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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-10-29

paroplovni druzbi. Jasno je doka-
zal, da je glavni agent druzbe,
Ducrot, ustvaril laznjive price,
kar Je prisilil delavce, da so svo-
je besede ponovili V njegovi ma
vzocnosti pred sodnijskim uradni-
kom. Nastel je vse %izpovedi, XII
so Jill sedaj odtegnile iste price,
povdarjal je izpoved policijskega
uradnika, XII je bill ma vseh shodih
in Xxi nj mixer in nikdar slisal
sklepanja o Dongejevem umoru,
re to edino i%zpricevalo bi bio mo-
ralo zadostovati "a Durandovo o.
%proseenje, Koneno je IL vsega te-
ga izvajal sklep, da ga je preiska-
va Xxi jo je vodil on, prepricala o
popolni nedolznosti Duranda. Ia
hteva nOvo postopanje S pono-
vitviJo ustne razprave. kasacij-
sko sodiSce Sc je temu predlogu
takoj ~pridruzilo in razveljavilo
prvo sOdbo.
TakO Sc ie konGal IA enkrat
grozni slucaj, ker je ~kasacijsko
sodiSce izreklo Y svoji sodbi, da
Durandovo Stanje ne dopuSca
uStne razprave. &c Durand ozdra-
vi, tedaj bo moral pred novo So
disco, XII ga brezpogojno oprosti-
10. Da hi Sc nedolzni zrtvi odprla
vrata blaznice. kakor so Sc mu cd
prla vrata jeGe! 3
D~elavstvu prinaSa Durandova
afera diva nauka. KapitalistiGna
druzba je Z enostavno igro zdrO-
hlla enega njegovih. Prazen mic.
b~rbljanje Stavkokazov .ie pognala
SOcialni mehanizem V TEX in ie
pritegnilo vanj vse drugo koles-
je: pravO. GasopiSie it'd. OjaGeni
val scvraStva. XII Sc ie vraGal IL
krogov kapitalistov, je butal val
%sovraStva oh zidovie rouenske ie-
ce, docim Sc je moral delavec sam
~zagovarjati V Sirni dvorani. Xxi so
10 pOlnili njegovi sovrazniki in
sodniki. Durandova afera opomi-
MIA delavstvo ma strahotno moe
kapitalizma. ali obenem budi tudi
veselo zaupanje ma lastno moe.
Da sc delavstvo elm krepkeje "a
We svojega zmagoslavlja. mai bere
~naslednje besede meScanskega ca
sopisja, zapisane dan po smrtni
obsodbi. Temps je pisal: "Po-
rotniki cd spodnje Sene. kmetje
in meScani Z nepopacenim cuv-
stvom in trdno pravicnostjo, so 5
svoiim izrekom razkrili. da ie
priSel cas- obrambe temeljnih res.
mic tloveSke civilizacije. Niihov
izrek no p%risilil k razmiSlievaniu
SploSno nevarne agitatorje in lah-
komiSelne osebe.. Xxi so preudano
Sledile njihovim gladkim bese-
dam
Sc boil nayduSeno so pisale
"Dtbats': "V cast naSe dezele
III V varstvo poStenih delavcev.
Xxi tvorijo pretezno veGino med
deIavstvom, ie morala iuStica go
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-10-29
MILWAUKEE,, WIS. IN oKo.
LICA.

Vsem svOjim prijateljem in
znancem mammalian, da sen Sc
preselil IL 1870 st. Paul Ave. ma
118 Muskega Ave. V yelik in le-
pc urejen saloon, kjer Sc vedno
dobi sveze pivo, izborno zganje,
stare in pristine vino ter unijske
smodke.
Vsi moji znanci 2 mesta, kakor
tudi IL Racine. Kenoshe in drugih
bljilnih NEST. mai vzamejo
transfer" ma ClybOurn Ave. do
18th st. in mai vpraSajo "a svo-
jega starega prijatelia
FRANK HRZIC-A.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-10-29

