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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-07-20
CEMETERIES
MARlNE INTELLIGENCE
Port of New York. July 20.

Port OF New York, July 20.
DUE TOMORROW.
st. Paul, Southampton. July 10.
Caledonia, Neville, July IA.
DUE MONDAY.
Prinz Friedrich wilhelm, Cherbourg,
July Ia.
Kaiserin Augusta Victoria, Cherbourg,
July IA.
Ryndam, Boulogne. July 10.
SAIL TODAY.
Oceanic. Southampton. II m.
New York, southampton. $3.50 a. m.
Cameronia, Glasgow, IL m.
Kroonland. Antwerp. 10 a. m.
BY WIRELESS.
SIS st. Paul, Southampton to New
York. $40 miles east of Sandy Hook at
IL a. m. yesterday; due tomorrow, S
a. m. American line.
SIS Caledonia, Glasgow TO New York.
$40 miles east of Sandy Hook at 70 30
a m. yesterday due tomorrow, 10 a. m,
Anchor line.
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NEW o T BUS SERVICE

MORRISTOWN, July 2o.-The Nor
Auto Bus Company
today began its service in con-
nection with the Norris County Trac-
ton Company. 1t is planned that the
'busses will make close connection
between the trolley cars. They will
make the trip from Morristown to
Danforth road in twenty-five minutes
and the return trip in thirty-f1ve
minutes.
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TREASURER SHORT

LANCASTER, Pa, July 2o.-Trus-
tees of M%illersville Normal School
say they have discovered that Pro-
fessor John w. Lansinger. treasurer
of the school, was short in his ac-
counts upward of $4,000 and also
heavily involved in the misuse of
trust funds. His liabilities may
reach $40, 900.
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FUGITIVE ARRESTED

NEW YORK. July D.-captain
Bush n Detective Jones, of the
Tuxedo Park police. arrested yester-
day Michael Farglione. who is wanted
in Youngstown, o., on the charge of
mortally %stabbing a man in that city
on February 10 last.
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PARIS EXPRESS DERAILED

PARIS. July 2O.-The Paris esiers
express train was derailed neal Les
ras and several passengers killed, as
well as a number injured. according
to a special dispatch published by
the Journal Des Debats today.
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PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that the
following proposed ordinance passed a
second reading and was ordered to a third
and final reading, at a meeting OF the Board
of Street and Water Commissioner held
July Is, 1912:
An ordinance to provide for the paving Of
ELEVENTH AVENUE,
from South Eleventh street to South Twelfth
street. with brick pavement on a six.inch
concrete foundation.
~. 3. o'coNNELL,
President Of the Board Of Street and Water
commissioners |. SWAN
jy1e-5t Acting Clerk ofSthe Board. :
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c T OF Il HEAT

ELIZABETH, July 20 Charles
Holderried died yesterday in the
Alexian Brothers Hospital as a re-
suit of being overcome by the heat
while on an outing last Sunday.
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PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that the
following ordinance has been passed by
the Board OF Street and Water Commission
ers and approved by the Mayor Of the City
of Newark, and pursuant 10 Chapter go Of
the State laws Of 1900. is hereby published
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MEBIS3On Friday. July 10. 1912, Louis
r, beloved husband of Eta Mebus. of
Is North Fourteenth street, East
Orange.
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NEW YORK o EXCHANGE

Following r the quotations OF the
days prices, as furnished through
Byrne & Mcdonnell. members of the
New York Stock Exchange:
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LYoSs-on Thursday, July IS, 1912, at
his late residence. No. 90 Camden
street. Patrick Lyons. beloved husband
of Margaret LYONS tnee Burkel.
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MoTNTENEY-At Caldwell. on July II.
1872. Samuel. husband of May Mount
eney. In his sd year.
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O

HELP-New employment office now oper
for business. MARY WIERZBIEKI. egg
Market ST.; tel. 1899 Market.
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HELP wANrEp-FEMALE.

