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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-08
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- Der 81 Sabre alte BallfpieIer
eotparb Glenn tpurbe ssftern Morgen
trr5 mad 5 ubr bon Qrbeitsrn in ben
Queen 8 Grssctnt Wertitdtten in ei>
ner Drop pit toot uufgefunben. Sc
fotro ansenommen, DAP er am Witt.
nod Nbeno mad Der Arb.it in bic I'm.
gefabr 16 Sub tiefe Concrete g}it fisI
uno fid babel Die S9Gbeloete sins
i4lug. Glenn mar unDerbeiratbet unb
sehorte aud cine 3eit lang benz Obi.
taso Rational 8afebaa Ssum an. gr
fpobnte BET feinen Gltern an Der 4fb
Strabe. Die Beerbisunq finbet am
eamitas Worsen nm 8 ubr ffatt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-08

SdIahtfsiil On Der Sprins Grcps
in Der geesnb Der Wiihel Ipenue,
ober beutliher dusssbriidi, in JdsDb
aollmsr's pb0nir part pGbnt man
ihon ben Duit opn WeBel'uppe unb
friiher Durft gu risaen. fooab sinsm
Das maiIer i'm Itunoe suiammenlduft
uno man sinen f0rmlihen beibbuneer
auf Shpeinernss bstommt. 4ber ncG
1T Is niht io nett. Das ShIahts
feit ninmi eff am morgtgsn
Samitas fsinsn 2lnfang, oafiir pitb
es nber glsih nrsi Sags
nauern unb niat peniger als
pier3ebn gorfsuoisdsr miiHen bas Qes
ben IaHen. Seuts tretsn iie, bic 9ers
itsnoisher natlrlit. ben Iestsn Gang
Gil, Der beshaIb audi Der Wesgersane
bsibt. INN bon Samitas on In Geiialt
bon Deu4, ct uno qDielfIeifh. bon
Srots, 9luts uro Qeberpurit unc ME
ionit Die qederbiFsn bss Shl1htfeitts
bsiben, ibre Disotrnufsriitbune su
isisrn. gu BEN Shneinernsn gibt Is
natiirlit aud bic nOtbieen 3uthctsH.
pie Sauer.raui 3u ben S6meinscbs
rem unb Rippten miiiommt bsIitatsr
Weseliuppe uno oas alIes ipirb curh
sinsn Dorsiislitsu 2raut heruhsefpiilt.
Ben Samitae on tam man bel Jaeob
&onmsr ME .9ott in Granireih" le.
ben une uer bic WiIere bes WerisIs
tasss nerssfsn luiu, Der made fih
nabreno esr cauer oss Shia1iftites
auf gum phGaiE BART.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-08

