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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-03
@lan bat nns icincr Seit bonbz

~tait Dat inns ictitcr Sett bdnos
lpllrmlangc Irtifel iiber Die pcrbdlts
ribm0Btge ~ rpiperitat" bci
Arbciter in 9aiurencc, Maii., 5ugcs
'tcllt. bercn &crDffentliduug mir abe,
lpoblmcisIih untcrlicBcn; bcnm Die
@eldihte idieu bod 3u unglaublih.
llnp dls lin9laublih bat tic iid aud
i%nncrbdIb bes letter Sabrcs bcral,ss
9eltclt. Sffi5ieuc 9cridte baden
par9ctban bab Die Irbcitcr bortielbit
untcrbeSablt lperben unb 5uiammcns
9eptcrdt ST leben ~ae6lpun9en iitb,
mic oas Tieb. Sos iino Sbatluhcn.
Us ut aber nod nid)t allies. Gin
3citunesmann, =. s.. S%apcnncr, bat
aus offi5icIcn Scridtcn oicler Gage
5ulamlnengeitcllt, bnB III iencn bpd)>
9%eld)ilstcn Wpllntiihlcr, mo 8naben
unb Ndbden fir $500, $500 unb
$500 per Wode, unb Batter unb
Wtilttcr fir $500, $500 uno $500
per 8p6e inter Inipannung aler
&rdfte arbeiten. = baB 6ier = AZ
ans jc 100 SobesfdQen iolhe ppn
ainbern inter flint Sabren iinb, unb
bon bieien AZ 8inbern iino 80
lpeniger ais elm Sabr altl Die Ier5tc
begriinpen pieie gri6einung aus Der
Sbatiade, bab @iitter iold' lanee
Stunoen inter unseiunoen @erbdltz
niiicn arbeiten miiiien. Sicie 9inoers
lterblidfcit in 2aiprcnce idllt INN 10
mebr anf, tpenn man eripdgt, baB Ser
Sterblifteits : Yro5entiub fir Die
gdn5en Der. Staaten % ainber inter
mini Sabrcn unb 10 inter cinem
Sabr lit. Sn Saa Gipers. Iaii., ipc
aud Der 8oltruit berrIdt, iinb aus
ie 100 Sobte 80 8inber unter fiini
Sabren; 81 Neiu 9ebforb, Wall., ipc
Der Woatruit e6euio floriert. Iinb cs
40 &inber inter fiinf Sabren aus ie
100 Sooten. ltnb bod iinb ane nieie
Irbeiter in ben Wolmiblen yge=
ifiitt"! 9as beibt pielmebr. Der
WtnltimiQiondr : 8olltruit : Maenat,
lpel6er nod 8aibineton fir it b r.
M d kisen = hmt5pIl einfommt.
gr iagt, Die eia8ige llria6e, ipesbalt
er Sarifraten mill, Die linn Elm
Wtpnopol auf benz amerifaniid,en
Wtarft 9eben, nnb linn e~rlaliben, fir
iein Trobuft boppelt iopicl 81 pers
langen, ais Der pbpiii6e @ertb
Der 8oafleiber lit, lei: S6us ieinen
Irbeitern. llnb INN bieies @erlangen
ctpas mebr gu betonen, iteuern ieue
Serren natiirli9 rci6lid gum Cant
pasncs Sonb iener Rartei bel, Die
lie beidiibt. go baben es bic Ne=
pmblifaner in ben lesten sebn Sabren
setrieben unb . lit 3eit, bab ipieber
einmal cine anbere Eartei an's Huber
tcmmt. @erben Die Oemofraten
ni6t ibr @eripreden balten unb
8anoel idaffen. Damn gar Ia mine!
(Siebe bier5u Seite 81
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-03
Sas Corpus belieti".

