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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-04-23
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SNs6bs ~ ObT"fSN% N'SS~H ~
ben5apn uopifleOe Baitor 4rboe
5osmusien en- Aiten iOr fort lio
ftoen lit Spn pua Den folfetirfe-
lige 3roesbetenoelle.
@ennem en- btitoriif ~llnOerlegel.
e mente Breiten at funne poaDiie,
at 3roeSbefeuoel'en bDerten par lor.
umleret al aritus eaer al 4poit.
Ierne, og at Oens SIitorie iioen oenS
uihre 0prin0elie baoOe oRret en-
long Haffe 9@nOrtnger, Der efter-
boon0en par giorte al ben oiIciplI-
uereoe Rirte.
8or 3roesbetenoelie meo oens
uOelaoelie nj OaotOs Seo" og
oens SilfsieIie al oSomfrufsoslen"
par iormet onrtrent 800 aor efter
arrtls / Sp0franfrig, og oi an.
oeuote ben MI iom EN- R9tfeS psrgs.
moal til ippoe 9Grn.
5mi6lertio burOe ri fait5oIoe gu.
Tiers arao ON 6ormIernes gloiti.
cItet. 0odben par intet Saligbeos-
Diltaor = eaer iom BouIus iagoe:
v8i Ter life poo oct Snnlige. men
poa BET l1iDnlige."
9ooerne Menneifer fuut6e fife
bOgitapelig goofenoe en- gefen0elie.
bois @run0Iog par set antife Ger
oengbiae0e.
6ore0raget. Der baD0e en- me9et
~HBoerboIoenoe og lipIig 5opm, oaf.
be ifoIge u9erlinife Gioen0e" Ttprft
gifaIo.
5 en- 4rtifeI t oartiteligt 9ag.
bluO" ON Mgoet 6eO0er oet:
Ialeren begpnote meo en- lpn1e.
re, ret ipringenoe o. uiammenbpn.
gen0e. biitoriif lt0reoning a. 6oor.
onr Dor 5oIfefirfes nuoprenoe Be-
ten0elie par bleoen til.
Saleren gif Oerpao Ooer til at
beban0Ie Iroesbefenoefen Stilling
Dor 5olfefirfe. Ter oar efter
5uns Wening en- llflau5eo / Den
aaereoe oeroeo, at oct par ninl-
lomt, ON De Spergsmaal, Der oeo
Ooo6sban0lingen iremi9ttes aTgrp-
item, rettes til Barnet eQer I'll So00es
rem. 8oleren pilOe gan fe Dfit fife
I9gge itor 8eet 9erpoa; tbi 0a Sc.
nus befale0e, at De imaa Born iful-
be bringes til bam, itiaeoe ban IN
gen nbinorenoe" Spsrgsmaal. 81
burOe iige iom Boulus z. aor. /.
Rap: 81 ier fife ben til oct Spn-
Iise. men til BET llipnIige; t6i Oct
Sunliae er tiuleIigt, set tipaIige
euigt. 09ion 2lt6er par fDor oper,
at airfe2fiffe ifuloe og funoe un.
ores.
90 gfifop Gtpuiter i 1889 isgte
at fao alter6ogeu enoret, itrau0eoe
bette paa U1ooitanO ira @ruHotOi-
ginnernes 5tOe; men for o0rigt bar
oct ofte jos stirfens 6srere amer
.enot, At Spergsmaalet ON 1roe5-
~5efen0eIen par ct tirfeligt Spgrgs-
moal. 8aleren pilOe Der iprli9
income 9iifop Olartenien. lei,
'Om Dor LID erlig it6Ote 6olf oeo
Erosbefenoelien bar Dog, at ben
5elt igennem bar greg al at b0ile
pioo 0ltioens 9eroenS6iae0e, uneO-
fureu~ til 1gosriget, uopfaren@ til
6inmeIs; men bette 9er0en56iae0e
er M afloit al 6oreitiqiHgen ON
9hlmmets llenOelig6eo; % mon
aloatte 0a elten BELT iorfaite Iros-
~5efeHoeIien eaer ~foritoa Den aan-
0esig, oens lotrDf maatte, iom Ia
leren iagoe, ninOlemmes / 3eIigio-
mems itore 8iaeObog."
IaIeren gnifeoe life at |paatpinge
aoqen tit Spn; men roar ban bIeD
tatot 5ornngter oiD., uiloe ban for.
pare fig; tbi ct @ienneife maatte
boDe 5ri6eo til at fro, iom ban pill
De. Romerfirfen b9pOeoe FRO iom
en- 2poigbeOsaft; 0en lutberffe Sir.
te baDoe Iteoie bepOet Sro iom ct
perionIigt 8iaiosior5ofo og bet
par berpoo, gpgten mantte leg9es.
Ser mootte ogioa lfelnes melem
at fro bod" od at tro ct.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-04-23
@be Griier