JEWELER-Girl, experienced on making
14kt lewelry. etc. steady position. WORD
ALLSOPP g. BLISS, SO z. Kinney ar
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DEATHS.

DULHAGEN-At rest on July Is, 1872, at
the home of his daughter. Mrs. Jonas
c. vreeland, SIS Wright street, Isaac
Dulhagen, aged II years.
KRAUTHElM-Entered into rest on
Thursday, July IS, 1912. Clara. beloved
daughter of Bertha and the late Richard
krautheim, aged 20 years Il months.
Relatives aud friends are kindly IN
yited to attend the funeral services at
her lare residence, 81 South Seventh
street, on Saturday. July 20, at s p. N.
1nterment on sunday. July Il, at 2 D.
m, in Paramount Cemetery at the con-
venienee of family.
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FOR SALE-shetland pony, kind and gen.
tie; f~our-seat carriage. wagon, harness
and riding saddle, cheap. VIM. SCHROEDER,
1Os Holland ST.
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STORES, OFFICES. ETC. TO LET.
FoR SALE.


STORE, with three rooms and bath, all I'm
if5 Sixteenth av. A
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sCOTT-On July 10. 1912. James fcol-
oredl. at the Essex County Hospital
Tor the Insane at Cedar Grove, n, J..
admitted to hospital from New Jersey
state Hospital at Morristown. n. j..
on June %. 1910. age unknown: occu-
patton, actor: civil condition. widower
born in Petersburg. Va.
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L1UNS-Un July Is, I9lZ, PatF1cK, be-
loved husband of Margaret Lyons (nee
Burkcl.
Relatives and friends and members
Of Father Dalton Council No. 81, c. b.
L., are kindly invited to attend the
funeral from his late residence, No. 50
Camden street, on Monday. July %, at
$50 a. m, hence to st. Joseph's
Church, where a Solemn High Mass of
Requiem will be offered for the spose
of his soul. Interment in the Cemetery
of the Holy Sepulchre.
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FLORISTS,

02@@@-~@0
LEIBssLE. floral and funeral designs a
speciality. seeds and plants of all descrip-
Waverly.
FoICT. the florist. Woodland Cemetery, cor.
Eighteenth F designs 25c up; bou-
quets. plants and cut flowers at low prices.
Tel. 12s0-J. Waverly.
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ROBERTS0N-On July 0. 1912. at Los
Angeles. Cal. Raymond S. husband of
Louise f.. Fuerth Robertson, aged 81
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Funeral services will be held at
Joshua R~rierley's mortuary chapel.
Grant and Broad streets. on Sunday
afternoon, July n. at $50 O'Clock
Relatives and friends are kindly in
vtfed. lnterment at Fairmount Gene
terry.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-12-24

fpInmt cs lelbit mand)mdl 10 por
ais mple lie ourd) ibr 9enebmel
@er5eibuitg oofiir crbitten. oab II,
lem 8licb sltaiercsa &auicS gcporScI
lnt0 Den Aang eiiininlnlt. lpeldFyt
SsGinniftuIt ?r.Sic haunt ibli ufdY
eiHs ipsfll Site fcin Medjt .Snal a
Maub iitse stvds III. Oh .iHls, mo attt
isfeaf &eialeAie beadheat Tiat.
Mit,ael Adppies eiirn 8tpgenelif
Tant idbapr; Sen 8rAsbcr mieoer Mi,
ditem icIief hnernSeH @idc ulf, Sfi
Fibh hdBiidl mnd)tcn. : IKE
.N1loentar baf min. bog e9ebcn DC
%Frettet, bot mid NIT eiaeucr @eJa6i
aus benz tiefen ShtoBatubcn sscao'
gen"
reinc aIfc @eididIe, mari @efl
sci perdhtlid eirl.
nIog ieins aber lie slpiiist mid,
banfbar 5n TENT"
r3ningt 9idt barfbar sli iein9'
mieoerbolte @enael ipotteno. Gid,
Nihael9 9nnfbnr 81 iein, Wi
daei? On bit ein 3oniGoiant, Wi'
fael! Sd aber bin idarfiinnig &C.
mug, I'M ben @enifen bon Del
&oae unterideioen 81 fonnelt, fpeld(
er ipielt." &.
Iid)ael tbat, als b6tte ct Sit
@orte oes 9ruoers Hidt gebort unf
fuBr in bemieIben Zone, Der baIf
mie Iifrihtiefeit, balb pte bittert
Sronie flang, fort:
.@olbempr lit ieit ieiner @erbei-
rabtling bel freuuolider ~setporben
als er bis oabin gerpeien piel bril-.
berlid)er, piel--grobmiitbiger, @en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-12-24

