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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-01-18
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ubritIi

- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS uDritr
american foipannoIo t.. t, 4 p:nd
io%utlnut fanIaloiIemme Saotfo Cub
mig 2osfi. Wainoin tuoiiin paitfo'
funnaQemme ruiime torstoina tddiiG
baubaitanotIi. Mmmis ipieiiin Ell
fin SShpemirSitn Sust Snoren bous
touetoimistoon, iosto bauinuSobiei
ia idhtoianomola fpIp'iiin lufnlni.
Silta. W~dinaioIIa oil omoiIiu nell
Wlatti &oeti . ctlepsid maoupil
ieliidud ia Smur Widti nitninen nell
iosioiu Marquetten tofona metId.
tDisfd, iefd flor Sl9o Dldti Sron.
moooieIo, ionfa ioimesta rmtmis
tactiin Sronwoobii yipbers &c OF.
10 bautoustoimistoon.
Soutous topabtui piinle moonnu.
taina NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. firtpsto,
ioeia ruumieiaoruan pitt past. 20.
20 gSiIen. &oifti moinitut pmoiIft
MIN. 2 meIied ia | iiIar plinut mpos
Idsnd. Yaitii moiuittuia omoiiio
t6eId moosIo idi poinuiatn faipoa'
maan nanbaon maoban 2auboioen
pitdiGdn, iosto bdn oil %fotoilin man.
bcmmot 3 IiStoa ia 2 melied. Sidl.
tdGn oil lpoinoia 81 muooen mons
ia ia o1ut tdeid moosIa ldbes 10
puotta. io6ta i%uirimman oion nj
foa tddnd Sronpoooin pmpdrist6I'
la. american foinannpIla ebti ban
masta ola tuutouben pGipdt.
Samnin moanantaina pbid a.
faa eoeQilen tansla baubattiin gler
ia Silio 8orpelan 5 Duorofonben
monbano If. IL y. fuolut p~oitolap.
Il Wtaiti Ban Yustirtis,o, isis.
SuruDiIeu ju~DlaQ'Isfii muoboshi tue
Observation-Disclosures. YorbaimmoSia
miebuuo ben ia marbaiIimmosin lop
Iuuoen ii6sid pueet fuolonpiifotteen
faotamino fplminG lepdiipdt rinnot
fain tirfosia ia rinnatfain lepGdndi
he mpDs toImistosia, tdmd pulpit
ipofopod fielt6 faifiIle l6sndoliioil
lie. SiitG, fuiufo turIema fuitfi ta1un
arpua.
- Waccabeen 1aimimaia piidd
muoIiiublonlu, iosIa tulee tapabtu'
moon mpDs pirfatmnnan ipirtoan
m~ihtidiiet emf tuuu enlimdiIend Jun.
nuntoina eli 4 r:6u Italia gpalo
raiitiusienran b1oneeua. S%ilaiiuuteen
tiiIee uIeita mieroita alma 2upariIoa'
relta asti ia paiffotunnan bentiiet
noimot iulee mp0S olemoan filai
Iuuoeeia Idsnd elm. fummaifin pat
Ia uiIet lauluIeurot.
- Gmo leefft %paIeltuneena lopoets
tin mics Sron 9eltistd pori mailia
llpIoniin pdin. Wiime torstoina IL
ta26i,pdud ndbtiin Sron 9eItin finn
menenGn erdGn panbanpuoIeiien
mieben toluttaen irtointo benosta, oil
pa faupungisIa pistdDtpnpt erddeId
fapotosIatin ndbdn ldmmifetid ot'
tamoau. 0un Iitte le~uraa.pana pGi'
ipdnd SactIon & Wiiodn fouppa'
Fifteen oiuri oil motfalo upIoniin
lDpIi ban lanotun NATHAN pdGstd
Idbeu6 iienporreua oIelpoo IobamnL
lpd erddn loutafoIan ldbeud mieben
fuoueetii paIeItuneeno ia Idbti Ianoa
niemdan iabamDupue, iosta Idbti
miebid poitoIe. Siuoin tunnet.iin
mics Gbas. Siubbccf nimiIefIi ruot'
IalaiIetii, iota oil Iabtenpt S%ronfpop'
biSto oIioue %ianotuue iobampaple,
iosIa moamiebidnid tpDsfentelee.
iqno 6urIepn boutoustois
misiopn, iosta miestd iuItiin bofe
moan, mutta Ititemmiloi Soresies
rim ieuran puolesta onnettu ytpbers
&c SfIan bautaustoimiStoHe mdds
rdps ottoo mics boltuitnia, ioten
ionotun johnston fautto
bouoattiin ruoiioloiIcSta @p. Xutb.
firtoSta ellen.
Woinoiouo Ell ole tiettpid omoifia
tddGd onenfoan, Ella tiebeId bdneId
niitd monbosia moosiafaan oletpon,
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s. %. 9ean'iad
= 3ptoufSia YelaStuS 0lrmeis

