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Imperial Valley press., 1912-02-10
STEAMER FORT BRAGG
HAS NARROW ESCAPE

[BY UNITED PRESS ASSOCIATIONSl /
SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. i0.-The
steamer Fort Bragg, belonging to the
Higgins Company, struck a rock off
Point Arena. near the Golden Gate,
during fog today. The % passen-
gers, five of whom were women,
rushed to the decks, believing the ship
was sinking. A wireless message was
flashed to San Francisco from the
stricken ship for aid. The ships
pumps were worked until the sea go
ing tug Sea Rover arrived, to which
vessel the passengers were trans
ferred. The Fort Bragg was towed
to port with her hold half filled with
wafer
Imperial Valley press., 1912-02-10
Instructions to No. I Stockholders

If you have not already sent us
your proxy use the form below for that
purpose. Sign your name on bottom
line exactly as it appears on notices
sent you from the company's office.
Sign and mail today to the proxy
committee, box 421, Ell Centro, Cal
Shares. eS..............
Know all men by these presents, that
Imperial Valley press., 1912-02-10

revoking all former proxies, do here
by constitute and appoint. .......
my true and lawful attorney, with full
power Of substitution, hereby author
izing and empowering my said attor-
ney for me and in my name, place
and stead, to vote as my proxy upon
all matters coming before the regular
annual stockholders meeting of I'm
perial Water Company No. 1, to be
held February 13, 1912, and also at
any adjourned meeting thereof and
according to the number of votes tC
which I would be entitled If personally
present.
Dated. .................. 19l2
OCOcknOlder
Imperial Valley press., 1912-02-10
EnllM Erenarnd.

Jack-When ! asked Ethel If she
would be mine she fell on my breast
and sobbed just like little child. but
finally she put her arms around my
neck and Maud-Oh, yes; | know
all about that. rehearsed it with
her.-Boston Transcript.
Imperial Valley press., 1912-02-10
GenerouS.

$50 you are bill collector" said
Mr.. pinchpenny.
"Yes. Here is one
"Keep it. my boy. keep it. You seem
to have nice collection there. Far be
1t from me to break it up."-Philadel-
Imperial Valley press., 1912-02-10
Ambiquous.

He-They asked me to their recep-
ton, but it wasn't because they like
me. 1t was only because | can sing.
Shc-.Oh. I'm sure you're mistaken
Exchange.
Imperial Valley press., 1912-02-10
Chunns.

Messenger-Whos the swell guy ye
was talkin' to, Jimmie? Newsboy-
Aw, him an mes woiked togedder fer
years. He's the editor o one O. my
papers.--Life.
Imperial Valley press., 1912-02-10
SALE OE BUSINESS

Notice is hereby given that l have sood
my cigar stand and business in l.. & S.
Theater building to b. p Hemeon.
135 w. Il. GIBSON.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-18
Pokal.Derid)t
gauernfmser.

Sssobn 90. Wcstaiiter, BON Ban
Gitp, Mif, tpelher geltern in Gin.
einnati eintrai, meloete I'M YoIi5ei-
baB er mabreno ser
Giieilbubniabrt BON 8auernf1ngerH
nm 500 erleihtert moroen lei. Gle
Shipinoler, melfe gut gefleibet ma.
rem, batten iid ibm porgeiteat mno
ihlieBlif sln 3eitpertreib Gin
/. Wathing Collars" Spielden por.e
geihiugen. alls Der Sug i'm 0rano
Central gabnbofe eintrai, bate Wc.
allilier etlpns iber 500 perloren.
Die gauernidnger fparuten i'm, fein
Wort 5u iaaen, ba er ionlt obne Wei-
teres megen Sa5arbipicls eingeiperrt
iuerOen uiirbe. Sic peripraGen ibm
i'm an elmer geiDiiien
StraBenede treffen uno ibm 0as Oe;b
3uriidgeben 5u fpoiien. Hahoem er
orei StnHoen lang Dergeb.
lid, auf Die .Serren" gelpartet hattie
panote er iih an bic poIj5ei.
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man Der 4niiht gu fsin, bab giferfiids
teleien 5ipiihen ben @robmddten Elm
fpl6es Srisbensprpsramm niht aufz
tpmmen lafen perben unb itiiBt iih
aut Die breibisiGbries 9eobadtuns,
boB Die MG6ts allerlei 8or16lGse
mu9ten, aber feline ausfiibrten, neil
teine Gini9un9 gu ermOgliben mar.
Dteie Nniidt ldbt auber Iu9en, oab
bic 8erbdltniife ii6 peientlib gu I'm
euniten Der Siirtei perihoben bdben
gis Dor eintgen Sabren epar Rublano
bes 9Iaubens, paB es eins 2luftbets
lung Der 5iirtei berbeifiibren uno ben
GOpenantbeil bappntragen tonnte. Gs
lit felt Der 3eit belebrt porben, oab
Der 0reibuno feline IntaItung pes euz
rOpdii4en 9eiiBitanoes Der Siirtel
buloet. 0emnuh itebt nidhts mebr
einem programm i'm Bege, ipeldes
Die Siirtet spingt, in ibren euroz
pdiiden proptn5en Die our seredten
9ebanblung Der 6rii Hidden 8epobner
nOtbieen Refprmen ein5ufiibren.
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Cute uno idledte Sruits.

