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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-07-31
$4,000 SANDWICH
MAN LEAVES CITY
IN PR|NCELY STYLE
Bids Farewell to Rag
ged Cronies from
Pullman Car.
OFF TO CLAIM WEALTH
THAT FELL FROM SKIES
Tried Plush Cushions, Tested
Bell. Then Sank Back
in Luxury.


or to claim a fortune of So. 600,
Cigarette Mccarthy" sandwich man,
bade farewell to a seedy and un-
shaven gathering of cronies at the
Pennsylvania station today and en-
sconeed himself in the regal splendor
of a parlor car seat. He gave it first
a SLY and furtive punch, as il to test
it. Then he settled down, waved
goodby TO his ragged friends. and
pushed the pearl press button.
Galvanized into activity by this
imperative summons. the porter has
tened up the aisle.
Say, DO, bring us a Romeo and
Juliet" Cigarette" commanded
grandly. And put a bottle of extra
dry alongside. Get me? Have some
thing yourself. too"
Couldn't Buy Drink.
"Yas. sab, but 1 can't sah,'' STAN
mered the porter. Dat am against
the rules. sah.'
What" roared Cigarette" Cant
a gentleman buy his liquor when he
wants it? Say. I've got good coin in
my fist. See it, Just you ask the
conductor 10 step here. Mr.. Joseph
Hart, of South S~chodack, wants to
tell him something"
arette- was in an amia hle
mood Hadn,t he inst inherited sss 400
from his aunt Becky? Hadn't ne
given the boys the time of their life +?
Hadn't he dore his duty tt society
n.radsd Nan,arr .tsae,s us,th ! s,an
fore 90 sf. - "a. 1900 $3.50 >
W.. ., So pu -.
49, ~" n-as
NY inc o'u ~
Rich in a Minute
For the ~edification OF the public.
Cigarette was marching along
Market street yesterday between two
oilcloth signs advertising a local shoe
shop. HIS face was grizzied, his
clothes ragged and his shoes were
nearly gone
Then started the fairy story.
A well-dressed mar halted in FROM
or linn, peered into his face and said:
Aren't you Joseph Hart"
Il wan, beat it. I'm John d. in
disguise trying 10 find out how old
n IS.
.But-
cigarette" didn't want to listen,
= - q
aN nnS.euuious al the
.so
LET'S see the
- - - e iou so.ta sho"
uie" commence
io' peeieu Oh sioo ana gave
go e,ones ano go On oacR
~ 'eaeA anu you can nave
sc.ess
oieaie.'e was ihar'icuiate VIII
~ soon on lne sandwich anc
"uns my me street
ne ina. Sisarette was puylng
ms y was d SUIT OF | n a pan
u siioes anu the iast WORD IN naoer-
uas eA' came d Visit TO a ton
soiiai parior. where ne was shaved
enu ehppeu anu s.eaIneo and kneaoeo
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-07-31
RICH COMMUTERS
MEET AND DEMAND
BETTER SERVICE
-
Indignation Meeting
on "MilIionaires'
Express

Tired of getting home at chicken
roosting time, commuters on the Pas
sale and Delaware branch of the
Lackawanna railroad have decided to
cut loose coming down on the Mil
lionaire's Express from Demands
vile. This morning petitions were
passed around demanding that the
public utility commissioner compel
the railroad to provide drinking water
and put on trains later than the 7:46.
the last put from West Summit at
night.
To catch the 7:46 one has to leave
Newark at 7;01, or, as the conductor
says, you can't get home TO Murray
Hill. Berkeley Heights, Gillette,
Sterling, Wilmington, Lyons, Basking
Ridge. Bernardsville, Mine Brook, Far
commuters of these towns. and they
include many Newark business men.
campaigned hard aboard the express.
and before this city was reached sig
natures hat upon checks could haul
down enough to buy a few private
railroads were attached. So success
full were the efforts of the men
soliciting the names that the early
home commuters felt like cheering
when Newark was called out.
Committee Selected.
William J. Kearns, whose home is
at Lyons, is counsel for the COM
muters and will argue the petition
before the commissioners. Alvah
Wilkinson, of Wilkinson & Gaddis,
is chairman of the COMMITTEES; Ed
ward Nj. Waldron, Charles Lent,
William E. Hahn, Robert Kay.
w. J.. Dozier. DR.. Herbert Gray Tor
rey, Frank Noigt, r. D. Brewer. Jo-
seph Kenworthy, Edward w, Gray
and Robert Connolly are among those
interested in securing better train
service.
The petition states thai the service
is inadequate on the p. and d." and
besides citing the early hour at
which the last train leaves, shows
that the first east-bound train leaves
Gladstone, the terminal of the di-
vision. at 5 a.. m, but does not reach
F, Hoboken until 7:05. This is consid-
cred an unreasonably long time for
the run. The next train leaving at
$50 arrives at Hoboken at s;e4.
Complain of Sunday Service.
The Sunday service is also cause
for complaint, there being but one
morning train, which leaves Glad
stone at $40. arriving at Hoboken at
9:2S, and no other train until 4;25
p. m. The petitioners desire a train
connecting with the one leaving Ho-
boken at 9:15 p. m. also an addi-
tional train on Sundays.
It is said that a pool had been col
lected to provide mineral water on
the trains, but on second thought it
was decided TO put the water ques-
ton up TO the Public Utility Board.
Certain directors of the Lackawanna
are ridess on the train, and are said
to hope that the commissioners viii
compel the road to fill the tanks, for
I they have had enough Of the haunting
over the lack of drinking water.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-07-31

