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La Junta tribune., 1913-09-20

Lady go trampl Now, l hope you
wont spend the money I've given you
for vile liquor
Tramp get tho best know
about, mum. but amt no couuysoor
,. \. Mckinney. Mexican uar cor.
respondent for the la Iunta Tribune
Is most interesting writer OF
event. down In that country Mac
has been on the firing line for some
months and his erp"fienoe has been
exciting and escapes most thrilling.
Bent County Democrat
Tho attendance AZ las, weeks Wa
trrmclon DAY festival IN Rocky Ford
Was the LATEST since IN" day vas
founded AZ. doe. not Nithcr and
custom does not stale the great VA
termelou celebration In the cyes ot
those who Ike to get something for
nothing Lamar Sparks.
\ recent Issue of the Kansas city
Star says that Half dozen times
ir the las, coupl. Of years som" on"
has bouEh, the Hutchinson Gazette.
and after frw months become
wealthy and retired % This 10 n"
newspaper property recently acquired
by ]. Roy o'Connor. formerly oi
IN. Rocky Fond Tribune. 40 I, is
quit. probable that Mr. o'connof
will s-on Join the ranks of the pln.
focrnts. and become victim 81 the
dcmocn,ic income tax
=
The bi.par,nership IT the Interests
u coming more and more into ligh,
nos tina, the democrats are In con.
troll Of Congress and the adminssfra-
tion. For year. IN. bis special In.
ssresis have devoted their s'trsc.
tive and profitable persuasion Ia tho
republicans. but nov that the r..
publioans have Inst out the invisible
government u basily q work sryinx
tc secure efficient agents anong the
A~socsasa. Th- invisible sDvesnmeat
~ No co~victioss II De9t3es. -
- psiHeip,s sscspe ~ ia1oeagl =
= Dsssss1y v1llag - eg1or - -
La Junta tribune., 1913-09-20
'"sus.r,., Assse,.sl.n G,sss. oss,e.,s

Al me~ttnx Of The directors oe
the Il junta Industrial Assoclaaiea
AeA IN the city haii Mxsday sv@,.
Ing officers Tor he sasusns year
v~es s,srtsd ~ foliows: Prsnt1sat,
". .. Andrevs: vice prestdeat. A.
G. Diaper: ssrrseasy. G. =. aahia:
tfsassref. c. A. Bsssteha. Prvsl.
1enk Aadrevs VIII have paAas and
spec1dcasteas see ~ ysas's boose3ag
ceaSaisn prspass1 40 rsaAy q tAs
asa vsselv 0sstias. ~ psosesa1 -
AeagUoee oo0s sdAsnss ~ ~
~ ~ vsooAes q L. JsnaA elae
~ boae ~
La Junta tribune., 1913-09-20

hh as singular noun. without at
least dying yelp OF protest The
democrats may put sugar on the fire..
Hist and reform currency in the
free lunch. but dictionaries still
resist their yandal hands Sc
As viii be observed from the
somewhat extended legal noAcc In
another column OF this issue La Jun
tn Is To hay. special election on
November I'm 10 vote on the
to the Rocky Mountain Gas Company
So far ~ We have been able to
learn the rate Of 81 10 poT thousand
cubic Zee; for gns Ia lower than
that granted by any company IN Col
orado. or even IN Kansas and Iowa.
We have been unable 20 find a
single Objectionable feature In the
provisions OF the franchise thus far.
and II any OF our readers succeed
to hear from them through our
Speaking IN. Public Mind" column.
Tho.. who have had experience"
speak very highly Of the us. Of
gas. especially IN the home. and ar.
very much .laicd n, the prospect
Of securing II In the near future II
there IL any valid objection to the
granting OF the Franchise now T.
tn. time 10 Let II BE- known.
A movement which promises many
beneficial results has just been tried
out by the psoplc Of Nu~rt. la. and
vicinity. The merchants Il Stuart
offered To give five dollars' worth of
m"rchandise TO every farmer of the
surrounding country Who cam. To
town with his team hltch"d To =
drag IN = certain day. Each m"r.
chant contributed . value II approx.
imat.iy twenty five cent? worth to
each farmer and when the twenty
tss Of that Amouns wcfe collected
. varied assortment ~ss the Fesult.
There were cotfce and risars. hos
iery aad hais tonic. . buggy whip.
bnliie of olives. . ring of bologna.
can a salmoa. . pai1 a We cream.
. packsgs of nails. bssak1Ass snoAs
and aAay oahes thiass. Ths eseirs
~ compsisel the fivs ao,hfs' vceth
rivsn 70 sarh 1ns driver 80 assss
q, eAsss vas vssy httts ~ ~
~ pnsssss rel. Deactsaai vaiss NJ
~ rscseteaa. II sl1ktoa . uash
peiss Il q vsal - ~ 0as vhs
~ Gene ~ eAFeAsssse sn1 aaseAss
10 ~ nAa Asvtag ~ ~ lsaG. an1
anseA<e ~ ~ ~ tsa0. ~ Issf
| 1eo1isaal nnah aavs easA - ~
lonoes ~ - . loaal uvesy0na
|1a1 q - ooaas volhe1 Am0A -
La Junta tribune., 1913-09-20

