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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1912-09-05
A9FRlRs Bridge Party.

s Ms ]. p ErazieF epterttaallnleed z
AHmbsr ST her friends at a morning
.hrhiks paFEy on Friday last at her
attractive home on Routh George street,
MFs. AraKier's guests were Mesdames.
w. Travers Coa of New York. Brantx
Rosxeil Of Winchester. Wall Mathews
Of baltimore. Forrest A. Brown, Rich
ard w. Alexander. E. e Cooke,
William Campbell, William Neill. Shas.
A. Johnson. Thos. G. Bowling. H. n.
Mccormick. w. F. Alexander. AIDE
lightful luncheon was served.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1912-09-05
Entertained.

Mrs. D. w. Border entertained infor-
mally at . tea ON Tuesday afternoon
from to s, in honor Of her daughter
in-laW Mrs. Ralph Border. MIRA Bor-
der was assisted IN entertaining her
guests by Misses Margaret May Border
Margaret GetzsndAnner. Mildred Dan.
lei. Eliza Perry and Frances Hemphiils
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1912-09-05
DEvoE

our large FalI Stock Of Boys and
childeen's suits has arrived. We are
ready to clothe the boys and yeungi
men for school and college, ming
GE boys here. WIN. KAHN
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1912-09-05

The new Fan hats are here ID thou
sands. We have Die Niftiest shape
Imaginable for yon and just your size.
Kahnss Models. $l.0O, 81. 80, & %. 500
sWN. KAHN
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1912-09-05
Fall q ING.
September IS and ii. 1912.

with tie largest assortment az fan
and winter millinery c0nsisting 81
waking OF street hats, triullae "a hats
for ladies'. misses, children aid little
boys hats. i. N CKIELER
Yslep5Ahs n6itiipg.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1912-09-05

nor later than Tuesday evening
m. Geo. B. Shnull has returned
from = delightful visit to her brother.
M John Murphy At Mount jackson.
Va.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-01-04

miro, uro Sic 8uperiidt, oaB Ct nit
@nt1pidlung ieiner @nergie un0 So
bigfeiten Sen &f nit Sen ncuen
Sdmierigfeiten ar1fnebmuen u,r6 Sen
'5ieg errimgen fam, left in ieinem
SSntrern nno lpornt uno itdrft feline
&raft an.
0as lette Sabr Dat unS @unoer
auf 6em @ebtete ser Sednif gebra9t,
l110 mer meiB, mas 6as neue Sabr nns
bringen miro? Sic @ilienidaft ie6er
@rt fat neue groBe Musitbten croft
net, sic gum Sbeil in 6ielem Sobre iid
oermirfliden un6 0eren iegensreiden
5olgen uniiberiebbar iein meroen.
l1eberau, mo- ser menidlide @ei1t iid
m1bbringe@ fit sic @eni6beit betbd-
ttgte, lit elm frudtbarer Gamen &C.
itrel1t mor0en, lrn6 oieler Samen miro
ii6 entpideln, uno aus 6ieler Cut
pidelung miro @roBes uno 9eilbrtn=
9en0es e1rtlteben. 50 beoeutet, me!ln
man aues in 8etradt 5iebt, Ser
in 6os neue Sabr inn 9eben
zines ie0en Meniden Elm gepaltiges
@oment in ser @eidi9te I'M erer SSH
ienidaftem.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-01-04
3man5ig Sabre 5nrmd. Srau Sobn

