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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-07
Sale of Corsets
and Brassieres
Continues

That FL Paso women know good val
ues when they see them has been
made evident this week in the sue
cess of our sale Of corsets and bras
sieres. The sale continues the bal
ance OF the week and no woman
should neglect to supply her needs.
Below we give you a general sum-
mary Of the lots on sale.
AT 2ec, 55c, 75c AND CSC
At these prices YOU are offered
@Kabo," "Calisher Special and Ma
jestic" eorsets, long and short mod
els made of batiste and coutiI with
good hose supporters attached
AT st.4s, is1.s5 AND s2.s5
In these three lots you viii find Sue
cesso," ''AIariette," Memo @Kabo."
"Calisher Special" Majestic and
"Rengo Belt" corsets, with high OF
low bust, long or short hip, models
for all types Of figures are included.
AT ss.75, s4.75, s5.75 AND s6.4s
A few Madame Irene" eorsets. made
Of fine imported coutil, Walohn boned
and handsomely trimmed with ribbon
and lace, good strong supporters at
tached. Also at these prices, we offer
the best models Of Madame Mariette"
eorsets, made of coutil and batiste,
six supporters attached.
(Sale takes place in Corset Section,
Second Floor
Qahshers
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-07

Fresh buttermilk. FL PasO Dairy.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-07

Ladies' garments cleaned. Wright.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-07
ChiIdren's
Muslin Underwear
end Floor
CSC DRAWERS pc

Made of fine soft muslin, also Of crnbric finish muslin
Some pairs nicely trimmed with embroidery and lace Others
plain with tucked res, all sizes, values to 35c; Extra
CreciaI
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-07

Phone Lander. 2S2. for lumber.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-07
UNDERSKIRTS

kinds Of skirts for children ages also misses
Made of fine nainsOOk and muslin trimmed tucs and
ruffles of embroidery lace Prices 25e to s1OO.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-07
CHLLDRENS FRENCH SLIPS
Boys Wash Suits

End Floor
We showing serTceable wash suits for boys at
taevely priced at S125, S75, $3.50 and $3.50 They
made of gaatea and linen The gaatea suits plain blouse
and Buster Brown styles Come in red and white blue and
white and black and white stripes also in plain white
and blue. The linen suits navy, brown tan white
and natural They made with large sailor collar with
embroidered figures white deky with red embroidered
Choir right sleeve has eagle anchor embroidered
colors Finished with Windsor tie match and belt Of
material suit
We know mothers viii be interested in this showing Of
boys wash suits.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-12

Qeem, 3fpei Cots an Der RDrtb BEND
Roub unb Sai apenus in college 3iH.
I.00.
Sas. 6amiltpn an SbereIa Gors
bano. cine Got an Der 9ine, nahe ID.
Strabe. ST..
Dnpib Jronf an HpId u. aoons,
cine 2pt an Der Gbgepooo ape. ST..
NbbiIpn Gong on emma s. Wds
tiers, cine Got an Der Drp Run Roao.
$3.50.
Marion 9. Cams an gatb. $. Cue.
being, flint JnB an Der Datota ape.
$1.00.
2fnna s. 4rmitrone on ct. pdnl
M. 6. gburd, 80 SUB an Der s. Ctr,
nabe Spbn. $1,000.
80. y. Cooper an emma Gpesel.
75 Sub on Der Mit6en Str. in 5pbe
gart. 81.
G. Z. MunB on garlotte 6. Smith,
Got sol in Der Satlep part llnterobs
tbeiIuna. 81.
Sennie nlc@oipon an 9tmeIie Rins
eentdnn, cine 2pt on Der Gaitern IDe.
$3.50.
Cos. W. @Ienn, burch ben 9eifas
mentsppllitredsr, an 4be Rners, brsi
Cots on Der 9idion Qpenue. $4925.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-12
GrunOeiseutbums' uebertrasuusen
gineiunati, II. Sept.

