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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-11-05

sal bon Der @clt ais Stmdhc Ga3s
aelegt mcrocu. Sr tcSo9 iid Damn
aif Den S0ll bcs @merolo Nnp1.r II
bcn CT nuldBlih Der Siniabnc bon
Sudrc5 bccnaoigt bube, M mau i1al
aleenIein ais Sdpdd'e ntS nidt uls
@roBberSigfcit allSqclc9t hntt:.
llnb bot Gicicr Sia5 pcn Spb Hiit
pcrSicnt. Ncbrsye %iciilst Soibotcn>
ailbGilgcr iiuh crid'oNcn !purncn, lur+e
halb CT nid,t2 &iirbc nitt bic gar5e
amrritauiidlc ErcNe Den Sob cincs
&oItsnuiuicplcrS, cine$ Mttcllen ipr
pcrn, Der nit ciier NnSlhl ntcuicrnher
Solrotcn IN California pAer inuit
cincm Stnute DER Wcr. St0dtsn eils
inucu miirbc? llnh SoI pcrlou9cu tic
III hieicr Sullc Miibc, lpic md bcnts
lid ais Der pti9ca 9epcldlt criidbtlid,.
&cld'e SouicNicIl5 p!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-11-05
11,ie man rafee reid ,pirS.

GierScbn Sireftorcm ser 4ritiihs
Nmericau Subnccu SO. baben neulid,
i'm S~anoumbrebeu 71a @tuipnen
-perpicnt". @ic bae fam?
Die geiinnutc 6eielid,aft mar benz
Sobaccu 5ruIt eiiise9lieoert. Sicier
milBte lid, %bctanutlid, aufloicn. s.
". Sufc lpollte abcr Die Adtbihldec
ilnh Die Sienirc bieier Sircftoren audi
filr Die Nnicrtcdn Sobacco 60. nid,t
pcrmifcn. Gr fariltc tic ia o DER
@ritiibs american Sobncco 60. Der,
lrnb er crlportrtc, baB JIG ibm aud, in
Der Nmericun Spbdcco 60. oft an IA
Notbbelfern peroen fonntcn. Ser
Shlauberser bali iid aus Der &lentmc
llno Den II Nptbbeliern perbalf er gu
ctlideu @illionden; aleitseitie pers
icste CT Dem @erid,tc. baS Die Mufs
loiing bes Sobacco Sruit anacorbnct
hattie. eincu piplomatiid)en S~auitIdIag
ms 8ejid,t.
Sic IA 0ireftorcn ser 9ritiibs
9meriean Sohatcp SO. Lnttcn. lpie Die
Iiuerican tobacco SO. in chem Cir
tnlar au ibre Ifticninbaber Iagtc, in
bicier @cieaiduft niir ipcnig aapitof
angelcgt. ga Die pffiSicIleu Nesicbs
llnsen heioer @eielidafien an cins
AMBER burdl Die Inffldruutg bcs
Srnirs audi a~ufaebobcn lporben ipu
rem. idliig man Dor. Den IA Oireftoz
ren Der SritiibzN mericdn Sobactp 60.
cine bctrddtlid,e InSnbl Ntficn Der
Imcricnn Spbdecp SO. rccbt biIia an
perfnufcn. Auf Sicic Wciic piiroe
n,nn iid Den Matb unb oic Sicnitc Der
II Sirefrorcn iid,crn. Sn Der S6at
perfnuftc MAJ ibncn 449.72S Nfficn
81 ic $3.50. pbalcid, Ger @orftpcrtb
bicicr Stticl $50 mar. Stutt $tt,e
243.200 hcsnblten bic II Sireftcrcn
nur s3.372 a60.
Curb oiricu Strcid, crbicltcn Die
II Sircftoren Der Sritiibs Nmcricau
Sobacco 90, Gin @cidenf bon ST.
S70.2t0; SuJleid, ipiirbc Der Spbdceo
Sruir in anbcrcr Sorm lpicocr ms
Yebcn gcruicn. Wcnn aud, bic bcis
ben @clelidaftcn dui feline Bciic
oifiSica nit chamber pcrbunbcn limb.
Die controQicrenben Nftien licnrn III
beuicfbcn 6dnhcr; iomit It ser 3ipeu
hce Yro5eiieo 0cacn Sen Sobncco Fruit
Sum arobcn Sbeil pereitelt: = bic
bcibcn aroBen 0ciellidaiten iperScn
suidmncnirebcn iino feline gcinmNc
Competition .auifomncn lniien.
Sara.io criiebt Scbcr. pic idlucr
Der aampi Der Der. Stontcn 9egcn
bds Sruits llniucicn III. unb &cinen
harf es &unher ncbmcn, lpenn Der
Sicg seaeu Die SriiitS oft Sipcifelbait
cridlcint. - Chic &aiicnircunb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-11-05
DemtItebe SpraeHe.
@er Mil benin Sa ben Aermel= 3anal
iperren ??i

