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The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1912-01-10

been hired by the Paupack school di-
rectors to finish the term of school
at Lakeville, the former teacher hav-
ing secured a position as principal
IN the Washingtonville, n. Y, school. |
The Guy Brothers minstrel COM
pany, who are again coming to Haw-
ley, relate that when they paid their
first visit here with a small company
of about seven, the nearest approach
to an opera house was rooms on the
second floor of the building now used
by F.. l.. Tuttle as a store of general
merchandise, and it was in these
rooms that the company presented
their first performance to the Hawley
public. Now who can say We haven u
grown?
Lincoln Stephens, son of Mr.. andS
Mrs. J. \. Stephens, of Lakeyille.
met with an accident last week.
which came very near being fatal
While working with a gang OF men,
engaged in clearing the land of thsI
Paupack Power company, just back
of what is called Brier Hill, a limbI
from a falling tree struck him on thsl
head knocking him senseless andI
lacerating nearly the length Of his|
face. Being far from a house andI
two miles from his home the predica-|
ment was keenly realized by his ex-
cited companions, but as soon as posi-
sible he was taken in an unconsciousI
condition to his home where medi-|
cal aid was administered and his|
wounds dressed.
When the weather permits Messrs.
Denison and Wederer, contraCtOrs.I j
will push the work on the founda1
tion of Watts warehouse that is go-|
ing up near the bridge on Riverl
street. When completed this build-I
| ing will be a great improvement tel
| that section of the town.
! Miss Sara Thomas, Philadelphia
gave a lecture at the NJ. f. church
| on Sunday evening on the effect of
| alcohol on the brute as well as thd
human system. She gave an illus1
tration of a scientific experiment on
four dogs, showing the effect it mad
on the two that We're fed the alcohol
Mrs. E. Peet and child of Peetona|
Pa, are guests of her parents, Mrl
and Mrs. Charles Bidwell on Church
| street.
Joseph Mcnamara of Brooklyn, ID
visiting with friends and relatives id
town.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1912-01-10

Mitchell Palmer Of the Scranton dis
trict gained control Of the state com
mittee Of Pennsylvania. and by his di-
rection Guffey was unSeated and Pal.
mer was elected national committee
man. There was no vacancy at the
time Guffey was unseated. His dis
placement was clearly contrary to the
rule adopted by the national conven-
ton at Denver. Colonel Bryan, in the
national committee, insisted that Guf
feys displacement was legal.
All the states and territories were
represented except Kansas when the
committee was called to order in the
Hotel Shoreham by Chairman Norman
f. Mack. The Kansas committeeman
came in later.
The committee decided not to hear
the reports of cities desiring the ma
tional convention until today. Each
city Baltimore. Chicago. New York.
St Louis and Denver-are very largely
represented.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1912-01-10
BRYAN IN CONTEST FIGHTS.
Nebraskan Fails to Unseat Guffey and
WeatherLy.

" d:,hiuGtuu. Jan. 9.-ColOnel William
J. Bryan. three times the candidate Of
his party for president, lost control OF
the Democratic national committee
when he WAS overwhelmingly defeated
in two test Asses forced by himself, one
in Alabama aud one in Pennsylvania.
In both cases Bryan bolted the cardinal
doctrine Of his party incorporated into
its government by himself in the Dem
ocratic national convention OF 1908.
Some months ago John l.. Tomlinson
national committeeman from Alabama
died. Acting under resolution adopt
ed in 1908. the Democratic state com
mittee OF Alabama flled the vacancy
by electing James Weatherly OF Bir.
mingham. Bryan opposed the seating
of Weatherly and was beaten in the
committee by vote OF "a to 13. In
Denver in 1903 Colonel James NJ. Cuff
fey of Pittsburgh. who had been ma
tiohal committeeman from Pennsyl,
vanla for many years, was reelected
by the Pennsylvania delegation by =
majority OF fourteen. BY Bryan's e1.
press command the convention unseat,
ed Gu1rey and elected In his place
James s. Kerr, The latter died during
the campaign. The Democratic state
committee Of Pennsylvania, acting on
the resolution adopted in the nationa
convention. assembled and elected Guf
fey 10 the place made vacant by Kerr
death Last spring Representative A
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1912-01-10
TO TRY THREE FOR HOLDUP.
Federal Officials at Erie Get Another
Accused of Robbery.

