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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-02
GIVES FIGURES ON INSANE
State Hospitals Patients 81 Per
Cent Foreign, Mabon Says.
CITIZENSHIP IS DOUBTFUL
In Twenty Years Insane Among
Latins and Slavs Here Al
most Double

More than half Of tho inmate. Of the
Manhattan state Hospifa' d." Tho Insane
TO be exact. ~ uor cent. "lEn born.
Of the ass inmate uo b.. 1 2.'3' are
Immigrants. and. in addit'., his mum
her the citizenship papers OF cent Of
the foreignor. arc iu doubt. H,. William
Mabon. director and medical superintendent
or the hospit3L gave the figure 20 tho
state INSANITY commission AT its meeting
on the island vssterdey and said h" felt
safe IN SAVING that tho 80 ror cent were not
citizens Of this country.
He said there were nov not only eighteen
deportable patients. hut seventy or eighty,
whose status was not determined because
friends. relatives and patients tried 70 con
oeaI information even TO the point Of for
getting" the name of the ship the inmate
arrived on. Deportation is impossible un-
less the date Of the immigrants arrival IL
established.
Although the English speaking patients
had decreased . per cent in twenty years
and the Teutonic races remained station
airy, the 1.atins and Slavs had almost
doubled, said Or. Mabon With the average
hospital life Of an inmate at ten years
and his average annual cost TO the state
S14, DIR. Mabon said that in decade the
total cost Of the present inmates would be
ss much as $3,il3,20o.
At think the present methods of eXamina-
ton are utterly inadequate he said. Il
would recommend prolonged examination
at the point Of embarkation, on board the
ship and on landing, and also keeping
track of the immigrants for at least a
year"
DIR. August Hoch director of the PSYCHE
atrfc institute on the island and professor
at Cornell University. would not recon-
mend a plan for better examination. be
cause ne said he did not want to criticise
any one, but he did suggest boat examina-
II. ms and detention Of suspected mentally
dehcients for a longer period than was row
customary. DR.. Spencer l.. Dawes, chair
man of the commission, suggested ceTtih-
cate from the municipality from which the
Immigrant came.
There will be meeting at lslip. Long
Island. to-day, and another on July at
the bureau OF deportation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-02
ORDER ELECTS COUNSELLoRs
National Court of the Guardians of
Liberty Meets.

At a meeting of the National Court OF the
Guardians of Liberty. held In the national
headquarters Masonic Hall yesterday, the
following were elected as the Court Of Ma
tional Counsellors of the order:
John =. Cockrum Grand Sire. Sovereign
Grand Lodge, Independent Order of Odd
Fellows; George NJ. Hanson, Supreme
Chancellor Supreme Government. knights
of Pythlas; Francis T.. Clark. President or
The United Society of Christian EndeaNor'
William b. Melsh Grand Master, knights
Templar Grand EnCampment Of the United
States. George b. Griggs. Great lncohonee,
improved order OF Red Men of the United
States.
lieutenant General J. G. Bates, David b:
G. Rose Louisville; F. 4. Pope, National
President Patriotic Order Of the Sons OF
America: Bishop Charles Edward Cheney.
Illinois; Rabbi Joseph Snverman, u. p
New York. Rev. Dr.. Charles L Goodeli,
New York. Or. J. d. Buck. Cincinnati
Colonel Lewis Amin Ames. Empire state
Society Of the Sons of the American Revo-
luton Isaac $. Hurst, Los Angeles.
General Horatio G. King, New York;
Rev. L. l.. Hand. New Jersey state Coun-
CiHor. Junior order American Mechanics;
James h. Gourley. New York State Coun-
Clllor Junior order United American Me
.chanics La Forest i. Paige, Secretary
Vermont Consistorv. Burlington, Vt: Rob
ert r. French. Grand Lodge. T. and A. NJ,
Nebraska, Rear Admiral {. r. Stockton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-02

