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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-12
AMERICANS SAVED
BY MEXICAN CHIEF
IN Conductors Are Rescued when
About 20 Re shot ~ Revo-
luloniEtn.

F1Tr Or ME&frD. oct % six
tmerican railroad .frfiurfu-s Rha acre
tapfnr@d a. -HIn Alto in rorfnsrn Hara-
tpNsh NHer mo. urrs about fl 20 SCOT
70 emily. were rescued Id. fre r.l.. chief
Antonio M1nna
TIE rsptorH declared their r-Isf hat
A. American army .Hf invaded N~afro
ettd the rsffnrH prpulsFl 90 vreaa ven
Esanc~ pu the prIHnrtr- A. Nurrg knew
differently he .a4sa.I the execution %
te stopped
one - tH- ~nnfIr'r-a Dol u.r1ef 81
Nafh Hs Dr. d.. years HII Another -
them 10 named p''ornor
Gi'AUAi.AJAf.A MsEIr. Drf fc An
effeTpf Iasf uf-Hf fu break .HI hy Mig
uFl GuTrrt~H. rebel leaasr. resulted Ir
two rr snuer. Hs.r. E.ii.I ana rst.raI
suldiFr. wounded
detachment - Federal .araIr, re-
efpndtd SHsn f.s alarm nss sounded
and prevented tir rs. ll. - t.r prison
Surrr'ro. w.r was captured 900 Ttrl..
tsN'fsl mprfls asY. has elmo" been Inn
IriauUcd here.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-12

Mr-. Henderson iFr.t ro.uE tD Hcar
Chat pretty vhH" waist of hers ae.iu.
h"c1g-" Do cam" from %" wash 400
sfreak'i .rI spotted by tar rosn
That nas ir the common yellow soap
10 Mrs Henderson VIII hav. D..
washed again with Easy TIsK soap
which uaa r' rus.u iu .f fu streak and
rH- the fabric. TEN .o ono 'f NTl look
It' r'w Easy Task does wonders
'Hr o." clothes 1r. for fh. Women
Who sork Costs lD more 'hau poor
sUlp-. Adv
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-12

N" Green mountains ana che White
mountains there WIS not an accident
to mar tho trip and both 'ha Trcsi-
dent and Mrs. TAFT returned much
refreshed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-12
n zMHE MH y REaRR
PERHAPS TO OWN AN
EXTRA" SUIT WILL
MAKE YOU LUCKY"

The most profitable THINKING
YOU can DO these DAYS is ahou.
clothes YOUR clothes - the
SUIT and OVERCOAT thar YOU
SHOULD HAVE. and with which
your identity viii he associated
in thousands of mind, for the mex:
few months
THINK CLOTHES then some
in and buy them.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-02-23
@ea @rD.

9S. &. Cunningham, bon
glnn0, fam am porigen 0onncrstag
bier onrd,, nm nenn @erfotf bel Soc
0tartin, in ser 9t1be Don &oDal, BET.
5lupobnen.
3ablreirbe snrnler ais iutierer
gtadbaridaft begoben lib oteIe 8o'
DE nad) 9lono 5m Gilfduf BON
Saat.&aier
&orriion @bion uno ". =.
S6eel nlod,tell arn pori9en Witttluo9
einen @eidlftso6itefcr nod Smelrs'
uille.
Ot. 5. 2acp. ser bieiige @ra6'
itein.Ige1t, ift bon $Sot Springs,
slrf., mo er lid, geiunoDeitsbalber
oliaebulten batte, snriidgefeDrt.
ssadion Smith, Don Smets'
pille, bot iiir bieie @ohe Die Sei-
tilno Scr &eo 9irb @tiI1le iiberron'
men.
Ger iebige Germin Der &eo
9iro Sdule idlob am Iebten 5rei-
tog. Our Seier bes Cages mar Elm
Invertebrates Erogram dilfgeltellt,
peId,es bon Sen Sdiilcr1r III better
8eiie auseefiibrt iplroc.
8alter Spailloing rmh Serr
Goppenbous, BON Stpenspille, paren
am nergangenen Srcitoa bier Inn
Maltleiel 5i falicn
- @eorg &ogcrS imo @attin limo
boferfreut iiber Die glnfllnft elttes
Itranlfltelr, fleinen Stanmbalters,
ipo3u mir beItens gratnliret. :
sso6n Selpell, tpelder ieinert
fpanfen Batter bier beIndt bate,
lit na6 ieiner Seinlatb, in Gratt,
&an., 5uriidgefe6rt.
ssameg Gar inO Satin BON
Saf Sill, befanben iidl am lebtett
sanlstaa uno Sontttag bier ailf BE-
ill6 bei @ertpan0ten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-02-23
Stplpc.

