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The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1912-07-05
TOWN COUNCILS LAST
MEETING IN CHAMBERS,

The regular monthly meeting of
the borough council was held in
their chambers in the city hall for
the last time Tuesday evening, the
quarters now being in course of re-
pair for the government to be used
as a postoffice. Owing to the 4th
falling upon the regular meeting
night, the council went into session
Tuesday night instead.
All members were present, as well
as Burgess McCarty and Street Com
missioner l.. Weidner. Routine
business was transacted after which
the matter of converting the city
hall into quarters for the postoffice
was taken up and disposed of.
Architect II. F. Weaver was pres
ent and carefully explained to the
council what had to be done. The
council appointed Mr.. Weaver in
charge of the remodeling of the
building with instructions to hire his
own men, he being given absolute
charge of the alterations. Mr.. Weav-
er was empowered to start work at
once as the Governments contract
for occupancy dates August l, 1912.
There was practically no other
business OF Importance transacted
After paying the months bills the
meeting adjourned, never to meet
again in what has been known as the
town council chambers,
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1912-07-05
LIGHTNING KILLS HORSE.

Severe thunder storms passed
over northern Wayne county Thurs
day afternoon and evening. During
one of these storms a horse belong
ing to Clarence Hopkins, Rileyville,
was killed 1t was standing along
side its mate and harnessed to a
wagon when the bolt of lightning
struck the horse. Charles Irwin, a
young man employed by Mr.. Hop
kins, was near the team and was
stunned when the lightning killed
the horse. He was rendered un-
conscious for a little while, but from
reports, was not seriously injured.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1912-07-05
A GOOD PASTOR CONE.

Rev. James r. Miller, the we'll
known writer and Presbyterian min
lister, died at his home in Philadel-
phia on Wednesday, aged ~ years.
DR.. Miller was widely known through
his literary efforts. He has been
editor OF the Presbyterian Board of
Publication since 1880 and his
writings have been translated into
nearly every foreign language.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1912-07-05
BINDERS FOR MACADAM ROADS.
Important Uses of Asphalt Noted in
Report of United States Geologi-
cal Survey,

The by-product of the oil industry
is fast supplying the demands for as
phalt in the United States. Asphalt
commerce has always been guided
rather by the uses to which the mate
rial could be put than by the discov-
cry of new deposits. Thus asphalt
was first brought to this country
from the region of the Dead Sea
and elsewhere in the East for maxi
ing asphalt varnish, and especially
for 'japanning' metals. Asphalt
found in an impure mixture with wa
ter and clay in the great asphalt lake
of Trinidad has been used in large
quantities for street paving.
Bessemerizing Asphalt.
More recently the petroleums from
California and Texas have furnished,
in the course of their utilization,
large supplies of asphaltic residues.
A man who has shown his genius in
many other lines, Walter y. Jenney,
was among the first to conceive the
idea that this asphaltic material
could be "bessemerized"- is,
blown with air in a way that would
make it silky and even elastic to a
certain extent. Elastic material for
roofing and even substitutes for rub
Der in automobile tires have been OBJ
tanned from asphaltic residues by
this blowing process or by treating
with sulphur. This sulphurization
of asphalt has even been applied
with good effect to elaterite and
similar hard asphalts from eastern
Utah. The extension of this inter
esting bessemerizing process holds
out attractive possibilities-for ex-
ample, that the same raw material
may be used in both the elastic tire
Of the automobile and the road over
which it runs.
To Lessen Wear from Automobile
Traffic.
The chief feature of the asphalt in
dustry in 1911, as shown by an ad-
vance chapter from Mineral Re
sources" published by the United
States Geological Survey, The Pro-
duction of Asphalt, Related Btu
mems, and Bituminous Rock" by
David T. Day, is the great extension
of the use of residues from the as
phaltic varieties of petroleum as
binders in the surfaces of macadam
roads in order to pervent the rapid
deterioration of these roads from au-
tomobile traffic. The asphalt used
for this purpose showed a gain in
quantity from 159,424 tons in 1910
to 234,9 tons in 1911. 1t is noted
also that the importation of soft as
phalt from Venezuela, which is ad-
mirably suited for this purpose, is
increasing.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1912-07-05
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Helen L. Young, of Damascus, to
lyman f. Bush, same place, lands in
Damascus township; consideration,
81.
James II. Torrey, substitute eXecu-
tor of the estate of Stephen Torrey,
deceased, of Honesdale, to Fred w.
Kreitner and William H. Kreitner,
certain lands in Honesdale borough; /;
consideration, $500.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1912-07-05
GETS THE DECISION.

