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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-10-08

L. w. Johnson and son. Downey; w.
G. Greene, Shoshone; J. e. Arkoosh
and wife, Gooding; NJ. c. Bennett.
| Chicago; L. A. Cummings, Salt Lake;
p. A. Sorenson, Salt Lake: w. L. Car
lyle. Moscow; Charles Steere. Chica-
go; r. r. Sloan and wife, Salt Lake;
VIM. s. Sutton, Denver; H. N. Bolin
and wife. Twin Falls; NJ Mcguire and
wife, Emmett; w. r. Cartwright and
wife. Emmett; e. w. Esteb. wife and
child, Fort Hall; Lee r. Denman, Port
land.
BRISTOI-Charles Necoton, Hey
burn; Joseph r. Smith. Salt Lake:
John Mcintyre and wife, Jerome; E.
Thomas. Oakland: s. B. Edwards, EN-
NETT; Ida Luthultz. Nyssa: Kathryne
Wilcox, Nyssa; Myrtle Foley, Parma;
Mrs. George Berry, Parma: Mrs. I. e.
Perkins. Glenns Ferry: ]. f. Gordon
and wife, Caldwell: Mrs. NJ. NJ. Wag-
ner. Caldwell; H. L. Slower. Caldwell:
J. r. Walker, Payette; H. Harland,
Payette: Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Slower.
Council; Mrs. Jennie Avery, Silver
City; +. II. Labo. Salt Lake: H. G.
McCard and wife. Baker City: B. Mar
till, Vale; J. L. Lewis, Vale; Joe Hay
den. Vale: ]. p. Anderson, Salt Lake:
J. f. Caruefix. Payette; j. r. Walker.
Payette: Sidney Withheld, Idaho
Falls: H. w. Joslyn, Nampa: H. D.
Schoff, ST. Anthony; r. 8. Young and
wifa Kuna: B. V. Schneider. Indian
Cove; J. ]. Hayball. Idaho Falls: w.
C. Poison and wife. Wendell: Mrs.
John Mcneil. Wendell: Mrs. F. H.
Erpelding, Wendell. Mrs. s. r. Burck-
halter, Jerome.
OREGON = Charles Glenn, Glenns
Ferry; Harry Allen and wife. Nampa:
Sol Barnett, Weiser; Mr. and Mrs. L.
King. Spokane; Ben Fields. Anaconda:
C. L. Wilson, +. ]. Foster, NJ Kennon,
Butte; w. B. Powers, J. G. Gates, Nam
pa: Joe Findley. Pocatello; John Wood
head, Arrow Rock: Leslie Kidneigh.
Nyssa: F. White. Seattle; Paul D. Par
IRISH, C. p. Hartley. Jr., Emmett; L. r.
Payette: d. II. Reese, Salt Lake: WILL
liam Neeser. McCennon; Arch McDon-
aid and wife, Salt Lake: H. O. Weickel.
Arrow Rock: w. ]. Allen. Pocatello:
Mrs j. McNought. Mrs. w. H. Weaver,
Niics ANShiC "CoSCtS "CAoCts 4AO nv
gers, Spokane: Mabel Woodhead. Provo,
Utah; George Bush. Charles White. st.
Anthony; II. Dennis. Idaho Falls; s. NJ. !
Bonner and wife. Monongaahale. Penn:
C. r. White, g. w. Buster. st. Anthony:
r. ]. Hugh Seattle: Morris Burke. Mill |
waukee; e Lundgreen. Chicago.
oxFoRD-Mr and Mrs. Edwin Per-
cival. Chicago: Miss Marie Casey,
Baker: Miss Marie Wagner, Baker:
Miss Mae Alridge. Baker: A. L. Craig, |
Baker: Jerry Taylor. Portland: Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Franham. Grand Rap
ids. Mich; e. J. Pickering. Salt Lake: i
Jim Fox. Portland: James Brown.
Portland: s. d. Little, Emmett: J. w.
Watts, Caldwell: Albert Bird. En-
NETT: A. H. Summers, Belbons: J. F.
Gooding. Belbone; Fred Kiipper. Cald-
well; F. Gabici. Portlnad; Mrs. w. +.
Hogs. Anaconda. Mont: w. e. Smith. II
Twin Falls: f. w. McRobert, Twin
Fails; A. r. williams. Butte.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-10-01
Nova iznajdba.

