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Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1912-08-03

anseseben, beitraft tperben; ferner
8eIblohen, bob es unseIebli9 lein
iou, bic rote SABINE. in elmer 0ffen!z
li9en @erfommluns gu seisen obsr
bon einem 9aus peben gu loien,
ipenn nidt bos omerifoniIde Banner
boriiber bdnst."
Sir biejenieen 8eBer oes potrio.
tismus, bic es tposen lolIten, Das
Sternenbanner gu beidmuben, g..
i9maben ooer gu 5erreiBen, perlonst
Wtottbeps nod piel 59perere Stra>
fen. @olde Siinber iolIen tpenisitens
ouf Elm Sabr einseiperrt unb $1,000
Strofe 5ablen miii1en.
Muttbeips iit 8onfier, olio elm
Munn, Der seipib ipeib, mos benz
8olfe feblt, bos 9elb bos Der Serr
Repreientont linb onbere 2eute Iei=
nessleihen beiiben. Der 6err He=
preientont fommt ous Netp Cattle,
po., bos 1T cine Der StGbte Mmertz
los, Die cine rpte 9lbmtniltroticn
bnten. Sas 16elnt auh Der 9runD
gu oem ueberpatrtotismus bes Serrn
Wtattbeips gu iein. gr pia ben 8e.
peis liefern, bob ielbit eine rote Nbz
miniitration i'm bon Ieinem potrioz
tismus ni6t obbringen tunn, 2eute
bon feinem S6luge, 8anfiers, 8opi=
toliiten, etne bemofratii6e, republiz
taniI9e ober irgenb cine onbere gut
biir9erli4e 9lbminiitrotion lieber ba=
ben, ols eine io5ialiittf9e. Dos
bate fdlieBli9 bic Mitipelt Dem
Mnnne ou9 70 geslaubt, obne bob e,
erit ben Dummen 9lntrag pGtte ei.l=
brineen muKen. S9liebli9, iepsl
blomiert ii6 in ieiner Mrt. 9efdGt
es Dem 5errn Mottbeips S6eu poi
benz rotten Sud- gu mimen, m0ee E,
1i9 ni9t eenieren. Wa6len bic STD.
ten gu f6nell, fonnte er ia einlna'
ben Nntrag ite1en, oab a1e gutter
6taatsbiirgera blaus Mugeneldfer 4,
traeen buben. Inter Tplden I'm
itGnben tpiirbe alles Hot fir 16por;
oeieben iperben. S6par5 NOR ia nod
irmer bic 9offnung oller Rduber
Weeelogerer, Oiebe unb Ionitteen Sc
iinbel, ipenn lie Mneit betomen, baI
es ibnen an Den 8rngen geben fDnn
te.
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Sc msbr fih bic Siinben bdufen,
bic BON ben 2euten, iuel4e bas 9eft
in ben 6dnben baben, an benz 8olte
begoneen lperben, UNI 10 grDber pirb
Der Sob, ben bic 0Oltsfeinoe gegen
ales begen, mas Soaialismus beibt.
Wie aus Waibineton betannt piro,
bat ii9 elm iebr ebriamer &eprdisHz
tont bes 8oltes, cine gang nusgez
po9iene ssrehbeit seleiitet. Sin 9srr
Charles Mottbeips reidte i'm apnz
sreb eins Bin Elm. in pelher ni6t
nur M9tung fir bas Sternenbuns
ner, Ionbern oua mi q a tur j
fir oos rote 8anne perz
lanet miro.
Sn bieier Sin beiBt es: rSn Mnz
betroht, boB es immer mebr gu llilz
little. mirb, anbcre Banner als oa5
Sternenbonner bei Straben paraz
ben au fiibren ober lie bon 9duiern
tpeben gu laiIen, uno bob bieIes
Bonner fcaor 81 Gsflomespeden
| mibbrou4t pirb, unb
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Giiitnngsmabniinu.