Soltb. Icinit Oh, id hattie lid)t
ldugIt gcfiiblt. id lpiiBtc nld)t, bab
mciue SdJmdger mid to0tlidl hoI.
icn2 Sic iiuneu atii mcin &crhcr.
ben. id) lcic eS III i6rcli gltgen Sic
iperOcn mid pcr0er6cn, iobolb iie
MIR fonncn."
.Gnticslid)!!" inmmerte ScOmig.
.Nbcr luurlm forimit Tn ibncn
nid,t silpor2 Gin @urt unn Cir
wilrOe 0cnii9cn, nm JIG aus Dent
Sdlniic mo Gcilier At6bc 5n srt.
fer1enl"
raGerbingS," uitgcNnctc troilrig
Die @r1fin. yNbcr id) glnilbc., mie'
id)nel alld) Ialbeliiur bicic 9ittc CT
iiiacn mod)tc. Is luiirnc .Mu .opd,
ipebe tbrli. Gr licbt .icinc Nriiber
mo id) fam e$ nid)t iibcr MIDI &c.
ninlicll. Irgwobn III icin @er5 81
tGen ulo 3mictrodlt 5wiidcn Oencn
5i i%tiffeit. Die biSber in 6riebcn mo
briioerli6er @emeinld)uit gelc6t ba'
ben. limo baum, Seopig-0n Iicbit
ia iclbiL nit meld)er glGtiunA nit
ipieuiel SreunOlid,feit mid ilcilie
Shlpdger bebonoeln."
mslrme Sreunoin!" fla9tc Scb.
mig; noaS llngliid 81 fiiblen uno Is
nidt abpebren Sn fonnen. Ibcr
t1iihcn 9idt Seine Ibnungen nld
niht? Sit es moglid, DID nidlt 81
'liebsu, DID baiien. 81 fonnenl" +
n Die @rafin lddelte idnerSllh. q
r@eiBt 9r, nift mebr, mas i'd
mar, bepor ib 8rafin Sobenoit
mliroe? Sin nanterl. itno lpuppen.
loics MGohen, Die Sodter zines,
aranners!"
"Siloegaro," rief Seomig nab nm.
armte Die Sreunoin. Oh bait Sei-
men g(bel bon @ott!"
yllno baS bin ih ibnen uod).".
flibr Ole 8rGfin fort, lid bin IN lbs
rem s(ugen cine frcde@ inoringliugin,
Gin Sd)anoilcd oiif bem blanfen
8appenbiloe hires 8ei6lehtes. Sic
miiicn ia nift, oaB i6 &aloemar
liebte, che i6 wllbte, baB ,er ein.
(5%ortiesuns allf Der A. Seite.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-12-24

