteigt INNER nod. SfGuIer boten In
oen gtotionnI Siod Dnros IN Sit ct,
2olliS $t0.05 per 100 Bhrno fir
beites SdaueitefIeiid, fonnten aber
lihts fatfcn, Ger boditeGrcis iuurhe
m 9ienitag er5ieIt, $1,000 per 100
Tflup0. Wtittiuod tpuroe in Den III.
nbb6r9igen Stodpar6s in ct. 2olGS
$t0.05 fir ousgelpGbltes Sdtpeinr-
fleiid be5abIt, Die bo6itcn Greiie
tuuroen bisber i'm Sabre 1882 III Dit
ct. SouiS II. St 2ouiS De5abIt. 9a
Die meiiten Farmer mo gerienoer
tpo6 ni6t ucrfnllien, eriuortet man,
6nb Ole 4reiie nod weiter iteigeu
tperSen. la,al
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-03-04
SeridlucuSete @cISer.

1
9ie &eoe, tpclde Rrdiioent Soit
lpaiieroin9S in gtctuarf oeboIten bat
oirtte in pieIen Gunften Iebbafte Gu.
thinning im Salube finoen. geiorp
6ers nod Der Settle bin, meId,e EN-.
pHeblt, oaB Ole SSinanSen Der Ger.
eintgtcn Stoater in geidpiitsnlGBiaer
SSetle oeripaItet iperoen ioIlteft
9tur lpeuige Gage porber erfIGrtc
Senntor sIlbrid, oob er i'm Stonbe
Iiein ipitr0c. Der &epltblif iGbrlid,
riltOe 0reibunbert Ntillionen Coll.
orS 5lt iporen fulIS er Die Hcgier.
llro in fmlindnnii1er @eiie leitct
oiirfe 9Iuf gltt Heitid mill er on.
init io9en NoB oieic 9fieienilunmc
idbrlld) nntiib nerNeu6et miro. llnO
ais gutter @eihdft$manm ooB er
oos III, bot er inn 2auie Der Gorii,
berotbllngen rnh aud ionit oft ge,
inlg ae5cigt ioIIte er luiiiciL mas
cr Ipridt.
Sb er ii6 ober mobl iiberIcqt hat,
mel1' idppermiegenbe 9lntlaNc er ip.
Ilpobl acgen Den 0cietgcbenocn 5baiI
unierer 9ln0esre9ierimg pie 9egeu
| ore Gretlitipe erbe6t2 Sm Scnot
,nlh in 9teprdientunteuboiS bobcr
0ie ylIobumgrn be& 4rdiiOellten 5llr
Sp0rialufeit biSbrr fcine bemprf
bnren tSriitbte ge3ei9t ltnO menn
! i'll ein5clnen 0cpartemcllts Der Me.
gierittg cine 2(l8abl il6eriliiIlgcr
2luggitellier entIoiien wOroen it, ip
! ltam ooS MIR oI3 Elm ihpddJer Pin
laii 5ur proftiidlcn GurdJiitbrlH1
oeS Gpnrimufeii5 &rhl5ips bctrodt
ct >peroeu
GrdiiSent Gnit lit mlgeinein be.
frieoigt, OoB 6ic 3oIleinno6men III.
folge oeS ncaRn Sorifs 0citiegen iiito
lie ueroeu, ipic cr bofft, boS porbun,
benc 8cfi5it tiIaen gphcr penn Sen
ator sllorih Meht bot, ioIltc Gin
3eii3it ii6erbnllpt nidt porbarbCll
iein. Tenn lmIere goit5en 3olIcit
nnblnen belnallfPn iid) MIR mlf ct
lpa$ nlcbr ais oreiblulbert Millipnen
Collars ilIp6 0os lit Die Smnle,
ole linn6tbig mts9e8e6sn morbe1l iit!
9(uigobe Der Grcfiltipe lit cs in
erItcr 2il1ie, bafiir Gorge 5u tro8cE
oob 9tlsgoben ino ginnabnleh eine
altoer bie 8oge balten, mic Nr1ii'
bent Gait in ieiner 9tetuarfer &eoe
iebr ridtig betont bat. sIber gu
oieiem 3ipede ntuB eill @itoget oiri'
geItcllt per6en, baS iold)en glilioro'
crimgeir rntipridt, nnO ioiuobl oos
SouS, iuie Der Senot niiiieil ailf'
boren, einfod boroltf los 81 bemdll'
igen, obne iib oarlmn 5ll filnlmer,E
pb Dos t0tbige @@eIo oo lit ODER
nidt.
Snfel Sam giebt beitte oreiblnlo'
ert Millioncll Dollars 5ilpiel aus,
pie Senator 9llori6 bebailptet. Die
ie oreib,upoert Millionen i6llloet
ole @reflttibe benz 8olfe. limo oie
sluFeabe Oes 9rdii0ciltcn 1T es iest,
su seigen, 6aB er nidt allein cute
gaeoen balten fam, ionoern bob er
a,ld i'm Startbe iii, oafiir Gorge 81
tragert oaB Die reaiblifaniid)e gfebr
belt Ses aonereiicS bieie Sd,tlo elt'
lott.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-03-04