Com 5e0e al Ell ior0elogti9er, Or0nin9 meo 6%orlGggerne ir
hi oS Ston0 til berefer at beregne Iooere grier poa iorifeaige
importere0e 9eger ipeceIt ira 5n0re Misions 6orIag. 6erei-
FER og inotil oioere gPloer f6lgenOe:
&Icocf, 9: llnoer SDOforiet, SGfet so, mob ........... $1.20
aGcocf, D: 9pen peo Seen, SpHet 80, mol. .,......... 30
9aring-@oulo: 9omiio, ir0b. Observation-Disclosures. LOO
9lomberg, g.: 5or 0feoorbeioere gsrnetfrten ID. SIT. so
gu00s, g: 5ortGainger IT,, tr0b. Observation-Disclosures. LOO
0rnge og grenge, 0Gfet 80, in0b MISREPRESENTATION. 30
GORDON, Ger. Is. @: 9roe til bans Softer, SIT go, mob. t.20
@faOien, u. g.: @ennanbuIOOa. 6atet so, mob. anna. f.20
9looien, u. g.: Zen rete, Sefet LOO, mol. .......... LEO
NatbuHls, More: @Giabeb, mob Observation-Disclosures. LOO
Peteren, 2ouri5: @n Brpferues 9ftorie. mob ........ LEO
Eeterien, 9. g.: Son0 er ariter0on, mob. ............ 100
Eiqebern o9 9i9ebsrn, 6pftet 80, mol. ........,...... 80
Sdneaer, 9: 0enoer on 9an6et. Sn6b. .............. t60
listing, So: 6oor9siets Seirs9on9. 5nob. 800
9roens go6e Stio. Sn6b. ;. -. ..........220
aonpen meltn1 Gro og gnntro. SIT. ...... so
5rnnts al asiisi. SIT. DECENTRALIZATION. 80
p" 9ernepoitil. Snob =. -. .,............ go
@ebfer, ). 2 6reien0e snn0beOer. St. ......."...... Is
9an. gntb. gubI. Sonic,
Blair, gebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-04-23

SprnebirlpsOng. ) Slmi 96aa.
neo oil Der Belle bIioe afbolot Ell
9srnebiplpsoa1 / itor StiI; man
bar tioliaere bait Den 9(rt Borne.
6ipIpsoage j 1901 % 1908; / Be
spri9e Aar bar man rsieOeS me0
discriminating / 6uiene.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-04-23
m|7e'-