SeI, On peritebit mid nobI! limo
oas perpflid)tet ms 81 Daft"
,Wfeinit Oh mirflih?" lafte
@er5el bitter auf. rMlio Die @eIb-
ro1en, Die Oh a,if 9einem Siide
finoeit, MAIDEN Did 10 meihber5ig,
10 CABIN? SIT es Dir senitg. elm al.
m~oienempfGneer, elm Settler iein al
miiI{en, mdbrenb Oh elm Serr fein
fonnteit? 5borid)ter Menif! Sd
nebme oas 8eIo ipobl aud, neil id
cs Iiebe, aber t1llId)en, faifen laiie
ib mid nift. Rogen Die Sddse
oes alten Iieser 10 groB iein wie
Der Sanb anl Meere-Di6 iino mid
bat Die Seiratb bes grbberrn bon
Sobetall 10 flein. 10 arm gemadt,
Dab mir nid)t mebr Inn Die Softer
oes Grmiten @oeImannes iperben
0iirfen-oie Sobenait fonnen nilr
nod bel arGmerit iperben uno &rd-
merstDdter beimfiibren."
@i6acl rid,tete iid in Dem Sattel
auf.
Still" Siifte er, .tuenn Oh mid
nift raienb MAIDEN miait. ardmers.
tofter9 Yhii, @en5el! 8eiBt Oh
niht, oaB id Seonis bon 9raunfels
liebe, nit p%er5ebrenoer @lutb liebe,
bab i'd"
,Irmer yru6er, i6 CLAUDE. Oh
bait elm idled,te 8abf g~etroffcn."
Cine iGbe Hotbe i6ob iiber Mi'
haels 8eii6t.
Cine ihledte @abl2 l1nb bas
pagit On mir 81 iasen, Der On mir
periproden bait, fir mid, I'm fie 81
merben2"
.Nmbig, rnbig, Widael. Sd iperoe
balten, ipas id Dir periproden babe.
Hubig, iage i1 nod einmal: 2eee
meinen @orten feline 9ebeutung BEL,
Die iie nidt baben ioller! Die
BLONDE Seonig lit mabrlih Der Sic.
be, meinetipeaen aud Der Inbetilna
bes beiten Gbelmannes Der @eli
piirbig, iie lit ihon,s lie lit aud, ipas
fir mid Die Smlptiahe lit, reid, 10.
gar iebr reif--aber Der alte Baron
ipiro Did nift mebr fir wiiroia
balten, fem Sfpiegeriobn 81 tper.
ocn nad)bcm On Der Sdtpaeer Ell.
ner arGmerstodJter geluorben biit.
DaS meme id, @ifael, mtr Dag.
Ger alie Baron lit iebr itol5, ct b1li
aacS auf Die Gbre ieilles Ndmens
unb ieires Sanies."S'inf lqlf M
Mid1ael 5iidtc 5iiiamnen; ieiy
gltbem giug borbar. Gr trieb ieiil
Yicrb oidt an @eiiSel beralL crgriii
ieincu Arm mo preBtc i'm frampi-
bait. ,Snl nad)Iten Ingenblide laftc
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-12-24