Der ~bolldnbiide General ten Beer
Soortl9ael bcbanoelt III einem Saaz
ger glatt Die Sorperung pes irnn3os
IiSden IDmirnls @erminet, ben { II q
lif6en aanal i'm Sale zines
&rieges mir fir engliidc lnb
fran5oiiife Sd)iffe offen 5u balten.
oasesen fiir Die Shiffe aller anberen
3ationen 5u ihlieBen.
Der SpQdnber beSeidnct ben Ins
Iprrh @erminet's ipeld1er lid in
erlter Sinie 9e9en tihIa b
riftet. ais cine 9 ummb n unb
cine Il uperih 6mtbei
sNan traut God, pabrlid ieinen
Iugen nidt", Ihreibt ten Seer Yuprs
fitsael: vMomiral 6erninct crtldrt
bieien 4anal fiir tcrritprialce Sc
pdiier. Sas slermeimesr 1T fir ben
&eltbanbei Der seiuidtisme Vers
%febrsmeg. Gr itelt Die Icrbinouna
5tuiid,en 5lpei offcnen Tecreu. Der
Roro1ee mlb Dem Itlantilden Sscan,
Der. OaB sic Sran5oicn ibn eisens
mGdtis ipcrrcn biirfcn, ut unbalts
pui. NbitIttiuitlu1S uilp 'lVll6p1IfulC
MISUNDERSTANDING. ipic Golor. @es
rac Dc Heanepa!. Sioiun. Yrobier.
Spbe nib Nnherc. ertldrcu ipld|e
StrdBen mir nbuIut frci. Sic
Sperrung bes AermclmccrcS piirbc
i~lsbcionoere DEM 6anpcl lrb Der
Shiffabrt NieberlGnho nlbes
red)enbare @erluite Sufiigert. @iiNcn
bod Die Shiffc mad Sitincien. nod,
Den SGien beS Ttlantiiten O3eans
uno eenen bes SdlparSen @ecres bicic
Strabe pdiiieren."
Die bcutihe WeItihiifs
bat natiirlidl cbenioldcs
Sntercnc an Der Srcibeit oce annuls.
Nbcr sic 5beorie ec5 Ipmiruls Ger
minet ut nilh ibid elm SDnptont. luic
Die bon en9liidcr Scitc immcr lpicncr
nufgeitellte Sbeprie bon Der Notbipens
bigteit, @cIgiens Ncutros
bnrd sic @clcbmna Nntpcrs
pen ) 81 .IdlilBcn". Sas babel bic
b~ulldnciihe Shelne p~crgcpaltiat
uiiroc, idiit fir nieie uueisenniisigen
.Veihiiter" nift in's Wc,uimt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-11-05

