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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-10-09
City. past State deputy Of the New
Jersey knights of Columbus.
Was Well Known Here.

City. past State deputy of b New
Jersey Knights of Columbus.
Was Known Here.
Or. Shea, during his lifetime, had a
wide acquaintance in this city. and
was an intimate friend of Bishops
Bayley and Wigger, and also of Mon,
signor Whelan, of the cathedral. His
body and hat of Mrs. Shea rest in
the Cemetery of the Holy Sepulchre,
this city. DR.. Shea died in Elizabeth
in 1892.
The committee from Doane Assem-
bly, that promoted the movement for
the erection of the tablet consists Oh
Vincent Il. O'Reilly. chairman: Ed
ward l.. Butler, secretary and treas
urer; Edward J. O'Brien. chairman of
Doane Assembly; the Rev. Eugene
p. Carroll, John McNellen, NJ. w.
Higgins, John ]. Ghegan, James
Taafe. John d. Moriarty, Thomas j.
Mulgrave. John ]. Meagher, Dominic
A. Walsh, j.. NJ. Mullin, T. F. Ferny
and G. w. Riordan.
The assembly also expects to have as
it's guests on this occasion Supreme
| Warden Thomas Mclaughlin, of this
city, and several associate officials OF
the New Jersey State council of the
order.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-10-09
NO EDUCATIONAL TEST
NEEDED FOR ~SUFFRAGISTS

Resolved, That an Educational
Test Should Be Required for Suf-
frage," was the subject of a. debate
by members of the debating society
of st. Rose of Lima's Church last
night. The decision was given to the
negative side, consisting of James
F. Mooney, Bernard F. Gregory and
Edwin J.. Barry. Joseph A. Degnen.
Dustin McAghon and William j.
Thompson upheld the Affirmative.
The Rev. Or. Francis P. McHugh
and the Rev. DR.. John J.. Duffy, of
the Seton Hall College faculty. and
Martin Conboy. president of the Holy
Name Federation. acted as judges.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-10-09
NEW PRESIDENT CHOSEN
BY TECHNICAL SOCIETY

william Riehl was elected president
of the Newark Technical Society to
succeed Johannes Kaulke at a meet
ing last night in Achtel-Stetter's Hall,
This will be the third time that Mr..
Riehl has acted in that capacity.
Other officers elected were e. Ober-
mueller. a former director, as vice.
president; DR.. r. Bachofner, corr
responding secretary; Philip Gabel-
mann, recording secretary; H. Hoppe,
treasurer: G. r. Kaiser, librarian, and
Zdenko Freund, Theodore Koch and
e. w. Zeh as members of the board
of directors. Twenty-Five members
attended last nights meeting.
The next meeting of the society will
be held Tuesday, October 20.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-10-09
INVESTIGATE MYSTERIOUS
SHOOTING IN SALOON

The police today are investigating
a shooting affray that took place in
the saloon of Dominick De Contes
at 354 Chestnut street last night.
Felix Fiese, Of Sc Madison street, WAS
shot in the shoulder and is now in
st. James's Hospital recovering from
the effects of his wounds.
According to the saloonkeeper, a
gun dropped to the floor while three
men were standing at the bar. One
of the men picked the gun UP and
in some unexplained way it vas dis
charged.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-10-09
TO GET YEARS VACATION

WILLIAMSTOwN. Mass, Oct. o.
Williams College professors Will here
after get a years vacation in every
sever years. with full pay. Funds for
carrying out this arrangement are
provided from the income OF a gift
by Francis Lynde Stetson, Of New
York.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-03-14

