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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-23

his hands every few minutes. turn
ing the freed hand around rapidly
to ease the strained muscles.
Twilight gave way TO darkness.
and still the brother chung TO his
sister. At last the faint shouts OF
a rescuing party came up the noun
tain pathway.
II had taken Sombardien three
hours to go down the mountain,
and five more TO gather a party OK
capable mountain climbers and re-
turn.
When the rescue party succeeded
In drawing the young woman from
the precipice. her brother tainted.
He is now suffering from a severe
brain shock. His sister viii un-
doubtedly recover from her in-
juries.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-09
.,s usxsassAsn.N sAsAsNsEssv nsasAssNs Nss tsssd IINvssNsvsAas
. Suxem6nrger 2la6rl&ten. :


Bright id)cu Nicrcnfrunfhcit, III 0cs
g%cnipnrt icincr Sudter. Srau ;. s..
ScutIh, bon Gllinlppoh, aans., mn
'ciucr beipcn Sdluelrern Srau II. w.
Sleeper uno Srnu Ybil. @rommca,
unp Ieincr Nid,te Sruu Sobu Sdrunr5,
Der &critprbcIc lpnr III Ncffingcn,
YurcmblIrg, geborcu ulo fam III 1870
uod aurora, 81. NuBcr 5ablreihcn
Srcunbcn bctrdrcrn i'm Die folgcnben
Ainoer: 6rau >. j. 0sutif in Glius
ipopc, &una.. Sruu Setter Sibler, Srall
Srcp. Carton ulb Srdu Charles Iu@
outline unb Yeter 0tcbcrunh in
Wilton, isis. Gr rubc III Sricben.
liner SeiIeiol
Sier in Subnane funb am 1. Ipril
ba9 9e9rdbniB bes u%erltorbencn Senrp
&oeB (uus &dutcnbad). &ilb, gebiirz
tig) bon Ieincr @obnung. 2373
8dIbington Ctr. aus, naf Der Ser3
S~eiusaird)c nm bon bort uuf Dem
9uluariens @pttcsoder itatt. Sdbrz
tuttrd9er poren: Sobn aies. ). :.
Srancpis. Nid Shroeber, Sobn Be-
dius, Srunf Sfpn, Sobu &als, Witz
elieoer Der lpfalen Seftion bes g. ..
g.. peilen Witglicb Der 8eritorbene
aelpeien. Gr rltbe in Srieben! Inner
9eileibl
Sn benz lestcn Genius fisuricrcr
Die 2urembur9cr III Soma NIT 7O5
! &opfen in 1900, rnb nit Ell IN
1910. Irf BEL bieien 3ablcn iinb Die
.2urenlbur9er II Germany" mid,
nit cin9erednet.
Grant @ernimunt, elm Sarmer IN
Der Ndbe bon Isburp, Dubuque Co.,
Soma. lit nabrldeinlid Der erite Sars
mer, Der bereits feline aartofieln fiir
bieIes Sabr sepilan3t bat. Sa CT
bicIes Experiment beuer gum erIter
Iale periuft. hat CT bios cinel
balben Ider bepflanSt. ipeldcu Sooci
er por Dem 8efrierlpetter nit einei
oidtcn Sd)itt StaamiIt unb Strob be-
oedt. na6bem er pas Sarb bereiti
porber sepiliist unp fir bas Yilan5er
3lred1t eemodt bate. Serr Wernis
mont eripartct i'm fomn1cnben Spm.
mer Der erite 8ertdlIicr bon Srilbfar.
toffelu auf Dem Subuquer Iartt 81
ietn.
Wie aus G~entralia, Soma, Der:
lalitet, bctrauern Serr llno Sral
Better Griden ben 5oo ibres 5ipc'
Wofen alien &tnoes.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-09

