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Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-09
WOLF ESCAPES
FROM OFFICER
Nine Year Old Local Boy
Does Daring Stunt on lour-
ney to lamesburg.
LEADER OF BAD GANG
Gets Away While Constable
IS Purchasing Tickets
Boosted He Would Do II.

The daringness which was shown
by Steve Wolz throughout his ar
rest and hearing as young robber
leader In this city, was again dis
played yesterday when he ran away
from constable who was taking him
to the State Home for Boys at
Jameshurg. He is now at large.
Despite the fact that Steve Is but
nine years old, he displayed the cum
ningness Of an old criminal In COM
pany with another boy slated to be-
come an inmate OF the institution,
he nestled close TO the guarding con-
stable and then when the officer step
ped aside few feet to purchase
some railway ticketc the Wolz boy
ran away, 1t is declared. He has not
been seen or heard of as yet.
When county officials were asked
about the escape this morning, they
declared knowing nothing about It.
The superintendent OF the State
Home for Boys said Steve WOLF did
not arrive there up to this morning,
but Constable Jacob Gordon's other
charge did arrive there yesterday
The WOLF lad was to have gone up
with Tony Mattelone, an Italian boy
from South River. The pair were
seated In the sheriffs office when
Probation OFFICER Charles M. Mac
William turned them over to Gordon
who intended to take them on Tren
ton fast line trolley car as far as pos
sib1e and then use a rig, 1t is de-
c1ared as he was purchasing tickets
the WOLF boy broached the scheme
to run away to the Mattelona boy,
but he had to run alone. When the
officer turned about young WOLF had
fed.
Prior to leaving the shcriff's office
the boy ia dc eclared to have made the
declaration I'm not there yet In
reply to You're going away to
Jamesburg, kid"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-09
GAN SAVE CITY
Plan to Give High Parts Wat
er Pressure Without Install
ing Booster System.
WILL DIVERT THE WATER
Inspection Shows Feasibility
Of Scheme--Use Gates
Board Will Consider.

As result of efforts of City En-
gineer Mason, Water superintendent
Crowell and members OF the Board
Of Water Commissioners now under
way 1t may become possible to save
the city about $4,000 and still give
a suitable water pressure through
out the high parts of the city.
Plans are under way to utilize a
scheme to divert water In various
directions and gate off some lines so
as to force water to the highest
points in the northwestern section
without the aid of booster system.
From present indications 1t is be-
lieved the proposition will work and
plans for a booster system rs were
recently begun may be stopped.
Messrs. Mason and Crowell and
Commissioner Sibley went into de-
tails on the new scheme today. Yes
terday Messrs. Mason and Crowell
made an inspection of conditions up
on the hill at Amboy and Brace ave.
nues. They went over a number OF
proposed routes for extension OF
lines under the new proposition.
The plan was studied in detail for
the purpose of making an expert
ment to determine whether or not
the scheme would become efficient.
Mr.. Sibley, who Is q member of the
pipe committee of the board, is en-
thusiastic about the idea, as are the
others figuring In its usage. They
hope to save the city the cost of put
ting tn a motor, pump and stand
pipe, as was originally intended.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-09
STATE STREET
IN DARKNESS
Close white Way for Pre-
sent Some Dissatisfaction.

Dissatisfaction among the nler-
chants In State street, openly voiced
at meeting OF the Stale Street I'M
proyement Associa atton, last night,
Terminated In the order THAI from
tonight until further notice the white
way system VIII be abolished, VAS a
statement OF Herman Phiie to q
NEWS reporter today. Some are In
clined to believe that this action will
mean the permanent elimination OF
the white way system on this thor
cughfare while others declare that
after the merchants see the disad-
vantage of not having the lights, Will
reconsider last nights action and
give the street additional lighting
facilities.
1t has been known for some time
that Dissatisfaction among the mer-
chants over the lighting system
might end In last nights order.
Some of the merchants claim that
they prefer after the trial different
forms of lighting and will be willing
to continue Il the plans as asked by
them are adopted. Others along the
street declare that the system as 1T is
at the present time cannot be beat
en- and II this system Is abolished al
together, then they will in no way
favor any other means of lighting.
A committee was appointed to In
terview all OF the merchants again
in an effort to ascertain just what
course to pursue. Another meeting
will be called shortly, at which time
final action will be taken. The State
street white way, after much labor,
opened under brilliant auspices on
July last
1t ID understood that some Of the
merchants have been delinquent in
paying their monthly installments,
thereby casting the burden on a.few,
and this is said to be another reason
why the action was taken last night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-09
is
NOW EFFECTIVE
Carpenters and Bosses Have
Come to Terms.