VIZ ~t oNt'h 49,
: 3pfonfiia Nelastus Mrmeis
'iasia, buoneusipeiaon 22l WlcGeoo
Nrpe. tulee iobtomaan hei,fen6t pm
baiot &apteeni ia Wtrs. Wiinnes id'
man niitpn oiaua oltoen moanon'
tuil.o It. Is p:std iunnunioibin tt.
II p:adn asti.
2apteeni ia bdnen fuoimoaIa ofpot
mieltdinnostaipia pubuiia, eientd
Ioittoiia ia l~aulaiia. Sofoinen on Ter
netulut fotomtIiin. Sultao mutoon
ia iuotaa toiliofin mutananne.
9ofoufIet altaa Flo 1880 italia 10
fa pdtiud.
Siistaina tommit. % p. FLO 1870
lilo a tulee olemaan fabtpi ia feeti
iltamot. Siiddnpddio iofoiIelta 10
ienttid.
&apteeni g. Uscaap ia
Suutnonttt ScDuHer,
Wirfailiiat paitfafunnaIla.
- &u8ebic alneen iuomaIaisten
feIdiubla eli pGipd.
Suleeto Ielninen olemaan emf fe,
Idna iosiain tadud @oseb;c oIueeuo9
Seloista toilpomusta iitd npt FIJI.
tenfin fuulee pbben ia toiIen rpbmd'
funnon fesfuubesta %ptTHDilid. Gttei
tho faunie pbteisbenfi iorpiiiiIi ni'
MALTA borWoien ptIilDitien parisia
padIemdttd pdipdn maloon or tor
peelIieta ionfuntaan robtoisto ben,
fenId faipaus tuomoan tdpldnn6eid
toimeuiiuuteen.
pubeet ia firioitutiet olipa nc'
moiftu fuinfu bebtufpia, Jos eli
niisid robieta %aiettua rutfaiIelpoon
i%ulfiiuuteen otpot hilotiettomia. On
fits eouuiIempoa astua pddttdpddn
fdptdnnDaiippteen'
Hobtenemme eiittdd ettd enIimmdi.
men aluetta tdIittdmd (fiiben luettu.
tuna mpDsfin Sron Belt ia Uionts
real, .Dis.) ebustaiafofous pibets
tdiIiin Iunnuntoina belmit. A p. tddl
Id Sronmoooisiu, Sronnopoisio
iennuoti FUN ie on alueen fesfus.
Seurat ottatoapas tdmG fpiymgs
beti testusfelum aIaiiefIi ia iImoit.
tataa mielipiteenne leboisid, JOS iuo
Iitte tuouaiien julian toimeenpanoa
Tia iamaQa fanuataitefo olustanon
fotoutIen pitoa Sronwoooislo bel.
mif. 4 p. Sos ndibin fpipmptiiin
Iaobaou mpontdipid nastautlio iits
lee ironrppooilaiiet buolebtimaan To-
fousbuoneeSto ia Tiitd MIND aifano
pdindstd ebustaiafofous aItao.
Seurat, ieuratunnot, laulu ieurat
ia Ioittofunnat ottafaopas oIia buo'
mioonne, parempi mitd pitemmin.
llIeitten aIiaa barrastoipien Fan.
IaIoisten puoIesta.
%. Soppori.
Westpr Ioppari maa'aIiohfio
maifusti niime moanantain italia
maa afipiIIe Sainpiiin maltioon.
: 2aiipannpsia fnollut. StaIia.
Ioiien 10 muotiaan nuorufoiien %.
Yilansion elG mdnIanfa fatfeIi dftid
piime lauantaina Sing f%oiipannoss
ia. Sdn idi topoturmoiiesti uipptin"
Iuun ia %porimaunun fudIiin- ieurouf.
leila ettd pdd mursfoantui, bdn Ioi
mpDstin muita picnempid mommo.
ia.
- Mdenlasfma barrastaiuille.
Gnit t%unnuntotito ttopotfpoua tuiee
Sronmoobin losfumden (Surrp
Siu) oIemoan tilpaiIu 30 paitaniien
mdenlasfiion tesfen. NeIid parasite
beistd labettdd Sronmoobin SutIi
aIubi if. 27-28 p:nd Gbicoeosio
~pibettdpiin faniouiIin mdenloSfu
fiIpoiluibin.
Galpr Winniarsfi Ia Treo vi.
iafpif molemmot 80 pounon mie-
bid tuIepot painimoan tammif. %
pnd idaad SronwoobisIa pierien
oopperataIoua. Woittaioae tuIee
a-inr. ILL La ;oo,A, f,,o,n, Lo,uyy /