Die Sorle9ung Der Guittuna bcs
stasmeiitcrs Slib iiber Die 3abllng
oes geitra9es Der Stanbaro Oil SO.
bon 100000 gum HooicpcIt'iden
eampa9nes Sonbs unb Die G%uittuna
Der STANDARD, iiber Die ibr an9cblid,
5lriid9egebene Summe piirbe bcItz
ltder nno flarer iprehen. ais aac In<
grtffss iino @crtbeibieungs s&cbcn.-
yNetu Yorfer M%benbblatt."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-03

Der 5u MAIDEN tasenbc beutife
aatbolifenta9 gebadte aud bes 9ros
BEN llnsliidS, bas ben beutiden Berg
bau beimiuhtc Ii. 5ablreihen Sanilien
fleibiser @rubenarbciter Den grndbrer
ralibte. Sas ipar ebel iInb brup gez
banbelt. Ser Gonpent Der nSeberas
tiou Of Catholic SocietieS" 81 2ouiss
billie. Sp., aber bate e6enio penige
8orte iibrig fir bic arme grbeiter
81 2aurence, W.aK, pie bos Sabr
supor berielbe Content 5u Eittsburgb.
Sa.. fir Die Rc&eeSport : Streiter.
9as 3eust nid)t bon io5ialem Sinn.
Nan iolte nidt aIte Saden niebers
faiien, aber es banbelt ii9 bier UNI
nadte Sbatia6eu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-03
2eibcr iuabr.

Die Glntform Der Hooiepelt'iden
Sritten Yartei cntbdlt Die Grfldrung.
Dab fir Die Grbeiter elm Minimaaobn
Teltgeieet iperben Ioa. 90 biele
oYlanfe" tpobl bon Yerfins oiftirt
lporocn 1T? Ser 2arpcitcr lruit. in
Dem 8ooiepelt's 6rcunb Icrfins cine
groBe 8plIe ipielt, bat Die 2ohnc iciner
Irbeiter nnb Irbei:crinncn ld)on auf
elm Ninimum berabecicst. (Sicbe
Seite 8 unb ~ - nNcip Dorfer
Staats5eitung."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-03
IS TT Der 5lndl Der b5ien Chat, bak
G1ieS &1ieS mus aebGreu.

Der dlineiiife Yrdiibcnt guam Sdi
3ai perifebt cs better, iih Nebenbnbz
Ter bonn 9dlie 5n idaffen. ais Srbe
rlltIie i'm Sdroe ein5ufiibrcn. @er iid1
MIR oaoirf III elmer RadtiteLung be,
baupten lam, DAB CT iiber 3eidbeu
btnipeg ldreitet, iiber bciicn 2eite
iperoen balb Inbere binlpcsid)rciten.
- n&odeiter Ibenbpoit."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-03
Gs lit Elm Gdritt in Der T c d

Gs lit rin Sdjritt in Der RI d] t e n
Hidtune bin - our in bieiem Slatte
bcfiirporteten .io5ialen 8ode" -
ben Die fatboliihe Yreiies gereiniguns
al 2ouispiae, 8p., getroffen, inbem ite
bei6lob, UNI bieielbe 3eit unb am
ieIben Srte, fpie bic alteration, gu
Ntiltpaufee, @is., - 5u tagen. limb
ipenn Der Central : @erein 8. 9. Elm
@leides tbun piirbe 80.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-03
Bel Decatur, Sa., lit elm grfl

Bel Decatur, Sa., lit elm Grfurs
iions5u9 ent9lciit. ~Scbenialls lit
babel nidt Der 2ofomotipiiibrer, ions
bern bas @cIciie an npip6iiAer Cpl
Iepiie", 10 meint Die ~Saiupis StaatSz
5eitune". IS III be5cidncnb, pab Die
llriade Der i'll ben lcstcn @onatcn
poreetommenen 3ugcntglciingcn in
Den meiitcn Sdleu Elm e hienens
bru6 9epeien lit, lin Sdienemates
rial gu iparen, miro bas 2ebeu peS
reiienben YublifumS riidiihtslos Der
@efabr aus9eiebt. Sic g~iienbabns
@eielihaiteu iollten 8ccblib be-
lanSt tperocu, 10 oft Elm Suguniall
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-03
Snternationales.