Articles OF agreement were signed
last night by the Carpenters branch
of the Master Builders Association.
and representatives from the local
aI-4~-----.-ss' - AAArnanters Union, No.
4 change OF meeting - = -, - sssss :,
Il IN came to Trent< 4 a s',s.s'1 s3ss y e
& s. .stiaiattva Issr -
Ths ssfpsa sqs union seIx for n4s IL yssss nas'
Ave months have tried to get fha
bosses to enter an agreement with
them and they refused until last
nights session. William ]. Murtagh,
business agent for the carpenters,
says that all differences have been
patched up satisfactorily to all In
terested- At first when the bosses
were reluctant In signing agreements
1t was thought that a strike would
be resorted to about May. l.
The carpenters asked for ftfty
cents per hour this year. After dis
cussing this question the bosses de-
cided to grant this concession on the
step rate. which will bring the
amount as asked by the union within
the next Ave years. Working condi-
tions have been remedied and differ
ences forgotten until the term of the
contract runs out. The signing of
the papers by the bosses is another
feather In the cap OF William~J. Muir
tagh and committee, consisting OF
II. r. Hendriekson, George W. Mum
and Carl Lund, representing Local
Union, No. 65.
John G. Donehue was chairman of
the bosses and was assisted by Fred
Christensen, Hans Dinesen and Soren
Olson
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-09
ROBBERS FEAST
AND ROB PLACE
Saloon of Peter kozub al l7l
Broad Street Looted Dur
ing the Night.
ENTRANCE BY WINDOW
Four Times Within Years
$50 Worth of Goods and
5 Pennies Taken.

Thieves broke into the premises
of Peter Kozub, saloonkeeper at
III Broad street for the fourth tins
within a year last night and stole
upwards of $50 worth of liquors,
eatables and clothes. They entered
by breaking the glass and unfasten-
to a dining room and made tthe
arger part of their haul from the
bar room Immediately adjoining.
But five pennies In cash was taken,
Thieves We're Hungry.
Indications are that the place WAS
entered about 3 o'clock this morn
ing. The thieves evidently took
their time and enjoyed meal before
leaving the premises, for bologna, po-
tato salad, butter and eggs were
consumed Mr.. Kozub's overcoat,
about fourteen bottles of whiskey,
sherry and brandy and bunch Oh
keys was taken. As q result Mrs.
Kozub was forced to break into her
coal and wood shed and chicken coop
this morning.
Break Cash Register.
A cash register and nickel In
the-slot machine were carried out OF
the bar room by the thieves to the
rear of the yard. whore they were
broken open. But FIVE pennies were
found In the cash register and no
money In the other machine When
Morris made an investi-
cation after the robbery had been
reported to the police at As O'Clock
this morning. he found small guam
tity OF butter. pieces OF bologna ana
some potato salad which the thieves
had left after satisfying their hunger.
In preparing to enter the place tha
robbers whitfield portion OF the
window cash away and broke of
corner OF the window pane. so as to
enable them to reach In and un-
fasten a catch.
Mr.. Kozub says three other rob
berries In which a small amount OF
loot was taken were psrpertrated on
his premises the past year.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-09
ASK GARRETSON
TO HELP CAUSE.
Woman's Club Write to Al
derman at Large Ibout
Moving Picture Censors.
ALDERMEN TO DISCUSS
Mr.. Garretson Says He Has
Not Noticed Anything
Harmful -DisIikes Films.