timber uno ureiscne Nbfommliuee BON
@ifen gefto6en 3il icin. Sic icniaiios
ncac Hdhrid)t matte Die Huloe oaer
9efdrbfen Sa9esbldtter. &eiber eraat
ober cine ndbere ,beldaulid,c" Sors
id,tng, ooB Der Sd,fpdnss feiu natiirs
lid,er Irsnud1S oes &orpers. ionbcrn
elm bloBer 5anSid,mud mar, Der. fpie
in bolSernes 1etn, mad, geliebeu am
no Objectionable iperben fonntc. Wits
in fdnb Oartpins eripeiterte Sbeorie
Der Iffenabitammure beS Wens
id,en fetnc gelegc ont Idtnrmenid1en
Neupommern's. Sreilid, beItdtiete
iidl Die gcbauptnns. baf burdofpeq
Observation-Disclosures geiibt tpcroc, baf
oesbalb ieber S~remblina, Der lid
bieiem @eitabe ndberc. nuf Der Sui
ieiu miiiie, nift BON Den @ilben pere
idmauit Su lperbeu.
Die I aribaII IN bats
ten i'm 8eeentheil nnfdnalid, Den Huf,
bon licblifeu Ndturn,enihen bepobni
6u iein. Der Sidtcr unb Sorider
Ioalbert bon Gbaniio bate sealaubt.
Die ilnid,ulSieiten uno nnpcroerbieiten
Ienifenfinber Dor iiG 81 baben.
gIein aitf bier eripies iih Die edible
rline als biftcriitcs SfpGrmerei,
limb ieitoem Die 8eiasintg per1mieoes
ner Seselififfc meud,linss uieberass
mesflt porben ipar, fparnter bic tfffs
5ieIcu Segelbiidber Dor bem perrdt6e.
ridden Gbarafter bieler Sniulaner. a,
Sfos aIlcr @eridic Mber Die @rdlis
inn,feit nnb ben. 8fitbnrit Der GiibIeee
S%niulauer sDgertc bic firhIi6e
Sbriafeit nidt, an bic 8efebruup
unb 9 eIebrin q Der fpilben 0Slter=
id,affeu bernusutreten, Der nnperaeSs
Iihe Tdpit SEQ Der SreiSebnte erfor
Die Tiiiionare bonn 5liteu Serscn
Seiu CUR Searbeituug bieicr pcltents
lcacnen nnb ihpierigen Iiiiious@
fclber. Dem ~sottlifen oersen Seill
iollte es p~orbebalten fem. Die niehrias
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-11-05
General Dias ieu fterben.

@encral Sclir SiuS. Der Aniilhrcr
Der tiir5lif i'll Tcrn eruS nisaebros
dcncn Ejaculation mnD hrci icincr
@ctrcucn iinb bon cinem mcrifaniidcrl
a~riesSscridt 5um sprc p~erlirtbeilt
lpurbcu.
6leid6citig prrbe aid, bctunut.
Dab rus Ar~icasgeriht cntihicbcn
babe. ou6 bic %eridlicbung Der god.
ltrcdun9 hcs llrtbcils icitcns oes
Sbergcridlta bon aric9sgcriht ruGbs
rcnb DER id,ipcbcnecu llrtcriltduno
nnertunnt werne. Nau bcfiirdtct
trueocm iiir Sia5 bas Sdlimmitc. IA
Spild,cn Den Gipils unb @ilitGrbe :
borocn tein ridtises g%inpcrncbmen
bcItcbt. Collie Sns a~ricasaeridt Die
Scfcblc Der Gipilbehorben oncrtenncn,
10 piiritc hic Tngclc9cubcit IN bic icrne
5utunit pcridlcppi ipcrbcn. Sier
nilrbc lih ienoh Hicmnnb bnriibcr
i%puurern. penn tinco Cages bic Mad
rit,t cintrGic. rab Der @cucral nnS
icinc aamcraocn bingcridtct lpprberl
iinp. Sie Semiibnn9en. ihr Ycben NM
bcIprocrs ono bes iun9cn Sios' Sll
rcttcr. Inn unnltcrbrndcn i'm @onsc.
Scrporraseuhe Srnuen. b~odirebcnbc
@Gnncr. GpngreBmitslieSer mo icaar
bobc Sfiisicrc baben lid, bcim Yrdii
benton fiir Ole @cfausenen peripanot,
allein hieicr Serr cat alien niciclbc
perneincnec Snfsegnuna crtbcilt.
@incr S%raucnsruppe aeacniibcr mcintc
her TrdiScnt. Iilnc piirbc in nicicnr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-11-05
Cine Waritmna.
Nie es Semtcn erseht, ole ubnc Gas
reiieit, frntoem tic nidt
Siirger limb.

