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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-07-24
L0RIMER EXPECTS TO
BE ELECTED TO SENATE

WASHINGTON. July 24.-William
Lorimer, of Illinois, who was re-
Gently expelled from the United
States Senate, will attempt to re-
enter the Senate and will not try for
a seat in the House, as he first
planned. Mr.. Lorimer made known
the change in his plans to one or two
of his close political friends in the
Senate just before he left Washing
ton for his home in Chicago.
His plan is to make his fight for
vindication through a State primary
nomination for Senator two years
hence.
Lorimer has no hope for election
at the hands of a Democratic Legis-
lature. He expressed rather a de-
sire for election by the people of his
State direct.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-07-24
HANFORD QUIT TO SAVE
RICH FRIENDS, is CHARGE
GAS. ELECTRIC AND TRACTION.

WASHINGTON, July 24.-Declar-
ing he believes a number of million
aires in Seattle, Wash, persuaded
Judge Cornelius H. Hanford to re-
sign from the Federal bench that
they might escape exposure them
selves Representative Victor Berger,
the Wisconsin Socialist, who brought
the Impeachment charges against
Judge Hanford. declares he will de-
mand an inquiry by the Federal grand
jury into the cause of Judge Han
ford's resignation.
The fact that Judge Hanfora re-
signed when, by remaining on the
bench a few more months, he might
have been retired with full pay for
life has convinced Berger outside m
iuences were brought to bear on the
jurist.
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GUARD FOR ASQUITH AS
HE GOES TO WEDDING

LONDON. July 24.--The suf-
fregettes have become 80 keen after
Premier Asquith thai he does not
dare even to go to a wedding without
q guard.
The premier was attended by three
detectives when he attended the
marriage yesterday of the Hon. Guy
Charters. second son of Lord and
Lady Elcno, and Miss Frances Lucy
Tenant, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Francis Tenant, and a niece of
Lord G~lenconner and Mrs. Asquith,
at 81, Margaret's, Westminster.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-07-24
MAN ACCUSED OF THEFT
BY WOMAN Is ARRESTED

George Labintz, "a years old. of 900
Bergen street, was today arrested
charged by Mrs. Katherine Fisher, of
81 Clinton avenue, with the larceny
of $116.02.
Labintz collected the money for
Mrs. Fisher on July Is, and, it is said,
took it with him to Coney Island.
There. while in the company of a
man named Morrison, who has since
been arrested, he was robbed.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-07-24
CONTRACTS FILED

These contracts were filed in the
county clerks office today; I.
J. T. Castles Ice Cream Co. owners,
with p. & w. Concrete Co., contrac-
tors, cement work. SO. 800: Burlington
avenue Trvington. Same owners with
G. Matthews, contractor. mason work.
az. 500; same premises. Same owners
with Payne Bros. contractors, ron
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TO PLAY FoR A r

NEWPORT, X. L., July ~24.-Society
fans of Newport are much interested
in a proposed baseball match for the
benefit of the Newport Hospital to be
played by a team picked from the
officers of the United States Atlantic
feet and members of the Newport
Reading Room.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-07-24
CROSS GIVEN PRINCE

PARIS, July 24.-His French edu-
cation completed, the Prince of Wales
received the Grand Cross of the
Legion of Honor from President Fall
Heres yesterday at a farewell
luncheon on the eve of his departure
for home.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-07-24
MORTGAGES

Maude V. La Necchia and husband to
Anna Klena, east side Littleton avenue,
ass feet south from Thirteenth avenue,
sf50.
Pietro Padula to francesca ~Pietropaolo,
soutb side Nichols street. 100 feet east
from Jefferson street, $500.
salvatore Infantino ct al. to Luigi Ge-
Siielli. west side Mt. Prospect avenue, 325
feet forth from Sixth avenue, $3.50.
Rosario petruzzino to Salvatore Del
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE
Port of New York. July 20.