vrat. with other side, ~ lnus an II
gots efficient agents to do IT, work
3
One railroad back east, the Rock
Island. has ro,rruy discovered a new
way 10 increase rs net dividends 4
few months ago they sent out no
ricr to all 'mployes requesting them
"a ~. one additional inch OF each
lrad pencil before Il vas thrown
away The company has figured u
out that t4ls will rosui, IN sav.
inr of 5000 a year TO them
Canon City is to have now $40
ooo Santa 70 dcpo, II Is os;imht
ID that forty thousand apologies have
been offered by Canon City people
10 ,lsitors Tor the ramshacklc affair
that was called depot by the san.
"a Fc. and the company u nus re
spending handsomely by coming
across with a dollar for each apol.
ogy.
4 lady entered Inca, market and
SAN five dressed xe~~.. s~ys IA.
A,chison Globe Il run a boarding
house and want you 10 pick ou,
thrc. OF the toughest gees. you
have" .h" raid to the butcher An
right" hc said. as he picked her out
ihr.. rc..o. Now then. Iu taks
the other two and you can. keep
IA. thrc. old tough oncs." she raid
Pleasantly. The butcher fa~n pio-
o.cd.d Ia keel over.
sir men. all employs of the Wild
animal circus. were arrested IN Las
Vegas las, Saturday. charged with
burxiarisinr = ho,tiing vosks 81 Fan.
tn r-. y. NJ They sot away With
3st bodies Of bew asl 0ises~i "a
,.s. enough to nAks . vssy hAepy
party In IN. dry tsesstosy that they
~.re h-adeA sos. havias psoAasly
h.asA that La vssas vas . e,osed
sevs - ssalay. osVes0ses IVA.
sss ~ flsse una - ~ sxlseseee.
Les vsuss y ~ . 0s1si DesAses-
|usa ~ - osn1o1A, - ~ -
~ - ~ - vos1v - \ - bssn
La Junta tribune., 1913-09-20

stuart Commercial Club originated
the idea Of the double purpose Of
Inducing people to come shopping
from a long distance and to improve
the roads leading out from the VII.
lage in all directions.
The marshal OF Swink has been In.
struct.d by the town board 10 get
after the automobile and motorcycle
scorchers who have been making
Themselves quite obnoxious In Swink
territory during the pas, summer.
The marshal. It Is reported. has his
eagle. eye on some OF the scorchers
OF Ia Junia. and In the near future
expects 10 see the Swink ercheGuer
largely replenished from this source.
4 word to the wise is usually suf.
nci'n'. but seorchcfs are exempt
from this rule.
Nebraska has started another sui,
In tss federal. cou.t agains, Colora.
dos claim TO H. waters OF the RI.
publican ritrr. With the starting Of
inis sui, practically every foot of
water flowing across the Colorado
line Ia attacked. The state should
have at lcas, 100000 with which
to defend It's position In these
..slsA l..
payroll larger than the combined
p~yrolls " both the Mcdonald and
Buchtel administrations. there IL
little chance of the state having any
surplus II funds with which 10 de.
s-nd these suits.
The Mail and Breeze views with
alarm the conditions In Kansas. xay.
Ing; Everything has gone 70 smash
In IN. solomon Valley. Not . far.
mcr In that classtr rsgtoh has ruis.
ri more than fnty-on~ bushels of
wheat To the arr this year. rrm
after farm yielded only twenty eight
tn thirty i've bushels IN the scr-.
Some Of The familiss are unable 10
70 70 town except II motor cAss and
hundreds have nothins TO cat 81.
c~pt chicken and beeesteak and PIE
and cake. Il 10 doehtsui whether
nose than hine&entAs a tAs homss
wiii have children n couSss this
About nfsy yo.sas nsn oe LAnas
~ q he Co00sectal CluA ree0s
n ~ ctey 90 ~ ~ vseh -
sfisces1 ~ Dee0Aasat efUAnisalisa
= . dob ~ VIII vest sspasa1&
= ~ II av0oakAy vtlA ~ sssu-
~ Csoaaselaj ConA e ~ esty.
A se1Bse ~ - nAls = sal1ue
- lnAego4 g esesy yo0s nAn =
- ~ = ~ ~ esuna1anl1oa
~ - euagy 0ooao = 6Duso -
y
La Junta tribune., 1913-09-20