Burg nift langer anlteben 81 lalien.
Ser 1,eue &aum miro ausidlieBlld
oem Gerfauf fertiger @etpanoer, no.
mentlid Mn5iige, Mdntel, @aiits etc.
oienen, uno our9 SEN neuen gel4uffe=
men &al1m lit au9 1relaer Blab fit Elm
feines 8ubmaaren=0 epartemert &C.
monnen, 0os cine neue Mbtbetlung 0es
groben @eiddftes biloen miro. Mud
miro Elm groBes ug=9epartement in
Sen gegenpdrtigen 2aoenraumen ein=
geridtet, lobalo oas neue @etpanoer-
Oepartement in 6em neil g%erponne11en
&aum eingertdtet lit. 3as Snnere
6es groBartigen 9ofales miro nell al,s-
gebeilert uno ausgeidmidt, uno 9err
8artbelemp lit Ser @einung, ooB oaz
pergr0Berte rno Del idonerte@ eidafts-
lofa[ am %. Mar5 Dem Gertebr in
ieinem poQen @lan5e uno leiner BERT
liden @ltsituttu1g geoffnet meroen
fum.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-03-14

nan11ten @eieaidutt in 8etradt font
men, Elm gnoe madt. 3unadit mer=
SEN in ben @ruben III. louisville u1ro
Ga 6apette l6on am Mittpo@ brei=
buncert Marn sic Mrbeit mieoer ouf=
nebmen, r1n6 int 2aufe ser ndfiten
5ebn Sage perSen in an0eren @ruben
meitere tau ems folgen. @ei0e Har-
teien, sic ser Streif Biz iebt lie run0
cine balbe Milion 3oqars gefoitet
fat, baben &onaeliionen gemndt; sic
Mrbeiter erbulten an Steue ser gefor=
oerten 2%obn5ulage bon $50 Yro5ent
eine iolfe Don 3 Gents per Sonne
in SER @r11be, uno 5 Fro5ent fir an
0ere Mrbeit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-03-14
Sbminbfubt.

Sreen0 Semano, tpelder in Der @eilun9
eines Ser @er3eidnihe Ser @eilungen
tommen 1aiien.
@uiten, bartnddise @rfdltuneen u,1o
lteren 8ei9meroen iein-gdman's Mls
teratib lit oas piriiame @itte(. 2elen
Sic @err @analp'5 8rfef:
@errenl STINT ODER feds Sabre lang
lit i6 an 5uiten uno Muspurf +. Mu6
batte ih bobes Siebes. Wein Sal tpuroe
bon meinem Mr3te als S9tpinD1n9t be-
3ei9net. D2an CAB mir 2ebertbran, Greaz
tote un0 anoere Me0t3inen, ale obue 8e=
nefit.
gu @eibnadten 1906 ertpartete nc
ni9t, boB i6 bem 2eben erbalten bleiz
ben tonne. Gin an0erer 81 9ulfe gernz
fene Nr3t empfabl Sen @ebrnu9 bon Cd
mans Mlterattbe, bas ib NIT nusge5ei9z
neten grfolgen nabm uno MIDI boultdnz
Big bette.
@dbreno BEG lebten Sabres nabm id
Is @funo gu. Sd 9ing. in allen 8ettern
aug unb bate gar feinen 9nlten ODER
@rfdltung. SSd aebe oieie Sbatiadlen an.
I'M m6eru Mutb gu ma4en, gdman's
4lteratioe gu gebra1den;"
Sames@ ". 8ana1n.
gdman's MIterntipe lit pirffam bel
8ron9itis. Mfbmd, 9eufieber, 8al3s uno
9unQeuz& ranfbeiten un6 baut baa 9bften1
auf. grtbdlt feine @ifte, 0piaten rno
aur @etpobnbeit tper0enoe Meoi5inftoHe.
Au falfen bel Ser Molitor 9r1g 80. 1trl
an6eren Ieiten6en Npot1efern. Gragt nob
Booflet gebeilter Tdue un6 f9reibt an bas
Edmm 2aboratorium. philadelphia, En..
Fir tpeitere gbibena.
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t<Irdor acnroies7
ZACH FLETCHER'S
GAS TO RIA
Spma.