DUE Top.v. /,
S~axonia. Naples, July 10. xE#2HU
Hamburg, Hambut ~ 10.
SAIL To-Day
Mauretania, Liverpool, / a. IN. 3zx
Bermudian. Bermuda, 2 y. IN.
SAIL TOMORROW.
Cleveland. Hamburg. 40 a. m.
Adriatic, Liverpool, II IN.
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STEAMER FIRE OUT

SARANG. July 24.-The fire on the
steamer Indramayo. from Yokohama
for Boston and New York, has been
extinguished. The arg 10 consid-
erably damaged.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET. SEA.
SHORE AND COUNTRY.
AvoN.BY-THE.sEA )

For rent. from August 8, the finest. largest
and most complete tent on the coast: fully
furnished; bedding and linen; Kitchen tent
entirely separate and complete; can accom-
modate Ave adults, seven II necessary: only
200 feet from ocean. and on Sylvan lake.
three blocks from Shsrk river: short walk
to Asbury Park or Belmsr: in a pine grove.
Address GRAZONE CAMP. First and East
End avs. Avon-by-the-Sca, N. J. r. D.
box 11F.
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FURNISHED ApAHrMpNrs TO Lrr.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. furnished, OF two
room light and airys. free phone services;
everything complete for housekeeping, re-.
fined people only; no objection to child. CAN
50 West Kinney -
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-07-24
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE

Following are the quotations of the
days prices, as furnished through
Byrne & Mcdonnell, members of the
New York Stock Exchange:
Oman Hiub Low Close
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REAL ESTATE
ISL
NEWARK.

NEWARK.
Florence y. Schneider to Katherine
NJ. Small. W ) Vermont av, 20 TT 5
fir Grove ter. 25x100. ..........'.
Edwin NJ. More TO Melvin II. Gre
lin. W s Sherman pl, 80 IT S IT
Clinton av, 30x175.........:...'..'
Michael Bozza to Camiela Minichi-
clio, @ $ Prospect pl, Ivy 1T S II
Fourteenth av, 30x12o...
John &. Jeruce to Minnie W. Gil
bert. G 5 Summer ay. 81 IT Il n
Delayan av, 1Sxs0. ..............,.
William B~lumenscheit to Louis
Walter, W $ Goble st, IS # $ fr
Real Estate Associates of Newark
TO Adele NJ. Nehr, e S Oakland ter,
$50 # S fir Cliff st, 52x195........
Retta G. Leverage and hus TO Hor.
ace G.. Grice. e 5 Lawrence st, of
partition wall. 2lx3l."...........
Horace c. Grice TO Harvey NJ. Lev
eraee. same nroperty.............
William p. Millward to W. d. Gu
lick Realty Company. II s Lehigh
av, 1888 IT e fl Hunterdon st, 5Ox
100
Weequahic Park Land and Improve
ment Company to Charles n.
Rhodes. 5 ; Mapes av, 100 TT II fir
Bergen st, 3Sx100.. .............-..
i. William Schulze ct al TO Nlcolo
RuSsoniel1o. W 5 Norfolk st, 255 fit
$ " FIR Orange st. 30xl00. ..-..,
Leonard Hodoff to Mary F. Schmidt,
Q $ $. Thirteenth st, 125 TT S fr
Avon av. 25x100.
Max Greenbaum to Jacob Armada,
g s Livingston ST. n w cor land
louis Ost, 24x100.
Louis Levine to Sarah Jacobson, div
lands j. W. Hayes aud |. G. Wi
mans, cor !. Rullmans lot. 25x9o--
Charles II. Redman to John Damno,
IaYnpa ~ In fl q fr Snmnp
nv, 25xlO0
Joseph Oschwald. ir., to Ruth Rath-
bun. II : Mapes av. $50 1T n n
Mapes pl. 4Gx100, and other tract
Ruth Rathbun to Emma Oschwald,
same property
Charles Beauporlent to Gustav H.
Dingeler. " $ Lincoln av, 90 It n
fir Winthrop st. 25x100.."...."....
Agnes Finn ct al to Edward keelen,
" 5 Madison st, 5 e cor lot III,
2sxlo0 - iosenb Re.
l~oserkofsky. lots 80 and 100, map
Wightmau & Brothers..-.........
TOWNSHIPS.
Lillian NJ. Burdett and bus TO
sarah Il. Williams. West Orange.
lot ga. map Eagle Rock ter.
Nettie r. Springfield TO same, lot
945, map Eagle Rock ETY.:
Elmer g. Manahan TO Mary a.
Smith. Glch mug; " : i
av. los fl 5 W IT washington ST.
50xl5O -..''.v1..
George IL. HARRISON 10 nllilalh
Maisenhacher ct az w orahes,
" 5 Nhtttlesey aE,o lou Il e II
Washington 81, lzOAlf@3;-
Thomas It. Bowers TO benJanllh
FAIRIES ct 81. lrYlngtoh' lots zoo
42, map Irvingtoh tef.i....t a',
EtfinGham H. North et al 70 hlla -
Hartford ct AZ Mohtclalr,
Belyidere pl, lHV IL n IT chestnut
81, 5oXllZ $50
llnecIest heall! @vt"P@ny
NJ. -. Ormond, 81 4Ianse,
cor Montrose af, hldge"ood Tu'
4S'x!l5 " ......i
ward b. Spangler, Orange, wHoos
Hiilyer st. 81 TT $ IT Elm ST, looA
100
John j. Bonscher to John niopro,
lrvington, W $ Groye 81. oz IL II
fr Fttteenth aV,
Elizabeth Lee 70 WAFER 1. Leg:
T. orange, e 5 N fdteehth ST. "
II , n lais '
Same TO Walter ID. Lee. b. orange,
$ " cor Park aV and ~ four
Ellen s. Day to Lilly Thompson.
Nutley. @ $ Bloomfield av, W
cor land Sarah Messler. SoNleo;:.'
Sarah j. Slmm0nson 10 same, Nul-
ley. G 5 aF' I9u IL c Ii
toeHihau A. 9VAiog,. Ut;iiim
AIna radio N III n y
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eNERArDO-At Orange, N. J., ON
Monday, July %. 1912, Pericle, son
Of Peter and Adela Smeraldo, at his
late residence. 46 Freeman street.
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surM-Peacefully tell asleep, Tues
day. July %, 1912, Mary pc
residence 81 Parrow street, Orange,
N J.
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pl-sil-On july "a. 1912. Margaret M;
beloved daughter of. Patrick n
Della Rush (nee Higgins}' lVS BOW
cry street.
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Vree Oiled portraits for The Newark
6tar readers. Clip twelve coupons from
NJ Moruing OF Evening Star.
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sMrTH-July 90. 1912. at "a Cam
bridge avenue Jersey. City, Perclval
W., husband of Minnie smith tnee
Dennithorne), 354 Kearny avenue,
kearny.
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DIP A1.l-At Railway, n. J., July rs.
fa15. Altha Littell, widow of Peter
=, Prali, aged 73 years, 10 SEMI
nary avenue.
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RANSRACK-Passed away on TUESDAY,
July g. 1912. Frederick H., beloved nus
band of the late Ernestina Bansbacs
fnee Heberlerl. In his f~ortieth year, SIS
New York avenue.
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oKEEFE-At Bloomfield, n. J.; on
J,tiy IS. i912, Francis e.. husband
Of Catherine Dugan OKeete' 10 &C.
dar street.
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We Can Reduce Your Power Costs