East Las Vagas, n. NJ, July A.
The Jack Johnson-Jim Flynn forty
tive-round fight for the heavyweight
championship was brought to a
close in the ninth round today by
the state police. Captain Fernoff,
of the state police, personal repre-
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1912-07-05
A HOMEMADE FLY POISON.

Beat together the yolk Of one
egg, one-third cupful sweet miIk,
one level tablespoonful Of sugar
and level teaspoonful of black
pepper. Put on plates and set
where flies abound. After a few
hours, says Emma p. Telford,
you will find the floor covered
with dead or stunned flies. Sweep
up and burn.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1912-07-05

Why Wait for Buyers? The
Want Ad Department of The Citi-
zen Gets Them Quick. Only n
PeRny a Word.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1912-07-05

The Citizen is Getting New Ad-
vertisers Every Week. Merchants
Know This is a Good Advertising
Medium.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-21

acft, bic fie III Der ,,gerIincr aIini.
iden Wod)cnihrit@ peroffentliden.
ergnLcn, oo5 nlrd cas- Gorlct ciar
BerfIndnang bes ein5eInen sltb,it.
5uges, onne5en 5ugIeih cine 3lnia9ine
Der atbeinfreanen3 eintritt, Die bic
9lbflahung oerart fonpeniirt. ocB
oos sltbemDcIunten per Minute fait
itets innerbnlb Der ais normal nn;u,
iebenben Sfnponfllngen nnperminbert
5ieibt. Gie niiigeseidneten anrpen Der
atbembefueglrgcn iIno bic Rontbeen
llnterinhnngeti 5eigten, Dab bic Nus
hebniing Der oberen Iborarpartien
nah Anlesiing oes Goriets in alien
5ollrn siiGenomnlen bat, pabreno Die
inrteren 5horarpartien tn erbebIihem
YaBe in Der atbntung bebinbert lpur.
ben. sSn isolge beiien lit audi Die
Mtalfopa5iiot perringert, oie srpiihei,
10 2S b. 8. befrlg. gcionoers DC.
nlertbor madt lid, Die @irfimg oes
6oriets bel tiefer atbmung BET Der
Observation-Disclosures bic einen err.
bebIid)en p1benunterif,ieo in benz
3iperhfellitnno bel arobtcr Gin. mto
ansotbmlins ergnb, 6as ihon bel nor
nalrnhiger atbIming nnh anleglma
oes 9orietS einen erbeblid) boberen
Stono einnimmt nIs obue oicIes.
Die beioen sIiiforen empfcbIen 0aher
ons auIcaen bes Goriets BET alien
paraIpiiid)cn Jhornrformen, bel oencn
DIE ntangeIhaite Ittmung Der cberen
Snngeitporiien cine Gntpidlung Der
Iuberfitloie befiird)ten IdBt, Inn cine
itdrfere gusoehnitng oes oberen
gruftfurbabfdvnities III er5ieIen.
anoers lit es oagegen in oen sSiil.
len bel ocnen bereits cine Grfrantuna
Der Snngenipisen gum ausbruh ae.
fomnlen III. Sier tpiro man nah Sem
SrimSfate, ertronfte IbeiIe ilnftio.
nen moglif,it su ihonen, Den 8e.
brauh ocs Goriets als idN1oIid, Der.
iperfen. Seioer pergeIien Die autoreu,
pie feit oas Goriet geihniirt fperScn,
Die tief bos Goriet oui ben 9eib bin.
nbreihcn bari, Inn einen id,0oIid)en
einfliib aiif Die llnterIeibsorgnne ,n
nerbiiten, Der BEL ben heute mooernen
Seib. nlb gruiipnn3ern, Ole nit
looesoerahtine bon ocn 9amen ge.
trdaen fDerbcn, iinS in benen tie faun
sli lieen, aeidrpeiae einen 8eaeniiano
BON Der erbe erbeben founen, nidJt 3n
permciben 1T.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-21