motfetell 5lpall5lg, jniid)Selloe Stilll.
men. BORT i,iticr Der eide"
Wnloefnor idmanftc, ca mar linn,
als pergingc linn Ole gallSc SScls ppr
Dem cilicn @ort. 9lher CT rib iid)
gemaltinm clnpor; er itiir;te 5l Der
eide bin; er -ifiir6tc nieoer mi biz
tsApiee iinb sersriff bic Sam ieiiics
@eibcs mo beoedte ibrc Stirh. ibrc
Sfppen init ieinet 8iiiieusg E I
ySilocgoro, meine ,5itoegnio."
Gin Ieiies 3ittern aiilsx oiirrt oeli
fSeib Der Sbnm1dtigea, etn sid,pa-
dies 9dteln ipielte lrfH fbrc 2ippefl,
lie idltlis langidin Die ssfitaeit ailt
.Walbeinar ,haitdlte tic. nd
glqitbte iterben Sit miiiien -aber id,
gdbe did nieocr, Did, mein 2cbeu.
10, @ott lit 9iitig!"
Sic erbob ,iidJ 9eItiist ai,f Den
artt TIRES @atteu; Tie Icste ibr
Saiipt an ieine. gruit.
%, es le6t ii6 10 ifon, ipcnlt
man id, aeliebt ipcib, mein @albe.
mar. llno ih mub mobl aud, nod,
leben-fiir Old lebeu iino-iiir--"
Sbre Stimrie idiif 81, u~nbor6arent
@efliiiter berab, beige 8otbe iiberSog
ibre Waneen. llebcr 'Des @raiell
gntlis aber flog cs lpie elm beder
Iafenoer Sriiblingsionncnibeii; or
llobm iein iunecS erbebetbes @eib
IN ieine Irme, triig eS 3i bent go.
gen, Der Dem 3iise gefoIgt mar, ui,o
bettete es peih iino parm in ieine
Holiter. Seonig nabm oil Der Settle
ibrer Gltern Elas, Die @r1fin Sod.
ftrd) rift all Der linfen, @oloentar
on Der red)tell Seite Ser autid,e, Die
'Ialgiom sum Sdloiie Sitriiffebrte.
rSGtteit Oh I'M mid gepeint,
iSeowig, luenn i'd geItorbelt n1rc?"
fraete nit ldhelnoem 2ipper, bod
ersitternoen Cones Die @rGiin. :
nSiIoeaarb! 2iebe id) Did, nid)t,
ais ipdreit Oh nleinc Shmeitcr2"
vWeine SdyweIter; mod)teit 0n
meii,e ShDeltcr icin? @crbe IS
@eomig!"
.WeIf' Elm @ort, Siloesarol
Was ioI cs, mas bcocutet esq"
yGS beoelitet, bob Nidael Gid
liebt. Seonig!"
% ntein 8ott, fpariim bait Oh
mir bas seiast. serabe DIP"
,alingt es Dir aus meinem
Nlunoe ipeniger angenebm. oils menlt
.er es Dir ielbit, aIs lpenn es Cir
I0ein 8ater geiaet b6tte?"
Seoiuig antiportete nift; iie legtc
ods 8eiid)t IN lire S1nbe.
a5e6iui8' babe ib Dir pebe &C..
fbanp1 .
.Gein4nein, SiIbegaro! Mber-
nid)t pabr. 9u liebit mid 10, mic
i'd did Iiebe-0u mirit mir nid,t
aiirnen, rueitit i'd 81 Dir iprede, mie
eS mir um's Ser5 iit9"
SilSegaro idiittelte ladelnb bas
Saiipt.
= .9epiB niht. Oh 9ie6e. Gprid
fret iino often, ifiitte mir Sein gan.
oes 4er5 niisl"
20, es beoarf MIR rpeniger @orte,
Siloegar6! Soniel 9iebe i'd 5u Cir
babe uno 10 nieI @ertranen sll Dem
@rofen @albemar, 9einem @atten,
iopiel S,ird)t unb 9ra,ien empiinoe
i'd Dor DenSeI nnb Wifael, Dor
9einen beiben ShpGsern!"
.au6 Oh, Seopis," rief erblei-
4eno Die @rdfin.
YIrh i'd? @elfe Sra9e, Slide.
garO! limb @ott, Oh bit bleih &c.
norben, On Sitterft-o, mas babe
i'd"
,StiG. Sebnig, itin!" iicl ibr Die
@rdiin ms @ort nno ersrifi lire
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-12-24