sdtis Gumpi Ii. 4no. an Rid u.
8odert, Got SO in Ndgon & Reb.
binston's llntsrdbtbeilung in SapIsr
gart. 81.
9eores 5. Smith an Stanlsn 6.
Smith. Got l22 in 5. a. Drate's 4os
oition su Sailsp. $50.
Georet 8. Smith an MiIIium 8.
Smith, Got 183 in oerielben nntsrabs
tkiluns. $50.
Die Union Sapines .. & Z. Go.
an 5enrp Straus Il. 4no., fiinf Sabre
paht auf ben 2aosnraum beiannt als
"a Sit gierts Strabs. Jabrlih<
Mietbe $1,000.
German Susr on Wihoei Dunphg
20 bei 104 GuB an Der Ciiieite bsr
Jairpiep apsnue, 1876 Jub iiiblif
Don Der strnigbt Strabe; 1Sjdbris,
paht 81 $156 per sSabr.
Grant GruIer an Glen 6. Grulsr
Cot 81 in RDrrifon's Ha4lob II
Clifton. 81.
5ba 6. 9. 5unt an Gimson @
RuHeII, Got 241 in gralpfprb uni
glerts llnterabtb.ilung in @lsnbule
$1.00.
0eo. 6. Bauer on CLARA M. Sin
tier. 80 Jub an Der Jlorol ADsnue II
Hornoob. ST..
Clarence st. Weber an go. 8. 9ptr
Got 1873 in 5bompfon unb Gorbus
llnterdbtbeilung. 81.
2ouis 6. Risb an 5snrn Bender
cine Got an Der WlcTsiden Mpenus. 81
sSlorence 6. Smith an Jfuac Gng
lanber. cine Got an Der 8urbetts alDt
$1.Oo.
mm. syrns an emma lH. 6nmtr
cine Got an Der Oouns Gfrabe. 81
Bertha :. Dearins an Geo. Born
borit. Got 145 in Der gebor 0rope 6
unb 3. u. lnterabtbeiIung, $475.
SEQ. Wntkrs an 0snrp Wl0lIsr
Gr3Hfhof, 30 Sub an Der RDbertfol
MDenue in Nornoob. 81.
emma 9. Glort an Mrtbur 8
Gl1rt. Got 3 IN RoSirpob Bieir. O
Nina .. pugt sH GAtteriue q
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-12

Gin iaponiides Set
ratbssefud,. ssH 8egentbeil 5n
Der niidfernep 9roin. IN Der uniere
Seiratbsaeiude genieinbin abgefabt
fino, befleiBigen iih Die iungeHsf
MidodRn in .snpan, ipenn iie anfs
Dem nuh bort nid|t mehr iingeipobn.'
Iifen gSege oes 3eitiingsinierats ei-
men Batten iliden, elmer annirb 0er.
Sprade uiio einer VoeIie hes Gus.
brnds, Die iiherans reisuou fpirfeH.'
Tas erbcat aus Der nahiieberoeH
9lnnonrp. Die fiirsIif) In einer gro.
BEN 3eiturg gofios eridnen: I'D
tin ein iiiaees, iehr biibIdles Wao.
der, meinc Sonre Seigen bic @eller.
Iinie Der @oIfen, nrein geint bat ben
@!ans ino Die SaHmt1peid)e Der
glulne, iisein geiid,t lit beipcgIi@
tpie bas gIatt Der 1rnueripeiDe.
meine brauncn aiigen gleid,en ben
beiben Eid)elft bes Sunebmen0eii
Wiorhes, id) babe acnug an Belo iinD
@nt. un nit einelH @atien gliidlio
lnb &anb in Sanos olirdys 2eben ~
aehen unn mid nut ibm bel Tag ln0
siadt bes anbiids Der glumen sn er.
|ireucn. @gcnn oieie anseige einem
iiilaaen, irteIliaenieu, liebenslpiir6i-
Igen Manu BON fd,6ner sSigur 3ii Sc
| Gid)t tommt. 70 bicie ihm bic NnM.
Irift. oab id) nit NIT ibm pereineii
Iunb nit ifm bereinif in eincn 9rnbe
lnon rcthem MnrHtor ruben iDiIl. %
nllif, mnhrIih ihnn ein gnn3 perbdts
teter @ageitob iein. beiIen Druro.
linee 'oIm perIsdenbHn anertietfn
aesenabse uidt ins @onien aeras
libeas
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-12