Title Guarantee and Trust Co. June 70. due as
rer bond. s. 600; address, 1I6 Broadway ,oo.
HOE AVE. = 225 II Of 18TH y, 23xloo'
Jacob Rlaesser 10 William II Birrell 400 Bos-
ton Road prior mtg 5000: June ~; yrs;
$4,000. attorney, Smith Williamson. Soi Alex
ander ave. ~ ,,,,u
LOT 12s. map part Of schieftelin estate VIII
lam Jantzen 10 Gustav Eckert, June IL yrs
sT@o address, 345 East lO3d St
North John Albert 10 Henry " MacCrscken' 80
University ave prior mtg 10000: July |; due
per bond Sc 600; attorney, II MacCracheh'
20 Waverev Place.
ST LAWRENCE AVE, s. 1858 n OF
West Farms Road, 25x1Od Violet Graham 70
Fdusrd and Elizabeth Frey. 1907 overing st;
Tuno %. 2 yrs. 81, per cent; $500; attorney,
Charles " Baeohler. 1852 Walker ave.
WASHINGTON AVE, 1914. So n OF l'Zd 81;
2Ty1Gqs William & Grotz 10 Henry Lang, lbet
Toppjng ave: July ]: 3 yrs, 5i2 per cent; 5000.
attorney. William CARL 90 William st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-02
FIFTY KILLED IN STREETS
City Death List for June Included
Twenty Children.

Fifty persons were killed and 275 Sc
riously injured in June by vehicles in the
streets OF New York City according TO tho
National Highways Protective Society.
Automobiles killed 26 and injured l53, troll
leys killed 10 and injured &c. wagons caused
the death Of IA and the injury of q
OF those killed 20 were children under
sixteen years of age. automobiles killing
10. wagons and trolleys J.
There were III automobile accidents dur
ing June, In 20 ~ which the owners were
operating their cars.
In June, 1911. automobiles caused the
death of Il persons. trolleys killed 7 and
wagons "a
Twelve deaths were caused by railroad
grade crossing accidents In New York state
last June. The same number were Sc
riously injured. Seven automobiles were
wrecked and 10 wagons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-02
MECHANICS LIENS.

n ST. East. John Sammartsno 81 al agt
wyoming Realty 90. owner and contractor .
$3.50
FORT SCHUYLER ROAD. : s. l2j n ~
Latting 81. 25Nl33 Joseph Newman agt MARY
McGrail, owner and contractor. Sl7Ti
WHITE PLAINS AVE, 1896; Charles T. Jones
ag' Jacob Brandon. owner and contractor.
Stil ~
uST ST, 22l West, and l2D ST. 22i West.
! Du Pont De Nemours Powder co agt Asa
- Gambler. owner. Patrick Reddy, contractor
$3.50 -
10TH ST. l66th st. Broadway and 81 Nicho-
las ave. block. etc. T. ! Du Pont Dc Nemours
Powder 60 agt Fox Hrpodrome Co and Rrnad-
and l65th street Realty Co. owners: Pat
rick Red1y. contractor. Ss52 50
MADISON AVE, 1853: Morris Marks agt
Williams 4 GrodZinsky, owner: Gordon & stein
contractors. $3.50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-02
TO TAKE TESTIMONY ABROAD
Wise One of Commission in Rebate
Gases Sailing To-day.

commission authorized by the federal
District Court to take testimony In Eng
land. Germany and France in the govern
ments prosecutions for rebating against
George w. Sheldon & Co., forwarders OF
Chicago; the Lehigh Valley and Baltimore
s. Ohio railroads and others will sail this
afternoon for London on the Cunarder
Mauritania. Besides counsel for the sey-
eral defendants, the PARTY will be com
posed of United States Attorney Henry A.
Wise and his secretary, George Zenger!e,
the latter acting as special examiner 20
take testimony
The commission will return about Au-
gust =, and at the trial of the defendants
the evidence taken abroad will DE read to
the Jury In the cases 10 which Il applies.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-02
CHILDREN'S MOVING DAY
Six Hundred Boys and Girls Go to
Pleasantville Cottages.

Nearly six hundred boys and girls were
transferred yesterday from tho Hebrew
Sheltering and Guardian Societys buildings
Of the institution at Broadway and 10th
street TO the new cottage settlement at
Pleasantville. Westchester County.
Some five hundred children. healed by n
platoon of police and the society band
marched TO the station at 125th street and
Park avenue, where a special train was in
waiting.
The new home occupies about 30 acres
on which twenty buildings have been
erected.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-02
LIS PENDENS.

