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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-06-04
Ieuer 5abrbamm bel 8alpcitun.

@alpei It o H.. Ter. - @erflpiIcne
@od)c iuurbe Der neue Sahrbomrt bel
@dlbeiton, tpeld,er Die Sniel, .arf Der
Die Stabt lie8t, nit Dem Seitlano per=
binbet, feicrlih eiu9eiueiht. Ser Satrs
Damn bat cine Sdngc bon 21a Wciz
lct unb bat $1,000 00 gctpitet.
@c9eu Den @olf bon Mcrifo lit CT
burt cine @etonnnub ubgcfricbct, unb
ihlicBt itdl an ciuc Srilde aus hcmz
ielbeu 0tnterial iibcr Die @nlpeitru
Dan nrl. Mrnmcbr 'iiblen iih Die
ginlpobncr iid,er, baB cine 9ntue
Itropbe. lpie Die im Sabre 1900. ul3
Gin Srtnn bds Wnlier aus REM @rlf
III sic bomnls nidlt 9cihilptc Stdht
bineintricb, iif niht mcbr lpicberz
bolen fam.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-06-04
WaHt bas 2anb itntis.

Sic id,rcdlihc In5abl BON Gcrlcss
ten iniolgc Der @ierten Sulis Scier crs
iiiat bic @enidheit nit Sdredcn,
0emgcgcuiiber itcbt jcboh Die ipune
berbarc Scilun9, burh guflcu's
Irnifas Solbc. pon Sauienben, Die III
Yrunbs unb Sfnittipunbcn, Guct>
idmngcn unb Sdubipunbcn littcn obei
curd, @rploiipucn perlest purben,
Sic iii bic ifnellitc 6eilerin bon 8es
idipiircn. SdipGren, ec3en,a, &C.
Iprunacncn Yippcn ober SGntorrbois
pcn. 25 Gents i'll :. I. Hmetc' :
@potbcfc, 656 3iaiu Ctr, Dubuque,
Roma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-06-04
Gin Mann ,fanft" Gbicasp's Ypit.
sebGube fir $50 Dollars.

8corgc Srapern. Der iih als por
Glcpelanb, Ohio, fommeno in einem
Gbicngocr Sotel eingeid)ricbcn hattie.
erit)ien in einem Heitauront an
Glart Ctr. 5lpiid,cn Sndion goules
pnrb NM Nbdms Ctr, lnb fiibrte bcn
8cihdftsfiihrer on Die 3biir.
~Scbcn Sic bns srpBe @ebGuoe
bort brilben?" iraste or. lpobei CT aui
ba5 Yoitsebdubc Der Stabt oeutctc.
ipeld,eS $4,000 600 gcfoitct bat.
,Sicies 8cbGlibc eeb0rt mir!"
auf hic e%ritauutc Srase Deg &C.
iddftsfiibrcrs mad benz .@ieio"
ingtc Srapern:
ga, i'd babe CO ioeben eetduii
rnb CO lit Elm Bargain. Scr Rann,
BENT c. 9cbortc. iagtc er. lei banfes
rot. Is idci1t. bab iciuc Ntietber
linn fcinen gins 5nbleu poateu.
bnrum gcrietb CT in Sdpierigz
fcitcu uub ipor ipiuens. es an pera
t%nufcn. Sd iogtc ibm 9leid,, i'd
wiirbc JIG 5um 3nblcn ubcr gum Iuss
5ieben 5pingcn. unb lpcnn ih bic
Tpli5ci in Iuipruf nehmcu miiBtc."
Iuf Die Sraee, mic picl CT DEM,
be5ublt babe, antipurtete 3raoern
r150 Collars"
II n9loubc drgcrt ibn.
Scr @eid)ditsiiibrcr mud,te Sraz
bern icbr drgerlid, nls CT ibnl err
fldrtc, or lei einem @etriiecr in Die
Sdnbc gefnllcn. Gin berortiges Ins
iinncn lpies Der Glcpclnnbcr cntriiltei
5uriid. Gr 5eigte cinen in aler Sorm
ailsgefiiqtcn Saul @ertrdg. Ser bon
6errn Glort Sadion mterihricben
par. lin ben 8eihdftsihbrer gu
iibcrseuseu. iiibrtc 5rapcrn i'm had,
Der Siibpcits@ Ode Des @ebdubes unb
Seigtc linn. bnB DER Namc Glnrf Sadz
Jon III fubbpben 8ufitabcn an DEM
Snuie angcbrod)t lei.
.Su", iuatc Scr Bcid,GftSiiibrcr.
~obcr icben Sic niht, bnb Glnrf niii
Der cinen mo ,Sndion oiii Der onecs
rcn Scitc. itcbt? Glnrf bebcutei
I9iorf Strabe uno Sadiou oui Der
nnbercn Scitc bchcutct Sudion goules
barn. Sns lit ndmlih Elm Strabens
idliln."
Scti blidtc Scrr Srapern henn
rodl ctlpus bcitiirSt brcin. Gr ia9tc.
6crr Sudiou babe i'm burd] baS
gdn5c @cbGllbc gciilbrt unb nllc nriz
iprmiertcn Yoli3iitcn bdtten i'm ecz
fnnnt. lin aber icbes Mibtrauen sil
beicitigcn. babe CT on einem Senltcr
ieiner Office nit cinem icincr Miiis
itentcn Heipro6en. Was Serr Sadfon
| 9ein9t babe, lpiilc CT 5lpar nid)t &C.
nan, icoenfallS hattie i'm nbcr Der
Niiiitcnt 9ctnnnt, bcnn er babe i'm
bel Namen gcnnnut.
2augam bd mmcrt cs.
Ser @eidditsiiibrcr bes 8eitaus
rants aing mn nit 6errn 3rapcrn
in bus Snucre beS Sauics unb iraete
uii bas @blieferun9sieniter beuteno.
Oh bas 8ciprdh bcs Serrn Glar!
Sadiou nit ieinem Niiiitenten piels
lcidt BORT itottaeiunoen bate. 2raa
bern CAB bieic Moalidfcit gu.
Stun. icbcn Sic, Chr ihlaue,
! Sreunp bat an Dem 5eniter sefrast
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-06-04