Smmer nodp nltgenebmes gSln'
terlpetter,. ieood, bahen piele llrierer
Warmer idon ibren aleeianPn ge.
idet.
Gointp Sdnd Superinten.
0eilt, &. af. GalulRr beludte illl.
iere S6ulen lebte @ohe.
oenru SSasper, eiu gteffe bon
Srib Mcager, ltno luohnbaft in
gteip Oorf, beiillbet iih bier ollf ct.
5fdla @od)er 81 8eilld.
Sermunn 5ilgelHtoebler iunre
lctte ygnde p1brenb er aitf ieinem
Sole beid1fti9t mar, 6rrfl einen
Sd,llB Sen irgenO Elm iiltporiihti9er
Ssdger, Der I'M @aloe nod gSilo
ooer ionit einen @egenitano nit Gle
nem 0fifle id,oB, beinabe geIbollen
1uorhen. Die aitgel traf Silgen.
itocbler am 9lrme, cine i6nler5bal-
te @unoe peruriafeno, ieood lpie
mir b6ren niht gefdbrlider srt,
oemu bie Gitgel batte idnn ibre
&ruft meiIt perlpren, 10 oaB Srellno
Sermanu nod gut meg fam. Gs
lit liid)t betannt iper ben Shnb obs
ieuerte, jcbod ioaten Oie Siger mebr
@oriid)t gebrallden, ionit fDnnte es
ooH nal buppern.
glm lebten Sonntag ieicrte
llnier Mitbiirger uno ariegs Sete.
ram 6. s. Slid, ieincn TO- Geburts'
tag, i'm areiic Neiner Gerpanoteu,
,SreunOe INTO gia6barn. slilh Die
Stolpe Nh,lif-&apelle botte Itd eill'
gefllrtben lrtb iiberraibte oas @e'
burtstogs aillb. SelbftperIt1nolid
lieb Sreiunb Garl es an 9etpirtbunq
nidyt feblen, alG Die before @be.
bdlite bate reidIi6 IN Der Slide
porgeiorgt, iobaB ale einige &C.
miitbli6e Stnnben perlebten. Mogt
ser Subilar nod, re6t oft iein @ie'
genfeit feiern folnleil.
slnl lesten 9ienstag ldloiier
ben 9u,b fiirs 9eben. gbos. Bebel
rno Srau Margeretb @utiabr, $50
itor 0elihle pollsog ben Erauaft in
!Snlle Don SEQ. @eber, an Ser SSirii
Greet. @iinNdet pieI Slid gun
9inbe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-02-23
Charlotte.

Sreb &oblfing uno ieine 6rei
dltelten Sobne reilten an porigen
Dietstag nady Soiparb Gounth I'M
ii6 BORT ra9 elmer Sarm irmauieben.
8ie mir boreit befinbet iid
6rml Casper Berger, tuelhe bei If.
rem Sobn, Sernan 9eotpad, in Der
gtGbe Don 9foiebub lebt, auf Der
Granfenlifte.. @ir ipiiniden oaber
bulbige rgeiierilrtg.
@dbreno 8apne 0tnupin ant
lebten Samstog beim Sol5ipalten
mar, bate er bas Mib9eidif iify nm
balb 6es anieS in bas 8ein 5it tref.
fen. Or. sluioerSeioe ftiIlte 6ie
9lutung mo legte eitten @erbano
an.
Dies mar elm iebr barter 8in.
fer fir 6ie 9ienen. 8iele GItode,
IN iueIdeit iib nod iebr nieI Sonig
befaib, iiro altsgeitorben; es miro
Saber anaencnmteiL Bob one @ielren
erfroren iirS.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-02-23

