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IGnic plunln. 40, ia Meft 7. ape
lSarag Gpllins, az, 3007 Waihinster
Apenue.
ISobn Rift, 81, Rsfpport, ap.
lSopbio 2imbsrg, %, 613 Wlpors Ct
ISames u. Rsrritt, 81, Soisl Dalnut
t5aseI Collins, 20, ossal.
l5rantfia ). SpanIpa, SO, 5uniing,
ton, D. ga.
lWarn -. Clair, 81, granb SoteI.
IWulter emerfOn Gpytat.. "a, glor,
ipope.
lSsIsn 6. gurtl, 1s, oorclano, 8.
lGIemsuts 3. y. GitspiecOlo. 30, Az
! pionstr Str.
lalbina y. 9onia, %, besei.
German 6. Gadler. q. Doptpn. 6
lGoo Wl. Sarpsr, Is. galacs SO:sl.
|SIipsr 6. gpnniuilie, %, Repport
lReuis Fobinion. Is, AL Sit 8. ap
|aIbert ga6man, 90, 252O gelmont
apenue.
lMutiIba Rind. Is. bsssl.
Senrp 6. Smith, 80. Glmpooogllaes.
(Wlorit g Smith, 725 Glart Ctr.
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@pn einem betrnnfenen Weger tbGtIi6
angegriffen. ~

gebeitenbe Mltfregung Duroe ge'
itrrn Mbenb fur5 Dor 6 lthr IN Der
Nohborf,nit Der 5. uno Smith Ctr.
|pernrioht. OILS Der Neger Hid)nrb We.
0ee, bon geo. 407 Eennod allep, IN
bctrunfenem 3uitnnoe bic bes 8eaes
tomnenoc tSj1hrige YolIte Dillon,
pon Ao. 5i4 Gorr Strabc, bcim Arm
erariii ino in cine allep 81 3iehen
periuhte. lie SiIferufe bes sli lobe
erid,rofenen M1od,ens fptroen pon
Witalieoern bes IN Der 9sabe aeleae-
uen Sprieenbnlrics go. IA qehort,
lro tSeae1peDrmann Soiparo ,Hrln.
ion nabm oeu Sd)urfen. peld)cr
idapohe 8eriuhe nad)te. Iid) Snr
99ebr Su iebcn. frit uno iibergab i'm
einem QoIisiiten. Iie Si,noe bon oem
stteittat perbreitefe iid NIT glises-
ihnelie in her Rnfbarihaii. uno, ais
Die EpIisei eintraf, bate itf Dor benz
Sprisenbaus bereits cine WenId,en-
menae angciommeIi, ipeld,e benz 8c.
fansenen geacniiber cine brohenoe
Soltlng dnnnbrn, ieooh bon Der 20.
li5ei in Sd,ah gehalten tueroen fonH.
te. Ter 0caer tuuroe tpegen Irinfen.
heii nfto tbatliden angriifs ein9e.
iperrt.
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llebsr 900 peronsn paren am Don.
nsritag 9tbenb i'm tiibieH ser1umiaen
snMp.eaar.:sg BE. Grousnitimmrshtss
gartsi, 6trrsn unb Tamtn, ipsld,.
aufmsrtfam ben AreumsHisn - fiji:
une esgen - loufhten. 6trr Jriebridl
gliIbslm TsarneB. Yrinsipal Der I2.
1liiritisfhuie. unb Drl. Role Shnfis
bercnn aus Rsp Yort fprnfen fur
~gotss for MomtH4 uHh 6err 6. hco,
per hngsgtn. An Der TistuIiion nab.
rsn biDsrfs ggerfOnsn tbeil. an WrHs
taa abtnb ipirb Trau Dhrfisin Elm,
1llbtxn ArbeihrsQisa organilirtn In
go. All Race Girubs. Rahftsn Ton.
nsritog giebt's. ipieDsr cine D<rfomms
lung, Don, bentihen Worftnnb orrans
qiri. unttr goriib BON 5raii emma
NloIff. Gamisaa 4bsno finbei cine
JreilHfi gerinmmiuRa iinit an Der
auburn unb McWiuan Strnbs. ipc
perfhisb<nt bsuifhe Msbnsr unD Rsbs
nerinntn trfdeinen perbsn.