Every negro in the neighborhood
a fled to the woods in fear of his
life. If the whites succeed in ruuutnE
them down and surrounding them
there Is bound to be a bloody fight
First Victim in Hospital
The first victim Of the race war wan
Fred Treptow. who is in the Hacken-
sack Hospital seriously injured.
The negroes and white men en-
ployed in the .brickyards of Trevira-
nus & Gardner were in an ugly mood
last night. They were ready to ny
at each others threats when someone
threw a brick among the negroes.
Surging forward. the negroes
swept upon the white men. In thu
fight Arthur Robinson. a negro,
stabbed Treptow. who fell beneath
the struggling mob.
Mob Gathers Quickly.
Like wildfre the report Of the race
war spread. Citizens seized guns
and revolvers and Joined the anery
mob that swept toward the negro
section.
1t was freely predicted by the en-
ragged men that the negro who
knitted Treptow would swing for e
the ome he was caught
Barricading themselves in 4 biz
negro boarding house on the ouf~
skirts of Little Ferry, 1eo negroeI
dehed the white men.
Negroes Fire on Mob.
Plans were made to rush the hou<j
front and e burst down the door
and trap the negroes in their owl
stronghold. But the negroes werI
armed, and a few weil-directed shot3
made the whites hesitate.
In the meanwhile Mayor Schulz
was frantically trying to secure depu-
ties. There is no police force in Lit
tie Ferry and the citizens were bs~
yond control.
Twenty-Five deputies were quickly
sworn in and armed. They were
placed under the command of Under
Sheriff Heath and rushed to the
scene.
At ? a. m. the cry went forth that
the negroes house had been fred
An instant later flames burst out
and shed a Pickering and fiery light
on the scene.
Jumped from Windows.
Frantic, the negroes dashed out Or
flung themselves from the windows.
! They rushed across an unguarded
field toward the woods. Before the
white men closed in around the burn<
ing house they had all escaped.
The house was burned TO the
ground. The white men took up the
pursuit of the negroes through the
woods and they are still out.
Armed deputies were stationed al
the brick yards and throughout the
neighborhood.
Treptow. who is 10 years old. win
probably die. He was slashed be-
meath the heart. DR.. A. A. Swayze
fears that blood-poisoning will set in
The negro who stabbed him i
known In Little Ferry as Yellow"
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-07-31
INDICT EIGHT IN PROBE OF
STRIKE ON BOSTON 81

BOSTON. July 3i.-After two
weeks investigation Of the recent
strike of motormen and conductors
of the Boston elevated railway the
grand jury today reported eight Sc
cret indictments. Judge Pierce. who
received the indictments, was in
formed that the report was not COM
plete and that the grand jury would
continue its Investigations on Au-
gust Is.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-07-31
WlCKERSHAM APPOINTS
ARCHIBALD CASE COUNSEL

WASHINGTON. July sl.-Attornex-
General Wickersham has designated
Wrisley Brown. his special assistant.
to act as counsel for the managers
of the House in the impeachment
trial of Judge Archibald. This action
was in accordance with the request
OF the House managers.
It xill be the first time the Depart
ment OF Justice has ever been repfe-
sented at an Impeachment.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-07-31
u. S. EXAMINER CLOSES
WEST VIRGINIA BANK