lutteOe meo nogle 9emertninger
ON Den / gtooember / 5ior foretng.
ne ll0pioeIie al AftiefapitaIen ira
% til 80 DILL. Str. 4aar Selifa.
bet baooe la0et 8ripat6anfen oa
9onosmanObanfen ooerto9e oenne
lt0pi0eIie og fife bop0e tilbuot De
gan1Ie ~2lftionprer De ) Niaioner
M aftier, ioa ifpI0tes BET Senip-
net til SeIita6ets ianoe Snteresie;
BET bar farligt at u6bpoe De npe
aftier, naar Be gomTe aftier fun
ito0 / tt3.
9oa en- Del pngre g~efseaereres
8egne fritiiereoe 0oerretsiaaferer
5r. @irtber BEN formentIige 5orbi.
9aoelie al oe gnmIe 4ftionprer oe0
aopttoIuOpi0eIien
@o0ssier @eterien til 9Oemarf
erflpreOe, at De aamIe aftionprer
itrafs oiI0e booe tegnet belle 9ele6et.
Sldtitsrno0 GiheIieu fan6t, at
ben 5orm, Oppoiitionen bao0e be.
n0ttet, mautte betegnes ion brutal
Do i~orargeIig; 9%eitnrel;en 6ao0e
9ennem Sc forls6ne Z Mar fife Slot
a~foifIet en- iDimlen0e 8pT0. men o.
IA / 0e for 0ompifibsfarten ioo
pan felipe 2ar 6etoIt 9lftionprerne
ct itaoigt itigenoe llobptte. 9eItp-
reIien inn0t 9eiIi9beoen iproeIes
pasien0e til at aaa a. 0a PIT al.
leDeraoes / beoite 0r0en. % buis
mon pnlgtc 9efseaerer grif N1eI.
Ter, iom Oppoiitionen baD0e op.
ItiQet moo geiprefiens Sn0itininq
al 0irettSr Iuren til @eroalg, oil-
De 9eitprelieu opfatte Bette iom ems.
b~etu0enOe meo ct Bis.iai0sDotlm
GefseGererens qo0e @genifa6er
aiortaIt - og inobarsIe til en- NJ
Notwithstanding oa Der neOIpg.
9e line Ntanoater.
Ter blep enitemmigt gioet De.
charge. Iieeiom set peotoges at no.
betale oct ioreilnne6e ll6bntte al 6
p6t
41an ifreo oerpaa til 9eitpreles
oal9et ODerrets agferer Bint5er
on6eioIeoe 9efseaerer 0saers
@alg.
SeO Antemningen genoolgtes
Gireftor Guren meo 74.f08 5tem.
mer. meoens 8efseaerer Reaer fit
$3.50. R%euiiorerne aenOaIgtes.
Sbg6Oron aaual. gcore Sciej.
lingsfOrbolo. Struer, =. 4pril
@oa Overwhelming a Struer Dor
gerlloOaIg af6ol0tes Der / 8ag Fl
nelbe ggt 9t6Oe meo 3eprp %eniaHter
for AmtsraaOene / 5biiteo, Ring-
fjs6ing % 8i6org 9mter, gpran.
oene o9 &nUneuOoalaeae i 9olite-
bro, 9enDig. Sfi0e % Struer iamt
forifenige 2oHoboforeninger % ii.
iferiforeninger for at oreite Qulig.
6e6en al i~or6eore0e 9eieilfngsior or.
9olo i 16pbor6n aanal til @oon
ior 5n0- og llofsriel ira 2imii6ros.
eguene.
Era ole Si0er Dor Der u0elt Ill
illtning til 1onfen, % 0s0et re-
iultereoe / en- 6enpeaoelie til Ne.
gering % Rigs0ag ON At nroeriege
0~luligbeocn Tor en- iaaoan 6orbe.
orinq og lloaifterne pe6 5omme.
n~eoiattes ct Z 0ianos Il0Dalg
til at orbeioe Tor Saaen.
lloooIqet beitaar al aoni1l aieI.
gait i sfioe, aoniul airr I Gent
oia, Geoafter ararup / Strrer,
amtgraoosmeaem 5oo6erg SEMEN
til aloiter @Sae, 5~iifeerportsr
2empig, amtsradOsmel-
lem RefsgaarO ira Ebp os Rpg.
Ter anoffergaoro / 0pfsbing 30.
gOsbnnOlernes 5asmGrfe. "a
en- MpngOe 5orretninger filter
meo Erg0ifatet ngogban0el", bar
De 10 per ! 2anoet e~riiterenoe GENT
menilutninger al rnbatberettigeoe,
fagu00unne0e 8ogbanolere, nem-
Zig Bropins- - Observation-Disclosures
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-04-23
MisiiOnsmpoc.

