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Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-03-05

The wages earned last year by Span
ish settlers in America amounted 90
ITO, 10000 pesetos OF about s25,000.00
according to a statement by the Gillian
consul in London.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-03-05

A recent departure in the fishing In
dustry IS the installation OF wireless
telegraphy on a motor boat with thu
fishing fleet for the purpose Of report
ing daily, through the wireless tele-
graph station at Gotheaburg. the her
ring catch.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-03-05

Opium prepared in the United King
dom was exported in 1910 to the value
of $4,000. Of which al except f267
worth was sent to the United States.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-03-05
LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE

All persons liable to pay taxes in the
Bridge School District of Norwich are
hereby notified that ] have a. warrant
to levy and collect a tax of three and
one-half @ n mills on the dollar taken
from the Town Lists OF 1911. payable
March 18th 1912, and for the purpose
of collecting the same ] will be at the
store of John G. Potter from 1880 to
100 p M, March 18th, 1912.
Legal additions and fees will be
made to those who neglect this notice.
LOUIS H. BRUNELI4E, Collector.
Norwich. Conn, March 4th, 1912.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-03-05
MUCH IN LITTLE

BY the addition Of pulverized mica
concrete Is made to initiate granite.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-03-05

The north end Improvements OF
which The AIersy docks and harbor
board is shout to undertake the fnai
instsllnent, includes the building &c
the new Gladstone dock at ssaforth 10
ace immediate Iinsrs Or oyer 900 feer
length and u be capable u being
readily .eeRrsrtedsihto-A large CRAVING
dock II has nor been decided 10 pro-
coed With the full scheme for the de-
ve'opmenf of this portion Of the dock
eStale N tho construction OF a deep
water sl.ln,1tL to take vessels ~ ION
let ia leugth two branch docks ana
a ha.f lide dock. snI iocs st5 -.
Ions, sfftrdirr ccrlnlHfiSativp with vh<
present liernhE dRok
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-03-05

Lacking a native supply. the United
States purchased abroad nearly $1,000
000 worth OF raw and manufactured
cork official statistics for the calendar
year 1911 showing imports Of unmanu-
featured cork wood or bark valued az
$S,S19,651, and OF cork manufactures
worth S2.070672. q slight decrease from
the respective totals OF So s0s.s and
81 19I 90 in 1910
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-03-05
Having sold my farm, I will sell al
Public Auction.
THURSDAY. MARCH 18th,

PuDIIC AuCLlOn.
THURSDAY. MARCH 18th,
at 10 n. M,
IA cows, yearling heifers, matched
pair Of horses, Z and 8 years old
weight about 2700, good workers and
drivers, team wagon, dump cart. demo-
crat wa gOn, top buggy, moving ma
chine teddeT, horse rake pair team
harnesses, 3 single harnesses. Scan
dreamer and cans, ploWs harrow, culti-
vator. Weeder, household furniture and
a large quantity Of articles too numer-
GUS to mention
Terms cash. If stormy, sale first fair
day.
MRS ANNIE w SHERMAN.
North Franklin Conn.
My place is located on the main road
between Willimanttc and Norwich, five
minutes walk from the trolley, Pleas
uTe Hill Station. nar2-6-9 -11 -12-13
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-03-05
JAMES H. HYDE 49,.
AUCTION
will sell to the highest bidder o
TUESDAY. MARCH 18th.

VIII SeII % INC UIBUtsL DIuueI On
TUESDAY, MARCH 18th,
at the Henry Buteau farm. near the
Red bridge, Baltic. commencing at 10
a. m, II choice young cows, some fresh
and some nearby springers, heifers
coming two years old. fall calves,
bull Is years old, 2 horses, good ones,
weight about 1900 each. 20 pullets,
sets double harness, 8 single harnesses,
dump carts complete, lumber wagon,
1 express wagon. new Concord buggy,
two-seat surrey, ! top buggy, l John
Deere sulky pillow, nearly new, ? plows,
Acme harrow. disk harrow, Wood
mower, horse rake, weeder, cultlvator,
Iron Age garden seeder. tanning mill,
grindstone, 70 bushels corn, Acme
Grand. range with tank. and large as
Sortmsnt of small tools and other
things IF stormy, sale first fair day.
CHARLES SANTO, Baltic. CT.
mar2-6-7-S-9-11
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-03-05

NINE. TAFT-Palmist and clairvoy-
ant-has returned to 63 Washington
St, New London. where she will be
patrons. dec13d
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-03-05
FOR SALE.