perfonol Bis gum Sabre 1913 ouf
141, $50 unb biz gum Sabre 1914
ouf $4,000 Monn, Was bic Ronz
itruttion bon Sdiffen betrifft, 10
beeinnt Oeutidlonb in biefem Sabr
nit bem 8ou BON spei .panaerl9if<
fen uno mir nit bier. Sm r,d9ften
Sabr bout 0euti6lonb elm Grtroz
S9iff unb mir beren Spei. oSn bic
fem Sobr bout OeutIdlonb atpei
tleine &reuser; mir bauen a9t. llnb
innerbalb Der nd6iten odtaebn Mo=
nate bout Oeuti9lanb II Sorpebp@
boot5erftorer; mir 43.
Sn 5rontrei9 lit man unter bie=
fen I'm ftGnoen nun aud Der rMn=
fi9t", bob bic Republif rnibt UNI
bin tDnne, feline 5lotte pefentlih gu
itGrfen."
9ieIe Hoierei tonn nur bur6 bus
Yroletoriat befsitiet perben. Dies
leu9tet aud bem 8iireertum i9ou
INNER mebr ein, unb 10 fom benn
au6 ous 2onbon bereits bic MeIz
Ouns, ensliihe, fronaOiifde uno
beutf6e Mrbeiterfiibrer bdtten bort
unterbonbelt, Inn ben pobniinnigen
Riiituneen Der GruBmd4te einen
Damn entsesen gu ieben 4lno ben
olsemeinen 5rieben burh einmiitises
Sonbeln Der organiiierten Irbeiter
poraubereiten. Gs lei porgefdlagrn
fporben, 5uerit politiIden Druid ous=
suiiben, unb penn bies feinen Grfolg
bat, einen internotionolen General
itrsit gu ertldren. Der plan lei
slpor nod nicht reif, bod ieien quite
Nnseihen pprhanben, baB berIelbe
bolb befinitipe 9eitolt nebmen tpirb.
Dies 1T nidt Der Weg, ouf oem
bic Sosialiitsn Seuti9fanos unb
Gurppos iiberhuupt, 5u 70 pihtigen
5roeen Stellung nebmen. Die Be-
iibenbe SloiIe fiiblt es jeood initintz
tip, bob Die Soaialiiten nun ftnrf
genug tperben, nm Der 8erriidtbeit
Der nobnitnni9iten Slottenriii itungen
elm Gnbe su MAIDEN. Sreiben es Die
6errfhenben 10 tpeiter, pirb bas
&ommonbp rbalt" lei9t in elmer Nrt
ertDnen, boB ben S6ulbigen Die &nie
f6lpttern perben.
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RopIepslt ldbt oertiinOen, bub auf
Der ylatipnal &pnpention Der neuen
partei, Die om 5. 4uguit in Ghicaso
eroffnet miro, cine platform unterz
breitet perbsn miro, Die an 3 Of
allies bisber Sc
botene ii iibertrsffen unb b a 8
ean5e 2anb in Iufregnng
bringen nirb. Oieie platform
!peroe seisen. auf pelde Weiie oie
sroben probleme oes 5ases gu l0isn
5ino. Wlan fann alIo be9ierig iein,
ouf pelde Dirt Rooienlt Ser tapitaliz
itiIhen Welt Elm God i4lagen miro,
oamit iie Oo9 gang bleibt!
ginitpeilen iino elm paar anoers
Oinee intereKant. 8or Dem Senatsz
Romitee, oas Die &usnez8sitrdse
untsriudt. iaste 9err Gorteloup, Der
0priibenbe bes republifanii den 9taz
fionalz zGomitees, 1904 aus, oab bic
Rooispslt> >3ampasne 1904 beinabe
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Die 6errfdenben guropas iinb to-
tai perriidt setporben, unb 2lmerita
lpiro ielbitperitdnbli9 aud mittlln.
MilIionen unb Milionen bon @erten
an 8olfspermOgen perben nit immer
pabniinniseren Marineriii ituneen ins
Wofier seipOrfen, pdbreno bas Wolt
bungert, INNER tiefer in bas glsnD
Iintt unb ni6ts our 5ebuns Ieiner
2ebenslose sei9iebt, neil es bierfiir
= an Wtitteln feblt.
Sn 0eutf6lonb lit, nit Der Ser
ltdrtun9 Der beutl9en Slotte, bic pom
3eidstag foit einftimmis sesen plt
Sooioliiten bei6lpHen tpprben lit, 10
gutter 5ortibritt semadt porbsn,
ia9en bic topitoliitif6en 3eitunssn,
bob, elmer ioesen erfolsten offiaieuen
Intiinoi9uns 5ufolse, bos neus brit:
te 9el9paber bon a9t ponserI9ifz
fen idon i'm 9erbit bes Sabres 1914
in Oienlt seftellt perben tonn, piel