Wdniler, tuelde inter 150 8niro
ipteeen, iirIo aus perihie6enen giien,
bnb,fperfitdten entlaiien iporbeit.
Rdniter, Die 100 gfllub o6er nlebr
ipiegeL mitBten tbre StellunBelt oils
StrnBenbabnfo ailfgeben, D
iie fir ben 3ielit in se6rangt boil.
en- 8agen 5ii bid ieien. Mdmner
iiber 40 SGbre finben es Idmer, glr.
belt 8it erbaIten, hell tie 5il alt iilpo,
ipabren6 W1niter inter 25 Sdbren
in oep @eiddften, fiir bic lie arbei-
ten. ili6t beforoert iperbefI neil iie
5u Jung iinb. ggie es ideint, mill
bie 8elt ibre slrbeit eigentlid mr.
nod bon Miniern 5ipiid)en 25 uno
35 Ssabrerb Die mittclgroB ltro obne
iiberfIiiiiisen 5ettanfab iiito, setban
babeu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-03-04
G8 bat ibm uidbts geidooct.

Sn inirer Stabt lit cs gef6ebt
Ger 9icoerlneicr bots aeieb'lb
0os @ltnber ionOereleidjeu
lltO uilef Gtferh tbia er's,gunO;.
Der Soier iit lett fern1eilnlo.
llro 5GbIt niht 81 Oem Qeifeu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-03-04

abon,lirt auf oas Sermanuer
8cIfsbIatt.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-02-10

East Grand Forks, Mimi, Feb. o.
The taking of testimony for the de-
tense IN the Golf murder case was
begun today. The first witness placed
on the stand was the defendant him
self. He told of how the woman had
made him give up work and how they
had lived together since last fall.
The most important part Of this was
when he was attacked by the woman
and did the shooting in self defense.
stating the woman attacked him with
razor first. He also testified that
she had slashed him with razon
when they were living together. A
scar on the neck was exhibited to
the jury as proof Of this. He said that
he had no intention of shooting the
woman when he went to the house.
COTS mother testified that he had
been subject to fits of insanity since
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-02-10
Farmers c Q m m u nic a ii on

buy eggs below the market and sell
them for 10 cents apiece by shooting
a little COZ into them. But while
they are having their fun the farmer
has ~. F. d. at his frolt gate and
the mail order houses are very cour-
teous about answering letters Of
prospective buyers. Now, who Is got
slg to ut, the big. trade. in staple
Etpce RES, sulphur, fsFmaldShyde. etc. ?
Tie farmers think they kRsH. ~. q.
IT is ttha burden Of AL one reads
now a44ys to set business upon a
cash basis: ROB the farmer when
Is g. comes to town with 3 finished pro.
meat 81 poctafoee1ss-aliid put MIN upon
duct-butter, eggs, cream, dressed
cash basis and then show him how
the local retailer will get any of his
money. Make Minot a good produce
market. Yours truly,
R"-~ ]. W. Smith.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-02-10
PLENTY OF w ATE R

Those who have been thinking
Minot Is dry town, had reasons to
change their minds Monday after
noon, when the food gates were turn
ed loose A good-sized stream OF
aqua pura came pouring down Main
street, flooding the sidewalks on the
east side Of the street. It kept q
number pretty busy for time keep
Ing the water out Of their Easements.
The cause of all the commotion was
the failure to shut off the hydrant TO
the new water system, prior to pump:
ing water in the new tank for the
purpose of testing the mains. About
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-02-10
Manager Bartling Returns
Illinois Land Company Manager Back From the
East--WiIl Ship In Gasoline Breaking
Outfit (.

