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La Junta tribune., 1911-12-23
Saint Andrews Episcopal Church.

The regular services will be held
Sunday Ia Saint Andrews church. con.
Quoted by the rector. Rev benjamin
Bean. There viii be held a miduisht
5 ryice Christmas eve The service
will start sharp at - o'clock with the
hymn, 1t Came Upon the Midnis sht
Clear" The church will b. lighted
with candles aud solemn celebration
will follow. \ second service will be
held at 10 a. m. Special Christmas
music will BE- rendered at these ser
vices. Everybody is invited.
La Junta tribune., 1911-12-23
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W. s. Club.

The W s. club met AT the home
Of Mrs VI. T. Bradish. SOP Colorado
avenue. on Wednesday afternoon. De.
cember 18th
The afternoon was spent In conyer.
sation and fancy work until late
hour when delicious refreshments
were served by the hostess
The hostess then brought In a table
containing small pile OF peanuts
and each lady was requested TO take
peanuts from the pile without dis
turbing any Of the others Mrs l..
A. Marsh. having the steadiest nerve.
drew the largest number. while Mrs.
Blakeley captured the hooby prize.
The next meeting will be on De
cember 27th. al Mrs. !. 7. aanby's
home, 7ls Ration avenue.
La Junta tribune., 1911-12-23

The First Presbyterian church will
celebrate Christmas with special pro
gram of music and sermons morning
and evening on Sunday The entire
congregation and Sunday school
will hold Christmas Festival on
Tuesday evening. at I O'Clock. at the
church 1, win be social and mu-
steal. The first half hour will be
social, then will follow a musical pro.
gram. which will be followed by a
social hour and the distribution OF
Christmas boxes 10 all The ladies'
will furnish coffee with the re-
freshments. The entire congregation
and school are expected TO be- pres.
elt
La Junta tribune., 1911-12-23
Beatrice Stevens. Editor

nat a Christmas look the
NU world put on in our local.
kl ity of the great "out west
this week How the falling
snow whispered Merry Christmas d"
How-~the sleigh bells rang il and
the snow birds twittered 1t and
the unspeakable beauty of the white
winter world kept bearing il In upon
us until We are fun to brimmlng
over with the joyous spirit and IN
turn We cry out to you "a Merry
Merry Nmas" II you are young NAV
the season bring YOU your satlsfan.
ton Of every activity and youthful
sport, Of popcorn and candy and
cake and oranges and FIRE crackers
OF parties and pleasures. not omittiug
to put into your unthiukng heart
the impulse to give unto others 50
that you may have. with every other
gift that is yours, that richer gift
the priceless JOY of living II YOU
are old may the pleasures OF Christ
mas touch your life as tenderly as
the snowflowers fall against your
face and hair II you are rich God
grant you the elft, the Joy, OF be.
slowing upon others. that your
riches may. like mercy. become thrice
blessed. And If you are poor may
YOU be met by some bright angel Of
mercy whose Christ-like touch will
turn your stones to bread. So who
ever you are. whatever your condi-
ton, We greet you today with the
cry that is ringing round the world
"A happy. happy Christmas to you.
La Junta tribune., 1911-12-23
Methodist Church.

At the First NJ +. church Sunday
the following program of Christmas
music will be rendered by the choir
at IL a m:
rocessional-"Whon the Lights
Are Low" Sawyer
Hymn iark the Herald An.
gels Sing" o.. o.. o.. Mendelssohn
Anthem-"Sing o Heavens Gaul
Gloria Patri .. e.. o.. O.. o.. Moinckc
Hymn llO-'Ii Came Upon Mid.
night Clear" o.. OF. o.. Willis
Anthem-"Giory to God in the
Highest .. .. O.. Of. o.. Avon
Hymn-"Long Years Ago ON Beth.
lens Hills" o.. . Harrington
Reccssional-"Th Choristers"
.. OF. OIL. .. 90. Old. To-. Herbert
In the evening at 7:3O special
song service by the choir to be fol.
lowed by an Illustrated sermon by
the pastor on The First Christmas %
especially for the benefit OF the chill.
drcn.
On Monday evening at O'Clock
sharp. the Sunday school will have
their annual concert and Christmas
treat. Every body is cordially in
vitod 10 attend these services.
La Junta tribune., 1911-12-23
Christian Church.