Some of the best business farms on
the market; 1856 acres, stock and tools
14s acres. stock and tools $50 acres,
stock and tools; as acres. with or with
out stock and tools farms from l acre
Sl35 to 200 acres $500.
BAKERS FARM AGENCY,
South Coventry. Conn.
Tel 1852. feb29d
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-03-05
STORAGE

Space for Furniture and Commodities
Storing & LEASING Co., 1920 w. Main
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-03-05

Won en- who are
suffering from those
distressing Ills peeu-
liar to ia cir sex
should not lose sight
u these facts Or
doubt the ability of
Lydia f. Pinkhsm $
Vegetable Compound
tareetore theiEheslth
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-03-05

GOOD PRINTING CHEAP-5OO 81
envelopes Irregular business size). card
printed Y corner, .$ddS5 1.0oS. slSS;
sc; 10000, $1150 SOC letterheads.
S1ax11. printed, Sl65; 1000. $40; 5000.
50; 10000. S17.50; sou billheads, ks y
printed. $3.50; 1,0OO, 81; 5000. $3.50;
10000. s1256; 500 statements, ikx9 y,
printed, Sl25; 1000, $1.75; 5000. 35.26
10000, $40. Printing of every descrip-
ton done promptly. Send for samples.
The Bulletin Co. Norwich. Conn.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-03-05
A ChOi:e 81 Acre Farm

With good buildings, near village and
railroad, fruit and wood. Very desir-
able and reasonable.
E. A. PRENTICE, So Cliff Street.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-03-05
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Twe Plymouth Rock
eockerels. Inquire at AIS Boswell Ave.
nar5d
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-03-05

FOR sALE$-Eight room cottage with
bath at Al Penouscet St. Enquire on
premises. mar5d
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-03-05

EGGS FOR HATCHING-Also baby
chicks and ducks; White WyandotLes,
X, L. Keds Mammoth White Peklns.
Florence J. Browning, Plain Hill. X. u.
8, Norwich mar5Tu
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-03-05

SACRIFICE SALE-Pleasantly located
f>73 acre farm, 80 acres excellent plOw
land, balance pasture and wood, good
fruit II miles from R. r. station and
village, near markets, IA room colonial
house with verandas, best condition
henhouse, cost $685., sheds, outbuildings,
| buildings worth 5000; price $1,000
! 81 900 down. Includes household fur
nishinGs, farming tools and poultry.
! Tryon's Agency, Willimantic. Conn.
ian91d
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-05-21