H. F. Bartling, of the Illinois Land
& Loan Co., returned with his fam
lily from Chicago and suburban points,
where they spent the rast TWO
months. Mr.. Bartling, who is inter-
ested largely in a bank of Chicago
and another at Matteson, Ill, trans
acted considerable business while
away. He sold several farms in this
part of the state to parties who have
never visited North Dakota, but who
bought upon his representation of
them. He says that within short
time, he expects the land buyers to
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-02-10
DEPORTED FROM CANADA
T Former North Dakotan Who Served Six Months
in Canadian Jail for Alleged Horse Stealing
Driven Across the Line--Had Homestead

Darlington, Feb. After serving
six months in a Canadian prison for
alleged horse stealing. then being de-
ported by the Canadian authorities,
Jake Gilbertson landed here penni-
less. Gilbertson, who formerly re-
sided here, went to Canada two years
asos xiEnnd flsd npon claim. and hts
family v still there.
Last sammer . bunch Of horses
cam4 to the Gilbertson homestead.
according to his story, driven there
to seek shelter from prairie IRE.
He kept them about the place sew
erai days. expecting that the owners
would soon come. Gilbertson was
ignorant of the law requiring adver-
Using. Some time later, one Of the
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-02-10

the only damage that was done, was
from the flooding Of the door OF the
Opera barber shop. .
Contractor Kennedy has repaired
the leak in the main at the Belyea
avenue bridge and believes that the
system is in readiness. Before he
turns 1t over to the city he will have
tested every section Of the twelve
miles Of mains in the city, and this ia
what he was doing when the accident
occurred Monday. 1t Is believed that
the system will be in operation by
the latter part of the week, or sooner;
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-02-10
kenmare Defendant Not Guilty

Aylmer for tho purpose Of permitting
the complaining witness Alynner 70
give banquet, commonly known as
q Dutch LUNCH" to some Of his Ken
mare friends. These friends were
among the representative business
men of Kenmare. That during the
evening the defendant had, at the re-
quest od the complaining witness
handed four bottles Of beer to the
defendant. The defendant received
no money for the beer. That the
defendant did not conduct nor main
tain the building in question.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-02-10

arrived and looks for larger businea,
than ever the present year. Land in
that part OF Illinois sells from $lvo
to 5000 an acre, and Mr.. Bartliug
says it will not produce any better
crops than the land that brings only
$35 and $40 an acre IN North Dakota
His concern will ship in a gasoline
breaking outfit, and tear up the soa
the. coming spring for themselves anG
others. The Illinois Land Co. owns
about $4,000 acres in the vicinity Of
MinOt.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-02-10

mounted police arrested him on u
charge Of stealing the horses and in
the court at Lethbridge he was con.
victed and sentenced to six months
Imprisonment. As the time for the
expiration OF hfs sentence arrived
several days ago, De was ordered q
prsplfe for q trip He was then
taken to Portal, N d., where q tic
ket to Darlington was given him, he
being ordered to 60 there and never
return to Canada. As he had made
big improvements on his claim, and
as his family still resides there, the
complications arising are rather pc
GUITAR, and some interesting develop
ments are expected -
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-02-10

~ Thsss case }&0f the. state against
George r'auskevig. charged with con.
Quoting and maintaining saloon at
Kenmare, was decided in favor Of the
defendant. 3 w..
The jury was not out more than
half an hour when verdict of mot
guilty" was returned. The complain.
ing witness, Richard Aylmer. former
~ of Kenmare, but now residing in
King Eds domain. " ~ y
It was brought out in the evidence
that the owner of the Florence hotel
at Kenmare had given the use OF
one of the rooms in the building to
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-02-10

A class Of forty-eight candidates
were initiated into the Knights Of
Columbus order in this city Sunday,
the Winnipeg team doing the work.
The work was given in the Prescott
hall. after which an adjournment was
taken to the basemant Of the Catholic
church. where q Banquet wasS given.
Major Murphy was postmaster, and
the following responded:
Rev. Father Purcell, Williston.
Rev. Father O'sullivan, Portal. -.-
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-02-10
K. OF c. INITIATION
Class OF ~ Initiated by Local Order Sunday
#s :. Banquet and 1oasts '-~-.'-..