MIf you can get Central Station Electric Power to operate
your plant for less money than your steam drive costs you
would it not be to your advantage to make the change!
With Electric Power you save on coal bills, on oil bills, on
water bills, on insurance bills and on your payroll.
You save space, as the room ordinarily given up tor engines
II and boilers would not be required, or else it could be de-
voted to increasing your productive capacity
Inland we can demonstrate that Central Station Electric Power
His more efficient, as we'll as being more economical than
YOUR own steam drive.
m Let our representative lay the facts and figures before you.
TIA postal or phone call will bring him.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-07-24

NEANDER-Newark July "a, 1912,
Mary aged IA years. beloved wife OF
Henry Neander, of 697 South blgn-
teenth street.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. on "Wednesday,
July "a, 1872. at residence of her parents
y Hartford street. Lora, beioeed aanehs
kistner).
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. on "Wednesday.
July "a. 1912. Marcus Goldfnger, son OF
Adolph and the late Fanny Goldnnger'
aged IS yenrs.
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aRoGAN-on July %, 1912. at her late
residence. 515 Davis avenue, hartison'
Mrs, Margaret Grogan.
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long and painful illness, on Tuesday;
July IT. John r. a. Stegemann' aged
Relatives. friends and Amalgamated
Sheet Metal Workers Internntional
Alliance. Local 1876. are respectfully IN
vIfqd 10 attend the funeral from his
late residence. No. 10 Bergen street, on
Thursday. July -. at S:15 a. m. to
ST. Mary's Church. where a Solemn
High Mass of Requiem will be offered
for the repose of his soul. lnterment
In Woodland Cemetery.
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ER-At her late residence, 90
Goble street, on Tuesday, juty 70,
sDas M widow of John Miller, aged
50 wears.
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HocKING-At Caldwell. on July "A, 1917,
William NJ. husband of Laura H.
Hocking nee Saunierl, aged SO years.
formerIy of 2S3 South Seventh street,
Newark.
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PRICES OF BONDS

The following quotations were fur
by Post & Flagg:
Open. High Low, Close.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-07-24

srr,cI-E-on July q. John f., hus-
hsnd Of Mary McTeigue .(nee NC
\ Lauehlin) and son of Patrick ana the
late Mary McTeigue.
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ARER-Entered into rest, on "Wednesday
Howard street. Frank Aber. beloved
husband of Adelia Aber (nee Donahuel'
aged - years II menths ) days.
Notice of funeral hereafter
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-07-24

1ANES-Fntered into rest at Harrison,
n, J.. on July %, 1912, Mary 81 beloved
wife of Walter James, aged % years.
LOG Jersey street.
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FLORISTS.

