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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-06-25
Seloblnmcu.

Sen Itpl5cn gilt mciu 2icbd1cu
nid)t,
Die huut i'm @urtcn pransen;
Sic iino 9cfeicrt I'M @eoiht,
Seitbem Soeten ian9en.
Sen fleincn, Die am &cgc
itebu
Sen armen unb gcrinacn,
Sic bliib'n uuo pelfcn mt
geicb'u
@to6t' ih mein @riiBten
brin9en.
~
Sebt 5u, lpriht Soft, pcrz
adItct niht
Nir Gins bon bicicn aleinen.
Iud) ibncn bari mein Iuz
geiiGt,
@ein Sonncuali9e id]ciucu.
~ ~ -
Scr befannte Stntiititcr !. $
Ioorc bat allsgcrchnct. huS 81
Imerifaner I'M pcrflolieneu Sabr
$2,000.0 00, 900 fir gciiti9c @ctrdnfe
$50, 000. 900 fir nid,t bcrnuidcnov
unb $25.000,000 fir Gnll
9ummi aus9nben.
IS Gle Glterm iollten ben Sinocri
perbietcn SinspOsel 5u ihieeen Doe
beren Heiter aus5unebmen. Grflir
welhe llumense Snicftcm poi
benielben uernilgt iuerbcn mup mad
Die Snaben anf ben lieblidlen @eianl
unierer Sdnser I'M @alo uuo Stu
anfmerfiam. User tic oann nod per
nihtet, Der bat Sriisel perbient.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-06-25
Sie beioen 3iesrn.

3lpei 3icgcn bcgcsnetcn einanncr
uuf cincm idmaleu Stegc, Der
ilber cineu ticfcn, rcibcnhcn @albs
ItrDm iilbrtc; Die cine molte bers
ilbcr; Die nlbcrc biniibcr.
v8cb' mir nlIs Dem @csc!" iagte
oic ettc. .Sas marc mir IfDn",
ricf Die anbcrc. Och Oh Suriid
mo lnb mid, b%iniibcr: id ipar Srs
crit nuf Der 9riidc."
~@o5 fdat Dir cin?" periestc
nic critic; lid bin 10 piel dltcr ais
on. uub ipntc Dir lpcid,cn? nimuucrs
mcbrl Seibe beitanben INNER
b%artnufiger baruuf, bnb tic einnns
Der nitt nadaebcn pollten; icbe
luo0te Suerit biniiber, uno 70 fam
cs bonn Sanfc sum Strcitc unb 81
Sbdtlihfeiten. Sic bielten ibrc
5prner portudrts uno rnnnten 5orniq
gegencindnber. BON DEM bcftigen
StoSc perloren aber 9eibc Dos
@leid9eipid,t; lie itiirSten m~iteinau :
Der ilber Den ifmalcn Stcg binab IN
Den reibcnScu @albitrom aus mel,
dem iie lid nur nit Iilbc ans llfer
rettcten.
Ger Giscniinuige uno Sartnddiss
fiist lid semeinlih ielbit ben srSften
Shabcn su.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-06-25
Gin ,uaferer fleiner Suuae.