lluterpifi5icr: 0cinrih Ssliem aus
StDnfels. Nls Sergennt Major:
Subnim Stefien aus @pnberingen;
Mid,el @lcicncr ans Scttingcn; Nit.
@obeuins aus Bras; Sulius SoIef
Stcifen aus 2llrembllra. Nls Serz
aennt: @regpirc Sfnris ans Nicfirf;
Sobnm @plics aus @ile; Sheoopr
Ycppinser aus Stdotgrlup; Sobdm1
Eetcr Ilfpn3 Wnrdul aus 6oIingcu;
Sphdu1 @aipur aus &nuadl; Midlel
Siinon alIs Sciort; Nnton Scter Roll
mann aus Gd,terndf; ScrpntiltS gems
uua @ils; Shconor Slummnlt9 oils
Stahtbrebimni5. Nls Corporal: NJ.
SnIienop ans 6clSinacn; NifolnllS
Walcr ats Siidlbnh; apnrnb Spirit
o!ls Settingen. NlS Solbat: Hifoz
lauo adB aus @%ttclbriid; Commit
Sdmib dlls Sonneipc9;-Spbdnm
Saptiit MoriB Sefer ans @ilperiuils
Wtihcl Sdmit aus &cimcr.firh;
Wilbelm Ioris @uacu %eltcr aus
6nmm; Sohdnn Mnicria ans Sous
tGlnn; Intb. Stren9 ulla Scpbpri
Nntbias Sobonn Shimmeih aus cid
a. =. ais; Matthias 9inanpp aus Cid
a. .. IlS.; Better Soiepb Gpuaro Ser
nnro ulls aabler; Sobnmr Setter 90
iepb Wilbelm Siermam nua Sdlciis
miible; Hcter 9riid aus 9%nrcmblIrg
Sobann Better SldmmanG aus Stnbts
9rlne; Seinrih Sdrcincr dl,S SettiuHz
gen; Sran5 ailinn aus Siibclin9en
6einrif Grnit Siitbnh aus Gttcl-
briid. - "Sbermoicls 3eitung."
Gipilhanb Der staot 2ugemburs.
z tcrbc GIlc c. - Bonn 16
Ndr5: Gliic @drbuln. aft 50 Sabre
6ebamme. @ittipe bon Inrtin Gam.
bert, 5tlhs. gisentbiimcr bierielbit. -
49,: Ecter Sdmit. aft so Sabre
Sfubmafer, cbelos. aus Sberipor:
mcloingen; Sbcobpr ShIcrcr. aft &C
Sabre. Sape3iercr. - 49,: Hcnt Scnr
Taric @eimcrsfirh. aft ~ Snge'
Innd Sarp, alt SO Sabre. Gbeirul
bon Safob Soiepb. @irt ST Sahlcm
Yeter Sriniean, aft 80 Sabre, Winic:
rer. ebelos, aus Siipelin9cn; Mason:
lena &csler, aft 81 Sabre, Hentneriu
ebelos. - 30: Maria @aiiicr, nlt 81
Sabre, Gbefrau boz @eOrs 9aid,ct
Saalhiener.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-09
@rofber7o9tbum.
aus Der Damptfaht.