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Aiucllaai'-a s-LaIse rela ua. s.l e.son si.
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rne Woman oiuu' asAsus snae ens
BOARD ~ AiueImen name poalu %
cehsofs 70 pass IN movlns pic.ulss'
poseeIs auseIelsins "a Tug saino anu w
.ure postal ea.us peloie .ne' "a.
SHOWN or soia- tnis ci.y ns
coInIn unlcation VIII pe iaiu ps1oIe
tne aIaerlnen az Lhslr coaliiseee ..s,7
iiieetins neAt nIioay nisnl anu W.T.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-09
-. NJ. C. a.
alkS
Wrestling Expert Tomorrow.

Wrestling Expert Tomorrow.
For the speaker at the Men s
Meeting III the Library auditor
|ium tomorrow afternoon at 4
O'Clock the committee has secur-
ed a man from the ranks of asso-
eiation workers, w. e. Cam,
physical director Of the Elizabeth
~: NJ. G. A. His subject viii,
"YOUNG MEN AND ATHLET-
les" /" Mr.. Cam is well qualified
to speak on this subject. He rep
resents an association where they
are DOING THINGS along this
line. He is the author of several
books ON different lines of sport
and is an AUTHORITY ON
WRESTLING. He was consider
ed one Of the best wrestlers in his
class before taking up the gen
eral work of the association. HE
HAS BEEN THE WRESTLING
INSTRUCTOR AT THE SILVER
BAY AND BATTLE CREEK
SUMMER INSTITUTES FO r
SEVERAL SEASONS. Members
of the Danish-American Athletic
Club, the Goodwill Association
and several Of the basketball
teams have been invited to at
tend. The auditorium should be
well filed.
The music committee will pre-
sent the following program:
Selection by Male Chorus,
twelve to fifteen voices.
Reading from Ben Hur, by @.
G. Martin, Introducing a trio con-
sisting of Master Jack Ramsay,
Master Harmon Martin and Mas
ter Oscar Klaus, who will sing
1--WE Three Kings Of the Orient
Are, Z taken from an old English
ballad. They will wear costumes
of the people whose king they
represent. Mrs. Henry Dillon,
their director, viii accompany
them. They will also sing Hos
anna, = by Remington Fairlamb.
Baritone Solo, by Asher Ran
dolph.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-09
ADVANCE COIN
FOR The SITE
C. G.. Baldwin and G. ]. Han
ey and Y. NJ. C. a. Plan.

Adrian Lyon, chairman of the
building committee of the X. M. o..
A., stated today that G. G. Baldwin
and George J. Haney have agreed to
advance the sum of $500 by which
to purchase the site upon which 1t
is proposed to place the Y. M. G. A.
building. Mr. Lyon says that
Messrs. Haney and Baldwin by their
generosity, deserve the good will of
the people backing the Y. NJ. G. A.
movement. Mr.. Lyon has drawn up
the contracts for the transfer of the
property and they will be signed
the FIRST part OF next week.
Entertainment Planned.
At session of the Membership
Committee last night In Peter A..
Peterson's office it was decided to
have an entertainment In the Audi
torium the early part of next month
for the enlargement OF the fund.s 1t
It's proposed to have the Rutgers Col
lege GIee Club and other features
at the entertainment. John G..
Donehue and Harry +. Fox have of
fered the Auditorium for the even-
ing OF the entertainment TO- the cost
OF lighting, etc. A meeting of the
executive body interested In the
movement will be held in 4dr. Peter
sons Office Monday night at which
definite plans for the entertainment
will be made.
College Men Meeting.
A number of college graduates OF
this city Interested In the plan for a
local branch of a Y. NJ. G. A. met at
the residence of w. Parker Runyon,
In Water street, last night. A COM
mittee was appointed to devise
plans to interest about 100 college
men working In local factories for
the movement. The committee win
hold a session tonight at the resi-
dence OF Charles r. Fletcher and as
q result of the meeting University
club may be formed.
J. Fl. MacCandless, educational
director OF tha Paterson Y. NJ G.
A., gave an interesting talk on Ed
ucationai Work" Howard MacWil-
liams, lawyer OF Piainfeld, also
addressed the gathering along gem
eral lines.
Kom og se min egen Dreng iaften
5157-3-9-1t*
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-09
GET BIDS FOR
KANT BUILDING
Plans Are Now in Hands Of
Contractors.