Erie, Pa, Jan. 9.-It has developed
that the United States authorities are
holding three men in connection with
the Philadelphia and Erie railroad train
robbery case and that three instead of
two will be placed on trial charged
with being members Of the gang of
desperadoes in the United States court,
now in session here.
A sergeant OF the Buffalo police de-
partmsnt arrived with a third man,
who was arrested in Buffalo in connec-
ton with the holdup.
The crime for which the three are to
stand trial was the holdup OF the even
Ing passenger train from Philadelphia
to this city on the night OF June 80 last
at Five Nile curve, near this city.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1912-01-10
WIFE SHOT, ASKS DIVORCE.
Bradford Woman Says Husband Tried
to Kill Her.


Pittsburgh, Jan. 9.-Mrs. Kathryn
Weems, member of prominent family
of Bradford, Pa. and sister Of Ray
mond S. Wheeler Of ST. Louis. ap-
peared in divorce court here asking for
a separation from her husband, Harry
S. Weems Of New York city. The pres
ent whereabouts Of the respondent is
unknown.
To Judge Shafer Mrs. Weems, who is
about twenty-five years old, told of an
alleged attempt Of her husband to kill
her and himself at the foot of the Nc
Kinley monument at Buffalo, n. Y,
Aug. "a, 1909. DR.. Harry L. Devine of
Shelbyville, Ind, formerly connected
with the Emergency hospital, Buffalo,
testified that Mr.. and Mrs. Weems
were brought to the hospital, the for
mer with a bullet in his head and Mrs
Weems with three bullet wounds in
her body.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1912-01-10
MARION WANAMAKER ILL.
Brother Of John Wanamaker In Crit.
ical Condition.


Philadelphia, Jan. 9.-Marion Wana-
maker, youngest and only living broth
er Of John Wanamaker, is in a serious
condition at his home, 1903 Wallace
street, where he is suffering with pa.
ralysis
Born in Fort Wayne, Ind, about six
ty-one years ago, Mr.. Wanamaker
came to this city when a boy. Gradu
ating from the high school, he went
into the business of his brother, John
Wanamaker, but stayed only few
years, leaving to enter the employ of
S. NJ. Wanamaker & Co, merchant
tailors, SIS Chestnut street
After learning this business he or.
ganized the firm OF Wanamaker &
Brown. In all Mr.. Wanamaker has
been connected with the merchant tai,
loring trade Of Philadelphia for more
than thirty years.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1912-01-10
EOUIN UNK.
Enninunk. Pa. j

EqulnunK, IA, Jan. 5.
Mrs. Ausin Franks and daughter
Sylvia, Of Deposit, are visiting Mrs
Anna Hodge.
Richard Watson, who has been
away for a short stay, has returned
home.
Mrs. Tavelpiece and two sons are
visiting at Isaac Ludwig's.
Christmas passed off quietly and
without any snow.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. J. Beattie of
townsville were callers at Cain
Lords last week.
Lou Woodmansee expects to re-
turn to Pennington Seminary We'd
nesday.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1912-01-10
CARNEGIE TO TESTIFY.
lronmaster Will Tell All He Knows
About Steel Trust.

Washington, Jan. 9.-Chairman Stan
ley Of the steel committee admitted
after two days of strenuous and un-
qualified denials that Andrew Carne-
gle, acting on advice of counsel" had
refused to appear before the commit
tee in response to an informal request
and that it had been necessary to sub
poena him. Now everything has been
fixed up, and Mr.. Carnegie, according
TO a telegram, will be on hand when
the committee convenes at 1870 tomor-
row morning.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1912-01-10
SHERMAN SHARES IN ESTATE.
viii of Mother-in-law Leaves Vice
President S25 900,