Om 8uo oil, bIioer Der Risiions.
msoe / Ro8aretb Neniabe0, Coulter,
Ga. ira 3.-5. Moi bDortil enbper
er biertelig oelfommen
u. 6. @eismann.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-04-23
gnnf I Sinnernp.

Snuf I 6innernp. 5 0innertp
err man bleoen imittet al GrempIet
ira 6aoiten og @alten, Der / 9ebet
al Sc ii0ite 9far bar fooet 60er i'm
9anf; nj oil 6innerlip ogiod "a.
be FIN. Ter tegues / Sen gnle6.
Ming aftier blnnot 9eboerne / 9pen
og 0megnen, Oh oo Der olere0e er
tegnet $1,000 Sir. err man 10 u9r
oe0 De 10000 ar.. Ser er Raalet
Zen n0miniitrerenoe 0irefter er
oGereOe u0peaet. Get ifnG I 6efae
JSfan0. u. Ap." ppre en- narbu.
iianif Sagfsrer, Der TANNER ira
Sinnerltpegnen.
S~OriDunoen. Ssren Gbr. Beef
ira Olterbane bar ben IA. Worts
fSren0e til 6nolpiuno efter 9Siff.
Rogle 0age efter bar ban opboIot
iig / 8eoiteo Gro, boor ban forfIo-
reoe, at Soften bar itprtet og 6eo
Goqnen boD6e ban looet bliDe itan.
en6e. SID er bon fet oeo gloIeitrup
5tution, bporfra 6nn er fsrt meo
Sooet 40 Sobro til. Den forinuno.
ne er / 5slge .Sobro 9p. ca. GO
9lor qommef, 60 5ommer bsj oe
Ipinfef, bar boiot 5aor % life
Oberifpg og bar ifsrt @rbeiostej,
TrRifo o. ffoo aoifet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-04-23

Oct fureneOe Gampifibsielifab.
@rneralfpriamlins. asben6aDn, 2.
HprfI. Get foreneoe Dampffibs.
erffab oFbolot I Gag unoer 2eoelle
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-04-23

2OosfalO. 0raaniit 0eO 6ruc
Strife i S|oeuo5org. 9l5ert @olut
er 0attsn ii ,. 2lpril $50, 81 aar
qammel.
8e6nlano 5rit} Rasmu5iea i
Sorte5ing er Den ,. Ipr. 0e0 I
@s6enbaon. 81 2lnr aammel. San
bar i en- 4nrrpffe oreuet en- melet
%6etD0elia MISUNDERSTANDING Der
/ 1900 optages i oct itore loQnno.
ife 9an0elsfirma. iom efter Snm-
meniIltninaen fom til at 6e06e
yCua0e. Rasntsien & Ta6er":
Dan oe0bleo efter SammensIutuin.
gen at opre 9e0er al hollands III.
0eiinaen. Af6e6e par We0lem ar
S%orfsbina 9nrano og Riooer al
0onue6rog.
5uititsraao SIR. 1r. @ar6e
er / 3slqe .9grl. 1i0." 300 SO
5eH5aDn ! en- 4I0er al SO Aar.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-04-23

Sman 8ranOitiftere. Gn Salm.
itaf oeo ~3iifer5uft" ,ige uoenfor
2(ar6us aff Der . 0s. op t Slant.
mer. 0lan IA ct elr Greuge 10
&c 6aiti8t bort % 6a on tiltaIot
Getieat fit opl9s At De 5erte 6iem.
me I aon9soana. 6egaD ban ia
0eruo. Get lpffe0es BAN fort e.
ter at fiu0e De 70 SmnoiDre, Der er
fnnp 7 aar 8onIe; og De tIlitoo,
at De 6ap6e f%oraariaget 9ranoen
De6 at lane 9aal op 40 6alm-
itaffen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-04-23
gOsbanOlernes 5usmGrfe. !