Die 9eiupurt Office fur sas yGiH'
rianatier @oltsblatt" beiinSct I'D, in
Rp. 339 gprf Strake, sce.niib.r btm
Gonrtbamic, moiclbft Geuigftiteu, Nm.
stisrn u. |. 10. bts 10 llbr is Dtinntes
Nbenbs cntgesennrnommen ueroen.
Sclephen SoMh 2401.
- SoIiSiit Wm. grams fpurbe 3um
Rddfolger bss Detettips Sobn Srelanb
uno SiIfs=9oIi3iit Smit6 ipuros gum
reguldrsn 9oli3iiten srnannt. Gsuerz
pebrmann gnssI tpurbe entlofen, neil
sr iit BEL einem 4ldrm nitt iteQte.
Ghef Rei6ers purbe benolImdhtig.,
:insu Rahfolser 81 srnennen.
- Sobn Sans erbisIt bic grlaubs
nib, an osrTorpIeits Der Dritten Ctr,
5piihen Spsrton unb Bart apenue,
Elm sipeiitOdtges 9ebdube fir $4,000
gu srridten unb CD. Z. Gtmolte
tpuroe bic Grldubntb ertheiIt, brei IL
itotise 9ebGube fir $54OO an Der
pattsrion, uabe Ginofap Str, gu ers
rihtsn.
-9runbeieenthums uebertrc9uu.
gen: Sarab Somes an bic Some Sape
inss unb 2oan QiT., Got an Jfatsla
gqsp, 81; WoobIapn Srme 60. an
Geo. q. Ssben, Got 73. WopbIapn,
S100.
Gaipb StneiSer, ongetlagt, S48
aug Der aaIfs elmer Grpcsrp an 10.
uno Saratoga Strobe seItpbIsn gu baz
ben. tetannte fih beg unorb.ntlihen
getrasens ihuIoig unb ipurbe gu SO
uno ben aOitsn perurtbeiIt.
- @sorge geimIing. BON glo. GA
on 10. Strdbe, melbets Der pplisei
seitern, bab Elm 8eriu6 osmdht tpur-
be. BEL ibm sinsubreaen, bab oi. Gin
BREEDER aber Dsridsudt purben. Die
poli3si itslIte feit, oab bi: ginbrs6sr
oas Glas aus sinsm Seitsnfsnfier bsrs
ausesihnitten battsn.
- Gb. 8. Greer, So, uHo 4nna
Roore. %, beibs bon Mt. Sterling.
En., Duroen 9etrdut.
- 6raHt Yorter min BON ieinsr
ihm I'm Sabre 1897 angstrautsn Jrau
Rsaie Porter gsIdiebsn Isin. Die Jrau
tpeiesrte iih Worgsns aufsuItsbsn unD
ihm bas 5rubitiid su bsrsitsn unb
psnn er Iit oariiber bsfhperts,
fhimpfts iie tpis ein Robrfpas. 4Is er
am 3. Ropember 1910 ndn 5auie tam,
fanb er sinen 3ettsl an Der 5bur. nit
Der 4uffdrift, oab i.ine 5rau unter
Ritnabms Der W0bsl 2lbI6isD ssnoms
men babe.
5oruce Rope rsitie aIs Qbminis
TRAITOR bon Dm. M.irpis elm. S6ds
bersriustlaes seeen bic 6. unb ..
8abn in 6Dte bon $4,000, fpessn
1Obtung bon RsiroIe am s. DECEMBER
1910, ein.
5sirotbsihein. Or. 6. 8. Gls
liott, Stpenton, Gp., uno Una Cpl
pia 5uebss. Repport.
Greb. 80. gerber lit ssitsrn in
Der Mobnuns fsiner glisrn, 143 Ros
4oenue, I'M aItsr bon Is Sabren se>
itorkn.
- Die Gei9porenen in BEN JolI.
bes Jarbisen Sobn Wiuiams. anaes
tlost, sin farbiges UtGb6en glamens
grotet sesen feinen Wi1en a.fanaen
getolien 5u baben, tonnien iih nitt
einigen unb purben en.IaFen. Bile
lioms ipurbe ipieber einseipsrrt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-08

Gin ginbredsr itisg s,itsrn Rad.
nsittoa turs Dor 2 1Ibr hurd Elm Dors
osrfsnfter In bic Wphnung oss 5hso.
Shens, Rc. S19 Yort Strabs, Elm
elm unb entpenoete orei Jiamanirinse,
sin. soIbene llhr, Elm soIoen.s ar.u5
NIT 4methpiien uub nnoers Shmud.
fahtn i'm geidmmtipsrtbe bon ttipa
$500 iciuie 81 in gdar.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-08
Eermikt.

Der 18 Sabre aIit Barber Bm.
Guls bon Ro. 127 Broabpnn ipiro
felt bsm /. Sttober psrmjbt. Die DO
Iisei purn eeitern erfudt, Rads
forinunseu nah ihm ansuitsllsn.
Guls tpuros Dor tiniesr !3sit ppn sis
nem uusfhIaeeneen s1f.ros an ben
arpf setreieu unb Ies!s ieiibtm Elm
fonbtrbdr,s gensbmen on ben Gag.
Seins aneshOrisen befiirhten. bab
ibm Gin llnbtiI suseitoben iein mag.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-08
@rnufinfr Hnb