3citunasreportcr interpicipten lie dui
bern @eee gum @eid,dft. Iber Wib
Gee crfldrte. tic ipnllc bon Den Weis
%beridgern nid,ts piiicn. Tic siche &c
rpr, mnabbdnsia Sm blcibcn unb ibren
Sebensunterbalt mic bisber 81 uer=
hiencn. Iuf icbcn SAL iebr nett bon
@tib %irainia. Wan mub es ibr
loiicn, tic bot 9baraftcr. Sreilid,. ols
id,onitce Wdod,cn Der &clt fam tic CO
Iih idon gcitnttcn, d)arafterppa gu
icin, mcinen europdiide Sldtter.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-06-04
Sprt nit Gnh!

idgt Der Toli5iit 81 Den gdcnitebern
nno pcrnbrcid,t a~opfniinc, pcun lie
nid,t gebprd,cn. Sort nit Sir.
'agt Die aroBe, raube Iinerals Yiae
3n Der Gin9epeipe >@%eritopfmne unb
Hcipcn fnlaen. 81. Sings Stem 2ifc
Villcn idild)tern Die @in9smeibc nid,t
Elm. Sic re9cn lie in sclinbcr @eiie
III ibrcr ridltisen Sbati9fcit al NM
@cirnbbeit fol9t. % Gents in Z.
w. Hucte' 8 G~potbete. $50 Drain
Str., Dubuque, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-06-04
Smfirasetten. 9eioen.

2pnbon, Gnslanb. - Srau Gms
incline Ynniburit, ole triegeriifc
Siibrerin Der Suffrasetten. uno Serr
mo Srau Yetlif Saiprence. Die &C.
meinidnitlidcn &%eralsaebcr bcs
.Iotcs for Womcn", plIrbcn in Den
Oh 9ailep IiIiien idulbig bcfunbcn
uno inter Der Anflase Der Ycrifw6 :
RING nnb Der Nuitiftnns 81 b6smil=
Tiger 3erit0rnns BON Gisentbmm aui
ncmn Y'onatc binfcr idiuebiihe Gar.
binen sefanbt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-06-04
Stalieniifer Jlieser seftiirst.

ltbinc, Stnlien. = Gls Ser Sliez
ger 2eutnant Ycriis %beriloWcne @pd,e
Sroben CUR gcitebuu9 bes Slicgcrz
@ramens ableseu poltc. itiirstc or
II elmer Sobc bon $50 Wetern her
ab unb blicb nit 5eridmcttertem
Sddoel lieeen. Yeriis bate Dor Sipci
Nonaten scbeiratbet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-06-04
Selphntc HGhitrnliebe.

