davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1912-03-09
Qitnrensrn.

3on6gberg.-@ broH IN benz
@obn. uno @irti1aftsgebGuOe Der
Beifserfrou Stebbe in 9oofe 6euer
aus. 0os @ebGuoe por IN tur5er
Belt nieoergebrannt, oa neeen Der
tnrten &Glte nidt bel geI0i9t per.
ben fonnte. Ser S6o0en betr1gt
900 Marf urto lit teilpeiie Ourh Ser
fmerung geoedt.
SHerooe.-Sn Der 9ompf-
mdbImiibIe Ser Sirma MiiGer unO
&errnbera ereignete ith elm beoau-
crnsuerter l1nfan, Dem elm blii1en.
bes MenihenIeben gum Spfer fiel.
Die Miinergeienen Saul EruI9insfi
un0 Mi6oro 2ieotfe batten Nahtar.
belt. @Gbrenb oas @ert i'm Be-
trieb NOR, ion Der Hiemen zines Gle.
botors i'm 6ritten @todpert Ioie ge.
tporoen fein. 9ieien ponte Cru.
iHinsti nun initano ieser, nobel er
bon benz Hiemen erfaBt un6 in cine
Sdeioe getporfen mur6e. Mit der-
mnImten Ropf muroe Der iunge
Mann auf Den SuBboben obgefAIel-
bert. Der berbeieerufene Mrat fOnnte
nur ben eineetretenen Sob feitteILen.
Washington Journal., 1912-03-09
6nnieRdhte

6omburg. = Sn Der IN GiI
beImsbura beFeeenen 6dbrif Der Ste
ieen ACKNOWLEDGMENT boa S1ot
g Siibner brad elm Brand aus, ben
ff6 nit GROCER Sdnenigtet olisbret.
tete. Gin 5euertpebrmo1u1 bat Der
Ietungen erIitten.
SIN 80. 9ebensiabre 1T Der 1Itgftg
EertiIagent Santbures, &err Ger
mann 9ebrens, Der felt 1855 ben
Girma s. S. 8ebrens uu9cb0rte, &C.
ftorben.
gremerboOen. - Bel Der
Iutberiiden @emein6e, Die ieSt ouI
elm ~5OjGbriges BeIteben ouriidbIidt,
TT elm 8reisousi1reiben erlnifen, nm
RIGne fir cine rtelie Stride al erboI-
ten. 0as BreisausiHrei6en bat eime
febr ftarfe 8eteiIiglng bet ben Irht.
teften %gefun0en; es itn0 eeeen 100
RL1ne eingelaufen.
2Ibed.- Oie dIteite @intDcbne.
rim 6es 9iibefer SretItontes, GroS
BrieDerici in0eiiau, 1T I'M Glitter bon
400 Sobren unO 10 Wonoten &C.
ttorben.
Dabmg0orf.- Oos MeftgIte1
bes 4rei8taaes oes &reiies Stormnrn,
@emeinOeOoriteber Serbit tn DnbulS-
hOrf, itarb rad fur8er Rranfbeit.
Washington Journal., 1912-03-09
8anern.

so d = Ser GIeftromon.
teur Glbriitian 5iGberi9mio un0 Der
SattIer @eorg SGusler Der Yopier.
fnbrif 9ahau feierten ibr 25iGbriges
@rbetsiubilGltm. 9ie Slt6ilare er.
btelten te $500 Mart bar un0 elm gb.
ret0ipIom bon Der Sdbritleitung
8erreidt.
Gutenberg Bel Simba9. =
Sier feierte ser in peiten Rreifen Be-
fannie &unltmuler un0 @roBgruno.
beftBer 9ugo Jreiberr b. Hreen nit
ieiner @enablin 0as Set Der fiber
men Sod8eit.
Pai III. - SauptIebrer Ii1ber-
ger 6dbier muroe in einem gafe tot.
lid bonn Ser5idlaee %eetroffen. Ser
10 iab 9abingei6ieoene NOR 57Sobre
alt unO tpirfte felt 1879 in Baftau.
RotfeIberg. Ser Sltbr-
tperfsbeiiser 2uOm. S9eiOt bon bier
tam beim @isfabren 10 ungliifli9
unter iein 6ltbraperf, 0oB Die beiOen
&doer iiber i'm gingen urO er idtpere
1erIesungen oaoontrug.
Straubine. = Ster itarb i'm
80. 2~ebensiobre uno i'm 56. Sabre
ieines Brieiteramtes Der freireIig-
nierte &ommerer un0 Hfnrrer @eorg
Mittermuber, 0ffi3iul Der @rieiter-
bru0eri6oft.
S6ourtng.- Sonntag, oen
%. Sanuar, fanO bier Die feierli9e
STERILIZATION oes neuen Yfarrers Su-
bert Neiier itatt.
@eiIbeim. - Sier Itarb an Ell
mem @ebirnihlae Ser felt einigen
Sabren iebr 3uriifae5ogen Iebenoe
70idbrige Ieoige &unitmaIer @ultab
@erInh.
Washington Journal., 1912-03-09
pOfna4ri3hn
&c. aus Dem =.
Alien DaterlAn0E.
gIns Der @eidshanpttaOt.