VISA militaristicna bratovSGina
DO poskakovala ~veselja OBJ novi
iznajdbi, o kateri poroGa "Neue
Rundschau''. Nekemu nemSkemu
inzenirju Sc je poSrecilo, da je
konstruiral l%etalo, XII ie lehko deli
casa v zraku popolnoma pri miru.
VISA dOsedanja letala morapo hiti
v zraku v vednem gibanju. ako
gibanye lie nekoliko preneha. te-
lebi letalo ma tia. Nova iznajdba
DO "a vojaStvo velikega pomona.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-10-01

Nekateri nerazsodnezi pravijo,
da je sicer socialisticna stranka
call right, ampak, da ne volijo
njenega tiketa cato, ker ia stran-
ka Sc ne bo zmagala in cato no.
cejo vreci svojega glasu stran.
Istina pa je, da .je vsak delavski
glas. Xxi nj oddan "a socialisticno
stranko, Sc Observation-Disclosures
slabSi kakor proc wren.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-10-01
Castnik - socialist. Italian

Castnlk - socialist. Italian
sko vojno ministrStvo je izreklo
pravkar vazno razSodbo. V To-
diju ie sluzil pri intendanturi laj-
tnant Agnelli. Oh zacetku itali-
JanSko turSke vojne nj hotel pri-
spevati k zbirki "a padle vojne
zrtve. konservativni list. izhaia-
Joe V Lodiiu .ie Ovadil lajtnanta
in zahteyal preiskavo. VoiaSke o.
blasti so res priGcle preiSkavo in
I%ajtnant Agnelli je iziavil pred
voJaSko komisiio, da .ie socialist
IN organlziran sodrug, cato ic IL
polnil le SvOjo Strankarsko dol5-
most. da nj priSpeval k zbirki. S
tenn je izraZil tudi obsodbe o vsa-
Xxi vojni, zlasti pa Sc o tur$ko-itali-
janSki. DiSciplinarna komisija ie
poSlala pismcno razsodbo vojne-
mn miniStrstvu, XII ie p0slalo So
drugu Agnelliju q. augusta svo-
10 razsOdbo. Razsodba pravi. da
vojno ministrstvo ne DO uporab-
lialo nikakrSnih disciplinarnih
kaZni proti niemu
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-10-01
Ia Chisholm, MINI.

lem potion Sc vabi vse clane
'agoslov. soc. udruzenja ma Chi
saoimu, da Sc udelezijo skupnih
sestankov. XII sc vrSe V Frank Me-
uenovl dvorani vsakO drugo in
<adnJo nedeljo v mesecu.
Brez organizcije nj napredka ;
orez sestankov Ii. organizacijel -
zapisnikar.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-10-01
ZOBNA KLINIKA DUNAJ.
SIKH DELAVSKIH BOLNISKIH
BLAGAJN.