Sic G~ltcrnliebc.
Nllr nod cimutul III rrcinem garl5cu
&cben.
= mont id mciuc Gltetu luieocrz
icb'u,
@as pilrOc ih oaiiir nid)t Nac2
gebcll,
Ad tonutc Sicics nod, ciunaI
gcihcbn.
Sd luilroc tic uIsbnnn nit bulpcn
Slidcu
llub 0 nit mcldlcm tilblihcu Scr
tralt'H
Iabicr an mcincn lciBcn Suicu
brildcu
lln0 ipouuepoa Dam III ibr IntliB
ld)au'n.
Ser licbc @ott. adj. bat lie mir
cntriiieu.
Sic meine SrclIDe. mcin Slid, mciu
Niles narn
Sic Sbrdnen, Die iilr tic Jest immcr
flieBen,
Die tperpcu flicBcn nod in lpGtcrll
Sahr'n.
3 Miutter, Die Su MIDI nit Sdmcr6
gcbpreu,
St fpeiB, Su Iicbtcit MIDI gciuir
red)t iebr;
Sd babe Sid ulf inntcr nun pers
loren.
ltnb audi mein %atcr lebt id,ou lGn9it
nid)t lncbr.
u
@enu id, nod benf an ienc irphcl1
Stlnneu,
ga id) pcrguiigt bel mciucn Gltcrr
idB.
. pclhe @onnc bah id %
enpfunben.
Ils ih mcin Stiidden @rpp mi
Sbrdnen an
SD fiibltc nifts BON eiuem 8ram
. Spr9en,
@tir mar mein Ser5 Dor Srcltpcl
imn1cr pol;
Sd mar per9uilst am Ibenb, lpie an
Nprgcu.
Senu pamals giu9 e5 mir ia frci,
lit lpohl.
~
Sic ioreten nets filr MIDI unb mcinl
0rilocr.
llno Sogen ms St colen Mcnlher
alf;
Sh ieb Guh MN, SIR Gltern
nin1mcr lpicpcr,
Der liebe @ott uabm @ut) 5I lid
hinnllf.
Sort merpct Shr MN cipia BET ibn
lupbnelL,
Sort idnut Shr INNER @ottc,
Intlie an;
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-05-21
Salt Sn Elm liebes Miitterlcin.
(@on ". M II b, @ranb Nnpen.
Wit)iedn.)

(sson ". W inutb, @ranb 0upen,
Mihienu.)
Snit Su Gin licbcS Milttcrlcin, Sns
fin Did, Iorgt, Sid liebt,
Sein iii nus nlcrtrcultc @cr5. bd6 ce
auf Grbcn gibt,
llnb 10, ipic Scincr Muttcr 3nllb, ud),
feinc III 10 meid,
So, bait Su Seine Mllttcr nod. btll
Su uucnolid) reid.
y
Sait Su Gin licbc3 Iiiticrlein, I'M
alten $eimnthlano,
8 Jag. bnit OH aud, oft ino germ CHI
liebes @prt oein1bt?
@rfrcue tic, u1b lpartc nid)t, cb' c.
piclleid,t 5u ipdt,
9u ipcibt niht, ipnnn Scil SPLITTER
lcin sur lestcn 8ubc 9ebt.
-
9od i6ldit int Sriepboi IT'LL mn
innit, Die Iiebc Mlttcr Sciu.
llnb bit Sit franf, bit Oh in Moth, il
cinium unb alein,
Iif 81 Den Stcruen Icub' Den Bid.
o Dor, lpie lcii mn LIND
bic fcrne Gimme trpircnp iprit)t
~Mein armes. licbcs ainb".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-05-21

Aeprnd,t, rub ih lulr nod, Gin Sd,nt>
ten mcincr iclbit bin. Sdglih inn
fiinf5ig Srallcu obcr mebr BET ibr, lln
lid Die anrtcn le9en 81 la'lcn. Die
Ginnabmen Der Herion Iino naf ibrer
ciacncu Nlsiugc, iebr bod. Solltc
JIG INN ale Sroucn 10 lnngllflid'
MADDEN. mic tic MIDI gennft bat!
Sollt nidt ibid cine Tcrion bintci
Sdlpb nnb Hicgcl?"
9cntlih beibt cs in 6eracr'5 Cont
pcriations 9crifon: Eros picocrbpli
t / 7 III / Ser (nnb ituatltd)er)
%erbptc nie 9nIS uuterbriift, lebi
has / MINER ais getru9 cnta
lorpte @abriagcu - beionbers nit
benz iuafieuben ltnslauben ant.
y ~ y
Srei tramrise @iloer aus bent
Ucridltsiaal.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-05-21

fur die liebe 1u9end.