Ils Ncip 2)prt ipcrbcn iolaclbe
iIterennntc @cihihtcn Gcnelbet: Ser
rs Sabre alte Snrmer Soicpb @ils
ans GhcDeldh, &nib., mar 80 Sabre
I'M SnuSc, che or uah Sricr %reiite, lnn
ieine ate 6eimntb nod cirmdl 5u
iebcn. IlS er in Der 5iueiten 3aiiitc
pco SampierS yIobcrlanb" suriids
tebrtc, iuurbe @ils nlf Gin altf
Senilitdt lduicnhca drstlidlcS srteit
bin in Den Snauiiiticnsfdr5er gcitcdt.
Den CT crit mad, Sipeitdaigcm S~lnicnts
bait p~erinilcn burftc. @eitern lpuroc
Der alte Serr Der Suaui'itiou ppracs
fithrt. gr crfldrtc, bdB CT 30 Sabre
lang bds Stiifden Sanp. AMI Dem CT
it'd, nieberaeluiieu. bearbeitet bat.
Seiue Ingchorisen ieieu in Gbcpelu6.
or babe Dor Sobren lcin Yeritcs ga
pier" crldnat, nnb bd er bel Den
Wablen i%rinlren burftc. 10 ba6c er lid,
fir eincn .ooleiiltigcn" Siiraer gez
balteu. Sab er bel ieincr Hiidfcbr
ndh Nmerifd cinseipcrrt lpcrhcn
niirbe, babe er lid, nid)t trGumen
loiien, ionit bditc CT Die Hciic in Die
dlte Seinatb iiberhalrpt uiht inter
nommen. Der ate 0crr battr icin
gubnbillct bis sum 8citimnuinasori
unb $50 i'm Belts. uno Die Snauiiiticu
aeitattetc linn sndbisit = mad, s,peis
tdei9er Saft - Die Heiic fort3uiceen.
49,
Der 80 Sabre altc Ybilip 8pic mar
Dol elmer S%eimdsrciic mad 0cutits
lanb Suriifsefebrt. Moic. beien Ters
moseu nad eisener Nnsnbc linsefdbr
$4,000 betrdgt. fam oils 10 Sabre
alter 2nabe nit icilen Sltern mad,
Imerifa, nm mad, 40 Sabre lanpcm
Nufentbnlt int Sanbc entldbIo6 or lid
5n elmer Neiie mad, SentitIaiih. nm
odS Sono i%eiier @eburt lpiebcr cinmal
5t Ieben. Gr perfdilfte ieinc Sarm
fir $4,000 bddrcs Nelo llahm bon
%ieirer Samilie Tblfiee ilnS rciitc Dor
ctlpa Slpei Monotcn iiad, Seutidlanb
ab, obne lidl mif cincm YoB OILS Siire
ger Der Ser Staaten 81 perIebcu. Ct
febrte nit benz Sampicr .aoniaim
Siiie" inn 3ipiibcnocd suriid m,b
purbe. ba CT iid nid)t ais Niiraer
auslpeiiep tonnie. bon Der aersten
init Seitlas beleat, oie ihpl ale ni6ss
lifen phpiiiden Gebreden suidries
ben Dor penen er norber feline Nhnuna
9cbaht hattie. Tui bas Itteit hin
purse 3oie Der Suauiiition iibers
lpicien. Dieter crfl1rte CT, tas er
gum criten @ale fir bic GripGbluna
Nes Srdiibenten 8ariiclo ieine
Stiltme uhseseben mnn ieit Der 3eit
ilberbaupt MIR fiir Die GanNibuteu Der
rcpubIifnniidlcn Yartei scitimmt habe.
@r babe & nidlt fiir nptbis ~sefunoen.
Iid) nit einent YaB 5l pcrieben, pa or
I,ah 40 Sabren LANCER Nnipeienbeit
I'M Sanpe ciuen oerartieen gmpfana
l~eitens Der GiuipanberunesbebDroe
nidlt crmnrtete. Sic Snouiiition pers
Iiigtc feline Gntldiiuns. llno brllmmenb
5og Hoic ici1es @cses.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-11-05
tspesieu fir Sieie Seitmmso
Inter SDraQtn nn0 Ntnidnirt1ern Der si0jee.
Don Nep. u. GrSiams. ~. q. 6.
Bon Rep. u. GrSlamS. W. q. 6.
Copyright by Conner Bros, Dubuque, Iowa,