Stuart Commercial Club originated
the idea OF the double purpose Of
inducing people To come shopping
from a long distance and to improve
the roads leading GU, from the vii.
lage In all directions.
La Junta tribune., 1913-09-20

hitherto Westward the star Of dry
territory Is making its way.
=
Some of the big corporations Of
Colorado are Dissatisfied with SEN
a'or Thomas because OF his attitude
on the tariff bill and are alrcady iAy.
ing plans To defca, him foF renomina-
tion IN the democratic primaries
next year. The corporations have q
man IN view whom they will back
against Senator Thomas. and until
this fight Is determined every effort
vill be concentrated upon the de-
feat q. Thomas
A la luuta woman LAYS all the
blame for the high cost Of living and
The abuse Of credit 10 the autouso-
bile. and defends the people who
pairouizo the mail order houses. The
lady, perhaps. has no automobile. bu,
does send away for her dry goods
and groceries Her prejudice Is -
strong that she says n they aucmIr
To haul her To her final rest In an
automobile h"arse she would feel like
rising up and kicking the giasss ont
of the hearse Garden city Herald
To-day viii b" busy day In uI-
Gle Sans pos,otfiee apartment.
Our unel" samuel has Issued an
order that every mail sack. pouch
aud lock In the United States must
BE- counted AZ m. noon hour today.
and some oi the members Il the
leisurr trust wiil probably hay. To
put Ia overtime to complete the
Job within the tim. llmii-if there
IL time limit The leisure trust
will have morr business than seven.
teen cranberry merchant, In the
hoiEhth ot the season. aud soin. of
them may no, b. able To auryis~
ihls sudden Initiation into the mys
,erics Of the strenuous ~.
=
The Emrora Gazette insist. that
ethics must be- used n. a singular
noun II I, Ia us.d a, all. When jsrk.
"i up about u by contemporary.
William Alien white jumped upDu
his democratic critic ,hu~ly: "TA1e
democratic otsan IL probably tie
Kind of paper tina, would put aris.
Sors. moias.es and boox. IN the piuy.
al for -nphony and SAY the crowd
arr. the committee were, the uoe-
convention have been. Any rate. ~
Democratic editor. who get. hi. .pett-
Ing from Petroleum, V. Nahsy. ~
ss~nnsr from Pitrhfork T,llman, ~
rAstOrtc from Jim Nam Lewis ~
As mentAi and moral pabnium sro0
TaasAny Hail. can cali down -
se0Aa a the pr"RApAse,i,e msve.
0aae n kanaAs on ~ sss II -.
La Junta tribune., 1913-09-20

hitherto Westward the star Of dry
territory is making its way.
La Junta tribune., 1913-09-20

ies as a singular noun. withou, at
least a dying yelp OF protest The
democrats may put SUGAR ON the fire..
list and reform currency In the
free lunch. but dictionaries still
resist their yandal hands
La Junta tribune., 1913-09-20

crate with other side. ~ long an II
gets efficient agents to do IT, work
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-06-16
TWO BOYS DROWNED As
LAUNCH RACES TO RESCUE.
Hero Who Tried to Save Com.
panion Dragged Down by Death.
Grip-Bodies Washed Ashore.