Sunday morning there will be the
usual services at the Christian church
conducted by the pastor. The Birth
of Christ" will be the subject of
the sermon. The Christmas enter.
tainment will be given on Sunday ev.
ening at Z 30 O'Clock.
La Junta tribune., 1911-12-23
unwarsmed by any sunset light

Cnwarsm.d by any sunset light
The gray day darkened into night
A night made hoary with the swarm
And whlrl.dance Of binding storm.
As zigzag. wayering TO and fro.
Crossed and re-crossed the winged
snow.
And ere the early bed time came
The white drift piled the window
frame.
And through the glass the clothes.
line posts
Looked In like tall ard sheeted ghosts.
So all night long the storm roarcd on
The morning broke wi,hou, a sun
In tiny spherules traced with lines
OF natures geomctric signs.
In starry flake and pellicle
All day the hoary meteors fell:
And when the second morning shone
We looked upon world unknown
On nothing we could call our own.
Around the glistening wonder bent
The blue walls OF the armament
No cloud above. no earth below
A universe of sky and snow,
La Junta tribune., 1911-12-23
New England Snow ldyI.

The poem from which the part
given below is taken is often spok.
on of as a New England Idyl. but we
have concluded that 1t pictures.
sometimes, with beauty and with
truth, December conditions in local..
ties far remote from storied New
England-that its story of the snowy
out of doors. at least, fitted the
outdoor world this week. In the Ar
kansas Valley. and so we hope to
give pleasure by quoting from H.
The sun that brief December day
Rose cheerless over hills Of gray,
And, darkly circled. gave at noon
A sadder light than waning moon
Slow tracing down the thickening sky
It's mute and ominous prophecy
"A portent seeming less than threat
II sank from sight before II set.
La Junta tribune., 1911-12-23
Fortri9htiy Club.

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La Junta tribune., 1911-12-23
Christmas Program.

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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-11-09
rpettfampf.

Seitens 6es aderbauco[Ieae bon
Connecticut iinb ale arrangements
fir ben internationalen 8ettbenerb
Der Sennen in Ser n&iInit" oes gier.
Iegeus eetroiieu. 8enn all6 Die ge.
fieOerten 9outeitanten aus aaer Ser.
rem 2dnoer, Die aus ben 8ereinigten
Staateu, aonaoa, Nerito, 8uba,
Siionmrifo, europa unb Sapon gu.
iammenitromen, miro es bod b06it
irieSIid bergeben. 9ieier groBe uno
ieltene &onfrrren3fompi beginut om
/. gtouenlber uno oauert elm polles
Sabr. SIM ganSen merSeu iih fiini.
brnOert Senuen betbeiIigen, Die in
gbtbeilungen gu bier eingetbeiIt uno
aud 10 iiir ii6 in einem ieparaten
8oIait einqinrtirt peroen. ssm Salle
elm WtitgIieb elmer ioIden abtbeiIuna
inioIge all5u 9rober lleberanItren.
guns neruos peroen ioate, fam cine
finite Seune als biIjsbereites Subiti.
tut einiprugen. Gie SiibnerbGuler
iino aus aSotaperf berseiteIlt unS
bunOert iteben parat.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-11-09
Der beHenbe SItnN.
m ssa bsr Rtsis ais whtpidH aHseHsmRea,
Hs4 O. bic mtrfHHs sss eta6es eEsskt.