0es sc Dimes. = 4ie 6armer
i'm Staate Soma fin0en ii9 0ieieS
SSabr Bel Ser Mrsmabl oes Saatguts
fir Mais elmer bebeutenoen S9apie=
'rigfeit gegeniiber, ou nad elmer 9lr=
gube oes Fraltoenten Ser Gereinigten
Turmerflubs 8. %. Stunt bon 2ogan,
g., poQe funf3ig Hro5ent 0es Maiies
in alien 5beilen oes Staates nid)t our
Nusl uat 81 ge6rullden lit. Sn elmer
@eriammlung Ser genannten 6ar=
mers-Tereiniglmg in 9es Moines>
Sa., muroe am Mittpod Mben6 SEN
Tarmern oringenb ans 9er5 gelegt,
Dor ser Musiaa Sen Mfuis crit elmer
Yrobe 81 11ntermer fen.
8iseonfn.
Waoiion = SIM fommen0en
CONNER Mrs cine 1rel1e Iiefenmel +
lung 0es S%l1perioriees oorgenommen
meroen. Iie Arbeit oiirfte 0rei Mo=
nate in Mnipru6 nebmen. Sic miro
Don @up q. Cation, Sem &omma110el1r
Ser Winneiot1er Marinemili5, geleitet
inns BON ser Mannidaft 0es 5dltl=
1diffes v@opber" ausgefibrt meroen.
Gs loaen Sic t%ieflten Steaen oes Sees
feItgeltel1t u11o oeren 5emperoturen
gemelien mer0en. Mm 1. Suli geoenft
MON NIT SEN Arbeiten 81 Beginner.
Rihigan.
Detroit. = Die r0midtfatbo=
liide Stride 5111n @eiligen Sobannes
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-03-14

ocn Nepumul bierielbit lit 6ur6 Seuer
5erit0rt moroen. Ser Sdaben miro
auf $4,000 angegeben.
Banning. = Der 5enat BON
Midigan paiiierte am 5reitag nit 20
gegen 12 Simmer Sic bonn Inter
bnus angenommene 8orlage, melde
Eraii6entidnfts Yrimdrnablen fit
April boriiebt, in oenen initruierte
9elegaten gu Sen Nationalfonoention
ernannt mer0en iollen. Nad Ser Ser
faiil1ng lit aaeroings 3mei6rittel=
Stimmenmebrbeit n0tbig, 5amit oas
@eleb ioiort in @raft tritt. Sonten
oaber ir Ser oieier ISOLDE iid niht
minoeltens 6rei meitere Senatoren
finben, Sic fir sic Gorlage itn0, 10
meroen in 0ieiem Sabr feline Brimdr=
mablen in Midigan abgebalten tper,
Sen.
8aibiustun.
Seuttle. @ie 8rigooeqenerol
a. .. s. so. Gbitten6en, Ser Hr1ii=
0ent Ser @afenfommiiiion BON bier
anfiinoigt, iouen inn 9aufe Ser MIDI
item flint Sabre Sort fir @afenberbei +
ierungen 5man5ig Mtdionen Collars
ausgegeben mer0en. Son 0iel lem 8e=
trag miro aus 0ffentli6en Mitteln sic
Summe bon $t3,5OO,OOO beitritten,
Ser &elt, $6,50O,O00 fommt BON pri=
batter Seite. Die erltgenonnte Sunme
miro gemeinidoftli6 bon Ser Staot
6urd Sic in ser @abl am 9ieni tao
.genehmigte 8on0ousgabe, Sic glr1toes=
r%egierung, SEN Stoat @oibington un0
ras Golt1tp aufgehradt.
Colorado.
0enber.- 3miiden SEN 8eam=
ten >es fiinf5e6nten 3iitrifts Ser Ser
einigten 9ergleute bon Mmerifo 111ro
Gertretern ser Mmeriean SlteI So.
fam am 9ienitag in Denper, Colo,
Elm Mbfommen SIT itan6e, 6us Sem ieit
beinabe spet Sabren inn @ange befin0=
ltden Streif int n0r0liden &obler<
gebiet, iopeit Sic odt @ruben ser ge=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-03-14

perfiigt 0emgemab iiber Sic groBte
gooenf fade unter aQen 2doen in ote=
ler Staot. gr bat BON 9errn 1beooor
8riiner ienes @e6allOe gemietbet, 5os
bis oabin als &rienfe's &adet Store
oiente, oecl1piert oem5ufolge int Brit
ner 8lod 6rei 2%aoenraume, bon Sc
men jeoer 27xt00 SUB groB lit, Sic
aqe orei orrh 8ogeneingange perb1n=
SEN un0 iomit S1X10O TuB groB
iino. @abreno ser (etten lieben Sab=
re bat 9err 8artbelemp infolge leines
unternebmungsuolen un0 itrebiamen
Settles Elm b0dit e%rfolgreides Sc
iddft a%ufge6out. 50 raiden gmpor=
id)mung fat 0asielbe genommen, oaB
es CUR abioluten Notbmenoigfeit mur=
Sc, Sic porge1ommene HaumDergro=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-03-14
Citation for Hearing on Petition to
Sell, Mortgage or Lease Land.
ReNiSion of 1867