With q launch speeding to the rescue
from the Bergen Beach Yacht Club two
lads. one apparently desperately hsht.
ing to save the other. were drowned
to-day few hundred feet of shore In
full sight of hundred or more spec.a.
tors. When the bodies foated into the
beach cards were found In the dead
youths pockets reading Edward
Adams and Raymond Piret."
Positive identification Of the drowned
boys was made by the police. Adams
lived at No. 40 Blocker street and
Piret ut No. 27a9 Van Cortlandt avenue,
both In Brooklyn. They had gone with
two other boys TO Canarsie, where they
hired boat and rowed to Bergen
Beach for a swim.
Commodore Hildebrand OF the yacht
club heard the cries from the water
and the shouts of the spectators and
put out In IA launch with three Of the
club employees. They reached the ap-
proximate spot where the struggling
swimmers disappeared but could not
ind the bodies.
Spectators agreed that one of the
lads. who appeared to be about II.
began to sink and shout for help and
that his companion. apparently about
10 years old. went to his aid and was
clutched IN q death grip he could not
break.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-06-16
NEATLY NABS BURGLAR.

An open rear window In the residence
OF John Stevens. . broker. living at
No. bs6 Beech street. Richmond Hill,
early to-day aroused the suspicious Of
Policeman Hoffman. who waited at the
window like . cat at q mousehole.
Presently . man jumped out.
Hoffman seized him and there was q
brief struggle. The policeman drew
bis revolver and the man surrendered.
He carried q bag Of jewelry--rlngs.
bracelets and ornam ents-estimated to
be worth s5Oo. The Stevens family was
absent from home over Sunday.
At the Richmond Hin police station
the prisoner said he was BENJAMIN
Hyts Of No. 10 Norfolk street, Man
hattie. He had Q pal" he said. who
was 70 have met hin In Jamaica. A
search vas naas for The pal" but hs
~ NJ seeee
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-06-16
NEARLY TWO BILLIONS
PAID OUT IN WAGES
BY US. STEEL TRUST
Corporation Employs 221,o25
Persons, at Annual Wage
of $3.50, 35i,6o2.

william J. Hilbert. Comptroller Of the
United States Steel Corporation. took
the witness stand for the defense In the
Government dissolution suit agnins. the
corporation when the hearing was re-
sumed this morning. Mr.. Fllbert said
that at the beginning the corporation
called its auditing heads together and
decided upon standard classifications OF
cost accounting looking to economies In
the industry. At present the corpora
ton 10 getting out Atty monthly cost
statements. In connection with blast
furnaces alone 5000 items appear on the
monthly cost sheet.
Mrs. Ftlbert went into a lengthy ex-
PLANTATION Of the methods employed to
get accurate figures. was from the
exhibit In question that both President
James II. Farrell and Judge Ebert H.
Gary. Chairman OF the Finance Com.
mittee. gave much of their evidence,
showing. ~ they swore. that prices Of
steel products had tended downward
since the formation OF the corporation.
The witness swore that In 1909 the cor
poration employed 15s. 263 persons and
the annual payroll was sii2, sc9, 1873. In
1912 there were 22i.o@ employees and the
payroll was SIS. 81 zoe. an increase OF
6s per cent. In ten years. Since the
formation Of the corporation II has paid
out In Government. State and municipal
taxes l6.h6 $50
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-06-16
SOLAR SIX WOMEN
CLAIM ROSSElLE
STHE|R HUSBAND
More to Be Heard From, II Is
Thought, but Dapper Big.
amiSt Just Smiles.