2ngem 8 r a, II. NGrs Isle
neiie Shul9eiess @orlase.) Die lurems
bursiihe Heeierung bat Die &ammer
Der Ibgeorpneten NIT einem nelIeu
Shulseiesentpurf befabt. Die eina
gebrahte Torla9e tann Die &atboliten
niht befriebi9en, ipeil lie bebeutungss
pplle geitinrnlingen bes friiberen 8es
ieSes niht mebr entbdlt. 60 lag bis
Der Der 9ibelunterriht auf Iunih Der
Stride in Den SdnDen bes 9ebrperios
nails, uno aud) am 8atefiSmuSs
llnterridt betbeiliste lid Der Sebrer.
Ser Yfurrer bate bns Nett 5u Be-
lud)eu in Der ShuIe. 5ur lleberz
pahuna Der G~raiehuns uub bes nora
liids religiDien lluterrihts. Sieie mnb
anbere Heitimmunsen limb in Der
ncnen gurlage nidt mebr e~ntbalten.
llebri9ens miro 6tpeifelos i'm Ylenum
segen bas barin lieseupe 3uriids
neihcn Der Hesierung 0 Dem Nntia
Slerifalismus entihicben augefdmpft
merben. NnSerieits ipirD aber allt
pns liberal io5ialiitiide 8artell nit
Der neuen 0orlase uidt einperitanoen
iein. Senn lie 9ibt ais 3ped bes
Shulunterrihtes on II. a.. Die Vprhes
reitung alii Die Traris aIer DRIFT
lifen, burserlihen unb ~ioSialen Sus
genben. Sibel unb aatefiSmliS bers
bleiben an eriter SteIe itebenbe
Yflittfdfer, fpel6e in benz Shmllofal
ertbcilt perben pom Srtssei'tliheu
ooer ieinem Stellpertrcter. Die fir Die
Stmnben ilber Die 3abl 16 pro 8p6e
cine @ntjhdbigung aus penl aultuss
budget beSieben. Sn Der llnterrihtss
9ommiiliou bat BON 8eIeees ipcSen
Der @iihpf ober fem SeIsgierter Sip
unb Gimme; besgleiden III icber
Sofalihul Spmmiiiion eiu Sfarrer.
Der ~reliai0ie llnterritt psrbleibt
inter Der Gontrolle bes Siihois, mel
der benielbcn nad) 9eliebsn beauiiid)z
tisen laiien fam. Bon ionitiSen Be-
itimmungen bes ncleu @ciceppridlas
9es piirfteu folgcnbe be5 Sntcrclies
niht entbcbrcn: Die Shulpfliht mirb
bon feds nui iie6en Sabre aus9ebebnt.
Sas S6uliahr besinnt IN 3utmnit NUT
Oitern. anltatt nit Dem 1. Sftober.
Sus StVIptl IpIul luIlp pHiuJ pIc VIZ
meinpc Ssripultung %ernannt. Naf
gbmad,utg Der glementarifule Mill
len &naben ipie Mdbfeu pdbrenb
fiinf @intcrmonaten 5pei Sabre bins
bur1 Snrtbilbunss sAurie beiuden,
pel6e mDslihit tassiiber itattfinbcn
io1en. 90 Der nelie gntlpuri nod in
hieiem Sabre @eieB pcrbeu ipirb. lam
nit Siderbeit niht seia9t pcrben. =
(.8. By
9ugemburs, %. @tGrs. (Sl.
@ciben.) Scute Iorsen ertbeilte Ser
bodp. Scrr 9iihpi Die Siatus
natSmeibe an Die Serrcn Cub
biafone 1. Nif. Sraud,, Spren; .. 90.
Gilcnbeder. SeiSbori; 3. @ittor
@rciidL Cid a, ,, Suler; T.. Nlpb.
Sellers. Scnnin9cu; 3. Iidel Sip
pert. Sctrin9cn; 8. Nit. alcin, Siut,
gen; Z. 0ubcrt NepcuS. Gonspori; s,
Anmi0 Saiuacr. Stuht9rumb; unb ..
Soo. &cbcr Nortrin9cn, Nlrmucu ncs
: hicliacn Yricitcricnindr9,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-09
Aus ben iibrisea Theilrn,