Berlin. - SIN $~oben3Onern-
RunItgetperbebaus, 6rieOmann &
8e6er, begging Der Bader Bilbeln
@ebborOt Die 6eier iei1er 25iabrtgen
ununterbro6enen 31tigfeit. Die Sn.
bober oes Souies Iotpie oas 8erionn
aeidneten Den SltbiIar Our4@eiAerlte
aus.
Gbefreoafteur Stepbanp muroe
auf benz Psychologists -5rieobof IN
Der 8ersmonnItraBe 6ur Iesten Rube
b~eItattet. Ser 9etieBung gt1g elne
Geier in Der Ropene Oorar, Der 5obl-,
reibe 2ei0tragen0e beitpobnterl
= Sn ser 8ornbolmer StroBe m
Berlin bat na6ts cine 6rau Bae9
ibrem Observation-Disclosures Eo6ter'
den oen Gals our9i6nitten unO iiA
6oruuf erbangt. geioe lin0 tot.
= 0as na9tIi9e Ob0o9 in Ber-
I'm tpuroe i'm 2oufe beg Sanuor B. S.
Don runb 10000 Befonet, onrun-
ter 1886 Srauen, beiu9t. @s 1T Dies
6ie b06fte lett benz 8eiteben Oes Sb-
6o6s errei6te 8a6I. Nm Is. Su.
n1tar tpurOen onein 5349 Rerfonen
nufgenommen. SIN GomiIienobOoA
fanoen, troboem in Berlin iiber
10000 @obnltngen Ieer iteben, %
GomiIien un0 III @tn5eIperionen
Idngere 3eit 1nterfunft.
Washington Journal., 1912-03-09
0armftabt

@rounsb arot. - SSn biefger
@emeinoe feierte am 8. Sebruar I'M.
fer ~berebrtes, treues uno getptifen.
boftes Srtsoberbaupt, 9iireermeiIter
W1i9aeI S9mi0t uno ieine @emabIin
Rat5arina S9mi0t oos ieItene Set
Der goIoenen Sod8eit in bouieer for
perIi6er unc geiltiger Stride.
@roB II. - Gin trouri-
ger ungIiifsfou ereignete fi6 beim
Eorftbaus M0n6bru9. Mdt Monn
poren beim 6Gnen BON 86umen be-
f61ftigt. @loBIi9 brad elm idAperer
Oiirrer @it bon Dem gum Nieoerlesen
b%eftimmten gelpaltigen BaumrieIen
ob unO traf troboem bic geIamte
Wonnf9aft sur Seite Iprong, ben %
Sabre alien 9aIentin @rieier bon
GOrf9 70 ungliidlih an Die S9l6fe,
0oB er iofort tot 3uiommenbro9.
Mittel sc DER groBb.
Biingermeiiter un0 Srtsgeridtsnor.
Eteber Noam &reoeI in WeitteI-Rinaie
1T ~eeftorben. gr erreidte elm Mter
BON so Sabren. Inter ben iebr
DobIrei6 eri6ienenen 9ei0tragenOen
aus tpeiter ltnlgegeno befonoen fif
aud bic borgeiesten 8eb0roen uno
i6mtlide &ollegen, Die ale @bren.
fr1n5e unter entiprehenoerBi0mun
an @rabe nieoerlegten.
Washington Journal., 1912-03-09
/ mrn.A Nie ainher. heren 2iIferufe