Des @ Die Mrtnha bee ohaeS ttheqL
aus ben Eaaen 6es gfeinbarot.
@aitipteIs in @uoapeit eradbIt bas
.gsene Better SournaI" eine biibife
gpiiobe, bic iih ipdbrenb unb na9
Der eriten ~Oeoipus". 8oriteaune 3u'
aetraaen bat Dtitten in Der ipnrt-
nenbIten S5ene seid)ab es ndntIih,
boB iid, pIosIih binter Der S3ene Ioii.
tes S>unbeeeben pernebnrbar madte.
Die 2eiter Der 8oriteIIuna erbIaBten
Dor Sdreden unb Baitb iiber bieie
Stor,ina Der Stimmung, IN Die bas
othsrtIos bdiisen6e PiibIifinn ber-
ktt tuurbe. 9einbnrbt ieIbft eerieth
IN bic bobite aufreeirna. inb Der.
s,uesfeIt oie &d1ise rtneenb. Etiirste er
auf Direttor ge5tbp unb ietueu Ste.
eieitab 5u nit bem ber5aerreibertben
Ruf: lin @ottespinen, Der Suno
ion nidt beIlenl" Ratblofes Gin iino
SerIaufen, aber es niiste nihts. Ser
Suno, elm riefiser 9uIerbeiber 6es
aieerbreTieurs Senridien, beIlte in
Ieinem BretteroerfdIae urperbrofien
6orauf los. enbIi6 batte geotbp ei.
nen retten6en Ge6anfen. @r IieB bonn
9irfusbofe einen nerStabtpaIoden.
Iungerer boIen, Die man eeneinbin
nit benz 0anten sos" be3ei6net.
Dieter erbot iid, ben Sunb eeeen elm
Sonorar bon Q aronet gum Sdtpei'
gen au bringen. 8eotbp CAB ibm bas
@eI6. Ser Sal" lief in Die benad'
borte HeItauration uno taufte fir ei.
nige SeIler Speiiennbf6Ie, Die er in
tIeineu Rationen benz 9ullenbeiber
Ierpirte. 9ieier peri6Iane Die 2eder.
biIIen unS fteIlte pGbreno Der Iange
binousgeSoeeneu NobI5eit bas
Ttorer6e BeIlen elm. = Gls bas Tu.
bIitum Den 3irfus perIieb, befanb iid
geotbp i'm @etpiibl Der abaiebenOen
Menge, bic an Dem Seieberen ibre
aritit iibte. limb 6a borte er foIgenOe
fritii6e 9emertung: ,9as Idonite
gfegienoment Reinbarbts mar 6od
bas fIeine Detail, als in Der berlaiie-
nen, BON Der 8eitfurdt entnoIferten
Stabt bic berrenIoien Sunbe 10
i6auerlid) beIlten." 9eim Souper
ersGblte 9eotbp bas erborhte@eiprG6
benz sIiidieIis oaiisenben ReinbarOt
gr Soe Die Stirn in sebnnfenpoIle
Surden unb iann einise slrgenblide
naf. Damn iprad er NIT bIutigem
ernit gu ge0tbp: ~@eben Sic benz
SAB" moreen tpieber 5tpei aroneu.
4ber Der Suno ioI bellen.~
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-11-09
9entid)s aerSts i'm Nnsnse.

lin fir Die nGditidbrise sroBe
Reiietour oeutider Wleoisiner 5iim
bpeieniiben aongreb, Der i'm Sep.
tember 1912 in Boibineton taeen
uiro, bic 8orbereitineen 3u treiien,
fam nit bem Dourpier oGIepelnno"
uon Der $ambureer Sinie Or. Gilbert
Slipen aus Berlin on. Or. Slipen lit
Stabsara Der Reierpe uno Sefretdr
6es @eneralfomites Der Seltiden
aerSte. pelhe 5u benz RongreB Die
amerifareiIe 5u MAIDEN beabiihtigen.
Or. OIiper ertl6rte. 6oB 5ipii6en
300 uno 400 beiitidIe aer3te Die Sour
mitmaden neroen. Die Serren beab'
lihtigen, nof,oem iie bem 4ongreB
beiaefpobnt boben, eirte Reiie ourh
gang amerifa 3u MAIDEN uno ole
groBeren Soipitoler un6 8linifen gu
befi6tigen. Or. SIipen piro iia BON
geerp gorf aus nad Baibington be-
geben, UNI fiir Die ltnterbringung Der
@6ite aus oem Sremoe bic eritenBor'
bereituneen su treiien. 8oriiser oes
3entraItomites Der Reiiegeieaihait
Der beuti6en aer5te 1T groi. Or.
Dietrid, @eb. Sberme0binolratb in
Berlin; anoere WitsIieber oes Ius.
ffniiies iin6: @ebeimrotb BON
Sdriimpe1 in 9eip3is, @ebeimrdtb
Or. Sill in Berlin unb Broi. @lur,
RonieIiGer Reeierungsrotb in 8ien.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-11-09
Galidje Antiqait6teH.
D. uaAssnsAts 9imnsTslSEi4taas aSHis aHSs
Isia kss HisEtesHtsu Sss 6tszfTtia.