Dor Dem aneenbIide, no lie nun ood
uIles erfahren ltnO in tiefiter Seele
oopon nertpnnoet fperben nliibte.
Gr iiberleete eben nod, OBJ er ihr
nidt bod) nod liebcr sIles porber
logen, uno lie onI oas, mas etnmal
nnpermeiolid, idicn pcrberciten
iolle, oils ibn elm gliifliher @eoanfe
iiberfam Den er ipiort 5ll neripirtlt'
den elite. @eIger NOR ibm ifon GIN.
nal Die belfcnbc @taft geluoroei',
nui ibn balite sSrau Robl unbeoingi:
9elger miibte alio audi oleles Wtal
Dieoerlml heIfen.
ginige Stllnben ipdtcr id1idte Der
Iopofat eiren gricf an leInelt 9ol'
Ieacn, 3oftor 9eIoer III 8erlllt sur
Goit.
Ger tpibtiec Gug ineld)er ilber
,Srnl GnbI's Sdifial 5lpet pldtlge
gntiheiounaen bringen ioIlie, mar
angebrod,cn, chne Dab Die 1lttlpe
ieinc @idtiefeit nbnte. 3uriifge5o-
gen. ipie lie lcbte, mar ibr aueln
nidts oapon sn Shren aefonlnleIt
lpopon Die gauge Staot lih iInter.
belt. Gin Iro5eE, iuic Der norlte-
aeitoc nit eiHer 2cbensperliherilnas-
aeleaihlit, beiaB cln Su atlgemetlies
,Sntereiie, lfo ielbit I'M Gnbltfnnt
tiIoeten lid, Bartcirn iiir 6eioe5heile.
Jip cine annou biliate 0as Gnitem
ser @eieuldrait, neide ourh erlpa'
rung Der 0eriiderun9siumnien III
ioIfen ,S1llcn Die Oipioenoe mir ibre
Geriiderten sii erhobcn nno 1Dnen
oaourh Die Gr6nlien}ablungen 81 er'
leidtcrn itrebte; bie 9n0ere bebonp.
| ttete ais einsig biIli3eu 8e9, bar III
ppeiieIbafteu ,Sdllcn, ipte Der 8oDls
ide, no tpeber Die cine, nod DIE on
hera 3ooesort otiolut ieitplItellen
| iei, Die 8eiellid,ait CUR Gntihdol'
| anna Der 4sittrpe oerpiIiftet lpore.
lin 10 mehr, oa bieic ia bod, oil le'
Dem 8cifcGenen iidcr ihilolos uno
obnebiu genua 81 bcfIagen lei. SSm
Iesteren Silme umtcrldg Der bctret'
feuoe Guraaraph Der Geriiderungs-
itatuten BON perid,ie0Cnen Seiten eis
ner iharien &ritif. 8ieIe ndunten
bcnieIbeu cine ofienbare llngerehtla'
felt, Die gendit NIT oenI gliidlid)
iiberluunScnen Storopunft zines nm.
ebrIiden gegrabuiiies I'M aIrhbofs-
nintel iiir Oen SeIbItmoroer 5ulam.
menhing. bos aud alleudI nur cine
lmoered,te Strafe 'ilr Die id)cn tici
aema aebeugteu lnlihuIoigen Sinter.
loiienen pur6e. I2it un9emeiner
Snonnung barrie man aher allaes
nlein Dem gIusiprb oes Gerihts
lentqegen.
Gs por. rpie ihor benerft tpilrbe.
etrpo Elm 0ierteIiahr nad) Seinrid
8ohrs lobe pergougen. Ter SoIn.
mer ipor entihuiinoen. Gie gtatur
hotte iif hires priinen 8elpanoes
entduBert. nn0 IN ener frnnlpihaften
| Starrbeit redtcn Die 8aume Die
nafteu 3ipeiae ernpor, geriiitet, ben
@iuter 3u empiangen. Tod lieR aud
| oieier nod aii iit tparten. Ter Sim.
mel befpabrte nod, cine fnit imaus-
geiebte aarbeit, Die 2uit bIieb miIb
lmo ruhig unb Iieb faiim abenos
berbItIihe 3eguugen olIrdbliden.
lp6breno Die Scnne in ben Wiittags.
itrtuoen nod iruuer fait bohionlmer.
l,Ao (af,,th t,o,.I,,-n ,-ntSo+a
gluh Der beutige morsen mar
idon angebrodlen nnr an DEM tie.
fern Stanoe Der Come. nid]t aber
am 2elthten un0 om Dbdngel oer
@drne ihrer Strablen ertauute man
bic poreeidritteue Sobresseit.
(Jortiesung folgt)
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-12