friber, ols man fir mDsli9 gebolten
botte. Dies brinst bic ottipe
S4la6tflotte ouf 25 in jsbem 9uz
senblid gefe9tsbereite 2inieni6iffe.
Sine BARRIER 3eitung, r2e Moz
tin, iogt, bob Stalien unb DETER
reid bon Seuti6lono DeronloBt npr>
ben Ieien, peitere Super Sreobz
nougbts gu bauen, tppriiber NOD
nidts in bic Oeffentli9teit gsbrurz
gen iei Stalien ioG feds 1pI4er
Sdiffe BON je 10000 Sonnen uno
nit elmer @ei9pinbisteit bon 25
Gnoten in Der Stunbe toni itruieren
unb Seiterreid brei BON je 10000
Sonnen. Die Our6fiibruns bieies
progromms piro oos iebiee 9leihs
geipiht Der 5lotten i'm Mittelmeer
itOren uno benz Dreibnnb einen grp,
ben 8orteil geben.
Sn England fagte Marineminiiter
Winiton Spencer Gburdiu, ouf biz
8ritif anttportenb, bob Dos 5lottell-
pro9ramm ongeiidts Der Hiiitunger
Oeuti9lonbs ni9t groB genug Isi
rWir geben in bieiem Sabre 45, ,O0O,:
900 gfunb 225,O0O,OOO) fir BIZ
5lotte nus unb i'm nG9iten Sobr nod
mebr, @ir erbDben bas Slpttsn
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irnoern es itnb Die fprrupten, ungez
re9ten 8eieBgeber unb Hibtsr, Die
Die 9eilisteit Der 6a0sn Der @eieBse=
bung uno 9eri9te i9nObe perleBen
uno oas Sternenbanner nit Siiben
treten, inbem iie ibre Mabt i'm Snz
terefe Der &ei6en mibbrau6en. Gin
BANTER, ipelder $4,000 itabl, puroe
tiiralid gu 18 Monaten @efdnsnis
perurteilt; er miro balb beenaoist
tperoen.
oSn oemielben @erid3t befam elm
SiibnerOieb feds Sabre aufssbrummt.
llno fol4e 5dle t0nnten au 6unoerz
ten aufseadblt iperben. Sin @trei=
fer, tpelder elm 5eniter einlpirft, miro
ais Nnar6iit be5ei6net uno gu fdpe=
rer Strafs perurteilt: Elm Oeputp=
Sberiff, peldsr einen Strsiter err
moroet, miro als tapferer Mann uno
6iiter bon 9eIeb uno Sronuna bin=
seitelt uno NIT elmer peniion belobnt.
Die Waase, ipelde oie @0ttin ser
8ere4tisteit bdlt, neist iih itets gu
@uniten berienisen. ipelhe oas meiite
@elo in Die Waasfhale perfen f0nz
men.
Wie ipenisea 9lrbeitsrI9usseiebe
puroen Bis iebt angenommen. Wu
uno mann tonnten mir Die Ni6ter
apingen, Die &onftitution uno Die
Geiebe gu unleren Guniten ausoulez
gen.
Wir pollen Die Snititutionsn Dee
2anoes, fpfpeit lie Der freibeitli4.r
Soee unb Ser 6umanitGt Hehnune
trasen, erbalten unb erpeitsrn, mol.
len moberne sSoeen. Die nit Der Dto:
nomii9en Gnttpideluns i'm gintlane
| fteben, peripirtli1en. Wir lieber
Imeritd, aber mir fagen uns, Dat
mir Die Jeinoe oes 2anoes, 81
Ipfeuoo patriotif den Ser
bre6er, oie uneered, tel
lH ihter uno torupten Sc
ibrer M dt en- t
lfleiben m Ii ZEN, ebe pol
nabrer Sreibeit uno Sc
red ie teit ste Hebe 1eil
fann.
i Stiirmiiher 8eifaG belobnte 81
Reoe, Ole fir Die rfisiiten Der 3ub5
rer san5 neue ssSoesn braGte. @s psr
! oen our9 Seioers Sour pielc Gau
ienoe nelier Mnbdnger fir bsn 90
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Rod elmer oatitiinbisen Bsratun5
ooben in Corning, q. g., bic osz
ihporenen bsaiislid Der Goronsrs. !.
llnterIuauns iiber bas am 4. Siii1
3. =. ouf Der Oelapare C andafpan@
ma gobn ftattssfunpene eilenbabn@
unolid ibr urteil OBJ. aaut oenlz
5elben nerben 2otrmotipfubrer
Gd,rDper pom grprebaug gto. IL. loz
i. ipis Der Gianalmonn 2one als cle
an pem unalud ihuloigen perlonen
beseihnet, pdbsnb Der Giienbabngss
feGi6oft nur 10 nebsnher Elm 9ellilz
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Scr Siiofu ibillert rot.