BROADWAY. lots 30 and a. map OF
I2th ward: James ii Dubois agt Michael NJ
McDermott foreclosure Of MTG; attorney. w
V simpson.
235TH ST. \. between Katonah and Kepler
ayes lot 20; Tax Lien co OF New York aGt
VIM II Blewitt ct al foreclosure OF tax ienl :
attorney, w bustgarten.
LOT - to IS map Of I.ohbsuer Park The
Bronx: Katherine Loewi agt Rehecca Del
Gaudio foreclosure OF mtg. attorney, l. s
Morris.
LOT 81. map OF Lohbauer Park. The Bronx;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-02
$f4,725 Fer YoNkERs PROPERTY

Bryan l.. Kennedy sold at auction on Sat
urday for the estate of Jane s. Clark No
1863 Hawthorne avenue. Yonkers, consisting
of plot 67x376 feet, extending from Haw-
thorne avenue to the New York Central
Railroad tracks, with three story frame
dwelling house on same to Ludwig lit
tauer for $l4.725. Mr.. IIttauer is a large
importer OF silk yarns, and will improve
t.s westerly half of the property. fronting
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-02
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET,
Manhattan

1887 STREET Daniel Dohcr has resold Nos
SO and 90 West 13lst street. two five story fiat
houses each plot 60NG9.1 / feet. located III
feet east VI Lenox avenue. The seller acquired
the property last month from Aaron Coleman In
exchange for No 5G4 10 $40 I,enON avenue.
10TH STREET-The estate Of Eleanor T.. r.
Peabody has sold the four story hathouse No
II West 10Th street, a lot 26Xe4. 10 feet.
18TH STREET. Pease & Gilman have sold
for Clayton y Rich No. 30S West 18th street. "A
five story dwelling house. or lot 20xl02.2 feet
SID STREET Naomi 4. Solomon has sold No
30 West S2d street. three story dwelling house,
a Lot 90N lO2 : feet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-02
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address of lessee
lilly

AMSTERDAM AVE, 1910; all. Thomas Bailey
to Peter Nergenthsler, : i0-i2 yrs from July l.
1912 s. go. address, 800 West l59th St
Aoor etc: Joseph @ wallach to Charles Never
yrs from May /, 1918, 81 700: address 10 west
AMSTERDAM AVE, 500. n store floor Fsrdi-
naad n Stellhorn 10 Peter Nothelfer 2-l2 yrs
from July I. 1912. $50; address. 6oS Ams'er-
dam ave
MONROE ST, 273. store. etc; Schultz Bread
co TO ADRIAN Frank, yrs from July i l3l@'
81 OeS. address. il6 Grand St
iST AVE, i49i store and basement MllIia.n
= Dognsu TO David strauss 32t East 4th ST.
= yrs from May T. 1912. 81 100; address, S2i
East 4th St
Adolph Ruehl; 4 1o-12 yrs from july l, l"lZ'
81. 00l. address, POS Intervale ave.
NTH ST. sos East; all; Solomon Jacobs 70
Anton Blubrick. yrs from June !. 10l2; So'5oo'
address 800 Pleasant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-02

SWEDISH woman. with child four yess,,ss.s
cook aud laundress IN country; bes, re'S ss,si
exceptionally nice woman; w
! Agency \ East A2d 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-02
LEASE BY MRS, VANDERBILT,

De Blois & Eldridge have rented for +.
Rollins Morse his place known aF villa
Rosa, on the westerly side OF Bellevue ave
nue.. Newport, r !, to Mrs William X.
Vanderbilt ir, for the season
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-02
Manhattan.