30, ih fann mas pertr .
gen !" briiitet fid, Der Sebemann uno
Iebt brauf los, bis ieine 8eroauling
geitort, iein 8lut unrein getporoen
it, Damn gibt es MIR ben einen Tfd]e.
rem &eg 8ilr 8er4neioung gefabrliher
arnnfbeiten, ndntlih 8llttreinigung
ourh ct. Bernard 4rGuter
piIIen, ipelhe bic Sober, bic Rie-
rem iino Die 8aut 5ur Sbdtigfeit anre.
gen, Die 8eroolnntg beforoern unb Die
eeitorten sSunftionen alle tpieber II,
Orbnung 6ringea. I'm cine Grobe
I o itenfrei 5u befornmen, aorei-
fire q. Reuito0bpr & Co., 9or 1915,
Wap yorf gitp. Breis % Gents bel
Mpothefern.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-12

9as bobe aIter DO n 10 8
Sabren erreihte Die Maurers.
uitttpe Gnbire NeiB in aoihins
(Oderbopen1). Sie lit iebt I'M alter
pon 105 syafrpft unb 5 Wonaten ge.
itorben. Gn Greriin bate fi6 Die
geiitiee Urijne bis gum lesten Gag
IeEboltsnL
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-12
ernns,isenfbxMss 6spstbefes.
Gineinnuti, II. Sept.
Reue 5ppotbsten.

Reue 5npotheten.
StanI,p Rstpton an Sobn Wsinsss.
$500.
Deter Rinses an Miami 2. uno &.
60. $4,000.
Stepbsn Dalib an Reuoins Roab
g. uno .. SO. $500.
sSreberida SeIbert an Srmonoe 9.
uno 6. so. $500.
9bomus u. grpttn ON pecplss ..
unb 8. u. SO. $1,000.
Spbn Sossnbu6 an Soutbern Sbio
Sdpines gant so. $500.
Sohn 2dlomsres an grppibent Goan
60. $1,000.
Sulius Grnit on 5runsista S4arps
boff. $500.
Guitapus +. auSnie3ci on Soutkrn
Ohio 6. unb 3. 60. $500.
aIpbonie 2ariib an qrooibsnt Saps
ings 3. unb Z. 60. $1,000.
Sulid Sotmdnn on IIpbd .. uno
9. go. $4,000.
geurg. ga psrrano an 5annob
Seb. $4100.
Dapib sfrant an o. u. gsters
RsaIip SO. 1921.
Carrie 3. grobam on 80. R. gpls
Inns. S1186.
Clifford :. Gears an 2odlanb 3.
unb 8. U. 60. S1050.
TerieIbe an oieielbs. $1050.
Barbara S6mitt an Calhoun 9.
unb 3. 60. Ro. 2. $1,000.
gmma GosssI an W. y. Cooper
$l335.
Dm. g. Gnigbt an GoDernmsni 8
unb 3. 60. $500.
arthur y. glur. an 5etpitt apenut
9. unb .. 60. $1,000.
Geo. aobl an q. U. petsrs Rtaltr
Go. 1888.
abom +. prsifns an Beiiern ami
Coulter 2ife Jni. 60. $1,000.
gbriitins Beder an 6pme 3. uni
g. u. Co.. Rsobins. S2750.
Sim.On 9. RuFeG an bisicIb:
$4,000.
Geo. gIsbrod on oieielbe. $500.
CLARA N. 9iinther on Union Sup
gi. uno Z. 60. $500.
Stnrp S.nbsr an paulins M. Ben
Der. $700.
| Sohn 90. Chopper an SbaronpiII
G. unb g. 60. $3.50.
gedrl Sbd gbriitopber on gerrae
qdrt 9. unb 6. 60. $4,000.
5reb. 6. 9obm. an Gmeiia popner
$500.
/ 2lbe mnsrs an Cora 0lenn Ben L
Gnb. $3693.75.
! 4nnd 8. Snmmes an Wtubiiu
| Qdnnbrn SO. S1400.
| Sobn gsdrs an Wi. 4snms g. I'M
| 6. SO. $1,000.
Gstilete 5ppotbeten.
battis 6. Socobs on Globe 9. un
/ g. 60. $24O0.
| R. 8. gbatelisr an 20. genturp G
unb 6. SO. S750.
Sba 8. Jrantlin on Milforb &
unb 6. Go. $2050.
Sarab 6. Barr on &. R. Grend
$400.
Geo. 6. Bauer an Union g. 9. IN
&. 60. $500.
! aouis 6. RieB an eagle g. uno
Go. $1,000.
aouis gottIhmibt an gsnisnnis
3. u. $1,000.
arihur g. gldri an Sam .. 60,
per. 1915.
D.rislbe an Giiissns 3. u. No.
} s2125.
g8m. u. 9. aerr an gourtbcu
Sap. gt $500.
; Carl gi[ler an Columbia 3. unb !
u. 60. S75O.
Oscar @uib on Wspublie 8. unb z
60. $4700
: q. O. Ssnour an Satlep 3. unb !
Go. $1,000.
Il Gnpib Grant an O. u. Pete,
Renltp 60. $500.
: 9. 90. anberion an gaIeb Dob
/. NORTH. $500.
aDam 8. prsifins an eagle 3. 6
$4,000.
!. glntbonn 9ieman an Ghiibsn
; |unb 6. Go. $500.
!. Gam. 6onnaforb an Minton pIo
8. unb g. 60. $500.
II o. 9. gerrdnc an June Ctr. y.
4 unb 6. 60. $4500.
1beopbilus 8. pDpe an W.
!. Cooper. $1O65.
J. Mnna wsoorman an gsartb Ginf.
!, ,lnas g. Gs. 92aoo
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-12