Zveza Zadruznih bolniSkih bla.
gain ma Dunaju je priklopila in
stitucijam, XII Jill nudi svojim ella
nom, zopet novo, k~oristno napra-
vo: zobno kliniko, kije bila otvor-
jena ped kratkem.
Sodrug poslanec WidhOlz sc je
V otvoritvenem govoru spOminjal
plOdonosnega della zveze zadruz-
nth bolniskih blagajn, XII je svo-
Jim clanom preskrbela domove "a
Reconnaissance, zdravilne kope-
Ii, preskrbuje zdrava stanovanja.
Leta 1908. je upeljala zveza
zdravlienje razlicnih zobnih bo-
lezni in plombiranje Fob, sedaj DO
dale svOjim clanom popolno Job
no kliniko, kier bodo ustavliali
zObe in zobovja. Nato je powell
besedo vodja klinike DIR. Peters.
Xxi ie govoril o nalogah in koristi
move zobne klinike. Dejal je, da
sprelemajo ravno delavci re cd
mladih nog kali "a zobne bolezni,
ker imajo nezadostno hrano, ker
dobivajo namesto materinega
mleka razliGna manjvredna nado-
mestila. Prvi zobji Sc ruSijo, pow
zrOcajo bOleGine, otrok 81 ne upa
premoGno grizti Skodljive bakte-
rife sc vgnezdijo zobeh, zobje
pricno gniti, razliGne bolezni ma
stopajo. TIE bolezni izpodkopujejo
zdravie ob Gasu menjave Fob in
tudi Sc pozneje. In pray delavec
~potrebuje zdravo zobovje, ker Sc
hrani 4 iedili, Xxi Sc tezko grizejo
in tezko prebavljajo, ker je taxa
ffrana pac cenejSa. cato je vazno.
da pazi delavec skrbno ma svoje
zobovje. Now zavod, XII je o.
premljen 2 najmodernejSimi ma
pravami, bo sluzil delavstvu IL
borno.
Udelezenci otvoritvene slavno-
Sti so i pOtem ogledali kliniko.
V dveh svctlih sobah. XII so po-
barvane Z belo oljnato barvo. so
Stoli in pomOlni aparati "a ope-
ratlvno pOstopanje zobnih bolez-
nj. Naravnost nmetno sta izdela-
ma diva operacijska stola. XII Sc
lehko obracata ma vse %strani, XII
Sc lehko %poStavita viSje, nizje.
Poleg SO pljuvalniki Z dovodom
vode, Xxi Sc tudi poiju5no reguli-
raio. Pliuvalniki imajo izsesalne
aparate. Xxi Jill rabi zdravnik PR
bolnikih, XII Onedlc in imajo V
uStih Sc tekocino. V StenSkih o.
marah SO Instrument, Xxi jih boil
mix 1T vidi. kcr so "a dcbelim
Steklom. ElektriGna naprava GO
nj sveder pri plombiranju zob.
Poleg ordinacijSkih sob so svet-
lie cakalnice, kjer ie ma razpola-
90 vola. V cakalnice vodi vstop
takoi IL ceStc. Cd Gakalnic so To-
Gene d~elavnicc. cd katerih ina
vSaka dcSct p~roStorov Xxi Sc hOdo
IA Sele Y p~ozneiSem Gasu popol-
mona izrabljali. Nsak. XII bo tam
dclal, ina dovol.i prostora, Svet-
lobe in zraka in lastno omaro IN
oblcko. V delavnicah so brusilni
stroll 4 clektriGnim motorjem.
Cd teh delavnic .ie locena delav-
Mica IA takSna della. Xxi ~povzroGa-
jo mnogo prahu III nesnage. Po-
pomona locen oil tch delavnic ie
prostor "a izvrSitev vulkanizira-
MIA, da ne bo prihaiala smrdeca
para v oStale delavnice.
VISA kiinika lie izredno svetla
in ie izdatno preskrbliena S topic
vodo, Xxi prihaja cd avtomata. No
vi zavod, povsem moderno in
snazno u%rejen. pod spretnim vod-
stvom strokovniakov, .ie narav-
most blagoslov "a delavstvo.
In America
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-10-01
Nekai pOtrebnih navOdil "a Organiziranje in
vZdrZavanie SOcialiStiCnih klubOv.
Dolznosti uradnikov.