tSpsSiaL7epcide ses utntinnatier tsplfsblutt.,
6amtltpn, g., Z. DeSsmber,
gluT grauiise Weiie fam bsute Mbsnb
aurl perpignon, bas 3fpei Sabre aft,
Spbnhen bon 8. perpisuon, BON Rp.
128 Glmo Mpenue, um's 2eben. Der
Gleins fano sufdnieer Meifs etn @Ids
nit aarbolfaure, Die gu Desinfettioss
slpeten benuBt peroen fpllts unb trant
bic Sdure. Das beoauernsmsrtbe ainb
itarb troB u[lsr dratIihen gemiibunssr
tur5e 3sit fpdter.
= Carl SdnItbeib Iogte ssItern
aus, oab er Soiepb 8. aarbsitp am
IA. September in Sslbftuertbeibiguns
nteberidob. Der prpseb sessn Carl
Sbultkib, emanuel Shultbeib unb
gbriItian Dill tpirp t1um Dor Gnbs
Der nGditen Wohe gum abihlub tom.
men. Die 3eusenausfaasn baten bis
iest niats Reues erssben.
- Der stabtratb befhlpb in Ser
8eriammluns porlsBten qheno, bic
&uhsnabfGue gu psrbrennen, cns Gre@
matprium in getrieb su ieben unb
oisies our5 einen Gontratt gu teipsrts
itelIigsn.
- 1rau marp 6. Webr, seb. aiI<
Iinger, uno Satin BON psrrp Dsbr,
bon go, 421 Spcamore Strabs, itarb
9sitern 9ormittue i'm aIter pon 43
Sd6ren an Gpmplitaticnsn uno ben
5plgsn elmer firurgiIhen Speration.
Die @eritorbens hintsrldbt ben gats
ten. cine 5otter aus eriter Gbe, ihre
gltern. 5errr unb Srau g. %. Sils
Iinssr. unb flint 9sitniitsr.
- Die 8rotts in Der CT. Stsphas
nus Stride. fpslte Der in 9ourbes,
fSrantreit. na6gebiIbet tpurbs, pirh
heute Radmtttag feisrIidTt sinssipsibt
ipsroeH.
- 9sors SIapin, 26, aontrattor
bon Cincinnati, unb Grna arager, %,
anssblih BON bier, srIunstsn etnen Ssis
ratbsi6eiH.
Wm. gtiaion, Der Santtor bes
Gan 9uren ShuIhauiss, iit srHitIi6
ertrantt.
- Die 6drugdri Qpgs Ro. 675 no.
minirte porse'terr Qbsnb Die ioIgenper
9eamten: SbsrbarSs, Wm. griuidn;
llntsrbnrbs, gpnrab Wartsrt; 5inanSs
Sstr., Robert dig; Shabmsiitsr,
9bil. Better; aorr.. ..Sstr.. Ror 6eibs
Ter uno Sobn WoIbsr. Die Qogs haIt
am "a. 9s3smbsr cine 9.riamm!ur3
bshufs grtpdblung Der gsamten ab,
iporauf Elm auna foIst.
- Die Zone Star Qopt SO. 80 Der
gptbias Rittsr bedbiihtiet ben Ban
zines nsusn gempelE auf o.m Grunbs
itiid on Der Norh 3peitsn Strabs.
- 3as fo.ben h.rausgsgebene Ga
miltoner Qbrsbbuh ssigt, bab Die
Stoot in ben Isstsn Stpst Sabrsn an
GtnpobnerSuhI perlortn bat.
- Der 0esels Compton 9oItsn go.
96, O. u. g., bGIt teuts 4bsno i'm
Wonuments9sbduoe bic i1brIihe CT
bentfeier fir Observation-Disclosures nit
einsm muiitalifh.R prosromm uno
Rebe Or. 8. 9. gbornberrn's ob. Di.
perItorbensn RitsIisbsr finb: 9sorgs
%. 9biIIips, g. Sanuar; Sae0b Stei.
ger, 26. mdrs; Maipr George 80. Rus.
3. 4priI; Sobn 10. gettrfDn. z. Spni;
2sut. G.orgs Garbnrt, %. SUM-; aos
pit6n pbil. Rothtnbufh. 19. Quguit;
Gburlss 2ippburbt. 6. Sttpber.
- 8. Q. gbaTs, Der friibsre Setrss
tar Der .. M. G.Q.. rsifis ssi.ern gum
QsrbIsib nad Nsp Dcrt.
- Der Sobn bss Sberiffs GraF,
pslhsr bic GbiO uniperiitGt in golum.
bus beiuht, perlor burd esn Bancroft
Der Union Rational 8ant in golums
bus $3.50. fpeIhs er bel Der gant ospos
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-08
seaAtre That.