Utica, n. Y, Jan. 9.-The will of Mrs.
Ellen Sheriff. Babcock, mother-in-law
Of Vice President Sherman, admitted to
probate here, disposes OF an estate in
excess Of 100000.
The vice president is a beneficiary to
the extent OF 5000. and each of Mr..
Sherman's three sons, Sheriff.. Rich
ard o. and Thomas. grandsons of the
testatrix, receives $4,000. Sheriff. Bah
cock Of New York. son of the testa-
trix, is executor OF the will and with
his sisters. Mrs. James S. Sherman
Louise B. Moore and Anita b. De Long.
will divide the major portion OF the es-
tate.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1912-01-10
WANTS ENGLISH GOOD WILL.
Crown Prince of Germany Makes
Amends For Reichstae Incident.

Berlin, Jan. 9.-Crown Prince VII
helm is now credited with a desire to
emulate the example of his father in
cultivating the friendship Of England
Since the future emperor has return
ed from Danzig. he has done his ut
most, short of making a public declara-
tion. to make it clear that his behavior
during the debate in the reichstag last
November was not intended as an anti
British demonstration, but was meant
to show his opposition only to certain
features Of the German foreign policy,
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1912-01-10
IT MIGHT BE WORSE.
Australian Mack" Arrested For Ca
madam Bank Robbery.

New York, Jan. 9.-John Mcnamara.
known to the police OF the United
Mack" is under arrest here charged
with the burglary of the branch bank
Of Montreal in New Westminster, B.
c., on Sept. IA. About S240,OOO in ne
gotiable notes and gold and $135,0OO
in notes lacking the signature of an
officer of the bank to make them valid
were taken. When tapped on the
shoulder by an officer Mcnamara i'm
mediately asked to see the warrant
and. after reading 1t, said:
We'll, I'm relieved, / thought it
might be something worse"
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1912-01-10
NOTICE OF PRIVATE SALE {

NOTICE OF PRIVATE SALE Ol
y real estate of the estate d
Thomas Neville, late of the TOWNSHIP
of Sterling, county of Wayne an
State of Pennsylvania, deceased.
At an Orphans Court held
Honesdale in said county on DecenI
ber 80, 1911. the following ordd
was made: Il
And now, December 80, 1911, 4
reading the within petition, it \
ordered and decreed that a heariII
of the within application for an ordi
or decree for the private sale of IN
within described land, shall be hei
on the goth day of January, 1912, 4
10 o'clock, a. m, and that an ordd
shall be then made as within prayd
for on proof of notice as required \
Act of June 8, 1911, unless excel
tions are filed, or a higher price a
fCred.
BY the Court.
In ccordnce with the above orde|
an application will be made to n
Court at the time therein stated n
decree authorizing a private sal
of the real estate of Thomas Nevil
late OF Sterling, deceased.
NJ. r. Simons, SYLVIA NEVILLE
Attorney. Administrative.
104-3w.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1912-01-10
CARLEY BROOK.
Especial to Ths Citizen ]


The Rev. DR.. Murdoch will preach
at Torrey at p. m. Jan. 4, and conf
vene the quarterly conference fol
Carley Brook charge after the serI
mon.
There will be no service at Grid
land and West Damascus on that day
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1912-01-10
SEAT NEW MEXICO MEMBERS
Curry, Republican, and Ferguson,
Democrat, Sworn In.

Washington. Jan. 9.-New Mexico's
first members of congress-George Cur
ry. Republican, and Ii. B. Ferguson,
OF the house.
They were presented by Mr.. Sulzer
of New York New Mexicos admis-
sion to statehood was ratified Satur-
day by the president.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1912-01-10
Biz Lockout Threatened.

Bradford, England, Jan. 9.-The seri-
Gus trouble which has developed over
the question of nonunionists has
spread to the wool trade. Two thou
sand combers are out on strike, and a
lockout OF 10000 employees is expect,
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1912-01-10
poa Guides to Masters Body.

Corning, n. Y, Jan. 8. - Maurice
Worth. a glasscutter, went to the
woods a short distance from his home
and shot himself. pet bulldog led
his wife and daughter to the body.
He had been Respondent because of
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1912-01-10
~ Office OF APPEALS.