|. Predsednik predseduje in
ina lie odlocilen glas, ce Sc je
oddalo pri glasovanju enako
stevilo glasov. Podpisuje ma
sell vse uradne listine.
TaJnik sklicuje seize in
predseduje dokler nj izvoljen
predsednik; vodi financno
knjigo dohodkov in izdat-
koy; pobira mesecne prispev-
Ike, IA katere daje clanom
strankine ali izvanredne
marke; vodi correspondence
S County in 81. tajnikom
Jugosl. socialisticne zveze {;
hrani listine in premozenje
kluba prot varscini; (Ce 10
klub zahteya) - vodi natan-
cen imenik dobrostoieGih in
drugih CLANCY; podpisuje
S uradne listine; imeti
mora vpogled V vSe delo V
klubu.
Zapisnikar vodi zapisnik in
pomaga V vsakem oziru tai
niku.
4. Organization pridobiva klu-
blu move Glane; skrbi, da so
vsi Glani kluba naroGniki
zveznih glaSil; "a SlOvenske
"Proletarec'. IA hrvatSke
"Radnicka STRATA. "a srb-
ske "Narodni Glas''; dale
ina skrbcti IN socialisticno
literature sploh. skrbi "a
priredbo .iavnih shodov in
predavanj. ako so razmere
ugOdne in ce dovol.jujejo Y
to gmotna sredstva.
3. Nadzorni odbor ina preglc-
DAFT vsake tri meSece enkrat
vsc ~financne kn.jige; o sta
nju dohodkov in izdatkov
poroca potem ma prvi klu-
bow sell.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-10-01
Drevni red seize.

/. Volitev predsednika.
,. Citanjc zapisnika zadnjc sc
.ie.
}. Spreiemanje novih clanov;
/. UplaGevanje;
.. Citanjc dopiSov in raGunov
6. Poro6ilo tajnika;
7. Porocilo organizatorja;
s. Porocilo poSebnih odborov:
9. PoroGilo Stalnih odborov
10. NedokonGana opravila:
II. Razmo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-10-01

rocila.
Zbrane podpore - so svote, XII
sc Jill zbira OBJ caSu strajkov, "a
politicne boie, "a obrambo sodnij-
skin preganjani ali politicne kam-
panic.
.Preistanek cd zabav - je svo-
la, Xxi preostane cd prireditev Ia
bav.
Preostanek zadnjega meseca,
je tiSta svota. XII je preostala zad-
Mi mesec V blagajni potem, ko
so bill pokriti vsi troSki "a tisti
meSec.
Razno - sc smatra razne do
hodke.
Ia TEN sledi zakljuGek ali
skupni dohodk.
Sledece svote Sc pise pod izdatki:
Glavnemu odboru socialisticne
stranke - .ie svota. katero zvez-
nj tajnik odracuna tajniku skup-
ne stranke. ZapiSe Sc torej toliko-
KRAFT pc sc kolikor clanov je pla-
calo prisnevke "a tisti mesec.
Glavnemu odboru zveze po &c
i je svOta, Xxi spada V zvezno
%blagajno; zapiSe sc tolikokrat po
&c, Ia kolikor Glanov Sc lie naba-
vilo mark. kakor gori.
Narodnim osrednjim odborom
Pc &c. Sc zapiSe pc narodnosti.
Ako ie napr. V klubu 6 Slovencev,
D Horvatov i'll 3 Srbi, Sc zapiSe {:
SlovenSkemu 6X3 - 1Sc. hrvat-
skemu 5X3 - l5c in srbskemu
BIB = Sc. Ako so Y klubu Glani
Same II narodnOsti. potem SC
zapiSe VISA svota Same doticnemu
oSredniemu Odboru. kakrSne ma
rodnosti so clam.
Izvenredni prispevk stranke XII
bila svota. ako 10 razpiSe stranka
"a kakSne izvenredne prispevke.
Ivenredni prispevki zveze -
je svota, ticoGa Sc zveze. Tako
nanr. je zveza nalozila izvenred-
ne prispevke DC IN ii. mas zbor.
State in County Organizaciji sc
- je svota. Xxi Sc lie plaza ysaki
meSec County organizaciji. "a
kar Sc dobi dovolienie poSiljati
Delegate ma County dclegatskc
seize.
Dale so rubrike IA clanske
kniizice, znak, stroSki "a agita-
clio, podpore listom; dale
stroSki "a vzdr5avanJe pevskih
zborov. citalnic, nabava kniig it'd.
Ia tenn Slcdi zakliucek skupnih
izdatkov. - Ko Sc .ie to Storilo.
Sc naredi ma levi Strani ~ocila
0akliuGek ri.,una : tenn. da sc
prcncSc skupne dohodke v prvo
in skupne izdatke V drugo vrsto,
ma kar ST izdatkc olStcje cd do
hodkov. kar Ga rezultat preostan-
ka ali primanjkliaja. Ako .ic bill
Primanikliaj, Sc ga druei mesec
zapiSe med izdatke, zato da Sc do
titniku, XII ic poSodil Svoto. ali
caka. da ST mu 10 izplaca. zamore
To Storiti. kakor zahteva raGun.
Naro6ilne liste Sc rabi vedno.
rc So uaroCa kai med scio.
Mesecna porocila .
SO prircjena L duplikati. tako da
cd vSakega poroGila oStaue drugi
list y posesti kIajevne0a kluba.
Ma Ia naGin ina pregled tudi
klub. Radi tcga maj Sc rabi pri
%lzpiSovanju vedno svinGnik. da
more pri TEN sluziti kopirni pa
pir.
kakor ie vazno, da Sc da do,iG-
no meSeGno 0orocilo O dohodkih
in izdatkih. tako .je tudi neizogib-
no potrebno, da sc da porocilo o
%Itevilu obdrzavanih sci, o Stevilu
umlsklh clanov. amer. drlavl.ja-
nov in Stevilo narocnikov ma
Stranklno GasopiSie. Use 10 .je po-
trebno, ako Ielimo imeti tocen
in zanesliiv pre"led o delu. Xxi "a
vrSimo. Jugoslovanska socialist.
zvcza ina pred scboi veliko nalo-
go. katero izvrSiti imaio njeni Ella
nj. VrSe ma .io cd dine do dine mai
axle ma tn nacin. da oSiliajo
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-10-01
KIDD in kako more pos:ati clan so
gladstone strankc.