Screbrtcr 6crr @onner,
.GS lit n,cine abiid,t, Die 9eicr Sbrcr
%9c'd)detcn 3citung nit 5ipei bod)z
interciiontcn Wiiiipnsscbieten ocs
iilbfpcitliden Stillen Sseaus. ndmlid,
init Hcnppmmcru mn Den
Maribull Snicln, befannt
5ll mndhcn.
Ncnpo III M - friiber Hcrp
Sritdin 9cnnnnt - crrcgtc III Den
lcstcn Sabr5cbnteu bes pori9en Sabrs
%hunbcrts bds aufiebcn Der cipiliiicrtei,
Selt. aitbnc Nbcnteurer bdtten Die
Snnbc perbrcitct, Die Sniel lei bon
Icibbaftigcn @enidlenircfcrn, mne
5lpar 10 bcidJpdrSten, bcfuobnt.
Die @clchrten t~riilr1ppicrten in Dem
@eipuBtlcin, cuSlid) dlIf nrcd,te Natnrs
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-11-05

5u gleid)er Seit reid,lidcu Se9cn tur
Die cigene Scelc. 0as Collide 9er5
Sciu. 10 reid oil Scsunusen fir ale
ieille @crebrer, miro ienen YerIcnen
aeeeniiber nift far9en. bic / b NJ &C.
peihte Rerfe forbern. 8ott licbfoIt
ccn freuDisen 8eber!
Sd neroe 5unddit Die 3uitdnbe nlf
ben 1 oribaIl Snieln id)il>
bern. uift aus Sureht Dor Den @enz
ifenireiicru (iic perid)onten mcine
Saut mn nleinc anod]cn ncbit Der
SdJidt slpiid,en neioeu), Ionoern neil
id, aui pcn Ndribua Snicln Die mcis
iten Sabre meiner RiiiionstbGtigfeit
uerbradtc. Die bortige Sprdd)c crs
foridie, bic Sitten unD lluiittcn
ourfifaute. iiib mord'c @ridbrungen
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-11-05

fOnnte. ba fabte M tic nit Iorsz
Iauer Sebutiamfeit nr. ln ia cinen
arad, III Der Sortei 5u permeiocn.
Sol9erid)tig fam man bnbei 81 ciner
Gntidlie6nna, Die porn cine @erbeus
suns nod rcdts. in Der 0titre cine
nad) lints madte nm I'M ShlnSidp
Iues in Sflpcbe lcgt."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-11-05
l@inacionbt.l
(@inscianbt.
0aben iiir's Gsntralspereinss
$tmHienkanS.

&pbl tcin aloerer %urihlda ocs
Central Sereins aui Dem 8ebicte
%io8ialcr Nuitldriing bot bcrSlihercu
Seifol aeinlben ais Der Sian. elm
eigencs Stuoicnbdils az errichicn ,llr
6crenbiloung tiid)ti8er arGite 5ur
Soroerrng Der io5inlcn 9ieiorn,. Die
Sc9eiterumS lin bicics llntcrnebmen
rnno ibrcn .n5lucioentigcn Ausorud
IN DER 3eidnnlS bon runb $4,000
uif Der Central Tercino Contention
nm BON lucitercR S2.0o0 nuf penn
Gpnpcdt beS Staotspcrbanpso Minncz
ioto. %on oicieu Summen iinb pcs
rcits Init 5000 cin9ciuufcn. Tui Der
Splceper 8~crinmmlnug lcibit nurbcu
folgcnpc Sctrdsc bc5ahlt:
Wfl9r, See. Sfrcmbe. 8ilhpi
. Sclenn 5000 90
Sos. u. sdmitt. 45 sbers
man Slncc. Scrien Gin
Y. i. 10o.00
!. 2. @nuicr. 1870 %Ilnion.
Indianapolis. Sub. $500
Sobu Il. aiit, 523 BLUM
Ctr. youngstown. Z. $500
aua, Srobert. 2137 Marfet
Ctr. '@bccling. W. "a. 1900
Srunf Mimrller. 1867 Queen
9itn Tpc.. Cincinnati. (. 1000
j. t. @anaolb, 915 @iprtic
Str.. Chicago, 81. 1000
@fidacl Gael. Menu Supcn.
Conn. (5cidnct $25) 500
3uidmmcu: $500 90
anbcrpcm bat am IS. Scptcmbcr
Serr =. Y. S%nuIhnbcr. Glepelonb,
Der $1,000 acScidnct. $500 ron
cicier Summe c~inbe5ablt. 10 Nob lid
Die bcreits cinge9auscucn @ctrG9e oui
$3.50 b~elauicn.
User 5eifnet nod? @er mill md,
fir Sieien eblen 3wsf elm Spier
brinsen?
Gcntralitefe bcS S,T..
307-30S Semplc Slba..
q. SoltiS. No,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-11-05

&ic man penn %. T." aus @icn
melpct, 1T mau i'll bprtisen tatbos
liid,cn arci'cn ilbersenat, ea5 Die err
rid,tung cincr tatbpliidcr llnipcriifdt
IN SnISbnrg i'm Snbrc 1915 erfoIacr
ncrhc.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-08-16
FORTUNE TELLERS
DOWN At CONEY
MUST CLEAR OUT
Magistrate Foretells Unhappy
Future for Them if They
Don't Move.