StraFen, is. @tdrS. - IN Der
Ndtt gum Spnntd9 cntitunb Scler i'm
3auIc nes Sdders 8raf Sriebrit,.
Der Spcidlcr unb bno eric Stodlpcrf
p%erbranntcn p~ullitdnbis.
: mmcIbinseu, 10. Idrs.
= Snl bieIigcn Stnbllperte lprrpc
bclitc &orgeu Der 20idbrige Irbcitcr
Hif. aimmes BON cincm transmit
iiousricmcn erfoSt mn 81 9pben aez
ihleubcrt. Or brod) Den Sd,dpcl lnb
itarb fur5 nddbcr.
Spfcrt, is. Mhdrs. - Ils aes
tern Ibcnb INN S ltbr Der Sdfer
9tif. Yernp bon Nicberanpen BON
Senningerber9 mad, Soirert nit ieis
lem Srotipdgen fuhr. iplirpe CT I'M
~g%inncmuee" bel Der lleberiabrt iiber
Die giienbabn pom 3uge eriaSt unh
5cbn Weter melt meg in Die 8Did)uug
geihlenoert. Sds Hferb blieb llnpera
iebrt, Der Wasen tplrbe Sertriimmert.
Ycrnn blieb %beipuBtloS nit 5crbrofes
nem Shdpel i'm acknowledgement lie>
gen. Die Giienbabns SGdfincr mo
Sei5er. Die Dem 3uae idnea Salt 9ez
boten batten. boben Den Sdnperpers
lesteu arf unb bradten ibn sur Staa
tiou Soitert. Ibenbs itarb Der Der
ungliidte. Sas lit bnS brittle I'm
sliid, bas iif al pieicr seidbrliten
Stelle %ereisnete.
2elIis, IS. Mars. - Sr. Yinrz
rer 8nnier. Der 20 Sabre lang in
u~nierer Srtid,ait ipirftc, bat lid
franfheitshdlber III ieiuc &eimdth
&ihelbiid in Den Hllbeitano Suriid>
se5psclI.
8uphal, Is. WGrS. - Sonutua
Gbenb itdrb bier mad, furjer Arauibeii
I'M Alter bon rs Sabren Der @cterar
Der St%raBenpGrter bes AanIons an>
pelleu unb %lansidbriSer Sdoffc Der
8emeinbe 2ppitdl, Sr. Sbepbpr Oder.
Noh o einisen Wod,en madte CT
ieinen tdslifen Sienit aui Der
StaatsirraSe.
Settinsena a. b. u 4, Den IA.
MGrs. - Im Sienstaa Ioracn
purbe Sic 7~5idbrigc dleiuitebenbe
Maria 5bia tpbt I'M Bette auiseiuns
ben. Ser Ir3t iteIte felt. BOG ber
SpN iniolgc bon 8erSihlpdhc ciuees
treteu mar.
Cid a. b. z +, Is. MdrS.--
Nun iperben uniere alien Surerilinen
BON Den @id,ern tur6lpeg ,SdlaB" &c
rannt, inter Den Sammcr tommcn
@nr brei Sabrcn Lies Der bisheriat
giecntbilIner. Gin @rai bon Soulit aus
gnslunb. einisc Heparoturcu bdrnl
poubrin9en, pon ilnaefGbr 800 Sran,
fen, aber ans ScSablen hud,tc CT nidlt
60 miBten Die Irbcitcr iid onbcro.
no umiebcu. mn ibre iailcr pcroicntcl
@rpid,en Su bctomncn. Ser Ibpo.
fat @rciih aus Sictirh nabm iid Del
EDDIE an, uuo 10 pirb unicr alte;
SfloB ieet peritciecrt lpcrbcn. 0pi.
ientlid luirp Die 8csicrurs Die 6uincr
5uriidnebmen.
Straken, IA. IGrS. - III.
scitern Nafmittdg seaen 3 llbr 81,
gbeleutc Heutcr in @inbmiiblc bon
Selpc nah Sauie slrildfcbrten ian.
Den Tie ibr f%iiniidbriseS ainb. bas IL
allein selaiieu battcn. III Der Stub'
lebenois perbranut Dor. &dit,eitiide
Die am Glen gum Srodneu auiscbdnG
iporben lparen. batten Seucr sefanscu
baS iid Den alciberu bcs aiuScs nit
tbciltc.
2 d. ebiinsen, Is. WdrS. -
Im Spnnta9 belt Der bicii9c SuBball.
Club b'Nief ieine bicSiGhrise @eneral.
S%crianumlun9 ab. Bic G~iuuabnlel
betrasen 1929 ST.. Die NuSgdbel
409.S7 Sr.; cS bleibt Gin 9oni ppl
222.42 Sr. @eidmmt anilcrbe
ltunb: 5S7.65 ar, Ser %pritanl
wurhe ourf inflammation ipiebcrsc
mdblt. Ter Screir bcid,lpB i'm Som
mcr cincn mcbrtdaiacn Tusilua in,
Scslin9 unb ms @iilerthal 81 ma
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-09

Su Sau Sicgo, Gal.. beidln94
ilnbmien sic @chprncn 1900 Yiano
Innumit. nlio cine &eu9c. Sic bins
reid)t. cine flcinc Stupt III Die Yuft
81 iprenseu. Siegt 'bariu niht ber
rmlpioerlealid,e @elpcis.. paB heu
Sanbcl nit Sprcngitoifcn cincr nicl
id,Gricrcn Hcacluug uno ltcberA
mohuns bcborf?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-09

Sic YlGuc iiir oeu @au cine5
Stants : Aapitpls III Salt Safc Gin.
lltnb. pcld,ca Spci IiQioueu Collars
toitcl piro, iinb gcnchmist. Hnbe5lr
100000 bes Hnus Sonbs riibrcn nus
Der Grbidaitsiteuer her, luelte bon
ocn llnion : Yncific Nfticn hes per<
iturbcncu giIenbnbut0uies T.. .. &arr
rimar entrid,tet lporbcn iit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-09