Jofspb Dsbine. BON porobscmk
Strabs, Mt. auburn, Wlitslieb bts
5eIeerapbsnbisRiteS i'm s5euerrttr'
bepariemsHts, fnbr gtftern bic Renbs
ing Roab sntlang, ols er nabe ber
Doooporo Strobe elm fheues pierb
berousauopir.u b0rte. Ct fprnng tnrj
entfdloffsn aus ftinem4ugsp, fiel bsm
OauI In bic 3ieeI uHb brd6te benz
ielben. na6bem q cine Gtpsde melt
mitseihleift tporben mar, jum Gtes
ben. 9as pftrb gebOrte Su einem
Gubrrp<ri ber GroHs Gtairbuilbins
Gompanp.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-08

sennu, fpeIhs poIiiiihe Dstbdti.
sunesmSglihlsiisn b.r snsliihe 30.
mtg beIisi. Rad Sisier Grfohrung
fdeiut ss bon einsr Wih.iSieit 81 ftin,
ipes Geiftes aino Der jsBise engliits
A6nia ift, unn ipelher politiihen mir.
iune mir uns etfpa BON ibm 3u peries
ben bdben. Bis iett fpiHen irir in
Deutfhlanb iiber hen a0nig Gsprg
nidt piel, uno ipohin feline boIitifGen
Qeisungen unb N6nsisuueen binrtus
ten, lit unbsianHt. Bel Der WiGtigs.ii
btr iyrase. tpis fif uniere iiinftlgen
Resiebunsen su GHslanb gtitnlisH irer.
cen, uno Bel Der jesi nntridnntsn
W6sIihteii. bab Der iefpeilise snglii6e
a6nis Der Meent siner beftimmieu aus.
fpdrtissn politit iein tam. IN ss bon
6irtttem poIitiihen Snitrsfe fir uns.
hab mir uns elm flares Bib HEs. Ws.
ZEN, 4rt unb pclitiine Begobuns bee
neitn acnigs Su MAIDEN fu4eh. Mus
oisiem Grunbs perlobnt es iid. eilien
ioeheu erThienenen gaHb Der WsSen
nurhsuieben. bic Georg 1901 bis 1911
cls prina pon Males unb als A1uig
eebolten bat. (5b. Ring TO bis people.
aonbon, milIiams anb Roreois.) Nus
pem BUD erIiebs man bis rieIgeitdiii.
gen gflihten Der Experimentation, be
nsn stgliiten 1bronfolser mi. oIlsn
Itsilen bes JiiefsRreihs In Wsriits
iung tringen. 9d finben fim Ans
Fpratsn an bic geh0rken btr Rolf.
nien. gssriiEunsen BON Maori.. HnF.
ferns unb JnoionerbdupiIingtn. Bi.l
befpro6sn ipurb. ieinerseif sine Mto.,
bic Der Yrins Bel einem Gmpfnna In
Der GuilobaiI belt unn in Der er tine
hiibfhe Shilb.runa ieinsr Reifs bon
$4,000 MeiIen aiebt, bic einen gam
psrfonliden Siempti trdst. Gdm,Is
rief sr ben rsriommsIsen Dertrssern
Der ousldnbiihen Fonfuerrsns asgens
ben griipern iibsr Gee tsrriht aaqss
insin Der GiHbrnd. oaS bas Usuttsrs
lamb eripohtn muB, ipenn es ieine ate
Dcrranefteluns i'm aoloninIbonbsI
Der ausIdnhiien aon.urrhen3 aegsn
ubtr nufrshi.rholttn MIL an biefsr
Rebe. bic nifis ppn Der GfnbIone Ser
niiriienreben an iih trGst. ipirbt Der
tiinftise aonia Iebbdfi fur ItdriereH,s
firblung Der Golcnien unb idailbert ben
srcbsn 3ug bes toloninlen aetens gss
esniiter Dem in ben liberalization
Gtdbisn. 4ui f.iner inbifHen WeiIs
f1bt Der prins einmal in eintr Mebs
bic ieiienbsn grunbi1ten Der britiI1en
6errfhoft in JnbisH In bic Worte 5ils
fommtn. .Gins qolitis ner Dulbun1
fiir jsben Oluuben unb gleideB Rent
fur ale Rafen.. Jn ben Nehen, bic
feine Rsifen bebonbeln. iii INNER cine
perf5nlihe Hpte Der Deseifsey,ina fiir
bns Reid iibtr Ger. Die iibrigtR, bei
SohGofen NnlaHsn esboItenen Mnfpyds
den iinb fflitt, iohlih, Die phro'e
DermeibenD. bds teibt gu! enalifE.
Wan iisbs ous biefsn Reben, folrets
foIHe Reb.n. bic ia ME eans ffti aus
benz Jnntriten iomnsn biirftn, einsn
tiefen Riidfhlub suInTen, 6cb b<r
ietige englifds a0nis piel iupif@sr
snglifh III aIs fem Batter - ber ID ME
ben At5en. Der enslifHen Gprn6e aans
bemeiitsrie - DdE sr cine fpllbe, fad
Iibe Ratur IN unb Elm ttefiibssasugier
anbdnssr bes englif6en Mei&3ssbon.
tens.
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Mut6sullss Qad,idlaaebud,.