Springftclh 5. @tp. - Sn Ins
crfenmnne Der Iuiprild)c hes II Sabre
alien Srris Nortbup auf $4,000,
ipeld)e man i'll hcr>6iittc bcs fiir5lid,
peritorbenen giniicblers Games @urs
ger fnnb. entidieb bas areiegcriht
bon 9briitinn Gountp, bab Burger
nuf icincm Sobtenbett penn annbcn,
Der i'm wdbrcnb ieincr arnnfbeit
pilc9te, iein 6eim iamint ullcm Sns
holt permaftc.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-06-04
Srau setheert, neil tic Neser
beberberatc.

Baltimore, Nb. - @ic aus
Ocean Gin. Ib,. bcrihtet miro. lit
bort Srou Morp SolSn,an bon ciuem
Ipb 81 nGdtlifer 3eit in ihrcm
Snuie iiberfalen unb 9etbeert lpors
Den, pcil lie Tegcr %beherber9t bate.
Sbr 10 Sabre alter Sobn iunr 5us
geeen. Ia nGc Sifter nliS9ehrebt
tparen. mar es ipeher Der Wutter mod,
Dem Spbnc mp8lid) sic In9reifcr 81
e%rfennen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-06-04
Gas 9anb Der Yuitfarten

ut Scrtihlunb. Nnf Der neucitcn
Suiammenltclung bes @cltpoitpcrs
Gins beiorbert Die bciitide Tolt i'm
inncrcn Icrfebr I'M Snbr iiber IL
WiQinrben Yoitfarten, genarer L.
547h NiQioncn. 6cin dnbcrcs
Qunb Der Grbe brinst cs auf menig
mcbr ais Die Sdlite bopon. Ibacs
iebcn bon Ben @ercinisteu Stunten
o gmcrifa, aus Dcncn Ingabcu
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-06-04

.~ Sirn Soi1iodcn fir 6larf Sadipi
bier?"" - Mnb Der Glcrt bot geants
ipprtet: o,Ncin. Scrr Sadion." %"
Snt Der Glert hicIc Antipprt nidt
Segebcn?"
Scrr Srnpern enb Su. hnB lid, Der
TorfdQ dlf bicic @cile obgc'piclt
babe nnh 3o9 iid 5ientlid tIeinlnut. in
iein 3imnler in cincm nabcsclcgencn
Soptcl Sliriif.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-06-04
nltnsariides."