J. j.. DunnS Grand knight, Fargo
council. .s ..r 49,. e. n X.
Mr.. Murray, Grand knight. Winni-
peg council. /: - II
Mr.. Mcneil, Asst. Grand Knight,
Winnipeg. ~.
e. Mr.. Joven, Winnipeg. -
I. j. Blair. ,Williston. r.
j. e. .AcKoane, 'Minot.
Mr.. Flanagan, Towner. ~
1 On Saturday evening, ball was
given at. Jacobson's opera house.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-02-10
Gabriel's Bag Pipe.

A postal from J. Van Naulton Ste
vens of Towner says: Your 'Nicht
wi Burns was we'll done and great
pleasure to our president and. secre-
tary. 1t will be read at our next
club meeting. l haven't waited for
Gabriel's bagpipe to rise in my place
and say 'Hooch.'n
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-02-10
Moeller May Have New Trial
Attorney Believes Error Was Made In judges
49, Charge 70 Jurx,-Mhat ne Outcome

deal already, whether he Is ianocent
or guilty. -. s'.5. +
The attorney explained that about
the only grounds upon which the doc.
tor could hope to secure a new trial.
is the Judges charge to the jury,
wherein he left out the words, "of
fher,c ,ji1lih lSn d sdaesKsiSn!s VI .1s
I THIS satflofneaSyI;y. Who iii; bsssR ciaSss'
II. idsexd Win staS c IL; si II nSt
Ia The sdgfedlEsse ettksr, SstiS Till X
TIE atste i rave "a .kifd stimggstd
cdnsetD1ie' THIS case Sci IS 7c0fiasfifns 11pp
al. Ruktyas0On:.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-02-10
McVey In Trouble Again

James lcvey was arrested on Sat.
urday charged with assault upon his
wife. McVey will be remembered as
having been implicated in the theft Of
harness In this county and has but
recently been released from the state
penitentiary whore he served . years
sentence. Mrs. Mcvey has started a
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-02-10

c. H. Goebel, well known Tagus
farmer, was in Monday and his name
was added to our large list of Tagus
readers. Mr.. Goebel recently bought
a farm near that place; coming from
the Yellowstone Valley.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-02-10

suit for divorce II NcHenry county
and this. it il claimed caused the
trouble. Walter Grsss N alleged part
ner Of AcVsy in the harness deal has
also been released from the pen and
has married the daughted Of Mr.. and
Mrs. NcVey. 4#'rE
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-02-10
Golf Claims Self Defense
Former Minot NEGRO Who Murdered His Sweet
hear, Says She Attacked Him With Razor

he was a child A brother and sister,
and several other witnesses were in
PRODUCED to testify as to the unhak
ancel mind Of the defendant The case
will not be finished until next week,
Goff and the woman he murdered for
merly lived in Minot.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-02-10

Want several farms in township
1853, range 80. Will pay spot cash,
il reasonable.
NeA Of the swA lot 8, section 1S,
township l57, range 81, and the seA
of swA section -, township 157 range
49,, one and one-half miles southwest
Of Lynch postoffice, On the north
prairie, $27 per acre. Will sell for
the above price if sold at once c. G.
Richards, Minot. N. D., 2O3 East First
street.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-02-10
oIenburn Boy IL Dad Shape.

( Mr.. Allen of Glenburn. father.in.law
OF Michael Fagen came down from
.'lenourn Monday with his thirteen
Tear-old son. Who has been quite i'll
from . spinal trouble. The father
brought the boy for the purpose of
sending him t9one Of our state insti-
tutions, wher4 # is hoped he can be
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-02-10

1880 acre farm, all in one chunk;
will sell for $40 per acre. Lyman
Land, Co., Minot, N. D. "... =
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-02-10

Large lot on South hill, 54x216; will
trade tor equity in farm, or cheap
for cash. Lyman Land Co., Minot,
N. Oak. y - ~a'"
fUh SALE-Steamer and outfit
complete for blowing and breaking;
snap. . Write or call at once. Geo.
=. Larsen, Gre.land. N. D. q 10 tt
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-02-10
Bad Fire at Eekman.

