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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-07-11
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6er 6ternsparte IN PltIfotpa bot etu
etoen&iulli6es Berfobren erhnGt, uIu
boz GEttern zines Sterues pbotogro'
pbt&b airisxne9nres,. Ders apparoi
Heirt eiuige aebnIidfeit mt etrsem
Qhnenntpgrotben Su bdben. 0lrd
etn f&iefes prtsgra tptrb has Spf.
tr,um bes Sternes airf Die 9iatte ge.
porien, Mnb bieie IN elmer Rs1hiue
feffre1t 6lr &dnesuus6ebnune bes
&peftrisins bepeat. 9Gbur4 ent
jteM auf Der BIGte cine Reibe Dor
paraIld aerifteten Spettro, bie I'M
tereiuarsber ettpa& be1&ie0en itno
Gpgebli6 fou nun b,irtt EN- hem 81
nentatoarUp5en GbuIt&eS @erfdbrer
bie M6gIifteit er5isIt tperben, bu
Grf4einune 6es SairrteIus ptebei
&irHtii9 berooupirirfen, obeIeid in
ettpas Ianeiamerer SoIee oils tn Der
Ratir. Dieier GrfoIg 1T bon heiou.
berem SntereHe. neil bas GnnteIr
Der Sterne ieiner Gnftefpfna nod
nod 5ientfif rdtfeIbaft 9eblieben Ut
Waetft tpiE6 es elmer urregeInl1Biger
Yped,iiss Der 3idtitfdbIen tn ben
berf6iebenen SeiIen bes 9,rfhneeres
s,sseitrieben. Danit itreiten abet
ar,Sere AnnGbmen, irtb es 1T aud
rod ni6t iifer natgepiefer, Dot
aas SrnfeIn BET groberer 5e,i4tis-
felt Der 2uft it6rter 1T. Sic Guai6t
Sdb es IN 6ieiem Sol Ii4er aIs I'm
aei6en brdbenben Regeutpetters be-
trodtet fperben fornte, bat hatrd Die
geobadtiing gIeidfalls nod feire9e'
itdtieune eefunoen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-07-11
9 f1af
@abre lSrenbeH.
D. ~ ntsuia Absran HHb 81 afIa Setter
eeuiehen faHn,

% gsbt beripobnte @ounen, oenen
PIE f9npndbnfteite Sausnlannsfoit
NIT atuRben .piIl, neil iie 3u ee-
W69hhb lit. aubergeipobnIides,
ut6gfiit SeItenes beanipru6en iie,
p<nm fie etne .Safelfreube" baben
IoTleR. Eer iih ioite @eniifie lei.
lteH hGnn, Der tpirb bon oielen be-
nesbet. llxb oo9 lit baau 'pertg
&Fanb oonbdnben. Seltene 2ede.
rs1en m6een tpobI ben Suitmen
ttseiM aber Die eeiiiu6eiten, er.
E,ss6essbften un6 burum in &sabrbeit
he4heH @enubntittel finb iie nift.
Dteie finb, banf eiiter tpeifeu 8or.
feoune, tn ioIHer genge borban'
ben, hab aud Der @enigbeu1ittelte
bardn beireu MeanseI bat. g9er tie
banfbnr seriiebt, Der fam aus ieoer
Rablaeit elm GeititiinbIein fir ft9
na6 bie Setnen MAIDEN.
&ebsdid lit es nit ben gaatiirge'
TGASeR. @ie DieIe iaurnrern, oaB
bic l1Hoebuna ibres @obnortes gar
10 reiaIos lei, bab fie itnsIitd1ih tpd'
pen, tpenn iie fih ni6t einmal I'M
Sabre cine ghetie leiiten tonrten
llno bod lit bic yeattir on allen
Drten uno su allen 3eiten i6on uno
grob. MIR nuib man fie nit otfenen
aueen uro entpfGngliden Ser5en
betra6ten. Gin titles, lalihigeS
ateblipgspIGsd)en, Dos mir on ieoem
5age errei6en fonnerl es tann fir
LHSer 2eben tpertpoller tperoen, als
betipieIstpeiie Die san5en Ilpen nit
threr berrIi6en @rObe, ole mir naf
gerduf6ooIIer 8orbereitltng ourd'
paiten, anitatt 6ur6itreifen.
llno tpie oiele aIlt6gIi6e 6reuoen
mtrfen mn trauten Sein, i'm 6ami'
lien nn6 SreiinOeStreiie, ieIbit IN
esssem seIiebten 8erufl @ober font
men bom dber Die unaufborli6en
Rhoeen, hob bas 2eber nidts als
etn esommertaI fei9 @s liegt oa.
rax, bab mir ole fleinen Sreuoen
10 Ieitt iiberieben uno nilr raui6'
poIIe Sreitben id,dten, bon oenen
Eds gu i6pGrmen Iobrtt. 8ir fin
ben tpobI aa6 feline 3eit gum be.
IHesbenen @enieben rnS itilIen sln'
lH,m.en. 10 iebr firtO mir ans $aiten
lusS syaeen eepObrt. Dann aber
hirEen mir bos Sdifial ni6t oil.
haesn, bos unS elm freuoenarmes
Nuiein beIdie6en babe, fonbern oil
EN- unieres Screens l1nrait uno lit
eutpf6nelidfeit.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-07-11
Rsrfiuiirbiss Sdaidjuns.