WASHINGTON. July s1.-The First
National Bank of Rowlesburg. w.
Va. has been closed by National
Bank Examiner Blanchard q. Hiatt.
who today reported to the comptroller
OF the currency that serious irregu-
larities had been discovered.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-07-31
Bloodshed in Race War Near
HackenSack, Started by Stab
bing, Is Expected When 200
l~nfuriated Whites eetFugitiyes.
HASTILY SWORN IN
JuIv 81.

y RIvEN by FIRE from the hous e in which they had barricadsd
i themselves 100 negroes are being hunted through the woods near
Little Ferry today by a n infu rated mob of 200 white men
Twenty-Five armed deputies, who were hastily sworn in at the out
of violence, ar patroling the d istrct
An enor viii be made by them to prevent lynhfng if the nesro who
started the war by stabbing a white mn is caught.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-07-31

Free oiled oorfraits for The Newark
Star readers Giip twelve coupoH1 ff01I
the Morning or EFenmE G. sss
Star Office
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1912-07-14
StdmSige Ginri1tnns.
Safer mnS Gar Derhen lidl re-
selmdkig beinAeu.
GOfsc Der Gutreuu,.

Berlin, 10. SuIi. Die .5rautfurs
Ter 3eitung" ertldrt, Der biinbigite
8efpeis fir oen qutsn 8erlauf Der
3ufammenfunft beg beutfden Raiz
fers uno bes rufiI6en 3aren ror
9aItifh gort lisge bdriu, oab
TpIhe Gntrebuen sfpiIhen ben mabs
aeben0en 5attorsn DsutI6ldnos unb
RuBIanos nunmebr gu Itdn6igen Gius
ridhtun9en tpsroen ioLsn. &aifer
Bilbelm unb Der Gar ipsrben iich.
Iaut 8erTdsrung Der gGsrontfurter
3eitrlng", in 3utunft reqelmdBig be-
fucben. Ods GjIeiche miro nit ben
beiperfeitigen Miniitern Der San Ieiu,
TO baB ieipeils Elm umfaiienner Meiz
nunasdustdufh ii6er oie fhme6enben
pihtiqen SSragen Der ouspdrtioen
BoIitit Itattftnoen fam. SolIte Iid
oieie N1ittsilunq beftGtigen, 70 niirbe
iie. nab bem Dafiir5dlten tononqez
BENDER Rreife, 8dnbe fpre6en fir
nie neueroings eingetrstens SSntiuitdt
Der beutfh rufii6en 9e3iebungen.
Sn3;piIden lit &aiIer @iIbelm. ME
fhon Dor mebrsren Sogen ongefiinz
biat. ouf einsn Sag nd9 9otsoam
3uriidaefebrt. ehe er Die iibIi6e gloros
lanoFabrt antritt. Die Goree nm
oen 8dunbbettssuitan0 Der Saifertn.
pelher nieeerum piel su ipiinf6en
iibria ldffen ion, bat angeblif ben
@ntT9fuB beg Wlondr9en neronldBt.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1912-07-14
Salts diplomatic.
gSiu Satbulifen uuS Iroteltana
ten su 0efaaen itin.
SnSisnsrfsatmiTdr sntlaiItn.

@ofbinaton. D. 6, 10. sSuIi. 6es
tern perlautets bier, odB Snoiauers
9ommiTGr @oIentine in ben ndchIten
@oCbel auFaefproert nerSeu Tou.
feline Reii9ndtion ein3ureifsn, uno
ooB er Ieines 9lmtes ent5oben neroen
miro, fails er niht freipilia aeben
min. 9}pr ungefGbr Iehs Nionaten
erlieB &pmmifdr 8aIenfine cine
Srore. peIhe Den tatboIiI6en Qebs
rern in Snbianeri6uIeE unierfaote,
in ibren OroensqspGnoern llnterridt
81 erteilen. mo eIsidfans eraina bic
gBeifun9, ouB ole rtlieiSTen 9iIoer
aus Den Shulrdumeu sntIernt mers
ben miisien.
Seiiens bes Hep. 80. s. astcbam,
her an Der Spite oss RathoIifhen
Snoiduerbursou8 bierfeItlt ftebt,
narb aegen otsfe Sr0re bes 4ommiIs
fdrs 4roteIt einaeleet, l.no QrGEoent
Tdft fuspeuoierts OieIetfe. Der grGs
IiNent bot nun beI6IoHen, pie pers
lontet. 5lnddlf ben RommihGr 8ds
lentine feines gtmtes su entheben,
I'm hdmit ben totboIiTden @Gbiern
gu GjeFalleu 5u fein. No9Sem bas
9eidcben. fon bic bislung Fuspcnoiert
9ebIiebene Srore 0es 3ommiHGrs
pieber in 9raft treten. 70 bab oie
proteitantiIcben MiFionsaeTeuI6dFten,
rpeIhe BEN GrIaB berfelben perurId6t
batten. freun0Iidh esFtimmt perben.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1912-07-14
Gage III g0serifu.
giene Sepesuns, nm General
CrO5cO abSuieben.
BirO in ssuares eripart,t.