ernnS. Die Rinber. bereu SiIFerufe
bon ntemonO sebort purben, muBten
eritiden.
Snero6e. - Sn Der Dompf-
mo6Inii6Ie ser Sirmu Wfiiaer &
Serrnberg ereignete iid Elm ungliids'
fall, Dem elm bliibenoes Weni6en-
Ieben Gum OIfer fiel. Die Wliqer-
oeIeuen Saul Sruidinsfi unO Ridnro
9ie0tfe 6atten Nubtarbeit. BdbrenS
6as @erf i'm 8etriebe tpor, foa Der
Miemen zines @leoators i'm oritten
Stofperf Ioie geporOen iein. Die
fen poute Sruidiusfi nun initono
feben, nobel er bon Dem Riemen err
foBt uno in cine S6eibe ~eaporfen
tpurOe. Mit 5ermnImtem &opf Duroe
Ser iunge Mann altf Ben Jubbooen
eeidIeuoert.
90 obrungen. = Die fleine am
Nobrungiee befinoItde StoOtIHule
brannte 6ieier Gage bis arf Die pai-
iiben Gingmnuern ~bouftdnOie nieoer.
Washington Journal., 1912-03-09
8rnnnfdlneia.

Braun d g. - Ser Sono-
nrbeiter MGmefe aus Mrooe, tpel1er
feime beioen &inoer tur3 nod Ser
@eburt getotet bate unO bonn bic
gen Stmurgeriht gum Sooe uno gu
10 Sabren 3udtbaus oerurteiIt por-
ben mar, lit our1 ben Sdorfrihter
l@r0pIer ans Mngoeburg auf Dem
i$ofe oes &reisg eriatsgefdngnilies
enfbauptet porOen.
- Sier oerItorb noA Iongem
IIftperem 2eioen i'm ". 2ebensiabre
General. uno Sto0tiuperintenoenten
Ia. 8. @uooIf 2er1e. Der 8erftor-
bene Spuroe am 18. SUM- 1885 gu
|@oIfenbiitteI uno piomete ii6 BON
l1855-1S58 in Sena, Eiibingen
Iuno @ottingen Dem Stu6ium
Der EbeoIogie. Or tpar oorm cine
'taEse 8eit &nuslebrer IN Gbern BEL
Washington Journal., 1912-03-09
Mrflrnbnrn.

@oI0berg. = &errn UeibIen-
BETTER 8efmann i1t in 0ieier 8eit
0es Sart5iegeltperfs befinoIi1e Rar-
~toffeIn1iete oufgebro9en un0 Iino aus
berieIben 5 bis 9 3entner &artoHeln
geftoble1.
@uoien. - Sen Gag, an benz
Re Dor fiinf5ig Sobren Dos 8iirger-
reGt ertporber, feierten S1atbmoder-
meiiter gbriitian @ierde, Rorbmo9er
Hobaien uno 4rbeiter &orI @loebe.
Cine 9eputation oes Wagiitrots un6
bes 4iirgerausi9ufies iiberbrodte bic
MorIon.- 9os Set ibrer eoI-
bener &odseit f0nnen Ser frifbere
B6dermeiTter, friibere aaiiierer bes
Borf9ubnereins grnit Wattbias ttnt0
Srot begeben. Ser @roBber8og
ian0te benz S~lbelpoar nit einem
@llfpunidihreiben iein 8iIonis.
M0beI. - Ser @aitbofsbeIiser
Otto @roiie bier bertaufte fem an
Der SobenitraBe b~elegenes u@oitbous
CUR B0rie an Sen Sotelier @uftob
&iIrnonn aus 0eurupptn. Oie l1eber-
gnbe erfoIgte iofort.
Washington Journal., 1912-03-09
Gdlefen.