Wedn tpirb fi6 nod an ben mum.
bertbGtisen Sut Ses beiIisen Sgna.
tius erinnern, Der in einer ipanii4en
aloIterfir9e aIIitbrIi9 bem ouSd1ti.
gen BoIte ee5eiet tuirbe, unb Der IN
ieinem Snnern, als er bur4 cine @r-
Idiitterune pIosIih umtfippte, bic
Sirmo eines mobernen Rnbriber
Sutseiddftes aeigte.
l1nspinfiirIih tpiro nrnn an oieie
@ei6idte erinnert, tpenn man i'm
.5isaro" Iieit, boB 6as biitoriide
6tmmer 9iibpies XIV. I'M SGIoiie
bon Berfnines. uBb bsionbers bas
prinlfnoIIe 4ett, bas benz Bette Cub
tpies II. In SerrenAteiniee oIs Wan.
fer ge6ieHt bot, EFT aus Der Tlitte
bes noriaen Sdbrbrn6erts itanmen,
unS niefnaIs bic ~9etits teDers" Ses
sroben 3onigs seieben. unb niemaIs
ieinen bdIbIauten @eiprGden nit Der
eolpernantenbaften frau b. Rain.
tenon 8usebort baben. Der idone
@Iaiibe, duf setpeibtem biftoriidem
goSen au iteben, 1T burd bic Reueier
zines 9eiu9ers 5eritort iporben, Der
ettpas naber an Die purpiirne, soIo.
serSnberte Eapete bes 8irnmers be.
roneetreten lit, aIs es i'm Sntereiie
elmer biitoriiden Wptbe erIaiibt war.
int6 Der bort in elmer ede Die Sirna
geleien bat: @rar6 Sreres. Die De.
briioer @rano iinb ober erft tn Der
3eit Ses eriten Rapoleon ndf Taris
eefomnlen, fonnen alio unmoalih be.
reits bas 9inner oes Sonnenfonigs
nit Sapeten seidriidt ooer iein Bet
eineeriftet baben.
@ennuere Ra6fori9ungen baben
MN ereeben, baB .bas 8ett 9uopigs
XIV" feinestpegs aus ieiner Belt
itonuit, ionoern erit um bic Nitte
bes porigen Subrbunberts eingeri6tet
porben it, Gs lit Iebiglid cine Iad.
abmling, uno nift einmaI eine ge.
ididte Rad)obmuns, ba Die Better
am @rbe hes iieb5ebnten irnb 5u 9e.
etnn bes adtoebnten Sabrbun6erts
tpeit nie6riaer tunren, aIs es oos 9ett
i'm 3immer 2iiotpiss XIV. it, es
bIeibt alio Der 8eriaiIler S6IoBber.
tpoIhips nidts iibrie, aLs entapeber
bos 3innner au iperren uno oamit
8eriniIles nm eire bebeutenSe SIN.
6iebuns drmer 5u MAIDEN, oper es nit
Stoffen uno @inribtllnessesenitdn
ben gu idnriiden, Die rpenisItens aus
Der 3eit Suoapies XIV. berriibren.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-11-09
Gine Statiitif Der djinsiiiden SnSen.