Der 9ilfs<Staats~SefretGr @ilion
bat in gbicago cine Reoe qe6alten, bic
oaour6 bemertenspertb lit, DaB lie bic
Saftf9e SruitzPplitit in einem neuen
Si6te bartlett. Serr DiIion iagte,
oab prGiibent suft 5piI6sn guten uno
16Iehten Sruits unterI6eiDet. Inter
Den Griteren iinb bieienigen Sruits 81
oeriteben, Die ibren 2lrbsitern quite
2O9ne 3ablen uno bic 9erbrauaer nidl
iibert3euern, Sol6e Sruits piirben
ni6t bebelligt perben, tpogegen Sruits,
nelte bteie 8eoinsungen ni9t erfiilz
len, na6 rpie DOR 8erfplguns gu ges
ndrttgen bdtten. OieIe Oarleounq
purbe ii6 bon Der 5beorie Rooiepelts
nur iniofern unteri6eiben, als 2ebz
terer Die quten 5ruIts ni6t Bios un-
beheatgt laiien, fpnbern brett legaIiz
iiren nil. Der MabItab, pb Elm Sruit
niglth ooer gemeinsefdbrli6 lit. rpurbe
Der glet4e iein, Gs frGst ii6 nur,
tpte in Dem einen unb anberen Jolle bic
sSoee prdftiia our4sefiibrt peroen
f0nnte.
Wie 5err WiIion angibt, piros Die
5batia6e, bab cine &orporation fir
ihre Wuursn einen unqebiibrliden
Breis foroert uno feline tpirtiame Sfonz
turren5 ii6tbor lit, um ben preis berz
ab3ubriiden, Dollgilttgen 8efpeig Bill.
Den, oob bic &orporution Elm lu1aeiebz
liAer Sruit lit. 8as tann ni9t genii=
gen, um eins qeri6tli9s usberfIbrung
gu erlangen. Oas 9eri6t t0nnte nur
nuh oem @eieb urtheilen unb elm Sc
ies, iDelhes ben Maarenpreis borz
i4reibt, 1T unter unIersr &onItitution
unoenfbar. Gbenio penia pGre Elm
9eieb 5ulGiiig, bas porfhreibt, tpel6e
Sohne Elm Sruit be3ablen mub.
5err Wifon piirbe pieGeiht bieien
GtnnGnben bumit beessnen, bub es
ni6t nOtbig lit, fol6e GeIebe su err
luiIen, ou bic 9eri6te unter Der BON
linen aufqeitelIten Rule of Reaion
ous Re4t BADEN, aus freiem GrmeiIen
bic 8rIterien zines guten unb ihlehten
gruits feit5ufteQen, tpie bas in ben
yro3eiIen gegen ben &oblenDl= uno
ben 5abats. Sruit geideben lit. 9l6er
cuh oas puroe ii6 in Der pruris une
DurhTibrbur erDeifen. unmoqlih tann
oas ~Geridt betretiren: Wir l0ien biee
len 5ruit ouf, neil er au tbeuer pers
fauft uRo ben onberen 9ruit, neil er
unqeniigenoe 2cbne beaablt. Die Rule
Of Heaion, bic in ben genannten yGlen
5ur unpenbnna selangte, mar nihts
trstter ols Die Inpenouns bss iuriitt.
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Sn Merito peridlimmert Iih
Die Situation BON Sag gu Sag. Der
Iufftano in 8era Gru5 lit bon be-
IonDsrs bebentliher 9lrt, oa bic gsz
belIen baielbIt i'm Stanbe Iinb, Wufz
fen CUR See etn5ufiibren, mas Die Bis
bergen Ibiperrungsmabregeln unIez
rer Re9ierung pereitelt. yloh gefdbrz
ltfer ptro Die Sa6lage buour6, baB
Utdoero teine Stiibe am 0plfe bat.
Gr Dertrieb Sia3, I'm ben 9robbeiib
IN 8runo uno 8oben gu Ipreneen uno
tbn unter Die erperbsIoIe Sanbbep0lz
terung 81 pertbeiIen. Seine 5eino.
bebaupten, oab er btsIcng nod nibt
ben leiieiten 9eriu6 gema6t babe,
oieies 9eriprehen 5u erfii1en unb sr
leoigli6 auf feline 9ereiheruna beba6t
let. Ote1e Intldoen fperoen bon ga
patio uno Sro5co erboben, Die ales
fleblen, mas nidt MET unD naeelfeit
lit Ino Ii6 bereits U2tllipnen suiamz
menrepolutionirt 6aben. Die Wa6rz
belt betreffs M}aberos ifsint gu iein,
oab Die Reiden ibn baIIen, neil er
oem 9olte belfen min uno bas 8olt
tein 9ertrauen gu ibm bsiibt, neil er
ibr nod nt9t gebolfen bat, nobel,
tpte oas Bel ben untpiFenben Meritlz
nerr nt6t iiberraidenb lit, feline lln=
mOgli6teit mttten i'm ariege, gegen Ell
nen feinbIiden &ongreb Reformz
UtaBreseln uuf8unebmen, niht in
Re6nung ge5ogen tpirb. Inter ioldsn
umitdnoen tptrb ii% Moberp ni6t 5es
6aupten tOnnen, 5umal feline 9egner
gut nit 9elo perie9en iinb, oas ibnen
bic 8roBsrunbbsiiBer uno bic grobz
tdpitaliitii6en SntereTsn lisfsrn. Die
Griteren tpolIen bic 2anobep0lterung
nt6t aug ibrer Stlaperei befreit ie6en,
inn billige 2trbeitstrdfte gu baben,
bic lie ni6t finben t0nnten, tpenn Die
peone 81 freten 8auern iperben uno
Die grobtapitoliitiiten SntersFsn
tDollen oas 9ia3ifs Regiment tpieber
etngefii6rt feben, bas Die tpertbpoliten
prtoiIegien DerIdentte. Merito tpiro
oariiber 5u Grunbe geben, aber bie2pz
gift un1erer ebemalieen Stldpenburone,
bar Indr6ie elmer 0pltsregierun1
por5u5ieben lit, finbet aud bel ben
nerttunti6en Stlapentretbsrn GU
ittmmung.
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8ulaariiae &risssmuth.
Bon % a ter %. g. % 3.
Sofia. i'm Sftober.


