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The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1913-09-13
BOY OF Thirteen A HERO
Youth Gave His Life vainly to Save
His Crippled Chum From
Drowning.

North Limington. Me.-The neigh
bors believe that William Taylor. aged
thirteen years. died a hero. trying TO
save helpless companion. His body
and that of Harry Miller, ten years
old. we're found In a mill pond close
to the bank.
The boys were gathering water Ill
les when their boat was upset. Miller
was a cripple. and the posture Of the
boys indicated that Taylor. who
was accounted able to take care OF
himself in the water, had supported
his playmate until within few feet
of safety, when his strength failed
him
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1913-09-13

the aged animal He took charge OF
it after it had been restored to a
semblance of life by Paul c. Miller. of
the university scientific staff. who dug
it up in Texas last spring.
The creature has several claims to
attention in addition to its nameless
condition. Ii is an entirely new type
of armadillo. Its rivals In the uni
versity collection have appeared with
parts of small shells attached to their
backs. This one has complete loose
shell and is further adorned with
small splny prctuberances on its skull
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1913-09-13
DREAMS OF AN UT0PIAN CITY
Plan to vice-President Marshall
for Senate Library.

Observation-Disclosures Mar
shall received from Paris. France. for
the library of the United States SEN
ate copy of an elaborate volume pub
lished under the auspices of the
Worlds Conscience society and con
tanning the completed plan for a
world center city," to be known as
the international World Center OF
Conscience"
The volume. besides containing a
world history Of architecture from the
standpoint Of conscience. contains an
elaborate outline of what an ideal city
should be in order to typify the prog
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1913-09-13
Had Two Good Reasons.

Upton Sinclair said the other day
in New York:
Everybody is jumping up and say
ing that poverty, bitter and grinding
poverty, has nothing to do with
making girls go wrong. Well. fol-
my part, / think that such assertions
are too charitable toward modern
social conditions, too charitable to
ward modern employers.
Such charity reminds me of the
young lady who asked:
Ibid pretty Tottie Footlites marry
the septuagenarian Gobsa Code fol-
love or money?
For BOTH the young lady an.
severed charitably, and she added
Lottie loves money, you know"
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1913-09-13
OVER 100000 YEARS OLD
ArmadiIIo of Ancient Times is Re-
ceived by Museum at Chicago
University.

Chicago.-Fifteen million years old
and nameless. That is the plight Of
a batrachian armadillo at the Uciver-
sity of Chicago. Orphaned. homeless
and broken. the armadillo is in a
state Of collapse.
Prof Samuci Williston. head Of the
paleontology department. is caring for
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1913-09-13

at the time and not until he was about
to succumb from the pain was his
predicament discovered Two men
passing the church heard his feeble
cries for aid. and, hurrying inside. re-
leased him. DR. Sinkinson. son of the
clergyman. and who is an assistant
beach surgeon. was summoned and
found that three of his fathers fin
gers were badly crushed
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1913-09-13
them. Boys, he says. are always max

them. Boys, he says. are always max
ing the old folks trouble.
The girls have generally arranged
the carving Of the mail so that all got
chance at the district school, going
from there to the academy at Noun.
tain Home and from there into more
profitable employment or to make
happy homes of their own. Those that
are married are happily married, and
the others who are not at home are
holding lucrative business positions.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1913-09-13
Patrick to Practice Law.

Tulsa, Okla.-Albert T. Patrick Of
New York. who was pardoned after
serving ten years in the death cell in
Sing Sing. New York. on a murder
charge. has announced that he will re
sumo the practice of law in this city
He will specialize in oil field law.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1913-09-13
Steamboat and Auto Collide.

An automobile collided with
steamboat here. The auto was
wrecked. Its several occupants we're
slightly injured. The accident. it may
be explained. did not occur at sea
The boat was in drydock. the driver
of the auto lost control of his machine
and it plunged down a hill and
crashed into the moored boat.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1913-09-13

leo that he had dreamed the night be
fore that he had been killed in an auto
smash-up. Pelico laughed at the
dream and accompanied Kittenberger
on ride. A trolley crashed into the
auto and both died Short time later
from the injuries
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1913-09-13
Steamed Puddjno.

Cook steamed buildings by putting
the batter in an angel-cake pan and
setting this in the steamer. This al
lows the center to cook as quickly as
the sides and does away with the
sticky centers SO often found In
steamed goodies.-Modern Priscilla
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1913-09-13
PASTORS BAD IS MINUTES
Atlantic City Minister 10 Held Prison.
er With Hand Crushed Under
Sash.