Cine nlerthpiir6iee optti1e SGldh.
una fiuben rpir in eilem eugliihen
8ude. Salte elm Hobr Don Der
@ro6e zines &nutpen5plin6ers -
etrpa aus iteiiem Bapier ober elmer
8roi6iire eeroa1 - nit Der linten
Sano Dor bas linfe Iilge uuo be-
tpahte ireeno einen @egemtano ourd
bos 8fobr, rpabrenO on oas redte
auee i6IieBeit. Stiise iest Ous 8obr,
abne feline Gage 5l perdnOern, 10 ail
bic alfsaeipreiSte rehte SanS, ooB ea
npti6en Ooumen uno 8eigetln9er
r1fbt. SFfHe Sas re6te Gu9e uno
LbiieBe 6as Itrfe. Ser betrnttete
@eaenftanS 1T bdnn bur6 bic Gn4e
Der reften SanS perSedt. Seffneii
b,t nun au6 bos Iinfe Gnge ipieoer'
Sobos bei6e 9lueen tn &dtiGfett tre'
ten, 70 fontntt Der ber6edte @e9en'
Ttottb tuieSer 3um Bondein, aber -
ur6 bos 1T bas lleberroihenatel -
6u fiebit ideinbar bur6 Elm Sod IN
Ser retten SanS. Stott Der rehter
fonn man and elm 9rettdefi ooer etil
gIott gapier ientrcd,t 3ur Ifie oes
Rnhrps ncben Sieies halten = tmnte'
miro es uor einem Sod oon oel
8r5fp -imS @eitalt oes &ohrenenOe'
6rr i;Elart ,~'A'c'rru
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-07-11

Sn BuebIo, Col, fam areisridter
RSer oieier Gage um 10 Winuten 8u
ipGt ins @eriht, uno oa er fpenige
@oden 5upor einen GnfpaIt neaen
beiieIben 8ereebens UNI $40 in Sorm
elmer @eloitrafe rsefrGntt" bate, 10
tat er fonieauenteriueiie baiieIbe fih
eegeniiber uno perOonnerte iid ieIbit
Su $40 8elbitrafe, bic er aud iofort
bem @eridtscIerf einbGnoiste. . ia,
es eibt nod gidter uno @eredtieteit
in = 8ueblo, Coll
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-07-11
Ter SiterOSer Sffisiersmurb.

aus 3eunOorf rpirS in einem 9ri.
botteIesramm 5u Der Sitero6er
MorS. uno SeIbitmoroaffGre nod,
eemeloet. oob Der Batter oes Rusfe.
tiers @mersIebeu felt Sabren idon
ni6t mebr geiitie normal 1T. Bonn
@eritt 1T ibm elm 8ormuno befteIt
rpor6en. Die Shpeiter oes R6rbers
leiSet ihou ieit Idngerer 3eit an
S6lpermut. Gin SnfeI 0es R0rSers
in StaBfurt bot feline 6rou unae.
bratt. 9ieie Womente MAIDEN es
tpabrIfeinIid, onB Der W6rSer 6es
$ouptmanns 9feetih fir ieine Cat
nitt gang perantuortIi6 gema6t
tperoen fonnte, bo er itarf erbIib be.
laitet mar.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-07-11