9sieber nit ben 9iirfen. gs lebe
oaS Slapentbum! Sph @uIgarien
60 lfollt iina trauit es burf, Die
oligeregte Sauptltabt, sSn Mauih
Der ariegsbegeiIterung itromen Die
Wdnner ans allen @egenben oes
2anbes in Shaaren 8u ben @affen.
aniserest iblagen bic VuIie zines
@oifes, oas enolih cine @elegenbeit
gefomnen iiebt, ben Sob bes SIa-
iuentbums gegen Den Grbieinb aus
toben su fonnen.
SrnppS BON milo auslebenben
9auern uno Sirten aus Dem raube1
galfan burhciIcl auigercg; oie
StraBen Der Staot. Dos !, gcIbniirte
giinbel tragen tie iiber Der Shulter,
oaS 2ammfen auf bem Riiden, Die
TeI3fappe perlpegen auf ben piiiten
Saaren. Gie lpetterbraunen, ionlt
itiimpiiinnisen @eiifter Ienhtell
beute in einem @eoonfen, oie idjmor-
SEN augen ipriiben 8lise unter Den
bni1igen @raupn herpor. 8erIafIen
baben lie Beib ilno Rino, 6elo uno
Wieb, benn oas Baterlano rnit gegen
Den Jeino. aae Sabrg1nse pon 1886
ali bat es 81 ben Waifen beoroert.
Singeioe Shanren 5ieben gum
Vabnbof auBerbalb Der Gtoot. Gn0.
loie 3iae, no1gepfropft nit I1rmen-
BEN Nenihen, fnbren Gin lno aus.
Mles IN BeiDegung! Wlan mub ben
Slnpen i'm Mnuid) Der Qeinenidnit
debefl, INT ibn garl5 5u beriteben.
Aufgeregt fuGteIu bic MrHe under.
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Jiirit 8ismarf,
0on g SiOnep 90 bitman.