NNS 2cteU perlQllIel. SSm 2Se0r>
IuNhnB bes un9ariifen Ibseorbnez
tenbauies bat Der So3ialiit @inursfi
81 neuerIihen Harauisencn @erans
ld11ling 9egeben.
gr erflarte in cincr geiprehune
Der inneren Gage llngaru's, pab Der
8aiier : aonig purh feline &prtbrii>
hi9feit an Den idlimmen 3uitdnben
nte Shulb TRACE. Gr babe iein Der
iprefen, ltngaru bas aagemeine
Wablreft 81 seben, nidJt acbaIten.
Bon alien anberen Seiten tpurben
eniihieeenc Yrotsite sesen cine ner>
artige Sprahe laut. Sic anneieneen
Riniiter, inter bicien audi Der Sur
@erbanbIung hes Nusihuiies eridies
meme Oitcrreihiihe 2nnbespertbeibis
gunsss Winiiter Sen. Der Snfanterie
bon @eor9i. perlieben unnersiialid,
pas Sisunss Seratbunss3immer.
Ser 30 nit Der
itarten Sanb".
SIM Earlament ielbit fiibrte @raf
Stefan 9ie5a, Der nele Yrdiibent.
Ous Ge9iment. Nu ieinen Tamen uno
an ieinen HIf als 8eener Der Wablz
reform tniipite lid, Der 2drm Der Ses
m%pn1tration, ipeld]er bon Der StraBc
big in ben S%isurgsiaal bernebmbar
b%ineinbrane. 0%erlticbene Ieoner
nnbmen auf Die blltigen &raipallc.
tpeld,e it'd nbgeipielt batteu. 9e3ua.
Sns Iqes fonnte DEN .Itanu nit Der
'turfen Snnb" niht aus Dem @leid)>
seipift %bringen.
Muf bas Ordneen nah S%ilspenbicz
:ung Der Sieun9 hattie 8raf 5issa
MIR DIE cine Mntlport: .llnb nenn
so Serionen IN bieicin Saal nicbcrs
8eidpien iperoen ~iollten. 10 peroe id,
Die SiPnng bod nid)t uuterbrechen."
S6lieblid ipurbe Gin Intraa, bic
Sortiesun9 Der Sisuns an elmer
gebeimen 5u MAIDEN, angcnommen.
Sran3 aoiiutb, Siibxer Der Srattion
Der neutrality-suspicious. : Sartci, peldc
bisbcr in Der Wablrciorms Srage cine
mebr suriidbaItenbe SteGnng cingcs
nomnen. brdnete MIN in bic Hegiez
run9, oieie Srdge Dor alien anberen,
audi Dor Der Der Webrrefornt. 81 err
leoigen, als einsiges WitteI, bcn biirs
9erliden Srieben nieber ber3uiteuen.
@ieber purben aus Den Heiben Der
Sppoiition bas @crlan9en mad,
ShluB Der Sisuna seiteGt. .Oas
Harlament bari iih nidt b%encbn,en.
ipie Elm nltes bniteriihes @cib". riei
@raf Sis5a bsm @rafen apppupi
entsesen. gs bauertc scrallmc Belt,
pdbrenb Die @ueen Der errc9tcn 2ei>
benifaft nilf alien Seiten bcs Sarics
bod sinscn. biz ii6 Der SrGiibent
CUR @ertdsuns Der Sisung bcreit
finocn lieb.
IppeIl an ben 9aiicr.
Cine Seputation scr Irbeiteridaft
bat lid nit Dem Observation-Disclosures
Sufocs in 0crbinbung geiest. Die
araiualle ipiirbcn ~eiuaeitelt iperocn.
iobalb Die Te9ierung lire Grlaubnib
5llr Ibbaltuna elmer Waiienpers
iamnllnug inter freicm Simmel
gebc. Scr neutrality-suspicious. lpoQtc
iid) inbc'ien MIR our @rlnilbniB 6u
einer iold)en @eriammllng I'M gebcdz
ten Taitm peritcben.
Sarauibin ianbten @raf Ipponbi
unb anbere Siibrer Der Sppoiitiou
t%elegrapbii6 cincn gppea an ben
Safer mad Wicn. Sas algenteine
Stimmred)t. 10 bicb cs in oieiem
@ppell. iolte nnper5iiglih getpdbrt
iperben. ionit erihicnc Der Iusbruf,
Der Hcnollltiun unpermeiolid.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-06-04

@racelanb, I. Ga. - Ser
2anbiip bcs friibercn Sunbesienators
Scnrp Galiamnp Sonis, lit hurd9
Nencr 5eritort ipproen. nobel Srau
Belle Ybnrcs. Die Srau pes YfDrt-
ncrs. perbromtc unb ibr Mnnn BET
Der Ncttnn9 Der ainbcr ernitlidJ sers
lcbt iuliroc.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-06-04

bon Seils eraeben unh bon Den Iufz
regiingen hires if,tperen unb unSanfs
baren Sienites erbolen.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-09-12
CONFERENCE OF SIX CHURCHES
With Jewstt City Congregational Church Wednesday = Sermon by Rev. C. A. Northrop-Rev. L. M. kenneston Claims Denomination is Far Behind in Care of children.