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Die GOoinston Office iiir Sas rGiu'
inuatier @slfsblatt" befiuSet itf i'm
DebGube go. 5O9-511 RaSiiuu
aneRue. 4nseigen, Wtittbeilauges
ano Seitelungeu irsenomelher 4rt
GerSen bis 10 llbr Ibenbs baielbit
entgesengenummea. SeIcsbOu South
1884.
Die 6 pinetonsr unb Qs rps
porter Dafferperte Dls
len pereiui9t Derosn.
Gin llnternebmer, bos, tDie es
itetnt, ihon Iangs i'm Gebeimsn be-
iprodeu purbe, fam gsItsrn ans Ia
sesIidt. als bic WattsIisber oes Dais
ferDertsrutbs mi: bem 9eIunbbettss
beamten Or. S'U1QIen, BEN 9atterioz
Iogen Or. Glenn, Mupor Georg 6.
pbilItps unb Supt. Robert Delling
Dom WQHerertsratb IN Der Mtaporss
Office eine Sisung abbielten, bic nos
rosit9 bon grobem 8prt6eil fir beibe
Stdots iein piro. I'm Die Sbee burhs
3ufiihren, fpiiroe gteipport pQs W1Is
ierDertsfpftem gdn3Iia aufgeben mill
fen uno puroe bieie Stabt ibr DdTs
Ter bann pon goDington erbalten.
defer pLuH tit teiH neuer unb tpurbe
i6on frIber beipro6en. DAP JiItrirz
onlagen gebaut fperbeu miiFen, bat
Der mtferable 3uitoHb bes WaTers in
ben Isgtsu 9agen bpieien unb fam
bieie angelegenheit ni6t IGnger binz
aussei6Oben peroen. gtspport bat
beretts bic Groge oes 2dngeren srorz
teri uno tdmen Teupor 5elmbolb
uno bIe RommiFdre our Qnfi6t, bob
aud in Retpport cine sFiltrironlaae
unbeoingt notbpenbig lei. gs 1T ies
bod nt6t abfolut notbpenbio, fir
Gooington unb Qepport ie sins ssilz
triranluge gu bauen, ba bieies enorme
aoiten oerurfodt. Sest gebt man nit
oem Geounten um, nabe ben goDinqs
toner Referpoirs in ben 6ieblanos
bic gooiHgton uno Hepport nit WaIs
fer Derforsen tonnteH. eiue grobe gill
trirnnlose 81 erri6ten. Retpport foIl
baur Bafer bon gobiHston erholten
81 oemisIbeH 9Sreifs. aIs es iest Be-
adhlt. Die Soften fir cine 8tpeits
3eitungsrobre Don ben Rsisrpoirs
bur9 2atonia na6 GoDinaton piirben
eur1 ben prOfit Der Dafertieferana
an ReDport geringer. Die Gofen,
bic oie beibeH Stabts BADEN Durben,
Direeu nur Der 4nfaufspreis bes
2anbes uno bic 5eritelluna Der ssifz
triraHldse fein. Sn Babe foa eins
neiters SiBung abgehaltsn uerben,
su Der aud Wanor 6elmbolb, Der
RDmmiffGr BON Qepport uno ber Ge=
fuHbbeitsbenmte Repport's, Dr.
9pbb. sinselabsn iperben foGen, um
bic Sbes iDsnH m6slid, aur 5hotiads
aa MAIDEN. Die Rsfpportsr apmmiis
fars Aabsn .eins Oftiaisue lO.ia pOu
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5eusripebrdef 9urtsr nabm foleeni
bs. um 6 llhr geitern abtnb in aruf!
astrstcne 9trfssunsen In feinsm De
puriemtnt Dor: aapt. georee 8. To'
ncDan, BON SprisensGompaenie go
IL no6 SprissnsgOmposni. SO. IA
acpt. Daniel Winor, BON GpriBen'
Sompagne Ro. Il mad aeiter Rom
papnie No. l5; aapt. 9erndrb Bal
.inhol. pon SpriBtnsaomposnie go
II nah SprisensGompagnis 80. IT;
esuiHant Sof. Rsis. BON 2sittr aom'
paanie Ro. 4 nat Sprisensao aompasnie
so. !; Deter 6. Siefsrt, pcn Gpribsns
aompcsnie Ro. 5 noh Spribensaom
pagHis Qc. 8; SobH fubfsrs. Dor
SpriBsns saompognie 30. 8 mad
Sprissns sapmpdsnie go. 8.