8rebsIau. - Gin Spfer Der
Itrenqen aalte lit Elm 38 Sabre alter
pobnunqsloler &e6tsfoniulert no
mems Sauier ~geporoen. @r wuroe
qeqen Mitterno1t Dor Dem @runo-
ftiid Neumarft 26 bilflos aufgefun-
Ben, no er infolqe ser R6Ite entfraf-
tet 8uIammengebroden 81 iein i9ien-
Or fpuroe nod Dem Boli5eigefGngnis
geIdafft, itarb aber idon auf benz
@ege oabin.
6ranfenftein. - Ser friibere
g~anfoorlteber Sur, Ser Die Giliale Der
8unf fir &anoel uno @eDerbe gelef-
tet bat, lit in Ghlpeionis oer6oftet
un0 in oas bieiige GeriAtsgefdngnfs
eingeliefert mor0en.
Sngrams0orf. = Der Boft.
i6affner Ghroter spurOe bon einem
@iiter8uge iiberfobren uno iofort &c.
t0tet.
2aurabiitte. - Gum Boitor
Der bieiigen epangeIiIAen @emeinoe
lit Baitor SdmuIa in Briebus elm.
Ittmmig gem1bIt moroen.
3obten. - Mm 80. Sonuor mo-
rem 60 Sabre oerfloiien Ieitoem oas
@ittergut &ogau BEL 3obten am
Berge i'm 8eiiB Der @rGfliN PiifIer.
fhen SamiIie lit.
8"obrse. Den tO6. @eburts-
tag miro am 25. MGr0 oieies Sabres
in 8abr6e ole 8itpe Morie Sunger
bedehen
Washington Journal., 1912-03-09
@rnnhenbnra.

Trantfurt a. o. "a eim
goumfGnen getotet purbe Der Or
better $. S9ul6 IN Der @roB-4am'
miner Sort. cd. tpuroe BON eineu
fanenoen 8aumitamm oerartig &c.
troffen, oab er iofort tot mar. sd.
mar Somilienpater un6 itano i'm 80.
2ebensiabre.
&Ippern.-De Bauernguts-
BETTER Rarl Neumann mar nit lei
men Qeuten an Der Dreihmaihine be-
idGftigt. auf nod niGt~ oufgefl6rte
@eiie fam iein eIfidbrieer Sobn Der
EranSmiiiion 81 nabe un0 erlitt oa'
bel auBer 4rmbriiden 10 fiirdterli6f
inttere BerleBungen, ooB er einlgf
Stunoen Oarouf itarb.
Dem bisbertgen @e'
meinoeboriteber SbeoOor 2ebmonr
3u RieniB i'm &reiie 2ebus lit oas
Rreu8 oes Meemeinen @bren5ei.
hens, Dem Maurerpolierer 5rie6rif
gIanfenfeIo gu 8latfom i'm 4reiie
2ebus oas @qgemeine @bren5ei6en
benz Souptlebrer 81. Sprodboff 81
2uouiesrub Der GiteI 4antor Oerlie'
ben nor0en.
Der perbeirntete
Mrbeiter &anlpis in 2onosberg as.
ftiir5te in ieinem @obnbnuie Die
Sreppe berab un6 5og ii9 babel eine
0erortig iAtpere Sa6oelOerlesung
au, OnB er itarb.
Washington Journal., 1912-03-09
gaSen.

Greiburg i. 8rs. = Ser oil.
BerorOentIi6e 8rofeiior Or. @eDer-
mann, Der ser Sreiburger uniberiitdt
felt Serbft 1909 ongeb0rt, erbieIt ei-
men Guf ais SrOinanrius fir Natio-
nnnI6tonomie un0 SonoeIsDiHen-
f6oft an oie l1nioeriitGt Bern, Dem
er DabrideinIi9 6oIee Ietften miro.
Sber al. = Die iunee @befrau
s. 8GuerIe, geb. 9ietri9 aus $eu.
berg, gIitt auf benz Seimtpege bonn
@ottes6ienIt Bel Ser @IGtte aus uno
3oe iit ooour9, obpo1l tie ni9i
f%tiir8te, cine idpere innere 8erlesung
gu, Der fie bal6 Oarauf erlos.
Sbernfer. Oos Mntpeien
bes 3onbpirts 8eIte muroe 6urG
Geuer in @iAe eeIegt. Die Gntite-
bungsuriode BEG 8ranOes lit unbe.
tonn.
8for3beim m. = SIN GIter bon
81 Sobren tit bier unertportet raid
9rof. aorI 8olfert geItorben. Ger
@nf9Iafene tpirfte ieit Sbren an De,
btefigen OberrealihuIe.
Sentenbart. Sn 6er
S4euer beg 2onopirts Sobnnn Sore
feel Ser ettpa 20iGbrige Sobn auguIi
bes 8eiibers, Der an @piIepfte Iei6et,
In 6os S6mungroS Der Gutterihnei-
6emoihine un0 8oe iid 6urd Die Mei-
ier berieIben i9tpere 8erlesuneen 81.
Washington Journal., 1912-03-09
Meitnrensen.