The conference of six churches was held at the Jewett City Congregational church Wednesday, there being large attendance. The platform was decorat- ed with asters, dahlias, hydrangeas and gladioli. Rev. w. H. Cane presid- cd. The service was opened with de- votional exercises. An anthem, Still, Still With Thee, was sung by Mrs. F.. S. Leonard, Miss Jean Burleson, Mrs. E. H. Hiscox, Mrs John Stewart, E. F.. Burleson and E. H. Hiseox, with F. s. Leonard as trganist.
 The sermon was by Rev. Charles A. Nor.hrop of Norwich. Corporate Re- eponsibility With Regard to Children was the theme, the text being Ezek. IA. q
Norwich bulletin., 1912-09-12
JEWETT CITY.
Dprcas Circle Decides to Sell Red Cross SsaIs--Meetins of Methodist Mons Glass.

Dorcas circle of The Kings Daugh- ters at it's meeting Tuesday evening at Mrs. J. H. Tracy's, voted to take up. the selling of the Red Cross seals as they did last year at Christmas time. The committee appointed was Mrs. William c. Jeffers, Mrs. E. H. Hiscox, Mrs. Peter McArthur, Miss Lucille Stetson and Mrs. John Stewart. These delegates were appointed to attend the state convention in Hartford: Mrs. William c. Jeffers, who goes by vir- tue of her office and four delgates, Mrs. B. H. Hiscox, Mrs. w. R. Bur dick, Miss Adelaide Burdick and Mrs. Samuel Thatcher.
 About the Borough.
 Norman Tracy has returned from Awampscott, Mass, where he spent the summer.
 Miss Emma Hull of Willimantic is visiting at her uncle's, John c. Haw- kins'.
 Mrs. Cummings of Brooklyn. Conn, is guest at Miss Adelaide Bur- dicks.
 Samuel Geer, Samuel Norman and Edward Geer went with Oscar Dugas in his auto to Kingston fair Tuesday.
 The Mems class of the Methodist church met at George H. Thornton's Tuesday evening.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-09-12
The church,s ResponsibiIity.

The church should stand up and bid Godspeed to all people and work which tends towards the welfare of the chil- dren. It is sad fact that children often must be saved from cruel, ig- norant, wicked parents. They should be saved. from a school system which is no help to their future
 At noon collation. was served in the vestry by the ladies of the church, Rev E. M Anthony saying grace. The tables were decorated with flowers
Norwich bulletin., 1912-09-12
Farmers, Attention ]

We pay the highest cash price for dressed hogs. You should deal direct with us and save the middleman's s profit. We make speciality of buying and salting down pork. No shipment too large for us to handle.
 M. RoZYcKI,
 Grocery and Market, 465 N. Main St
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-14
STRIKE LEADER
ADMITS CHARGES
Continued from Page Onc.)

Did you mako any reference to
the police and soldiers there being
armed" District Attorney Atwill
asked.
II did" replied Ettor.
And then didn't you say. 'anG
YOU. too. will be armed. and after n
pause. with u smile, with the power
|of your labor
II did state that said Ettor.
The district attorney referred TO
n speech made by E,,or In Cunard
Hall.
In that didn't you say that the
other side IL too lazy to wash their
own dirty faces?'"
Yes. and added that they Ind to
hire others to do it," said Ettor.
And didn't you also say. they
ought to be glad to be let livc?''
There was something In be-
tween" Ettor answered. .'If you
won't let me qualify won't an
swer.''
And didn't you say. when we
refuse 10 work for their benefit they
send their police. their facmcn and
their soldierx?'"
Yes" Ettor answered.
And then didn't you say. this
fire OF the working class. u rebellion
such Az we have her. never can be
quenched by firemen's hose: like
Banqu"'s Ghost. II will not down
and 1t can not be pu, down and Il
can not he put down by policemen
clubs or soldiers bayoncts?'
II did"
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-14
MUNICIPAL THEATRE
PLAN OF GATE CITY