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SNupuut. ~ puupu''u
Sronpoobisio
Saatto quop'9 2osti &auhaWal
ia WaaIon l.. fuoli tdpoturman faut
to american taipannouo Ssbpe'
miusisId, Msicb. 4 p. tommif. 81
puoben panbano, bauoattiin ID p.
tammie.
Wlatti Sorpela fupli Ban Sustir'
tisIa ~ p. tammif. 8 wuorof. ,pans
bona. baubattiin 15Spnd tammitruu'
"a.
WalIrio g8. Wilen,
61O 6. Mper It. Sronwoob, Wtid).
GeIef. 436 81.
= neutrality-suspicious. pDbd'
touluopeitaiien tofous pioetddn ems
Il tiistaina flo 8 Id. Nler Hantamd'
Ell taIolla Norrien pddud. ppDbe-
tddn faitfia ppettoiia ia aIiao bor'
raStatpia muitatin benfilDitd toto.
utIeen fesfustelemaan pgb6foulus
tpDstd.
- Sc. Cmpeinfenran fofous pibe'
aGGn torstoina IT. % pnd Flo 2 ip.
MRS Grit 2uoman Iuona Nenportin
pGGuG. Seuratunnan nail ct olfaapa
bnmGt ia ottofoa tdmd buomioon'
ste.
SartanSbetfiG pitdd atetirioit'
aanut tasid fuusIa Ieuraamisia poi'
foisIa ieuraomasia idriestptiesid:
9esIemerisIa raittiustolola 10 p.
elo puoli 8 III.
Sron 9eItisid 0ittor 9emmiuein
talouu % pn6 tlo puoli 8 III.
Sronfpoobiu eteldfontriua Safris
pannun ioloua 81 pnd tlp puoli 3
i'll.
SurIepn pobioisfoniriua Wleao.
uiuen fou!ulla 2S pnd flo z ~.
0ifior Saaraln.
- 7ingin faituantoon, iobon mii'
nte altoima OH otettu ionfun nerron
4iIGG miebiG, on fouan a,foa tpDttD.
mppoeStd fdrIineet miebet oifein ia
pellen pprtipeet tpDbDn. @rdstin Ito
tioloinen iuiime louontoina oil eraGl.
I'd fanIaIaiieltomme repinpt turin
ieIdn balti %ciiiiin ebustolo. Sosfus
on diff melun ia bdlindn idboen
oltu pefoitettu I%ulfemoon.
- Geparaattpriem taripitIiiat OF
taeaa buomioonne, ettd bptpdfii tuns
n%ettuio De sawoI Ieparaottoria on
spield mordstosIamme.
InberIon &c Siaber9.
- Snlipalon b1tuitpstbDtd TAI
mr :. g. @bonen oIatIeen 9urIeDin
9eindmdesId miime periontoin iuoL
la. Gull oil ipttpnpt naipettoroten
nufleSIa iouatin tuntemoitomaua Ia
noua bdpittSen toto rofennufIen.
Xpp5dpGt lebmdt iai talon emGntd
~tpttdrenId tanIa pelastetufIi, muito
2 bieboo, 3 moIitfda ia he uosta Il
fpGt noineet enGG ianoo omin moi
min pelastetuitIi, mutta apuun ebti'
meet eanIalaiIe t Giununen ia 2uomo
faipat nefin mield tuIen fesfeItd pc.
IaStetutIi tpioittuneena, ioten on e
p~dtietoSta iosfo niistd endd tuIee e
idiid. 3oira ia fanot idipdt tuIen
nbrifii. 6einid ia foornia paloi or
piolta rs tonnia y M. pienid Ia
narao. observation-disclosures oil nas
fuuteitu $4,000 GARNER Sompani.
asia. 3ulea railpotesIn oil iiGntd mr.
IS. MDonen tgpsid IabonDDDn Fam
pGud.
- Wpgebic Vaticnai Yanttm o.
fafteenomistaiat piiipat mnofitofo'
uffenia miime tiisiaina, ioaoin rua'
Itiiiu iobtotunnon idienet oIfoneeae
muooeae. WoIituitIi tuIinot: .. s..
SutberIonb, SEQ 8 abeeI, Sobn IN
Buff, Somes Oepop, 6. s. grefper
ia tobtori :. 80. Wbiteitbe Sron'
spoooisto; ~ W Duncan DuIutbis,
ia; 8 s Dapibion Sron Wountoi
nista.
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$aiffafxHsalta.