@enoHe gmil Seibel, Der fo5ialtitiz
f6e &anoioat fir Den poiten zines
@iSeprG iibenten Ger 8ereinigten Stadz
ten, lit iebt uuf elmer @gitatipnstour
in Dem itodoemofratiiden Siioen.
llno, lper bdtte oies por Elm paar
Sabren gu boffen setraut, Der Sioen
f4iqert peroG4tig rot. 8on elmer
Stabt na9 Der anoeren miro beri4z
tet, oab Die Seioel 8eriammlunssn
sinsn erobartisen 8erlduf nebmen.
Sdarf iino Die Intlaeen, Die DER
rote prdIiosntI I9aftstanoioat erbebt,
beopinseno fino feline arsumente, per
fDnnts oa sleihsiltis bleiben?
Sn Menpbis, Semi, ipra4 9enone
Seioel iiber rOie ausldnoii6en Soeen
hes Soaialismus." Gr iprah bierau:
Wan iast, oab mir telne Nmeritaner
uno feine patrioten iino. Wfan ldst.
mir besen uusldnoiiden @niihten,
pfleaen auslGnoilde Mletboben uno
iuden aus1dnoiI9e Sosen gu peripirtz
liden. 9lber aae oieie 8efhuloisun@
gen laHen ii9 nit piel srDberer Be-
rehtisung auf uniere @egner anpen>
ben. sic fiibrten Die fremoldnoiiden
eSoeen Der unteroriidung ein uno
perItGrtten oieIslben nod NIT beionz
oeren. poltsfeinOlihen MaBnabmen.
Oie ausldnoii9en 2oros besniisten
fih nit Der gtablierung zines 2ano=
mpnopols. Mber uniere 2oros ers
ridteten Monopole in 2uft, WaHel
uno Groe, in Nabrunssmittsln, 2lei.
bern, Seueruns iino iosar in Wisger
unb Sdrsen.
sic bebaupten, oaB mir oen aampI
lsesen 8lai1en uno alaHenpripilesier
bonn Muslano einsefiibrt babsn. @bel
fDnnten mir es ipirflih, lpenn MID
oieislbsn 3uitdnoe. ipie i'm Iuslanoe
porbanoen pdren? 9aben niht oi
G5eener bes arbeitsnosn 8oltes ot
fremolGnoiiten SnItitutionen, profit
SntereHen unO Miete, einsefiibrt uni
balten lie oieIelben niht bo4g
+ 81. befhulOiaen ,uns, Dab mir 81
@eiebe, Die @eIetgeber, Die 8eriht
uno bie Hidter, Die GonItiiution I'M
,oie 5lasse anereifen uno iniultiersn
alber nidt mir iino es, Die oas tun
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8er lit itbnloig?