All RaJah, Magnetic the Medium"
and all the other countless soothsayers
who have been prying into the future
at the expense OF Coney Island visitors
must pack UP their crystal globes and
60. Magistrate Giesmar said % In the
Coney Island Court to-day. He said It
many times. a. he disposed Of the cases
Of fourteen fortune tsliers against
whom Mrs Isabella Goodwin Of the
Police Department obttined evidence
MIRA Goodwin was in court, nanked by
the ''matron squad" which consists Of
Mrs Adele Prest and Mrs. May Sulli-
van. and which aided her In the anti
fortune-teller crusade. She smiled grini-
ly when Ali Rajah himself stepped ma
jstically before Magistrate Giesmar
and wriggled through the sloping
salaam Of the Orient
This man." said Mrs. Goodwin. who
didn't seemed to have the slightest fear
OF . curse being wished on her. rs
different than the others - there's more
against him. A little over q year ago
he was bound over in $500 bail to keep
the peace. That meant he was to tell
no fortunes. He waited until the day
his $500 was out of danger and then
went to work again"
wen give him another years trial"
said Magistrate Giesmar.
Charles A. Bostwick. who says he is
not one OF tho miserable. future-fakins
fortune-tellers. but q genuine. reliable
scientific one. came to court well for
tined with argument and also with
Attorney Clarence Kempner. Chief
Magistrate Kempner's son.
Kempner interrupted while Magistrate
Giesmar was airing more Of his views
concerning soothsaying and soothsayers'
and himself foreteliing a bitter future
for them at Coney Island.
MY client 10 not fortune-teller,' ne
cried. Hes an astrcloger."
"Bosh!" returned tho Magistrate.
Same thing. It Is distinctly against
the law to foretell tho future for
money"
How about some Of the newspapers,
then?" Kempner demanded, triumphant
ly. Magistrate Giesmar ended the ar
gument with his gavel.
Sentence was suspended on tho un'
lucfy thirteen left by the singing ou
OF All Rajah.
You've either got to quit telling for
tunes or quit Coney Island" declared
the court. III we catch you at the OLE
game again can tell you now tina
you'll have to cross the palm of tn
Law with some large pieces of silver.
Is is expected that another batch o
soothsayers will be gathered N later II
the week.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-08-16
TWO GIRL CHUMS
WERE LURED away,
POLICE BELIEVE
Last Seen with Married Couple
Who Bought Shoes for
Them and Disappeared.

Thsrs 10 sorrow in the Italian colony
In the neishborhood Of Elton street and
Liberty avenue. Brooklyn. for its two
prettiest girls have disappeared. and
their families and the police believe
they have been iured from the city.
Rosie Depoia. twelve years old. lived
at No. %7 Elton street. only . short
distance from her ohum. Rosie virginia.
fourteen. whose homo 10 at No. 72s
Liberty avenue. They attended the
same public school In the winter and
were indispensable in summer.
On Sunday afternoon they met a'
Rosie Depola's homo and went ouI
ostensibly for a walk. When they dc
not return both families started q
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-08-16

search. Mr.. Depola II dead and the
Eirl's brother Dominick secured Brook
Ign.
Tonic Perricone q shoemaker Of No.
III Liberty avenue. told him that on
Sunday evening both girls had been In
his shop with a Mrs. Martini. who had
lived at No. 7s1 Liberty avenue for
several weeks. Mrs. Martini had pur.
chased shoes for them. and later was
seen with her husband and the two
girls. apparently ready for a Journey,
Mrs. Martini said the we're going to
Cleveland.
No one knows anything about the
Martins. Though a general alarm was
sent out by the police on Monday. no
trace of the girls or tho Martins has
been found. Mrs. Depola has been
Frustrated ever since. and Mrs. vir-
ginia, having lost her only daughter,
has been unable to leave her bed.
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DR.. WlLLeTT's WIFE DIES.
Ends Comes 70 mother of Re"r-Ad-
m,rai nj sprinG Lake.