ID N IA " " e q u ia u n u y u III
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-01-19
Snmoriiii6es.
gnd Gin llntcrid,icb.

gS mar BEL eillcru WohmittaBSfon.
cert. SIN BARRETT iaB Elm elegant ee.
fIeioeies M1Oben nit einem irneen
Der lie fir oaS foitberite
8leinoo bes ltniueriums belt. Sinter
ibm Job elm gbcpaar, onS ai iener
8lalie bon 2euten geborte, Die nid)t
fommen. i'm bas aon5ert al boren,
ionbcrn nm Die 3rborer 81 muitern.
sic Dir nur eieies MGoden bier an
iagte cine Game in borbarem @eflii.
tier. gs lit elm 2aoenmdoden. SD
m6d)te mir miiicu, pas Die bier su
iuden bat. llno iieb' Dir nal ibrcn
SUIT an. sic perfaufte mir Dor fur.
gem ben SUIT, ben id beute TRACE, mnb
ih iebc feinen llnteritieo olpiiden
meinem SUIT uno Dem ibrigen. Sd
piir0e - as M1bden nonote
lid lad)eno nm, 30 ia gnd' 8rau,
es lit ood) elm llaterihieo meiner
1T beSablt!" No..
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yYie lit bies?

@ir bieten einbun6ert Dollars
g~elobnung fiir ieSen Gaa bon Sea.
tarrb, Der nidt bur6 ginnebmen
BON Sails aatarrb.aur gebeilt mer.
oan fam.
S. S. Gbenep & Co., Gisentb.,
Sole6o, %.
8ir, Die ltrterSeidneten, baben
8. S. GbeneD felt Sen Iestem 15 Sab
rem gefmint nrpo balten i'm fir bon.
fonmien ebrenbaft in alien @eifGfts.
perbanolungeit utib finanBien, bef1.
bigt, ale BON ieiner Sirina einge.
gnfgenen 8erbinolidfeiten az er.
fiiIen.
@eit & Gruar, @roBbanbels.
9rceuilten, GoIeho. ..
@aIbing, Ginnan & Marpir.
@roBbonbels. 9roguiiten, Co
le6o, Ohio.
Sails Gatarnb. Gur miro inner.
lid genommen nnb ipirft brett alf
bas 9Iltt ualo Die i1leimisen Sber.
Hidden Ses Sbitemg. 8eiigniiie fret
berianot. 8reis Toe. fir Die 6la.
DIE. 8erfauft bon allen Mpotbefern.
Sails SamiIien.HiGen iinS Die
beiten.
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Ser flaac SriIcur.

,@iiroen Sic ioaelL ooB id, fail.
fopfig bin?" frogtc Der &unoc Den
6riieitr. y9tein, Ser, criUiberte
Der flrgc Barber. oohue Sit mcit III
geDcit fam ih ehrlid, lagen, bob Sic
iebr pieI ircicn glag allf Dem Scope
bnben."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-01-19
GntiAink.

nNein, cine S|ommerrciic made id
tid1t mieoer. Sect bin id 5mei Sabre
bintereinanOer ihon 'rcingefallen.
8origes Sabr mar i5 im 8ebirse,
bort mar Dor louter Megcn ein gee.
Seuer beiud)te idJ Die Sec nno fono
lie bon Der Site mlSgetrodnet, nur
alippen - oas refine @ebirge!"
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@OOcrne Stunt.