In Charles Rosselie. otherwise Oscar
Roderick. now In the Tombs awaiting
indictment BY the 0raud Jury. Assistant
District-Attornsy Joseph Du vivisr 70
confident that the Law has in its tolls
an arch bieamist six women. 90 far.
lay claim to Rosssiis a. their husband.
and. according to the information on
hand. Mr.. pu vivier 10 Of the opinion
nat there are at least six more who
have not a. yet been heard from.
II this should meet the eye OF any
woman. young or old. who at some
period in her life has stood at the altar
with Rosse,is let her communicate with
Mr.. Du vivler. He IL anxious. not no
much for his own information. but for
the records OF the law to know how
many women Rosseile really did marry.
Rosselle Is In the Tombs on the com.
plant OF his latest BRIDE. who was n Mrs.
Mary Barry. with ave young Barrys. CT
No ist. st. Anthony avenue. the Bronx.
Mrs Barry was married to Rosaslie
who was Known to her under the name
Of Rodsrick. on May q. Two days
later Mrs. Ida Boyle Rossells Of No
1895 Webster avenue. appeared at the
FORMER widows homo and claimed the
Bridegroom - her husband. She said tina,
Rossells. or Rodsrick. had married her
Feb. 10. 1909. A. the result the two
women went before Magistrate Corrigan
and got . warrant for thar husbands
arrest. When the police executed the
warra Il Rosseiis tried TO escape, clad
only In pajamas. through . sccond-story
window. The pajamas we're . symphony
in pink. embroidered and trimmed with
point lace and ribbons
Since Rosselie has been In the Tombs
tho police and the District-Attornsy' .
ONCE have been active In looking up his
record. Not since the days OF Arthur
witsof. the barber who married thirty
two women In this country and then Ned
to England. where he married almost
A. many more before being captured.
has 20 reckless . biGamist been caught.
The records 20 far examined disclose
that on Feb. II. 1883. Rosselie. . deco.
rator by profession. married Louisa
Moix Of No % Brooms street. He lived
with her q few years and then fed. On
July 30. 1876. he married Mary Mona
mara Of No. 1909 Park avenue. Some
time later he took ~ his wife Sadie
Maxman Of No. % East One Hundred
and Sixteenth street. sadie became sus-
picious whom he tried to induce her TO
turn over what money she had to him,
with the result that on Dec. 10. 1896. she
caused his arrest for biGamy and he was
sent to state prison for three years.
After his release Rossslle continued
his conQuests. marrying Ida Boyle,
Mrs. Barry. and Il 10 thought several
others who have not yet been heard
from.
In the Tombs Rosselle simply smiles
when questioned concerning his love
affaira He 10 . dapper-iooking indi.
vidual about forty-three years old and
wears his age we'll. The Grand Jury 10
considering his case to-day.
PORT OF NEW YORK.
ARRIVED.
Ieapy ...:'. .'.'.....''.......'., Ctsnfuesos
MenrnlJ090 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Pu41 AnGontO
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-06-16

Afternoon w1an she Wa0 muGo ~
Hss sister. 1ars. Nat RetA. ~ -
With her. called . physician. 49, ~
her taken to Miss OBrssa's huUouG'
Her husband. jack" Lew. fU0 W611
the actress had been Sspasate1 ~ ~
eral ysars. did not know q ~ o1DuD
until her desNh. 4f
Mis- For. aftar SEVERAL ygnso -
srindimg work up through the saegup
to small parts. became . OsDu1ns nuugo
On the stage when she took IL ~ -
the Crown Prince Ia "Wang." - 49,
Dc Wolf Hopper rsachsA - 49,
Of his sucossA In . say s,At g 49,
aanns,s she sang: "A prSesy 49, =
0ahbiing brook" and he rsDt g -
soft but lively melody until Tom 49,
an the way from the Rocky Noua1aiao
b hear her. f.1i'
Born IN g. Louis In 1871 Mo -
began her stage career at nine yoaDo
Of age. supportinS james OXEN -
"a Celebrated Case" she WORKED ~
the Bennett Mouiton and coag2no1
light opera organisation before -
Joined De Wolf asoppss. ''WanGS
"PanJandrum." The Little TrosD0ys
sF'isur -as-Lis" The wedding 0oO9
and The latte Host were sAoWo
which addsd to her fame 81 49,
iafity. =
A severe iilnsas IN 1909 he0e -
from the stage except at short ineogB
vale until 1905. when she rstuS1s1 ~
way Of the vaudeville theatres. -
undertook . role In the mslodSaH.ooep
production Of Charles Trohmad,
'uiearts Ae Trumps." and was sueceGo-
fui. Her last appearance here was N
the revival Of ''Rosedais'' last aos1nD
at the Lyric Theatre. She was maqs,
riod 10 Mr.. Levy IN 1900.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-06-16
CIRCULAR COURT HOUSE
OPPOSED By JUSTICES.
They WILL It Is Reported, Be
Against Plans of Architect
Lowell.