According to present indications a
$4,000 three-story brick building
will replace the old shacks at the
northeast corner OF Smith and State
streets. Plans are now in the hands
of contractors for bids and will be
received W Miss Agnes Kant, the
owner OF the property, next Satur-
day Unless the bids should exceed
the amount Miss Kant intends tc cx
pend, 1t is highly probable that the
structure will be three stories In
height A two story building at what
III termed the main corner of the
city would not be very imposing and
Miss Kant who has considerable
civic pride decided on a three story
place building for this reason, 1t Is
believed.
Three Stores ON First Floor.
The plans which were prepared by
Architect j. K. Jensen call for three
stores on the first oor, offices on
the. second and q large open space
on the third, which could be used as
lodge room or dance hall. There
will be two stores fronting on Smith
street, and one on State street. The
corner store will face 80 feet on
Smith and 40 feet on State street.
The other Smith street store will
have frontage Of twenty feet. The
other store will front about thirty
four feet on State street. The prop
erty extends fifty feet on Smith
street and efghty-three feet eight
inches on State street
Tenants Have Notice.
II the bids for the building are
satisfactory when opened next Satur-
day the contract, 1t is likely, will be
awarded without delay SO that the
structure can be started immediate
ly. The tenants In the present build
ings have been given notice to move
and were to have vacated on March
/, but were given q little more time
pending the awarding OF the con-
tract. 1t would take but little time
for them TO yacate, however.
According to all reports the First
National Bank will occupy the corner
store on the first floor as 1t has been
especially designed for such pur-
pose. No official announcement has
been made by the bank that 1t will
occupy the place,
Kom og Sc min egen Dreng iaften
i Washington Hail.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-09
Man
Is SOON I EQIlNn
ande ring 4boui on
Ave. lis Locked Up.

After prolonged search which
ended this afternoon the police
caught Steve Obertesh, 81 s5c vs.-@. vg.ss.s.
Side avenue, an alleged insane man
who has terrorized the neighborhood
In which he lived. He left his home
yesterday when he learned the aaI~
thorities were after him and had
since been at large until he was
captured by Patrolmen Hartmann
and T.. G. Jensen When people
about West Side avenue and Penn
street learned yesterday the man
was at large they feared to let their
children out OF their homes. Ober-
tash acted rational when he was be-
ing arrested.
From preliminary examination
made by DIR. G. w. Tyrrell and Dir.
w. b. Ramsay 1t Is adjudged the VIC
tim Is suffering irom meianeholia.
Through his mental unsoundness he
is subjected TO extreme depression
of spirits, has ill-grounded fears and
delusions. He raves at times. shud-
dera In fright and tries to shrink
away from imaginary enemies.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-09
Or Rent

Floor space In gcheuer Building,
suitable for lodgs or eEub rcoma
Ren& reasonable. Also desirable OF
acsa Lease Ii desired Apply q.
spssasr. Cor Stale aud snalth atrae9ss
Perth Amhoxs N. J.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-09
NEW STORAGE WAREHOUSE

Store your furniture and pianos
at j. Christ Co.'s modern building:
locked rooms; all clean, airy and
dry. Storage from s1.0p up. j.
Christ CO.. corner Madison avenue
an,s Grsffh aSree1
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-09
AMUNDSEN KNOWS
NOTHING OF SCOTT.

Hobart Tasmania. March s---
Amundssn denies knowledge Of
seett's expedition, rsfusss to
disclose anything regarding
hlntsslf and mas isolated hls
ships crsw. He 10 rstiesnt, aa-
eerdins = his contracts with
newspapers.
HENRY y. BAKER,
United States Consul.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-09
PITNEY WILL
Be CONFIRMED