Ius Buffalo. g.. q, miro iplgcube
0eid)ihte eemcloet: Normau Smitb.
brei Sabre alt, go. 21S Mineral
Sprin9s @es, ipieltc iiingit Hdf,mit
tags Dor ocn, e%ltcrlifeu 5auIe, ais Cit
GROCER Sunb, gclb bon Sarbc nit mr.
cincm Auge. i'm dttdfirtc. Scr Suno
oerbib iit in oas linfc Sein bes &lcis
men uno lpolite nid,t loSlalicn. Ser
bilfloIc anabc idric uub icin @rpBs
patcr. Sermann Scrpau5, 66 Sabre
alt. Der scrabe nit 8artenarbeit be-
id)ditist q elite gum Sciiraro lcis
ncs @nfclS berbci. @r crgriff ocn
Sunb bcim 8enid unb periubtc. i'm
bon benz @naben ab5uSieben. bod pcrs
scblih, oas piitbenpe Sbier licB nid,t
los. Nadpem Der Iltc inter su
Siffenabme cincs Stciues Dem 6unpc
Su Seibe riidte. iunnbte lid, Ole 9citic
segen DEN Iu9reifer unb iprang ibm
nad) Der &cblc. SflicSlidb idIua Scr
8uuo feline 3dbne in Serpau5' lintcs
Scin. ibm cine 9roSe &unbc bel
bringenb. Der @tauu ncriud,tc bcn
&mno nbjubultcn. cbenio bentiibtc lid
Der flcine Subc. icincm 8roBpatcr 81
bclicn. inhcm CT has CHER bcim
Sfipdusc faBtc. bod umicnIt.
Ser Ilfc nar id,on Sicmlit err
milbct, alS pnS ainb ms Snus elite
nub Der @rpBmutter bcriftctc. hnS
Gin @oIf ipcbeu ben 0robpatcr tobtcn
lpollc. Srnu Scripnu5 crgriif ihuel
eincn Sammcr mb elite 5iim aampfs
plae. no Der Suno DEN altcu Iann
acacn ciicn gam 9cbrdnst bate.
Sran Scrpau5 sdb ibrcm @nnnc Den
Sammcr uno bicier idll9 bamit Dem
Sunbe aui Den aopf bis or tort mic
beritiirSte.
9ro6patcr unb Sntcl ipurben itipcr
psrlcst ms Saus 9ebratt unb Gin
Ar5t 9cruien.
Ter Tilscr.
Sn chem id,oncn SdIonc. bon Dem
id,on ldngit fcin Stcin mcbr uili Dem
nnrcru scblieben lit. lcbtc emit Elm
iebr reid,cr Hitter. @r pcripcnbetc
iebr. picl @clo haraui. icin ShloS
rcdt prGdtig aus6uSieren; Den Nrncn
that CT abcr lpcni9 @rtcs..
"a fan, nm cinmal Gin armer
Yilser in baS Sdlo6 unb bat nm
Haftbcrbcrsc. Der Sitter pieS i'm
trosis ab unb iprn6: vSicicS 8aus III
teiu 0aiibaus." Der Yilgcr iastc:
~Grlaubt mir mir nrei Srascn. 10 min
ih p%eiteraetcn." Der Sitter iprad,:
rIuf bicic Seoinsuns bin mSst Sbr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-06-25
lie feline @6rtncrin.


NctHc Sliimd,cn bnbcn Surlt,
0nbs gar wohl gciehcn;
Slirti9, burtis lpta ih orum
9tn 5llm Srunrcn gcbcu.
~
Srildle5 @nilcr bot if cud'.
&artct MIR Gin @cildcu;
Wartet MIR. ihr Rnalcin roth
llno ihr blaneu &cildeu.
Sicbt, bier hdbt ihr @dncr
ldlpn.
Srinft MN nit Sebaecu;
@lubt mo ouftet nod rcd)t
lang.
&ollt ibr Snnf mir ingcu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-06-25
! I'm trauten familienkrei(e.. =
s.sxxxsxxxaxso

Iden ilbertrn9cu perben tonucrl, III
oitrd, Die llntcriud,uu9cn Der aouigs
lidlcn Gommtiiipn fir Wenidlcus mn
Sbicre SubcrfnIole u1b cine Heibe poll
unbercn bcroprra9enbcn Snrpcridlufs
ten linb @clcbrten nuBcr alcm 3lpeis
fel fcit9eitellt iporben.
81 W / dcls.
Willuautcc Sollntp Idcrbauihulc.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-06-25

Shmcr5en IN Scr Seitc flastc. Is
itclltc lid, bcrmis, onb tic iih bel Den
Tcrrenfun9cn Gin Slut9cfdB 5~criprcn9t
bate; lie itarb. bcpor dr5tlid,e 5ilie
CUR Stclc mar. Srau san ma
crit p Sabre alt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-06-25
: d. { d. I, aber uer=
oient.