The Commissioners OF Wayn'
county, Pa, have fixed the followini
days and dates respectfully for hear
ing general appeals from the assess
ment of 1912 at the Commissioners
office, HOnesdale, Pa:
Tuesday, Jan. 80, 1912, Honesdal'
and Texas.
Wednesday, Jan. 31-Berlin. Da
mascus, Manchester, Buckingham
Lebanon, Oregon.
Thursday, Feb 1-Scott, Starruc
ca, Preston, Mt. Pleasant, Cherr,
Ridge, Dyberry, Bethany.
Friday, Feb. Clinton, Canaarl
South Canaan, Prompton, Waymart
Lehigh, Dreher.
Saturday, Feb. 3-Salem, Sterling
Lake, Hawley, Palmyra, Paupack.
Real estate valuations cannot b
changed this year except where i'm
provements have been made, som
noticeable depreciation or errors.
Persons who have complaints ca
mail them TO the Commissioners OF
fee, Honesdale, Pa, and they will re
ceive consideration by the Assessor
and Commissioners.
JOHN MALE,
EARL ROCKWELL,
NEVILLE HOLGATE,
Attest: commissioners.
Thomas Y Boyd. Clerk 3teoi3
HoneSdale, Pa, Jan. 2, 1912.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1912-01-10
M'MANIGAL TO TESTIFY.
Confessed DynamIter Arrives In In
disnapolis.

Indianapolis, Ind. Jan. 9.-Ortie Nc
Manigal, the confessed dynamiter who
is TO give evidence before the federal
grand jury, is occupying a room in the
federal building and will be taken be-
fore the grand jury some time this
week.
The father Of McMsnigal was permit
ted to see him at the federal building
They had not met since last March
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1912-01-10
Dies After an Operation.

Paterson, n. j., Jan. 9.-Police Com
missioner William Ryan died following
an operation for strangulated hernia.
He was sixty nine years old.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1912-01-10
CHIEF JUSTICE WHITE ILL.
Head OF Supreme Court Confined tc
Home With a Cold.

Washington, Jan. 9.-Edward Doug
lass White, chief justice of the Unit
ed States, is suffering from a cold. He
has been advised to remain indoors for
a few days, but may be well enough to
preside Wednesday. He is not seri-
nmslN ILL
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1912-01-10
Weather Probabilities.

Snow, followed by clearing and colder
on the coast. Wednesday fair and cold; ;
northwesterly gales
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1912-01-10
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION,
~ ESTATE OF
JOHN Il. RIEFLER.

Late OF HOneSdale.
All persons indebted to said estaI
are notified to make immediate paI
ment to the undersigned; and tRoI
having claims against said estate al
notified to present them, duly attei
ed, for settlement.
FRANCES f. RIEFLER)
j. ADAM KRAFT Executod
NJ. +. SIMONS J
Honesdale, Pa, Dec. 2a, 1911. l01|
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1912-01-10
TALE OF THE WEATHER.

Observations of the United
States weather bureau taken at
s D. IN. yesterday follow:
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1912-01-10

Attest: Commissioners.
Thomas Y. Boyd. Clerk 3teoi3
Honesdale, Pa, Jan. 2, 1912.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1912-12-22
Stt pieI etniad,er.
0liidBiinidls Der Stdett merotu BEN
aaiier perl0nlih iiberbradlt perseu.

Berlin. 18. 8e5. SIM 5irbIid uui
ben bsporitebenben SabresnsdIel bers
Iautet, oab aaifsr QBiIbeIm bic 2lb.
Iidt ausgsiprohen babe, ben aIten
graud db3ufhuffen, nah mel6em
Bic Gtdbtberpaltungsn BON Berlin,
gbarlottsnburg uuo poisbam bem
Wonar6en ibre Gladndnf6e i6rifi-
Iih 5u iibermitteln pflegten. Die
8urgermeiitsr unb MagiItrute Der ges
uonnten brsi Stdote iolItn bufiir Ges
legsnbeit baben. osfn Wlonar6en bic
@liidpiinfhe perf0nfif gu iiberbrns
gen. Dds oleiHe 8srfabren 'on gum
geburtstdg bss aoifers singsfdIagsn
iuerben.
Die @6faFung Der @ladpunffs
noreFen unb bic 9eantiDortuug ourd
bag 3ipilfd6inett oerurTahen mad
@nii6i beg aoifers cine U1enas iibsrs
FIiiTigtr fhriftliber @rbeit. Our
@ereinidbunq bes Ghreibpelens Toll
bssbol6 am Reuiabrstag unb am 27.
SGnudr Elm perTonIider Gmpfdng
Der giirgermsifsr uno WasiItrate
im 4aij.ri4loB iiattfinssa. 4~
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1912-12-22
@trO prp5eIIiert.
gSegcn erfOIalOien 9lttentats
anf 0raf Sissa.
slbseorOnetsr aopacs.