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Hnfdae.

Don sinsm eigtaibiimIi6sn In,
fan tDuroe eeitsru Der Is Sabre aIts
Gop. 2eator BON gio. 1913 Bins
Sirdbe fpdbreuo Der Qrbeii in hem
Observation-Disclosures Der .groipn" :
grausrei betrpfien, inbem cine gsfiia!,
gierFlafte beim 8sr.nr,en in fsinsn
!oGnben erplopirt.. seaior purbs pom
,tnsr Iharfen Sttrbe unmiitelbar
iibsr benz 6ersen an hsr 9ruii gsirofs
fen uno gtidbrlia perIsst.
Der WotorencIe QoIisift Sobn
Jmhoif. 50 Sobr. oft, nou SO. 2052
Dunlap Gtrabs, itiirss geitsrn on
groaotpan ndbe CUNT Strnbs nit ieis
nsm 5abrrnb unb perlsbts iif bic linz
I. 6ufts. er besab iid ndh benz ftdos
Itifhen 6oipital.
~ SohH Giper, 90 Sabre oft, bon
No. 3133 ssfferion AoeHue. lam gss
tern 4beHb an Der l5. unb 0ins Ctr.
beim Berlafen elmer Sirobeubabncar
su San unb sos iid ibfpers DerlsBuns
gen an Der rehten 6onb su. gatrols
fragen 9o. ! brahte ben 9eransliidsen
mad oem itdbtiihen 5cfpital.
- Ruiiea Siout, s Sabre alt. bon
$40. 1T Deit IA Sirnbe, fiel ssitsrn
auf bsm ofisntlidxn GpieipI1s an l5.
uno prOpitenes Sirabs aus sinsr
S6auteI uHb brad iih bas lint.
gtin. Or ipurbe In Der 4utoambuians
nad Dem itao.iid,ey SoipitaI gebrat)t.
5obn aosblsr. 45 Sabre aft, Elm
itaotiftNr arbeiisr BON 30. 53 81.
Clifton 4Denus. pnrbs seiiern an Der
gtiberi apnue unb 9es Woines Cir.
Don sinsr iiibIih fabrenben Gar Der
Coilsn 2inie eeiroffen unb CUR Geiie
geftIeubtrt. Gr srliit Eopfipunoen,
fotpis 9erlesunssn an Armen unb
Beinen unb trurbe ipnser In einem
auiomobil heimssbraht. Sein 3ultano
1T ni6t ssfdbrIid.
- Gbparb penno, 13 Sabre aft.
bon 8ousr's moobs. glrite Sin, ftob
fih esitern beim Gpielen NIT elmer
ainberpiitoIe in ben Iintsn unierffkns
tel. Gr purbe pom Or. Orr Derbunoen
uno fp1ier beimesbraft.
- Mitheu Smith, q Sabre aft,
mafte geftern beim 9uben Inn Cbie
hfHttr bem Wnnbotinn pnrt an elmer
fsihien Gteae sinsn fopffprung In bns
Wofsr unb fhgug nit oem aopf nuf
einen i'm Jiubbeit liegenbtn Giein. or
5os fih cine itarsbluieHbs absr unees
fdbrlihe Wunbe 5u.
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gu seben nnb tpurben erft fp1t Abenbs
unter Der Bride sefunbsn. Cine sute
Sefdreibune Der btebifdsn anaben
tpuroe seliefert.
Sm Galle BON Slider Bros. ees
gen ). Shuiter pertouits Waiter Gomz
miHdr gB. y. 6inb eine Guantitdt
Sabat an s. 8. Muder fir $3.50.
- 9lus Der Wobnuna BON Or. 6. 6.
Smith, go. SO Weft A. Strabe, fpurbe
cine Grasfhueibemaftin geitpbIen.
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Ban. .tfrlanbniRid.ine.

SIM gauomi ipurben geittrn folssns
be Observation-Disclosures sripirtt:
Gine. Builders SuppIp Co., 1857
"a Central apenus, limbau aus Bad
iteinsn, giTen uHb 5cls, eins uno piers
Itodio: 5000.
ssoiepb Rotb, Sr., Suire ndh 8.