9inf, bon Sbenan6oab, @a., ienoet
Sen folgenoen intereiianten 8rief an
Dr. 8eter 6abrnep uno Sobne III Gbi<
cogo: n8itte ididen Sic mir cine ST.
ite Sbres Mlpenfrd11ter. Sd meiB
sidt, Oh i6 Sbnen lie 6ariiber gei&rie-
ben babe, ober i@ fam midi erinnern.
mie Dor %5tpan8ig Sabren SIR Mlpen-
frdrter meinen Bater BON Meuma-
tismus beilte. Ct mar 5eitmeiie mo
natelang bettldgerig, uno sic Mer5te
fonnten nidts fir i'm tb11n. Sd
erinnere midi, 6aB er cine 4ite ST.
p%enfrauter erbielt ur0 gebraudte, 11no
er 1T ME mie6er bonn &beumatismus
geplagt mor6en. @eines @aters Na-
me mar @bas. Ser, @ingtopn, Ba."
Muf 6ieiem @ege perbre;tet iid ser
@ubm zines &eilmittels bon Genera
ton gu Generation. Ser @ebrau6
mdbren6 zines Sabrbun0erts fat Sic
berporragenoen &eilfrafte bon 5or-
mig Mlpenfr6uter bepieien. Seine
Mpotbefer-M eoi3in. Ct miro benz
8ubIifrm 6ireft 6ur9 Spe5tal-Mgen-
ten geIiefert, ,peI1e ert1annt iin6 bon
Sen @igentbiimern, 81. Setter Sabr-
men & Cons &c., 1875 so. $oDne
She, Chicago, 81.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-01-04
pirtbjd)aftliden @rm4gungen zines

lpirtbidaftliden grmdgungen zines
idraufenloien @goismus oictiren oarf,
bielmebr sic nit 1em @igentbum Der
b4noenen, inn Maturgeiet ,u1S g0tt=
lihen @ebot begrunoeten Yflid)ten &C.
g%eniiber ieinen Mrbeitern gu erfiil=
len bat, 0aB beute pielfad> Sic for
rerte 8eadt1tng 6es iogenannten
ffreien Mrbeitspertrags I'M ibreienoen
Wioeripru@ gu SEN S%or6erungen Ser
@eredtigfeit uno 2iebe iteben fam,
oIrfte feinem Mrbeitgeber 5meifelbaft
bleiben, ser sic gn5pflifa 2eo's XIII.
uno sic @eiiungen Eius' x. ituoirt.
ASoffen mir, 6aB sic @elt ser nad-
ten Matiaden uniere fatbolii6en Or
beitgeber immer mebr auf Sen ridti=
gen 8eg 6rangen miro. Gas 3e1gniB,
meldeS Elm gutter &enner Ser mooer=
nen MISUNDERSTANDING, 81. @r=
bars 4eBler, in ieiner Shrift iber sic
MISUNDERSTANDING (Sdriften 0es
Bereins fir 5o3ialpolitif, 86. 1874,
2eip5ig), sen Mrbettgebern ausgeitent
III oieier @offnnng nidt ungiinitig.
st min ndmli6 gefunoen baben. 6aB
6er u8%elebrbaren un6 8erlonliden in
oen MISUNDERSTANDING mebr iiq1o
alg Ser ltnbelebrbaren u1to S9arf=
mad5er."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-01-04
zmrtter Thrtl.
Memiabrsbpmne.

SIM @cbopB Ser Mitternddt 9eboren,
Moriu 6as &ino belpubtlos lag.
@rfpacbt, gum 2ebeu ieet erforen,
9as Sabr am er1ten @lodenidlag.
.Mn 1einer @ieg' ein @ngel ittet,
Son be11eu 1trablenb' Mn1ie6t
2meifuder @lau5 beS 9immels bllbet
2ier M%benbrotb, bort @orgenltdt.
Du &ndblein, iiinglter iebt Ser @0Dne,
Sic uniere Muttsr 3sit sebar,
Sen beiner unl9ulosbouen 5d0ne
Gel mir gegriiBt. bu iunges Sabrl
5dpn mandes 1ab t6 aus Der Mlcge
@enommen, uno in's @rab gelegt,
9amit ans 2ibt Elm anbres itiege,
Das fife @offnung neu erregt.
8 1eli91tes Ser 3eitentinber.
@enn pas @e16id bas Mmt Sir leibt,
2u fem ser rnte @arbenbinoer,
Sic andre ppr sir ausgs1treutl
90 ,piinih if Sir bpm @immel beller
Sen belten 5pnnen1dein, Ser frommt,
@aB in Sic groBe @0lferibeuer
Ser @ei5eu reif nnb trodeu tpn111lt.
60 miilu1h' id, baB cin 11elle5 1eben
Ser alten @rDe Marf plrdor1ngtt,
SAX ol,s bes ndd]iten @erbltes Neben
Inns golDnes Sell eutgegen 1pr1119t;
9nf BEL bes SSubres 8rot uno Me1ne
Eref inter offnem 9i1nmel5laal
SIZE Men1hbeit feiert i'm Gere1ne
9us grobe 8r1peraberpmaDl.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-01-04
Nus Der 8mnoeSbamp
itaot.