Kior zeli postati elan lokaIue
orgauilaciie. ako le tn obs,oii y
L.osav..n kralu. mai 10 Ieli, ma
znani organizatoriu klnba ali TAI.
niku. ali pa kakcmu drugcmu cIa-
nu. Vroci mai mu soc. cd katerih
gre 25c Y blapaiuo kInba. druoib
Dc pa II clanskc priSpcvkc.
hnJizico, pravila it'd. Polcg tega
mora kandidat izpolniti tudi last
horocno v'topmco, kate'o dobl
'u 'a1hlKa an "rgahlIa'orJa dotlr-
nr9a NI"ha. kamor l",I priNtopi.i.
70 'a'lllh skupne strankc. "a
more PoS'ati elan wee vsaka
"Scp" moSAega an zenSKega
S"oIa' aNo Jr spoImIa Is ieto IN
prloo"ha SociaiiStlrna nacela.
Kako Sc rabi mese6na porocila.
Formula 20 moSosro ooroS;ra
session. II treh glaynih oddelkov.
in 2 oddelek % ;nsormno;;o
Glapstva - W.
amor drzavI;ans,ro @,noL
oroouizociio shoJo .sIN.
"'u' III "hJ"
r;sio
'.N' N' SosPoo"rShe-
" ie''" ="
ia Je porocl'" Popolno. .le tire
oa l"poinltl Vedno vSc trl locke.
'"No' N"Nor "~ah'eValo "ddeIkl.
Dobro, pregledno gospodar-
stvo. Je tudl pri socialism, prvi
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-10-01
Poslovanie krajevnih klubov.