Special oy Uaitsd Press wirs.
Washington, March 9:Among
the senators the opinion was general
today that Chancellor Mahlon Pitney.
OF New Jersey, will be confirmed as
an associate justice of the United
States supreme court. At an execu-
tive session OF the senate yesterday
Pitney was confirmed, but the COM
firmafion was recalled moment
later. This action, 1t was said today,
was due to the request OF Demo-
cratic senator to discuss Pitney's
decision.
Eom og Sc min sssn DIsng iaften
i Washington Hall.
6167-s-a-1ts
Basketball tonight Goodwill Hall.
4396-2-1 10-tf-o.e.w.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-09

amy affair or happening. or CTR
which Is too small TO
make Want Ad. worth while as an
adjusting force is too small 10
uorr about
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-09
WANTED

Young assa 10 canvas for Novelty
on salary. Experienced men oaly-
Address. NOVELTY
Care EVENING NEws.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-09
KEAN'S
MOTHER DIED TODAY

Special by United Press Wire.
Elizabeth, March 9:--Mrs Lucy
Kean, mother of former United
states Senator John Kean, died at
her home today. She was eighty
seven years old and the mother of
eleven children.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-09

Automobiles for rent. Phone fs4
G. A. Sexton, 10 Smith street.
5022-3-5-tfs
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-09

Automobiles for rent Phone ISL.
G. A. Sexton, 10 Smith street.
4776-2-24-6m.s
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-09

Kom og Sc min egen Dreng iaften
Washington Hall.
6157-s-9-1ts
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-09

Dancing tonight Goodwill Hall.
43g5-2-1 Otto. &. W.,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-09

Basketball tonight Goodwill Hall
49ae-e-1a4ts {.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-09
FoR sAIE.

FOR SALE.
A garage and barn combined in
first-elass condition, 20x40, two
stories high. slate roof. Inquire at
Il. Kreielsheiner's, the jeweler. 1913
Smith street Perth soy.
4s6t-s-f-tfs
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-09

Dancing tonight Goodwill Hall.
4395-2-I 0-tf-o.e e. W
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-09

Kom og sc min egen Dreng iaften
5157-s-s-1t.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-09

Dancing tonight Goodwill Hall.
4395-2 lotto. Q. w.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-09

Kom og Sc min egen Dreng iaften
/ Washington Hall.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-09

Kom og Sc min egen Dreng iaften
Washington Hall.
5157-3-s-1ts
The Detroit times., 1912-10-03
MARRIAGES

Eldridge McGlinnen. %; Grace Rea-
die, %.
Leon Tenny. 30 May Reynolds, 30.
Newell Il, Loomis, 26; Violet M. Goetz,
20
Clay Perm, 2s: Louise Fleischut. %.
Louis j. Rates, %, Jackson; Sadie
Cyril Deldiquec 20; Emma Debeans-
saert, "a.
Joseph Kruk. 81 Victoria Majewska,
IS.
Thomas NJ. Robinson. SO; Mary E.
Jackson, &c,
Edward Kruder, 81; Katherine DON
koff, 2S.
Isidor Rosenfeld, "a; Yetta sunrin,
Howard HeIlman. 21; Anna Marshall,
21.
Roy Scheel. %: Jennie Rider. 26.
William Thompson, ~. Detroit; Ida
Jones. 40, Hornacopia, Wis.
Adolph Demick. 81, Brownstown;
Mary r. Waites, 25, same.
Henry A. Gaines. 46, Toledo. o.; Jen-
ME Moneymuss, 40. same.
Frederick BRIGHAM, 25. Boraga, Mich.
Anna Pulfrey. %, Detroit.
Gilbert Cox, %; Margarey Mahoney,
Joseph Brodzlak. 2s Helen strawa
10.
Solomon Steunman, 23 Emily Heath,
g.
Arthur Nahel. 3s, Toronto, Can; Mar
garet Robertson, 80, Detroit.
Antonio Mensella, 20; Filippa Vos-
sallo. 49,
Charles Becker, 33 Minnie Belts, %
Anthony Zogacki, 20; Anna Marti 10
William Walz, 20; Clara Patzer. 10.
Clairmont A. Myers, "a; Marion IL
Strale, 19.
The Detroit times., 1912-10-03