9ubopeft. IS. 9e5. Seute bat bier
bic pro3efiieruns bes pppofitioneIIen
Reidstngsabgeorbneten sulius aOs
pdcs be9onnen, Der am 7. eSuni
tpdbrenb eirer ftiirmiICbeE Sibung
Elm erfolqIOfes RepoIberattentat ouF
ben prdiibenten 0rafeu stephan
3is5a beriibt unb fi6 bdnn TeIbft gu
eridtesen beriu6te. obne fi6 iebo5
gefdbrlih su bsrnunben.
Die 2tusIieferung 9opacs', Der I'M
atuifhen interchangeable lit, ON bic
StoatsonnaIiTboft fpar, ON 25. Sus
nj bonn parlament einftimnig Be-
i6Iofen norben. 9lIerbiuqs pa;
bic Ginftimnligteit bobur6 erreidt
porben. bob bic Oppofition bon oet
Se:luabme an ben SfBuneen uusges
fdloiIen porben mar.
Die 4nflaoe ldutet auf berIudtsn
Woro. 9os @eri6tsoebduoe its5t
pdhreno Der 8erhnnblunaen inter
itarter gsnohung uno bem gros
hen gublitum tpirb nnr elm BE-
ihrdntier 9ulaB geipdhrt fperben.
Sine pJrIduFiqe Gacbperffdnoioens
llnteriu6uno batte aopacs fir unsus
rehrungsfdbis i'm Woment Der Eat
erfIGrt
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1912-12-22
StnOentem in Soarnild
MeOiSiner in 6nllr babcn eiueu
Streif inauguriert.
8eiAperen iidD iibsr SlnslauOer.


Berlin, 18. 0e8. SSyu Suae baben
fiCb Sipiiden ben Stuoiereuoen uno
Der mebi5iniIaen 6nlultdt Der lluis
periitdt 9ertpirfniIie ernIten gbdrats
ters einseitellt. Die ,tliniIben CT
meter" betlagten iid barber. 0uB
2lusldnber nit ungeniigenoer 9orbiIs
oung ibnen in ben Rljnifen uno S6rs
fallen Die beiten pIdBs unb aud bas
Obnebin eeipDbnIidD indppe toitbdre
glnatomiez iezMateridI fprtndbmen.
Die Stuoierenoeh perldnaten, baB
9tusldnosr tiinFtie MIR unter ben
slei4en 9ebingunaen pis sic beuts
fd1en Meoi3iner uno nur na9 bsItdns
oenem Tentamen physicum, Der
dr5tlihen @prpriifung, su osn tlinis
fc4en 9urIen SuoetdITtn ipiiroeu.
Dieie 6orbsrrng ipurbe Ieitens oes
Qebrtorpers dbaeIebnt, unb oaraufbin
gingen bic fliniihsn SemeIter an ben
Streit. sic blieben ben 8orleTuns
gen uno prattiI6en 3urTen fern. Die
9rpfeforen, bic nun ntdt le6iglif
fir bic MusIGnoer oo8itren iuputen,
Tdlofen ibre &olegien, un6 iebt bas
ben iih fdmtIide Nlebisiner benz
Streit anaeI4IpFen,
Der 0etan Der meoisiniIdeu Sas
fulidt. prof. 8ernifein, permeieerte
Die glbeabe dller binben6en @rtIdruns
gen. ipDrauf cine @erIommlunq Der
Gtiloenten etnberuFsn Dutoe, ipel6e
bef6IoB, ben Gjs1amiitreit fortsu.
feben. GuBerbem bat Die 6auenisr
Stubentenfdaft Ole iibrigen beuiT6sn
llniperiitdten aufgeforosrt, ibrem
8eiTpieI 3u foleen. @0itinaen unb
Rarbura baben ibre Spmpatbien be-
reits erfIdrt.
0as @orgeben Der Stubenten nirb
dlIentbdIben blr6dus ipmpdtbifd be-
urteiIt. Sic perIi9ern, 6aB ibr Qufs
treten ii6 nidt oeqen aIeidqebilbete
auslGn0er rihts. ionbern oaB Iie
nur @lsidberethtigung perIanaten unb
oaB lie Der unaeredten 8ebor3uqunq
dusIdnbif6er glemente Elm Gnoe mas
den tpollten.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1912-12-22
OrnnOlteiulegu
Gin uencs epangeliid -lntbrri-
idles Sebrer.Seminar.
&irS in 9iiusr GsOrsIt scbant.