Der Sooel ausselproden tpirb, ouB
Tie qeftuttete, cine bereits on Mlters-
i9pG6e leibenbe 2ofomotipe, tpie IS
biejenise pom 3us SO. 9 NOR, fur
Iclhe 3neds su benuBen. Wie pers
loutet, puren brei BON ben @eihpoz
renen anperer Meinung pie Die Mnz
ioritdt. Ord, iobalb Die Gntichsl>
bung betanntsegeben mar, ipurosn
aeaen 2ofomotiofiibrer Shroeber it.
Gignalmann Gbporo S. 2one Mn~
Hagen auf 9obIhlea i'm afpeiten
GRADE erbpben, @er9afts 8efeb::
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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-07-10
PRINCESS SEEKS TO HAVE
HER ANNULLED

LONDON, July 10.-In connection
with the Forthcoming suit of Princess
Jeanne Marie Louise de la Porte de
Bourbon against Prince Charles AL
bert Edgar George Cesar de Bourbon
for the ~nullification of their marriage
the petitioners counsel applied to
the divorce court yesterday for per-
mission to serve papers on the re-
'%spondent through the mail, as the re-
spondent's whereabouts was untrace-
able.
The prince had an address at 5
West Twenty eighth street, New
York.
According to a brief statement
made by the princess's counsel the
couple were secretly married In Lon
don in January, 1910. In the follow
ing September the prince is alleged
to have deserted the princess in
Paris. HI thenceforth disappeared
and the princess is suing on the
ground that the marriage ceremony
was void.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-07-10
MRS. ELIZABETH ELLIS TO
BE BURIED ON FRIDAY

The body of Mrs. Elizabeth Ellis,
n years old, of 1877 Orchard place.
who died at her summer home at
Bradley Beach yesterday, was
brought to this city this morning by
Mrs. Thomas J.. Dempsey, daughter
of the deceased. The funeral SER
vices will be held from st. Column
ba's Church, this city. Friday morn
ing. Interment will be in the Gem
etery of the Holy Sepulchre.
Mrs. Ellis was stricken with q
pulmonary hemorrhage yesterday
morning and died before the arrival
of DR.. C. A. Birdsall. who was sum
moned.
Mrs. Ellis was born in Dublin, Ire
land, and came to this country when
a young For several years
she was a teacher in ST. Peters Paro-
chial School, Belleville. Besides Mr..
and Mrs. Dempsey, a son. William
Ellis, Of Belleville. and City Auditor
James A. Rowe. a son-in-law, sur
vive. Mrs. Ellis was wen known for
her charity work, and her death
brings great sorrow to a host Of
friends.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-07-10
WILL RECEIVE BIDS FOR
OVERLOOK MILK SUPPLY

Estimates for supplying milk to the
Overlook Hospital for the Insane
will be considered today by the hos
pital committee of the Board of Free
holders at a special meeting in the
freeholders' rooms in the Court
House. The contract was to have
been awarded yesterday burt the
award was postponed.
The committee hopes to obtain a
better price than 61a cents a quart,
which it now, pays for the 300 to 1000
quarts consumed daily at the hos
pital. Several dealers, including
Joseph Becker, the holder of the pres
ent contract, which expires July Is,
have submitted bids.
"A months leave of absence with
salary was granted to Thomas Watt,
chief of the fire department of the
institution, who is kept from duty by
illness. A temporary appointment
will be made to fill his place.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-07-10
WOMAN |NHER|Ts
THIRD BIG FORTUNE