Gin itoIieniider giireer, Teoies
Norpurgo, Der in Saloniti Sanbel
treibt, bat bort 5000 Sire fir Die tiir.
fiide @eIOiammIune i'm &riege ee.
gen StaIien uno ougIeid eine ent.
ipre6enoe Sunme in Rom fiir bic
itoIieniibe@eI @eIbianmluns gum Rrises
eegen Die Siirfen seipenbet. 8arnm
aud nidt2 vRosmopoIitii6~ muk
man beut5utage iein, ipenH mans sa
ettpas bringen mill = 6enft ieser,
fails Utorpurao ouh.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-07-11

Qab r9rapiein uno ben NunO bal
ten f0nnen" ii6 nod INNER 5abIt,
benefit ole Satiahe, bab gpeIpn gtes-
Bit Sboip, Die @attin BON Sarrp
3bam (oer tpegen Woroes pro5efiiert
uno i'm Srrenbnus interniert ift), fir
9ebens5eit $4,000 pro Sabr erb6It,
penn iie fiirOerbin feline Diinmbei-
ten mebr madt unb Dor allem iiber
ales I6ipeiet, mas tie peib.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-07-11

sIio iest rpiiien tpirsl Die boben
2ebensmittelpreiie tommen nibt bon
9piidenbGnSIern ooer ben ybOien"
SruIts ooer ionIt pober, ion6ern
i6uIo ooran lit Iebiglid Die be.
Itebenoe aageneine YroiperitGt :
Iaat Wopor @upnor bon Retu Dort.
9llio .iueil es ms 10 gut gebt" Oes.
bolb, uno MIR besboIb nliiIien mir
9laes 10 teuer be5ablenl
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-07-11

Gin beutiGer Gbemifer bebouptst,
6ub er 9iomaHten aus eeto5bnfibem
9endtgas bersufteIleH TN Stanbe fei.
@enn er aber bas Cos burh ben
@nsmefer besieben mab, tperben
feline 9iaH,anten uidt biel biIliger
tperben oIs Die ehten GbeIfteine.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-07-11

an Der Ebereiianiiden RiIitar-
dfaoemie in 8ien eeniebt audI Elm
23.iGbriger Gbineie ieine militGrii6e
ausbiIoung unb 8ipar aIs einbig per-
beirateter 3ogling Der 9Ifooeinie;
6esbaIb (2) trGst er pobI urd an
ieiner l1nifornuniise uno an ben
@ermeln - 0ra6en als 3ier!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-07-11

Gin ioebeH i'm qlIter bon 10z Sab.
rem oerftorbeuer, aus gngt6nb ilnfs-
member Bionier Gbicoeos eIotibte,
Zee itnt ,,Rpe.breob", bas &c serws
senob, bdtten ibm @ei,mbbeit uuS
bobes IIter befdeert. Zee, Hro6
un6 = .Rpe~, neinte er ipobf.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-07-11

Bel elmer 5eittadteit tn einem Der
erfluiibften @mbs in 9ateapoob, R.
s., famen etner Oame Sdymndfo4eu
bon bobem 8erte abbaHben. 9oro,sf
beitonoen etni9e @dlte oiif 9urh-
iuhung Der Gaifen aller aniuefen-
ben. @i ell @as i'd ieIber III. /.
trau' ih onbern 5ul
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-07-11

sSn St.2ouis bot bic srbBte Brmfe'
rel Der @ett, be aRbeuer-A4@-
9rauerei, ibreR Bstrtsb teispo<dr
einseitei1t lub aipar iuesea - Buf.
iermanseIs. @os perbsM itr6ere Rit-
ter bonn Woiiernaaen 0oaM foaeHa
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-07-11

Gin Ietp gorfer 9fi9ter enti@ieS,
bab SubgGnger gutomobtleH nidt
aus5uipeiden brau1eu. Der ieine
@nodm ai4 MIR eineE BfuferIiHs
f96st, pirb am 6afiir bebarrieEt, bon
benz IegaIen Redte bes Tidtasis-
tpei9ens @ebralt4 su MAIDEN.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-07-11
Sbntbel.

geur eine eirpise anverfsnnH4s
Stabt NIT me4r ais 100000 Gsaoo0'
nerx batte I'M Doriabre tetmen WCEb
anbutueifen. 9tefen bentbeussDer'
ten Geforb bMt Cambridge in Woi.
ioduiietts.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-07-11