ban bes @ottesbaufes nritbelfen 5u
lpollen. inoe1m iie uns eire @dbe
ilberrei6en. SSeoe @elSfnmme ilt
uns m1geilebnl, ard fiir Die fleinIte
8abe Die mit dltfridtigem Screen
fir oas @uttesDdus ms it6erreid)t
miro, limo mir BON Ser5en banfbdr.
@ir miiIen, oaB menn aroeren bic
les neutrality-suspicious. ltnsGild 5ltge-
ituBen ipGre, alld mir alle bereit ge.
ipelen tparen 6us Itniri9e bei5ntra.
gen hin Summer lno Sorgen an.
berer 5it finoern. TIMER Serr Seius
iagt: @as ibr efrein ltHter meinen
geringiten grifoern getdn babt, bas
babt ibr and, mir getan 9a ia
ollie Sreiltbe in unierer ltrngebi,ng
Ieine driitli6e @eiinHung baben. nn6
aud ntallfe Serrelt Eaitoren lilfs be.
|bilflih fein iperoen, 10 gtull6en mir
un iinIere Witdriltetr feline Seblbitte
getnr SIT baber, Senn mir ipiIien, ooE
/ Der liebe Seiian0 iiir alles mas tie
an ibrem Hdddten tim, iie rei6li6
belobnen miro. sSreimbe, ipelhe So
ben 5tun Hen6au bieies @ottesbail-
lies iiberreid en- tpoIlen, mogen Die
ielben Dem @oriteber Seinrih aider,
iiberreid)eit ober AUDI oieielben Dem
Sern Yoltor gfidarh 8. Soniid]
iiberreiden, ober an i'm ienben. SsSn'
Dem idy nodyinals alle 6eralib bite
|lullerer nit ibren @aben 5l 9eoen'
fen rno 5itgGeid} 6en Serrn bittt
libnen alien elm rpilli9es Ser5 81
Ildenfen uno cine oiiene Sano Oh
@aben nit sSreitben 81 iiberreihen
seibne if nit briiSerlider 9iebe
afep. Hi6orh 8. Sanildl
gsotshant, MI
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-02-23
sruou 1T inn stumsrcR pou cinem

gri,an 1T I'M SpngreR pon ctiiem
.ipiner 8arteigenoiien llno ltnter oeir
I6rn1etoen geifall Der oemofratildeu
Nousnebrbeit als bisfrenloiertel Ge'
moooae ltno politiiher Don alll-
hottp be3eidnet aporoen. 8tr Da'
Ben feline Seranlaliung, inns in olele
flcinen t,dltsIiden slnseinanoerleBull'
opu ser oenlofrutiif)en &ortei etr5lt'
niifen, aber sic 5rage 1T ipobl be.
rrdtiot, tpie bie bemofratil6e Ydrteb
Is lpaaen fonnte, einen iolden Otanf
ser Station fir bie Stelle oes er1ten
{seouten ser Republif alBltbleten.
Ser grpan bon beltte iit fein anoere1r
oLs ser 8rpun BON 1896, 1900 utlo
1908. gsenn er beute Elm Sernago9e
1T mo ein @ann Der gegen 8lno'
miblen tinpft, NOR er es alldJ oa,
nmls,uno cine Eartei, oie es geipagt
fat, nit eillem Iolhen Wtanne OILS
8annertrGger Dor bie Station 81 tre'
ten, miro einige 0tiibe baben, lld)
III rel,abilitieren. 9as Sd)rnlpfen
oltf 9rpan allein tbuts nod niht.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-02-23

neue @ebduSe ioIlte jeoah unbeolt9t
cine Shnle nit 8ipei alaiielBllll'
rlern uno iiir 5mei 2esrer iein. Die
eegenm0rti9e 3abl Der S6iller lit
bereits 3lt groB fin eillen 2ebrer,
lno bon SSobr 81 Sobr miro Der 3u.
ipad,s GROCER. SSs1p elmer Sfirle NIT
. Qebrern fonlie9 bic 2ebper niel
nnebr leiiten luto oober before &elul'
tote erSielen ais ,pie unter iestge1
gerb1ltniiien, 2aBt inns oaher BET
bcr ll6d1ten SdyllnpobI III Der ridtt'
| gen @eiie fttMmen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-02-23
Die d,inciiidc &cpnblif 1T cine