9onbbere. Wiae.Nr1I, SeIene aIeii-
bed; Sefretdr, gtbel Bern. Nreb-
slget,t, slsnes Nri3er.
Gie SuniorfIaiie Der Dnpton
Sotibule erfpdblte folsenoe ge.
ante: 8rdf.. 1bouros alein; 9ise.
Hrdi, So5eI Son; Sefretdrin W.
Mabel @elbbillig; Stasmeiiter,
@ipien Shtport, Siitorian, Selene
aIeinbed; Voet, Gina 6aitreid.
Rropbet, Wi[ln SoImes; Glab @iI,
@arp gsiiiei; greb.Sefr, sIna
Heiforot.
- 5rnu Seinrif, Summing, BON
Der Warb ane., @eIleoue, tuairoe ee.
itern onI1Blih ibres@eburtstaaes bon
ssreiinben NIT elmer Surpriie Bartp
beehrt.
- 8enrp Suebepobl, BON ocrgerrp
apenue, Bellevue, tiel in golfe's
Spernbaus BON einem StubI nro err.
lit einen 8rub oes SnBgeleufes. Or.
8oulo leiitete ibm De notbige Siilfe.
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Cine Gbrenrettuns bes Goriets.

lie ShdbliffeIt oes Goriettroaers
Gilt ais elm 0lonbensiae in Der mo.
oernen WieoiSin, obiuobI Die ipiiien.
idsaftlifen @etpeiie fir bieie anid,dii.
iing nid]t iebr 3nblreih iino nnb elm.
gebenoe 9eobahtuneen iiber bie Arf,
ipie bos Goriet ani Die Girtnlation
inb Teipiration ipirft, iiberbanpt
nift norIiegen. Ter befannte laber.
tiiloieioriter u. 9iebe bebailptet, bag
Die 9itaItopa5itnt, b. b. Sieienige
2uitmenge. Die BON Der bofiien Gin.
atbulungsiteIliing bes grnitforbes bis
sur tieiiten ausntbmungsiname aus
ben Suneen enhueiht, oie Ausoeb.
niing Der unteren grnitforhparfien
lnnerbalb bes goriets erbebIifl beein.
trdd,tigt, uno Dab oesbaIb bas Goriet
Al berperfen iei. Temaegeniiber
!yaben Die grofsiioren Or. ielir
Siri6felo unb aooli 2oapp in Berlin
in einigen aaIlen bel beraitiudhienbet
ipeibIid,en Verionen nit pnraIpii.
ideni, b. b. Innaem flnhen griIitfor6.
bet oenen lid, onnn ipdter baulig
Inberfulcie enfipideIt. einen nnidei.
nenb nortbeiIboften GiniluB nlif Die
gntipiflung bes griiitforbes beobah-
tet, nameittlif) ieines oberen gb-
ihnittes, uno in Jolae oeiien iih Ders
anIakt geiebcn, erafte gerinfe nri5u.
IteIlen. gle boben burd3 MtbenlDer.
iuGe ON Der @asubr oas 1erbnlten
Der Atbemireauen3, Der abeMtfefe.
oas WiniifeirpolumenS ermittelt bic
atbnninssrpeiie Der oberen Wrainor6.
|portien grnpbiih n,ifgeSeid)net una
oas Berbolten bes s3sper6feues I'm
M6ntbeenbiIb nerfoIgt.
Die Meiultate iRrer llnterindun'
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MnsIdnbifdJe Nad)ridJten.