Sic 81 Sabre alte Wap Tobertion
pom Icefcr, Colo. bat hire Stellung
ais autld,cr elmer Soft unb Yaiias
gicrs autitc 5luiid)cu @cefcr unp 8cs
iorp, Gplp., cine Gntfcrnung bon 30
Ieilcn, AMI Gin Snhr nusctreten. obs
lppbl Die Houtc iiber cine gefdbrpole
unb einiamc @ebirssitraBe fiibrt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-09

q. Is. Hanien. etn iun9er Scuts
ld,er. lpelder crit Dor flir5cr 3eit ieine
Siirserpapicre crlpirfte, bat I'M nprbs
lpeitlihen Sbeil bon 9incoln GpuntD.
@aih., bon 5. @t. @roner $50 NcreS
Wei3enlanb ernorben unb 5lpar 5u
$4,000, mas etpa $50 prp Icre be.
beutei. Scrr Nanicn itanmt aus
Ilmird.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-09

aarl Wap, Der befnnnte Iutpr po1
Standardization, lit in DRESDEN inn
alter o 70 Snbren geirorbcn. Map
bat Suubcrte BON Homnnen unb Noz
peIlen aus bem Nrabiiden. 5iirfiiden.
Eeriiihen inb Sbineiiidcn ilberIeet
mn 5ablreite @cifidten iibcr pas
2eben Der SnSiuncr i'm rpilbcn Weitcu
aeid,ricben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-09

Cine Surp i'm Queens Gountps
@criftc iprnf Sbomns Miiqer bon
College Yoiut, y. g.. in ieincr alasc
auf $4,000 Shdnenerias aesen Die
Yopes Sartiorb Iutomobile SO. $22.z
500 su. Miiler. Der Sdreiner bon
Serui mar, mar 3uidauer beim 8ens
neu INT Den Sonperbilts Sed)er i'm
Sftpbcr 1910 nnb lparb bon chem
Tutompbil aetroifen. Sein redtes
Vein lpurhe ibm bon 8rmpic acriiien,
nnb iein linfes 8cin pllroe ihlimm
perleet. Or bebalptete, haB nae Nmto
Der Eope &artioro So. aebDrtc. Nod
peirritt pics Die @eicliGait. Sic
3euacnausiu9cn ipibcriprad>cn cins
amber. Sic pcrlirtbciltc @clcaidait
pire Scruiung cinlceeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-09

Su San Sicgo, Gal., bat 9oui3
Sisbrcm nit einem San @pe Gees
Nutp bon 800 Yieroctruft Den bon
@arnep SlNfielp i'm Sabre 1907 cts
rlngcneu &clts Weilenreforb lInr
1875 Setunbcn ilbcrbotcn, inbcm &C
Ole Strcdc in $685. Sctunpcn 5uriidz
leste. Or crrcihtc 81 elmer 3cit cine
SdInellisfcit bon los Ieilen pee
Stlnec.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-09

@unpcsiolbaten iperhcn fir Die Giifs
refterbdltun9 Der Srbnln9 in benz
ELECTROMAGNETIC ior9en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-09

W. Iorsnn Shuiter, Ser einc 3eit
lang bic Stellrn9 cines 8cneral,
Sd,uBmciitcrs bon Seriicn einnabnt.
lit bon Der National Gin Company in
Nelp sort 81 ibrcm &ertreter in Siioz
Imcrita erinanni irprben. Gem Hers
nebmcn nah benbiihti9t bieie 8eiels
lcbaft. ipcld,e nit Ser Rational Gitp
Sanf in Mem Yprt in @erbinbuna
ltebi. lid irarf anf Die llebcrnabnle BON
iiips ameritaniihcn anIeiben 81 pcrs
Ieaeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-09

Giinitlihc picrbldttcrise &lccbfdtA
ter fam Der - ndtiirlid bon heuts
idcn @ltcrn itnmmcnnc - Srooflpncr
Sotnnitcr @nr Sdling nad ~
Sabre puucrnhcu Tcriiten jeet era
scllacm. Va. .picl @lild!" sur Scrz
irelltna bicicr tilnltliten Ceilings
pIlanSe" nit bier 8ldttcrnl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-09

Gin Eaor blutiungc Barrier Gun.
gen. buben sic Sanf Don Srantrci4
bernIbcn lpollcn, luus bisber iclblt
Den ollcrgericbcniten .ihlpercn Sim.
gems" nitIt scsliidt lit. ltno net
Grfols? Statt Sont bon 0ralfrciH
idlpebiIdc 8arbinen!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-09

gs lit ieet eltpsiiltis beidloiien
purpell. baB Die Banana &dnale IllsA
itelluug III Can Srnnciscp an 20. Ses
brunr 1915 eroffnet ulb dnt 4, Ses
5embcr pcsielbcn Sabres gcihlollen
lpirb.
The Penn's Grove record., 1912-08-02
Fairgrounds.