S0gbanOlernes 6agmGrfe. "a
en- Mpngoe 5orretninger filter
meo grg0ifatet ngogbonOeI", bar
oe 10 ber ! Qanoet e~riiterenOe Sem'
menillltninger al rnbatberettigeoe,
faguo0anne0e gogbnnolere, nem-
lig groDins@g ogbonolerioreningen
/ Rgbenbaun, label u6fgre ct gaeo'
lem. og 6agnGrfe, Der altiaa frem-
ti0ig Dil oife 8ubIifum, bOor man
ifal 6erbenoe zig FOR at fna lag.
fpnoige Oplpsnineer ON alt, oeO-
rerenoe iaooel Oonif Tom fremmen
9ogbonoel. Mprfet er nof6rt
ao6ber 7Sorm Of en- itiliferet llgle
me0 grgnne Zine, oe bet bill blipe
onbrngt pna goglooerioerne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-04-23

risse 2 Boyer, der begge er af eget Forlag, egner sg
fortrinhgt til G9ver for Born baade S6ndagsskole OK HEN.
DANISH LUTHERAN PUBLISHING HOUSE.
Blair, Nebraska.
Atlanta Georgian., 1912-06-15

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The evening world., 1912-09-13
MRS. TERRY, MOTHER OF
JACK j0HNS0N'S WIFE,
TO ATTEND FUNERAL
Makes Journey from Brooklyn
to Chicago Believes
Daughter Was Insane.

CHICAGO. Sept. 19.-Mrs. David Terry
of No "a New York avenue, Brooklyn.
came to Chicago to-day TO make ar
rangements for the burial Of Mrs. Eta
Duryea-Johnson. the white wife OF Jack
johnson. the pugilist who shot herself
In her rooms above her husbands cafe
yesterday. In deep mourning and heav-
lily yelled Mrs. Terry arrived, accompan-
led by her daughter. Elaine Terry. They
were met at the station by johnson. who
took them In an auto to his wabash
avenue home, where the body OF Mrs.
Johnson lay, surrounded by negro watch
ers.
~ believe my daughter was insane"
said Mrs. Terry to-day. 'She was in
jured when young. and several times
has shown symptoms of insanity. I am
convinced that brooding over her ostra-
cis;n brought on insanity which prompt
ed her 10 end II all"
Mrs. Terry said she could not say
whether the body of the daughter would
! be buried in the family plot In q Brook
| Ign cemetery.
The funeral services will he held n;
the Johnson waba sh avenue home a,
| II A. NJ Tomorrow
The evening world., 1912-09-13
CAYNOR LACKED PLUCK,
BUT GOT AROUND It"
IN Winning HIS WIFE
Advises Minneapolis Man Who
Wants a Red-Haired One,
but Keeps Secret. /

Mayor Gaynor. in q letter TO Min
neapolis correspondent, said that when
he wanted wife. he hadn't pluck
enough to ask Mrs. Gaynor 20 marry
him. He went about II another way.
he adds, but just doesn't say how he
managed IL.
The Minneapolis man, II. r. Trimmer.
had written asking the Mayor TO pro-
cure for him a wife. and furnishing a
description OF the style OF woman he
desired. She must he red haired. above
any other consideration. wrote Trimmer
and then. as IL playing on his name.
added. she must be trimmer than most
gals I've met in this town"
Mayor Gaynor did not furnish the de-
sired Mrs. Trimmer. Instead, he re-
ferred Mr.. Trimmer TO the home pro-
duct OF gals" writing as follows:
Dear Sir:
There are plenty OF girls who
would fll your description. right out
IN Minneapolis where you live. Just
pluck up courage enough to go right
up to them and tell them that you
want wife. But maybe that would
be too abrupt.
did not 20 about II that way, be-
cause I did not have pluck enough.
and maybe you haven't. But get
around 1t the best you can, and
everything will come out all right.
Sincerely yours.
w. ]. GAYNoR.
The evening world., 1912-09-13
SCORE HURT IN CRASH.