AMSTERDAM AVE. AZ 10 i;5 5oySo Martha
McKeown ~ al 10 Thomas Nckeovn. Belle
Esrbor Y; June y two m'rs. each 5000
two prior mtrs zach Slh m0i. 3 yrs, -, per
Ccrt. 5000. attoruey , Dlinrh. ~ Park Row
bLEECKEEe 81. 100 and 10 cor Wooster
-. 50v7i Reuben Ishacs 10 M, " Isascs 500
Joseph l. Low 81 Liberty 81
BROADWAY. w cor 9th ST. lo"u55 a5th
Street and Rroadva, Realtv 20 N Alphonsa ~
Alker J3S Madison ave. July due July I, 1882,
rer cent SIPS co. address. as Madison ave.
pl,TrH ST. : 10 TO- 90" -Four 70 Ten
Dutch Street Corporation 10 colgate CO. 10i
Hudson -. Jersey CIV. y i June -. lnstal
m'nts. per cent. SO 600, address, Jersey city.
% AVE. 2o7a. n v cor 10Th 81. 25x73; Jacob
St'rnb"rg 20 Golde a. Cohen Corpora tion. 221
Wooster 81: Iuly prior mtg $4,000; yrs, &
rer cent: s5.0oo; attorneys Mannheim & Man
ITH 81. II East. 2;Aico; Flora Iaznsk 10
Greenwich Savings Bank 2iG 9Th ave. July |.
due ~ per bond, 1900. attorney. u \ sands,
Urn 81. ao5 East. 25xisG Barnett Rosenberg
20 Emma Schall GO 81 Marks pl; June II;
Nrs: $4,000; attonrr'. Peter Cook, 25s Broad
18TH ST - West. 25xio33. Mary Casey to
Kat" Hel'ni, - East seth st; july ! prior
tornets. Reeves & =. los BroaGway
18TH ST. n g. 225 n Of Ith ave. 25xis ..
WHY'S 90 to Isaac Y Brokaw. | East 18th at:
yrs. ~ Ter cent; 100000; attorney, Louis w
Stotesbury, - Liberty st
18th ST l23 East. st, brk. l7xl022; Fred
ctict i Dclaiicld 10 Farmers Loan ana Trust 60,
% William 1t. June 20; yrs, "a per cent: Sl7
COO attorney Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust
Co, 100 Broadway
S9TH ST. 280 West. sty brk. lGxl0O =.
Minna NJ Coester to Charles Guden. 3ls West
lc2d ST. July /; yrs. AZ per cent; s25 900: at
torneys, Butts 4 vining. 81 Chambers st.
S1'fH ST 30 East. sty brk. 25Xl0Os Har
riet Baer 10 Emigrant Industrial Savings Bank,
~ Chambers st; July l: 3 yrs; $1,000; attorneys,
Amend a Amend. ll9 Nassau 81.
10TH ST. ia and 2lB East 6 sty brk 43 SN
100 II Bankers National Realty Corporation 90
Henry VI Jackson. % East ODD st. June %: in
staments. per cent: 1910: attorney. II
jackson, 100 Lexington ave.
i21ST ST 257 West 3 sty brk. 17x1OO.f jennie
Bernstein 10 Rose Bondy ~ East 60th IT;
June %: due per bond: 5000: attorney. Title
Guarantee and Trust 60, leo Broadway.
Tho Bronx.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-02

TWO German girls; cook. excellent i~aitrss
good baker; other chambermsid ano ~
| bofb highly recommended; 20 any ulst s'n eorSs
Morrow's Agency I2l Lexington
/ Ia. a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-02

5=yy0 GIRLS together or separate; eoo s.ss
w. jrnnIns. chambermaid waitress; -
sos 500. four years excellent reiete"e
,..riot Agency II West i.d 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-02
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following transactions were recorded
Yesterday at the Real Estate Exchange
salesroom, Nos IA and 16 Vesey street
By Joseph =. Day.
18TH ST, il2 East. g 100 II OF Park ave,
25xlOO 10. sly tenmt; sold to the plaintiff for
$4,000
121ST ST il 3. 325 Il OF Amsterdam ave, 25x
1901 H. vacant. adjourned TO july S.
At the Bronx Exchange:
By Joseph L. Day.
BROOK AVE, 1878, cor 10th ST. 2Iex
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-02
WEST SIDE TENEMENT SOLD.