Wulep 5afib unb bic
! q 10 ar5en = 5an5erinHen. -
aus paris piro eeihrieben: Rulep
Sdfio beiuhts bas 8uineaoorf i'm
parifsr Surbin Discrimination, bod,
tparen es notirli5 ipeber bic bibften
gdmbusbiitisn nod bic 9eri6i,otrs
bitten sipiiten ben 8srtrtiern Der
5ulabs unb 5uiiuitGmme, bic feline
Gufmertfamtsit ieFeIten. Mulep Sas
fio Iisbt Die 16ns.rinnen; ale aHbes
rem Se5enslpiirbigteiien miBaht.nb,
beitdftigie sr fit dusihlieblit -
sIeit ieinsm rsritorbenen GolIeoeu,
bem a6His Der 9elgitr - NIT ben
fGrar5en 9ansn bss gaaettcrps.
8eicHbers tparen ss sfpei reisenoe
junee 5rausn pon i60nitem S6pdrs,
be ibn bt5aubtrtsn. aHata gamord,
bic 8olletmeiiierin i.tbf, sdblt %
Sabre unb Jrdulein Rama s6hlt ibr.r
erit brti3sbn; beioe aehorsn sum
Siamm Suffu. Wiulsp 5afib. bsr bic
3dr;e Der sinen uno bic tabelloie Qis
ME Der anoersu 3u tpurbisen ipubie,
Dtnbete iih an itin.n gsrirauten Ben
Gbabrii unb iosie ibm Intenb .iniae
Dorte. bie mon. obns f.bI8uaeben,
ttira fpie foIst iibsrisssn tonnte:
rDas finb tpieb,r sinmal slpei ileine
Jrnuen. bic In msinsm Sdrem iebr
irrbi am plobe pGren!" llnb er lsoi.
fiinf,is aronen in Groulein Ranas
ifrne ihpor,e 61nbs. 2eiber tonnen
suireiIen aus ben f60niien 6anbluns
gen Der Menfden bic ft,limmFtsu
5oIssn sni'teben, unb Nulsp 5dfio
obnte setpiB nidi. bab feline tSnisIide
Geiie in bns fhtporse 8aflstiorps ben
4ufrubr estrapen bat. Die gaastbds
men itnb ale ipiitbenb, bab nur fyrdus
lem Rama ein @sffenf erbaltsn Dat,
unb ipt3iel JrGulsin aiiata gamora
fam ibre ibIehie 2auR. niht pers
bergen. llnb ift es osnn and nid5i
cine itreisnbe llneNehtisteit, cine
erei5,bnjdbrise 1du5erin sinem Star
eriien Ranees porsu3kben2 Der
i6ieunisft berbeigsboIte DirsitOr bss
Dcrf,s ipOIIis bic aufssrssttn gsmiis
ihe; berubieen unb fhlus Dor, bas
Gkifeni inter ole Ddmen bes Ball
Istfcrps gu psrtheilen: JrGuIsin Rona
5sisis aber nift bic ssriHefie Cuff bas
su. Der 9irfiior III iebr beforat,
osnn bic 1Gnserinnsn brokn nit sis
nsm Gireit. unb p6hrenb Inn Siams
me GuIIu Der Nufruhr tobts, gina Der
abnunsslOis llnkilFifter Mulep 6ae
fib in ein srob<s Reitaurant Der
gtcmps Glpiees unb Iieb iidh ein
opuIentes s5rubffiid fhmtden, lpornuf
er mad 9eriailIes suriidlsbrte.
WertDarbige 6tiImittsf
lter 6 bineIen. Gin Miiarbtitsr
In Gh0nsboi fnreibt unier benz
IL. auguit: Gs lam nift ipunhernsbs
men, Dab In China. no es an nusg.s
biloeien Aer3ien feblt. bic aarpfuIhs.
rel In bober Hfiitbe itebt; iit innn Urn
10 b<iItr gebeiben, oIs bos unipiHsnfe
Bolt, bos itbkn Weisbeitstropfsn. ser
benz .6Eenfnsng~ btm .Jriibergtbo.
renen-, ME btr Arst bonn Doll ass
nanni nirh, iibtr bic Qippen perli, fir
unbebingte Wubrbeit tdIt. gb es in
China 6eilmiitei CAB. fGtint % Msrsss
aeesben 5a hobeu. Dns flingt tpiber.
fnniG ustb bod birgi Is sin DiiniGen
Wdbrbeii. Denn man lam tsins ans
bers Grsiarun0 fiir bie ia1irsi&sn. aus
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Der Sexier &arls i.