nWer gum eriten Mal mad Jrie=
brihsrub fam, Der tonnte glsi6 auf
Der Reiie einen anf6aulihen Ginorud
BON Der Stequns bes 5iiriten 8ismard
empfungen. Die S4nsuaiise BON 8er=
lin mad 9amburs batten auf Der tlets
nen Statipn teineu @ufentbalt, nur
nenn jemano mitfubr, Der uls peri0nz
liher Gait Deg Jiiriten mad Jriee
Drihsrub selaoen mar. purbe baltges
maht uno Diele Reiienbs ftsdtsn bic
a0pfe aus ben Wasenfenftern, um gu
ieben, mem bic gbre autbsil puroe.
Nahoem id ausseitiegen mar unb si.
mem Diener, Der auf bem 8abniteig
partete, meinen Softer seseben bate,
tpurbe id gu einem bereit itebenben
Wagen gefiibrt; aber ebs ih sinitiss,
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8eluiKensbiije.

gor ingefdbr elmer 8ode mar hcr
Brocerp oes R. 9. Eotter. No. POS
Weit 8. slpenue, BON einem Gilbre.
der eir geiuh abgeltattet .moroen,
Delher $40 in 9aar crbautete. Mu.
aeuifeinIih lit Der Ginbreter naf.
traglib bon Gelpiiiensbiiien ersriifen
uoroen, bern &err pctter erbieIt ac.
fern n einem Nrieiuni9lag ourd,
bic poit $40 ougeiannt, tpelf)c mad,
ieiner Mniibt eiilen abeiI oes inn
erstlpenoeten Celoes biloen.
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9as Stuats Separtement Be-

y = q , NepurIellleHl Uts
abIiftigt, gegen ben Plan CUR Ser
ftadtlidun9 oes 9robbanbeIs in Sob
lenDl in SeutIdlano energiid gu
proteitiren. @s piro geIaet, baB fir
Die ameritanii6e Re9ieruns 5ruits
nur inHer3alb uno niht auberbalb
bes 2anbes ertittren, bsmna6 Der
SohIsnoI Sruit gu ibrem S6uB be-
reGttgt lei. Oarauf piro Die beutide
8e9terung obne Jrage ertpioern, oaB
lie basielbe He6t bat, 5ruits gu be-
tdmpfen, tpie uniere Hegierung uno
Sas pdre pplltpmmen rihttq.
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Die sum StabItruit, il, oe60z