9lpsnue, 2ait0diges gdditstnsNchH'
baus; $4,000.
Wm. Usiler Gitote, 212-218 Cft
3. Strabs, Waarenbaus; $1,000.
Gbas. 2sppert, Carthage 4rsnns,
norblif BON Gorsft apenue. 2aitDdtaes
frames Wobnbuus; $500.
g. 3. 6arriion Gitote. 540--5i2
Meit z. gpenus, 5ftOtigss 6otsl aus
gaffteinsn, StdbI unb apniret;
$50, 900.
Q. 8. Cooper, purt unb qotuii
Strnbs, 2sItodigss gadfetns2Sc9a'
bans; $1,000.
g. z. Cooper. aocuit uno asmpsr
Zane, 2AitDdiess 5rdmssWohnbars;
5000.
z. .. Cooper, Blair uno plsaidnt
9iep, GramssWobnbaus; $1,000.
Nm. 9onobue, Torhsftsr uro
Doung Strabs, 2iltodisss gatitsin'
Mobnbdus; 5000.
e. q. Cooper, Wioerlein unb attiRs
ion Strahe, 2AitOdises gddiieins
Mohnbdus; $500.
Wlput p. Cooper, qoeuit uno mooS'
burn apenus. 2iFtodisss 5Iatssbdues;
$7750.
Gtbel .. Roth, WithelI 4penut unb
Reooins Roab. GramesMohnhaus
5000.
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Gebraht. on Der gberifi Gies nit Der
sluguit Hriindripabl su beid,dftigt it,
er miro pielleidJt bcute coer Weontag
ben 8efangenen bortbin bringen.
Neorp sSueg purbe I'M areisae-
ridte fiir irriinnig erfIart uno ibre
lleberfiibrung oneeoronet.
Sei,te finoet Der InsfIua Der
ct Weurfits Benleinoe nnd) Dem
diamond Star 8rope in goiebaIe
itutt lie GbeiInebmer nerIaiien In
Spe3ialsGars Die s. uno @oibingtoy
Apenue, Inn Si2 uno 10 ubr 8or.
Initials.
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Cpfer Der 0ite.

ssri. eDiib 1oolep, pon go. 1857
WidHgan sIpenue, Snbe Bari, ipurbe
geitern Abeno geeen Q llbr. tpdbrenn
iie an Der ode Der 3. slpeHne unb
&,alHut Strobe nuf eine Etrnben.
bnbncnr tpnrtete, Don Der 2iRe iiber.
iD1ltigt m,o brnd obnm1d,tig 5uion1.
men. Sie iunroe In einem Rafrol.
luneen nnh bem itdofiifeR Goipital
oebroff. mo- ihr 9uItaa0 fir bebenf.
It'd befuHben purb&
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|2ofal Beridt.
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lie bieiige 4oli3ei iDuroe seIiern
eriadt, gtahforihuHgen nat Der II
Sabre alten Clara MleH, Welbe mi.
her Jao. 1006 9ro1hDap tDobnte uHo
sulest Die .SSnoiano Girls Shool@ IN
Snoinnnpolis beiufte, nn;nfiellen Sie
|Derlieb Die SfDuie am 2. 5lili nnb ioa
iih unh Gineinnoti begfbeH b0ben,
.jebo4 fehlt ieitbem jebe Sp,ar uon ibr.
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- 5rau M. u. groipn pom Der 9.
uno Mcatnnep Gtrabs, Gapton. tpnrz
be pom Stahtrihssr Sbuen unier $50
8iirgihuft seftelIt, um ben Jriseen NIT
5rau u. Sarris BON Der 8. 4penus ouf.
reht 5u erbaIten.
5rl. Marn 6abn, 9odter BEG
9errn WilIinm 6ahE pon Danton.
reiIt heute nah BEN Often.
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Serr Gbmaro grud, 4l9 Slb aanft,
StraRe. Sea Eel. 476 a., Some
4bUns 1851 u. 8
3pet geriontu ertrunts n.
Der pierjdbriee 5rsoerid 9orbis,
SObnhen BON aIfreb 8orhis npn
WttooIetopn, unh gBaIisr .. Smiib.