BURLINGTON, VT. Sept. ia score
Of persons were injured. none fatally,
when the New England States Limit
ed" from Boston to Montreal over the
Central Vermont Railroad. crashed into
a shuttle train in the railroad yards
here last night. The shuttle train was
at a standstill and the limited was CO.
Ing slowly. Most of the injuries were
caused by flying glass. The accident
was due to mistake in signals and
delayed traffic two hours. The Injured.
most of whom were on the limited In
ciuded j. a. Halpin. Waterbury. Conn,
face cut. and G. r. Burke. Chicago,
wrist hurt.
The evening world., 1912-09-13
GIBSON IN GOSHEN PRISON,
HELD ON THECHARGE Of MURDER

handed the prisoner a copy NJ the intor-
nation which recites IN detail the story
Of the alleged murder OF Rosa Men
schlk. Gibson folded them and then
stuck the papers In his hip pocket. Il
appreciate all you are doing for me
began Gibson WHEN the Court raised
his hand.
"Nov, Mr.. Gibson" said the Judge.
we come to the place ~ ""'nWl tincnt.
Which do you prefer, Goshen or Middle
town. for the place OF adjournment
examination"
"Mr. Gibson will be committed TO
the Goshen jail, will he not?' inter-
ruptcd the District Attorney. turning
toward tho accused.
"Woll really" said the prisoner. Il
have no choice in the matter. ] wish
10 help matters rs much as can. !
suggest, as you will send me TO Goshen,
that the hearing be held there. II will
be more convenient"
Very well. Mr.. Gibson" announced
the Court II will make the hearing
for Goshen You will be held there
without bail ~ the charge precludes a
bond. You will be allowed to obtain all
the processes necessary"
Your Honor will issue such pro-
rassos =, rnep" ask ed Gibson mildly.
The evening world., 1912-09-13
BODY or MRS. SZABO
TO BE DUG UP AGAIN
FOR IDENTIFICATION.

Arpad A. Krcmer. Attorney for the
stro-iIunsarian Consulate. declared
to-day II would be absolutely impos-
sible for any one 20 prove that the
woman who lost her life in Greenwood
Lake was not the Austrian woman In
whose behalf the Austrian Empire or
dered an investigation.
I'VE have" said Mr.. Kremer. had
the body identified by those who can
establish that she was corresponding
with her relatives in Austria and had
planned to visit them soon after the
date on which the tragedy occurred.
But strong as these proofs are. we
have determined TO clinch them beyond
q scintiila of doubt by a further iden-
tincation. We will seek to have the
body of Mrs. Szabo disinterred again
in order that others may add to the
Identification already made. Among
these will be Franz Menschik. n broth
or OF Mrs. Sabo. who will arrive In
New York on tho Oceanic next weelt.
Then there are Mrs. Albert Stern, with
whom Mrs. Szabo lived at No. 46 West
sixty-fourth street. Mrs. Sarah Brock.
the janitress OF that apartment house.
and George H. and Charles IT. Schu-
mann. half brother OF the William
Schumann. with whom Mrs. Szabo
lived up to the time OF his death last
December. They will also be asked to
view the body and identify Il as tho
viennese Mrs. Szabo. who was buried
by Lawyer Gibson under the name OF
Rosalie Ritter"
A voice over the telephone into the
Austrian Consul-Generars office early
to-day demanded 70 speak with Vice
Consul Ffscherauer. When told that
Dr. Fischerauer was not in the anony-
nous informant said that he had some
very valuable information concerning
Gibson which he thought ought 70 be
In the possession Of the vice-Consul.
Though every effort was made to get
the mans name and address. he refused
to give It. He promised he would 20
to the Consular office and give .he
information. Arped Kremer. legal
counsel for the Consulate, made ar
rangements TO meet the mysterious in.
formant and take his deposition.
The evening world., 1912-09-13
why THE MAYOR CLOSED
C0NEy'S BARS AT I A. NJ.
LET Those Who Cannot Swill
Enough Before That Hour
Stay Away"