,0eboren i'm Sfmnt, err
5osen int Shmus, ernahrt nit
Shmus, trascm iic Shmnt nit
lid, bernm nnn lniien cine
Sibrte BON Sfntus unb Spo
binter lid, iupbin INNER Tie
fommen." Sas lit bos 3cue<
niS, ipcldcs Der Yittsbilreber
Staotratb Der Stlbenfliege aus
itcllt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-06-25
lie %clesante Tem Yorferin - cir
tprnnntifle Mefiim.

gu irscno einem Der Dariitofras
tiid,eu" Srollcnz &crciuc mllB Die
clcaante Netp 9orfcrin unbcotngt ges
boron. lei e5 nun ein 8obltbdtigfcitss
Sereiu ODER eiu Tcreill
(rid)tigcr G~bltinen5 Gcrein) pber Elm
z t / III / edit : Serctn -
iuas n~eueroin9s iebr MODERN 9eipprben
lit. 8ia iic nod moberner iein, 10
lit lie Nit9lieb Der 9i9a. Die gegen
Grtbeilung be5 Stimmrebtes on Die
Srauen lit. Gin brionberer 3ug an
Der cle9anteu giep Oortcriu. lei tic
bon rllraoel" pber ncu9ebadene Sols
%lnrfpnigin ober alid MIR poblbabenb.
lit tire Sreltbe am .Sabenbummel"
(ibopping). Die &unit, gauge &ors
mittage unb Hafmittage IN ben @aas
rcnbduiern unb p%orncbmeu @ciddftcrl
bcrnnt5ubummeln, bat lie lpie feline
Inbere sur 9irtuoiitdt allsgebilpet.
0abei fault JIG icbr oft nidt einmal,
ionberu ia9t aus reinem 3eitpertreib
Sertduier unb Serfduferinncn Set
tern nif unb nb, MIR Inn Die Mare
Su bciihtigcn. Gs fpmmt Iogar 0
baB tic lid tbeilerc Siite 6ur Au3lpnbl
ms Saus ihiden ldBt, lie tragt. ibrc
Sreunbinnen banlit draert unb tic
Damn pieber 5uriidididt. Die @ez
itditss Snbaber fpiIien Sas. @ber
JIG bitten lid, Sbrcr @aieitdt, Der
Souartoni9in, etipas 81 ia9en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-06-25
(Spc5iell fir ben nSamilienfrcis".
Die Grsicbmne
lit. cine perpfuihte, 10 lansc bic ainScr
ibren Niaen bnrdJictcn b~iirfen.