pgoye besede tako raZumeli.
Meg tega Sc Argentin nj bill
Woo IA onem zborovanju. tenn
! lie PROPORTIONAL to, kar je bill
1Isal cd drugih. Njegove izpove-
Il 80 bile "a Duranda najbol.j
zbtezilne. VISA obtozba je slonela
/ ma z~vraGanju besed.. Razen
tavkokazov sc nj nihGe spomi-
.;aI debate o umoru. Prica Leu
smand. slikar pri Transatlantic
drizbi ic rekel, da poZna dobro
taykokaze. ker je vsak dan OBJ.
ASH stavke govoril Z mimi. ali
pbeden mu nj dejal. da bi bill
no izmed njih obsojen k smrti.
blicijski uradnik, XII je bill ma
3eh shodih stavkujo6ih, je IL
3vedal, da- o Dougejevem umoru
nih6e govoril. Obtoznica nj to-
III navedla najmanjSega dokaza
y je bill sklenjen umor. DRAWN
Savdnik je deial dobeSedno {:
JAli morete zahtevati. da mai OBJ
{zniea dokaze, da ie bill sklenjen
N dolocenem dnevu. oh doloGeni
az po formalnem glasovanju do
lfen sklep? Moi dokaz Sc upira
nj price, Xxi so izpricale, da mora
dobiti Douge. "lekcijo', Ida Sc
je treba Dougeia znebiti." In &c
ppyi kdo, da Sc ga je treba "zne-
bFi'', tedaj pomeni to toliko. ka-
hr da ga je treba usmrtiti? Ce-
M mai dokazujem Sc vec?'
Tia izrek drzavnega pravdnika
nzkriva vso slabostnost obtozni-
q IN Durandovo o~proScenie Sc je
ralo po TEN vsakemu nekaj sa-
. Bposebi umljivega. Ali kakSno
Sozno presenecenje, ko so izrek-
Elporotniki: Kriv je! Obsoien k
s3rti!
pzra6je sOvraStva, Xxi je odeva-
YES process. poziv kapitalistic-
'4ga Gasopisia Ma lastni interes
ma dolznost po maScevanju .je
flostoval, da so postal porotni-
~ sokrivi justicnega umora.
Pri nobeni priloznosti Sc Sc nj
Mo jasno raZodelo. kakor ravno
III Durandovi aferi. da delajo
jrno mnenje ma Franciscan
vsliki casopisi. kakor Sc jim zlju-
hi Sindikalizem opisuje to case
Prje enkrat 2 ravnoduSnostjo,
t4gic 5 pikrim zanitevanjem. po-
No zopet plaSi 2 MIN j%avnost.
4 fkor da hi bill najvecja nevor-
t1st danaSnje dobe in OBJ priliki
8hi zahtva, maj ga pokonGa VIA
n z ogniem in meGem. TO DEF
30 razodeva bOlje cd vsakega
Augega gotove zmOte o naSem
Mediterranean sindikalizmu. In
II .ie kedaj sodrGg Yvetot pri-
NroGal praF radikalna sredstva,
Mai lie "a to. da je predramil
Anost. Xxi je gledala brez zani-
nnia naitezavneiSe boie stro-
Aynih organizacii. Ako je pripo-
Nal silo, tedaj lie cato. ker so
nsilna sredstva, pc katerih je
hsala iavnost. izzivala deiav-
80.
tenn slucaju pa Sc je delav-
70 premiSl.jeno in trdno lotto
A<Atambe moza, zakaj krivica, Xxi
tje zgodila MENU, je zadela use
davstvo. CHM tezia ie bila OBJ
seba Duranda. TEN bolj energlc-
\ Sc je uprlo delavstvo prot ne
nisanem izreka protnikov. Po-
ene strokovne organizacije, So
elano demokraticna stranka IN
spIkna delavska Zveza so organi-
mi shode, manifestacije, ter so
prfili z generalno stavko, ako ne
! pohiloste Duranda. Zena umorje-
nefa Dougeja .je pisala dan pc
stnsni obsodbi svojemu pravne-
M zastopniku "Sedaj ko so IL
Ell porotniki sodbO. hitim. da e
pfuzim vsem onim, XII protest.
np proti smrtni obsodbi. Niti
hsnnanje nocem biti delezna sod
Wkega izreka
fHumanite' lie priredila novo
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-10-29

9ayno mnenje Sc .ie predrami-
Mescanski radikalni poslanec
s0nier je sestavil parlamentar-
p%eticijo, XII je bila oblozena s
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-11
kUTCHER HAS
NOT DECIDED
Says Committee Session To-
morrow Night Is Time.