Srellno gum 8rantatifer): yBaS
bolt benn gu brute nit Der 2ipa i'm
@arenbalic gentad)t2" 8ramati.
fer: Nd, bic hnt mir sort etlide Goi.
lettcn 1e8eigt, Oh ioll i'd nun elm
Stiif oasll- itreiben!l" !
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Gine Serbe gntuort.

Gin alter Bauer fom 81 etnem
9udbanbler, lno Der @erfGuNr, Der
lid einen SpnB MAIDEN polIte, ia9te:
Sic iinb bonn 2anoe, nidt mabr2"-
sSa", erpioerte Der Bauer. Damn
miro wobl oieies Bud iebr gut fir tie
paiien", ermiberte Der 9udbanoler.
,8as lit oas2" irogtc Der onoere.
ngs beibt: Die 9ebonnling bon
Ebieren". sSreinh", iagte Der
2anomanti, DOS %ioIlteit on lieber Del.
ner Mutter iheiifen!"
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@cil CT i'm nidJt fannte.

Sans: gu bolt cine SteIlung an
Der 9anf befonrmen2 @obl meil gu
ben 0ireftor fanntcIt2" 5ris:
03um Sbeil bn5, ino sum SDcil neil
er mid nidlt fanrte.
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8rantisan,s wieoerbolt. GasS dreien
,rnb Sdieben oauert Die gauge 9adt
bigbnrb fort. Sorton tbeilt Der
5pabi icin 2ebcn 5miidcn Der Gorge
fir lem &ierb, iein @cib uto fir ben
Oienlt ieiner G%Sfaoron.
Evening journal., 1912-07-01
T. c. DUPONT'S FLYER
SHOWS SO MILE SPEED
IN CAMBRIDGE RACE

The appearance in some of the
morning papers of description Of the
regatta at Cambridge. Md. on satur-
day. with a full account of the disap-
pointment caused by the cancellation
of the main speed races for the Allan
tic Coast Championship Cups, owing
to the withdrawal Of a number OF
speed boats entered. states that the
Minnow. owned by Earl Dodge of New
York. was the only craft in condition
70 start. with nothing to complete
against IL.
The article overlooked the fact that
T. c. duPonts speed boat Tech, Jr.
which is reported to be one OF the
fastest vessels Of its size in the coun-
try was in Cambridge as one of the
challengers for the cup.
While both MIR. Dodge and the
managers Of the Tech. Jr., we're dis
appointed to find they would not be
allowed to compete for the Atlantic
Coast championship cups after all tho
trouble gone to in taking their boats
to Cambridge, they consented To a
match race over a 10-mile COURSE
laid out for the main event rather
than disappolnt the people Of Cam
bridge.
This decision was especially pleas
ing to the officers OF the Cambridge
Yacht Club. as Il gave them an oppor-
tunity to show the people OF Cam
bridge a real speed boat race. the
Evening journal., 1912-07-01

officials of the club then announced
that they would donate a cup similar
to the one for the Atlantic Coast
championship to the winner, which
would be known as the Chesapeake
Bay championship cup.
The special match started at A
o'clock. Both the Tech. Jr., and the
Minnow gave an excellent exhibition
TO the people of what speed boat
can do II let loose While the Min
now is larger than the Tech. Jr., the
latter captured the event by a full
mile. Mr. Dodge, owner of the Min
now. is an excellent sportsman. and
congratulated the Tech. Jr The peo-
pie of Cambridge we're loud In their
praise Of both boats While the course
was over ten miles with four turns
of $50 degrees, marked only with one
buoy, the actual time of the Tech, Jrp
was Is minutes IS seconds. or at the
rate OF 80 miles an hour.
The people of Cambridge and mem
bers of the yacht club united in laud-
ing the spirit displayed by the owners
OF the two boats in consenting to
drive their craft in the match race
for the benefit of the people after be-
ing refused the privilege Of racing
for the cups which they went there tc
compete after.
The general impression seemed &c
be that the race between the Minnow
and the Tech, Jr., was the saving
! event of the whole regetta.
Evening journal., 1912-07-01