SPRING LAKE. ". j.. Aug. i6--Mrs'
r,,za Jane willetts. wife OF the Rev
DIR. A. A. wulctts. died here to-day NJ
tho age OF eighty eight. She had been
Ealing Tor several years. Since her nus
hands retirement from the ministry al
nav,on. O. Mrs winetts had been his
active aid in volunteer church WORK
Tho funeral will be at Manasauan on
sunday. Mrs. wnietts leaves six chill
dren. DR.. Charles w,lietts OF Phnadcl'
mia. Rear-Admirai A. ID. wllletts
limited states Navy. now at washing
,o,. rroier,ck winetts OF philadelphia
Mrs. Joseph Porter of spring Lake. Mrs
,,nuiam r. Brown of Chestnut Hili. and
", A. IA, Lewis OF Los Angeles
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THREE HURT IN CAR CRASH
ON GREENSBORO BRIDGE.
Surface Cars Collide and Motormen
and Two Passengers, Ono a
Woman, Are Injured.

Three persons we're slightly injured
In a collision between two surface cars
on the Manhattan end of the Greensboro
Bridge shortly after noon to-day.
A bridge local car. operated BY the
South Shore Traction Company, was
standing on tho common loop" used by
all cars passing over the bridge, whom
II was struck from behind by a Third
avenue car. in charge of Motorman
Thomas Ramsey. The Third avenue
car was badly wrecked. Ramsey was
cut about tho face and hands by
broken glass and received severe bruises.
Mrs. Mary Elliott OF No. LEI Twelfth
street, Long Island City. received severe
cuts and bruises, as did Albert Tewss Of
! Astoria, l. I.
Reports Of the accident brought two
ambulances from Flower Hospital. ami
DIR. Crispell attended the injuries Of tho
three, who refused to 30 to the !nstitu-
ton.
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SECRETARY KN0X'S VALET.
One Of the Items Attacked in state
DEPARTMENT. Expenditures.

WASHINGTON. Aug. l6-Charges OF
loose and dangerous practices In the
State Departments expenditure OF It's
secret emergency fund were renewed in
an informal report to-day by Repre-
sentative Hamlin of Missouri. Chairman
of the House committee which invests
gated what is termed the astounding
condition of affairs In the department"
The investigation will continue next
winter.
Mr.. Hamlin reiterated that Secretary
Knox had used a negro messenger from
his department as a valet on his recent
Central American trip; that a picture
of former Secretary Day. now justice
of the supreme Court. had been paid
for by transportation for which the
committee had recommended the dis
missal OF William II. Michael. then chief
clerk of the department. but now Con-
sui at Calcutta.
THE President seems to have taken
no action" was the comment as to Mr..
Michael's case.
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BOY WHO KILLED SISTER
is DAZED IN COURT ROOM.
Dry-Eyed and Unmoved, ti-Year-
Old Slayer Is Arraigned After
Begping Father to Kill Him.


Apparently In n trance. realizing moth
Ing OF what he had done, little Barney
Napol the eleven-year-old son OF
Philip Napoli, a baker, of No. 4' Linden
street, Brooklyn. who, Wednesday, shot
his sister, Josephine. aged nine, TO death,
was arralgned to-day before Justice
Wtlkln In the Chlldren's Court, Brooklyn.
The little fellow. who returned to his
home yesterday and begged his father
20 kill him, was dry-eye1 and dazed as
he faced the Jud.e. Detective Woodle
who had arrested him, had sworn to
formal complaint. charging the child
with the killing. Woodle explained to
Justice Wllkin that the shooting was
entirely acc dental, but added he mad
one more witness he wished to see.
IT do not propose 10 SEND TINS boy
hack to the Chldren's Society or 10
commit him to any institution said
Justice Wilkin. II am going to parole
him in the custody of his father. who IS
I'm court TO he brought back here be-
fore me Monday morning. Then. unless
there should be some development TO
show the shooting was other than acc!-
dental. shah discharge HIM"
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tho revolutionary forces. II is expected
that A truce win ss declared immedi-
a,eiy and negotiations opened whicn
will result In the rebels laying down
their arms.