or ami mic ein ailto, 6us Die Iltail
ipcalud,en lpill, Die maj, inn ae'
mafjt bat.
altliuns @cnscl. llniinn! SiebIl
al itiftt9 Bert Seolpig mo SifDeearS
HIT ltraliiifsm .@sipr1de? Sius Sic
tldlt J~fein3oiittien eipproe6"
ieSait5 ippbf!! los naipe Saiat
.nag ia,uicr sDer aeaDelten
SratnerstoAter 'Tin8eSogen fiibfeii
kaina lie iogor Ithbeii. Mber ettpas
fonnS ianaeres. @eidoeL als oieie Su.
Engtppn9 1eineS HoitSrn Sheds 81,
fSef tsroh Balofrnars, lit Die Gin.
iptlieuaa beS aIfeli gdronss an einer
Seirath, lpelfe oie goroneb Sebtpia
Don 8rninfels CUR Sfn1eertn bon
SiIoegaro Mieser, Ser Tpd1tsr oeS
Traeer Sfnferers, .inddeu tpiirnc,
Iber id mill ben gerilf ~iradpen,
pbsIeif ih bon ieiner grfolgfpiiefeii
iiber5eiiet bin ~
.nnS tpann?" fraste Mifacl
baitig.
uggetn On tpinit, ihon morsen."
rgs iei."
,Sest aber porrpGrts. ih claude,
Die Saso besinnt. gs lit ELI ge.
tpaltiees Sbier, baS Der aIte ste.
pban. aneetrieben bat. ipertb, bon
einem 3Snise eefdat sn tperoen
@Iiif auf gum Saeen, 0eifael!"
Sn oemielben Iiieenblid erfIan.
gen Die Sosoborner; man bdtte bel,
Cher gefunben. Die Serrelt gaben
ibren Wferben Bic Sporen, Die 9a.
men trieben Die Selter NIT Der @ertc
an. Iaes iprenete in Der 4ihtiina
fort, tpober 6as Signal erflrnsel
fpar.
0a ipor er, Der Seller! Sn Der
Sbat elm prGfJtises. eiit eerpaItiges
Sbier! 3peimaI id)on bate or Die
Settle Der ,Siil,6e burhbrod)en, Die
iid] tpiitbeno auf i'm 9citiirat unb oil
ieinen Sbrcn fcitsebiiien hatten.
Mit fnrhtbarer araft bate er lie
abgeiHiitteIt; Die fediten bon ibnen
lagen am 8ooen. bon ieinen GRIM.
niger, $o,iern libel 5iiserid)tet.
Der Mnblif 6es nilben Samples
nerboppelte Die Sngbluit-ein iold)es
3bier burfte ben SGeern nid,t cnt.
aeber, ionte Die Baiomannsebre
nidt gcfGbrbet perbeu. Gin SfuB
frad)te, elm 5tpeiter. elm britter.
Die augeIn batten Dem Cher Blu.
tigc @rnben scriiien, ober mod
itiirntte ct tpeiter nit if1,im,enbemt
&ahen unb g~liibenoen Ii,eeit, bulb
redts, bdI6 linfs Dos 9idift ourd].
bredeno. 9d fna4te eS ipieoer: Elm
ipiIoes, 5eternbes Grim.
gen erifol.
Der gber itan6, mari fih nit
gIiseslhneIIe beriim unb if)ien iif
nit feinen bliitimterlaufenen @iisen
9enienieen aiis3niad)en, anf ipelden
or iid) ltiir3en fonnte. Sa gelte eli,
miloer Shrei 1bnr1 Die 2nit-bof.
auiitei9enb ftiirSte bos "1fer6 Der
@rdfin &iIbeaaro init einem iGbe,
Sase auf ben Seller 5ii: bic Meite.
rim aber mar burh ben plSsiifjen
Stud aus benz SatteI g~eidJIeubert
iirb lag biIflos unb o~bnm1d,tia
faitm sfpei Shritte BON benz hinge.
fbiim entfernt, oas tie nit unbeim.
lid eliibenoen Iusen anitarrte uno
lfon Die Sauer ienfte. UNI lie in
ibre 8ruit 81 idlasen.
Doh 6a itano aiid idon @rai
@albemar, bas bIisenoe Sasomeiier
IN Der Sano, 5tpiiden ieiner Sral
nno benz ipi,tbif1iimet,oen Sbier,
pGbreno atpei anoere Serren Die be-
puStloie @r1fin nit raifem @riiie
auiboben uno in ibren Mrnles, ba.
oontrngert.
Arizona republican., 1912-05-19

" QUILL appreciate, when you come to buy any clothes here, how very important al-WOOl is.
 There's a lot of clothing made that isn't all- WOOl made be sold to those who don't know better But
Arizona republican., 1912-05-19
LOW PRICED CARS
 IN PUBLIC FAVOR
Auto Manufacturers Will Reduce Out put Of Expensive Cars
 Next Season.