If any n dougts the popularity of
attendance record for the past week.
With seven recreation centres in OPP
Grafton there was an attendance Of
21,815 children and more than two
thousand parents. And if there be any
doubters as to the value of play
grounds he has only to inquire into
matters of juvenile crime. Crime de-
a as play facilities increase. 1t
is better to buy and equip Fairgrounds
than it is to build and maintain jails.
1t pays better in dollars and cents,
not to mention the moral side of the
subject; which, after all is by far the
more important. Fairgrounds should
not long be neglected by the City
Commission. Trenton can afford to
economic in many things but not in
the boys an dgirls. Colonel Roebling
has set the example with his gift for
Stadium development. Other wealthy
T~rentonians might do likewise, there
by insuring for themselves the graft
tude of future generations who will
play here when the boys and girls of
today have become but a memory Of
the past. The city, however, should
not wait for gifts from private indi-
viduals. 1t should deal generously
with the Fairgrounds, knowing that
no better investment can be made.
The Penn's Grove record., 1912-08-02

Fanny Denham Rouse, said to have
been the oldest actress in America,
died in Ohioville, N. Y, aged 81 years.
w. v. Forbes, governor-general of
the Philippines, who has been i'll on
the island of Nashawena, is recover
ing.
Gov. Wilson declined to take sides
in the controversy among House
Democrats over the question of build
ing new battleships.
The estate of Edwin Hawley, in
stead of being the reputed $40, DOC, 900
to $780, 900, 900, it was learned is only
a little more than $4,000, 900.
Ex-President Diaz of Mexico is in
Paris and enjoying good health. He
was enormously reported to be seri-
ously Ill.
Judge Dillon, Republican Guberna-
torial nominee in Ohio, announced he
would resign from the ticket owing to
his failure to unite the party.
Lew Shank, mayor of Indianapolis,
announced his candidacy for the Re-
publican nomination for governor of
Indiana against former Senator Albert
j.. Beverage.
The Penn's Grove record., 1912-08-02
General

Harold Griggs of Virginia, Mimi, ran
down a silver gray fox with his auto
while driving to Duluth.
Joseph Milton, 95 a old, a bar
tender in New York, was sentenced to
SO years in the ~penitentiary for selling
a young immigrant girl as a white
slave.
House Democrats in caucus voted to
stick to the mo battle-ship program
me-" 1t is thought this may keep
Congress in session until frost arrives.
At the beginning of the next term
Of Temple college of Philadelphia, a
chair Of household research will be in
stituted. It's object is to obtain recog-
milton for homework as a distinct and
worthy profession.
1t was learned that the Stanley anti
trust bills had not been cordially re-
ceived by House Democrats and that
reports hat they would surely be en-
acted were without foundation.
Three sons of j. P. Gillison of Fair
field, Ill. aged seven, nine and eleven
years, were drowned while swimming.
Their bodies were found by blood
hounds.
Belief that she might be arrested for
bigamy, although she had committed
the offense through ignorance of the
law, brought on a nervous attack that
killed Mrs. Ella Hart Thompson-Cath-
cart in Newburgh, N. Y.
A c%loudburst caused great damage
in the region about Pittsburgh. Four
teen men were drowned in a mine
which was flooded at Evans Station.
Approximately 10000, 900 flies have
been killed by children in Washington,
D. c., during the past two months.
The leader of the crew of fly assassins
has killed 2,820,400.
In defiance of the police a ''crap
joint for natives and soldiers and
sailors opened in Newport and the
owners told the authorities they would
remain open Gs long as the fashionable
Nautilus Club was permitted to run.
The Penn's Grove record., 1912-08-02
CRIST FROM
The WIRES
Latest Dispatches Ground Down
For Hasty Consumption.
WHOLE WORLD CLEANED
The Four Corners of the Earth and
the Seven Seas Are Made to
Yield a Tribute of Inter
esting News.
WASHINGTON