Alderman John Kutcher has not
yet decided what he will do in re-
gard to fayoring yor opposing steps
to rescind the action OF last week by
which Alderman Lawrence G. Dalton
became vice president of the coun-
ell. He says he cannot tell anything
about his actions until after the
committee session of the board,
scheduled to be held tomorrow
night.
Alderman n. A. Seaman Ia fully
in sympathy with Accommodating
Ferd Garretson. He declares him
self willing to aid In resembling the
action. With him stand Messrs.
Earretson and Hornsby, the two Re-
pnblicans, but where the fourth and
winning vote will come from is not
definitely known at this time. Some
declare Mr.. KHteher has been raised
TO such bitterness against the Demo-
cratic organization that he may vote
with them.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-11
PEOPLE WHO LIVE IN
HIGH PARTS OF CITY
LACK WATER SUPPLY
Bic De'egation Tell Water Board Of
Alarming Conditions --Standppe
for Section Being Planned.
REFLECT PRESIDENT SNEDEKER


Every effort will be made by the
Board of Water Commissioners to
relieve the present water conditions
In the vicinity OF Amboy and Hall
venues, as reported to that board
last night by q delegation from that
section who presented a petition for
immediate relief signed by Soren Q.
Jensen and sixty-ffve others. MAIDS
J. Dinesen, who was the Republican
candidate for alderman from the
Sixth ward last November. led the
delegation and presented q report
on existing conGitions. He said that
about fifty acres In that section Of
the city, improved by 800 houses,
have little or no water during the
day whatsoever, due, principally. to
the great demand on the supply by
the factories IN that district, the
speaker declared
Residents Threaten to Move.
One or the delegates told how the
residents of Amboy and Hall ave-
nues are forced to get up in he
night, when the pressure is high,
and drain water into a tub for wash
ing purposes. He stated that from
z O'Clock In the morning until a
In the evening but little water flow
ed through the pipes in that district.
During the past five weeks the con-
ditions have been alarming and
many residents are threatening to
move into other quarters other
delegates asserted. In other I'M
stances the residents open the
faucets, ind the water supply miss
ing and Outlines forget to turn OFT
the spigets. Naturally, when the
pressure fl increased at Runyon dur
Ing the night, the entire house Is
flooded,
AT the present time the people up
III North Amboy are drawing their
supply from the cellar and carrying
Ii upstairs Them In other cases
slay tTaTsi from h0use to house in
search OF water, which ia sometimes
muddy and srarely clear. During tho
past 1.-TWO weeks the people have been
melting snow for washing purposes.
May Erect Standpipe There
The matter was referred to q
committee of the whole. but later in
The evening, after the delegation had
departed. the matter was taken up
again and a merno or reiler nls-
cussed. City Surveyor Samuel ].
Mason suggested a plan which the
board considered the most feasible
discussed at that time. 1t Is the
idea to erect a standpipe In the inn
mediate vicinity of the section to be
relieved and the same be filled at
night by the pump at Runyon. This
wnter supply would be sufficient for
the resfdents' wants during the day,
~whereupon the same action would
be repeated. The question OF an
auxiliary pumping station In that
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-11
BR0GGER SUES
FOR A DIVORCE
Wife of Former Local Sur
veyor Makes Defense.

Mrs. Catherine w. Brogger OF 1913
First street has received word from
an attorney in Denver, Col, to the
effect that l.. G.. NJ. Brogger, Jr.. has
started an action for divorce against
her. she says the grounds seem
ridiculous to her. as they are the
exsct charges she made against her
husband. He sues on the grounds of
extreme cruelty and desertjon.
She AYERS that he deserted her
Ave years ago last Monday in this
city. She declares he was often-
times extremely cruel to her. that
he beat her and acted In a ann
becoming only a maniac, by break-
ing ana burning up furniture and
her household effects. she has en-
gagged Joseph e. Stricken to fight
the action and under no considera-
ton, she declares. will she allow a
divorce to be granted IL It is within
her power to prevent It. Further
ture J.. G. N. Brogger. Jr.. viii he
compelled to support their two chill
dyen She. adds he may be BROUGHT
here to answer to alleged indict-
ments against him for desertion and
aHG threatening 10 Kill
Action Started Last Month.
It appears from the papers mailed
from Denver to Mrs. Brogger, that
the action was started about the
middle of last month. Neverfh eless.
she claims, they did NOT reach her
until Monday of this week. Az a
ranlv Is ~returnahle wstks. ths~ty
days from the date OF commencement
OF suit. she deems an unfair adj
vantage was taken Of her. sire lost
nc tie In engaging counsel and says
she is going Il fight her cause 70 q
anish. She deems II an outrage
that her husband could NOT let we'll
enough alone. by allowing her TO live
here In peace with her children,
without placing on her and them
The stigma OF q divorce suif.
Mrs Brogser claims she has proof
thaf her husband has been living
with other at different fiuaea
In New York end elsewhere. When
q reporter called ~ her home today
abe aGted SONS OF the many the al
|lagad cruel ae*s Der hnzaa7@ Aa5
dona to h0t s
I& few sears
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-11
BELIEVE MAN
is MURDERER
Joseph Dobrowski Arrested
Here notwithstanding BOarder