Sbe III - u 2 u II GeDD<
{rigen 5trmsn baben BON Der Regierung
fir etnen Sontrutt CUR 9ieferung bon
9eitoKen 5pei WfiQionen Collars ae.
fDroert. Die engliIben 5irmen baben
ihren Preis I'M eins babe 0liIion
Dollars biliser geiteLIt. 0us ift Der
llnteri6ieo 3pti6en SruitprsiIen unD
&pnturren3preiIen. Die Regierung
bat Die 2teferung Der engItIden Sirma
5u9eDteien, Inn etne babe Wtiuipn
Dollars 81 Iparen. 0as umeritunii6e
golt piro aber ge5pungen, Die Waarsn
oes Stahltruits iG6rli6 um brei6unz
bert Wttaionen gu tbeuer 81 be3ablen.
& q NJ on, Der ii6 einen Namen
our6 feline StuDien uber nperridte
Ttnan8en" gema4t bat, 1T Dor benz
&ommittee in Daibingtpn eri6ienen
uno bat ausgeiagt, mas er rim NLIgez
metnen" BON Der Domination Der 9rGz
1loentl9ufts- -Sanbioaten neiB. 0ieIer
uaQgemeinen" aenntniB 3ufoIqe bdtte
Waa Street Die Domination Salts
Lno Die 8anoioatur Rooiepslts perunz
laBt, I'm Die GrDGblung zines reattto=
Idren bemotrdtii6en Sanoiboten gu
1thern. Sieier 9lan lei ibm sur
aeHntntB gebra6t poroen unD er babe
Hugs an grDan telegrapbirt, Der bic
VerihpDrung pereitelte, inDem er bic
Homtntrung WilIons oeranlaBte.
SatpIon bat offenbur cine Ie6r lebbafte
pbantaIie. 9as ein3ige poiittpe, mas
oas Sommittee Don ibm ermitteln
tonnte, mar, OaB er RooIepeIts Romiz
nation befiirportet bat uno er min TO-
gar 100000 in OeHen Sntsrefe psrz
ausgabt baben.
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Der SHrte, Der bur6 ben Grie=
bensi6IuB nit Statisn feline sSefIeln
obgsItretft bat, lit fred geporben unb
bat ben Gegnern, bic Neigung 3eiqten,
sinen friebli6en @ergteich gu fuhen,
ariegsertldrungsn 3ugeI6idt. Q(Qs
Gnaei9en rpieien ourauf bin, boB gul.
aarien nit einigen 3useItdnbniiIsn
Bate 6ef9pi6tigt peroen fDnnen.
aber Die Rsgisrung in aonitantinopel
uolte nt9ts BON 8erglei9en piFen
nno 3ningt jsBt gulgarien gum
Rriege, num es fir feline fre6e Qote
IN ge5us auf Wo3ebonisn gu slhtiz
gen., ME Die Siirten nit GROCER 4uf=
oeblaienbeit iugsn. Der Stols Dirb
f.6 aber Iegen. Gs lit su erieRn, oab
bic europdiiden Grobmd6te cine aonz
ferens plansn, I'm bem arieoe, Der peie
ter ni6ts aIs Elm 5pedlpiss Qbf6la6.
ten 1T uno ibren tleindiiatiIhen 6an-
tel fhdbigt, Elm @ube gu MAIDEN, unb
Sipor in Der Weiie, bab ni6t gulea.
rien, ion6eru bic 5urfei ge5iihtiet
fpirb, inbem man fie slpinet, ibre
friitlthen 0olferfhdften menidlih All
bebanbeln. Jn aonitaptinopsl idsint
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30 oem &ommtttee 5ur
llnteriu6un9 Der &agneausgaben
ipanots Ii6 Der 3eitI6riftenz z5erausqez
Der W2unIep gegen Die 8er0ffentlichuna
BON SampagnebeitrGgen. gr belt es
fur nOt6ig, OaB bic Rei6en bic Bar
tsien unteritiiBen, baB lie aber baran
perbtnoert perDen, tpenn man lire Ru=
men Der0ffentIi6t. GieTe 9lnfiht
biirfte teine ulIgemeine 3uitimmrng
ftnpen. Sopeit es Die 0ffentlihen 9lnz
gelegen6etten betrifft, iinb bic 4rmen
9sndu 10 Daran tntereiiirt, tpie Die gfeiz
fen unb ipenn Qebtere 8eitrGqe lei
item, fpe3ieQ in grpBen Summen, 10 1T
Der 8erod6t ni6t ab3upeiIen, bah lie
babel beitimmte 3pete perfolqen unb
3tpor nt6t gu 9uniten Der 9rmen.
Der ioeale Weq ndre, ale 9eitrdqe gu
perbteten uno Die legitimen 4usaa6en
aus Dffentli6en Wlttteln gu beitreiten.
9d a6er Elm iol6er 8Ian niht burdz
fuhrbar tpGre, 10 lit unbebinqt not6z
ipsnbtS, gu erfabren, tper bon DEN Rei=
den gu ben 3ampaqnez7Fonbs bei=
trdgt uno gang Ipe3ieQ ioGts ermitteIt
tperoen, fpeI6e 9erpenOuHg bas @elo
finoet, cine Qustunft, bic ieBt ni6t
perlangt iDiro, aber umqe6eno qeieBIih
er5pungen tDerben ioIte. Wenn Die
Qusgaben iid auf ioIde legittme
S3Dete 6ei6rGnten, pis Wliet6en BON
Sdlen, @erbrsitsn bon 3irtularsn unb
annoncen, oann iinb feline qroBen Bel
trdge notbpenoi9. $50 oie[ G,elo psr=
tpenbet piro, lit Der 9eroadt berehs
tigt, bab Diel &orruption geu6t pirb.
The Detroit times., 1912-11-13
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MARRIAGES