tnb bicicn ibren @i1cn ieben Die
&inoer burh. 10 LANCE Die Slterl1
fciuen eisenen @iacn baben. llno lc
geitioicrter Die .9opo" uno ~8irls"
= uno lestere aaiIo ~bcipnocrs Damn
iinb = beito perfcbrtcr 9cbt's.
5icr babt Sbr cir gciipicl: IllS
Sdptpn, Ohio, p~erlnutct: Static 81, elm
IS Sabre altes Mdod,en. FAM ppr ca.
cirem Subr mad Snptor, I'M, ipie 'tc
ibrer Iuttcr ihrieb, cine Stcllun9
als &lapierlpieIerin in eincm bicli9cn
Manufacturer : Sbeater drl5rtrctcn.
SroBoem bic Sumilie ipoblbobenb ut
itnb Gin ifones &ciin bel louisville,
ap.. beiist. ipar baS Idbdbeu niht 5nr
8iidfebr 5u belpcgen. Sm SailTc Der
Belt id,idt ibr Die &uttcr nuf 8elb.
i'm Wonat Ipril unb Wtai io9ar
Gheds int 9etrasc bon 500. Grit
auf has SrGnsen ibrer anberen
2inber cntihliebt lid ieSofl 5rau 80,
idlicblid perionlid nah Supton 81
fpnn,cn, Inn lire 2iehlingstod,ter sur
9iidfebr al iiberreben, ll%nbeifrcib>
lib mar MN ibr Sdreden. ais tic
bier nnfam. bic ibr als @obning Der
SoGter ansescbene Ibreiie anfiufte
nno an Dem Ylab cine Neger>
N irtbihnft al Der Sed)lten
Strabe porfanb. Sns Wdod,en ipa
lid, audi tbatiddlih bort cine Seit
lang aufsebalten baben, mar aber
acaenipdrtig nift mebr 5u finoen.
Sllid, cine Ibiu1uns idrnmtliher
@onbeIbilber : Sbeater eraab fein
Hciultot. Sie Rutter par ilber oiclc
ih(ehtcn Grfabrum9en berart befiinl>
inert. bab lie gu ibrer Stdrfln9 IN
ihrem Sotel einen Srunf nabm. nm
iid nit .neuen 8rdften auf Die
pcitere Guide 5u beseben. Wdriim
has Wtdohen. bas cine quito Gr5iebz
una acnpilen uno ein bequemes Seben
aciiibrt bate. eisentlidl Dps Slfernz
haus pcrlicb, lit nod Iittbeilung Der
Iutter uncrtldrlid. -
airs Dir, wertbe 2eierin, aud UNI
crflGrlid ?? Dir niht. 6dtte has
imnse Ding b%ansbalten II. h9l. gelernt.
ifatt flimpern; in dnberen Wortcn,
bdtte lie nift bic 8reibeit gebabt, lid,
iiir Sausarbeiten 81 gut 81 balten;
in anDcrcn Wortcn, hattie bic Mama
Az Sanie regiert, itatt bic rYeik",
Damn ipGrc baS SDd)terlein ipobl ltrif@
ter rno pcitieer dart bebanbclt iuor@
Den, ahcr CO pdre aid bcute niht III
Scn Sanpcn bes @erfiibrers. I'M
Ghanhbauic. - %. d.
y y y
Sn Heib' nmb 9lieb.
Gtel Sid in Teib' unb 8licb, bas
8an5e 5u %per1tdrfen.
Ia9 audi. per's 8an5c iiebt. Did
nid,t harin ber1erfen.
las 8an5e fpirft. unb Oh bit brin
nit Scincn Werfcn.
Stea' Sid in Meib' unb @lieb uno
idoare Sid Den St,aarcn:
limb tbcillt Oh nidt Den Riibm. 10
tbeilIt 9u Die 8cfabrcn.
Wirb nid)t Der Initerer Den Sin5els
mann s%ennbren.
gPit quit bod, piro CT ieb'n p~ol5ablis
feline Sd,anren.
Sartit I'M Van5cntpalo nid,t fcblet cine
Cause.
Sch 9einc fcin nnb ici seia6t aui
isbe Stan5c;
Sci mir Gin @latt im aranS. Gin Gins
i'm Hin9cltan5e.
Siibr Gid i'm @un5cn gar,S unn eipia
luic baS @nrSc.
Sricbrid Hidcrt.
~ - -
2ebenSslid.
Wabre Wiiiffeiigfeit nn6 mirfliMen
6~Icrfr;rAcu nruic6ru nnl uvh nae.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-06-25
soa man mnsefodtc Mild senieRen.

Spu HluH HlBtlpuiC DtttW BtlttBCH.
Sn Ser lesteu Seit lit Die Sragc
pieoerbolt erprtert iporben, Oh Die
8aSillen Der Hinbers Sllberfuloie inn
mcnihlideu 8orper Subertulpie bers
porruteu fonnen, unb crit san5 fiirsz
lid bat Yrof. 81. Cher an Dem 2ano>
pirtbihaftliden Snititut in 9eipjis
bieie Srage beiabt. Sementgceen
slaubt 8eb. Ieb. >9iat6 Srof. 81. 6.
Srdnfel in Sale, baB MAJ iid in Der
Snuptiad,c Der Gniiht bon Mobert
&oh anihlieBen miine, ponah fpeber
Der @enihensg a5iQls arf bas Hinb
iibergebcn, nod in Der Sauptiahe Elm
Saftcn bcs Tinbers 8aSilus an
Ienlden itattiinben tonne. Snbes
sibt CO I'M leetcren Sale 5llipeilen cine
Iusnnbme bon Der Regel, uno Slpar
bauptIdflib bel ainbern, bic on
Subertulpie ertranft obcr geItorben
iinb. Sier ml6te tbatidhlih Der
Serbad,t nabe liesen, baB Die Seine
nit Der un9efoften 3ilh in Den
&orper gelangt iparcn. Sarum gibt
Yrof. Or. Sranfel jebem Safsenpien
ben mnabweiSbarcn Ratb, ben @enns
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-06-25
Der Shusensel iuahte.