The arrest of Joseph Dobrowski, q
Pole, twenty-six years old, for as
sault and battery ma result In his
trial, conviction and punishment for
a murder 1t is alleged he committed
In Gutenberg, Hudson county
about three years ago. He lis charg-
ed with killing q man there and es-
Gaping. The Hudson county author
tiles lost all trace of him and when
informed of his apprehension this
morning by Chief OF Police Burke
they asked that he be held until an
Investigation could be- made. he
was arraigneds before Recorder
Henry w. Kehoe this morning on a
charge of assault and battery but
was remanded when the court was
informed that he was most likely
the man wanted for murder In Gut
tenberg.
Fellow Eoasdes Makes Charge
Dobrowski was claimed to be the
member OF stevedore gang at the
Barber Asphalt Paving Companys
plant. He boarded at GIL State
street and was charged with ASSAULT
ing and threatening to kill Steve
Syleski, a fellow boarder. 1t was
declared he attempted TO push Syl-
eski's head into q pot OF hot grease
on a stove In the boarding house
yesterday ard telling ht- that -hen
he met him at work he would bury
"a pick In his head. The rrest fol-
lowed BY Detective Sergeant John
A. HUI aud Patrolman L. G. Jen-
zen.
Witness TO Alleged Murder.
Those who appeared against the
man said he was openly accused OF
being d murderer. They claimed
that when one time questioned
about 1t 20 said the charge would
have to be proved and then Ii he vas
found guilty he would 50 to the
electric chair. according to lnfor-
nation given TO the police the main
witness ia the alleged murder caaa
was hsld in jail teg six mcntSa Ia
heTg and thsp released be-
alleged Mwz4eTar eeusa
This witness accused
Ex{M&
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-11
FREhf SOCIETY
INCORPORATED
Purchase Land for Building
Interest Aroused.

Singing Society Frem has been
incorporated under the laws of the
state, has purchased ground for the
erection of q home In Prospect
street and is planning for q concert
and ball. The organization Is COM
posed OF Danish mel who have for
their object the promotion of soeia-
bilfty and voice culture. The name
OF the society translated is For
ward" 1t appears its members have
lived upsto that name, for they have
gone forward with rapid strides the
past year.
Site is Purchased.
The society has purchased a plot
of ground about 42x113 feet in size,
situated at the southwest corner OF
Prospect street and Lehigh avenue
1t Is intended 70 erect a temporary
home ia the form of a one-story
frame building thereon. a commit
tee recently appointed for that pur-
pose Is working on plans for q suit
able building. In this the organiza-
ton will meet to practice singing
and perhaps hold social events. The
property was purchased from Corne-
Illus P. Conyery at a cost Of Sls400.
Plan for Concert.
A meeting Of the society was held
last night at Its present headquar-
tefs at $40 Elm street Th5 com
mittee for the proposed ley home
reported progress and it WAS also
reported thar elaborate preparations
were under way for the concert and
bali to be held Thursday night, Feb
ruary /, In Washington hall. Mem
bers of che organization, assisted by
local and out-of-town talent. viii
produce a programs that should
please. it is claimed. Local German
singing societies viii take part and
Hans Petersen. q royal grand opera
singer who has pleased large audi
ences In this city has been secured
to render several tenor solos He
viii be accompanied BY Misc Larsen
on the piano. Music for the ocea-
sion will be furnished BY Prof. A. B.
Nelsousa orchestra. aud Mr.. Nelson
fCor@fnqed On paga 81
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-11