GA Piquette; r. Gates, Sss Mitchell
II. Krause, So Rosedale; J. Gold 1853
Mcclellan; Il. Aldebrand. 462h Green
wood: c. Case. a09 National J, Schroe-
der, 1898 Pennstlvania; n. Pomeroy. l64
Baltimore; A, Empey, 142 Second; q,
Finehart, 73 Homer; w. Maune 81 Irv-
ing; s. Holt. 9S Piquette; W. Robury ~
Logan; ]. Steinert. Thirty third; L.
Fitzpatrick, 73 Infantry; w. Lang. 167
Gilbert; j. Mondelka, 423 Wesson; l..
Nicolai. 633 Newland; q. Sawyer, 230
Hlllger; w. Hilliuger, 535 Brooklyn: E,
Johnson. 1913 First; w. Shottke, $50
Livernois.
BOYS.
c. Richardson, 152 Lillibridge; J. Nc
Donald, ga Seventeenth: +. Schipper,
667 Fifteenth; n. Fredrickson. 6S4 Mil
waukee; w. Dawson. 1892 Lafayette;
II. Deday, 214 Antoine; w. Lakezewski,
633 Harper; l.. Pijut, 602 Grandy: T..
Brooks. 963 Townsend; w. Young. 906
Mt. Elliott; X. Dettloff Detroit: J. Mil
ley. S39 Vermont s. Katz, 900 Winler:
T. Williams, is Labrosse; A. Steffes. 337
Vermont; G.. Kemp. 1913 Twenty third:
L. Mckenzie, 21s Westmlns.er: .. Alt
man, 399 Avery: A. Rlso, 2Sa MacoTnh;
j. Truman, Detroit; IL. Crandall 1877
st. Aubin: j. Bell, 439 Champlain: III.
Knowski, IFS Thirty-seconG: e. Meloy.
81 HaZelwood n. Hamilton, 3a6 Forest
A. Wotoszozyk. 65 Peterson: T. Beger
owski, Chippewa-ave.: L. Chattersor,
105 Orleans; j. Shuttera, $50 Jefferson
w. Kumm. 423 Horatio: T. Gocha. 493
Crawford; G. Roush. 400 Junction: A.
Langstra, 575 Hillger; w. Stolp, 20
Commonwealth.
The Detroit times., 1912-10-03
DEATHS

Anna Jones. s5 Custer, 76 years, sem
ility: Elizabeth Schultz, 131 Macomb.
81 years. senllity; Benjamin Sechagcn.
so Goodwin, 81 years. myocarditis;;
John Quinn, 1917 Military. 81 years.
tuberculosis OF lungs; Cerabelle Har-
den. 35s Twenty-second; 81 years. per-
niclous anemia; John Geiffel st. Mary s
hospital 81 years, rupture; Ruth Mitch
ell. 1905 Woodward, 81 years. acute
dilatation OF heart: Samuel West, 4S
Plum. months. broncho pneumonia;
Mary Maskill, 100 Forest. SO years,
senile debility: Luke Conarrow, GA
Monroe. 73 years. cardiac diiatation;
Isabella Gilbert, 81 Columbia, 33 years.
lobar pneumonia: Jennie Paxton, 1874
Sargent, | year broncho pneumonia.
Vivian Line, 235 Wabash, 2 months,
ileo colitls: Carl canine, Solvay hos
pital. 2S years, run over by freight
train; Charles Sakadolskis 1904 West
Jefferson, ~ years. aortic regurgita-
tion; Malgorata Sinkiewicz. 344 Thirty
second, months. marasmus; jerry
Sokelewski, 156 Thirty-fourth,
months, cholera infantum: Anna Donna,
1852 Fourteenth. 6 months. entero col
tits: Poll Saputo. 42 Fort, year. pleu-
risy: Martin Kabza, Grace hospital, 20
years, typhoid fever: Frances Wroblew-
ski, 254 Willis. SO years, mitral insuth-
cheney; Eleanor Wroch. 436 Grandy.
year pertussis: Tdwiga Retta. 66S
Mitchell l3 years, carcinoma; Harriet
Harris, III Porter. SO years. carcinoma,
clara welschen. ~ Eliza, months ma
rasmus.