NEW YORK, July 10.-Mrs. olga
r. Bayne, wife of DIR. Joseph d.
Bayne, of Washington, d.. c., has Just
been awarded her interest in the es-
tate of her mother. Mrs. Grace G.
Roosevelt, who died July 20, 1894,
leaving the bulk of her estate to her
daughter. who then was 3 years
old. Robert B. Roosevelt, 1r., was
appointed guardian of the person n
property of the minor. On Novem-
Der Is, 1911, .she married DR.. Bayne,
and she became of age on April s, this
year. Mr.. Roosevelt a few weeks
ago applied for discharge as guardian.
The value of the estate thai Is
handed over to Mrs. Bayne amounts
to s2s5, oo0.s This amount is invested
in bonds and mortgages.
Mrs. Bayne is a granddaughter OF
the late Lorenzo G. Woodhouse. OF
Burlington, VT, and this is the sec
ond time within a month that she mas
been awarded a fortune.
By the will of her grandfather, Lo-
renzo G.. Woodhouse, Mrs. Bayne was
beoueathed $250,000 in trust Inc a
month ago Lorenzo e. Woodhouse,
executor of the estate, asked Sur
rogat Cohalan to allow him to turn
over to Mrs. Bayne $780, 600, the trust
fund. and $4,000 that had accumu-
lated during the term of the trust.
Three years ago she inherited 5000, 900
from the estate of Mrs. Stephen s.
Cummins.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-07-10
DEER DESTROY CROPS;
FARMER TO SUE A

MELVILLE. July 10.-Farmers are
loudly complaining because of the
depredations of deer, which ire steal
ing their produce and laying waste
by tramping what they do not eat.
Former Assemblyman Wilson Banks,
of Cumberland. has entered complaint
with Game Commissioner William A.
Logue, of Bridgeton. asking that
damages be paid for the produce on
his farm, which has been ruined by
the leet-footed animals.
The proposition was too much of a
poser, for the commissioner and he
referred 1t to Acknowledgement Ed
mund Wilson. The encouragement
replied that there had been no APP
preparation made for such a purpose
and Mr.. Banks has now served notice
that ne will bring suit against the
State for damages.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-07-10
PRICES EXCESSIVE,
EXPERT TEST|F|Es
Says Hudson Paid Too Much for
Furnishing of New So, 0 900
Court House.

JERSEY CITY. July 10.-The trial
of the eight men indicted for con-
spiracy in connection with the build
ing of the new So 900. 900 Hudson
County Court House was continued
yesterday.
One of the witnesses for the prose-
cution after giving figures for which
he said articles of furniture in the
building could be purchased and, cit
ing that the county paid in many
instances 80 per cent. more for them
than should have been paid, admitted
that he never dealt in this class Of
furniture, but relied solely on what
Re gathe: ed from dealers.
Another witness, said to be an ex-
pert appraiser of furniture. in at
tempting to qualify to give testimony.
aroused the ire of Supreme Court
Justice Francis j. Swayze to such ex-
tent that 1t looked for a time that
the State would be called upon to
withdraw the witness. This witness.
HAM Henning, an appraiser of metal
and furniture for the American APP
praisal Company. appeared to mis-
understand the questions put to him
by Justice Swayze.
The witness who gave figures, but
lacked apparent experience in dealing
with the kind OF furniture in the
Court House was Willard B. Wood,
of Sixth avenue, Manhattan. He a
shown in the courtroom several arti-
cles of furniture.
Opa bo tro oh NTH b,A,.e +r;..ofp-c
he said could be purchased for STATE.
This same rack. he said, the county,
according to the furnishing contract
of John Gill & Son. of Cleveland, O..
paid SAT.
j. Merritt Lane, another of the
counsel for the defense. took the wit
ness in hand Before Mr.. Lane had
gotten far. Justice Swayze Interrupt
ed to ascertain If the witness had WIS.,
tied any shops to find out what such
furniture as is supplied in the Court
House would cost.
This was followed by Justice
Swayze asking the witness where he
had gone to find out the prices Of
such furniture as he found In the
Court House. When the witness an
swered that he had visited several
places, but refused 10 tell TIE pieces
he visited. Justice Swayze grew I'M
patient and showed that he was al
most ready to order the witness with
drawn from the case. He came to
the rescue of the prosecution how
ever, at this point and declared thu
trial adjourned until tomorrow m ,rn-
ing. The prosecution will recall Mr..
Henning. 1t is believed tina. he Will
have received some coaching over
night as to just what Justice Swayze
expects of him.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-07-10
PEACE O MADE
BY IOWA REPUBLICANS