BY The United Press.
BALTIMR0E. July 1-0n the thir-
deth ballot Iowa, which asked to he
passed so that the delegates could
rOnfer, voted II for Wilson TO - for
rlark. Thirtieth ballot result: Clark
l55; Wilson 400; Underwood, 121-
l-2; Harmon 19; Kern, 2; FOss, 80; (;
absent. 1-2.
A poll of the Kansas delegation
taken during the twenty-ninth bal
lot in the Democratic National Con-
vention this afternoon showed that
the delegates stood Wilson 13, Clark
6, ] absent
Chairman James started to rule
whether the two-thirds vote of Kan
sas should rule in this case and the
entire delegation be cast for Wilson.
Theodore Bell, of California. had
come to the platform and raised the
lOint of order that as two-thirds of
the delegates had not voted for Will
son. the vote should be cast for Clark
The Kansas delegates shouted OBJ
iections. but James, Clark support
er, declared that Bell should be
heard
Kansas still objected and made the
point of order that Bell had no right
TO speak on the subject. Similar OBJ
jections were raised by Congress-
man Hughes and Senator MARITIME.
James insisted that Bell was within
his rights and directed Bell to pro
ceed. A dozen delegates continued tc
object, but Bell continued, saying
The question is how the Kansas
convention resolutions should be in.
terpreted----'
Evening journal., 1912-07-01
REGATTA ALSO
SOCIAL SUCCESS

The first regatta of the Whining
ton Yacht and Automobile Associa-
ton on Saturday proved a success,
both socially as we'll as otherwise.
Several hundred members and guests
we're present Automobiles meet all
trolleys and dinner was served at the
club house Henry p Scott, presi-
dent of the club began the days
events at 2 o'clock by unfurling the
flag nd making a few remarks and
at 3 o'clock the first race of motor
boats was started.
The following we're the miners in
the races:
Club Motor Boat Rsce--"Pa," Com
modore Charles A. Smith. first;
isabelle" f. P. Vernon, second.
Open Motor Boat Race-"Mr Tom, -
Howard H Smith, first; Lincoln, p"
H. J. Taggart. second.
Glass X Race-No 3. Commodore
Charles A. Smith first; No. /, Col
onel Enoch Moore, second.
A dance was held in the evening.
Evening journal., 1912-07-01
DOUBT ABOUT RAZOR
STAB so CASE DROPS

James A. johnson, colored, who was
cut with razor in a fight on Saturday,
caused some merriment in City Court
this morning by saying "he did not
know where he lived" II was brought
out after James had appealed TO his wife
who sat in the spectators row. that his
home was in Cranston's Row James
accused Edith Cole. colored Of cutting
him but after hearing the evidence Edith
was dismissed. Katie Brown, who was
present at the time, said that Johnson's
wife and daughter were having a fight
when the daughter Jumped on the
mantle and grabbed a razor" Edith, the
witness said, had no razor in her hand
but tried TO stop the women from fight
ing
George Jackson, colored, who cut vii
liam McCool, a - 2year-old boy. on Sat.
urday, when McCool and other boys re-
fused to play crap with Jackson, was
fined $40 and costs.
Evening journal., 1912-07-01
FORCED STORY OF
FIGHT BRINGS $40 FINE

Mrs Bessie Dutton appeared in City
Court this morning with discolored eye
which she said had been inflicted by
Cora Lacy. also colored, following a fight
over children. Mrs. Dutton said she told
Cora's husband that his wife was not q
colored woman but "nigger" AT this
Cora struck Bessie, who fell
George Benson. q witness for Cora,
started to tell his version of the tight
and after being warned TO conine him
self 10 the fight. George said III get
10 that after awile.' Judge Cochran re-.
piled you'll get down to 1t now.
George then said he saw Mrs. Dutton
hit Cora. who struck back Cora was
fined $40 and costs
Fred Plum plead guilty TO charge Of
disorderly conduct and was fined 50 and
costs.
Bessie and Albert Gaines, colored, we're
fined $40 and costs each on the charge
Of fighting on the street.
Evening journal., 1912-07-01
TEAM SHOOT
ENDS in TIE

The All New England team tied
with All-Delaware here Saturday af-
ternoon in one of the greatest matches
of the year on the grounds Of the du-
Pont Gun Club. TIE total score on
each side was 919 out of a possible
200.
Thirteen men competed on each
side each shooting at 100 targets.
Scores of the ten highest men we're
taken in computing the results. There
may b a return match between the
teams in Bo ton; ir this event the tie
will be shot of.
The feature Of the day was the sem
sational shooting of f. A. Staples of
Franklin, Mass. of the visiting team.
He broke 100 straight, being the best
local record this season.
Evening journal., 1912-07-01
PUPILS PLEASE in RECITAL.