Gin lebr befannter @albingtoner
&orreiponoent, melder niht aQein
Sen 6emofratiiGen 6iibrern I'M Mb+
georonetenbauie iebr maize itebt, ion=
6ern au6 Elm bobes Mmt int &apitol
beflei0et, bat cine @nt6edung ge=
'madt> melde in 8e5ug gu Ser 8oa=
5one 3 6rage BON Ser allergroBten
@t6tigfeit lit. 8efanntli6 fat Hrd-
iioent &aft mieoerum ~&ebrt" gee
madt. Seine eigene Sarif-@ommii-
iion Fat linn geiaet, SOB sic @ou-
5oae gu bod iino un5 1arouf baiierte
er feline munoerbore 8otidaft an sen
&ongreB. Die regularen ober 9aft
@epublifaner arbeiten nun einen &C.
lebent1purf aus, Incident Ser 8eridt
ser Suftiden G~ariffommiiiion uls
8aiis oienen ion. @ueroiass be6eu-
tet 0ieie Sin gemiiiermaBen aud Ell
ne &epiiion nod vunten" aber III
Ser 8orlage mir6 oas alte un0 mobl
5iemli& ou%sgeipielte rep1blifantide
8rin3ip 6es 5dub5oGes ni6t aus
om Muge gelolien mer0en. Gage
gen meroen sic @on5one in ser Gor=
loge sic bon Sen 0emofraten int Mb=
geor6netenbaus eingerei@t ano paiiirt
meroen miro, MIR Sen ginfiinften ser
&egierung angemeiien msroen. 9aS
f6emofratiide Brin5ip zines Sarifs
|fur Mebenue allein, miro sic 8aiis
Ser 1emofratii9en Borlage fem.
8enn aua &err @tqiam Servings
8rpan, ourd feline nod iibrig geblie=
benen Mnbdnger, i'm &auie Sen Ser
iu6 MADDEN miro, SEN 3on auf &ob=
molle gan5 o%b5ulduffe1t, 10 fann idon
iebt beitimmt geiagt mer6en, 6oB oaS
9rbgeor5netenbaus Sic S6een ieines
Counties fir Mittel uno @ege aceep-
tieren tpiro u1o 6ieie S6een iino nidt
Sic S0een oes &errn 8rpor. Da MIN
ober sic republifaniiden Sniurgen=
ten I'M 5enot 6as en%tideioen6e @ort
gu iogen baben, 10 miro es bon if
men abbGngen, 1pas fir cine Sin 6em
8raiioenten unterbreitet meroen miro
@rfldren ii@ sic Sni urgenten gu
@un1te11 6es S6nb3on Hrtn5ips,
10 mer6ert sic 9emofraten nadgeben
nuiiiIen ODER olles bIeibt beim Mltem.
Se6o9 nod allem, mas ser Sniurgen=
tenfiibrer Ga 6ouette, mas @umminS,
mas 8riitop uno an6ere Mbtriirnige
geIagt boben, mer6en sic Sniurgen<
ten, mie in ser Spe5ialiibung, nit Ben
Demofraten Elm @ompromiB abi6lie=
Zen, r1n6 @err Saft miro ae5mungen
mer6en, 1ieies &ompromiB GIT inter
id)reiben ODER fi9 nod einmal 6ar@
elm 8eto laderli6 menn ni6t mort
briidig, 5u MAIDEN.
tSssn ieiner 8otidoft beiprad Ser
HrGitoent I%berbanpt MIR 6te @ol=
50ne, nidt ober sic 3one luf tpoaene
8aaren. @dtte er Sic in Ser Spe5ial=
slitung I'M 1ebten Sriibiabr ongenons
meme nn6erpooo=2a 6olette 8iM ri9t
NIT ieinem @eto belegt, 10 bdtte oaS
Self in 6ieiem @inter binige marme
@lei6er, Defen II. I. M. Dur9 Sag
@eto 6es &errn Saft aber lit Bog Bolf
ge5pungen, Sen bon Dem Napre.al.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-01-04
Canada wiro i'd be-
iinmen.