@eaenhpGrtis peroen intereiiante
Stottitifen iiber Die 3ubl uno Der.
breitiina Der einseborenen dineiii9en
ssu6en bergeiteIlt. 8ie man ibnen
entnebmen fam, entbieIt Die Staot
Raifong snr 8eit Der Nings 1000
Suoen. SSu Der 8egierlmgs5eit Der
Sbang ipanberten 5ablreihe Suoen
aus 9eriien elm, Die iih in gan5 China
anIieOeIteu. Sn &niiong Iegten iic
bas erIte iiiOii6e 9orf an, Oas iid
iebr baEo perar0berte. Surge 3eit
ipdter perfiisten iie boieIbit bereits
iiber bier Spnagoeen. Saiier Nins
id,entte ibnen elm 9entnnI aIs Sci.
ben ieines 8oblnonens. Die Reite
oieies 9enfmnls ebenio nie Die
8rlrnomouern Der Spnagoeen iin6
nod oorbonoen. SSn 9aifong Ieben
CUR 9eit nod 200 iiibiibe SomiIien,
sie gpor bem moiaiid)eu @Inuben an.
geb0ren. iid aber iouit in nihts bon
oen anoeren Gbineien unteri9eioen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-11-09
Gin beit.res Rihperitanbnia.

SD trat @nbe Der feb3iser Sabre
beim rten Hegiment elm, 10 eraGbIt
elm ebenaIiser Offiaier in WittIers
.Mmanat" fir 1911. Weine aom'
pagnie lag auf einem Sort, Der
Sanptmonn nber ritt niht esrR,
sas @eben nor ibm aans sn,viber.
70 fteIIte er beHH bos Rriri5ip auf.
o,irh feItenes griheinen UNI 10 limbo.
nirenber Su tptrfeu. Statt ieiner
fuaItete Selb,pebeI 9raiie i'm Sort.
ane 8etter, tpos batten bic 2eilte
Dor ibm &eipeftl Rein Dunoer:
1,s5 srob, elm Bart bis CUR gruit,
cine Stintme tpie elm Come, badn
Die Sroens5ei1en BON Sc unb 10,
uno Dor aIIem tuelde auiirenl 9ie
zines G1iars. aud in ieiner Garnilie
regirte er beftig. unerbittIid quit.
tirte er bel ieinen Sunsen binter.
riids ieoe idIedte SbuInote. 9arauf
fuar er freiIib aud gang beionbers
i6arf: oIs ebemaliger Steinflopfer
empfano er eben ben eisenen Wan-
gel on 9iIoung aufs idmer5lidfte.
gines i6onen Cages los i'd i'm Pa-
roIebu6 Der 4ompasnie aIs @ouoer.
nementsbefebI go. 4: Dos gte Sfe-
siment bat bel mariner 3eit bic
9auern ansiitpeiien, Die $erren
Offbiere porihriftsm6Bis au erii-
ben." gntiest iiber Oieie eieenartise
Reuerrng, cine Strung Ses Sdrei.
bers permutbenb, fraete i6 bel Die.
fem an; aber es bate feline Ribtie.
felt; in bes SeIouebels bidbGu6iser
grieftaife itanb DortIid baiieIbe.
aber unmoglih fonnte oas bonn
a6iutanten oiftirt iein. SD aIio
flues gum SeIepbon unb erfunoiete
mid beibeioen beim @ouperments.
itreiber nod benz 9efebI SO. 4. gr
Iautete: n9os rte Regiment bat ben
BbarmaSeut gaIer an5upeifen, bic
$erreu Sffi3iere poribriftsmGBie Su
sriBen."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-11-09
.Semtfcbe
S9Om =Tdrberet,
327 u. @aibinstoR abe.
Beibe 2efepbone.
8eibe xelepbone,

VIE arbeit Rat better 0eiie uoll.
thbrt. Dem Reinisen unb Ylatten
ipeaiells anfmerfiaufeit seidenft. Gr'
belt abse lolt uuo abseliefert.
See. u. S9miat, gisentb
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-11-09
Gifenbabn Seittabelle.
SeIssars. ss6aBauHa uns ss.H.rn Balm