: |. Poslovanje kluba Sc vrSi az
potion sci clanstva: b. po-
tom predsednika, tajnika in
takih uradnikov. katere IL.
vol klub.
: 2. Predsednik Sc vol pr vsaki
sell.
: 3. CLAM kluba 81 izvolijo V de-
cembru vsacega leta zapisni.
karja, tajnika. organizatorja
in druge odbore in Steer "a
emo letO.
8 t.. Ma vsaki redni decemberski,
aprilSki in oktobrski sell klu-
ba Sc izvoli dovoljeno Stew.
10 dclegatov okrozni odbor
County Central Commit
tee). "a emo lcto. Pc nOvih
pravilih moIaiO vsi klubi
spadati V County in State or,
g%aniZaciiO.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-01-29
Hurley Is Head of
 Knights of St. Patrick

At the annual meeting of the Knights of St. Patrick held yesterday in the chapter house of the Knights of Columbus, the date for the annual banquet was set for March IS and officers for the ensuing year were elected as follows: President, John A. Hurley; vice president, John A. Leon ard; secretary, James H. Rooney; treasurer, John J. Broderick.
 Committee on banquet, Michael A. Kenny. Vincent D. Whitney, James H. Rooney and Chris Rickard.
 Committee on printing, John J. O'Neil, William Clifford, w. B. Pren- dergast, Patrick D. Lee and B. F. Cooney.
 Committee on music, Dennis Gay nor. John F. Toole, Bernard Keating. Jr, John E. Lyddy, and T. J. Mur- phy.
 Committee on speakers, William A. Redden, T. M CuIlinan, Thomas King, Edward F. Hallen, and M. J. Flanagan.
 The place for the annual banquet has not vet been selected.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-01-29
CLOTHING MEN TO
 INSPECT FACTORY

The seven heads of the clothing stores which constitute the Savard combination of which the Davis & Savard store in this city is a leading factor, will be in Rochester this week, guests of the Hickey-Freeman com pany who will celebrate the opening of their new factory with a monster banquet. The Hickey-Freeman fac tory, like their clothing. is unique. It's the most perfect work room for tail bring in the world. Each floor in each wing is 192 feet by fl feet, with out a post or obstruction. building feat never before accomplished. Five hundred tons of steel girders, 1,O0O, 900 bricks and 27.50O feet of glass give the necessary strength and light. The Savard party will consist of Joseph H. Savard of this city Thomas H. Savard of New Haven Will H. Sa- yard of New London; P A. Savard of Troy, N. Y; Frank Savard of Sar- atoga; John 5. Colburn Of Albany. and R. F. Lyon, who was, for years connected with Davis & Savard of this city, but who some time ago be- came a partner in the Savard store in MiddletOwn, Conn.,, and moved with his family to that city.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-01-29
DIED.

POOLE.-Entered into rest, in this city, Jan. 25, 1912, George Porro Poole, son of William J. and Anne . Chad dwick Poole, aged 25 years, -F7riends are invited to attend the funeral from St Georges Epis- -4eOpaI zehurch,-eOEner- of Colorado and IaPleHood-z -zaYenuss.-aon We'd nesday. January 31, at 2:3O p. m. Burial at Lakeview cemetery.
 A 29 b O,NEIL.-In this city, Sunday, Jan. 18th, 1912, Bridget Stapleton, wid ow of Edward O'Neil.
 Friends are invited to attend the funeral from her late residence, No. S23 Housatonic avenue, on Tuesday. Jan. 30th, at S:30 a.. m., and from St. ,Patrick's.. church where a. solemn high mass will be offered for the repose of her soul 21nteTnent at St Augustine's ceme etery. a Hugh p. Smith, aged 80 year0-
 Friends are invited to attend the funeral from the residence of his aunt, Mrs. John Dean. No Carson street, on "Wednesday, Jan. 31st, at S:30 a. m., and from St. Patrick's church at 9 a. m: mIntsrment s,5d4aI2 at St. 4 M5shasPs ds b.n ROCK.-In this city, Jan. 2s. 1912. Mary Tierney, wife of James T. Rock.
 Burial from her late home at . the convenience of the family MTRPHY-1n this city. Jan. 2s, 1912, at 1886 seaview Ave. Mrs. Peter Notice of funeral hereafter CELdEY.-1n this city, Jan. 2s. 1912. Albert B. Celley, of 251 Harral Notice of funeral hereafter.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-01-29
MRS. REICH WAS
 SOME WITNESS
Had Details of Her Business at Tongues End Hearing In Involuntary Bankruptcy Proceed
 ings Today