Ilis Nclp Yort miro nntcr'm Sdtitnt
pon 1. Suni gcitricbcn: Sn Dem BE.
ltrcbcn, cinem berdniauicnocn Mutos
mobil aiis5ulueifen, liefen aeitcrrl
Wforgeu on Der arcu3riig Der 8cjtz
dieter Ine. unb 15S. Str. I'M gprolia6
Sronr Die 8 unb IA Sabre alien Sous
linen 5ortenie mo Slorcnce Allcrbad1
Dor cinen III ruider Sabrt cinbertoms
mennen StraBenbnbnipugen Der 8eitz
DIETER Ipc. sSinie. gtit perStpeiicltcr
Grait ri6 Der Wotorfiibrer 8elp on
Den Sremien. aber Der Strabcnbabnz
luascn lpar 81 itnel ~seiabrcn unb
fonntc nift reht5eitig sum Stillitano
gebruft pcrhen. GUM Gntieben Der
Yuliagiere perid,ipanbcn Die beioci1
ainbcr unter Der porbcren Ylatfprm.
8leid, barnuf blieb Die Gar nit einem
iturfen Stud itebcn.
&cbrere Sraucu idjriccn Inut ouf
uno cine eroBe Wenidennenge itromtc
%5uIanunen. Scbermarm slaubte. man
lperbe bic 5tpei MGbdcn toot unter Der,
Hdocrn hcrpur3ieben. Der Yoliiiit
Sullipdn frph nit Dem Wotoriiibrcr
inter has @orOcrgcitcQ bcS Wagsons,
unc 9cibe tralitcu ibrcn Iugen nitt.
ais tic Die Spci Idbd,cu unpericbrt
Dor Der Sdusporrid,tung' fanoen.
ipeldlc dutomatiih berdbidIt. iucnrt
Der StrnBenbnbnipasen on einen fciten
@esenitanb prallt.
Sic @ahd)cn lpurbcn naf elmer
Mpotbcfe scbrad,t, unb cine 6rai. Die
lie fanntc, gcleitete Tic bon bort nad
Sauic. Die 9iensc brad, in begei,
itertc S%nrrabrufc aliS, ais lie erfannte.
oaB ben aiuoern nid)ts aeid)eben mar.
Sctcit On aud iebcn Gag SI
Scincm Sdusenael. flciner 2ejcx.
liebe 2eicriu 81
*** y
Ter 5mds nub Der Siesenbp6.
Iciitcr Sufs reiite on einent
ihpiiien Sommcrtase 5t ieincm
Shlpascr. llnterlpess truf or einen
nltcn 3%icscnbod. Der gar ernit aus.
lab. Ser SlId1s berebete Den BOD.
ibn cine Stedc 9eses 5u beglciten.
Wer ipeiB. ipo5u ih ibn scbrauhcn
fam! oad,te Der liitise Heinedc. Ils
JIG iibcr ein 8eboft tamcn, bemerfter
tic cincn Srunnen.
-Ihl" iaste Der Slds, yiper bier
cincu Snbctrumf nebmcm fonntel
Soh ih lpcib Hntb. On iteieit 3lcrit
binunter. unp ih ~flcttcrc iibcr ccinc
Sorncr Dir nad,."
rTber". iastc Der Bod. .tuie iperbe
ih picbcr bcrniistommIcn?"
.Tift5 leidter als bicsl" perieste
Der Studs. sd babe cine aubcrs
orocntlidc Stdrtc; id, perbe DID
ifou bcraus5ifbcu. Gnn, lieber &C.
treucr, lpillit Su. baB ih Dor 0urit
perid,mad)ten ipl?"
Der BOD bate Iitleiben nit ncm
Srdls nno 'tieg nlio binab. Der
Sud)s flettertc ilbcr Die Sorncr aui
oen 8iidcn Mnb bon on ms @aiicr.
.2us beiBt cirmal 9etrunfcnl"
riei Der Studs. .Nac altcn 9odc
lpIlen lcbcu! - Spfl nnb abcrmals
Sod,! Nun aber crlaubc, oa6 ih
iuiebcr biuariitei9c."
Ser Sud)S fam rihtig aus ocnt
Srnnncn. ais CT aber Dbcn mnr. rieI
CT ladeno binunter; ~Sntcr @railz
bart. bciicb' Dir berpcil bciu sez
lebrteS 0eiiht i'll nem Iaiieripicsei;
id, babe IL nid,t Seit. nod lan9er
bier SIT peripeilen." Allo trabtc CT
pom biuiien.
Merfe: ltnhant Ut Der @clt
Sobn. - Vcrihpen0t Eeiuc Wohl.
fhnten ME an einen S&meihlcr, benm
hann mirit su tets Spstt saitatt
Sanf ernten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-06-25
Spier hes ,Eurfcp srOt".