Cine SrauenredtIerin perIonat
oab ieoem Ranne am SoHseitstaae
ein 8ranomoI aiFsebriidt ner6en
ioa, bns ibn Fir ale 8eit ais berbei.
ratet fenn5eidnet. 9as 1T nie6er cine
baIbe Rabnabme, oenn Der U.anu
fam oas grunbmaI pegGsen Ioiien
ooer nit einem Sanoidub bebeden.
0as ein5iee @itteI, Die boien ebe.
manner Sauerrb .unS unbebinat
fenntlih 5u MAIDEN, 1T elm ioIib ae-
i6niebeter, burd Die gsaie asSosener
Erauring.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-07-11

Die refine imgefebrte @eItl Sn
ct. 9ouis CAB neild bas ieit oebn
Sabren inn Snuie Don Germ unb
Srau 2oliis @oI5mann be6ienitete
SrGulein Gbriitira Riirnbera bun.
bert Berionsn cine @eieIli6oft, nH6
fire &rbeitgeber tparen bic @bren.
eGite Bel Der fIeinen Seier uub be.
tradteten Die girlo6tnte aud als
eine grobe @bre. 9enn gbre, bent
gbre eebiibrtl limb 5ebn Sabre bel
berieIben Serridoft bGIts beutsutage
rim Naohen ieIten aus.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-07-11

yto6 Elm aiffbfid In biefs~ triiSen,
foften Eneenl Sm SorHrRex 1912
fonnen bod unrnosli& irniere Gss.
b6nbIer ben gisprsB suieber 70 bod
treiben unter bem Dortponbt hsr
Winter fei Al mtilb aefpeienl
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-07-11
Sonnerftas, IL. SuIi 1912.
Gemsfratifbe sfcminatlonen.
q atfpnaI.

Sir prGfbtnt- @pUbrup gBilirn, BON Nsp
Ssrftp.
SIR gss wrafbsnt-sbpmas Or. Raribuu,
BON Snbiana.
stat.
aubitpr @tnsral - &. 9. Grbpsu, Ron
Spbnstppn.
Siaais S&asmrlRu = @iniam..5. Berry
bon gbtftr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-07-11

- SnR ,Bp@snbIatt~ @fhaIi hes
beRea eOIaIsB Beri&t Hnh ALE fonRisn
Rtaiefsiten bon SatersHs s-ssar e2.00
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-07-11

9lue onOeren 9inse miiIfen; Der
Renib iit oas @eieu. oas mill.
S6iller.
Tan fhmeideIt ii6 ins aeben
btnein aber bas 2eben i6meidelt
irns nibt. @ieoiel @eniden moaen
benin bas freiipillie suseiteben, mas
Fe am @nbe bod miiiien2
@oetbe.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1912-10-10

ing for room when the legisla.
ture convenes. Clearly there
should be a change in the man.
ner of taking care of the insane.
That more room is the only
solution cannot be questioned,
and the logical conclusion is
that additional buildings should
be constructed capable of accom-
modating all the patients in fu-
ture years.
This is subject which is of
great interest to all Texans and
it is particularly important to
citizens of this part of the State.
Commercial organizations should
become interested in the matter
and members of the Legislature
should be made acquainted with
the necessity for making the
suggested improvements. Only
about three months intervene
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1912-10-10
Care of the Insane

The situation Of twelve insane
patients confined in a single jail
in Texas, reported in the news
columns of the Express a few
days ago, affords another i'm.
pressive illustration of the dis
graceful and humiliating effects
of the present system of caring
for the insane and it calls loudly
and eloquently for a remedy.
There are nearly $50 counties
In Texas, so with a report of
twelve patients of this class in
one Jail, we can only speculate
on the total number of insane
persons who are being herded
with criminals in other prisons.
Certainly there is a large num-
Der, and it is to the States dis
credit that even one such person
should suffer the humiliation
which cannot but be involved in
such an indignity.
With three asylums in the
State, there is no room for un-
fortunate persons who may
suffer mental Affections during
the several months before
can be supplied by the
legislature, and unless the
legislature shall deal more
literally in the future than in the
,ast the Appropriation that win \
'e made will be barely sufficient
o provide for the accommodation
4 the patients who will be wait
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1912-10-10

book county, Texas, 10 which deed
reference is here made for full descrip.
ton.
wherefore plaintiff prays that de-
fendents be cited % answer this peti-
ton. and that he have judgment of
foreclosure for bis debt. with lawful
interest from September 2ith. 1903.
and costs Of suit and that he
have his order Of sale Of said described
lands and for such other and further re-
lief A. he may be entitled 20.
Herein fail not, but have before said
court. az is aforesaid next regular
term. this writ with your return
thereon, showing how you have exc
cuted the same.
Given under my hand and the seal
Of SAID court, al Office in Lubbock.
Texas, this the 18th day of August. A.
y. 1912
J. A. Wilson.
Clerk, district court. Lubbock county,
SEAL BY c. r. STUBS,
y Deputy.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1912-10-10