(Jortieeung folst.)
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-12-13
CHINA WARNED To
RESUME ACTIVITIES
Delay in Negotiations May
Result in Break With
Russia, tbs Said. ,-~

Peking. Dec. 13.-M. Korostox etz
the Russian minister. has warned Chi
ma that a rupture of their negotia-
tions is imminent unless China ceases
to delay the settlement of the Mon
golian question. This is considered as
significant in view of the impending
arrival at st. Petersburg of the Mon
golian delegates. who are expected to
ask the emperor to recognize the
complete independence of Mongolia.
The Chinese government opened ne
gotiations in November with the Rus
sian legation in respect to Russia 8
recent recognition of the autonomy
of Mongolia. The minister of foreign
affairs informed the Russian minister
that China claimed the right to con-
troll Mongolia's foreign relations. and
suggested that no foreign power
should send troops to Mongolia.
According to Peking dispatches
Russia formulated demands for the
settlement Of the Mongolian question
on basis suitable to Chinese honors,
with her Siberian line at Urga and
other centers: the surplus for the fis-
cal year ending June so. 1911, the
postoftice committee reported that
there was deficiency of about $627,-
600 instead of surplus of $4,000
for that year. Similarly. according to
the committee. the accounts charge
able to this year may make a change
in the postmaster generals audited
postal deficit of s1.7S5.523 for the fis-
cal wear 1912.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-12-13
CANDY TRUST IS
LARGEST IN LIGHT
Wickershan Throws Cal.
cium on Alleged Comb
nation in Philadelphia.

Philadelphia. Dec. 13.-The candy
trust Of Philadelphia was attacked
today by Attorney General Wicker
sham in civil antitrust suit filed
here against the Philadelphia Jobbing
Confectioners' association.
Members and officers of the asso-
citation have combined and conspired
It is charged. to coerce candy manu-
facturers from selling direct to deal
ers. to consumers or to jobbers who
are not members Of the association.
The government declares the acts
Of the association are "in derogation
Of common rights Of all the people of
the United States." and in violation
Of the Sherman law. The attorney
general asks for an Injunction against
their continuance.
The firms and persons comprising
the association handle. it is pointed
out, the products Of candy manufac-
turers Of New York. New Jersey,
Maryland. Pennsylvania and other
states. In their combination and con-
spiracy. it is added, they refrain from
purchasing from non-association can
dy manufacturers. or from manufac-
turers who sell direct to the retailer
or consumer in and about Philadel-
phia.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-12-13
First Gave Baby Dose of
Poison, Then Slashed
Throat with Razor.
RELATES STORY OF
CRIME TO NEIGHBOR
mo Use Going Over There, it's Dead, :"
Said Craxed Parent When Woman
Suggests Visit to Home-Already
Sent to Asylum at Jamestown.