poll,oaene Sbatiafe. Die @roBe
oieies llmitanoes iiberiteigt ieoc etn-
6ilbnngsfrait. Cine slera lllbere.
Henbarer Moglidfeiten bot iih Dem
0riert oiienbart; es lit, als oh eille
neue bGinlnernoe Getnofratie iuIe
0ounerrolleu bon Gbina atigatie.
gen mare.
slrnerifo iollte bie erite inter Cen
9tationen ieiis Der neiten Gronllltg
ser 1itge ieine fortnefle oipir.res !
ihe S(nerfennllng 81 5ollell. 0le
;3eit fir 3ogerllng in @aibilrgton ut
uollauf porii6er. gtad elmer Giertel'
SabrtalrIeno.Serridaft bat oos fai.
ierlid) dineiiide Sous abgeoaltff
lmo ein @oIf, bas mir ais oas fon-
erpntipite, Dos reaftiondrlte ilhter
alien groBeren gtationen fannten,
bat einen Ylas in Der Sfeibe Der
ireien Stoatet gefllnben. Die oto'
nomiiben ,rnh fonuner5iellen Solgell
OieieS greigniiies fonnen folnn ppr'
allsapiaat neroen. llniere 0iplonla
tie fonnte lud)ts Segensreiberes
pollbringen, als sic Sntegritat oes
dlineiiihen Serritoriums aitfredt 81
erbaIten luno 5u perbiiten, baB Die
Hepublif BON Sen @6lfen illternatio'
naler giieriuGt 5erriiIen iperoe, Sn1
20. Sabrbunbert bangt ser Srieoer
Der @elt bonn @leidgepid)t oer
Waht in sliien ab. 9esbulb iollt(
Die hineiiid)e Hepublif intaft gebol
rem perben ltno Die 9ereinieter
Staatelr iollten ii6 beeilen, Die nellt
Oenofratie 5ur Sanrifie bon Matio'
nen pillfontmen gu heiBen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-02-23
Srafe.

Gross nnb Spaulbins per-
lanoten lette 8ode % @auleiel.
Sobn S. Mueller bot bon Dem
@igentbiiiner, Or. S. Mlteller, Die
"8on 5eetbn Sarm gepa6tet.
Sacob 9foait bat gegenip1rtig
9eiud, bon ieinem 9ruoer sllbert,
BON Settings. Neb.
Srau 2ansenberg befinoet iid)
oieie ISOLDE in ct. 2oiris, gum @in-
fant Ser Sriibiabrspaaren fir oas
@eidaft.
Boitor sllts. aablobn i,no
@attin ipurben bieier Gage burH ibie
glnfltnft zines munteren, Heinen
Staninbalters erfreut.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-02-23
Gin bnmpfes 8etSIe

ut ballfig Dor einenu @robeben ber-
lrebmbar unb tparitt Dor Der @e.
fdbr. 8arnllngen Ser 9tatur iipo
AUDI b6ufig BEL Weniben iuabrnebm.
bar, 10 3, 9. Sdmer5en i'm &iiden
1uelde aipbeiten, 6nB Die gtieren alt-
Ber Sronllng iinb unb man iidS Dor
8olieriitdt, 3uderfrarfbeit luio
grigbt's 9iseoie biten miB. geebmt
lotort glectrit 8itters l;nb &iifen.
l9ner6en. perben idtpin6en. u@ein
Sobn beripiirte srober geuteR oa-
oltr6 in Mierein- un6 8laienbeifaper
oen," i6reibt Teter 9onbD, Soutb
&odipooo, @id. vssft iinftrettig ei.
NE ytierenme6i5irt. Grobiert's. SOC
IN ollen Gpctbefen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-02-23
Der 3eitnnssornder.

gom 9ruf Ser 3eiten idiper be-
6riidt,
Bir6 ntand)er 3rlider fait oerritdt.
ga, mas ser MeniH beim 3eitlings'
6ruden
W,itB g(lles niht 6inunteriflufen!
ltn6 itets iit altd Ser brnp'te Grlt"
der
Sienie6en nur elm arlner 'Shlllfer;
llnh Dem @rfin6er Mergentbaler
&erSanft tpobl ieine gr0bte Dual er.
Drum, 6ohperebrtes gpblifinl,
@eb' liebreidJ nit oem Dritder ilrlt
Der audI init feiner @imper aitft,
8enn er oen Qr6Bten glohfinit
orltdt,
9as unsereintt'ite 3eig, nun ia-
@enn ii6s gleid) reiint, tuie Sieies
so.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-02-23
Hutsbam