LEIBssLE. floral and funeral designs a
speciality; seeds and plants of all descrip-
sions. 459 Eighteenth av. Tel. 1205-W.
Waverlv.
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PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that the
following proposed ordinance passed a
.arond reading and was ordered to a third
ana final reading, at a meeting of the Board
of street. and Water Commissioners held
X ordinance to provide for the paving OF
ELEVENTH AVENUE,
n.om south Eleventh street to South Twelfth
street.. with brick pavement on a ix-lnch
concrete foundation.
u. B. O'CONNELL,
President OF the Board Of Street and Water
A. L. SWAIN.
Ixfn-5t Acting Clerk y the BOARD.
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her home, 20 seymour ave
n,s an Wednesday. July "a. III,
Louisa Rockwell. wife Of the iate
Stenbep lager. in the SIth year OF
Notice of funeral hereafter.
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STORES. OFFICES. ETC.. TO LET.

BROAD ST. 540-Large room. 27xso: newly
renovated. Full particulars OF GEO. e.
VAN DYNE. 4s6 Orange ST.
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Lillian NJ. Burdett and hus to
sarah II. williams. West Orange.
lot 944. map Eagle Rock ter:
Nettie +. Springfield TO same, lot
945. mar Eagle Rock ter.::..-":.
Elmer q. Manahan to Mary a.
smith. Glen Ridge, $ Hillside
av. 10S # 5 W fr Washington st,
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EMETERIEs
Glen Ridge Cemetery
CRY ADVERTISE

franklin av.. at Joralepon St, Bloomfield
n, r.: tel. 1891. Bloomfield plots, -four
r-svrs and over sa5 IN: graves. adults. s+
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PTf8LIc NOTICE is hereby given that the
following ordinance has been passed by
me Hoard of Street and Water Commission
"a and approved by the Mayor Of the City
az Newark. and pursuant to Chapter 80 OF
ina state laws Of 1909. is hereby published
An ordinance to open a new street to be
NORWOOD PLACE.
having a width OF fifty feet and extending
from the East Orange line westerly TO Smith
street.
49, H.. B. o'CONNELL,
President OF the Board of Street and Water
Commissioners.
A. l.. SWAIN,
Acting Clerk Of the Board.
JACOB H~AUssLTNG,
fv20-5t Mayor.
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DEATHS.


ABER-Entered INTO rest, on wednesday
July "a, 1912. at his late residence M
Howard street. Frank Aber: peloveu
husband of Adelia Aber Cnes Donahue''
aged = years II months ; days
Notice of funeral hereafter
BANsRAcK-Passed away on TUESDAY,
July g. 1912. Frederick H., beloved nus
band of the late Ernestina Bansbagk
fnee Heberler), In his fortieth year, 5e
New York avenue.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., on "Wednesday
July q. 1872. at residence OF her parents,
q Hartford street. Lora, beioeed aanen
ter of David and Lora pohahue luee
kistner).
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. on "Wednesday.
.Iuly "a. 1872. Marcus G~oldhnger, son OF
Adolph and the late Fanny Goldnnger'
aged IS years.
aRoGAN-on July %, 1912. at her late
residence. 515 Davis avenue, Harrison,
Mrs, Margaret Grogan.
uocKING-At Caldwell. on July "a, 19E,
William NJ, husband of Laura n
Horking NEE Saunierl, aged SO years.
formerIy of $50 South Seventh street,
Newark.
IAGGER-At her home, 20 seymour ave
nue.. on Wednesday July ~; ~, i iofc
s sHglse Jaeger, in the s7th year of
Notice of funeral hereafter
IANES-Eptered into rest at HARRISON,
x I ON July %, 1912, Mary =. beloved
wife of Walter James, aged Do years
106 Jersey street.
u.TEIGrE-on July q. John f., hqs-
hand of Mary McTelgue. ,tnee NC,
\ Iauehlin) and son of Patrick anu the
late Mary McTeigue.
urtJER-At her late residence, 80
Cnble street, on Tuesday, juty 70,
Anna M, widow of John Miller aseo
so years.
NFANDER-Newark July "a, lsl2,
Mary. aged IA years. beloved VIE o.
Henry Neander, of 69f South Eisn-
teenth street.
oKEEFE-At Bloomfield, \. j on
July IS, 1912, Francis e., nuspanu
of Catherine Dugan oKeeie' 10 &C.
daf street.
PRALL1At Railway, n J.. July rs:
1g13- Altha Dittell, widow, ot Ielel
r. Prali, aged IS years 10 SEMI
nary avenue.
Hl.Sii-On July "a, t912, Margaret NJ;
beloved daughter OF patfleh anu
Della Rush (nee Higgins, lV9 BOW
cry street.
sHIM-Peacefully tell asleep. Tues
Loved wife of Charles Shin, late
o. ToarrOtr Gtrpat. Orange
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WASHINGTON ST. 139-Pleasant. clean,
front room for couple or two gentlemen;
also single room.
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WASHINGTON ST. ts2-Neat. pleasant
room for g~entleman; every convenience;
very reasonable.
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WARRINGTON ST.. 140-cool sleeping
rooms. inpts. Orange ST.. liz, desirable
housekeeping rooms. connecting or single:
reasonable.
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WARREN ST. T2-Room, completely fur
ninhed for housekeeping running water.
etc; very reasonable.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-07-24