Sort miro CT Glldl, Sbr gltcru,
Sos %bclphllcu,
@a3 ,Sbr on @urcu ainocrn 0llt5
gethdn.
: m0altc nan bcn bobcu &crtb
crfcunclL,
%ic gut c. lit. lpern Glteru Inr9e
lcbcn;
Su, ieocs aino, bus bdrf iid 9liidlit
ncilllcll,
@cun 6 iih iic6t ron iblcn itct>
llmgcbcl.
Io feline 2ic6c lit aui bicicr
@rpc
60 9roB mn mddti8 luie bic
@%ltcrnlicb'
Bic Mllttcr triig' germ ic9lidc Be-
ltlpcrbc,
@cnn nlr ihr fruutes aino nnl
Scbcn blicb'.
Sbr Sinorr, bic Shr Jest nas 8litf
genlceet,
Saf Gure @ltern nod ant Sebcn
limb,
Sndt, SaR Chr Sbrc Gage itcts
periiiset,
@ic lids sebiibrt fir jcocS quite
Stub.
= bittet Ont, bae tic red,t lausc
leben,
Scbanoelt tic sereft nm liebe=
rpl:
SeiS Gnern Gltern finblidj frpmm
crgebcn,
Sann gebt es Guh auf Grnen
INNER iupbl.
v
Santc sc lit Der Senuipluauias
Sabn iibcr.
Sort " uriipu, Soma.
@ertber Socrr Nebuftcur!
Wciuc Sungcns luicn int .Sugcnos
frci9" iiber Die arpSeu Sptpmptipen
Der Yenuiplpunio Snbu unb lie bnter
midi. Shnen pus bcilicgcupc Silb iiber
bcu Suutc sc denominations : 3ul
| 1SS1-1911) 6%u6uididcn, ponii
| Sic Die bicsbc5ilgIid)eu Iu9uben Der
Dffentlid]eu mGd,tcu. Bic SbutIndler
uno 3oblcn miirbcu 5eigcn, rag Der
Sitcu lid, nit)t nit DEM &clten
meiicn tam. Ndtung2uol,
i. st. -
8ic nu3 itntm Silbc criihtlid.
beiist bic Sante &c : Sabu in ben
uben a%cnauntcn Concentrations. Sua
bic groftc 9ufumutiue III Der Wclt
Siciclbe trugt Die NhInmcr 5000.
Sic miirbe in 1911 III pcu Sppeto
Chops taauin2) Nebullt. bat cine
| 2dngc bon 100 SuB unb ia 3oll
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-05-21
8cjhuHen lit aeidpHei.

Sciih: sic BADEN Oh p%rodtpollc
Sosotropbdem Serr Commensurate
. Aaes lelbir Gcid)oncn?"
GpmmerSicuratb: .&u ci9cnts
lid ld,pn - Dem icl. Baron Grid
lu,b babe ih Dor 10 Sabrcn brcis
tauienp Mart boiiir por9cihoncn!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-05-21
ltebcr bic Sartculegcrinmen.

O. idreipt Gin .Sercingcs
Iegtcr" iiper hicit infernnlc Selt.
Die @nbrinscrci. Die iid) lcihcr in
jcbcr Stnbt u~niercS SnnbcS brett
mnht, lpic folat: Sd mohtc Sebcrs
mann Dor DER %nbriascrci luarncn;
hnbe Die Ihlimniten @rfobrunscn an
mir iclbit unb dn pielen Nnbern 9cs
mont. Wcuidcn, ole lid nit Aarteus
leocu umo 8urteuid)lagcn nbsebcu,
ioIltc man mciheu lpic bic Scir. MIR,
man finoct &C inmlcr 81 ipGt aus.
@ic geiugt. bin id) itun III SeutIhs
LAMB id)rcdlih bincinaeSo9cn iporScll
unb bic Sad,e bat ein furdtbnres
Gnbe aenpmmcn. 3D. iugc. Die itrcnse
item @eleee iollteu piciem llnfnH Gin
Gnhc madden. Sic mciiten Scilte
acheu sur @abrin8erin. im mate
riclcu @clpim burnlts Sl 5icbcn, abcr
bas acrope @cgcutbcil tritt Gin: tic
perliercn Durcb bic @nbringerei IaeS.
mas lie boben. Sh femme Mdnner.
Die ba6cn Nacs pcrlprcn. @cit1tt,
auubjduit H.. i. no., lpeil nc acid,cioa
ter Iciu ipoatcn ais ihrc Nad,born
1on pcraeiic niht, bnb ih ans ci9encl
Grinbrnna Iprcdlc."
llno cine 50 crcin8clcgte"
crflGrt: .Sicicr Snmpir - 10 mhf
id, paa @cib uenneb bat CO 10 lpcii
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-05-21