gs in oft bariiber ssifritten iporber.
ner bic permumrnts perfon mar. bic
a6nis aarI l. am 80. Januar 1649
auf bem Sdafott tn Der Gtrubs Wbis
teboa ben Ropf abihlus. u. Mefef ptfs
ldrDte 6enier hut bic ginbilbungsfroit
Der Ointer nnh 0<fnidtsf9 f9rfiber bss
fonbers ipdhrsnb bes 19. Jabrbnnberis
itorf befhdftigt. Uaan srbi4tete bic
unm6glihften periSnliAfeiteu, nd6m
an. bob bonftebenbe ptrfonlite 6einbe
oes SiuarttOniss. Difiakre Der pus
ritaHer armes fi4 bdJu berstSeben
bdtten, pas 4mt bes 6enfers 81 b0l>
skben. ia fogor bic Qesart febtie ni9i.
Ddb GrompeH ieibit NIT Der Qarpe bss
asntsrs psEiehen unb bur& fin Mmi
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g o b I n ats =.

Sie Gopinstou Office FIR Sas yGin.
rinHatler 8pifsblatt" befinoet iid TN
@ebauoe go. 509-511 Dsaoiiuu
sinenuc. sluseiseu, NittbeilHnseu
uno Seltelluueen irgeaomelfer Irt
Derben bis 10 lIbr 9lbenos oaielbit
entseseugenommeu. SeIepbOI Suutb
1854.
- @iltam Craig uno Sapben
aIbcraft puroen ssItsrn Ra6mittag
oDm 9ebeimpolisiitsn Solters uno
poli5iftsn 8anoerIhmiot ber6aftet.
Craig, Der erit por sinieen Sagsn aus
benz 5oipital entlaifen purbe, ba er
cine Qn3abl S6nittpunoen erlitten
bate, bebauptet, oaB Qlibcrdft ibn
bei4tmpfte unb bob er Qfbcraft nie=
bsri6lug. Dieter ioa baHn iein
MeFer 9e5ogen uno Craig am DIR,
I'M @eIi6t unb in Der Stirn mebrere
gteferfttde beisebro6t boben.
- Sta0tgeri6t. Dan Collins, Der
bier Oerbaftet fpuroe, puroe Der Gins
einnuti gebOros uls Suiti3fIa6tIins
ousgeIiefert. - Die Sale BON 9eora
unb Wm. 9rsenpaIo lpegen 9leinz
oiebitabIs ipur0en uuf tpmmenpen
Weontug peri6oben. - Sofepb airbn's
Jda pegen gtnbru6s uno 9iebftohls
angstlagt, mubte uuf 8ienItde perz
idoben Derben, ba 3eugen febIten. -
9eorg Waltenberg srbielt psaen 5runz
fenhelt uno gemeinen 8enebmens S5
unb 8oiten. - Charles 9ernel erhelt
rpegen Strobsnbettelns So uno Soften.
Da er ben geEpeis Iieferte, bab er oon
gutter Sdmilie tommt uno Der Hi6ter
i9m Glaben f4entte, bdb er in garis,
Sp., I'm $50, feline gan3e 9aarf1aft
beraubt puroe, Durbe ibm Die Strofe
gef6entt. = Senrp So6nfon, Der Dm.
8apis nit bem WeFsr angriff uno
ibm mebrere S6nittnunben bei=
brahte, purDe unter $500 girefhqft
ben @robgei6porensn iiberpisien,
5rau 6. Qefelp, BON SO. 288 on
16. StrdBe, beri6tets, bab ibr Ssemanb
ben See Cream 5rse5er nit Sabalt aus
BEN 5cfs ftuhl.
Ginen gbeI6ein erhielten
Charles 8. Wann, 80, bon GrttteHben,
Sfp., unb 8iola 8etbaQ, q, Don De-
mcsnille, Gn.
Sm 5dlls Der g6oebe 9. Weil
eegen 5ermunn WsiI, itslts Der 8erz
ftdsfe bus Gefu4 i'm Gircuitaeri6t,
nm bic 8erbonblung bes Safes unb
erflGrte fih bereit, i'm Geri9t 5u er=
fheinen.
Im Jdlle bon Suro9 Grdpes
Repnolbs gesen Or. Gbarks %. Repe
noIbs. tamen bic geioen iiberein, bab
Der 9erflugte Der aldgerin $50 pro
Woudt fir ben unterbalt fir Gran