IIen IGbdcn. Die biciem Gauge
bplo limb. iei bic folacnSc 8escbenbeit
aus Stem g)ort 5ur 8arnungm nit
actbeilt: Iie bcfannt ipmrbc. bat cine
iunae Game. Srau Nsncs SapL am
Samsta9 in atlantic Gin ibren eritcn
%crIuh, ben i'll scipiiicn areiicn
neuerbingS in NoSc getommicnen
,Surfcp Srot" 81 tan5cu. nit benz
Seben besahleu miien. Srau Sap
hattie Scm Guns am Srcitas abcrb in
cinem Der Bier Ylasc seiebcn. slm
Tnac oarauf woltc tic audi ihrc Sas
milie homit bctannt maiden. 8out
hattie JIG nit Der bcmonitrdiio ab
ueuloS beOomnerl ais tic p!oslid iibcr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-06-25
eeben 8 Il d.

MSabre Wlidfeligfeit nnb mirflihen
seeenfriebcn seniehcn uoil mnb sans
bicienisen Weniden, meld,e Saranf be.
nGd,t limb, iebes llnredt 5u meiben,
NIB bic ibren Ieinbcn nidlt nur
iimhcrliG, iunoern aud I'M Scr5en
perSeibcn.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-11-26
MARKET STRONG
IN CLOSING HOUR
Activity in Stocks Increases
and General Tone Is
Good.

NEW YORK, Nov. 26.-There was
no temperance of the weakness
which depressed stocks yesterday
when trading began today. The
undertone was firm. and small frac-
tional advances were In the majority
Canadian Pacific was particularly
strong, advancing ia on the first
sales.
II a. m.-Some hesitation followed
the opening jump in prices and the
market sold off a trife when the
traders began to take profits. Subse-
quently the list hardened again, but
trading came almost to a standstill
on the advance.
Noon-Stringent monetary condi-
Improvement. The drain on the
banks from sub-treasury operations
so far this week has reached nearly
$4,000, 900, approximately the amount
of the surplus reserve shown in last
Saturdays bank statement. Bonds
were heavy, with considerable selling
of some convertible issues.
when money rates yielded to S1h per
cent. 1t was rumored that the gov
ernment would relieve the stringency
by depositing s25,0OO.0o0 at different
cities. Reading rallied a point, but
the recoveries elsewhere were consid-
erably less marked.
D. m.-Room traders curtailed
their operations greatly in the after
noon, the stiff money rates initiating
against speculative ventures. Prices
scarcely moved either way, but the
was better.
p. m.-The market closed strong.
Satisfaction of the urgent demand
left money virtual drug on the mar
ket Announcement that s5o0,0Oo gold
would be imported contributed to the
break in call loan rates.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-11-26
10000 TO BE EMPLOYED
IN MINNESOTA MINES