Thomas F. Caldwell 81; Clara Marks
81.
Louis s. Dietz, "a: Anna Priwak, 10
stephen JaKubowskf 81, HamtranCki
Theresa Gio1ewski, n, same.
Anthony Sjuszic, 30; Anna Luckus,
%.
Herbert A. Dodge, as; Johanna catz,
81.
Sam Preczowski, 20. sumpter; Mary
s. CzysZynska. Is, Detroit.
Albert !. Daniels. 10: Mable Mitchell,
81
Albert W. Johnson. as; Clara Collins,
45.
Macioj Tuzenskl. rs; Augustka kc-
walska, 20.
Lawrencs Nedeau. SO; Mildred ouehl
Frank Luth. q; ida stark, Is.
Joseph Deuedict. 81, Toledo, o.: Luz
ellie Brighton %, same.
John Hannigan, 20; Minnie Remsing.
Is. r
william Beckett, 30, Detroit; Mable
Robertson, 10. Flat Rock.
Fred Gllligan. "a. Cardinal. Can;
Clara Benford, %. Iroquois, Can.
Joseph F.. FOX, 20; Margarutie Fruit
cyrsus T. French. 81; Mabie Pitt'ng-
er. %.
jesse IT. Fuller Epetroit:-Xera
Underwood. 20, Eaton Rapids.
John Petrus, 20; Victoria Skutriezks,
Josep6 &. .BiceK, Is: olga Gong, 90.
Joseph ceicbeiskl 20: nellie Silva Fl.
The Detroit times., 1912-11-13
SOCIALISTS SHOW
UNUSUAL STRENGTH

CONVENTION HALL, ROCKIES.
TER, N. Y, Nov. 13.--whether the
Socialist delegates to the thirty-seo-
ond annual convention OF the Ameri-
can Federation of Labor. will fight for
control, hung IN the balance today.
Definite decision will be reached next
Monday night. A count OF votes to
day revealed unexpected strength for
the Socialists of one-third Of the ccn.
vention membership. bEt ~
Meanwhile careful scrutiny of the
situation will be made by j. Maplan
Barnes, the national Socialist cam.
paign manager and his lieutenants.
Some Of the International associations
have already gone on record as lav.
oring the election of Socialists as fed.
Grafton officers.
II the Socialists decide TO enter the
lists they will place a complete ticker
In the field for all ofices from presi'
dent down.
Opponents OF Socialism insisted to-
day that they had the votes to de-
feat a partisan Socialist slate. This
question occupied the unofficial at
tention OF majority of the delegates
at today's session.
The Detroit times., 1912-11-13
ACCUSE WOMAN OF
HURLING BABE TO DEATH

CINCINNATI. O., Nov. 13.--Mrs.
Emma Kipp, 20, accused by her hus-
band OF throwing their 10-day-old boy
TO its death, in the Ohio river, at mid
night, Monday, had to be supported
by officers when she was taken to
court today. to answer a charge OF
murder.
A similar charge is recorded against
Fred Kipp, %, the husband. Both
cases we're continued while search
was made for the body.
The couple were arrested last night
after they had left a boarding house
where the child was born. The land
lady and a woman who had acted as
nurse for the mother, located the mau
at a veneer factory, where he was
employed and followed him TO his new
home. There they learned the baby
was missing and called the police,
The husband, policemen say. con-
fessed that he was with his wife and
pleaded with her against killing the
baby.
she did 1t because she didn't want
a boy" he declared. rShe swung the
baby by its heels and finally let IL go.
II landed far out in the water"
Kipp said that although he was al
most penniless he was glad that the
baby was born, but that his wife told
him she would have preferred a girl.
The Detroit times., 1912-11-13