uno Rinber sublen mub. bis Der Jall
I'm 0eri1te sntfHisoen 1T. Grau
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- unter agent IN pumttfpu VI
Serr Gouarb Nrnd, 449 Sab JHnite
Strafe. Wea Eel. 476 o., Some
Vbone 1851 u. s
Ginbreher psrTuhten eeItern
Morsen in bic @arags bon 8. 6. Sens
neberser. go. 507 Suo II. Strabs,
bur6 Elm 5enfter ein3ubriHsen, tuuroen
aber BON Rahbaru perfheutt.
Die Office fir bic untsriuhuns
unb 8ebanblune pon an Der 4us3.bs
runa leiosnben patisntsn Der Stoot
tpuroe porgeftern qbenb i'm Staoigss
bauts unter aufiitt bss 9sfunbbeiiss
beamten Or. U. 6. SmebIsp gum srs
itsu Wale erSffnet unb piels patienteu
metoetsn ii6 Sur drstli6sn gebanos
lung.
- Ssnrp Clan Rinor BON anor.
bile, 5enn., uno Wlarie Queille Jrtes
man bon Cincinnati srlanst.n ein.n
Seirotbsfhsin uno tpuroeu bon Rep.
Q. W. Ben setrout.
Goropn Gmitb bon No. 531
port aperue tpuros ons 3tpeirab an
Der Sisb uno 3. Sirabe seitobler.
- aonftabIer gaIisr BON goiectto
bradts seitern siner 9siitssf6pohsn
nd9 benz gountps 9efdnguib, ipeIter
iid1 einbiIbet, baB er elm 9ldsrobr in
Der @ursei iteden bat uno bob ibm Sc
munb sebu 9aIIonsn 5IiiHisteit burh
pus ROhr in ben Waaen pumpt.
- Ssnrp Shmiot, 81, unb aatb.s
rine 9ope WaIfb, 80, bsibs BON bier.
srlansten etnen !5eirutbsihein uno
tpurbsn BON Grisosnsri4tsr Sugbss
oetraut.
- gropsr Barter pon Wibbletonn
fpurbs bon Wonor Deer fpeesn trimis
nelIsn 4nsriffs auf Rarp 2ambert
BON Wibblttopn Den 9robgsf6Dore
nen Ibertpieieu.
- patsr JIOrian grisbe. 8. 3. Dr.,
Don Carlsbad, Qeu Weriio. III bier
als 9aft ieinsr Glisru, ipeIts an Der
Rorb 5. Strabs pobnsn.
- Die Delssaten unb msbrtrs Mits
glieosr ots Staotperbanoes, i'm Gons
gen 40 perfonsu, perlieben eeiitrn
@bsnb 5amiI.pn. um Der aonoention
oes GeutIh Qmeriianifhsu Siaaiss
Derbanoes in gounsstorn beisupcbs
neH.
Coroner Z. u. Burnett olaubi,
bab Diits Collins, tpelder am Dlitts
nod 4benp nbtrbalb Riboltiorpn oIs
Q.ihs asfunbsn tpurbe. S<lbiinorb be-
eing. Collins bate Munben am Gals
uno an benz lintsn 6anbseleni. iDelhe
BON ReHeritnitten bsrriibrten. aber
nihi geniistsn. I'm ihm bas 9sben 81
nsbmsn. CT fieI aueenih<inlih ppr
eiusn 3ue, tpurbs iiberfabren nnb biibs
ts auf biei. Deiie oas 2eben Elm.
- Der perItorbers CHARTS 6.
Gurit permahi Marp Gurit. Satin
bon Sibnsn Iurit bon Cincinnati, ei'
nen abeiI bss 9oIbinmuds unb GDos
line Durit ben Rsfi bapon. Dcs
9runhz unb beipeglihe Gigenibum
fGat bsm Sobns SiSnep Durft gu.
- Die Ghtieunssilase BON Sarah
aegen Raibon Wtanrob fpurbt auf eiiis
Iiaem Dess s.ihli4iet uno bem De-
riht entsoesH.
Rihtr Nurphp bttuiflisie pes
tern Der Grace 5un bic S6eibuns
bon glarene, 5ul ouf gruno bon
gerlahens.
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The Washington times., 1912-08-14
Labor Official Holds
e $25 a Week Salary
To Be Living Wage