DULUTH, Mimi, Nov. 26-More
than $4,000 of the $4,000 employees of
the mining companies in the Mime
sofa iron ranges north of here will be
employed during the winter, accord
ing to announcement made by officers
of the oliver Mining Company.
The mines will be worked and as
soon as navigation has closed the ore
will be placed in stock pile that ship
ments may begin as soon as possible
in the spring. The output for the
season just closing, according to the
officials, is the largest in the history
of the Minnesota ranges, it being esti-
mated that shipments will have
passed the $4,000, ,0O0-ton mark.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-11-26
AGENT BEATEN BY THIEF
SAVES CASH, BUT WILL DIE

NEW YORK, Nov. 26.-David Won
Bronen. who is 5S years old, and who
for eighteen years has been a ticket
seller for the Second avenue elevated
railway, probably viii pay with his
life for his loyalty to the company
which employs him. He fought last
night until he was knocked uncon-
scious to prevent a thief, young, mus
cular and armed with bar of iron.
from taking $40 from a safe in the
ticket cage at Allen and Grand
streets.
Won Bronen saved the company's s
money. The thief fed after the aged
mans shouts had been heard by pas
sengers leaving a train at the station.
Won Bronen lay senseless on the floor
of his cage. The door of the safe was
open, but no money had been taken
from It,
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-11-26
TALKS ON SETTLEMENT
OF TRAINMEN'S DISPUTE

CLEVELAND. O., Nov. 26-The de-
mands of the Brotherhood of Rail-
way Trainmen will not be submitted
to a board of arbitration such as
that which settled the engineers
wage dispute with the f1fty-two rail-
roads east of Chicago, President w.
G. Lee, of the trainmen, said today.
II their schedule should be sub
mitted to an arbitration board, he
says, the board must consist of men
more familiar with railroad matters,
rather than members representing
public interests.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-11-26
SLAYER OF SWEETHEART
SENT TO PENITENTIARY

CAMDEN, N. j.. Nov. 26.-Not less
than fifteen years and not more than
thirty years at hard labor in the
State prison was the penalty yester
day imposed in Camden by Supreme
Court Justice Garrison on James
Haney. q negro, for the murder Of
Eleanor Turnell. his sweetheart, on
October 27.
Haney entered plea of non vult,
and in accepting the plea Prosecutor
Boyle informed the court that the
State would be unable to show pre-
meditation.
Haney and his victim were engaged
to be married. In a quarrel the
woman was shot in the neck. receiv-
ing a wound that resulted in her
death.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-11-26