3iclerprts in bcn Ser. Staoten
ipurbe Der ppriac Spnntaa, nlio Der
Sonntag Der ~Srolterin Der &tirilbs
ten" nla Der Tag ~uniercr Miltter"
gefeicrt. Sic Seiernben mdften lid
fenntliG burh cine peiBe Nelfe I'M
anppilpd,. IS mnrbe ilber nic BE
belitlng bes Muttertagee nno ilbcr Die
8icbc unb 6ingcbung Der Wiltter ibren
ainbern 9egeuilber seprepigt. llnb
in Der Sbot, bieie Sittc, Die Wtiltter
an chrcn uno ibrcr W%enigltens cirl
Wfal i'm Sabre Dffcntlih 5n 9epenten,
iii cine Id,onc linb cbreniperthc Cite,
bcbcuten bod Die Yiltter I'M Ill9e>
meincn cincn luidlti9en Sattpr I'M
9ebcn zines icbcn Wenihcn; pernnng
nudD Die 9iebc elmer @utter all Die
9itterfciteu bc3 Hcbens III ctlpuS 81
miloern. lnb crbellt lie boh Den Ses
bcnspiao burdl ali Die Shipierigteia
ten, pclhc ciuem I'M aumpfc nm 5
Saiein ent9cgcntrcten. Nrm M Der
Wenldl pcld,cr lid niht Der licbe>
ppQcn Siiriprgc icincr Wlltter c~rfreut
pber, ipcrm tic idlpn I'M @rube riibt.
rid,t nit n%ufrittigcr Srducr mn
iicfem SdmerS Den bcrben %erlult
cirer a~iltigen Wllttcr cmpiinbcn fam.
Sic Gage Der ainhbcit, III luclder pao
Sinh iit unbc1olfcn an Den Hod Der
Wittcr ~tlunrncrt mn tic ali Die gro
zen uno flcincn aiinmerniie Der
ainbcr pcritdnbniBpoll crtdBte mn
NIT ~liebcpoQcn @prtcn bns bebriidtC
8inbcrherS picber frob nuh better
mndtc. mllB in iebcm McnId)enbcr8er
IDS Gin beiligco 0ut ip%rilcbcn bis 5ui
lcbten Stunbc. Sbcr niht nur Dem
&inDc bilbct bic 2iebe Der Wtuttcr Die
Araf. bc6 9cbcllS, alld) Dcm Srlpudie
ncn lit tic cine Suellc Der Stdrfc INF
IuSbauer inn HinBcn mad, Dem porgcs
itcdtcu 3iclc; iic giht ihm Die arafi
sit fdmpicn. 81 iibcriuinpcu uub 81
iicacn. Sic Sicbc Der Wflttcr leitcI
Den Gripudienen nni bcn @eg DC,
Silid,t nnb bilbct elm !clldlteubcc Sci
ipicl I'M NuSbarrcn uno Srtra9cn ppr
ih!pcrcu SdidiulsidJld2cl. User lid
in Der 2icbc scr Mlltter gcionnt hat
luciS, pdB lie ods bDdrltc Ont oes &c
Dcns iiI. unb CT miro oiclcs Sut ais
bcire5 Grbtbcil IN alien StiIrmen lei:
llcs 9cbcns b%clpuhrcu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-05-21

Sic Gltcruliebc.

(Gon pcrifiepcncr Scitc crbctcn.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-05-21

Srcuuolidcn Wcnidcr ihcuft
sic &dtur ihou bci Ner @cburt Den
ShlilNel 5u Inbercr 9crsen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-05-21
y - e
,,Wtciu Mann

lcinct 10 lcidht au Scctrnnfhcit. Ser
aopitdn". lnatc Die Tniiaaicrin.
.aGnntcu Sic linn uid,t iagen. mas CT
I'M Salc ciucS Nniallcs 81 tbuu bat?"
.Sit nidt uotbia. 9nGpiac Srau".
untpprtetc Der aapitdn. Or mirb'S
Idlpu III q d. { H."
New-York tribune., 1912-03-23
WOMEN WANT REV0LVERS
Station Agents on Brooklyn Ele-
waited Lines Robbed.