SSrou Sf)hpinfe liegt 5nr 3cit
leioer iebr beoenflidb frant an Der
2ulNenent5iinSllng oornicbcr. Die
8atientin befi1tbet iid) IN Sebano-
luno ser 0oftoren @orfntdm itr0
Rheoins. gludt oas 4 Sabre alte
So6nd)en bon 8n. Sdhuinfe llro
@atth liegt an her Sllngcnent5lln'
6ung oarnieoer; mir piinlhen oGber
in bciSen iSdllen roite ultb hanern'
be 9eiiernng,
g. @. Sid)appler, ltrller
Sdinfe0, labt ieine @erflt6tte iebt
nit mooernen 0taidlilen ncrieben.
Inn in 3lfllnft olle 9lrbeiten plcl
raidrr mh 81 groBter 3nfrieoen.
belt altsfii6ren 81 fonnen.
- 8roi. 6. @oertner ull6 ,Salllis
lie, ioauie 6. Soeotnann imo 8afni'
Tie, befon6en iid letten Sonntag
amf @eiud) BEL fSrolt @aibel.
sri. gnmnla &oIf, iueld,e in
Sllto.. Mo., hcidlGftigt mar, tebrte
am Sonnto9 ailm geiitdJ ibrer Pin
geborigen Suriid
5. 6. 0anuicr beianb iih
porige @oAe, in Gountp slngele.
oenbeiten, in nnIerer gsahbarl6oft,
Der NfoSfenball peldfr ncil-
lidJ III SreSerifsbura itattfaro mar
iebr gut beiuft
S5err Riefe, pon @ap. pelfer
bos @aarenloger oes Serrn 8al.
bel gefollit bat. bat iein @eidaft
ain 81. 5. 0t. er6ffnet. @ir bel.
ben Serrn 9fiefe biermit ber5lid)
ipiafomnen ltno lpiinidpn ibm Sen
beiten grfolg
6. 9l. Si6nppler imb 6anilie
befanoen iidj am pergangcnen- -Sonts
tao iino Sonntag IN Sopc, aitf ge'
iu6 Bel Sreinoen,
8m. @nibel lit nad) ieiner
Seinlntb, in 8oscoraoe GitD, 5nrild'
qefebrt, nadjbem er 6os bieiige @e'
| if1ft ieines peritorbeuen Boters
nerfauft bate.
- ssobn SeIo, ',inier populdre
Roao.8oss, 1T eniig nit @erbeiie'
rlmg unierer StraBen 6eidaftigt
Seine 8ie6erernennling tpGre ieoell'
fuas lebr ipiinIdenstpertb.
9lm io1enannte,t YSurnpife"
ueroen mir in itddIter Belt eine
;sdhre boben; Sieielbe int ein ldngfi
| oefiibltes 9ebiirftif uno miro enber
fiir sic 9etpobner bieier @egeno ei'
ne aroBe gequenIidfeit iein. Is
Iniro in lebterer 3eit altd) oabon &C.
Iproden an Dem oIten Tlab Calf
| Serrb) tpieoer cine nelte Sabre 5i'
boileil, melfes fir bic 8eId)dftslell'
te bon GotsSdin gGeidfollS BON gro
Ben esntereiIe Iein tuiirbe. Gin me-
nia ,booItina" ullb booming" fonlt'
te lnierent StGotden gar itidt ld,d-
bcn. osSln 9eben, beIoroers aber i'm
| aeIfiitIid,en 2ebeil, 9ebt nidts bon
Eielbit: alles muB in ser ridti9er
| 8eiIe aetrieben tperoen Ionlt bleibt
es Iteben: Stefpn6lei6en 6eoelltet
aber in ieSem San ein 3uriifgeben.
Dic @Gbler rnieres S6uloi.
itrifts ipredSm gegelapGrtia oapo,1
Elm neltes GduIbaus 5it 6alten, ipos
IieSenfaIg iebr notbpenoig lit. 3aS
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-02-23
9ieicr saae 1T elm jnnser @ann