Weoer Der beutihc aailcr nod,
lin'er Stabsdcf General Major @ooo
piro pen 3aiierinanopern b~eiipobnen.
Der Grlterc lit geinnbbeitlih. Der 2cBs
tere pienltlif %bebinbert. Infer bcr3s
lideS 8ebauern! - ,Mtiln. Scroll"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-03

SIN Gnslano bat man sur Belt aid
nod feline IA t boIii6 arbeis
terpereine, aber man : bat bod1 cine
Rational Conference Of Catholic
Srabes lt%nioniits", Die idbrlih ta9t.
Seucr mar bies Der Soil 81 Norfpid.
8ir iinb nod INNER niht einmal
oneit bier5ulanbe. (Sicbe bier
gu Settle 81
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-03
(Spe5iea fir bieie Seitune.)
Gin miirhieer flartmrr.

9oupernenr Maribaa bon Snoiana,
DEM ON 20. Musuit offi5iea Die Nomi>
nation Der @icesY rdiibentid,ait anoez
5eigt lpurbe, bat feline &ebe Gampagne
an9etreten. Int 26. Iuslit iprad cr
in Yortlanb, Iaine; am %. Muauit
in Bangor uno am 30. Muauit in
SeipiIton. Ser @ouperneur sebenft
aud cine aiisgeoebnte Hebetour nah
Dem Welten gu iinternebmcn.
Sn ieiner erlten politiIdjen Hebe
orildte Wari6aQ Dem Spbifub3oqe
Spltem Den Stempel Der @erlperfung
auf.
Ia Die 8eiebsebune bcsiielieb Der
SptrttnoIcn : Shantfra9e inter Der
Momtniltration oes @pupernelirs
Waaribaa cine Noae seipielt bat, 10
batten mar,de Semofraten in Maine
%ertpdrtet. er iuerbe audi auf Sas
Yrobibitions s@eies in Maine All
1pred)en fommen. Ser Rebner err
tldrte aber bon porneberein, er peroe
lid) arf Die grorterilns lofaler Sra9en
in feiler @eiie einlaiien.
sd bin elm Semufrat", iaate er
in oieiem 3uiammenbanee. ,nmb mcil
i'd Gin 9emufrat bin, baltic i'd aud
an Der 2ebre Der 9pfalpcrmaltung felt.
Sd bin aud Der ttebersensnng, bab In
bieiem MugenbIid bic n~ationalen
SHmes BON sr6Rerer Wihtiafeit iino
ais bic lDfalen 5rasen. Saber tperbe
i'd amsihlieRlid iiber bic 9inse
iprefen, bic i'd ais natiunale 1rasen
betrahte."
0ie @ilion lit audi RarIbaa
So5ialpolitifer; mo iener Der itubicrte
politiife Sefonomiit lit. lit Waribaa
Der benz tdslihen 2eben nGber itebenoe
Wann, Der alf Dem @ebiete praftiid)er
So5ialreform beipanbert lit. Muf
feline Inresung bin lit Die 1o3ials
pplitiife @ciebgebuns bes Staatcs
Snoiana our6 cine grobe In5abl
ipidtieer nno tpeitipirfenoer WaBs
regelu geforbert iporben. Sn ben
Bpnpernenr Waribal na~beitebenben
8reiien fueiR man, baf or iih in
bieier 9bGtiafeit burdb bic NrnnoiGbc
Der epufema heubcn Gn5pflifa 9eu's
bes Srei5ebnten iiber bic Irbeiter=
frage leiten lGFt. 9iirfte es bud,
bier5ulanbe ,uenise aatbulifem seben,
weldje bic MmSlafmnsen hes periturbe=
men Eapitcs iiber bic Mrbeiterfrage
10 gut fenncm mic Der nnnmebrige
Vice Nrdfbentihafts : Ganhibat Der
bempfratiihen Yartei. 60 erfldrt bic
5uperldiii8e ct. 9@ouiier nImerifa".
Wdmner. Die Waribaa in Snbiae
napolis ldn9ere 3eit 81 beobahten
@elegenbeit gcbabt baben, perIihern.
baB er Den Wutb beiibt, iciner llebers
seusung gemdb 81 banoeln. 60 iol
er 0fters Mabreseln burheeiebt bas
ben, 10 Die 9elobuns bes ~tat6oliiden
&aplanS i'm Staats3ucbtbmls Ieines
Staates, Dor benen i'm feline pplitis
iden Hatbgeber einbrin9Iid parnten.
Die Ibeilnebmer an Der Central.
Vereins : Ye%riammluns hes SabreS
1909, bic in Der &ttabt Snbiana'S
a%bgebalten iumrbe, biirften iidJ Der
pplitiih seranesn u~nflmgen Nebc er-
innern, IN Der er im Der 0egenmart
bcS pdpitlihen 9elesatcn 9ipmebe
Jalcunio ben Wertb Der fatbpliihen
Shnlen fir bic amerifaniiGc 8eieli.
fdaft mebr ais bloR betonte. Mages
mein dlberte mar bamals bic Ins
iift, bab es lid babel INN etfpas mebr
ais nm Die ~2obbubclci elmer Gonpenz
tion our6 cine pffi5ieIe YerionIid)feit
banple. - %. H.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-03