Wall street he opened It, disclosing
just $6,000,000 In gold certificates
OF $4,000 and $1,000 denoH1ina-
ton.
1t is estimated that the fire cost
the city 100000 in wages and for
smashed fire apparatus.
Several persons including Battai-
ion Chief Walsh, are still missing,
and the search OF the ruins for their
bodies is kept up without cessation.
The building housed many important
financial oncern and scores of law
yers, who had priceless papers in
their safes and in the safety deposit
vaults in the basement. Some of
the steel boxes containing securities
and records were carried but While
the fire was burning. August Bel
mont superintendent the moving of
some records from his Office. Wear
ing a fire badge, watched the fire for
several hours. Fire Chaplain Mc-
Gean stayed around the ruins all
day, offering consolation TO several
who were fatally injured Or were inn
prisoned and seemed doomed. Chap
lain Mclean himself was badly hurt
nv falling debris.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-11

section vas suggested. but passed
over as far too expensive at this
time. MI. Mason was instructed to
produce blue prints of his plans at
q committee session Of the board to
be held on January IT. Mr.. Mason
stated a like condition had existed
in South Amboy before q similar
plan became effective.
Supt. Crowel Explains.
superintendent A. L. Crowell ex-
planned the present situation as ex-
listing because OF repairs to the
Wisconsin pump, the repairs to the
standpfpe and the intense cold wave
which has this city In its grasp. Mr..
CroweIl stated THAI hundreds Of
consumers allow the water In their
homes to drip continually, thus
avoiding the danger OF bursting
pipes, and this drain upon the sup
ply can not be eounteracted by the
departments present system. He
believes, however. that the new
main under the river and warmer
weather will help conditions materi-
ally.
President Snedeker Reelected.
President G. d. Snedeker was re-
tIon ~ tha hoard Ha was naminat-
ed by Commissioner Grieyes. after
. ehnrt Committees session ana man
smous,v eIecfed viee-nresident
Tbamas nriava WIS Reelected on
motion af commissfnnar sihley.
Auard Valve Contract
THE contract for q SUNNI 81 nee
easarv valves to comulete tha wen
tv-four-incb main nnder he Raritan
r;yay WAC awarded 10 the Kennedy
vaiva Manufact,,rfne Comuany. Of
49, ~. 80 sr1sSuo tbsv fsfn .
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-11

nifty plata clothed men, uniformed
policemen and private detectives.
Armed bank employees followed in
an automobile. None would tell the
value OF the contents, but hnanciers
said that there must have been
about 100000 In the vaults.
This morning the vaults of the
Mercantile branch of the Bankers
Trust ccrreny on the ground floor
of the Equitable, were opened and
the contents were found to be IN
damaged. Fifty plain clothed men
and twenty uniformed men and
t~hirty-fve private detectives were
present when the s75,000,000 In
money and securities were removed
and placed In q wagon to be taken
to the main ofaces.
FireneA 4penetrated to the spot
where the body OF William Campeon
is buried In the Ice on the ground
door and they are digging to recover
the body before the walls fall.
Vice President Strong, OF the
Bankers Trust, left the ruined build
ing at noon unaccompanied. Under
his arm he held o small tin box SKA.
When he reached his offices at Z
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-11
~ 7fTf y N7F7NVH77 HN
spseial ~ gnstsa Prsss 1giyds

Special ~ yastsd Prss5 syards
New York Jan. 1I;-Good wages
tempted $50 laborers to risk their
lives today In attempting to brace.
the walls OF the Equitable Life
building and to clear a path to the
vaults. The vaults of William A..
Iieea. a banker, was opened today
and $4,000. 600 in securities and
money was found unchanged. They
were removed to safe quarters.
The walls of the Equitable are
threatening to fall, and the authori-
ties are considering the use of dy-
Mantle. The north walls have
bulged FIVE feet. The tenants Of the
tall American Exchange across the
narrow Cedar street from the ruins
are not allowed to enter the building
for fear of the Equitable walls ALI
ing. The banks motley and books
have been removed to temporary
offices.
The contents OF the vault we're
emptied this morning into a steel-
barred express wagon. Ten heavily
armed private detectives rode In the
wagon. which was surrounded by
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-11
TO Eide FREE
WHEN ON DUTY
Public Utility Commission
Renders a Decision.
IFron the NEWS CONGRATULATED