Dirf9ou.- 9ie goIOene Sod
0eit feierte Der Steumader Srnno
WoIinotpsfi ous @r.- @olmtou NIT
Ipiner @befrou Mafbiloe, geb. 2oren5.
Snfterbure. = 8pei &inber
erftidt fino BET Dem Snitmnnn Riinit-
Ter oes HittergutsbeliberS Maurer in
Rorpotpen. WGbren0 Ole GItern ouf
benz Seloe nrbeiteten, pnren Die Ii
um0 4 Sabre alien @inOer au 9auie
I'M 8immer eineeiaIofien. ga geriet
tttter 6em Ofeu ~IieseuOes SoI5 in
Washington Journal., 1912-03-09
Rad 5wei Sabrsm ais 2ei6e unfas
fnnOem.

Nus Snnsbrud miro beridtet: Die
2eihe oes felt Sommer 1909 am
Mimminger @ebirge permiBten Sta.
Oenten @ric3 SpieloogeI aus Miin.
der puroe 8ufdGig in elmer l9per
suganaliden .SeIsihIudt aufgefun-
ben. Dns Stelett muroe miibeOon ee-
Bergen unO nod Mimmins gebro@t.
Washington Journal., 1912-03-09

Debrte, 1861 RettOr Der BArserj&nEs
b Gdaponebed unb 1858 Reftor
mnO gaftor in StaOtoIOenoorf. 1868
nur6e er $aitor Der bietgen 81.
MaanigemeiuOe un0 iPdter Gene
roI- un0 StoOtflperintenOert.
New-York tribune., 1912-12-01
CAST OF THE Sun DODGERS.
AITKEN, SON & co. LEASE STORE
Well Known Firm To Have Estab-
lishment in Fifth Avenue.

The leasing Of the building at the south
west corner Of Fifth avenue and 39th
street by Aitken. Son & Co, one of the
Oldest establishments OF It's kind in the
city. will recall the many rumors Of the
removals OF the big department stores
remaining below 23d street to the new re-
tail shopping centre on and about Fifth
avenue above 18th street.
Through three generations the Aitken
name has stood for the best Of those arti-
cles for womens wear and adOrnment
which 1t imports. manufactures and sells
at wholesale and retail. It's special and
clearance" sales are never Of goods
bought for specials" or "clearances."
The daintiest articles Of feminine finery
obtainable, millinery and neckwear; the
most beautiful offerings Of rich and rare
silks, laces. lingerie and garments for
little and larger children are offered at
both stores, Broadway, corner OF 18th
street. and Fifth avenue and seth street
New-York tribune., 1912-12-01
FLYING BOAT" A SUCCESS
New Curtiss Aeroplane Built
Tor Navy Makes 59.5 Miles.
IBy Teles raph 10 The Tribune. ]

by IeIes raph 70 The TrIDuHe'I
bath, y. Y, Nov 30-The flying boat
new type OF aeroplane. as buiit oy
'iehn II. Curtiss for the United States
government. to-day fulfilled all require
'hehts In it's final tests. as made before
Lieutenant Ellyson, chief Of tine United
s'ates navy aeronautical department. The
sA was made at the Curtiss aviation sta
Won In Hammondsport.
me aeroplane reached speed OF os.o
s.'es an hour, carrying the operator ana
~ pounds extra weight The machine
'ested to-day was built expressly for use
the navy. intended for launching oy
.e'hg hurled into the air by a catapuit
arrangement from the deck of a battle
New-York tribune., 1912-12-01
"SUN DODGERS" VIEWED
Fields Musical Production
Frivols at the Broadway.
USUAL NOVELTIES"
Monroe, as Always, Irish and
Unctuous, Gives Joy to
His Friends.