Suare5, Merito, 10. esuIi. Sier
iuuroe heute aufs beItimmteit. be-
bauptet. oaB cine ueus ssunta Der
Rebellen organiliert poroen lit. Die
6eneral Orosep IT,, bem bisbertaen
5iibrer oss &ebe1enbeeres, nidt ass
ringe llneeIegenbeiten nerur1ahsn
miro, fpenn sr bier eiritrifft. gn
Der Spite bieTer neuen @efpequna Der
9ebellen ifebt General 8doio oe Ia
6uent. 8ieIe neue @etpeounq bat
ibren 1trfprung in Ser gasquitas
8eipsguna, bsreu fSiibrer in ben nG6<
ften 8aqen in San 2tntonio, Seras.
3uidmmenfommen ipolIsr, Inn iiber
sic beften Nlittel un0 QDeae, Srosco
ieiner Stelung ala 0berbefeblshdber
Der Rebe[Ienarmee 70 Fdbnea pis rn6gs
lib gu entfeBen, su berafsn. Sen,
Drosco 1T, ipie beute bier beri6tet
ipurbe, betreffs Ser neuen 8epegunQ
niht i'm gerineften beunrnpigt. gr
pirD entipeoer i'm 2aufe bes 6eutiqen
Ra6mittags ober fpdteItens mprssu
bier cintreffen uno nit Sen Siibrern
Der fogenannten neuen 8ttpequng pers
banbeIn. @r min bann fein Saupts
qunrfier no9 GnIes @ranoes. lao
Mleileu fiibfpeftlib BON bier ON Der
meritonifhen HorofpeItern GiIenbu6u.
berlsgen, nm Bon BORT aus bic ae@
pfanten Ginfdlle Ser 9lrmee Der 9fee
hellsn in Die Staat Sonora beHer
oirigieren au f6nneu.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1912-07-14
Gopaliitcn Gci3lagcu,
gh6tcu i'm Gamaf 30 Gate unS
200 gernnaoctc Gin.
~-~~-
6trengs @lasrt4;lH sctrofcu.

aiTabon. gorlpqaJ. 10. Sui.
3ipiihcn elmer nrieu Qlbteiluno
RopdliIten m1o aeaicrunostritppen
fam es eeIteru um osu geTb Der
StcSt Gbapss 81 ejnem er6itterten
nno blutiQen 9ampF Ser NIT einent
Siege Der @egiernrQ sttuppsu enoeie.
9ie 9onoIiften bitten Iiinfsia Mlann
an Soien Elm une HcBea .udj etlpa
sipeibun0ert Q,grmunoclc auF BEN
9ampfplab. Der 3aupf oauertr
0rei Siunoen une ipurbe suT heinen
SeiteR nit grnBer etft,Qlsit aefiibrt.
Die portuQieIild]e 0sputiertenlonlu1er
bat mad Gnlpfong Der 9ahri6t pou
bisfer SChldcbi bsff19i. 0as sic Res
aieruua ermddltigt i,iu Tou, mas
&rie9srtdlt al tr.J1rcu, lpu es i6r
notig erfbsint. glut iolIeu ale biss
ienigen. ipelhe ihailoiQ sFunbeu tper=
ben, aegen bic Reaituluq oetdmpft
au baben, Tpfort ftonoyedtliA erfnoI-
fen peroen. sSSu ejnsm Dor oer De-
putiertsnfammer neittru unQcnomme
nen @eleB lpirD beiijmmt. bah sen
Gfamilien Der I'm GompI nm bic Gr-
bdItung ser Reppblu asfoGenen GpIs
oattn cine IebeRslaHalite Qeuiiou
ousbe5ablt reroe.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1912-07-14
@oHett tsttabbdnAta ieim.
&rOteitieren seeen AeutrDllieruHg oei
gSabicn ourdI Ser. StnattH.