With an apt tongued knowledge of dates, facts, and figures that fairly caused her inquisitors to gasp and spar for time. Mrs. Rosa Reich, pro prietress of the White House Cloth ing store in Water street and an in voluntary petitioner in bankruptcy, faced a galaxy of budding young law yers this morning and finished with honors, as far as the spectators were concerned.
 Mrs. Reich is the widow of Isadore Reich who established the White House Clothing store in Water street. She still carries on the business. In addition she conducts the Commercial hotel, upstairs, and has been interest ed in a number of other business af- fairs conducted by her sons and daughters.
 The schedule which would declare Mrs. Reich a bankrupt states that she has assets of s35,75O with liabilities of $65,01S.4O. There are about 800 cred itors and of the liabilities $21, ,419. go are in unsecured claims and $43,O50 in secured claims
 Shapiro, who has been appointed re- ceiver for Mrs. Reich, Attorney Her man J. Weisman- of Naugatuck con ducted the first examination this morning before Judge John W. Banks in the bankruptcy court. Mrs. Reich was represented by Attorney Jacob Klein. After a long ana SruelllnS examination during which Mrs. Reich explained her business deals with her sons. Herman and Benjamin, her daughter, Mrs. William J. Packtor and another daughter who was associated with Mrs. Greisinger in the millinery business in the Stratfield, Atty. Weis- man settled back in his chair with sigh.
 To Atty. Shapiro he whispered. ''This witness has got everything down by heart" Down to the very cent Mrs. Reich had been able to answer every question concerning her busf- ness transactions and the amounts on the schedule submitted to the referee in bankruptcy. In answering a ques- ton from Attorney Weisman she de clared that after she was forced into bankruptcy she had kept nothing for herself and that she did not have money to buy clothing for herself or her children.
 During the hearing it developed that Mrs. Reich had a most intricate knowledge of the manner of trading business and real estate and her standing at several banks was such that she was able to overdraw her accounts q
 Among those present who repre- scented Mrs. Reich's creditors were Attorneys Henry Greenstein, Thomas c. Coughlin, Carl Foster, Paul Chap man, G. S. Finklestone of Bridgeport; and A. J. Hull of Monroe, and Henry Slade of New Haven.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-01-29
HIS MOTHER ELOPES TO BE
 A FIFTH WIFE

Claiming that his mother has eloped with a man who already was married four times, Steven Anso ia, a coal dealer living on Willard street, rushed into the police station this morning and demanded that the authorities should interfere.
 Ansolia claims that his aged but frisky mother stole a march while her sedate son was out watering his horses last night. He had suspected that she was sitting up nights and buggy-dashing and he kept one eye on her, but last night at Il o'clock he stepped outside for a moment and when he returned, she was gone.
 Ansolia neary went crazy with fright for his missing mother took his bank books, showing deposits of sev- eral hundred dollars in local savings banks. He rushed to those institu- tions this morning to stop payment, and then rushed to headquarters to tell his suspicious to the police.
 Ansolia says his mother is 43 and that he believes that she has eloped with a man who is 35 years of age and already has been married four times
 As the woman apparently is of legal age and not amenable to her sons authority, the police see no reason for pursuing the elopers.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-01-29
JUDGE BANKS DECLINES TO DISCUSS QUESTION
 OF NEW APPOINTMENT

Judge Fillmore S. Banks of Fairfield had little to say this mornaS in re- gard to the story that he might sue ceed John T. Robinson of Hartford, as district attorney of the United States courts. To a Farmer reporter Judge Banks said:
 ''I understand that the United States Senators from Connecticut have been good enough 70 recommend me for the place, but as the appointment has not yet been rendered me it would be rather far-fetched for me to make any statement about the natter
 Senators Brandegee and Mclean have recommended the appointment of Judge Banks, as told elsewhere in this issue.