" WIelueI AteIeS Iulit, iple J9AeS
- Iitslieo Der alien @arbe
~ Napoleon's, iasen: .0abeis
~ gepeien!", iotpeit es iih nm
Die 8eneral 9era M m II NJ
gen Der Imerifaniihen Soberntion
fatboliider Gereine banbelt. llnc an
i'm lit i6on oft, 5limal bon fatbos
IiSder beutlf : amerifaniiher Seitc,
in pobItpoIenbem, offensebrlihem -
unb aud i'm a nberen . inne-
Die Sraee seitent iporoen: nWas bat
bic 55heratiun benn wirflih Dis
jett ~setban?"
@eipiB. Die Srage lit an Ylabe.
llnb als gntiport fonnten mir cine
cbenio algemein flinsenbe &usiase
our Gntiport seben: Sic bat 5iclbe@
ipuBt an Der Iusfii b / II 9
6 o it itution 9earbeitet.
Sd MN Die mciiten unierer 2eier
pobl faum Yaraerapb / uno 2 etc.
Der Contribution Der ~. s. Of G. e."
Dor lid bnben. 10 miiiien mir bod
etipas flurer a%ntiportsn. Gin
SrageiteIIer bat ndmlih INNER
jenen 8prtbeil gu ieinen @uniten.
ipcldcr in Der @rtldruns liegt: Gin
affe fam mebr Srasen itellen ais
5ebn 0elebrte b%eantlporten tonnen!"
Die SDberation bat c It =
unb bas lit id)on Elm Gerbienit, lpeldes
man auf beut d. /. fatbolii6er
Seite Defenders i1dsen iolte - ims
mer cine itramm fatboliihe Saltung
in alien pi6tisiten unb midti9eren
y rin5ipicn fragen ei19cnommen.
8enn Der tir6lide 2ibera>
Iismus in ben Sereinigten Staas
ten feline gier III bas Soberatiunss
Neit gelcgt bat, - Inn ciuen mcbr
bilbliden ais ihoncn Nusbrud 81 be-
nubcn = 10 lit oas @erbienit bafiir
9cipiB nidt Semen 3u5ui6rei6en,
mclhc i'm Yra9eiteIlen unb
3ubauiebIciben tart lino,
unb burf lire Nbipeienbeit in
tritiiheu 3eitfn9eu unb 9ebat>
ten glGn3tcn mnb mebr . it t II b
als % II it rutt b fritiiierten. llnb,
SaB cs fritiihe Iomente CAB,
perbcn mpbl iclbit jenc yIQoeutiden"
nift lcugnen, .peldc bos Seil nur aus
der tutbolildcr Suno IN
Gntpfang nebmcn nolcn.
f++
Sic SDbcration bat an ibrem Sros
oranme Der erobnnn9 Der
Nationalitdtcu inter Den &utboliteu
Der Der. Staaten g~earbeitet. SaS
mag in mand)en Iu9en gar lai6t Gin
Werbrecben a%niratt Elm @ortbcil iein.
aber baB es beute einen Gbrentitel uub
tein @erbred)en eetporoen ut, oaS bari
bod Der Soberation our gbre anees
rcdnct iperben, mic? Ober lit es nlr
Elm negatives @erbienit? Sat Die
SDberation mn BERT D II /, neil Die
beutid : rebenoen &~utbolifen i'm
Central 8ereiue IN feltgej4loHeneu
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-03
Seine Wrabihrift.