(ReN1S10n OF 1861
State of Minnesota, County of Stearns,
In Probate Court:
In the Matter of the Guardianship of
Irene Dorr, Minor,
The State of Minnesota to all per-
son interested in the sale of certain
lands belonging to said Minor; The
petition of Edward Lauer as re-
preventative Of the above named minor.
being duly filed in this court, repre-
senting that it is necessary and for the
best interests of said estate and of all
interested therein that certain lands
of said Minor described therein be
sold and praying that a license be
to him granted to sell the same:
Now Therefore, you, and each of you,
are hereby cited and required to show
cause, if any you have, before this
court, at the Probate Rooms in the
Court House, in the City Of st. Cloud,
County of Stearns, State of Minnesota,
on the 9Th day of April, 1912. at 9
o'clock A. NJ, why the prayer of said
petition should not be granted.
Witness the Judge of said Court,
and the seal of said court, this
18th day of March, 1912.
A. H. KLASEN,
(SeaD Judge of Probate Court.
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BUR 8eadtunq!

Ir. .. 6. seeba9 uno OF. 8m
g. @orris, friiber bel SEN Union Eain.
leB 9entiits, baben iebt ibr neues
un0 mooernes 3abn=Atelier rSbe
Geople's 0entiits" gegeniiber geo.
1851 Niconet Mpe., tabliert. Se0em
1euen mie auen unierert fruberen &un=
Sen mir6 sic 9letfe un6 erfolgrei4e
@e6anolung 5utbei1. @ommen, i@rei=
BEN ooer telep6onieren Sic: s. g.
Center 2952-2I6h Niconet Mpe.,
oeqeniiber 2ea0er Store, Minneapolis,
Minn. Sfficeitunoen: 8 Big 8; Cont
taqs 10 bis 4 1amenbeoienung. 1874
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-03-14