Ration. the gate city OF the new
state OF New Mexico. plans the erec-
tlon OF n municipal theatcr. Since
the destruction OF the old Coliseum
theater by fire several months ago.
u modern playhouse has been need
ed and tine ideas OF the people OF that
cntcrprising town have taken the
form OF thcater that will he manag-
ed under the supervision OF the city.
Yesterday DR.. J. j. Shuler. mayor OF
Ration. John Majors. T.. Is. Humph-
roys and T. +. Peters. members OF
the city council visited Trinidad and
while here inspected the West opera
house which IL being conducted un-
der lease by r. +. Ollie. formerly OF
Ration,
The plan Is to build the theater
after the Denver auditorium. incor-
porating many OF the beautiful and
convenient features OF the West. the
best road shows will be booked with
the idea OF making the new play
house the largest and best In New
Mexico. The proposed municipal
theater IL to be built within the next
twelve months.
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-14
PUINoTER RESTORES LIFE
AFTER PULSE HAD STOPPED

Washington. NOV. l1.-Altnough
his pulse virtually had stopped. Wer-
ner l.. Hoffman was drawn back
from the brink OF the grave by use
of the pulmoter and today physicians
In local hospital believe he will
live.
Hoffman. a former member Of the
Marine Corps and with an enviablc
service record In China and the
PHILIPPINES, has been III for some
time because OF fever contracted In
the Orient. Despondent. he is said
to have taken fifteen grains OF n
virulent poison. When rushed in an
Automobile to the hospital he appar-
emily was dead. Artificial respira-
tion by utilization OF the pulmotor
was restored with apparent success.
Physicians regard the case as re-
markablc.
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-14
FINDS $l7s PEARL
IN HOTEL OYSTER

Chicago. Nov. i+.-"Possession is
nine points OF the law. and the buy
er In entitled to all contents OF a
package purchased" was decision
given by +. J. Stevens. manager OF
Hotel La Sale. In handing to Mrs.
&c. F.. Kennedy OF 1855 East Sixty
First street n pure white pearl she
found in some oysters while dining
In the hotel.
She went TO the hotel for lunch
con with her husband. nm ndvcrtis-
Ing manager. and the pearl was found
In the second oyster taken.
George Wolff. assistant manager
OF the hotel held that the pearl be-
longed TO the hotel. while Mrs. Ken
nedy claimed that rs her husband
had bought the oyster containing the
pearl she was entitled to II.
The pearl was said to he worth
i3l75.OS, by a jcwclsr who was sent
to estimate Its worth.
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-14
EXPRESS OFFICE ROBBED

Lake Charles. La. Nov. 1.-THE
Wells Fargo Express compnny's Of
fI., here was robbed OF n package OF
currency that is said to have con-
tirucd $4,000 earl today. Thorn
ton Chcvis. night express clerk. who
reported the robbery. has been ar
rested.
According to Chevis' statement. he
left the office in the Southern Pa
cific depot to meet the eastbound
midnight train. He locked the safe
and the front office door. When no
returned ten minutes later. he said.
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-14
McLUNa QUITS CABINET

Washington. Nov. lt.-Announce-
ment OF the resignation OF Lee Ne
Clung. ms treasurer OF the United
States, was made by President Taft
today. McClung rendered his rcsiH-
nation to the President at n confer
encs at the executive mansion today
and its acceptance was later an
nounced by the President from the
executive office with the cxplana-
tion that Mr.. McClung resigned vol
unfairly.
\ II is believed that Carmi Thomp-
ton. now private secretary to the
President. will succeed him.
The Treasurer declined to discuss
his retirement any way today but II
was rumorcd that his resignation
came rs the result Of continued fric-
ton with Secretary Mcvea9h.
The resignation o, Mr. McClung
means that the money and securities
for which tho treasurer Is respon-
siblc must be actually counted and
rcceipted for. this will be tho great.
est single financial transaction In tho
history OF the world. When McClunS
assumed the duties Of treasurer he
gave receipt to his predecessor for
3l.e60.13f.9i6.ss :.3.
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-14
J0HNsON's B0NDsNAN IS
JAILED FOR CONTEMPT

Chicago. Nov. li.-Albcrt c.
Jones. a real cstnt. dealer. who
cisned $4,000 bonds for Jack John
son In an attempt to obtain the ne
gro puHilist's release from jail. was
today sentenced to one year in jail
for contempt Of court by Federal
Judge I.andis.
Jones. II wa; charged. scheduled
property which he had decided to his
wife. Judge Iandis declared Jones
had "wilfully and maliciously lied
under oath In court In relation to his
odwncrship OF the property"
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-14
NEW AMBASSADOR
TO JAPAN Is NAMED