Elm Wldnn i'm 4ltsr bon 80 Sdbrsn,
ertranten porseitsrn Ra6mittas TN
Miani. nox poaittopu. 7as Gino
itiirsts BON Der 80 Jub bOhsn Bride
in ben CLUB unb 5err Smith iprang
ihm MID. 8eips psrIdntsn in ben
Ieacn, ebe 5iIfe berbeitilsn ionnte.
Smith bintsrl1bi bic trduernbs Gais
tin uno Elm ainb i'm Utter BON stpei
Jahrsn. Gr mar I'm 9ieni.s bes gins
nerfieueramtes.
- Der 5oielpirtb Sobn sunsels
mann bonn pbOnir 5otel in Wt.
5saIthp Iisb seitern bier Dm. Jarss
peatber in Qinbentpdlo lpeeen elmer
soitrehnuns Derbuft.n. aunstmonn
brahte ben 8erboftetsn in ieinsm aus
tpmobil gum 8erbOr nah mt. 5eaItbp.
- Charles Mafb untsrnahm ges
fern Wlorgeu ouf benz SaiplaB sinsn
gaqonauffties biz gu 800 aub 60bs.
CT lam obne linfon pisbtr CUR Wuttsr
Gros herab. Der 5auptftue fanb gee
fern Ruhmiitng itatt.
- gbriitinn StilIpauab ipuros me.
gen mibbanoluns isiner Grnu Don
Wapor Struub sur 3abiung BON $40
uno ben Soften psruribeiIt.
- GharIss 6o.5 BON ben Dprcna
6lats purbe ein 3ipeirao etftohIen.
- Der jugenbiite Gilbert Geder,
% Soutb 4psHue. purb. in Gspahrs
fam ssuommen, neil sr elm 3lpeiroo
in isiusm 8eiis hattie. rpeltSs Wolier
asifb<it Dor feds Doasr esiiobIsn
nurbe. Der fnube fagte, bob or bas
3tpeirab beim gintauid BON sinem
Gnabsn 9amsus Innlor srbieIt.
- aothsrins gif6opin,. bi. Jrau
bon JOieph 6. gifhopint bon 80. 2l5
gbsftnut Strobs. fturb esiiern Rpreen
in Der Dohnung ibrtr ToHter, 95rou
Bernard Wiggins, Ro. 222 Ddinut
Strabe, an Der aussebruns, i'm aItsr
bon A Jabrtn.
Der Rssi'trar pom Diitri.t Ro.
40 bsridtste 65 G<burien i'm Monat
5uni.
- emma chamberlain bat Seffers
fon chamberlain auf Steioung ners
tIagt. Sic psrIamet ouberhem NIis
msnts unh ibrsn 4ntbeil an otm Gis
asnthum. ipeItes lie ouf $4,000 abs
fhdBt. ! Gle fiibrt In Der Hlnaei6rift
an, bab iis am %. 5uIi 1906 in Oar
persburg, 90. 8a.. iih perbeirnih,t
babe. Sbr Wann babe lie pernahldiIigt
unb niht fir iis seiorgi.
- Der Gamsnsneig Der 6arueari
aogs go. 19 initdIlirte bic genmisn
ipis folst: prd'ibsntin. 5rl. paulins
glGpp; 9isprdiibentin, Grnu 2sna
WiiIier; Ge.resGrin, frau Maib. glau.
bisisr; 5innnss Seirttdrin. 8rou Sos
bonnu Gitler; 5hosmeiiterin, Srau
marie Crtnlf; Tiifriii .Gtputp. Gruu
Gig. Wsner; Rehte 6dnb pr1hbens
tin, Jrau Warie Hober!ein; ainte
5anb prGiib.ntin, Jrau Wlinnis
4insfsIb; Estts bonb 9issprdifaens
tin, Grou eli;. 3<ibIsr; 2in.s 6onb
8ieprdFbentin. Jrau Nnna Reifi: /.
gsslsiterin, grau Uiinnie Jingas. 2.
8sgisiieriH, Gran Maib. pldpp; Rnr.
fhalIin, Srau RofaIie 6oibrod. Webs
rere neue Wlitgli.ber ipurben aufs.s
nomHler.