3ier rnbt Der 90. GonsreB;
Sb, oab Die Hafmclt ME
per9cB'.
USE er iid rebli1 abses
ifunbcn.
I'm penig @eisbeit gu Der.
fllnoen.
9ereitet bat er ms oicl 8eb.
S'rum, @anb'rer. ling ibm:
H. s. y.
nSainois Stnats3eitung."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-03

GeIiston nnb Gr5icbuns ioIlen
Snnb in Sanb eeben: Sarlin, tas
tboliibe Slteru, ididt Cure ainber gu
8esinn bes ShuIiabres in fatboliibc
Yfarrifulenl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-03
God Der sramfsite Der Shreden,

Sas lit Sns @eib in ieinem 8abnl
.Spf ihlimmer als Spanen iinb Tie"
fDnnen lie SubIiner @cfdnsnibz
fpdfter iiber ibre SuffrasettensSdfts
hinge NIT @e9t Hagen. (Siebe
Celtic 81
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-03
3~ppiepelt lit Der Irppbet

3ouispelt lit Der 9rppbet unb
Yerfins ieiu Ianaser niht pabr?l
8ooienelt prebiat Den adtitiinbi9en
arbeitsta9 fir Sralen uno Fanfare
3uitdnbe in Den Sabriten. nnb
Yertins ldbt Srauen II bis IA
Stunben pro Tag in unianitGren
Gdumen in Den Sabrifcn Der Osborne
9tpine Co., go. 3 (Sarpeiter Sruit)
an AUBURN, Nep Yorf, arbeiten. Sa
iiebt MAJ pieber in ipeldem @ioers
ipruh ibone 8prte unb Sbatcn
iteben, nnb ieiber bies in leitenncn
Sreiien, oeren Yfliht es udre, purdJ
bic 3bnt nit benz snten yeiipiel uurs
snseben. (Sicbe Seitc 0 unb ~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-03

Der rprpsreiipe" Spppnent
bcs Gongreb>& eprdientanten Nidolas
9%onsfportb. bes gatten Der Srin3eiiin
&lioe, lit Elm Sr. q. 8. Stpif.
.Nidp" befinbet ii9 alio tpirfIit in
elmer Spidmiible.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-03
Gas mire Elm FILTER TroIi.

Sdnerin (pedt ibren Sobn in
aler Sriibe): .Sepperl. iteb' auf, 8
Sfulballs b%rcnnt."
Sepperl (pcinerlih) .Sit Der
SduQebrer lido perbrennt?"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-03
itebcr bas gerbaltnik gu Hebafti

ttebcr bas Werbdltnik gu Gebaftion
unb 2eier beibt es I'M Garbauns'ihen
8ude: .MuS Dem &eben zines beuts
iden Gcbaftcurs" correft: Sober
Der ieiu 9latt NIT 3uihriftcn
iolte iid ais gelcaentlidcr
Iiiarbeiter betrabten nnb i6on aus
pieiem @runpe Die 8eeeln Der Soflihs
feit ipabren; iper Oas nift tbut, bat
es iid ielbit 5u5uidreiben. lpcnn Der
Nbrciiat Icineu groben Brief Dem
9apicrtorb iiberaibt unb iid Die
tpeitere CORRESPONDENCE perbittet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-03

Welhe Satbolifen : Sasnns nirb
fid oenn cinmal bes leibiscn 2ebz
rerprpbIems bier5uIanbe ans
nebmen 7? ~?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-03
Qrmtfdt -AmerikaniCd5e
1rekfi,mnaem.
Galfan=W irren.
sUuC1ucEEEEEExxSscacaen

I~uffdaenbe Iebnlihfeit nit Der
silhouette Sobn Bulls bat bas
trillnine Srage5eiden, fpeldes lest
ipleoer an Gnropa's Sori5ont itebt.-S
"Sf. Faul @olfs5citune."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-03

8Gbrcnb eines @ottesbienites in
Dan Gitp idrie cine Srau, bab ale in
Der Stride toot leien. ausscnommen
Tic iclbit. @ieIeift iparen bic Mnbez
rem ipdbrcnb Der Yrebist einseIhrafen.
- .9alt. Seuti9er Correspondent"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-03
Sur Gage in China.