Mrs. r. II. White. of Austin,
is in the city this week, and is
the guest of Mrs. s. P. Stubs,
Mr.. White owns some of Lub-
book county's rich soil in the
Canyon-Acuff communities and
Mrs. White being anxious to
see the South Plains came out
for a weeks visit. She and
Mrs. Stubs were pleasant
callers at our Office Friday after
noon.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1912-10-10

Rev. and Mrs. eagle came in
Saturday on the northbound
passenger train from Buffalo
Gap and held services at the
Nazarene church at this place
Sunday.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1912-10-10

before the meeting of the legis-
lature, and il is none too early to
begin Immediately campaign of
education along this line. San
Antonio Express.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1912-10-10

Texas this the 9th day Of August.
1912
Seal J. A. Wilson,
Clerk district court Lubbock County.
Texas
By c r Stubs.
4 81 Deputy
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1912-10-10

E. M. Riley, State Cattle In
spector went to Lotion Saturday
where he will look after business
matters in connection with his
official duties.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1912-10-10

Elder Lift Sanders went down
to Post City Saturday and
preached Sunday.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1912-10-10

!. L. Hunt and his brother-in-
law. Mr.. Bacon. of Lubbock, are
making business trip to Dem
yer this week. Randall County
News.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1912-10-10

District Attorney, j. Z. Wick
ers, accompanied by his wife, re-
turned Saturday from Lamesa,
where Mr.. Vickers has been
looking after the interests of
the State in District Court.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1912-10-10
Price viii Case Continued

Judge w. K. Spencer. of the
Lubbock District, came over last
Thursday as reported by last
weeks paper for the purpose of
hearing the Price viii Case.
Judge Kinder taking his place
at Tahoka, where district court
is also in session.
A. l.. Love was appointed 10
represent the minor heir, Juliet
Ada Price and when the hearing
came up it was shown that the
service on the citation by publi-
cation was not perfect. and the
ease was passed over for the
February term of court by oper-
alton Of law
Judge Spencer left on Fridays
train for Tahoka, while Judge
Kinder returned home from
Tahoka on Monday evening. -
Floydadwif sperian
CherrXpiesj pade from the
finest fed-pbed cherries at
Martins Ba ery. IA If
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-12-06
PROVERB CONTEST
STREET CAR TALK
Young Women Discuss Evening
Star Picture mo. 81" With
Different Conclusions.

A conversation overheard BY GO
Proverb Contest Editor demonstrates
the necessity for mature cons1dera alton
Of the puzzle pictures by aspiring
honor-seekers. The talk was about
proverb picture No. 81. which ap-
peared in yesterdays issue of this
newspaper. II was between Two
young ladies. who were essaysng 10
decipher the picture while waiting for
their car.
"Oh, this picture is easy said one,
don't you see what it is right away %
No" replied her companion, 81 can't
make it put so quickly as that
Why replied the other, tile an
swer's as plain as the nose on your
face. It's make hay while the sun
shines.
We'll. now" said the other. II
thought of that. but / didn't think
that was the answer. 1t seems to me
that it might mean Don't lock the
barn after the horse is stoIen..s
why, there isn't z horse in the pic
ture at all" said the first speaker. Il
am sure my answer is right
We don't know If either were cor
rect in their solutions, but the thought
fingers with US that the second
speaker will stand a better chance in
the contest, all other things being
equal than the first She does not
jump at conclusions, a practise which
is fatal to success IN all of LIES prob-
lens.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-12-06
HEBREW ASSOCIATION TO
HOLD WHIST AND DANCE