With the fashion in burglary turning
toward the cash tils presided over by
women ticket agents. along tho elevated
lines OF the Brooklyn Rapid Transit Com
pany, and with the Sullivan anti-weapon
law acting TO prevent them from keeping
revolvers around the stations. the women
agents are turning TO hatpins and pokers
to guard the money for which they are
responsible. Lately. however. the situa-
ton has become such. II Is said. that these
weapons have proved inadequate. and the
women are about to apply for licenses to
keep some sort of firearms at their sides
Within the last few days numerous rob-
berries have occurred on the IL stations
in Brooklyn. in several OF which the agents
have been the losers. The favorite method
among the robbers has been for them to
work In trios, one man engaging the at
tention OF the agent while the two others
make off with all the loose change In
sight. Mrs Mile Duel, at the Cumber-
land street station OF the Fulton street
morning in this manner. and the same
trick failed on the agents Of the Wander
blt and Pennsylvania avenue stations on
the same day.
An appeal has been made by the women
agents to the company. requesting II to pay
for the gun license but so far no action
has been taken in the matter. The women
look upon II as unfair that they should
be compelled to meet the high fee out Of
their meagre wages. but insist they need
revoivers to protect the company's prop
erty and funds.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-23
GETS BARGAIN IN AllM0NY
Court Fixes Amount at S19 80,
Marked Down from $50.

The justices Of the Supreme Court be
sides being the judges OF the law often
have TO act as mediators and bring
about compromises that eliminate the
need Of bitter legal strife. Justice Brady
effected a compromise yesterday that
was a little different from the usual
kind In the case of Mrs. Rose Cohen
against her husband. Samuel Cohen,
there was no legal precedent for the de-
cision.
Mrs. Cohen is suing for separation
and pending the suit the court had
awarded her S15 week. She COM
plained that this was not sufficient to
support herself and three children and
applied to the court 20 have II Increased
10 $50 week, half OF the salary Cohen
receives as manager of a label factory.
Cohen opposed this motion. saying that
he could not get along on the remaining
$40
Justice Brady said that under the cir
cumstances he would fix her allmony l.,
$40 80. Counsel for Cohen told the court
that he would have 10 appeal from that
decision. Thereupon the court an
nCunced IL that was 30 he would listen
TO the issues in the separation suit. anil
that he might increase the alimony to
$50 a week Cohen accepted the decision
without further argument.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-23
VIOLIN MAKER ENDS LIFE
Arthur Thomason Is Found Dead
in His Rooms in Brooklyn.

Despondent because he was losing his
hearing and could no longer make vioiins
or play with his old time skill. Arthur
Thomson, fifty-eight years old. committed
suicide by inhalng gas In his little shop at
No. 800 Fulton street Brooklyn. His body
was found last night by his brother, Fred
erick who lived with him at No. IS Mid
wood street F1atbush and who had be-
come alarmed at his prolonged absence.
Thomason. who was well to do and who
had played at many concerts and musical
festivals. had clung TO bis violin making
more as Il pastime than trade When
not busy making volins he played almost
continuously Frederick Thomason said
,ast night that of late his brother had
seemed despondent and that several OF the
Isel violins he had made were returned to
him.
"Wednesday noon by diners in the restan-
ran, below his shop. Then the strains ot
Iohengrin's swan Song were heard COM
,,, fron, upstairs. and many OF those VINO
u,are eating I'm the restaurant remarked
- .,be man upstairs had never played
80 beautifully before" Last night the
h,o+ber went 10 the little shop ana louhu
,,,o door locked. lie detected an odor Oh
80, md called the police. When the door
,.'as broken open Thomson was fouhd
va -, a chair in little closet with his
pa brown violin In his lap The strings
VI" oi,en as though they had been
were prUH aorn across by ThCmason In his de-
spair. nod not been living with his
Tnona son ,,orai months. and this was one
wife Tor ss,sned sgs.,d by his brother for bis de de-
3encv' reas1,s Mrs. Thomason llveS h,idren a. NO
& &na,,row street. They hao no eiiiuieh'
New-York tribune., 1912-03-23
Mr.. CARNEGIE D|SGUSTED
Story of ''PrettieSt Girl in the
World" Annoys Him.
IRONMASTER IMPOSED UPON
Casual Remark Made During So
cial Chat Seized Upon by
Newspaper Friend.
[ BY Telegraph to The Tribune.