- glnbe Seml<r. Der Ecbn BON
Geors Semler. brad eeftern ben reds
ten 4rm, pdhrsnb er on Der aurbsl
zines automobils brehte.
- Das seitament Der perftorbenen
milbeImins genber sibt ben Hinbern
Carolina unb Dininm Henber. Glisa.
beth Jprb, Carolina Barr unb Rathes
rina Te 2eeun ben gonSeu TohloB
Su gieihen sbeilen.
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DoIbfiebfr Mmur. Gin
asnner Der Iibirif6tn gerbdltnine BE-,
rihtst. ba6 bic Dolbinbuftris nm
Amur fih isst In einem itasnirsabsa
Etnbium befinbft; BON Der Gntbs6s
.ung ntuer OeIbfeibfr Dot In ltbier
3eii nints perIaufet. DE ltbts srobs
Gntbsduns mar bic togenannst Mil.
Iionsngrube. beren @efiber ieti rui.
nirt III. auf biefsH MilIiOnsnfsIbern
.IaHb man baa 0els h pfunpssobfu
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perisnal'N sttsen.

6err Georse aGhler bon Der
1Irma Gsorge a0hler &; Co.. Reprds
ieuianten bon o. W. gnIItsbp & 90.
gu Chicago, If. mad fiebtnipohissHl
@uTenibalt in Rem gort. atidntic Gin
unb in ben Bergen psnnip!ponisns
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geriesnnsen.

Der itsQOsrireisHbs poIissihef Sns
ipettor garrOa Habm eeiiern nuf
WuHih Der betrtffsuben 9eamt.n fOIs
gsnos @erissunsen Dor: polisiit gism.
RoslIins BON 2. noh btm 4. Gij,ritt
unb poli5ifi abner 5agin BON 4. mad
bem 2. Diiiritt.
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Die Geipport Office fir bas ,,Gia.
riunatier golfsblatt" befinnct iid) in
Gu. 339 gOrf Strake, seeeniiber oem
Gunrtbcuie, iuOieibit 9eaigfeitcn, sln.
scisen 1t. !. p. bis 10 libr 45 Minn.
ten abcnbs entgssensenommen iper.
oeu. Selephon Sonrfl 240t.
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q a n, o n.

- ltnier Aseni in Samilton III
perr Gouaro gruf, 449 Sno sanit,
Straas. Sea Eel. 476 g., Some
RbDne 1851 Y. s.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-03-26
MARKET STEADY
IN CLOSING HOUR
Buying OF Reading Sends Stocks
Up and Checks
Decline.
NEW WORK. March 26


II a. m.-The irregularity of the open
ing was followed by increasing heavi-
ness. The undertone of the list was
hating, in marked contrast with the
previous day. and dealings were in re-
duced volume.
Noon-The list strengthened In the
second hour, but failed to display any
of the previous days early buoyancy.
Losses in some leaders were partly re-
stored. Bonds were steady.
l p. m.-Selling for the short ccoun
was somewhat effective during the
noon hour, when all the leading stocks,
Amalgamated Copper excepted, suffered
further decline. The recession was
rather leisurely.
2 p. m.-Further weakness was shown
by the prominent shares that put an
effectual check to the marking up OF
minor specialties, and the whole list
became dropping and dull.
8 p. m.-The market closed steady.
Buying of Reading, which sent that
stock to within a fraction of yester-
days best, checked the declining en-
dency of the early afternoon, and nos
of the active list was up a point or
more from its low level.
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KIN'S CLAIM THROWN OUT
IN BANKRUPTCY CASE

Six claims approximating $1,000 were
disallowed at the first meeting today
of creditors OF Silberstein, FleXner &
Gottlieb, bankrupt hat manufacturers.
and among those objected to was a
claim of $500 made by Max Tuschnett.
a brother-in-laW Of Silberstein, who is
also alleged to have furnished s., 800
for a dowry which the bankrupts paid.
Tuschnett protested when his claim
was thrown OH. but Referee Edwin G..
Adams told h5Io wal necessary for
him to produce the original note on
which the haaitrupts are alleged to
nave obtained the $500. He will be
given an opportunity to amend his
claim.