DIES MONIES. Iowa, July TO-
Eleventh hour efforts were being
made to effect a reconciliation of the
two factions of the Republican party
prior to the opening of the state con-
vention today to adopt a party plat
form and nominate candidates for
judges of the Iowa supreme court. A
conference of progressives and
"stand-patters' was held early, but
no definite program was agreed upon
A fight on the floor over resolutions
asking for an Endorsement of Presi-
dent Taft is expected to develop a
heated argument.
Progressive leaders declared that a
motion to substitute Colonel Roose-
welt would be made if any action was
taken looking to an Endorsement Of
Taft or of the Chicago convention.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-07-10
B. { |. SOCIETIES
SHOW INCREASES

NTIc cITy Tnlv 1o-Assets
h,,ua..m - 49, ossaoiations
S....a
."rousnoue e"e oHi'ou S'oee9 p
the billion dollar mark during the
past year, according TO statistics sub
mitted to the twentieth annual con
vention of the limited States League
80 p,,;,a,,u 80 Associo lions ar
-, -
~ iho'e. yese
port OF Na'iohai secretary 81
larius' OF CINCINNATI
Inc grown OF the associa'lons u
the country curing Tue yea has 1Fe
nearly one nuhoreo mlilioh uoias
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-07-10
NOVEL PARADE PLANNED
BY MOTORCYCLE CLUB

Plans for a novel lantern parade, in
which women will participate, are
being furthered today by the members
of the New Jersey Motorcycle. Club.
AT a meeting last night Roy S. Pas
call IA placed in charge OF the prof.
ect. The affair will he held next
month. The bicycle police have ex-
pressed willingness to take part in
the parade.
Claude E. Holgate, P. w. Stevens,
Roy S. PASCAL and George E. Post
were recommended to DR.. J.. P.
Thornley,, chairman of the compe-
tition committee of the F. A. NJ, he
to choose one as referee for the races
to be held at the motordrome in
South Orange enu
P. w. Stevens. George Reichy,
E. w. Crosbie and Mr.. Frank. of the
Newark Motorcycle Club, will leave
Friday to attend the national on
vention of the F. A. M. in Cleveland.
They will make the trip on motor
cycles.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-07-10
HOUSE WON'T PUBLISH
WILSON'S TARIFF VIEWS

WASHINGTON, July 10.-Demo-
cratic opposition blocked the print
ing of the old-tim tariff viws of Gov
ernor Woodrow Wilson yesterday,
when Representative Hill, of Con-
necticut, Republican, sought to have
the expressed opinions of the Demo-
cratic candidate for President pub
lished at the expense of the House.
Mr.. Hill explained that Mr.. Will
sons views were expressed in At
lanta in 1882, when a tariff board a
holding hearings throughout the
country to collect data IN which to
frame a tariff measure.
Representative Roddenbery, Of
Georgia, Democrat, opposed having
political campaign documents pub
lished and distributed at public ex-
pense. The objection ended the move.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-07-10
Receiver for Realty Concern

Leon Stein mas been appointed re-
ceiver of the Peoples Realty Com
pany, a New Jersey corporation, by
Vice-Chancellor Stevens on the APP
plication of Frank E. Bradner, acting
for Charles Holzhauer. Only $3.50 in
cash mas been found by the Fidelity
Trust Company. executors of the
estate of the late Philip N. Jackson,
who foated the corporation in Janu-
airy, 1899. Holzhauer, as owner OF
100 shares of stock, has $4,000 in real
money in the concern, and he wants
a receiver appointed so other assets
may be found.