The pupils of Miss Viola Mofitt, as
sisted by Mrs. Howard Smith Clark,
gave a musicale Of rare merit in the
New Century Club on Saturday even
ing. Each number was delightful and
received generous applause that il well
deserved.
Miss Mofiitt herself was heard in the
opening number. the overture from
"Stradella," a duet with Miss Andrews
in duos with Miss Staats and Miss But
ler. and in the closing "Licbestraume. y
Her brilliant playing and sensitive, ar
tistic Interpretation gained new honors
for this talented musician.
Mrs. Clark's selections were also
charming and well received, particularly
the ever favorite, "An Old Sweetheart Of
Mine"
Miss Myrtle Clesver. Miss Dora Me.
Elwain. Miss Louise Quillen. Miss Mil
dred Viagofski Miss Hannah Andrews.
Miss Mildred Butler, Miss Frances Stats
and Miss Bessie Hairsine, gave excellent
selections.
Evening journal., 1912-07-01
SIS STORES FOR
THE HALF HOLIDAY
Many Business Men Will Close
Provided Merchants in Same
Business DO Likewise

Fifty-fve store proprietors have put
themselves on record as being in favor
of a Thursday half holiday during July
and August, provided the other mer.
chants in their line Of business agree tc
do the same They state that they be
lieve that such a practice would be
greatly beneficial to their employees and
business as we'll The business houses
which have agreed to the holiday under
the conditions stated are:
Dry Goods and Department Stores
Anna Hawthorne, Louis Jacoby and )
IT, Stats.
Mems Furnishings and Hat Stores
Darlington & Tosdvine, G. Edgar Deer.
ING Charles L. Doughten, Frank O'Don
nell Frank O'Donnell Outlet Store
Samuel Harris, Hills Hat Store anc
Ssltzgiver & Bupp Company.
Tailors and Clothing Stores-Bostor
Cloak Store, Thomas O'Connell, Z. K
Enberg. Incorporated, W. I. Farley, Nj
Korngold & Son, Larus- -Altheimer Com
pany, Livingston's, Peoples Credit Cloth
ing Company and R. w. Wolters.
Shoe Stores - Bendheim Brothers
Walkover Boot Shop, W. l. Douglas Shoe
Company, Fennessey Shoe Store, Ihe
Hanover Shoe Store, Morris Levy, Ihs
NelseH-Shoe Company, Newark Shoe
store. Pyle & Cronin and Ninety eight
Cent Shoe Store.
Nlilliners-B. B. Hyatt, A. & L. Jenny
and Martin & seibel.
Five and Ten Cent Stores-S. S
Kresge Company, F. w Woolworth Com
panv and the United Five and Ten Cent
Stores.
Piano and Music Stores-Gewehr &
Fdelbrock, Charles NJ. Steiff Piano Com
panv. Columbia Phonogaph Company
and John H. Short, Talking Machines.
Baynard, Banks & Bryar
tprefer Saturday,, Millard +. Davis
Charles A. Fell. Joseph Kern, Joseph I
Montgomery. NJ. P. Poland, D. Herman
Stassfort and c. E. Thomas (for L
Thomas & Company.
Opticians R. H. Cubberly, Frosi
Brothers. S. L. Mckee Optical Company
and II. j. Pollard.
Neutrality-suspicious. Conner, Georg'
W Cooley & Son, National Cash Reg
ister Company and Reynolds Candy Com
pany.
The following stores, in addition t.
the list of 27 advertised on Saturday
make FIVE firms that has announced the,
win close one half day weekly this sum
mer independent of what others may do
Delaware Hardware Company, F. Bor
not. George X Rudert, f. I. Schillml
and H. w. Nandever.
Evening journal., 1912-07-01
CYCLONE
LEAVES SO
DEAD BEHIND

WINNIPEG, Man, July Messages
reaching here today tell of the recovery
of Is bodies from the ruins of buildings
in Regina, Saskatchewan, since daylight.
Twenty bodies were recovered last night.
The word received up to 10 o'clock this
morning said that the reports of the cy-
clone there had been exaggerated and that
the total list of dead would probably not
exceed fifty. There were several blocks
stiH 70 be searched it was stated.
In addition to the estimated death list
of 50, over 200 have been injured many
seriously. The property loss will reach
S5,O0O,0 900.
The entire city was in darkness last
night, following the wreclIing of the cleo
trio light plant and rescuers were ham
pered in their efforts 20 rush hundreds
of wounded to hospitals.