@aT6ington, 10. SuIi. Carlos
4roIamena, Ser Gp6n oes prdfioens
ten Der 3epubIif Banana, Grr be-
reits friber @eianOtsr ieines &C.
ulatslanoe8 in unIerer gun0esz
Sauptftdot mar, traf beute bier ein.
nm. ipie er fagte. nit prGIioeut 8aFt
uno experimentation Beamten oes
5taat8oepartemsnts au fonFerieren.
Der 6aupt3psd oisIer aonFeren3 iit
Der. oie Resierung Der @ereinigten
Staoten gu peranldfsn, Ole am
rdcbiten 5Onntag ituttfinoenoen Nas
tioaalpahlen ni6t gu beaufIi6tigen,
4ls @runo onfiir mddt Carlos 9tros
famsna gelteno, 6oB Die geipobner
Der RepubIit Banana oaeeaen pro-
teftisrten, als Die Regierung Der @ers
i9ten Gtaatsn Bel osn Iebten Wus
ipaEpdbIen oes 2an6ts oie Sbers
fildt fiibrte.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1912-07-14
Gonuent Oer@
HBminationsfpmitee mirS siuei
Scridltc nnterbreiten.
Die usdlite sOuOcutiOnsitaSt.

gbicdao, 10. SuIi. 6ier taat, tpie
bereits misoerbplt beribtet noroen iit,
ole 8puoention ser ,Raiional @bus
cationaI AHoctotton". Die meilten
8ortrdge lino bereits qebalten pore
Den, uHo oas SntsreFe olIer oerer, Die
an Der &onpentiou tetlnebmen, fons
3entrtert ltb iebt auf oen 9sribt oes
Observation-Disclosures Der pieIleid.
idOn in Der bsutiqen 9la6mittagiits
3ung uuterbreitet peroeu miro. Die
9laiorit6t Der ntii0Iie0er oieles 9os
mitees iin0 Der 9luIi9t, oaB cnttpsoer
6rdulein Grdee s. Strahen, cine
Der 8iItritts Guperinienoentiunen
ser 6ffentIitbsn Sd)itlen BON @roots
I'm, q. o., ober 6. 8. 5atrhilo.
Staots Superintenoeni fir Dffent.
liheu ltnterriht in 3opsid, 9us. gum
Brdiioenten Der SroaniIation ers
pdbIt iperoe. Mlan glaubt alleemein.
6oB has Rpmindtionstomitee tinen
Wloiorit6tss uno einen Minoritdtss
berid6t einreihen ipiro. syn Der fir
morQen in Qusii6t aenommsnen Sits
sunq fon Sic Staot beItimmt peroeu,
in Der Die ndhfte 8pnbeution abgebal.
ten tperosn foII.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1912-07-14
NtrO ienlationca,
u nseblihe &eridp6rlmg sesen
einen GeifbGitsmauu.
giadipieI sur 9srimsr.liuterfi6uus.