from Hamburg place, 500.
Matteo Rossoniello to Security Build
ing and Loan Association, west side Gar
side street, Str e, Sl2 feet south from Fifth ave-
Same to Ann E. Ryerson, same prop
erty, $3.50.
Ralph Bloom to Uptown Building and
Loan Association, east side Livingston
81 1000
Joseph ~ Muriny to Frank ochs. east
side Norwood street, $50 feet north from
Lindsey avenue, 81, 500
Charles Geldzeiler to Henry Werpupp,
south side Tichenor street, $50 feet east
from Mulberry street, $1,000
Joseph Mnriny to Gustave Werner ct
al, east side Norwood street. $50 feet
north from Lindsey avenue. $3.50.
Charles Dassing to Aurelia y. VIM,
east side Bergen street, south side Madi-
son avenue, 5000.
George Setback to Mary E. Gallagher,
southwest side Niagara street 100 feet
east from Elizabeth street, and other
tract. $500.
Becker Construction Company to Con-
servative Building and Loan Association,
west side Grove street, corner lot No. rs,
$1,000
Andrew Cwiakala to Sidney Stein, east
side Monroe street, 472 feet north from
Downing street, $500
Charles p. Maeurer, north side e. Me-
chanic street, 115 feet from Ferry street,
$500.
Henry Koch to American Insurance
Company, northeast corner Academy
and Wickliffe streets, $1,000.
Augusta Koch and husband to same,
east side Sidney place, 125 feet north
from Nelson place, $1,000.
Make Sternbach ct al. to John r.
Hardin ct al 0rustees), east side Hun
terdon street, 26 feet south from Cabinet
street, $1,000.
Frederick Rudiger to Mechanic Building
nd A In ion or eli
street, 142 feet north from South Orange
avenue, $1,000.
Same to Morris Rachlin, same property,
81, 900.
Building and Loan Association, south
side Hartford street, 215 feet west from
Norfolk street $3.50.
TOWNSHIPS.
Wenzel Kratochvil to Louis Helbig,
West Orange, south side Nassau street,
1892 feet west from Valley street. $1,000
Charles NJ. Peabody to Emma L. David
son. South Orange, northwest side Pros
pect street. 12l feet northeast from Ir-
vington avenue, $500.
property, $4,000
Irvington Realty Company TO Stratford
Building and Loan Association, Irving
ton, northeast side Stratford place 275
feet south from Union avenue, $780,
Same to same, Irvington, north side
Stratford place, 325 feet south from Union
avenue, $500.
Sarah A. Martin and husband to Peter
| J. Quinn, Bloomfield, east side Orchard
street, 543 feet north from Montgomery
street. 81 100.
Michael r. McEligot ct al. to Joseph
Searle, Nutley. northwest side Franklin
avenue, 619 feet northeast from Vree-
| land avenue, 1900.
| Emilio Laudati to Peoples Building
| and Loan Association, West Orange. west
! side Ashland avenue, 1853 feet north from
| White street, $1,000.
! Annie T.. Fleming and husband to
| George 3. barley (executor), West Or
ange, south side Mckinley avenue, S5s
feet west from Eagle Rock avenue, $500
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-11-26
HUDSON'S PROSECUTOR
is AFTER "COAL BARONS''

JERSEY CITY. N. j.. Nov. 26-
Prosecutor Pierre P. Garyen. of Hud-
son county, has announced that he Is
ready to investigate the causes of the
high cost of coal. and would cooperate
with the commission to be designated
by the Legislature
i am prepared to go to the limit, ;"
said the prosecutor. IN investigating
the causes Of the present outrageous
prices of coal. My offlce will use every
means at it's command to look into
this matter and to proceed as vigor-
ously as the evidence justinea"
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-11-26
THREE GIRLS
FROM SUFFERING BOMB

NEW YORK. Nov. 26.-The prompt
ness of Steven Murray, the deputy
sheriff who presides at Tammany
Hall dances, saved the lives of three
little girls whom he swept out of the
way just in time to escape bomb
which exploded on the sidewalk last
night and wrecked the fronts Of the
three stores at 4O5-407 East Sixteenth
street
Salvador Cuccia, an Italian store-
keeper, the principal sufferer. handles
olive oil in casks as imported. A
similar establishment a block away
was wrecked a week ago by a bomb
thrown from an elevated train.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-11-26
RECAPTURE CONVICT WHO
ESCAPED 40 YEARS AGO

NEW ORLEANS, Nov 26.-Ed
Dealon, aged 80, who escaped from the
Louisiana penitentiary forty years
ago, where he was serving a twenty
year sentence for burning a church,
was arrested here yesterday Bent
and decrepit, he must serve out mis-
term unless pardoned,
Dealon went to Buffalo after his
escape and married. When his wife
died he returned here, married again
and reared a family. He was re-
garded as a useful, upright citizen.
Dealon says he is innocent
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-11-26
100000 BUSHELS OF
GRAIN ON Ia VESSELS

FT. WILLIAM. Ont, Nov. 26.-
Fourteen vessels, eight of them
American freighters, sailed from this
port for Buffalo last night, all load
ed with grain. Their total cargoes
are about 100000 bushels.
The Canadian steamer Emperor,
loaded 100000 bushels in four hours
today The captains of the ships
hope to make two more trips each
this season.