3 groBe feline 2ots nit 0itlider
Jront maze SEM 9olpital. 9reis 1886
fir aue.
&errlide 8augrunoitiide 10 biaiq
mie $50 per Stiid. SIR fonnt feinen
MiBgriff tbun in Sem, mns mir gud
offeriren, uno es ma9t uns 8ergnii-
gen, menn Sbr BEL unS poripredt. I'm,
iere Germine meroen @u4 5uiugen.
Die 8eiiBtitel lin6 perffeH. 1881
Jarmers 2oan & Snpeitment So.
Sci. 100 Sarmers state 8anfgebau6e
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mabreno @elrde p%orliegen, melde 5n-
larrn1en INN $3.50, 700 bitten. 9dur
Drei Counties reid)ten feline @elufe
Elm. Gin County perlangte nebr als
$4,000.
@illil it 0 II. - Ser bielige 6lei=
ld>er SSolepb Matbes miro lett ei1em
lmlben Sabre BON elmer HelGe 0 I'M
gliidsf0len. perfolgt. SIM @erblt err
frantic er am Spptn1s u1o gleicb nod
leil1er 8eneI l1ng an 9linoSarnlentSll1=
Dung, melde mebrere Speratlonen mo-
t!i1 n1abte. Sem redter Mrm blieb
y oelufmt ul1o err lit llberbal1pt lebr
lhmadp. Oils er ebeu BET Sem 9etrtebe
eiuer @urltmalhine 6alf, gerietb er
nit Ser linfen @an0 in sic Waihine
l:1o oerlor ale Singer oieier 9a1lo.
ells er in einen Operations lt1bl geiett
NURSE, brad ser Stlrbl 5uiammen u11o
Ser Ar5t erlitt eilren Tingerbrlld, 10
Dali ein anoerer Mr5t geruf fen meroen
lpuEte, Ser teioe perban0.
Smb=9ufuta.
Yierre.- @ier fins Ste Snfor=
poratipnsartifel fiir Sic 6lorloa Sol1=
thern Transportation So. elngcre1d)t
pprbeu, pelt)e cine Ian1pierllnle e1t-
lana Ser @olifiilte betreiben mill. G1e
bureaus iin0 in MberSeen uro IN Sl1=
cerue. TSlpriou. Gos 4upital lit $500
900.
Mberoeen. - Sefretur v. VI.
Campbell uon Ser Observation-Disclosures
hnqsliga u11o Neutrality-suspicious.
u1iii1r Teet5 Don Siio=0 ufota bielten
Dor Dem bieiigen Gpnmmercialcllb YIN
1prad,en, in 1pelder lie Sic Notbmet1=
oiqfeit Ser @rilnol111g zines 3melges
Ger 9igo IN SiiO-7afota betonten, MEL
der sur Toroerung Ser Girmuroerung
mirfen lpu. @%abrid;etnlih miro lt6
Der Gprmercialclub Ser Sad,e a111cbt
men.
Mithell. - Sic gauarbeiten
an Ser nelten @iHenlhuftsballe Der
Me:lepal1=l1nirerlitat melde $4,000
foitet. nerSen altd} mahreno Oes @tn=
ter5 eifrIg fortgefiibrt u1o mabrl he1n=
litl percen Die fci1eren Nrhelten I'M
.nerhalb zines Wfonnts beenSigt lein.
Tanu folgt Ste Ausriiitl1ng un0 al1=
1ongs Npril ipa Sos 8ebal1oe sur Be-
nlIt1ng tereit lei11. Sic ltebergaee
oter ioa crit in Ser 3eit 5piifen Sen
.. uno 6. Sunni erfolgen.
0eaGmooo. = SIN slpril Be-
1inneno, meroen 10000 Neres 2an0
III Ser 8lnf @iQs=Toritre lerpe nell
oufgeforSert meroen. Sdon lett Ell
11igen Sabren miro Elm oerartiger Tor=
gang befolgt uno Jest lin0 bereitS
&un5erte BON 9(cres in 8laf 9iqs
init iungen 6idten beitunoen. Seuer
miro Sic Mnpflan5ung Ser iungen
8dlsu1e in Ser 8egeno BON &oubair
uno Nafant erfolgen, uno es 1in6 So
5u 1900 8ulfels Samen %notbmen=
Big.
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Order Limiting Time to File Claims
Within Three Months, and for
Hearing Thereon.


Estate of Michael Theisen, Deceased.
State of Minnesota, County of Stearns,
In Probate Court.
In the Matter of the Estate of
Michael Theisen, Decedent.
Letters testamentary this day having
been granted to Elizabeth Theisen,
and it appearing by the affidavit of
said representative that there are no
debts of said decedent;
1t is ordered, That the time within
which all creditors of the above named
decedent may present claims against
his estate in this Court, be, and the
same hereby is, limited to three
months from and after the date here
of; and that Friday, the 14th day
of June, 1912, at 9 o'clock, A. NJ,
in the Probate Court Rooms at the
Court House at the City of St. Cloud,
in said County, be, and the same here
by is, fixed and appointed as the time
and place for hearing upon and the
examination, adjustment and allow
ance of such claims as shall be pre-
sented within the time aforesaid.
Let notice hereof be given by the
publication of this order In Der
Nordstern' as provided by law.
Dated March 18th, 1912.
A. H. KLASEN.
(SeaD Judge of Probate.
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@roke @eriteiseruns arf Der 6ap
iuarb=Tarm am Sanf &iper.

Mae meine GferSe, aiibe, 100
Sdmeine, meine 3u9tlau eingei9loi=
len, Mdergeratbe un0 @auSbaltung5=
gegenitanoe, elm @iano eingeldlolien,
peroen auf ser @eriteigerung, Sic am
Montug, 0er 1S. Mdr5, gleidpiel Of
@egen o6er Sonnenidein, itattfin0et,
0ffentlih Der teigert mer0en. 6reier
2und morgens 10 ubr in ser Sdeu=
ne, Sic @aum fat fir 600 Herlonen.
e. 6. @aDipar6, gigentbiimer.
q. $. Smrritin, Glerf.
:. 8. 6asbrouf, @eriteigerer.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-03-14
gu serfaufen ooer III perpadten.