Fast upon the heels Of the informa-
ton that the Justices OF the Supreme
Court viii meet late this afternoon for
the purpose Of passing their nnai judg-
ment upon the plans for the new court
house there were apparently well-defined
rumors that their report will be against
the plans as drawn by Architect Low ell.
For some time It has been known that
tndivual Justices have been opposed
to the acceptance Of these plans. which
won out In the competition the result Of
which was announced not long ago. II
was understood to-day that q majority
OF the Justices will vote against the Anal
acceptance OF the plans. The main OBJ
lection against the plans. which provide
for circular building. h that 10 would
b Impossible 70 obtain proper lighting.
The Justices are said to favor some
fos9 q sAs$anauhs GtsusGusA
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-06-16
SAVES DROWNING MAN.
Policeman In SWIMMING Dives for
Tailor I'm Pelham hay.

Salvatore Colucci. a tailor. OF No. $50
East Ono Hundred and Eighty-seventh
street. got a cramp while he was SWIM
ming In Pelham Bay OF Pelham Bay
Park to-day and sank about twenty 1--WE
feet from the dock. Policeman Louis
Moses Of the Morrisania station. who
was on his vacation and had gone
swimming In the same place. made for
the spot where Colucci had sunk, dived
for him and brought him unconscious
to the dock
After two surgeons from Fordham
Hospital had supplemented the work OF
resuscitation the policeman himself be-
gan Colucci was able to go to his home.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-06-16
Nenry Clews IL sued.

Especial N The Evening World
ROME. n. Y. June l6.-Joseph d.
Hall OF this city. negro laborer. has
brought action against Henry Clews,
millionaire financiev of New York.
claiming damages OF 3i0,aO for Islander
Of Halls title of real estate and Of his
name and character.
Trouble started when Mr.. Clews,
through his attorney. Milo J. White.
served motive on Hall to vacate his
little home here. 1t was claimed that
title was held by Mr.. clews and Hall
was a squatter. In counter action
Hall got judgment and his title but the
costs fell on him.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-06-16
MRS. PANKHURST
FREED FROM PRISON
FOR THE THIRD Time
Militant Leader Started An.
other Hunger Strike When She
Was Re-ArrcStsd Saturday.

LONDON, June 1G-Mrs. Emmeline
Pankhurst. leader OF tho militant suf-
fragettes. was this afternoon again re-
leased from Holloway jail because OF
her weakened and enfeebled condition.
She started hunger strike when she
was rcarrested on Saturday. and by
to-day she could not stand.
II was the third time that the leader
has been released from jail since she
began . three-year sentence for the
Lloyd Gorge bomb outrage. The frst
time she served nine days. and on her
second trip she was In prison three
days. She left nursing homo Satur-
day to attend the funeral OF Miss Emily
Dawson, the suffragette Of Derby fame,
and was promptly returned TO Jail.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-06-16
FALLS OUT OF coAsTE6 czlE

Another - Tsaek Below useo -
Lassn, whs u nestally la3sseo. =
While r,d,ng alone In = roller coaster "a
In Hillside Park. neAr BslisvillA y. z
shortly after midnight Saturday No1oDf
NcI.aren Of No. Is Ralph strsel Do111y
VILE fell from the car while % ~ -
the upper curve. sixty fest fro0 ~
ground. McLArsa landed on ne 1oUug
track. directly IN front Of anoehee -
which knocked him 70 one s1dA -
ployees Of the concern lowered Nm. ~
conscious. to the sround with ropeA q
was taken to st. Nichasfs HooUoo1
Newark, where u was found ~ hoo =
fractured skull and internal injufso -
viii probably die. n.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-06-16

ALMANAC FOR TO-DAY.
Bun RISES. as Sun sets.. 1872 Moon ssts. 80
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-06-16
Glass of Cold Milk Brings on
Indigestion and Kills
Actress.

Della Fox, who was the pet Of must
cal conody audiences twenty years
ago. died to-day at Miss NJ. u. oBrien's
private hospital At No. iA wsse One
Hundred and seventy-sixth street she
was attacked by acute indigestion after
drinking a glass OF cold milk Saturday
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-06-16

In Ave years 32.2is employees have
subscribed to ses,Ooo.OOO worth of stock.
Mr.. Filbert declared approximately sls.-
100000 worth additional was to-day held
by employees Of the company. not be-
ing listed In the original group OF pur-
chasers.