Without George w. Monroe THE sun
Dodgers" would have nothing to differen-
tiate it from any other expensive and
typical Broadway musical show But
with him 1t has a centre of gravity-or
| better. of levity. Monroe as an Irishwom-
an with a natural figure" is almost a
tradition.
A stage ringing with his "girlish'
| laughter. resounding with the whack OF
his playful fan and uproarious with his
] tantrums and sudden fits Of hilarity, is
q busy stage and one familiar to New
York musical comedy audiences. Hosts
of his friends were on hand last night
| TO shower applause on every lift of his
arched eyebrows. every stumbling of his
| troublesome feet. and every very, very"
A comedian with following that likes
to see him do the same old tricks and
say the same old things needs no novelty
| in line or situation. And Mr.. Monroe got
| his laugh last night without these aids
| to comedy.
The Sun Dodgers are a company Of
about forty girls and several men who
prefer street lamps and electric bulbs
| to the light of day. Not finding New York
shady enough they build sunless city
on Long Island with five million Of the
Widow O'Day's dollars The bouncing
| widow, with a laugh, stumble and a
whack OF her fam declares this town will
beat Lillian Russell Sage's village to a
FRAGILE"
Dodging about in the interstices of the
plot a tireless chorus. properly graded In
size and properly provided with smiles,
appears in different costume every two
or three minutes to group evolute.
dance do stage business. produce ligft-
ing and other effects" all OF Which. the
programme explains. has been devised by
Ned Wayburn. To New York theatregoers
Mr.. Wayburn's effects" are easily
recognizable. They need no explanation.
AS soon as lights are switched off so that
the chorus may walk in illuminated Slip
pers. turn on bulbs inside their hats or
drink electric lighted cocktails, vision
of Mr. Wayburn's professional sweater
swims before the minds dizzy eye. When.
however, the chorus turns the restaurant
chairs into suitcases and the tables into
college hats one can almost hear Mr.
does he seem. All OF these things hap
pened last night in profusion.
There was also a profusion Of vaude-
VILE specialties Bessie Wynn. with her
eyes and her operate limitations; Made
line Harriss purple lighted dance the
lariat dance and the Dixie Love OF
Charles Cartmell and Laura Harris were
only a few of the specials that were
stirred ia with plot. principals and chorus
to make a rich mixture"
There is quite healthy suspicion
abroad just the same. in spite of Broad
ways" supposed liking for this sort Of
musical show, that even the musical com
edy public yearns for something new.
The Sun Dodgers" has been devised by
the devisers of "Roly Poly'-Edgar
Smith. E Ray Goetz and Baldwin Sloane.
CAST or THE SIN DODGERS"
New-York tribune., 1912-12-01
And Also
Mr.. BOrden's
Valuable Library

Of 4uhich It is safe TO say that no such collection
ofBeautffm Modern Bindings, Editions de Lure.
Illustrated Art Works and Ertra- Illustrated Books
has ever been offered for sale in this Country.
The whole forming highly impor-
tant gathering Of Art and Literary
Property of High Quality and Distinc-
tive Character.
This Important Public Sale will take
place during February, 1913.
New-York tribune., 1912-12-01
Burden for Weak Papers.

The brief argues that the enforced pup
hcation Of a newspaper company cir
culation and the publisher creoitois
would unduly burden the power OF 'he
weak newspaper to compete with the
stronger, and in many cases ori'e '"'
weak newspaper to the wall.
Mr.. Beck further argues that at the
time the First Amendment was adopted
the impersonal dissemination of IDEAS was
generally recognized in discussion. Inc
letters OF "Junius" are cited. ana II IL ue-
clared the Constitution itself would never
have been adopted had 1t not peeh
for the Federalist papers, puDilsheo
anonymously by Hamilton, Madison ana
Jay.
1t is asserted that any attempt TO com
pei a newspaper to disclose either It's
owners or it's creditors. or TO compel 1T 20
mark as an Advertisement matter whlCh
1t has published for a consideration re-
stricts the freedom of discussion and Is
contrary to the custom OF impersonai
writing, which prevailed generally IN
England and America when the Consitu-
ton was framed.
The brief further argues that the ap-
propriation OF the newspaper columns 10
enforce the policy Of publicity, without
compensation. violates the Fifth Amend
ment, in taking property without due
process Of law.
Mr.. Beck holds that the law has the
sincerity of merit In that ii makes no
hypocritical pretence to being a means
10 carry out any constitutional power
de quotes the debates Of Congress as
showing that the authors and advocates
Of the bill admitted that its purpose was
u compel a public disclosure OF the own
ership Of newspapers and Of the influences
which dictated their policies.
This brief is an amplification of an
opinion Mr.. Beck wrote for the American
Newspaper Publishers Association, re-
port Of which appeared on September %
last
New-York tribune., 1912-12-01
Woman in Court on a Cot