SfIanare. Ss6aiDauHa uHb Btiteru Uatu.
9H Rraft ben "a. Suni 1906.
eahIIa-grIdst Srrautuu fir Ntn gSrI
mn 2.05, 500. SOS. 500, 1920, Born.
1910, 3.25 uub $40 Radmittaas. 8fr
slsp Norl uub ptiIabsIpbia, um 500 Born,
i2.I0 uHb 3.35 Radmitiass. 6ir
Ecbybauud. $40 Ra@mittaas.
SreliA-8fir8 Buffalo um f.f5, 6.25u. 900
Ror., i.55. $40 Hne ff.f0sfaGmtttaas. Hdi
Biusbdmtsn, G imira unb b3pif&suifatiun.n nm
1910 @or. uut los Ra@m. SIR Sspsao
Sprasuis uub Utica. uut Ill uub 6.25 Wsr.,
i.55 Rd&uttttaas. Ssreae. Sprdeult uut
utica Bug um 6.25 Wor. IdufitdaIi&, dusat.
npmmtu 5cuutass. 8fir RcutrSfs nm 81
Mcr. LOS uuh $40 Ra6m. RiHpIfcn We.
esmobatieu, um 400 Ra6miiidas. gina.
bimpten Hteem sbattpu, UNI Sis gfd6mitidas,
UloomsburH DibiiioH-s3nI6st Scranton
far Northumberland um 6.35, 1920 Rur.
f.55 uus $40 Ra&m. 8ir plymouth I'm 9. .O5
Rd&mtitass.
Souutdass8fiee.
SabllG-Bfr Rtp gprf I'm Q O5. 300
sos nue 1920 @Orssns, 3.35 unb 3.IG
Ra&m.
WSrsIi@ - Bar Buffalo I'm f.f5, uus
6.25 Wer. t.55, $40 unb tf.fO Wabut
Sar gtnsbamtpu unb 3pifatnRatiputn, 9.O
uub 1910 Ssrmittaas.
3IoemsbHre 9ibifiou-@ -@rI6Rt Scranton
an 1920 Ror. unb $40 Rn6mfttass.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-11-09
eadaipanua & Bpomius BaIIsb.
(QaureI einie,1
apI[&tn @erantun uns @lIIts.9arrs.

3pff&sn Scranton unb @tIfss.Bnrs.
3ast psrIaHsu Scranton nm O0. Q 100. 800
400, 500 uue 800 Rrratns. Tim $40 Ipr-
gems an @p&tutdstu uus dGIt ud6foIasnbs
lnan,is RtHutrn, une nm ZOO Rpratns an
Spunidatu uue alt ud&tcIstnbs irau,is Rt-
nuitn bic unb tuFlunps f2 90 Rdtts, In @H-
Iss-Bart al Wtnuisn ipdter aufpmmsnb.
Grbre,Hss, uur In ptttstOH anbaIitnb, Str-
aHen Scranton ale Stunet ideIi6, ausat-
uummsH Spuutaas uub 8stsrtastn, ron 7.t9
Rprstus bic 7.f9 abtnes. uHb trtftu tng9tI-
vss>Baut 30 Wtuuttu fpdtrr tiu.
OstiHtE Disuif ,piTn.a SCRANTON, Rds Gua
Part, euHa PART, petsrsbura une Dunmprs.
Stsbs 6abrpInu fur srp6dbtfBresrubt 3Hss.
Frat In aTaft am 8. SuItt907.
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2osiid.

Ei6ter: ySie Iiit6 aIio au6 Der
aniid5t, bnB Der ansefIaste $err
5tuoioius ihtper betrunfen mar, aIs
er benz 9lGser cine Sbrfetge gab."
GeInerin: rSSSnnobl, er botte flint.
Sebn Sei6eI getriinten.~
Ridter: Limb sic nebmen an,
oab Der 9eflaete infoIseoeiien unou.
rednuugsfdbis par9"
aeIlnerin: rSa, oenn aIs er ge-
5oblt botte, mas er ipohenIang ni9t
tbut, poIIte er nod sipeimaI sabIen. =
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-05-12
GANORRIST INFORMER
BREAKS DOWN AT LAST
Trying Ordeal Proves Too
Much for Star Witness in
CuoCCoIo Murder Trial
eBy Associated Press. )