President Taft has completed his
speech accepting the Presidential
nomination. He appeared at his OIL
fee for the first time in a week.
Investigation by the Department OIL
Commerce and Labor of the recent an
thracite strike was ordered by the
House.
House Committee voted to report
favorably the Sherley bill, which IS
considered the most drastic pure food
and drug measure yet proposed. 1t
is planned to have the bill passed at
this session.
The Republican members of the
Steel Trust Investigating Committee
said the majority statemen was over
drawn, condemned J.. P. Morgan & Co.
for s~'exacting $62, 500, 900" for services
not worth that sum and suggested con.
structive and palliative legislation.
A long statement defending the de-
cisions on contested seats at the CHI
cage Convention was given out at the
White House.
The United States army transports,
which conveyed the Rough Rider regi-
ment to Santiago, will be sent to the
scrap heap.
George R. Sheldon testified that
Roosevelt did not know of the $230,o00
Hartman fund till afer election.
The Penn's Grove record., 1912-08-02
PLAN TO CHECK
MOTOR ABUSES
Lippincott's Statement Regard
ing Free Use of Roads.
LICENSE MUST BE OBTAINED
Vehicles Which Use the Highways of
the State Beyond Limit of IS Days
Noted and Asked to
Pay Tax.
lsnuG,al Trenton Correspondence

(SpgGtal Trenton Correspondence
Trenton.-The plan of the Depart
ment of Motor Vehicles to check the
foreign cars which are in the state
free was announced here in the fol
lowing statement by State Commits
sioner of Motor Vehicles Job H. Lip
~pincott: Great difficulty has hereto
fore been experienced by the depart
ment in enforcing the f~fteen-day tour
ing privilege, as a number of machines
bearing the license tags of other
states have been in this State for a
greater period than fifteen days, and
hare still escaped the provision of the
act which would compel them to take
out a New Jersey license. In order to
minimize this abuse of privilege, the
department has opened a system of
records whereby the reports of the au-
tomobile inspectors and the police can
be Systematically tabulated at the Of
fee in this city. The result has been
satisfactory, and has gained to the
state a great increase in revenue. The
policy of the department is to issue
to it's inspectors a list of automobile
cording to our records, have been in
this State for more than fifteen days,
with instructions that when seen on
the road they shall be stopped and
compelled to take out local license.
Asked to Take License.
I'm addition to this, the department
has established arrangements with the
automobile departments of other
states whereby a list of the numbers
issued by such state, are forwarded to
them with a request for the name and
address of the owner A letter is then
sent to such address, requesting that
the owner of the number comply i'm
mediately with the motor vehicle law
of this State, and procure a regular
state license. If, after a reasonable
time, this request is not complied with,
the department will place these num-
bers in the hands of the inspectors
with instructions that summary ar
rests be made. The fact that this
scheme has shown practical results
proves that the ~ffteen-day touring
privilege ear be fairly enforced in this
State. The great handicap is a lack of
proper number Of inspectors to make
reports and do the necessary detail
work of enforcement. There is no
reason why the revenue in New Jer-
sey should not be greatly increased
under reciprocity. In fact, from pres
ent indications, it would seem that re-
c%iprocity would mean an increased
revenue rather than a decreased rev.
enue, provided the proper machinery
is given to the motor vehicle depart
ment to strictly enforce the law. The
returns from our license agents in
New jersey indicate that there is a
greatly increased registration during
the summer months of this year over
a similar period last year"
The Penn's Grove record., 1912-08-02

Five men who were arrested charg-
ed with working at semi-pro ball fields
on Sunday in New York city were
fined S. apiece.
Ernest Barry, English sculling
champion, defeated Richard Arnst of
Australia in a match race over the
Thames course for the sculling cham
pionship of the world and a $4,000 side
bet.
Gossip among the Detroit Tigers is
to the effect that Ty Cobb, whose
~three-year contract for $27, 900 expires
this year, will demand renewal at S45,-
600 for the next three years.
The Willard I'd, the ~speediest aero
plane in existence, capable of ITO
miles an hour, was smashed at Mine
ola, N. Y. E. F. Gallaudet, the driver,
was slightly injured.
Nobody begrudges Sweden the grand
total of points at the Olympic games,
considering all sports, for surely the
United States, earned most of the
glory.
There are those who defend Char
ley Doom and his methods in using a
liniment of some sort on the ball and
thus to render the delivery of a spit
ball pitcher less effective by burning
his tongue and fingers.