Oakes. N. D., Dec 13.-Slashing the
throat OF her 2-year-old baby girl with
a razor after she had already given
the child two grains Of strychnine,
Mrs. r. A. Greiff. insane was commit
ted to the state asylum for the in
sane yesterday.
The woman's horrible story was re-
lated by her to a neighbor where she
went Immediately after the affair hap
pened.
She had given the child the poison
first. and thinking that 1t was not
working fast enough. she took the
razor and slashed the baby's throat.
mo use going over there. It's
dead" said the mother to Mrs. James
Lawrence when the latter. to whom
the woman told her story. suggested
that they go back to the house of Mrs.
Grein. Mrs. Lawrence went to the
Greiff home and found the baby's body
just as the mother had said she would.
Three other children. ranging in
age from to 2. we're in the house
when the murder was committed.
When Mrs. Lawrence reached the
home the others were huddled about
the bed on which the slashed body of
the infant was lying.
Over year ago state authorities
made an investigation Of conditions in
the Grein home and threatened then
to take the children from the home
because Of alleged ill-treatment. No
further steps were taken. however.
Because the woman gave the entire
story Of the affair. tho officials did not
deem an inquest necessary.
That Mrs. Greif had intended end
ing the lives Of her other children is
asserted by authorities. and she had
searched for revolver with which to
kill them.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-12-13
DISPLAY SKULL TO
SECURE CONFESSION
So declares Woman on Stand
Charges Third Degree
Methods were Used.

Houlton, Me-. Dec. 13.-How she
was brought into n small room by g
detective and there confronted with
the skull and some of the bones OF
her husband laid on a white cloth was
told on the witness stand in the su.
preme court by Mrs. Annie jacobson
who with her son. Edgar, and her
son-in-law, the Rev. Chas. N. Emel-
ius. Ia on trial for the alleged murder
Of August jacobson. Both Mrs. ia
cobson and Edgar were called as wit.
nesses for the defense. Emelius Ia ex-
pected to testify today.
Mrs. jacobson said a detective es-
corted her to the district attorneys
Office. and continued:
when ! went in, right in front OF
me they had some bones on a white
cloth. DR.. Boone began to explain
something about these bones and after
that something was said about why
the coroner was not there at the time
It happened when he died. I told
them I was sick and did not know
The detective told me l was not sick
hut felt bad for my husband, for /
hated i'm. And after that he said
had lied about the shots. told him
! hadn't lied"
Edgar jacobson testified that he
had words with his father and had
left home on the Sunday night proceed
ing the tragedy. He went directly tn
the home Of Otto Jepson, he said. and
did not learn Of his fathers death until
the next morning when he was called
home by a telephone message saying
something had happened to the elder
jacobson.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-12-13
WIFE SHOT HIM
Found Guilty Of Attempting to Xii
Husband While Riding in Auto.

Found Guilty of Attempting to XIII
Husband While Riding in Auto.
Lockport, N. Y. Dec. l3.-Mrs
Mary M. Hammer last Wednesday was
found guilty OF shooting with intent
to kill her husband. George Hammer.
while they were riding in an automo-
bile along the Niagara alls-Buffalo
river road last September. Judge
Hickey. who expressed satisfaction
with the jurors verdict. imposed a
sentence Of imprisonment at hard la
bor for not less than ten years and
not more than fifteen years. When the
verdict was read Mrs. Hammer waa
overcome and had to be carried from
the court room.
Mrs. Hammer, sitting in the tonneau
Of their automobile with her 4-year-
old boy. shot Haner in the back Of the
head. In trying to conceal the weap-
on she accidentally shot herself in the
leg. Her husband. who since has re-
covered from the wound, testified
against the defendant.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-12-13
Minnesota Supreme Court
Gives Minneapolis Woman
$S3.615.35 Judgment.
MILL CITY RAIL
COMPANY LOSES
She was Struck by Car While Riding
In Cab, and Became Insane az Re.
sult-Husband also Awarded Dam.
ages, Nearly Half az Much.

st. Paul. Dec. 13.-In the case of
Mrs. B. A. Blakely against the Min
neapolis City Railwa ycompany, the
state supreme court today upheld the
largest verdict for personal injuries
in it's history.
The original verdict was returned
by the district cour TOT Hennepin
county.
Mrs. Blakely sued through her
guardian, c. F. Langdon, she having
lost her mind as result Of the &C
cident November 20, 1908. when the
cab. in which she and her husband
were riding was struck by q street car
in Minneapolis.
Her husband was awarded damages
under the supreme court verdict.
Mrs. Blekely recovered $33.6I5.36.
while her husband was warded $16.-
O2616,
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-12-13
Bride to Be
On Ocean; He
Is Near Death

Linton, n. D., Dec. i3.-On the
ocean some where between Der
lin. Germany, and New York. is
q pretty German miss with Lin.
ton, N. D., as her destination,
and her marriage to Emil Nan.
mann of this city as the object Of
her long Journey.
Yesterday Naulmann was kicked
in the abdomen by horse, and
10 serious are his injuries that he
probably will die before the
bride.to.be reached him.