Mls 6as 8ablreiultat fir 0as fa=
na0iide &arlament Dor Elm paar Mo=
naten befannt ml1r5e, nabm man als
beitimmt an, 0aB ooslelbe Die 8ertpei.
flung oes &e5ipro5itdts = Mbfommens
NIT Sen Gereinigten Staaten be6eute.
Mber Sic Sa6e lit nod in Ser Sdme-
be, 10 lange sic Ser. Staaten ibren
eigenen 8el6luB nidt al1s6rudlid
%rMdgangig nnden 1tno es fins quite
MuSii9ten, 6oB, penr1 nidt i9or unter
Ser neuen, f%onierpatipen @egierung,
Die &e5ipro5itat bel einem in nidyt fer
ner 3eit mie6er gu ermarten6en Bar.
teipediel gu @bren fommen meroe.
}0ie iebt sic Oppoiition im l1nterEauie
%biloen1en 2iberalen unter Sir 8il=
kfrie0 2aurier, DEM ebem1lgen Yre-
mrer, mer6en Sen &f ,:no Die gr.
0rterung ser 6rage Dor oem Eubli-
fun fortieben 2aurier uro feline @n=
banger baben Sic l1eber5euguna ge=
ponnen, 6aB sic &onierpatipe11 ibren
Sieg ser 8oripiegelu1g falider 3bat-
laden uno ser ginididterung Ser
!5timmgeber tamentli9 ol1r6 bo3 gl11=
encouragement peroanfeu, Sn ser
naditen Seliion 5es canaSiide Norla=
ments miro cine al1f Neueintbeilu11g
ser Experimentation be5iigli@e BiG on
genommen meroe11, tpoburh sic 3abl
Ser 8ertreter ser meitliden Hropi115en
inn nnterbauie I'M 5man5ig o6er mebr
bergroBert per0en miro. Sic 2ihera<
len rednen nit 8eitimmt5eit oorm1f,
6oB in 6en in einem o6er III 3mei Sab=
rem itattfin6enben @eupablen &eci=
procitdt iiegrei6 iein miro. Sc bor-
self it6 fir 2aurier uno feline Mabdn-
ger oarlm, cine reeipro5itdtsfeinolidye
MaioritGt bon $4,000 Stimmen aus
51tpiiden, tpas nod ibrer Mniidt nidt
Ito i9aper balten fam.
Die gegen1pdrtige @eeieilng u1tter
Hremier 8or6en fiiblt iih 01rrd bie
Bldne inns sic Mgitatior ser 2i6eralen
nidt menig beunrnbigt. Dean lie
fennt sic Stdrfe ser @egner oocr if
rer Sade un6 empfinoet TIRE eigene
S6md@e. Monhe Mnbdnger 8or6ens
iin6 infolge 5ehen ser Mniidt> es mir
Sc iebr 5medmabig fem, muroe er Ste
c%ipro5ttdt, nad}6em ser nit Sen Ser.
Staaten pereinbarte Bertrag bieQei6t
etmas mooifi5irt mor6en, 5u leiner
[eigenen Sa9e madden un6 ;eine Har=
tel; sic Sem erpatipen, uber5e1gen, SAB
aus Sem @egeaieitigfeit 3abfnr men
Sem 2an0e feline @efabren, ion6ern
fommer5iene inns in5uitrieI1e @o1tbei<
lie bon GROCER Sragmette ertpad}ien.
gs iin6 idon mandmal bon 2iberolen
ausgebenoe MaBnabmen 0ur6 &on=
ierbatipe 6urdweiebt mor0en. ltno
obne 3meifel miro &err 8or0en iiber
fur5 o6er lang sic l1eber5eltgl1aa ge-
tpinnen, fails lie iid linn ni6t idon
aufgeordngt fat, SoB erae-.e l,no lt1=
beidrGnfte @anoelsbe5iebungen 5mi=
id)en Canada u10 SEN Scr. Staaten
cine Motbmen6tgfeit fins.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-01-04
1919 bat ieinen Gin5m9
8ebaltem.