IT the officials at New York had no
other ground on which to hold up these
immigrants than that they would have
to live on only $25 a week, with the
young man, the officials must be labor
ing under the wholly mistaken impress
sion that the average man in this coun-
try has more than that" said OHM
Colpoys, secretary Of the Central Labor
Union.
IF the average laboring, man had
sos a week we would be completely sat
isfied. Most of them are supporting
more than three people on what they
now earn, and the average wage over
the country at large is about $500 per
year. ..
Right here in the District Of Colum-
bia there are any number OF Govern
ment employees who are taking care OF
families on $50 or $50 a month. More
over. children require more than aged
persons and are more expensive to
maintain.
ITO answer the question Of whether
three people can live on SIS a week one
needs only to look among the Govern
ment clerks. Their average yearly
wage is far below $500. They are sup
porting families, possibly not In an
ideal manner, but nevertheless they are
taking care of them and proving every
day that not only three but sometimes
four and five can live on less than "
a week. They have to do It,
The Washington times., 1912-08-14


ana my reputation has been ruined.
when get out Of this scrape am
going 20 spend every cent 1 can get my
Eandp on making some one suffer"
Rust 10 a tall, good-iooking chap and
was attired In fashionable clothes OF an
expensive make when taken lin custody
by Detective Messer. OF Police Head
quarters, and Clyde Ambrose. special
agent of the Department OF Justice.
Begged Leave to Die.
Hardly had the officers got him in the
station-house when he tainted end a
physician had 70 be summoned to revive
him. After he came to. he pleaded with
the officers to let hi mkili himself. anil,
because IL is feared he may attempt to
carry out his threats, q guard has been
placed at the door OF his cell.
The prisoner said he would prefer not
10 discuss the details Of the charge of
abduction, which had been preferred
against him. He empiiaticaily denied
that he had, violated the white slave
laws or that he had abducted the girl
wto is said to be the complainant
He also denied the statement that he
had procured a marriage license In
Michigan and represented 10 the girl
that that was sufficient TO make the
maria ge binding!
Rust is married. but he said today
that his wife's whereabouts were un-
known to him.
The Washington times., 1912-08-14
FURTHER HEARING
IN MYSTERY CASE
ON TUESDAY next
Woman Held for Maltreating
Boy May Be Com
mitted.

In default Of $500 bond. Nora johnson,
the colored woman charged with mall
treating Joseph Wilfred johnson. ten
years old. who she claims ~ her son.
VIII probably be committed to Jail this
afternoon to await further hearing
In the case, which has been set for
August 20 The woman has been held
at the House Of Detention since her
arrest last Saturday.
When the case was called in Juvenile
Court Monday, Judge De Lacy declared
ne did not believe the woman was the
boys mother and that he believed from
the evidence that studied attempt
such position that he would pine
away and die
In the utmost squalor, the lad was
found by agents of the Board of Chill
drens Guardians last Saturday in q
darkened room In the home of the
johnson woman, 1719 Nineteenth street
northwest. Agents Of the board say
| they believe the boy had been confined
IN the room for three or four years
Following the discovery of the boy,
| the johnson woman was placed under
| a very dark-shnned colored woman
while the boy. although apparently
| having negro blood In his veins, is Of
light complexion. The fact that the
lad referred several times to his
| white mother who sometimes came
to see him convinced the police and
| the agents OF the Board of Guardians
| that he was not the colored woman's
son, but had been placed In her care.