CHICAGO. May 1S.-At the quar- terly meeting of the Automobile Board of Trade. it was decided to issue a call for gathering of sales mana gers of the various companies for a general discussion of trade conditions. This follows the recent meeting of the commercial vehicle makers and is in line with the cooperative work ir which the organization is en- gagged
 In discussing present trade scondi tions a prominent member said yes terday:
 While the spring selling season is in full swing and trade condi- tions are generally good, it is not breaking any confidence to say that some of the makers of good low and medium priced cars are selling practically all of the cars they can make. This is hardly true of the 1 higher priced cars and for about the ] first time two of the best known and l highest priced cars are not only sold out. but are still extensively adver- 1 Using their product.
 This is practically due to the won | derful development of the low and ! medium priced car, which are now as good and reliable as the best cal made if not quite so luxurious. Also there are not enough wealthy people in the country to absorb the increased production of the high priced fac { tories
 The result of all this" he con
 cluded. will be that there will b'
 a big reduction in the number O high priced cars produced next year.
Arizona republican., 1912-05-19
NEW USES OF THE DIcToGRAPH

The detective distograph has been used for many odd purposes besides catching criminals.
 When TOrrey and Alexander, the revivaIistS were holding their meet jngs in Philadelphia in 1909. there u,,e 2 demand for seats far beyond the 5000 capacity of the afmorE Ill ,,,bicb they preached. By request Mir Turner installed dlctograph transmitter. suspending it from the ceiling about three feet above the sneakers head and six feet in front of him. The wires from this trans noitter were connected by specially constructed apparatus with 2,30o teIe- phones. whose subscribers heard the service in their homes. At the same time wires were run to Bethany church. where a large horn in the nulpit gave out the sound to 2,50o more auditors, so that, altogether tO 900 people heard the music and preaching at once.
 The telegraph has been used also to study the minor activity of Mount vesnvius between eruptions; to en- able man to hear the sounds made bv wild beasts when undisturbed by men: in the Metropolitan opera house and in the Hudson theater, New York to permit the managers to hear the rehearsals on the stage from their private offices; to enable representatives in congress, while sitting in their rooms in the office building, to hear the debates on the floor of the house.
Arizona republican., 1912-05-19
WHITE LINE |S
 GIVEN NOTICE
Streets Torn Up by Grad ing Crew Must Be Re stored Within Fifteen Days; Market Ordinance Goes Over

Council met last evening and de- cided that the White Line electric railroad company must get busy or fill up the holes the company has caused to be digged in East Monroe and East Van Buren streets.
 The company started a gang of graders at work several weeks ago and in a short time Monroe street from First to Seventh, and Van Bur en from Ninth to Eleventh were aI- most put out of business Then ac- tivities suddenly ceased except for the distribution of a few ties along Mon roe street from First to Third streets
 The residents along the right of way slid gradually from q state of expectancy into one of indignation. and last evening council adopted an ultimatum giving the company fif- teen days to put the streets in uueS- ton back into their fore-time con dition or else the city will perform the work using a portion of the $50O0 guarantee fund in it's possession for the purpose.
 An effort was made to have this sum rebated to the company immedi- ately after the beginning of work on Monroe street, but it was decided to bide d wee, and the five is still in the possession of the city treasurer. No statement was made, as to the future construction plans of the com pany.
 The market ordinance providing for the conduct of the city market was presented and referred back to the city attorney for some necessary changes to bring the ordinance into conformity with the state laws. Phoenix Street Railway company was notified to remove it's poles from the middle of the street wherever they encroach upon the public high ways.
 Mayor Christy was given permission to leave the city for one week be- ginning next Wednesday. During his absence the mayor will attend the bankers convention in Los Angeles, and the ship or state will be care fully guided through the shoals and rapids by Claude Cisney, councilman from the fourth ward who is desig mated as acting mayor
 The next meeting will be held in two weeks.