@bicago, 10. Suli. sDie leinerseit
hsri6tet, nuroe bier eer Saupiqes
i6dftsfiibrer Der ,Sniernational 6ars
better Co., Clarence g. Stunt. pon
sirem Monne. namens sSohn 6. Ssns
ming, euf $4,000 Gdldoenerfob oers
tlagt. 9lls aldseeruno bate 6sus
ming dngegsben. bdB Stunt ibm. BEN
4ldaer, feline Satin entfremoet babe.
Rad langen 8rGlimiuarien, bic in
5orm BON 8orperbanoIunaen srleoiQt
ipuroeH, bat 5rau 6enniug 9eitern
oas @eItdnonis abqeIeqt. bab bic aes
gen Stunt einaereidte 8laae Die 8OIge
elmer 8erTdm6runa Iei. Die pm etnem
bis jebt nod ni6t 6ffeuilin genanns
ten SSinun5ier gegeu Stunt be8psgsn
duee3ettelt ppr0en Iei, neil Stunt in
Der llnterfuhung geocn 8unoeg ieua-
tor 2primer ala 3eues duFtrdt. Rad
Sem pm 6rau 6e6aiug osse;eoten
@eItdnbnis fpll iie fdit nit GenaIt
oaSu peranlaBt porosu iein, als
8IGqerin esgen Stunt oufsutrsten.
NAN babe fie. nie iie bebauptet, fir
ibre yDienits" rei9Ii6 entT6Gbiet,
tnoem man ibr ourd cine brittle Qers
ion Summen gum @etrags BON 5000
uno $500 babe 3ufpmmen IaHen.
StaotsanpaIt 0anman, Der nit
5rau SEEMING oeIfern cine Ionoe llus
ierreoung batte. erfiGrte, cap er bic
4ngeIsaenbeit 70 Idneu ipie m6qIih
ben @roBaefhnoreneu unterbreiten
unb BON oieIen geqen fdmtIide @ers
T6mDrer 9tnfld9en erbeben IaTen
fper0e. Sn @erbinounQ nit Der Gn.
qeIeqenfeit niro elm Qtnmalt Daniel
0pnabue qenunnt, bon Dem 6rau
SEEMING sic ibr rsgsImdBia ousbts
sablten Gummen ,rhaIten ba6en min.
Donabue erflGrts qeitern, baB Srou
SEEMING pbantaiisre uno bab on bsr
gon5eu @efdidts aud nidt Elm nab
res Mprt Iei.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1912-07-14
sic prpteittercm.
Wlurmuuen auaeblidl ssu meri-
fanilden Hebcllen beOrpbt.
Sinh ameritaniidls @arasr.


gguu gBrieta, Itrifo, 9. SuIi. Die
8etpobner Der Mormoneu 3olonit
in ben IiihIitb pou her aeleqeueu
Ortid1dften GoIonia Wloreolos uHb
@olonia Oaraea baben Iib entibieotn
aetpeigert, 5orostimaen rGuberiI6er
Rebtllenbanbeu su bcipilIigsn, uub
bdbsn bel osn SuTtdn0igsn 9thDrbsn
in @afbinaton um Sdub nodQes
fudt San aIle m1ormoncn Iino
amerifuniTchs 9iirocr: fie bdben Ii6
betpaffnei unb sr:s6ri oaB lie sen
RebeIleu 70 lanae 0IosrItonb leiIien
iperben, biz Der rebts rpn ibnen ges
fallen iIt.
Suare3. merifo. 8. Suit Oberit
Rdscuol 0ro3co f., ser bic bieIiQe
@arntTon befebIiai, tonFerierie beute
ipieoerbolt nit fs~em Gobne, orm
RebeIIsnfiibref Sen, QQscudl Sro5co
IT,. Der Iih in Gncillus, 1874 Wiriltn
fiiblib bon bier. oufbalt. Sen.
Srpsco Bat ben ousoriidlifen @efebl
geqebsn, bah glusldnber bpnndn0iQ
nnbebeniat bleiben fo1eu. Da Sic
ieleeraphiibe 8erbinbuna spiIhen
biefsr SiaDt un6 ber W1ormoneu
&oIonic febr monqtlbaft lit, 70 fiirhs
tet man bier. oaB bic RsbelIeu iid ben
Wlormonen qsaeniiber lleberarif5e 5us
fdhulben tommtu Idiisn. pos
ourh fit hie RebsIfen cine febr uns
uneensbmc Situdtion bcrdllfbei9mos
rem iperOen tonnts, ber Fe taum ges
pa6Ieu ietn biirften.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1912-07-14
SPfer Der GIau1nacm.
6unotrts BON 6dulsrn III CONNER.
anfeMtbaltsurt in 2lid,e.

Watertopn, q. o.. 10. Suli, Sn
Dem i'm Ct. 2aprence Stub geleqcs
nen Gommeraufentbaltgort ,,96oue
fanb SsIanb part@ niitete qeIlern Elm
6euer, bas bic meiiten Giefddflsoes
bdu0e uno sina 3ipeibunbert e5omz
merDobuunqsn in Qfde Ieate. Der
ourd ods 6suer nngeriaiete 6daoen
totrb auf minoeIens cine 6albe glils
lion beranfdla1t. Bon Q(leranbria
8ui unb BON GIa1ton pur6e 6iIfe
berbsiaerufen; ooh bic Flamneu qrifs
fen nit folder 5dnelliqfeii nm li6.
6aB es als Gin Bun0er betrdfiet
neroeH fann, baB iiber6ahpt sinigs
6duier aerettet tnurben.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1912-07-14
9nfti9iffers @uOe.
Hene SeSel npr SauleuSen ban
SDlSaten aet6tet.
ssniSisrts nit s,lesrasbcnSra6ttu.