IN refusing recently te request OF a
oommittse that he grant all.night u
csnses TO hotels and saloons ON Coney
fsiansd for the Mardi Gras week. Mayor
deyuor did not. in dismissing tho COM
ulttse, explain his reasons as fully o. he
has done In tho letter which he to-day
sent TO . Coney Island drug store
keeper VINO applauded the Mayors att.
tudA.
Dear DR.. Chambers: ] ami clad
that you approve OF my decision not
10 give all-ntght licenses to the places
at Couey Island during the so-called
Nardi Gras. Let those who cannot
Owtn liquor enough by o'clock stay
away from the Mardi Crs'A We do
Dot want any all-night carousings
~ Coney Island. My experience is
that the propretors down there had
better cater to good. decent people.
who DO not want 10 stay up all night.
sincerely yours. w. J. GAYNoR.
The evening world., 1912-09-13
EVERYBODY Who USED GREAT KID.
NEY REMEDY OBTAINED
FINE RESULTS.

At the time commenced using your
Swamp Root I was so bad that had to
give up work. The pains in my back
would be like some sharp instrument
piercing my kidneys and ] could hardly
get out Of a chair without help. finally
resolved to give your Swamp-Root
trial and the results were so fine that
have recommended it to others and II
seems to produce the same beneficial re-
suits with everybody that uses it. am
very thankful to you for your great rem.
edy. Swamp-Root. as know that it will
do all you claim for it.
CHAS. J. SHELDON.
McGraw, N. Y.
Personally appeared before me. this
23rd Of September. 1909. Chas. J.
Sheldon, who subscribed the above
statement and made oath that the same
is true in substance and in fact.
X. &. GLEASON,
Justice OF the Peace.
Ny commission expires May. 1919.
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Letter to
DIR. kilmer a. Co..
Binghamton. y. Y.
Prove hat Swamp-Root Will Do For You

Send to DR.. Kilmer q CO.. Bingham
ton. n. Y. for a sample bottle. 1t will
convince any one. You will also receive
a booklet Of valuable information, telling
all about the kidneys and bladder. When
writing, be sure and mention the New
York Evening World. Regular fifty
and one-dollar size bottles for sale atlall
drug stores.
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shafroth for A. $. senntorship.

DENVER, Sept. 13.-Complete returns
from fifty out of sixty-two counties in
Colorado In the count of Tuesdays
primary election assure the nomination
by the Democratic party OF Gov. John
J.. Shafroth to the long term OF the L.
5. Senate. Edward T. Taylor. incum-
bent. rs one of the two Congressman
at-large. and F. NJ. Ammons as Gov
ernor.
The evening world., 1912-09-13

tongue was compressed against the
palate and that pressed against the wal
OF the gi'let. cutting on the access OF
air by compression OF the neck and
floor OF the mouth from without.
The evening world., 1912-09-13
Hotel Man in CatskiIIs a Suicide.

CATSKILL. N. Y. Sept. 13.-Arthur
Reed. proprietor OF a large summer
hotel At Haines Falls. killed himself
last night by blowing of the top OF
his head with a shot gun. Reed was
Respondent on account OF Ill health.
He was thirty-two years old.
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Proof Of Exagg~rstion.

lfrom thu Houston POsil
II think these stories about the
Strength OF Samson must be exaggerated
whole lot"
why do you think SOP
81 never heard Of his opening a car
v1nloV."
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TELLS OF oisscN's LAST VISIT
TO THE LAKE.

On a Saturday morning. perhaps a
week later. he came to the lake on
the train arriving there at about
9ai A. NJ. said: Mr.. Gibson. I
have heard some strange things
about this matter. They have told
me that Mrs. Rittcr's sister came
over from the other side and found
her fat empty and that the matter
has been reported to the Sixty
eighth street police station and that
you have already drawn considera-
bic OF her money and that they have
held you up on drawing any more
He said: she hasn't any sister
and he took tho train.
In his affidavit DR.. Otto H. Schultz
said:
That on Sept. 10. 1912. performed
an autopsy upon the body Of a woman
lying at Hughes's MCrgue, the Count,
Norgue, at Jersey City. New Jersey
Identified for me a. Rosa Menschil
Szabo, and found the cause OF her dealt
TO he asphyxia by strangulation n
shown by the fact that the base OF tn,