Chicago. SIIs., II. 9.3. Sir tie sur
JtlhourizS Spnooe gsb0riaen oeatiben
eDona. sIutberiI6eu @emeinoen oieIer
Staot uno Der ilmeegeno por Der
lebte Sonntoq bon GROCER 8eoutunq
osnn es puroe Der 6irunoFein 3u
benz neuen groBen 9ebrerIeninor gea
lest. peldbes Die SDnooe mi! einem
2ofenoufluano bon niht peniQer aIs
$250.000 in Der @orItaot Ripei
6Orelt, ni9t peit BON ber Staot.
grenSe, errtchten ldBt. Die geteili.
guug an Der 7Seier mar cine ouBer.
oreentlicb 3ablreitbe unb es h,rrfntt
in oem nieItoufsnotDpfiqen 0u6lisdm
eine feitliChe. bsgeiiterte Stimmunq
Sogte man iih bod, ooB nah iabre.
Iongsn ppferfteueiaen Semii6nnosu
oas srpbe Wlerf, Elm prdd,tiaes Cent
nal beaetItertsr Sdttraf. uno Nus
bauer, nun baIo poIlenoet fsin ntro.
Yaitor +. pfotenbuuer, oey Brdies
bes Rprbs SIlinoissDiitritts Der Oh.
uobe. belt bic osutIthe uno BaTior Z.
WliIIer, Der 8iseprdles, bic .n1Iiibe
5eitprebigt, Sin GROCER MloFcnhor.
beitebeno ouS Der Ghicaaoer eebrerz
fonferen5 uno ben MGnner66ren BON
1S @emeinhen Der Stoot. bradliC cine
.Bidlms Wotette al @eb6r uno Der
Stubentenhor bes QtbbiIoner 0ebrer.
ieminors Gieb eine eHgIifds fsFhpmue
erihnllen.
Die 9fnlaae, neIhe eine ber Ithons
iten ibrer Dirt i'm aausen 2onbe su
lperben peripribt, ipiro mrbr uls 200
5tubenten llntsrtunIt bieten. gRon
bofft, bob Bis gum Serbit nGhIien
Sabres ineniafens elm Sell 6er gns
itaIt piro beaoaen tperben t6nnen.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1912-12-22
Mtacbcm 9iaOau.
Slbedlen peramitalten 9emout
itratiOuen III Iilien.
5tSrenfrieOt n.lrOsu scr6aftet.