Washington. Nov. lt.-i.ars An
derson OF Washington. now min!s'er
to Belgium. has been named as am
bassador to1Japan to succeed Charles
Page Bryan. whose resignation was
announced few days ago. Through
the japanese embassy II was learned
today that Mr.. Anderson would be
satisfactory to Japan.
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-14
PERJURY SUIT, GROWING OUT
OF LORIAER CASE, DROPPED

torncy Wayman today non-suited the
ease against State Representative
Robert T.. Wilson OF Chicago. who's.
trial on charges OF perjury was
scheduled to start today. This case
was said TO be the last OF the Grim
inal matters CROWN. out OF the clcc-
ton to the United States senate OF
VIM. Lorimer.
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-14

he discovered that q door on tho
west side OF the building. against
which number Of express packages
had been piled. was ajar. He found
the safe still locked but package
OF money which he had placed there-
In was missing.
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-14
DEMOCRATS LEAD IN
WASHINGTON RACE

Seattle. Wn.. Nov. 1|.-WIth on
ly eight small pr-tcihets to hear
fro mthe plurality OF Lister demo-
crap over Hay (Repubi!cam for
governor was i7:. I, was stated to-
day that six OF the missing precincts
gave Hay \ plurality OF go and that
the other two had Ut 80 registered
voters all told
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-14
TEXAS BANK ROBBED

Merit. Texas. Nov. l4.-Three
bandits stole $4,000 from tho First
National Bank OF Merit early today.
then escaped In an automobile. Thcy
got into the banks vault by the use
OF nItroRlycerine.
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-14

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25c at all stores.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-01-08
Grifnth,. 20 Greatest.
Harry Wolverton, Yank Manager
Has Had Varied Baseball Career
During His Experiences He Gained Reputation of BEING
Prize Jumper-From Club To Club.

baseball
varied he has had much both as player and
for Kenyon college at Gambler Ohio in 1885 In his JUNIOR year
pitched for Dubuque under Joe ca1lon was his ambition to an
the third and Columbus Immediately recalled him
third bsemen in he National league He was traded
the
RI n leagues
He
him
overton
third place
Yankee
his
the Athletics,
predict
he make
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-01-08
GILMORE CLAIMS FEATHER
TITLE FOR JACK WHITE
Asserts That Attell Has Never
Defended 1t and Cancelled
Sunday Go With Protege.

CHICAGO, Jan. S.-Asserting that
Abe Attell has never defended his
title. Fred Gilmore today claimed for
his Chicago protege, Jack White, the
featherweight championship OF the
world. Gilmore made his claim FOL
lowing the cancellation or the White
Attell match, scheduled for New Or
leans, next Sunday.
According TO Gilmore IL was agreed
that the men weigh 122 at 10 a. IN. on
the day OF the fight Then Atteil
switched TO 1872 ringside, and Satur-
day Abe announced White should have
TO make l22 ringside. while he him
self fought Al catch weight. To TINS
Gilmore would not agree.
'Attell crawled out OF the New Or
leans fight" said Gilmore today I'm
der the terms he dictated. he would
be champion forever, and he has
never defended his title over the long
route. White is the real champion
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-01-08

The Toronto Argonauts are not sat
isied with their defeat At the hands OF
the Detroit hockey seven by the score
OF 5-3 at the Arena Saturday night
Not that they do not admit that they
were outplayed in fast, clean hockey,
but they think that with more practice
and conditioning and with Capt. Muir
ply In the lineup they can cop from
the Arena seven.
Every Saturday In the season until
near the close Is flled by o. II. A
games, but Manager Darlington, Of the
Argos, announced before returning TO
Toronto, that he would try TO SHIFT ono
OF the Saturday games so that the
Argos could come back here and
avenge their defeat.
The Toronto OUTFIT had CHEEKY
word for the patrons OF the American
brand Of hockey when they oonfided
that tho Arena seven puts up q con-
test Just as fast just as skilfur and
just as clean a. the best Of the Can
adian sevens.
Manager Darlington commended
Manager Brown, Of the Arena in stick
ing closely to amateur hockey. He
said that whore there was both pro-