Mit Sang un6 Slang bat SOS 1e1e
SSabr ieinen gin5ug gebalten. Ser
Neuiabrstag bilbet fir Sic geiittete
Meni9beit ei1en Marftitein. 9as al
te Sabr nit ieinen 6reu0en uno Ser
eniigungen, NIT ieinen Sralteritunoen
la;a Motb lnb ieinem Glenb lit pers
gangen, uno mir baben nur sic Soft
nang nit in oas ne11e Sabr iibernom=
men, 6eiien Berlauf MIR nod nidt
ferne1t, SOS uns niele Sreu0en, aber
au9 Summer un0 Notb bringen fa1111.
8ir iteben am Ne1iabrstage erit an
ser sdme1e elmer 1re11er 3eit un6
idauen nit 3Iperiidt in Sic reae gu
funft, melde aDe l1ni ere 8lane ber=
mirfliden, aber oud 5eritoren fam.
ln6 tpenn Ser Meni@ in ieinem Be-
bensbu9 cine frtide Seite beginnt, 10
5iebt er 9emobnli6 6as 6a5it ieines
%bisberigen 2ebens un6 blidt 5uriid in
sic @ergangenbeit, Inn 5u ergriin6en,
mel6e l1riad)e i'm borpdrtS gebroGt
o6er einen Stri6 6ur@ feine 8lane
gemadt bat. l1n6 bei ei1er iolden
&iidi6ou fann man gar Dieles lernen
1ttt6 erfer1nen. Man itebt sen bergan=
genen @reigmiiien ieines 2ebens nidt
mebr 10 NAB gegeniiber unS fam So
Der nit mebr @egenitan6lidfeit a!s
friber un0 5aber aud nit flareren
u116 iddrferen &tgen Sic &eibe ser
midtigen @reigniiie 6urd6ringe1 un6
6as geiammelte @rgebniB auf Sic
SoI0oleite 6es nea1en 2ebensblattes
nieoerldreiben. limo mag nun Sos
alte Sabr giinitig o0er lngiinitig fir
SEN ginaelnet getpeien iein, einen @e=
mimi bot es ibm unbe6ingt gebrabt,
nanli6 6os Sal6o, 6as an eriter
stene ouf ser nel1en @eite gu iteben
fonmt un6 6ur6 6as ga,13e gegen=
tpGrtige sSabr einem Dor Mugen itebt.
1as 2eben entbGlt cine nnmenge
bon @6tbieln, 6eren 2oiung IN Ser
8mfunH liegt. MQein mena man oie
nriadle an umierer 6ebli6lage er=
grunoet rn6 oos Sun6ament aaec unz
ierer gliidlifen l1nternebmungen er=
foridt Fat, 10 miro man gu benz Be-
muBtiein gelangen, oab man orr@ Die
10 lauer ertporbene grfenntniB uno
@rfobrung gu guterlebt einen erfolg
errungen bat, ser int neren Ssabr 0as
mie6er gut MAIDEN fam, mas i'm alten
berIoren cling. Dur& sic Grfabrnng
un6 ertporberre @ei6afts= nn6 2ebens=
flugbeit iin6 sic @atbiel 6es often
Sobres geloit, un6 6ieie 20iu1gen Bill
SEN cine enorme Stite, menr 1nel1e
1dmere 'Sragen on uns h%erantreten
un6 sic 6rau Gorge nit ibrer reuben
@an6 Ing &ous tritt. Ser @euiabrs=
tag lit ober AUDI ein Sag ser Sreu6e.
@ie Elm idmerer Mlp gleitet bas alte
Scsabr bon nns, 6as S6mereroul6ete
un6 Grtrageme 5iebt nit Inn in Sic
@ergangenbeit, un6 nur sic frobe
@offnung ur6 fife 3uberiiM erful-
len sic 8ruit oes Meni9en. Die Sreu=
Sc, ooB linn Elm 1rel,es Sabr gegeben
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6eite 9 biz Ii.

bridtIarif beginitigten 9rult iabs,
lib tpeitere 100 MiQione11 in @e<
italt elmer Sl1bii6ie gu 5ablen. Ser
8eridt ser 5aftiden Sarif-@ommii-
iion entbGlt abiollt ni9ts, mas 6em
@omite fir Mittel un6 @ege 11idt
befannt gemeie EN- mare. @oa5oae uno
3one auf poQene @aaren iino 3mei
gang peri6ie0ene Dinge. @e0er Ser
8eridt nod Die 8otiduft geben 11ns
@l1stunft mber Sen INTERRUPTED in SEN
Soften Ser 8roouftion bon Su6 nn6
anoeren mollenen @aaren bier un5
i'm Muslan6e.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-04-17