A fire at Eckman aweek ago Sat-
urday wiped out lumber yard and a
machinery house. Goldberg Bros.
have moved their general store away
and the newspaper quit business
some time ago. What was once a
good little town has dwindled, down
somewhat. However, there is talk
of starting a. farmers cooperative
elevator, a proposition being on foot
to convert the Farmers elevator into
one, or else buying out one of the
others. 1. H..
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-02-10

F. Nv. Pitsor; former editor Of the
Berthold Tribune, has established a
new paper at Gascoyne, N. D. ~
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-08-13
MRS. HOPKINS At
STON-AGE PLANT
AGAIN TO-DAY
Speaks Enthusiastically of New
ark End of Qualey's
Enterprise.

Not satisfied with a three-hour visit
to the plant of the Ston-age Plaster
Company plant of the Masnesia AS
bestos Company yesterday afternoon,
Mrs. Ellen Dunlap Hopkins spent all
this morning at the plant, going over
the work that is now in operation.
Mrs. Hopkins fought shy OF the
newspaper men at both her visits to
the plant. She absolutely refused to
talk about her connections with Mrs.
Mary Nevins Bull, widow of the late
DR.. William T. Bull, whose suit for
the recovery of 900 which she put
into the stock of the company caused
the arrest of John A. Quaiey and Har-
vey w. Corbett, the president and Sec
retary.
But about the future of the plant she
was more than willing to talk. ''I be-
lleve in this work that is going on here.
I have invested my money In 1T and
think I am going to get big returns.
l have known Mr Qualey for a number
of years and think"
Right at that point Mrs. Dana Pond,
wife of Mrs Hopkins's secretary.
stepped between her and the reporter.
A few hurried words we're whispered
and Mrs. Hopkins went on, 'T guess
won't say anything more right now"
Later Mrs. Hopkins grew more en-
thusiastic and spoke volumes In praise
OF Qualey and his operations. But
every time the newspaper man tried to
pin her down to specific questions she
side-stepped them with the aid of Mrs.
Dana Pond.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-08-13
METEORIC SHOWERS ARE
SCHEDULED FOR TONIGHT.

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. Aug. 1s-As-
tromers are greatly interested in the
meteoric shower which is scheduled to
take place in the heavens tonight and
arrangements have been made at the
Harvard observatory and elsewhere to
take several Photographs of the bril-
liant display. The meteors are sup
posed to be what is left of an aged
comet that dissipated itself over the
skies centuries ago.
Some of these meteors occasionally
stray off the orbit and coming in con-
tact with the earth's heavier atmos-
phere, take fire and are burned to
ashes. The earth has been within the
influence of the tail Of the dissipated
comet for the past two days The fall
Of meteors began late Thursday night,
but tonight's display is expected to be
the heaviest of all.
I WAKEFIELD. Mass, Aug. 1s.--
Sweeping down out of the sky with a
sharp hiss small meteorite last night
crashed against blind on the house
of Alfred H. Richards In Montrose and
set the house on fire. The village hose
men were called out, and no serious
damage was done. The meteorite
glanced off from the house to the
ground, where 1t was found today. 1t
weighs about five pounds, and is al
most perfectly round.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-08-13
POLICE ARREST WANTED
MAN AT COURT HOUSE,
Claim Vito Gizzo Has Confessed
to Serious Crime.

Charged with harboring women un-
lawfully, Vito Gizzo, of SO Eighth ave.
nue. was arraigned IN the Fourth Pre-
cinct Court today and held in default
Of $4,000 bail by Judge Herr. Gizzo
was arrested at the court house yester-
day by Prosecutors Detectives Slutz-
sky and Harrigan, Chief Weimer and
Plainclothesman Kaas, Of the Fourth
Precinct.
The charge of keeping a disorderly
house against Michael Petronetzo, of
174 Newark street. was being tried at
the court house. The police declare that
Gizzo was waiting for the girl wit
ness against Petronetzo. Mary Humora.
According TO the police. they learned
from an informant that Gizzo brought
the Humora girl from New York and
placed her in the Newark street house,
which was raided three weeks ago.
Gi7zo who is 81 years old is alleged to
have made confession to the police.