Aer rinent biibi6en Daaoden iieberl
sijiie roubte, BON bep geraibten allf
s ssmon,idtolsielb Dollar Sd)aoenerlab
SosrfIoof uorben. Gin 8epeis, AaB
Sip greiie oes 5lm Seben gtotblpen'
Sioen irrlner lnerldppinglider 'per'
sen
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-02-23
a., sr,teu Nreire fir bas bette

aie riten Yretlc far Sas be!fe
ao,,tid, baben in ben Stem yorter
SsoIfsidulen 8lpei Shiiler itarlens
SoIIooMr unb S'Sara erbalten.
gns sSelp gorfer 9eitI6tbnnr ibeint
6ipruod, ieiipen treueIten geadppltfs
n,,s Srlar1 Sil be3lebell.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-07-09
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Danielson.

'"And what's a .househus-
band?' F." you ask.
Tut, tut! Surely you know
that the sexes are changing
places. When the housewife goes
out and hustles for a living, some
bodX'S got.to stay at home and do
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-07-09

Chicago, July 9.-"Housekeep-
ing is the lonesomest work in the
world" says Isaac Dahielson.
Isaac ought to know. For
Isaac is househusband. And
fine, brawny, well set up house
husband he is.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-03-30
WHEN WOMEN VOTED IN ESSEX.

TT T was in February, 1907, that a notable election was held in
Ii Essex county, in which women were permitted to vote, and for
the last time in this State. The chronicles of the election
show that 1t was perhaps the most fraudulent one that Essex
county has ever witnessed. Ehzabethtown was then a part of
Essex county, and the question was on the location of a courthouse
site, and lay between Newark and Elizabethtown. In Newark the
vote was nearly equal to the number of the entire population, man,
woman, child and bondsman. In Elizabethtown the same fraudu-
lent vote was poned. Corruption was "open and shameless and
women We'd with the men and in some instances surpassed them
in Illegal voting" The Legislature set the election aside as cor
rupt and illegal. We are prone to revert to the good old times"
as to a period when the civic virtues abounded, when men and
women were better than they are in our day and when politics were
pure, and we are told by the sufragette that woman suffrage will
be the means of publication of day politics. But it was
but a purifying influence one hundred and odd years ago,
when the rewards of office were few and wealth was modest and the
word boss" had not yet been coined.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-03-30

as her only ornament a diamond
brooch, the gift of the bridegroom.
Miss Pearl Mcguire, attired in a lace
robe, which had been in the family for
100 years, and carrying pink roses, at
tended as the maid of honor. Miss
Marjory Collins as bridesmaid wore
pink chiffon over silk, with trimmings
of Valenciennes lace, and carried pink
roses. DR.. Thomas Pascal, brother of
the bridegroom, was the best man, and
Mr.. Stanton Pascal, another brother,
attended the bridesmaid. The guests
included Mrs. NJ. A. Pascal, in a white
lace robe, and Mrs. z. II. Stage, in
black satin, mother and grandmother
of the bridegroom; DIR. n Mrs.
Thomas Pascal, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Herenberg, Mrs. Bertha Opel, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Katuzmann and Mrs.
Alice Eangbein, a sister of the
bride, who wore a rob- of heavy
white lace. Mrs. B. Cochrane wore
a gown of black chiffon over
white satin. The ceremony was fol-
lowed by a wedding supper. Mr.. and
Mrs. Pascal will leave for a trip to
the West Indies, and upon their re-
turn will temporarily reside at 266
South Sixth street.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-03-30
No Heat in Cars.

To the Editor Of the Evening Star:
Evidently the Public Service Com
parry regulates the heating Of Its cars
according to the almanac rather than
the thermometer. Although winter has
passed there is a certain chilliness to
the air which sometimes is scarcely
noticeable unless one sits where there
is no heat for a considerable length of
time, and by that time 1t is usually too
late to ward off the resultant cold. I
refer more especially to the Main line
cars, in which passengers are carried
frequently for long stretches and must
endure the cold condition of the cars
for so long a time. 1t Is true that an
attempt is made to keep the cars
warm, out this consists merely of clos
ing the ventilators tight and combining
the air in the cars until 1t Is unfit to
breathe, and that, of course, makes
kicking all the more justifable.
r. r. CALKINS.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-03-30
How Policemen Killed DOG.