Der aiebensipiirbieieit bss Siaets
elubitOrs Grnit bon 8arsen psrnon,t
bos .0oltsbIatt- cine elegant ssbuns
btne 3ufammeniielIuns Der Jabress
berihie fdmmiiiher Itabiifder Gepars
tensnis fur bas 5abr 1910. 9as BUD
III oIs Rsfersnspsri BON grobem
Wtribe.
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y a N tito n.

- Der rlsuerpdblte Nadpor BON
yfioblstoiun bat InorstD mebl, einen
pOli5ilten, als Gbef Der pOliaei ers
ualnt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-08
9deIes Gaeinaater xslIsblatf seitas > s,ember 1911

Wunbe 5liss3Detn bate. Ct puros
IN einem potrollpasen rn9 benz 6cs
fpitaI sebrott.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-08
S6Oa cine trsis S4adIl6
Gan,pbOlt,l pre6irl9
Nihlsn Sie jcne SdmerseH HMb Bel.
ben einiad, peridJiuinbea! Cine
Erpbeidadytsl frei efsuatttt Git
III Der Mpotbefe.

gle psrben jassn. ycsI it vhgiais sm ssi' 9.
Us III strfinst arobariiei Tle 4rlss9issnfs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-08

it< w A-8Hft HW
feg tvirh ben tfHk1lcs
iveldtsE C1f'aser5sTtrels
ten cher EerreHfuFie /,
|sptrb elnc fofprfsps nfth
wirfltN abssrat td<Hes
aamShslia iibsrtrtfH
|iroeroftn Gent rbsr
urfbsses Rslaissr. W
lid elm 9Engetbuiiass
|mittel, ipei6ss elm
'iseine asisr Gtrduil'
asn, c6meIsfn iiHo
tei6en III. TsssaIt ~
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-08

g aiId II Gut peafn RitGen5NmsrMn, lpvkeH
pals. mear Bsueselr CneffMunacn itffffi
euis. ffnsgTserce @sieber. NtsnGlnin, Urfhi'
fEtg .nnt bsy 9ru'i, rbeumnfif6e G&ngrssH,
gftIteuleu oser Gonaeiison
Sls ipsresn DcI!fcnirrene ainhsmna erlagesn
fnff ote. frete E4natel. Es irflft 1trsss
tilt.s Gts merben ftnbsn, bcf Etf feline
Tmmsrstn nuo psibsn anssalfsbsn botfsR, ipis
Gts 1Gaiibtfr 0ampbSliH IN nbfclut H6er Gts
fpHfifn h6 barnuf hfrEGffen
fbsiI vnrben 3cafru Eie ntctf. &fs fiab b0t5i
beFcnfiai, cine gnentpcIflt6 In bsf apettsfe ~
erbuitsu. ssd6bGn Tie bic foft<nfrrse G&e4tsI
ryernen ftRocH. tab eamytsiin IN nfleu Mpe.
tyessn perfanfi ipirb. 50e bic E61hfd, cber
tireff snaefnnbt ndes nmpfGna bss SsrssisS po;f
90. gsiIinois.
NE nmeufarfnideH prsts,eAadsssfn iann
ran i,lir In ben fplosn6su HtofbsfsH frtoitfft,
len. On bGbsu TN alien Tctpf6sn Hrctesisg.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-08