SLATER, MISS Fl. N.
STANTON, WARD.
SINKKONEN, ANNA, (probably
rescued.)
T
TooMEY, ELLEN.
TURPIN, WILLIAM J.
TURPIN, MRS. DOROTHY.
TURNER, JOHN H.
TURNER, MRS.
TURNER, GEORGE.
TRoUPEANsKY, MOSES AARON.
TREvAN, MRS. A.
TRANT, MRS. JESSE.
TROUTT, MISS e.
TROUT MISS CECILIA.
Y
VEALE, JAMES.
Won DRASCHSTEDT. BARON.
w
wALCROFT, MISS.
WILHELM, CHARLES.
WATSON, EMESS.
WILKINSON, MISS ADA G.
WARE, WILLIAM G.
WEIsz. LEOPOLD, (probably RES
cued.)
WHEATON,. EDWARD.
WARE. JOHN JAMES.
WARE, MRS.
WEST, E. ARTHUR.
WHEELER, EDWIN.
wERMAN. SAMUEL.
Y
YRoIs. MISS H.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-04-17

SMART, JOHN NJ.
SMITH, j. CLINCH.
SMITH, r. w.
STAEHLIN. MAX 6probably res
cued).
STEMMEL. MIR. and MRS. C. E. H.
(%probably rescued).
STEWART, A. A. (may be among
~rescued).
SMITH, L. P.
SCHABBR, MRS. PAUL
THORNE, MIR. and MRS. G.. Cwom-
an probably rescued).
TAUSSIG, MRS. EMIL.
u
URuCHURTU. NJ. X.
w
WALKER. w. ANDERSON.
WARREN, MR.. and MRS. +. NJ.
woman probably rescued).
WHITE, PERCIVAL A.
WHITE, RICHARD f.
WIEDNER, GEORGE d. and man
servant.
WIEDNER, HARRY.
WOOD, MR.. and MRS. FRANK p.
(woman may be ~rescued).
WYCKOFF, VAN DER HOF.
WEIR, j.
WICK, NH. and MRS. GEORGE d.
WILLARD. MISS CONSTANCE.
WILLIAMS, DUANE.
WRIGHT, GEORGE.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-04-17
Passengers in First
Cabin Believed Lost

NEW YORK. April 17.-By striking
from the Titanic's sailing list of first
cabin passengers the names Of those
reported rescued a reasonable authori-
tative list Of those who are believed to
have persisted remains. This plan has
been followed IN compiling the names
of probable dead printed below:
A
AUBERT, MRS. N, and maid, may
be Mrs. Abbott" among survivors.
ALLISON, Fl. J.
ALLISON, MRS. and maid.
ALLISON. MISS.
! ANDREWS, THOMAS.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-04-17

LORING. J. II.
LTNGREY. EDWARD.
NJ
MAqUIRE. j.. e.
MARVIN, D. ".
M'CAFFRY, T.
M'CAFFRY, T., JR.
M'CARTY, TIMOTHY. JR.
M'COUGH, MRS. j. r.
MIDDLETON. Hon. j. CONNBN.
MILLETT, FRANK y.
MINAHAN, DIR.
M'GOACH, j. Il.
MEYER, MIR. AND MRS. EDGAR L.
MOLSON,'H. MARYLAND.
MOORE, CLARENCE, and man SER
want.
MOCK, PHILLIP E.
MATSCH, CHARLES.
NEWELL. MISS MADELINE (may
be among s~urVivors).
NICHOLSON. A. C.
@
OWES, S.
oRNOUT, ALFRED, 7. may be
among rescued.
P
PARTNER. NJ. AUSTIN,
PAYNE, V.
POND, MISS FLORENCE L. and
maid.
PORTER. WALTER CHAMBER
LAIN.
POTTER, MRS. THOMAS, JR.,
(~probably rescued).
PUFFER, C. c.
PARR. NJ. Fl. w.
BEARS, Mr.. and MRS. THOMAS.
PENASCO, MR.. and MRS. VICTOR
and maid.
PENCHEN, MAJOR ARTHUR,
%(probably reseued).
REUCHLIN, JONKHEER, j. G.
ROBERT, MRS. ELIZABETH WAT
SON end maid.
ROEBLIN, COLONEL and MRS.
WASHINGTON A, I'D.
ROOD, HUGH r.
ROES, j. HUGO.
RHEIMS, GEORGE (probably res
cued).
ROWE, ARTHUR.
RYERSoN, MRS ARTHUR and
maid.
RYERSON ttwo) MISSES and MAS
TER Gall probably r%escued).
S
SHUTES, MISS e. W. qrobably
rescued).
SILVEY,1 MIR. and MRS. WILLIAM
b. woman probably rescued).
SPEDDEN. MASTER r. DOUGLAS
and nurse ~(probably %rescued).
STEAD, w, II.
STEHLI, MR.. and MRS. MAX
FROLISHER.
STRAus, IsIDoR, and man SER
vant.
sTRAUs. MRS. 1SIDOR. and man
servant.
SUTTON. FREDERICK.
SALOMON, MRS. \. L. (probably
rescued).
SEWARD. FREDERICK *.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-04-17
I'd Cabin Passengers
Reported as Rescued