gBien, II. 0s3. gBie ous giIien.
Sobmen, qemelott piyo, baten bic
bortiasu SIhsdben lpiilte Demonftras
ttonen peranituItet uno ibrer Spppfiz
tion 9egen bic SaItung Der gteaie-
runa in Der IerbiIheu ssraae ourch
Sni3enierung pjIbefer glusItreituns
gen ausorud geqebeu.
@s fanben IGrmenbe Wlelisnperz
iommIungen itott, unb untel oem
8eiong bon 6eblieoern burd)3pqen bic
Wengeu bic StroBen. Der GSeTono
lipuroe aIle Nu9eubIide ollrh tndpers
rdteriIdle RuFe unterbroheu.
Die RoIi5ei mar ouber Stouhe. bie
0emonltronten 5u seritreuen. mili.
tar lpuroe reQuiriert, uno audi nen
2ruppen aegeniiber blieben bic STdes
den bartnddig. 10 bnB Die SpIbaten
ge3pungen lporsn. nit qefGlltsn 9n=
lonett porSugsben, 3ohlreife gers
hGftunden fpurben nornennun,e,,
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1912-12-22
BaHtn erpI oofert.
3wei Arbeiter ipnrOeu est0tea, uttbrrre
leidlt perlet3t.

e5noianopoIis, S5nb,, 18. 9e3. Gin
unteriroifh ang:legtss gaHin fir
Rob0I erpIobierte geftern, unb BON
ben arbeitsrn, Die sur 3eit Der Grs
pIoiion in Der gldbe bes 9ofiins be-
fhaftigt pareH fpurben spei bod in
be Quft geidleuoert. Gle fielen
baHn in bG5 6lsgnenbs Cel uHo fans
ben bort einen lHredlitben 9ob. Dis
mar bic Qsihsn fano, fparen its foum
no3 ioeHtifi3isrbar. Son ben nubes
rem @tbsitsrn tUurbsn sinise Isi6t
berlebt.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1912-12-22

Sn 3em in Snoianapo'is, ssn6.,
nuetnbIidfd per1anOelien 8puorits
@eri9p0rTpro3sB 9egen msbr als
bfsrsig QrbeiterfiiBrer uu6 @edmie Der
Union ber 8dueiienarbe;ier, begannsn
beuie DE plIioopers.
- Tsv friihsrs Senotor 5oraier
mia <Jr ce1 Senatsfomitee. bos bic
S.amplgne5eitldes untsrfu6t, erfdeis
mn, am. ME sl iagt. einigt 4usIogen
5serIts, sc ii6 ouf isin, EOrattrs.
@erhaltnis 81 Dem Selmagnatea
NE4BeIo bssossu, az sTsdnssH,
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1912-12-22
Sest aud, tn 5rop.
Burn Setettips ipiiren In N1iami
6OnHtD Oem @rabid nad.

9rob. g.. 18. ge3. grf iebt 1T
e. bstannt gstDorben. boB Qgenien
eer befannten unb in neuerer 3eit BE-
lonbsrs unisr getDifen poliiitern uno
offentli1en geaniten aefiir6ieten
Burns 9etetfiDagettur felt anna
6ernb eiHem baIben syabrs Bier unb
i'm gouHtD na6 9rdbIa un6 aors
ruption gsiuht boben. 81 beibi. o1s
fis Elm srgiebiass 1selb gefuHbsn bas
Sen. 70 bdb bic Braroinrp i'm nd6s
fen Wonat sttuas 5u tuH betommsn
nirb.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1912-12-22
eeiImitteI aeaen arebs?
Gin 6oipitalarSt in 6bicaao mil es
enDlidl eHfbedt bsben.

Gbicago. Su.. Is. Dss. gr. u. 81.
Dhdmonb, oer prdIibent hes Robert
Burns 6ofpitals, srfldrte geftern,
6aB 8r. Sofsp6 De gtefano, einer
Ger 6ausdr3ts bss 6oTpitols. Finfs
sshH Wldnuer ur0 7Frauen, BON oenen
piemanb iiinger als so Sabre IT,, bonn
grebs gsheilt Bat. had Reuiafr min
Tr. q. u. Wbamonb bas bpn fsinen
Goaegen 8e SieF1no aneenanbte
6silrnittsl ben Wlitaiis0eyn Der GIT
eaao Webitai Societp" uuterbreiten
uHo 6is n5iioen erfldruu1sn bdriibsr
abqeben. llntGnoH fog 9r. Te Ste
fang einsn 9aiienteu gsheilt bnben,
Der bon fdmtIiaeu Qsr5ten, bic ibn
bebauseIs batteu, .aufssssben iDorben
mar.