To the Editor OF the Evening Star:
About II o'clock on Tuesday night at
Wittlesey and Central venues East
Orange. a passerby would have wit
messed a heroic ~ act, in which three
big, brave policemen and a small dog
figured.
The dog undoubtedly had had a Mt.
One of the policemen shot him, but did
not kill him, and the poor canine
yelped in pain. He fired another shot,
but still the dog yelped. Then n OF
the policemen, brave restorer Of the
peace, beat him with his night stick
until the dog was unconscious or about
dead. After having stopped his yelp-
ing in this manner they fired a last
shot into him, and by some peculiar
chance struck a vital spot and killed
him.
It was only a dog, but is that any
reason why he should be killed with a
nightstick? I admire the marksman-
ship of these policemen. Not able to
shoot the dog to death they beat him to
death. A fine, noble act. isn't it?
A FRIEND OF THE QUADRUPBD.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-03-30
,UsTAINET
ABoUT MEN,
(6UHNoW

John A. Bernhard and Howard Mac
Sherry were opposing counsel in a
case before Judge Nelson Y. DUNCAN
several days ago.
Mr.. MacSherry was questioning a
witness whose first name was Ignatz
and whose last name was unpro-
nounceable.
Now, ~Ignatz," Mr.. Macsherry be-
gan.
Did you say knickknacks?' asked
Mr.. Bernhard.
NO" retorted MacSherry, II said
Ignatz. What did you think I said.
Dingbats?"
But what's his real name?" persist
ed Mr.. Bernhard.
Here 1t Is" and Mr.. MacSherry,
carefully copied about nine SIS, seven
rs, a few c's and a couple of MS on a
piece of paper and handed 1t to Bern
hard.
oh" was all Mr.. Bernhard had to
say as he tried to figure out the name.
Detective Sergeant Joe" Farrell told
d SloIy the Otuer udy Ol fepOEtinS u
meeting at the City Hall when the late
James NJ. Seymour was Mayor. "The
Mayors s~tenographer was ILL.," said
Joe. land the Mayor was very anxious
to have the report of the meeting and
he said to me, Joe, will you attend the
meeting tonight and let me know what
happened at it?'
Certainly I said. 1 went to the
| meeting and / saw the City Hall steno-
| grapher making a lot of funny looking
marks on his paper. which he said
were the words used by the committee
men. I copied the hooks and pothooks
! after each speakers name.
"The next morning the Mayor said.
Joe, did you get the report of the
meeting?' Certainly, Mr.. Mayor I
answered, and I showed him my papers
| with all of the hooks on 1t, n he
| said, What is that2' Why. that Is
| the report of the meeting in short
hand I replied. We'll. I cannot read
| shorthand said the Mayor. you had
| better get that Transcribed into long
hand for me-
81 studied the blamed hooks over,
and then l got a friend OF mine TO
write out just what each man said.
| and / got a dandy report and then
| gave 1t to the Mayor
Joe said the Mayor. you certainly
are a wonder; that's the best report I
ever read Of a meeting, but I want to
keep your original copy to frame 1t,
| and I believe If you went to the canal,
you could tell what the pollywogs
In the water were talking about"
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-03-30
A SUFFRAGETTE BOYCOTT.

NM RS. DESPARD, Englands most militant sufragette out of
V captivity, now decides that it would be better to boy
colt and starve the tyrant man than smash his windows
or kill him outright. The boycott is the proper weapon. Go bare
headed rather than wear hats made by men; stay away from sea-
side resorts which send antisufragists to Parliament, are some of
her suggestions to her sisters. Thus we may have in every line
ef trade and industry a government of women, for women and by
women, and sufragette women at that, until mere man shall
iemsh from the earth. But what would happen at the bargain
sales? Think of women boycotting that which they. hold most
ieari Does Mrs. Despard counsel self martyrdom for her sex?
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-03-30
TWO ABSURD SENATE REVERsALS.

m n example of regeneration was afforded by the State Senate
IN this week. The Senate passed the mosquito bill as a
measure to deal with a general State condition. Then it
reversed its action on the ground that the bill violated "home rule"
The Senate defeated the mandatory appropriation bill dealing ex-
clusiyely with the internal affairs of two cities, and therefore viola.
tive, of home rule, and then it suddenly turned around and passed
the bill. Is II because the people elect as State Senators men of
small mental calibre and limited understanding that these ridicu-
lous Inconsistencies are witnessed?