At a meeting of the Young Mems
Hebrew Association last night plans
were completed for a whist and
dance TO be held on Sunday night,
December 10, the proceeds of which
viii be for the maintenance fund. An
election of officers resulted as fol-
lows:
President. A. S. Kanengieser: vice.
president, Charles Highlander and
Joseph c. Stahl. treasurer, Herman
Wasserman; financial secretary,
Barney N. Apgar and Nathan Sieg-
Ter; recording secretary, Abe Teller
and George Ositinsky; sergeant-at-
arms, Harry Silverman, John An
drews and Joseph Yosewich. Her
man Wasserman was appointed
chairman Of a committee to confer
with the Young Women's Hebrew
Association entertainment COMMITTEES
in regard to a joint benefit enter
tainment.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-12-06

centre and top panel in the back;
shaped arms and turned stock;
the oak is quartered and nicely
finished; also mahogany finish
polish; reg price "a, ~ 49,
on sale Saturday at. DOeGO
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-12-06
NO EVIDENCE AGAINST
GIBSON IN SzABO TRUNKS
Executor of Woman's Estate
Gets Her Belongings.

NEW YORK, Dec. 6.-The baggage
of Rosa Menschik Szabo, alleged to
have been s%trapgled on Greenwood
Lake July 16, by Burton w. Gibson,
was opened yesterday and discovery
made hat any evidence which might
have connected the accused lawyer
with the crime had been removed.
The trunks were in possession Of
Gibson at his home in Ruther-
ford, \. J., until his arrest. after
which they still remained on his
premises until they were turned over
recently to DIR. Fritz F~ischerauer. OF
the Austrian acknowledgement. who
has displaced Gibson as executor OF
the Austrian woman's estate.
A photograph album end a collec-
ton of papers, bank books, etc, which
it was hoped would be found in the
trunks. were gone And, in fact,
every shred of evidence which might
lead to the identification of the own
er of the trunks and their contents
had disappeared.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-12-06
DESERTS WIFE AND
THREE CHILDREN
Woman Facing Starvation Ap-
peaIs to Evening Star
for Help.

Deserted by her husband, William
Carson, 80 years old. a moulder, and
left in a lodging house with three
babes. ranging from 8 months to 5
years old, facing starvation. Mrs.
Mary Carson, of IS Green street. to-
day appealed to the Evening Star for
aid.
When a Star reporter called at the
house he found Mrs. Carson with q
sick baby in her arms and two other
children clinging TO her skirts. When
she was questioned about her hus-
band she wept. She said: william
left last Tuesday morning. saying
that he was going on a strike. I
warned him not to get into any
trouble. and he laughed. We did not
have any quarrel. / have not heard
from him since. There wasn't much
food left in the house, but / have
managed TO exist on what vas left,
and a few kind neighbors have helped
me. He was employed by the Ledger-
wood Manufacturing Company in
Frelinghuysen avenue.
She said her husband is about five
feet nine inches tall, weighs about
$50 pounds, is smooth shaven and has
blond hair and a fair complexion.
Inquiry at the Ledgerwood plant
revealed that Carson left last week
without any reason, drawing the
money due him. He is a member OF
the Moulders' Union and his card
bears the number 1915. His family
occupies two dark rooms in the base
ment of the house at 80 Green street.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-12-06
Fancy
Rockers

same as pic
tured h g r Q,
and not to be
found in any
o t h err store.
A new design
purchased by
us in large
quantities In
order to get
I h e prize e
down; has a
saddle shape
S e a t; fancy
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-12-06
Paint Boxes
For Christmas Cifts

What is perhaps the largest
and best selected line of import
ed and domestic boxes of colors,
all of them non-poisonous, is
presented in our Art Depart
ment, Second Floor. The prices
run all the way from sc to SO
the box.
At 81 we offer a box that is
a wonder-a most complete out
fit, indeed; nice for gift giving.
Reeves Water Color Outfits
In black japanned tin boxes; ST
to 81.
Oil Color Outfts-In highly
polished wood boxes; complete
for So.
Art Department, Second Floor.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-12-06
POLICE RECOVER TWO
STOLEN AUTOMOBILES

JERSEY CITY. Dec. 6.-Two stolen
autos. one belonging to William
Gardner Allen. Of Albany. N. Y, and
the other to DR.. Bartlett, Of New
Haven. Conn, have been practically
recovered by the Jersey City police.
Acting under instructions from Cap
tain Dan Lee. Of police headquarters
detective bureau. Lieutenant Stevens
got the clue hat led to the where
abouts Of the stolen Albany car.
L~ieutenants Green and Feehan found
the car supposed TO have been stolen
from New Haven IN a garage II
Soldier street.