Mei1e IL Meile iiooitlid BON
&odoiue gelegene, 245 Slider groBe
6arm, 100 Slider unter Bflug, u1ter
giinitigen 8eoingungen Bis gum nod.
item Is. MGr5 gu perfaufen ober aud)
unter l%tmltan0en 81 perpadten. Sea-
beres BEL Mlbert &rencr,
geo. 23-15. Moe. g.,
14.4t ct, glou6, Minn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-03-14
8erlanqt

Elm 9ebrer ODER 2ebrerin fir iieben.
monatliden l1nterri9t in elmer &farr=
idule in 0eutld uno englii@. Monats=
gebult $50. Ndberes BEL
P. Sloepbonie, .. e. g.,
17=2t Tul0a, Cast, Canada.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-03-14
21t n~erfanfen.

on %UeIlHll1eH.
gicr gierteleftionen nit gutem,
ldmerem 8o6en in 8eltrami County,
MIR 5mei Mteilen BON Ser giienbabn
0urdfrel15t BON einem Bad un6 6urd
6euer gereinigt. $40 pet SLIDER, mem'
1ofort genommen.
s. z. McGnllod,
15=3t ct. CLOUD, Minn.
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3u b~crfamfcn.

Gin 3iegeliteinbaus nit 5ebn 3im-
mer11, 2 Cots, gutter 8runnen. Nad=
5ufragen Bel Tram Sos. Seberger,
1924 Breckenridge Mpe., ct. Glou0.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-03-14
3u n~erfaufen

Elm groBes @obnbaus NIT iieben 3im-
mer1 nit Mder 2ano un6 einem GU
ten Stall. @egen Hdberem menoe mon
iid an Mi6. @agen,
15=2t Seem Muni9, Minn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-03-14
6eimathen at perfamfen.

gsebit an6eren bargains offeriren
mir Elm Sous nit flint 3 tmmern nebit
amei 2ots, gutem 8runner1, auf Ser
@eltleite geIegen. Hreis $500.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-03-14

Snfolge zines nelsen Yudtfontraft=
tee, Sen 6. q. garthelemp 9ienitng
ubidloB, fat er iei1e 9uoenrdltmlih=
feiten Inn ein 0rittel nergroBert un0
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3emst pouu 9rOften ltuternebmunss
geiite.

8. q. 8urtbelemp igt ei
mem DION geraumigen
2a5enrdumIidfei
ten elm 0~rittes
2oful BET.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-08-03
THE STAR WITNESS.

VHE flood Of confession slsckns Up to yesterday every twenty
four hours brought fresh details from tho lips Of
know most about the murder Of Ro.enths The pture
whitley Lewis has introduced suspect who only busters and
OF abs Presently confession will again be In full swing
All such confessions past and be taken with
son and They need careful checking
ton gsnger eager to- lenency by "tclng all knows
readily almost invariably tells than Unwilling test
mony IL often strongest and most useful.
In this connection another large
Hart counsel for the former Lieut. Becker character of rsc
tant witness before the Grand jury becomes figure Of
importance Hart whom the believes to have been
tue gobeween Of Becker and Rose bos and after the shoong
Hart who has been hailed before the Grand Jury but
plain unprvlegd witness we'll hold secret kew Of the
whole stuaon far Bker connection with the plot
TO kill Rosenthal
Lawyers are said to make bad witnesses Here one who
worth the Dsrct-Attorney's best efforts
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The Rifle That Won the Wilderness
. HE rides of colonial and Revolu-
tlonary days would stagger the
q model marksmen TO sight Deck