Threats of death for telling about ex-
plOsions were related by Mrs. Alta NJ.
Hawkins. Mrs. Hawkins. attended by
a nurse. and suffering from injuries re-
ceived in a recent shooting while hunt
ing, was carried into court on a cot.
A few days before four explosions
caused a loss Of S15, 900 on the property
Of Albert Won Spreckelsen. in Indian
apolis. in 1909. Mr. Hawkins testified
she was told by Ernest G. w. Basey,
an official OF the ironworkers' union,
that something was going to happen"
on Jobs where non-union workmen were
employed.
"Basey called me up on the telephone
and told me / must keep my mouth
shut. He said II | didn't / would be
killed"
New-York tribune., 1912-12-01

Imperial Jades, Carved Agates, Cloi
some Enamels, Antique Glass, Greek
Terra Cottas, Antique Jewelry, Ancient
Greek Coins, and Other Art Property
ApJ Alec
New-York tribune., 1912-12-01
McManieai Mentioned Young.

Examined by Senator j. w. Kern,
for the defence, about securing Nc
Manigars first confession In Chicago
shortly after the arrests, Burns was
asked:
"nid McManigal implicate any one
besides the McNaI aras?"
He mentioned only Michael j.
Young, OF Boston. in connection with
the explosion at Springfield, Mass, and
he implicated Hockin as having pro-
cured nitroglycerine and as having en-
ployed him TO blow up a building in
Detroit"
District Attorney Miller stated that
only one more witness for the govern
ment will be called on Monday and
then the government will rest its case.
New-York tribune., 1912-12-01
BURNS LET M'NAMARAS
ROAM TO UNCOVER PLOT
Feared to Arrest DynamiterS
Too Soon Lest Men Higher
in the Union Escape.
HOCKIN CALLED BETRAYER
Whole Thing Would Blow Up
if He Moved Too Quickly,
Detective Tells Jury
Woman Threatened.

indianapolis, Nov. 30.-William j.
Namaras and Ortie E. McManigal after
''The Los Angeles Times" explosion was
told by him at the dynamite con-
spiracy' trial to-day.
AT the time Of the explosion, on Oc-
tober l, 1910, he said, he was on train
from San Francisco to Los Angeles,
and the next day he, as detective, was
employed by Mayor Alexandersof Los
Angeles to run down the dynamiters.
He remained on the Pacific Co. ~
the latter part Of December. e., ..e
returned to Chicago. In ChiC.-D, he
said, he met Herbert S. Hockin, now
secretary Of the ironworkers' union.
Hockin is accused by the government
OF having betrayed the dynamiters
while he himself was a dynamiter.
Hockin Baked at Killing.
Burns, in substance, testified:
met me II it were not for the fact that
the dynamiters were going to do a lot
OF killing. He said John j. Mcnamara,
then secretary OF the union, had en-
ployed James B. Mcnamara and Nc
Manigal to kill as many people as pos
sible to bring about the result he hoped
for. told Hockin he was late with his
information, as l knew all the facts
already. Then i asked him where he
got his information that people on the
Pacific Coast were going to blow me up.
lie said that Olaf A. Tveitmoe, OF Sap
Francisco; was looking after the plot. I
told him ! believed Tveitmoe would do II
II he had chance, for / had opposed
Tveitmoe In the San Francisco graft in
vestigation, and | had sent my son Ray
mond to Minnesota to get a photograph
OF Tveitmoe in the penitentiary uniform,
and had Ii published In San Francisco.
| asked Hockin If il wasn't true that
every member OF the ironworkers' eXecu-
tive board knew about the explosions. He
said neither they nor President Frank VI.
Ryan knew what John j. did, except per-
maps, Eugene a Clancy, or San Francisco
told him II wasn't possible for money
To be appropriated every month for Nc
Namara without others higher up know
ing of it, l told Hockin | proposed TO
get the men higher up. / didn't want
merely local men. lie said John J. was
the man | wanted.
/ offered TO pay Hockn TO come into
my employ. but he said he would accept
only his expenses. | told him at that
time Los Angeles had ceased to pay me
and now | had not only to fight dyna--
miters. but also a class OF men opposed
to civic decency In San Francisco.
told him ON the day after the Los
Angeles explosion ] had informed Mayor
Alexander that John J. Mcnamara and
Tveitmoe were behind the explosion.
impressed him with the fact that | didn't
want TO arrest John J. and James B. and
depend on their making confessions. and
j was afraid to watch J. j. at Indian
apolis too much. as they might learn OF IL
and the whole thing would blow up.