~
Trenton, Jan. 1.-THE State Gtal-
lily Commission today announced a
decision that the provisions OF the
public utility act Of 1911 forbiding
public utility corporations to grant
free passes to municipal or county
officials. isnot to pc construed as
a~brogating q tract oDiagation
incumbent upon q public utility
company to afford free t~ransDorta-
ton 20 public officials when travel
ling In the discharge or their du-
ties. The decision was rendered In
the rase OF the complaint OF the
township OF Bordentown, Burning
ton county against the Riverside
Traction Company operating q troll
ley line between this city and Cam
den.
A few years ago the township
granted a franchise to the old Cam
den g Trenton Railway Company
the predecessors OF the Riyerside
Company. to carry fTeignf ana there
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-11
To
AID The CAUSE
Republicans Will Send Docu-
ments to Legislature Ask
ing Passage OF Bill.
GET MANY SIGNATURES
Alan n. Strong Engaged to
Assist Judge Lyon in Fight
ing for Party
GET MANY SIGNATURES

Petitions to urge the Legislature
OF New Jersey to pass and approve q
bill that would authorize aldermen
at large to serve as acting mayors In
cities, were put in circulation by the
Republican City Committee this
morning. The bill In question is ia
the form of Chapter Lspf the laws OF
1911, and Is to provide that In event
Of death. resignation. disqualihca-
ton or other disability Of the mayo
of n city, the president of the
boar of aldermen or common ouf
ell shall act as mayor.
Petitions, which are to The sem
ate, general assembly and governor
of New Jersey, are III the hands Of
every member Of the City Republic
can COMMITTEES and are being liber-
as many Democrats, 1t Is reported.
Date Is Not Decided On.
Assemblyman John r. TenBroeck
stated today he has not decided
spon the day for the introduction OF
the bill In the legislature, but as-
sared the reporter that such action
will be taken at the earliest possible
opportunity. TIE Les stature con-
genas again on Monday night, hut
Mr.. TenBroeek declined TO commit
himself as to whether or not he will
introduce the measure at that time.
Agsemblymen August G. Streitwon
and John r. Kirkpatrick. both DEM
ocrats. have not been asked as yet
TO give their support to the bill,
Assembiyman TenBroeck stated.
Expect Same Opposition.
According to the casual custom,
the bill will be referred to the tom-
mittee on Municipality Corporation,
with should report the measure
within a few days after its introduce
tien. 1t then M up for second
reading and amendment, If neces-
ssary, whereupen II Is presented for
third reading and passage. A like
soarse is followed In the Senate.
The Republicans expect opposition
from the Democrats lii the Senate,
Senator George s. sllzers of Middle
sex. Is Il Democrat and enusldArea
very fnfsnenfial til tAe warESnea. Spf
that body. THE d. GsP xnfsn SAsi
NOT Hee. however, hesM amy 0fe iNtAr4
1fes1gd In tbs aAvaneatneMk ofS1As GSfS
sJn ] tnvissa Hssssh I2a@assuss&
s essu 80
Farmer JHf5Se Aaafs2En 1axxu4 enN
gaged AS eosinsef by ffs K0fs4lN
Mems Feppblfean Club I'll rms mat
ter, said today that nc further plans
have been laid for the Introduction
of the bill. although the original has
been mailed to Mr.. TanBroeck with
the request that It be introduced.
Mr.. Lvc: has arrcrrce TIC
associated with him IN this question
Alan II. Strong. the w~ell-known
CORPORATION lawyer of New Bruins
wick.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-11
FATAL BLAZE
IN The BRONX
speelal og United Press wire.

New York, Jan. I1.--Mrs. johann
ma McDonough lost her life and an
other oma Is missing, while sew
eraf others were rescued almost
overcome by smoke from d fire that
destroyed a two-story frame resi-
dence in the Bronx today. The fire.
men are making a scare Tor the
|other womanss body. Her name Is
now known, as she was visiting Mrs
|MeDonough. The building was lo-
Gated in the upper part OF the
Bronx, and was almost completely
destroyed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-11
CARD OF THANKS.

The Undersigned wish 70 express
heartfelt thanks to friends and re4a-
tfves for their kindness at the time
Of bereavement occasioned by the
death of husband and Father They
feel especially grateful to tho Rev.
Mr.. Dorf, the Danish Brotherhood,
Painters Union Local 144, and to
Undertaken Ferd Garretson for
satisfactory services
Mrs. Peter G. Hansen & Family,
3660-1-f1-1ta Foras, N. g.