IT nv. flHes OF co Onlal ana ReNOlu-
t!onary days would stagger the
model marksmen to sight. Deck
err. a famous Pennsylvania gunsmith
OF that time, made most of his rifles "a
inches long, with heavy four-toot bar
rel. 1t took muscles OF steel to aim such
weapon accurately.
But to IS owner such rifle was often
the most priced of all his earthly pos
sessions. lie called II pet name: he
Kept it oiled and cleaned to perfection;
he gave ii all the credit OF his SUCCESS
fui arksmanshlp.
And largely he was right, says the
Boston Globe, For the traditional sk.ll
~ the American rileman depended In
no small par, on the skill that Went into
the making OF his weapon. hand made
in some frontier gunsmith's cabin shop
For the long, heavy. slender, small
bore ride was distinctly an American
development, and It reached its climax
when about loo some genius Of rifle
man hit upon the device OF wrapping
the bullet IN a creased bucksk!n patch
to make Il NJ the bore tight,
1t was in u small pags through The
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town. Ohio, while Johnny Ii away. but
by the time they get out there and get
back I don't see how they can have
much time for vacation. Mrs. Stryver
Is %o'ng to the White Mountains She's
'ust back from sulphur Springs. Clara
Muiriige-S has been to Atlantic
city and Is to join her husband in Nova
Scotia. The D.bhlcs arc down on the
Jerse| Coast. So, maybe 1t will be
Just ~ well to wait until they all get
back"
81 don't soc why" said Mr, Jsrr
why. II We go while they are away
they won; believe we went at ALL" said
Mrs. JarT. NO, Wen wait till they
como back and then we'll 60. I'd just
like to have the satisfaction OF saving
70 them-'Oh, we never 20 away till
September. It's the best time. then all
the chcap people are back IN the city
and one doesn't feel as though one was
holiday- when everybody else
IS"
50 vacation IL, for the most part.
only tho Now York idea of doing II be-
Gauge +, Is the style? We really do not
so away for gOol rest and a change
Of air and scene. We only go because
Il Is the fashion," queried Mr.. Jarr
You done want people around here
to think we can't afford two weeks out
az town in the summer, do you?" asked
Mrs. Jnrr, Indignantly. the first thing
YOU know Mrs. S;ryver will he hintirS
that the cal,dren could have had an
outing by the aid - one OF the fresh air
fund's she contributes TO. wouldn't
give that woman the opportunity ID
patronze me-
Wen. whenever YOU like" said Mr..
Jarr. II guess | could get on next week
e that will sui: YOU Better to rough II
down on Uncle lIcnry's farm than to be
sneered at bv an upstart and purse
proud arlstocracy,'
II wouldn't call the S,rYvcrs aris-
tocracv Of any sort" said Mrs. Jarr.
1--WE are as good as they are, any ddv.
But az a rect and change would do me-
good. Gertrude wants to take her vaoa-
ton with her married sister IN Newar':.
Tier married sis,c- has twins and keeps
hoardcrs, six railroad men. And Gee
trude viii he worked to death and come
ha TX To MS - tlrcd out that III have all
Wv NoIh u hp anu NC w NttN on Ufi.
hesides."
That's a mighty ouocr vacation to
take" YeNturoi Mr.. Jirr.
Gertrulr's sisters hoarders are an
single mer," replied Mrs Jar. And
when they are killed on the railroad
their widows get their death benefit.
Besides, every othe" servant girl Ger
trude know. gets = vacation. and II
Gcrtrulc didnt get one sae'L feel hu-
inflated"
And II We don't 20 $, mewhcre for
q couple Of weeks aud leave the com-
forts ~ our happy home In Harlem be-.
hind. We'll he Inundated too?" ask I'll
Mr. Jarr.
Why certiinly" replied MrS Jarr.
Aren't W as Sood as The Rlngles OF
the Hicketts or the s,ryyers or any
1 body else We know Il.
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Mr.. Jarr Learns a Few Startling
Inside Facts About Vacations


out OF tho basener' way every night
with a heavy veil or and 90 shopping
over on the East Side where the stores
are open late. They lived on canned
goods and bottled milk so long that she
burst into tears when she won a silver
can opener at progressive euchrc."
We'll, when the boss comes back
from his vacation in Nova Scotia I'll
see about taking mine" said Mr.. Jarr.
Johnny Ranplc has gone camping
with the BOY Scouts. our Willie was
to GO too. but he got the whooping
cough" said Mrs. Jarr. The bangles
are gong to visit relatives in Youngs-