Twenty creditors with claims of near
ly S25, 900 were represented by Samuel
1. Kessler and Charles F. Landmesser.
The latter nominated Jacob w. Katz
for trustee, but the other creditors did
not vote. Referee Adams appointed
Katz and fixed his bond at $1,000.
The oankrupts Will be examined next
Tuesday, when Max Silberstein and
Marx Flexner win have to show cause
why they should not turn over to the
receiver $2S, 900. This sum the two
partners are alleged to have concealed
from the receiver.
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Section 5. 40 vehicle shall stop with its left
SIDE 10 the curb except in such streets as NAV
be designated as Cne-way traffic streets.
Section 8. No vehicle shall be stopped in any
street except close 10 the curb thereof. unless
IN case OF emergency, or to allow another
vehicle. street car or pedestrian TO cross its
path.
within The intersection of any cross street,
nor within ten feet Of any crosswalk or street
crossing.
Section IL no vehicle shall stand backed
up to the curb when loading or unloading ex-
cept when II is impossible to load or unload
such vehicle while standing parallel TO the
curb. II necessary TO back up to The curb. II
the vehicle f8 horse drawn and has four
wheels, the horse or horses must stand parallel
TO the cuTb and faced in the direction of
traffic. Drivers and owners must at all times
comply with any directions or orders given
by any member Of the police department.
a turn in any street. If by so doing IL inter
feres with other vehicles, but shall go around
the block or TO a street sufficiently wide to
turn In without backing.
Section 10. Every driver or operator of any
vehicle following any street car when passing
such street car while II is stopping to take
on or discharge passengers shall keep at least
four feet from the right hand running board
or lowest step OF said car, shall give audible
indication Of approach to said car and shall
exercise due precaution not to interfere with
or injure the passengers getting on or Off the
car; II by reason Of the presence Of other
vehicles at the place where such car is stop
ping, or by reason OF the narrowness OF the
street, OF FOR any other reason II is not pos
sible to preserve such distance of four feet
then said driver or operator shall bring his
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LEGAL NOTICES.

GUARDIANS SALE Of LAND
Gerry Of the State Of New Jersey in the matter
or Mary Wolf, q lunatic. bearing date the
sixteenth day OF February, nineteen hundred
and twelve. on petition for the sale of lands.
j, Peter Wolf, guardian of he said Mary
Wolf, q lunatic. shall expose for sale at pub
lie vendue to the highest bidder on Thursday.
the ninth day of April. nineteeI hundred and
twelve. at two O'Clock in the afternoon OF
that day upon the premises. numbers twenty
nine and thlrty-one Horatio street, in the
City OF Newark, Essex county, New Jersey,
all that tract or parcel OF land or premises
situate. lying and being in the eaid City Of
Jersey. end described as follows;
Location. Newark. Beginning on the south
erly side OF Horatio street, at a point therein
distant on a course OF north sixty-hve degrees
five minutes east thrse hundred and thirty-nine
thirty-six one-hundredths feet from the corner
formed by the intersection of the southerly line
of Horatio street with the easterly line of
Hawkins street; thence running south twenty
four degrees hfty-nve minutes east and along
the easterly line Of lot number four on block
23S5 on map hereinafter mentioned sixty-hVe
feet, thence north sixty-ave degrees FIVE min
utes east and parallel with Horatlo street fifty
1--WE minutes west sixty-hve feet to the south
erly line Of Horatio street, and thence along
the side southerly line Of Horatio street south
sixty-hve degrees Ave minutes west fifty feet
20 The point and place Of beginning.
Dated Newark. N j, March 3. 1912.
ETE WOLF,
Guardian Of Mary Wolf.
Abne- rxIisch,
Solicitor Of Petitioner. marble, 10. 2sapre
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Glass Smashing
Women on Trial

LONDON, March 2s.-A special sit
ting of the County of London sessions
opened today for the trial of 126 women
who had been committed for trial by
the police court magistrate in connec-
ton with the understanding raids
in London March 1 and March 4.
Travers Humphreys, counsel for the
treasury, in his speech for the prosecu-
ton, emphasized that the raids were
an organized attack on property and
could not be tolerated,
Judge Robert Wallace sentenced a
succession of s~uffragettes to terms
ranging from four to six months i'm
~prisonment. In some cases where the
women undertook not to repeat the
offense they were bound over to come
up for Judgment, if called upon.