Dennis & Sinnott have sold through tho
r. II. Jackson Company No. liz West l5tf
street. a four story tenement house. on a
plot 25xl00.@3 feet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-02

NJ RSE-Competsnt. syhPaule,., so,isssespe',
travelled. pack sew. cook 5000 n'. 80 solu
and character. $40: permanent position, r ~
lection 10 children over three years, e9"f rsegss
maid 70 one nlllng order II. L.. BOX "
ONCE. rsst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-02

iustrlal Agency. u West 4-d ST: ~ /,
TVO GIRLS. together or separate srcs
sist ironing: chambermaid-wsiss d. sss. y
tant references: city or country
dustrial Association, II West 4-d 81 --..,,.tss
WAITRESS and PARLoRMAlp; - ., eeoan,r.s
voune girl: best references; city :" Asssr q
wages $40 Call at Lang boecn''
Agency. - 45-47 West 33d st n 81
WAITRESS or PARLoRMAID-Ma,s's RI
ads; understands serying wines, ee,,ys Aessf'
., enecs n. H., Miss MARGARET sn,u' -,
On west 4od at, Phone 3039 Bryant' -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-02
The Bronx.

BROOK AVENUE-Sharrott a Thorn have
sold for Ida u. White No. $40 Brook avenue.
five story double hBthOuse, on lot 25Xl00 feet
This is the second sale OF this property by thi!
firm within six months.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-02
WORK WANTED.

Male.
BOY Q6j. mild hammered but energetic
public school graduate: one term hlsn
school and promoted; wants Job during Naca-
ton. will resume school studies In faIL Am
bilious Boy Box 5, Tribune.
ENGINEER. first class mechanic. competent
~ roliabIe and having good references.
wishes position: factory preferred Address
A. Novotny 100 Clymer ST, Brooklyn.
WORKING FOREMAN on gentiemans place or
farm; understands all kinds farming care
r,ace machinery stock etc; handy with tools
married; no family Address NJ Jones. 22s East
10Th 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-02
BIC PLOT ON NORTHERN AVENUE SOLD
Investor Gets Holdings Adjoining James Gordon bemeu Property
Part of Jalmcey's Lane for Apartment House Site,


lnG m View York & Harlem Railroad CO. sly
'eiunt. sold N the plaintiff for 10000 =. -
CRCTONA AVE-. 2154 70 PISS. g. $50 w n
If 1Sist st. & 6X97 9N7l IXlo5 2 ~" sly na's'
sold to the plaintiff for $40
Rv Jacob r. Mayors.
rocI-sr AVE- 2sn : c5S n n ~ 13sth st..
c30H32i 70 East River .6lX56i, J, ana sly
higs adjourned TO July
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-02

Katherine Loewi ast Joseph Ryan ct al
foreclosure of mtg; attorney, L S Morris.
1s3D ST. 700 East; Isidore Londner agt Emil
Gunsberger ct al foreclosure OF mtg; attorney
S Wechser
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-02
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

with name ana address Of grantee and at
toruevb
Interest : rrr cent unless o'horpisc stated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-02
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
Manhattan.

with name aud address OF purchaser and At
torneyl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-02
Female.
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

4 VISITING GOvERNESS desires backward
children TO coach during the summer. Al
drcss Miss / Richmond II Irving Place
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-02

sG0TCu PROTESTANT WAITRESS: rs s
charnbcrwork; exceptionally co,sreress
ohlieing Young woman; eNcelent vs ref
Mrs. Golfers Agency ioi ~"
LII Z III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-02

STSTTRS-Cook and waitress chii.s hrssk
smart Young women: present employer Tss
inc mn: $50. sos. Miss Shea's Agency
4gl st -s,sep
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-29
G &C MAKES
9s - ALASTING CURE

remedy
81 g.
Contagious Blood Poison
which
"a
vital ossns STRIKES directly q che root and by purifying the blood
= 8 hsnss blood purher haE IL m cotton end certain IN s
which has definite and specific action = p9ng the hod Years
was perfected u soon dsonstrate ~ superiority over e Other
tonic effects suffering with
az ita
potash absolutely every
60 all who WRITE THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, Ca
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-29
WEEKLY REVIEW OF
MINING OPERATIONS IN
MOGOLLON DISTRICT