SfoBleuf5er bes abseiebten Ianbs
'uuSNailers: ."Scine bat reft sebabt
= etrer oieIer (republitaniiden) |
Silmpcnbilnpe ipirb bonn anbern obs
gefgdl .... SAP. Scmofrot."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-03

infoIge Shienenbrub iit ereisnet,
ipenn audi fein Yaiiagier 81 Shapen
fprtlnt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-03
Mnseiidts Der Melbnnsen

galfan, aus China, Wegifo, Nicas
raeua, &aroffn, Sripolis, II. /. fp.,
ipirb pobl ieIbit Der unermiiblide
Carnegie 5ueeben miiiieu, bab Der
Saaser Sriebenspala It ettpas
al friib erbaut purbe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-03
Ghitnrirurs.

Der GpngreR bat iih per
tagt - nm banfet Mae 9utt!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-03
gie amerikaniIbr tanrratiun katbnliIdrr t~ferrine.

hreiber Sie1es fann. fpie ienes
- @itslieb Der alien @aroe
. gtapoleon's, iaeen: .Sabeis
getpelen!", iotpeit es iih nm
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-03

8, Sen IA. Iugllit 1912.
= Sic Geiie bes Winiitcrs
Srdlibenten Yoincart mad, ct.
petersburg lit eincm Sbcilc
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-03-14
nHALF A HuseANp.v
Jack" Barrymore In Farce Comedy
Monday Evening.

The Rochester, N. Y, Democrat Of
Tuesday. March IL, has the following
concerning Half a Husband" which
comes to the opera house next Mon
day evening;
Half Husband" is a farce-comedy
constructed around a clever conceit,
from which 1t derives its name. 1t is
that after the bridegroom has just
said his last i Will to the usual ques-
tons put to him who officiates at a
wedding, the bride. with a sudden de-
termination to have revenge for his
having humilliated her by his contin.
ual failure to be punctual, particular
ly for the ceremony, cries out mol"
to the first in the catechism, dashes
from his side to her boudoir and locks
herself in. Thereafter the play is con-
cerned with his various schemes to
get into her presence and to win her
consent to go through the entire cere-
mony He begs, entreats, protests,
apologies, commands, sits on her
doorstep until she is forced to let him
In to get rid of the reporters inter
viewing him and their photographers
taking his picture, makes an ass of an
old admirer with whom she has taken
up In her pique and whom she de-
cides to marry to show the other one
he Is actually no longer In the run
ming, and finally feigns unconscious
ness from n sudden blow on the head
at her home on the day announced for
the marriage to her new fance. When
he Is brought into the house In a
faint, she loses her fight to conceal
her affection for him, throws her
immediate plans to the winds, cares
for him tenderly and assures him she
really loves him and will marry him
He confesses then II was q trick but
she doesn't care; so they summon a
minister and are welded at once.
The possibilities for most amusing
situations are apparent, and Mr.
Barrymore and his fellow players
wiring the last drop of humor out oil
them. In this well built and we'll bal
anced piece-which by the way, is al
most half an hour shorter than the
usual play-this new star has oppor
tunitles for the display OF his drollery
equal to those he found In "The For
tune Hunter" He always hews with
a clean cut to the core in handling 9
situation, 30 his character Is distinct
thoroughly alive and natural. The
tricks of his eyebrows and other pc
eullarltles OF facial expression all LEND
themselves to emphasizing the humol
In an incident. His playing was &C
good that he was repeatedly called
back.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-03-14
HAWLEY WARD TO
RECEIVE INCOME
OF $4,000
Heirs Agreement in Case Of Miss
Margaret Cameron.
MOTHER WAS CHATHAM GIRL
Daughter Was Adopted at the Age Of
is and Her Name Was
Changed