FITZsIMoNS--Nov. IL. 1912, Ann. Wild
ow OF the late Charles Fitzsimons,
mother OF Mrs Maurice sullivan.
James, Charles f.. Matthew. William
p. and Edward Fitzsimons, at her
late residence. 1873 Ferry west. mo-
tice OF funeral later.
FERGUsoN--Nov. 70. at residence l4l
Harrison-ave. George s.. beloved
husband OF Catherine J. Ferguson.
father of Roy II. and Ina w, Fergu-
son. Funeral Thursday at j. m.
from residence. Kindly omit flowers.
McHUGH-Nov. IL. Leo F., beloved son
OF John and Margaret McHugh and
brother OF Katherine Pauline, Wil-
I fred. Lenah and John McHugh and
sny from 9onn r assms sss al
$50 a. m. ard from Holy Trinity
church at 3, Grand Rapids and Pom
tiac papers please copy
SCHMITT--Nov. IL. Mary. at her resi-
dence eos Antietam- ST., beloved wife
OF the late Frank Schmitt and moth
er OF Richard. Louis, Frank: Jr, An
thony. Mrs. f. J.. Hohf and Mrs. n.
w. Mccarthy. and grandmother OF
neral from residence Thursday. Nov.
IA. at Q o'clock. Interment at Mt.
Elliott.
STERLING--James, at his home. Ply
mouth-rd. Monday evening. Funer-
al Thursday at l p. m. from resi-
dence.
-GLYSSoN-Nov IL, wi'liam W.. below
ed husband OF May dlysson, aged te
years Funeral from residence. So
st. Clair-aye. Time later.
HERBoN--Nov IL. at his home, 1885
Canton-ave.. Ernst, aged ~ years,
beloved husband of Emma Herbon
and dear son OF Maria and the late
Ludwig, and brother OF Mrs. Augusta
Jonske. Charles Fred and Otto Her
bon. Funeral Friday. $780, from resi-
1anl. m
Trinity church, corner Gratiot and
Rivsrd.
The Detroit times., 1912-11-13
TWO BRUTALITY
BEATEN BY ROBBER

STURGIS, Mich, Nov. 13.-Willism
Lorrett and daughter, living mile
and half from town, were brutally
attacked last night by robber who
entered the house while they were
reading He walked in with drawn
revolver. demanding money.
Miss Lorrett gave him seven dollars
saying II was all she had He left
and she bolted the doors. He returned
In a few minutes and was refused
admittance when he broke down the
door with a roller from clothes
wringer with which he beat the faith
err into insensibility.
After ransacking the house and be
ing angered at not finding any more
money, the robber beat the daughter,
leaving her unable to call for help
until this morning when she dragged
herself to the nearest neighbors. fier
recovery il doubtful.
The Detroit times., 1912-11-13
ROSE TESTIMONY IS
BLOW TO GUNNER
Gambler Testifes Against Four
Men Accused of Completely (
in ROsenthaI Homicide

NEW YORK. Nov. 13.--Assistant
District Attorney Moss announced to-
day that he expected to complete the
case OF the state against Lefty Louie,
Gyp The Blood, Dago Frank and
Whitley Lewis, the four gunner ac-
cnsed of killing Herman Rosenthal,
within few days.
District Attorney Charles Whit
man. took personal charge OF the
prosecution today and his first wit.
ness was "Gald' Jack Rose. The gam
bier. was calm as he looked at the
four prisoners who tried vainly TO
stare him out OF countenance.
Rose said he he had been gam
bier by profession for twelve years,
more or less" he testified that he had
met Lefty Louie and Whitley Lewis
several days before the murder, told
them they must put Rosenthal out OF
business and received their assur-
ance that they would do anything
for Lieutenant Becker"