wAsHINGTON ST., 4ss-Lsrge kitchen AMI
bedroom. furnished for housekeening; all
improvements; 81 per week; no children.
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WASHINGTON ST., 41o-karge furnished
room. first floor; housekeeping; convent
ences; no children.
WEST KINNEY ST. 22vNicely furnished.
single or connecting rooms; improvements,
shower bath. etc. d
WILLIAM ST. 50-Large furnished room
for light housekeeping; bath: running
uqtnr. M
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-11-14

In attempting to annialite the repub-
lican party Roosevelt destroyed him
self and instead of being looked upon
as the greatest living man in America.
if not the whole world, as was his
enviable position when returned from
Africa, he is now looked upon as a
pettyfogging politician, one who
because of defeat would turn and DE
ungrateful to his party and his friends
A man who must rule or ruin. Who is
absolutely selfish and can in no other
person see the qualities necessary to
rule this nation. Who believes that
with his demise the country must go
to the demnition bow vows. But
what's the use of saying any more by
his own acts the last few months he is
now dead one"
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-11-14

Now is very good time for the pro-
gressive farmer to make arrangements
to improve his stock of all kinds during
the next year. There is no question
but that registered stock in any branch
of the stock business is the best and
pays the best. They cost less to raise
because of their superior breeding
they require less for their keep. They
look much better, are splendid adver-
tisement for the country and over and
above all those considerations being a
great satisfaction to the owner to
know he is raising something good. "
If you have not been in the list, start
now.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-11-14

believe that after the inauguration and
when congress comes next March we
shall see money tighten up. Not that
there will be any desire on the part of
the democrats to decrease the amount
of circulating medium, on the contrary
we believe they would increase it
rather. But the men who have the
money will desire to know what the
democratic managers of the country
are going to do along certain lines
before they loosen upon any money for
investment on certain lines-in fact in
all lines. This holding up of their
money by the capitalists of the country
is bound to cause a period of hard
times. No one can censure capital for
wanting to know the conditions with
which congress is going to surround it
before it makes an, investment. The
people of the country have voted for a
change in the politics of their govern
ment. We hope it is all for the best
that is the kind of Americans we are
but we cannot believe it as yet and
think that many of the common people
will be looking seriously for the kind
of change that jingles before another
year rolls around.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-11-14
RELATES DYNAMITE STORIES
McManigal duplicates Officials of Iron
Workers Union.

indianapolis, Nov. IL Graphic
stories of how he caused explosions;
how he carried dynamite in suitcases
on passenger trains and checked the
explosive at railway stations without
thinking of danger to others; how he
waited to place bombs so night watch
men would not see him; and how,
from every city where he blew up a
Job, he sent souvenir spoon home
to his wife in Chicago, were related
by Ortie e. McManigal on the witness
stand in the trial of forty-five defend
ants in the so called dynamite con-
spiracy case.
Ping, an alias of Herbert S. Hockin,
McManigal's aid, was the password he
gave to labor leaders in various cities
SO that they would know he was the
man sent to do job" he said.