The list of survivors among the IT,
tanic's second-class passengers now on
the Carpathia, transmitted by wireless
to the White Star line, contains the
names that follow:
A
ANGLE, WILLIAM (~probably Mrs).
ABELSoN, MRS. HANNA (probably
Samson Abelson),
B
BALLO. MRS. ADA e.
BUSS, MISS KATE.
BECKER, MRS. A. c., and three
children.
BEANIE. EDWARD.
BEANIE (BEALE). MRS ETHEL.
MISS ESTELE.
BROWN, MIR. (%probably Mrs.).
BROWN, MISS, (probably NIL
dred.')
BENTHAN, LILLIAN w.
BYSTRON, KAROLINF.
BEIGHT, -
CLARK. MRS. ADA.
CAMERON. MISS.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-04-17
I'd Cabin Passengers
Believed to Be Lost

A list of the second-class passengers
carried by the Titanic is given below.
The names of those reported. among
h rescued a been struck from the
list, leaving the names of those unac-
counted for or dead. Many names OF
the rescued have doubtless been mis-
spelled and otherwise made to appear
different in the haste of wireless trans
mission. 1t is, therefore, probable that
some of those counted among the miss
ing will be numbered with the rescued
when the Carpathia arrives with the
survivors.
A
ASHBY, JOHN.
ALDWORTH, c.
ANDREW. EDGAR.
ADELMAN, FRANZ.
ADELMAN, MISS LILA.
ANGLE, MRS. (probably rescued).
ABELSON, SAMSON probably res
cued).
ANDREW, FRANK.
BYLES. REV. THOMAS.
BEAUcHAMP, II. j.
BEESLEY, LAWRENCE.
BATEMAN, ROBERT j,
BUTLER. REGINALD.
BOTSFORD. HULL.
BOWENEER, SOLOMON.
BERRIMAN, WILLIAM.
BEACKEN, JAMES II.
BROWN, MRS. probably rescued).
BANFIEBD, FRED.
BAILEY, PERCY.
CAMBRIDGE, CHARLES r.
CLARKE, CHARLES.
COREY. MRS.
CARTER. REV ERNEST.
COLEBRIDGEs REGINALD
CHAPMAN. CHARLES.
CUNNINGHAM, ALE.
CAMPBELL, WILLIAM.
COLLYER, HARVEY.
CORBET'T. MRS. IRENE.
CHAPMAN. JOHN r. Cor H..
CHAPMAN. MRS. ELIZABETH
COLANDER, ERIE.
COTTERILL HARRY.
CLARKE, e.
D
DEACON, PERCY.
DAVIS CHARLES.
DEBBEN. WILLIAM.
DE BRITS. JOSE.
DALCROFT, MISS NELLIE.
DANBORN, HERBERT.
DREW, JAMES.
DREW, MASTER MARSHALL.
DAVID, MASTER JOHN W. (prob-
ably rescued).
DEL VARLO. MRS.
E
EITEMILLER, G. f.
ENANDER, INGVAR.
FROST. A.
FYNNERY. MIR.
FAUNTHORPE. HARRY.
FILLBROOK. CHARLES.
FUNK. ANNIE.
FAHLSTROM, AME.
FOX. STANLEY N.
GREENBBRG. SAMUEL
GILES, RALPH.
GASKELL, ALFRED.
GILLESPIE, WILLIAM.
GILBERT, WILLIAM.
GALL, HARRY.
GALL, s..
GILL, JOHN.
GILES, EDGAR.
GILES, FRED.
GALE, HARRY.
GALE, PHADRUCH.
CARNEY, LAWRENCE.
HICKMAN, LEONARD.
HICKMAN, LEWIS.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-04-17
Health
And Success