New York, March 14.-The heirs at
law of the late Edwin Hawley, the
railroad financier who died intestate
on Feb. /, have reached settlement
with Margaret Cameron, the woman
who presided over his household, and
who, since his death, has been vari-
ously referred to as his niece, his
ward, his housekeeper and his pro-
tegee.
According to an announcement
made yesterday at the office OF
Stanchfield & Levy, counsel for the
estate, for as long as she may live,
Miss Cameron is to receive an annu-
al income of $4,000 and in addition
she becomes not only the sole and
undisputed owner of his two beautiful
homes, the one at 10 East Sixtieth
street and the country house at Baby
lon, l.. l., but of all their contents
and effects as well, the sumptuous
furnishings, the books and pictures
the horses and motor cars.
And at the same time the informa
ton was forthcoming that her name
was not Cameron at all, but Sturges
Miss Emma Sturges, the daughter Of
jeweler, formerly of Homestead, N
j., whose mother was from Chatham
n. Y, and a girlbood friend of Ed
win Hawley.
Mr.. Stanchfield said that this set
Element was reached amicably anC
without a particle of difficulty. L
followed a series of conferences be
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-03-14
WRECKED BY SLIDING SAND
Long Branch Theatre Train Just
Missed Freight Trains Fate

Clinwood, n. j., March 1S.-All
traffic on the Long Branch railroad
was tied up for six hours early this
morning and seriously hampered till
long after noon, when a sandbank on
the shore of Chesapeake Creek at
Morgan, just north OF here, slid down
upon the tracks in the heavy rain,
wrecking the engine and dozen cars
of southbound freight, which came
along shortly after. All hands jump
ed clear. Nobody knows when the
bank fell but it was about midnight.
The freight had been held at Perth
Amboy to let the theatre train from
New York pass, but when word was
received that that train was late, ow-
ing to poor steaming OF the engine,
orders issued for the freight to pro
coed to Matawan.
When the theatre train reached the
wreck the passengers who had been
Tuning over the delay trooped out in
the storm to see the acre of devasta-
ton and accepted the dictum of a
freight conductor off duty-"Our old
skate locomotive brought us luck af-
ter all" They were forwarded on a
special train after a delay of four
hours.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-03-14

The negro was promptly covered with
a rife. Then the conductor crept
up to the engine. Immediately he
took in the situation. Before the rob.
bers could fire upon him he FASTENED
back and down the track. Walking
several miles he stopped a freight
train and gave the alarm over the
wires to Sanderson. Meanwhile the
robbers were putting their plans for
ransacking the express and mail cars
into execution.
Last night the sheriff of Terrell
county was searching for third
member Of the band supposed to have
been posted near the holdup scene
with horses. Near the point where
the train was stopped tracks of hor.
SEES were found leading to the border.
II is presumed the robbers, had they
succeeded, would have made for Mex
leo. The bodies OF the bandits have
not been identified. They are Ameri-
cans. Whatever the robbers took
from the mail car was recovered,
Nothing was removed from the ex
press car. The passengers were not
alarmed They knew nothing OF the
holdup until after both robbers had
been killed. Trousdale is a native oil
Tennessee. He came to San Antonio
several years ago and until n few
weeks ago was employed in the of
fees Of the Wells.Fargo company al
San Antonio. He is 80 years old
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-03-14
DR.. COOK TO LECTURE ABROAD
Explorer Thinks Capt Scott May Also
Have Reached South Pole

DR. Frederick A Cook who is close
personal friend of Amundsen, the
south pole explorer, left New York
last night on board the Mauretania
for Liverpool, London, Paris and Ber-
lin. He spoke of his departure on
hmundsens dash for the south pole.
He unhesitatingly believed that the
pole had been reached by the Norweg-
ian explorer and his party Of four
men. Dogged persistency was Amund-
sens stronghold, DR.. Cook said, who
was in close relation with him for
two years on the Belgica Antarctic
expedition, and he adopted the proper
system of feeding up his men and
dogs in preparation for the final strug-
gle.
His quiet, unassuming character
had prevented him from claiming to
have been first at the south pole and
also from saying that no one else had
been there. AS to Capt Scott, DR..
Cook believed that he also must have
reached the pole, but whether before
or after Amundsen could not be
known until his return DR. Cook
thought Capt SCOTS progress was
probably slower than Amundsen's ow-
ing to the somewhat experimental ma
ture of his equipment and the size
of his expedition.
DR.. Cook is to deliver nightly lee
lures from April l to June before
the scientific societies and other bod
les in Germany, and will then attend
the international geographical con-
gress in Europe If it is decided or
this year.