Mogollon. ~ NJ. April ss.-Dcad-
wood Mines The past week $50 tons
Of ore were treated, NEEDING 1000
pounds concentrates. The regular
bullion cleanup IL heine Iunde. The
mine has been unwatered below the
8O0-foot level and Il IL thought that
within 10 days the lever workings
VIII be drained a now ore body has
beer opened on the a9a-foot level,
SocOrro iMinos--S0me of the best
grade ore yet found ln this great mine
Is being taken from One bottom OF tho
vertical shaft as Il ia being sunk
through the ledge below the 100
foot level Mt depth OF T6O feet. The
7OO-foot level IL the best yet opened
In the mine and the shaft develop,
ment Indicates even better values In
the 500.
Erncstlno Mining Co.-Dursng the
week GO tons OF ore were milled.
with Ga sacks concentrates. The
lower Tonnage was caused by mill be-
ing closed one shift TO make a few
general repaira The second clean
up for April Is being amelted. Mine
developments contine IN q most satis-
factory grade ore.
The oaks company--The Pacific
tunnel. $50 feet from the portal
passed through tho oxidized zone in
10 sulphlde Ores Thirty-hve tons
were sent TO the Deadw cod mill from
from the weeks development
Treasure Mining and Reduction co.
Mining by "iill-stope" Is tho method
employed and large tonnage OF re-
serve ore IL accommodating. Two hun
dred tons per day are being broken.
Of which 20 tons are being drawn aud
transported 60 the mill
Alberta Mining Co.--An0ther con-
tract hae been let IN the east DRIFT
from the cro~-cut tunnel. which now
shows feet Of good Rrade mill ore.
This drift has been In continuous ore
for two months.
Hard Luck-The east heading mas
been advanced so feet on we'll de-
aned lodge This driH win soon in
sorpeci a cross lode which Is generally
regarded as the southern extension OF
tie Pacific through the Last Chance
Confidence VEIN
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-29
SPRINGER MAN KILLED;
WAS RUN OVER By
HEAVILY LOADED WAGON

tspecsas CnEFespauaaacs ts tEa F3sFslsl
Springer. n. NJ, April 28.--Jesus
Qulntana. for many years a resident
~ this city. met instant death a milo
east of the city. Between 2 and s
o'ylock he left Springer. driving a
team To a heavily loaded wagon for
the sheep ranch OF Arnold a ABBOTT.
While going down the hin east OF the
city no slipped from hln position on
the load. failing under the wagon.
whom the wheels passed ever his
body causing instant death. The only
eye Witness 10 the fatal accident was
a small boy riding a burro a short
distance behind
The body was brought 20 the city
ana on examination Is was found tho
chest had been crushed in. neck
broken and right arm broken. The
neck wns supposed 10 nave been
broken by tae fall. the wheels OF the
heavily loaded wagon passing over
the chest and right arm.
Ilo leaves wife and a number Of
children. most OF them grown. He
was IN his sixties and one OF the best
known Spanlsh-Amoricap citizens IN
Colfax county, being q resident OF
sprlngcr about twenty-five years
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-29

ffodgo-It seems funny that living AZ
ngcthar on the ocean they Hhauid
fever Re1 tndlr sea ioas on,
Dodge Whom are you TALKING npoutf
iiodGe-rho mermnids,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-29
swoAfAN's WORK rs NEWER
nngnf

II 81 the faithful woman ~ the
homes who does the cooking, aWeep-
Ing, busting. washing ana ironing.
ambitious 10 keep her home AZ neat
as pin, and often having two or
three children who require care and
attention. who calls for our sympa-
thy. OverwoFk Is the result. OUT
ragged nature asserts itself In time
and female troubles appear.
such women should remember that
Lydia y. pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound Is the exact medicine they
need when their strength Is over
taxed and female weakness and de-
rangemenis make life a burden. For
nearly forty years Il has boon the
standard remedy for such troubles.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-29

Elder, David Rosenwald. Sidney u.
Rosenwald, Il. s. slower, Il. YanOw,
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