10y 1cIesrapn 10 Inc
Hot Springs, Ark, March 22-For the
last week there have been innumerable
stories published throughout the country
to the effect that Andrew Carnegie has
described Miss Virginia Lee, Of Pitts
burgh, as the most beautiful woman in
the world. These stories have angered
Mr.. Carnegie. TO say nothing OF their ef-
feet on the feelings of the young woman.
Local correspondents have been be-
sieged with messages from newspapers
in various sections of the country want
ing statement from Mr.. Carnegie on
the matter and stating that Miss Lee is
being greatly annoyed by manufacturers
Of nostrums etc, who are anxious for
her picture.
Repeated attempts 10 secure a state
ment from Mr. Carnegie on the matter
proved futile He declared he is greatly
annoyed and thoroughly disgusted over
the affair. and will make no statement
concerning II at all. The matter has
gone quite far enough, he states. and he
is Of the opinion that the least said about
it now the better for all concerned.
The story was sent out by one OF the
Pittsburgh newspaper men here with the
Pittsburgh baseball team. The scribe IL
is said. is friend Of the steel magnate,
and during the course OF social chat
last week Mr.. Carnegie happened 10 pick
up a Pittsburgh paper containing Miss
Lees picture. remarking:
t..N H..
the world"
He had no idea the story would be sent
out, however and the fact that II found
it's way into print has annoyed him
greatly. He has expressed disgust az
the unfair advantage" taken Of him by
the scribe, and is very anxious that the
matter he dropped as quickly as posi-
bic. since the subject is Sc distasteful,
both TO himself and Miss Lee.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-23
BABIES GOOD FOR BACHEL OR
Splendid Character Builders,
Saws Woman Doctor.

st. Louis. March %. Every unmar-
ried man or woman who earns $50 "A
week or more should adopt baby. II
he or she earns $40 week, two babies
should be adopted" said Dr. Lindsey
Wynekoop, Of Chicago, in speaking at
the National Congress Of Mothers in ses-
sion here to-day.
Taking care Of child is not a bur
den" continued DR.. Wynekoop. as she
explained TO the delegates that although
she had three of her own she had adopt
ed a girl. "It does more to build up the
character Of a man than anything else.
It makes him responsible for a human
being and it probably will save life.
THE death rate of babies placed In in
stitutions is higher than of the babies
placedSh private homes. One out OF two
babies placed in institutions dies. and
we must stop this waste
New-York tribune., 1912-03-23
TAKES DENTISTS GAS; DIES
After Week of Inconsistencies Woman
Expires in Hospital.

After being unconscious for more than
week, Mrs James Clark, mother OF Mrs.
Clarence Mather. OF Darien, Conn, died
Yesterday morning in the Presbyterian
Hospital. She was ffty-five years old. Mrs.
Clark lived at the home OF the Rev. John
p. Peters. at No. 227 West s9th street where
she was the housckeeper.
Her daughter said Yesterday that Mrs.
Clark went TO a dentists Office a week ago
to have some teeth extracted. She says
she took gas and became unconscious. All
efforts TO revive her failed, and, according
to her story, an ambulance was sum-
moned and she was sent TO the Presby-
terian Hospital She never recovered con-
seriousness.
Mrs Mather said last night that she was
told about the gas giving by either
doctor or nurse al the hospital, but that
later the story was denied. She said she
intended TO employ a lawyer TO investigate
the case. Her mother was in good health,
she said. when she went TO the dentists
office.