vITERBO May 10--Gennaro Abbate
maggie the informer. who has expert
enced trying ordeal in confronting for
several days those whom he accused as
principals in the murder of Gennaro
Cuoccolo and his wife, is Ill and was I'M
able to appear when the trial of the Ca
morrists was resumed today.
In his absence the morning session was
taken up with a reading of the opinions
of medical experts who examined the
bodies of the murdered ones.
The experts found AZ wounds on the
body of Cuoccolo and 13 on that of his
wife. Death was due to dagger thrusts
delivered in such manner as to leave
triangular scars.
Abbatemaggio has testified that the
greater number of the knife blows were
inflicted by Corrado Sortino. The physi-
clans expressed the opinion that If this
were true Sortino's clothing need not
necessarily have been covered with blood
and that he might have gone from the
scenes of the assassinations by train to
Naples without attracting particular at
tention.
This testimony appeared to make a
great impression upon those in the court
room.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-05-12
STEEL PROBE A BLUFF
DECLARE DEMOCRATS
Charge Is Made That Project
ed Investigation Is Merely
Play to Help Bears
BIZ RALPH SMITH.

WASHINGTON. May 1o.-That the
Stanley resolution providing for sweep
ing investigation OF the steel trust is
in effect a play into the hands of q
clique OF Wall street bears who are short
OF steel stock is the charge made to-
day by Democrats who are opposed to
the resolution.
None OF them would father the charge
openly. but II was circulated widely in
an aggressive movement to forestall the
proposed investigation. These Democrats
do not charge that Representative Stan
ley, had any intention OF influencing the
stock market, but say that the house
cannot afford. even without intention, to
pull chestnuts out OF the fire for specu-
lators who are short In the market.
It is unquestionably true that anything
that would hammer down the price of
steel stock would be welcomed by Wall
street bears. In fact, IL would be moth
ing short of a lifesaver for some OF
them.
On the other hand, Democrats favor
ing the Stanley resolution say that it's
opponents are. Intentionally. or other
wise, playing the game of holders of
large blocks OF steel stock who do not
want to see It deprecated. So. there you
are. Either the bulls or the bears will
be favored. whatever the house does.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-05-12

Telephone Operator Will Tell
How Frank N. HoffStat
Worked the Wires
lRx Associated Press.l

PITTsBURG, May 10.-The trial OF
Frank n. Honstot. Of New York. the
banker and car manufacturer, on charges
growing out OF the councilmanic graft
scandal. was resumed today.
The first witness was Mrs. Alice Tan
ney who. as Miss Alice Mansfield, was
telephone operator in the Second Nation
al bank.
The prosecution. IN outlining the case
yesterday. said Mrs Tanney would give
the details of telephone conversations
held between Mr.. HoffstQt In New York
and James Young, cashier Of the bank.
cure erkoao0etelpdq 1s,tNtoe wooY2 bItnas
concerning an alleged proposition to Sc
cure from the bank contribution of
$4,000 to be sent to New York and later
to be used in Pittsburg in connection
with the desired passage of the bank
repositories ordinance.
DIR. E. r.. Walters, director of the de-
partment of public health today was
found not guilty of accepting a bride of
81, 200 for his vote when president of
council. in favor of the bank depository
ordinance.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-05-12
ROYAL ARCANUM COUNCIL
CONVENES IN ROME
Opening Session Is Devoted
to Hearing of Reports of
Officers

ROME, Ca, May 1O.-The s1st an
nual session of the grand council of
Royal Arcanum opened here this morn
ing with Grand Regent Simmons in the
chair. Addresses of welcome to Rome
were made by Mayor j. w. Hancock,
Grand Regent Simmons and g. H. Raw
Inns.
The response was made by Judge Rich
ard B. Russell. The council then organ
lied for business and will spend the day
in hearing reports.
More than 100 delegates are in attend
ance and they will be entertained at the
baseball game this afternoon and BAN
ouet tonight The council will close its
session tomorrow evening by the election
of officers.
He chose to exacuate.
1t is not known what the insurrecto
force numbers, for at least 20 revolu-
tionary sympathfzers within Juarez
were reported to have Joined them when
they entered and many of the residents
of the town now are aiding or opposing
the attack. A federal captain was ly-
ing wounded early today within view Of
the American shore, but no effort has
been made to care for him.
The American troops have been hav-
ing considerable trouble with the Mex
leans on the Texas side who insist on
lining the river front directly opposite
the firing. Two or three already have
been arrested for throwing rocks at the
United States soldiers.