are such intimate relations that no
one can be expected to be well
acquainted with success who does
not keep good hold on health.
Most serious sicknesses start in
minor troubles of the digestive
organs. Thousands know by
actual experience that health and
strength and therefore success
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-04-17

HICKMAN, STANLEY.
HOOD, AMBROSE.
HODGES, HENRY P.
HART, BENJAMIN.
HARRIS, WALTER.
HARPER, JOHN.
HARBECK, WILLIAM II.
HOFFMAN,, MR.
HOFFMAN, CHILD.
HOFFMAN, CHILD.
HERMAN, SAMUEL.
HERMAN, MISS KATE.
HERMAN, MISS ALICE.
HOWARD, BENJAMIN.
HOWARD, MRS. ELLEN T.
HART, GEORGE.
HALE, REGINALD.
HAMATAINEN. MRS. ANNA AND
INFANT SON.
HILTUNEN. NJ.
HUNT, GEORGE.
LETT. BERTHA.
JACKSON. MRS. AMY.
JULIET, LUWCHE.
JACOBSON, MR..
JACOBSON, MRS
JACOBSON. SYDNEY
JEFFERY. CLIFFORD.
JEFFERY, ERNEST.
JENKIN, STEPHEN.
JARVIS. JOHN D.
K
kARINES, MRS.
KANTAR. SELMA.
KANTAR, MRS.
KNIGHT, r.
KEANE. DANIEL, (may be rescued.)
KIRKLAND, REV. CHARLES.
KARNES, MRS. F. G.
KEYNALDO. MISS.
KRILLNER, JOSEPH HENNIK.
Alison, ROBERT w. n. Larson.)
LAWRENCE, G..
LAROCHE. JOSEPH.
LAMB, j. j.
LENGAM, JOHN.
LEVI, P. j.
LAHTIMEN. WILLIAM.
LAHTIMEN, MRS.
LAUGH, CHARLES, may be res
M
MUD, THOMAS.
MACK. MARY.
MARSHALL HENRY.
MELLERs, WILLIAM. may be
rescued.)
MAYBERG. FRANK H.
MEYER, AUGUST.
MYLES, THOMAS.
MITCHELL. HENRY.
MATTHEW'S, w. j.
McCANE, PETER. (may be rescued)
MILLING. JACOB.
MANTVILLE JOSEPH.
MARACHARD. NOLL.
MORAWECK. DIR.
MENGIOVACCLI. EMILIO.
McCRA11, ARTHUR G.
McCRIE. JAMES NJ.
McKANE, PETER D.
NESSEN, ISRAEL.
NICHOLS, JOSEPH C.
NORMAN, ROBERT d.
NASSER NICHOLAS. ~(probably res
PHILLIPS. ROBERT, probably
rescued.)
PONESELL, MARTIN.
PAIN. DR.. ALFRED.
PARKES, FRANK.
PENGELLY. FREDERICK.
PERNOT. RENE.
PERUSCHITZ. REV. MR..
PARRISH. MRS. DAVID, probably
rescued.)
PARKER, CLIFFORD.
PULBAuM, FRANK.
R
ROGERS, SETINA.
RENOUF, PETER Fl.
RIDSDALE, MISS LUCY.
ROGERS, HARRY.
REEVES. DAVID.
S
SWORD, HANS *.
Stokes, PHILIP, JR.
SHARP, PERCIVAL.
SEDGWICK. MR..
SMITH. AUGUSTUS.
SWEET, GEORGE.
SJOSTEDT. ERNEST.
SLBMEN, RICHARD j.
SOBERG, HAYDEN.
SLAYTER, MISS H.
IMGED