Die 9eiuport Office fur eas uGiH.
siauatier @olFsblatt" beiinSct af in
Rp. 339 gOrf strake, seeeuib.r otm
6onrtbanie, moiclbit Eenisfeiteu, Nm.
;sisen u. |. ~. bis 10 ltbr is Dtinntea
Nbenbs cntgesennrnommen weroen.
Sclepher SoMh 2401.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-12-29
Colonel Roosevelt
Raps Peace Treaties


with sincerity and patriotism to OPP
pose the arbitration treaties.
Hut il Is neither sincere nor patriotic
TO make believe 10 Import the prin-
cipIe of arbitration In general. and to
try TO get the country TO commit itself
10 this principle. and at the same time
so take part in, or to connive at, the
Reputation by this country of the prin-
einIe so loudly advocated, the very first
that Ii is possible to reduce
that principle to practise.
81 fully believe that, as our ac-
ton In abrognting the Russian treaty,
IL equivalent 10 open aud Gym
IcnI confession that AS n people we
do not intend to keep our promise, that
we have no regard for the good faith
OF the nation, that we are willing to
make improperly sweeping promises to
please one set of men and at the same
time sc~andaIously TO break these prom
Uses 20 please another set of men.
s''These treaties are drawn In such
sweeping and vague general terms,
especially in the use of the word 'tustici-
able. that they might, in any concrete
case, be held to mean anything or
nothing, and to encourage Just the
kind of double-dealing and bad faith
which is now being shown. ! believe
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-12-29

though he had not given the rattle
problem or Mr.. Sher1 erd's suggestion
careful thought. it appeared to him
to be simple and feasible.
Must Look Into Future.
He said that while it was probable
that Newark does not yet need sub
ways, it is necessary to look into tho
future. Any changes which might be
made now in the traffic arrangements,
without the construction of extra car
lines or subways, could not act as a
permanent curative.
Assemblyman-elect Thomas j. Smith
said that he had o followed the
subway agitation closely and would
not express himself yet on that point.
but he, too, agreed that the Market
and Broad street congestion problem
is growing in import and that imme-
date steps should he taken to change
conditions for the better.
Assembiyman-elect Fred Prout also
agreed that the question was the one
of the hour in Newark, and advocated
immediate steps to effect relief to those
who are forced to use the car lines to
or past the intersection of Broad and
Market.
There Ia no doubt of the fact that
there should be some relief he said,
''and IL subways are the only solution
to the problem then subways should
be built
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-12-29
Judge to
Decide if Coat
Fits Woman

Verify, the man who has to occupy
the judicial chair in a police court
has to be a versatile person. In add
ton to the patience of Job, the imagina-
ton of Dante and an intimate knowl-
edge Of. the beliefs. religions and Ian
guages Of seventeen races. a judge
must be up on all the latest fashions
and know when "a coat fits proper
yet already"
Anyone doubling these statements
should ask Judge Hahn of the Third
Precinct Police Court. In the case of
Irene Metick VS. Louis Ribock. which
came up today, the point involved was
not a minute point of res justis," but
was merely whether a certain cost
sold by the defendant to the com
platnant "ft properly" The woman
said that she lac given Ribock s1o.59
for a coat which did not fit and she
wanted a IA bust, anyhow. while this
was only a 80" Ribock claimed that
the coat fit, and to prove it he pro
duced the garment. See, yu' honor. likA
woman in court. See. wi honor: ike
the paper on the wall yet Il Ats. II
was worth twice the money ~alreatv.n
Judge Hahn viewed the earrnans
critically from all sides and then threw
up his hands.
What do you think of It, Brexq- bs
asked the officer standing nearest
That gentleman averred that II
looked pretty good' to him.
still II she wants e "A she shou,d
have It. | guess you had better give
her what SHE wants, Ribock."
Sure, she can have a ifty-four.
want only to please my customers.
said the muchly perturbed defendant
and the case was dismissed with that
understanding. A
II was noticed, however, that .y,,sua
E5ahn heaved a sigh OF relief vben
he U thai the next case was :
simple snair of assault and battery
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TEDDY TO KEEP NAMES OF
VISITORS rom REPORTERS.