GboIous fur Dlorne. GFrort-
reid. 8. SuIi. 3ens @ebel, elmer
Der tiibniten uno SueIeih srfobrenitcn
SuftI6iffer, uno ebenfauS Snbabtr
oes 9omsrop =8ebcrs fir einen err
folgreiden lltbsrIunbfluq, BEL ocm
Der frou5olifhe 9uftT6iIfer SuIes
8eorines feiu Souturrtnt mar. btB'e
heutc ouf oem paraneplab pom
Mipurmelon s Sc @rnno oor Saus
fenhsu frons0FIdber SNlooten Itin
9eben elm. geoei NOR In einer1
MlonopIan bon Qoris bierber ees
tommen. nm an ben mon0nern teil=
sunebmen. 8eim glieoeJ9eben Ifieb
Der MlonopIou aesen Gin g}eb ron
SIegropbenbrGbten 70 unoIiidlih.
ooB Der gpporot su @oben fieI, uno
8eoeI unter ben 9riiumern beQroben
tpurbe. gus man ibu fau6, NOR CT
tot. Inter Der Wuht oes 9Sluooppos
rotts iuor bic 2eitbe poIIItdnbig 3ers
moImt fporben.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1912-07-14
sartiaegtesReforms.
3lueihHuSert Hub fiiuisig MillioHen
iollen Daiilr aHsgegebeu lDeroen.

Dien. 9. Syuli. Die 6eer8psrpols
tuus lit sifrig an oer 8orbsreitpn1
3u Der geplaHteu umfaHen0en 2lrtils
IeriersForm tdtig, Die einen 5eil oes
aefamien 8sformprogramms 6il0st.
Giner Der DihiiqIten g}unfte 0er Wr.
tineriereform iit, 6oB in 3ulunft 6as
bisberj9e 8obrmaieriat. Sic Sdmies
oebron3s, auf5eqs6en tpsr6eu un6 oaB
Sofiir auf GuJno Der Grfo6rungsa
dnbsrtr mootrHsr 4riVeen All Ser GER
iieuuna bon Stdblrobreu ii6ergsooH
eeH nsrosn foa. Die aofen iin0 auf
$50 Wiilioneu 9roneu Derani6laot
0lie bereits 9smeIoet lpereen 1T nir9
BAG qeneiuiams8u09ef. befonoers CUR
@ufhniFuaa BON Heiitm 4rijlerigmcs
terial. 6aubibtn, Wlarlern un6 0er8l.
urn &c g2taiouen erh6ht.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1912-07-14
0IDmpiibe epicle.
glmerifaniit6c at5lcten scidlmen
iid in Gtpdb0Im aus.


Gtpd6oIm, G6ipsocn, Q. Suli. Die
oIpmpiidsH Gpiefs iinO bier in ools
lem @auge unb ioden taQti6 9aus
fenbe uno atbertauieuoe ua6 Dem
Stadium. no 1fth 8srtreter pieler
glatipnen un6 @1ltsr IN Qel6esiibuus
gen Oeri4ieoewr PIT I'm 0etftampf
meheu. 5euie Horqen mar has gpete
ter tribe urb tsaneyiib, uno opd
mar ole 3GiHauertribjiut IaTt bis auf
Den lebten plab beIest qfm Bore
mittag beItdnneu sic llc6unaer aug
gBettldufen uno 8ruqiampf. 9eim
Bettlauf 5eicbneisn i.6 @eorqc q.
gonbag BON ber sSgtih 2(mericun
4tbletic 9tGociation uao qoui8
Scott Dou Ser Sir 9otterfon 81.
30. 6. 4. aus. G.arust qR. ggidoff
BON Der llniperFtst pou S6io founts
ieiHen gBettlauF Htnt teenben. SIN
8tngtdmpF nurnsn, neil Th Ie6r
piele Seilnebmer qemel6et 6alien, nur
fe6r Ian9fams 6oriTbritie Qemac6t.
uno bon allen SeiieH torte man Die
fher5bafte 8emertunq, baB er nabrs
fcbeinli@ erit odnn beenoet Tcin merOe,
tnenn bic olpmpifchen Spiels Inn
Sabre 1916 IN Berlin i6rsu Qufang
nebmen tperoen.