NEW YORK. Dec. 29.-Theodore
Roosevelt announced today that he
would decline to make public in future
the names of persons who should call
upon him, 'and anything that they
may say or not say" Colonel Roose-
.velt had nothing to say upon any other
topic, he declared.
Gentlemen. I have nothing 10 say
on any ~subject-not a word he told
the newspaper men. Nothing to say
and not half a minute to say 1t In"
Colonel Roosevelt was asked If he
would comment upon the appointment
of Henry CleWs as assistant to An
drew Carnegie. chairman OF the recep-
ton committee at the peace banquet
tomorrow night. Mr.. Clews will take
the place which had been reserved for
Mayor Gaynor.
II hadn't heard of it," Colonel Roose-
Welt said, and l have nothing to say
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Wife Believed
Dead Confronts
Hubby in Court

PATERSON, Dec. 29.-When Mrs.
Carl APPEL appeared yesterday in the
Court of Chancery before Vice-Chan-
cellor Eugene Stevenson her husband
was dumbfounded. 1t was the first time
in eighteen years he had seen her, al
though she had lived in Paterson all
those years. He thought she was dead
and had so testified in curt.
rs thai your wife, asked Apels
counsel, Benjamin Stein.
II am not sure, although this wonaan
looks a lot like her" was the reply.
The suit, which was adjourned until
January 8, was brought to prevent the
sale of property upon which APPEL had
given a mortgage for $4,000. The wife
appeared as a witness 10 prove that the
mortgage was not valid. She testified
she had lived with APPEL only two days
after their marriage.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-12-29

IN LONDON FOR
NEW YORK POLICE

LONDON, Dec. 81. Howard Ford,
the American who was arrested at
Dover, at the request Of the New York
police, yesterday on landing from the
liner Lapland, was brought up today
at the Bow Street Police Court for
~extradition. The judge remanded him
for a week. To the officers who ar
rested him Ford said:
Il deny the whole thing. 1t looks
like b~lackmail."
Ford had in his possession a letter
of credit for $25 5000.
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AS president of the commission, Mr..
Grotta wished to be considered nom
eommittal; as a citizen he said that he
had come out publicly in favor of sub
ways and had advocated underground
service to replace the noisy nerve
racking trolleys in the heart of the
city.
A publication is being prepared now,
according to Mr.. Grotta. reviewing the
present trolley congestion and giving
a remedy. Mr.. Grotta declared that a
previous engagement will prevent him
from attending the public hearing on
the subway question to be held in the
City Hall January 4. and that he did
not know whether any other member
of the commission would attend.
Sentiment for Subway Grows.
The fact that Mr.. Grctta admitted
that he was in favor of subways and
that the commission would take up the
matter in the near future adds another
municipal body to the list of those hat
are in favor of subway construction.
Newly elected legislators have also
come out in favor of Chief Engineer
Morris r. Sherrerd's plan that legisla-
ton making possible the construction
of subways when wanted be enacted as
soon as possible.
Assemblyman-elect Mortimer Lowry,
OF 70 Court street, said yesterday that
he favored the suggestion made by
Morris R. sherrerd hat general legisla-
ton be obtained at Trenton so that
Newark could have final jurisdiction
in all local traffic matters.
In this way. by the passage of one
bill, Newark would have the power to
proceed with subway construction or
other trafflc work without the red tape
Of special legislation. Mr.. Lowry said
that be liked the suggestion ana. al
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JEFFERsoNIANS TO ELECT.

open house win, be held at the
Jeffersonian Clubhouse on New Years
Day, from . until : p. m. Arrange
ments have been completed to give the
members a rousing reception, according
to David Straus, corresponding secre-
tary. officers for the coming year will
be nominated at a meeting tonight.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-12-29
STORE ROBBED, JEWELS TAKEN.

Adolph Greenfield. OF ia Market
street. reported that his store, where
he sells jeweiry at auction, was entered
some time last night and a number of
trinkets to the value of $101 taken.
1t was also reported to the First pre-
einct that a painters and paper
hangers supply store. at ~ Gouver-
MUIR street, was entered during the
night by a rear window and $56 worth
of supplies taken. The police are out
investigating both these robberies.
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100 EMANoN COUPLES DANCE.

One hundred couples We're present at
the dance held at the Washington last
night by the Emanon Social Club. The
mex dance of the club will be held in
March n will be a public affair.
The committee in charge OF arrange,
ments consists of David Kohn, chair
man; Sol Eckhouse, Harvey Harris,
Harvey Gotthaimer and Herbert
Greenbaum.