Atlantic City. N. with his hand
crushed under a falling sash. which
he was unable to move. Rev. DR.. c.
d Sinkinson. pastor of Christ NJ. p.
church. was held prisoner in the edi-
ice for fully fifteen minutes. suffer
ing excraciating pain all the while.
Or. Sjukinsnn was alone In the church
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1913-09-13
Drowned While Eishjno

Saranac Lake. n. while in the
act of gazing big pike. Doctor VaI
riempst of Hudson. N. Y. tumbled GU
of the row boat, became tangled il
the fish line and drowned.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1913-09-13
s7oo, ooo,o Is Negroes Wealth.

Philadelphia.-The achievements Oh
the negro race during the nifty yea"
since 1t was liberated from slavei,'
we're shown here by statistics OF inc
National Negro Business league "
the effect that the negroes in the cour
Try own chattels and real estate W.
ued at over seven hundred million ooS
lars
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1913-09-13
Wash Dishes Without DryIno

WASH O'shes WITHOUT Trying.
Wash the dishes and pile them In
a dish pan or milk pail. then pour
goodly amount of hot water over them.
Take them out and pile loosely. up.
side down In a dish drainer.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1913-09-13
BOY GIVES UP 21-MIlE SWIM
Harry EEonsky. Comes Within 800
Yards Of Making the Very
Distant Goal.

New York.-After struggling in the
water Is hours and 81 minutes in his at
tempt to cover the 211a miles between
the h"'tnry and Sandy Hook-Harry
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1913-09-13
MiIIionaires Succeed Life Guards.

Long Beach. N. Y.-The regular lilo
guards went ON strike here and have
been succeeded by volunteer corps
who number about a dozen mlllonaires
in their ranks.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1913-09-13

II is in a fairly complete condition
and will be mounted at once.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1913-09-13

Dreams of Death; Is Killed.
New Rochelle. N. Y.-George Knit
tenberger. a chauffeur. told Frank Pei.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-04-10
9es &eid)stags Antbeilnabme.
g e lin, z. M4

Berl in, z. Mprn.
Cine iiberaus ei1norufsbolle 5ae11e
fenn5eidrete sic erite sibung 6es
Heidstogs nah Sen Siterferien. @be
in Ole Gagesor6nung eingetreten
lpur6e, gebobte Hraitbent Sobannes
@nen1pf in tporm enrpfunbenen @or.
ten ser iii1tglten fur9tbaren nnpet-
teri9doen in Sen Bereinigten 5taa=
ten, irion0erbeit Ser perbeerenoen
1eberldapen1mungen in Ohio lno
SS1r0iana. 8rdii6ent @oenpf bob 5en
ber5liden Mntbeh Deuti4lan6s an
0em groBen l1nbeil berpor un6 iebte
m0rtlih bin5u: v2as 1eutlde BoH
qpiini9t ser befreunbeten Nation iei-
ne tiefe SDnrpatbie bel ibrer Seim<
lltdn1ng gum 9lusorud gu bringen. 3"
@abrenb @err &aempf lpradL botten
iib 6ie 9lbgeor5neten bon ibren Siben
erhob7n.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-04-10
Germantown 9enfutal.
8biIaoelpbia, Z. Np

8bilao e4pbia, z. Aprh.
Die @asritSSurp ser Sboot Bula-
0elpbia bot iid nit 6en @orl9lagen
bes 8il6bauers Mlbert sSagers, mel
Gern sic elusfubrung 1es Nationol-
Dertnaals 5ur gerberrli4ung 5el1t-
i9er gintpa1oerung iibertrogen wor-
SEN it, einneritan0en erflGrt 1tro
miro Sem Mo1un1e,1t Sen Mab I'M
Sermon Eurf in Germantown, nn1pei-
fen, Sen 6erielbe ousgemdblt bat.
@inige Me1toerungen in sen Mnlngen
oes Yarfs, Ser abeegren5t miro, ourd
6as Muleum Ser @eliquien German
toepns, meroen notbmenoig iein, I'm
@errn sSSager's @unid, melder bonn
&rdiioenten 5es De,hid -Ameriffani.
iden geationoBnn1Ses, ST. Sermer.
befiinportet puroe,, &ednu1pg 5at tra-
gen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-04-10
Srttr | bis s.
Gin grpber Sag
tttt Harla1,te1tt.
staatsmanuiide Ansfiibrnusen bes
bemtiden @eidsfau5lers. = Der
8alfanfrieg anberte bic Gage In
europa. = 8ani1a,uismus nu6
fam5Sfidye @epandegelaite bebrp-
fen 9entidlaub.
Berlin, 8. MpriI.

VP n, .. Npr1l.
Sic Montagsfiba1ng I'M @ei@stoge
batte bonitarpoig 6en Anftri@ eines
groben Cages. Die itaatsmannii6en
9lusfiibrungen oes @ei9sfan5lers
n1adten lidtIiden gin6rud. Dr. BON
getbnonn &oGmeg fiibrte aus, oab
Ser golfanfrieg oie Situation in
europa poaig geanoert babe. In Die
5teae Ser paiIipen Siirtei ieien
5taaten getreten, 0ie eine fieberbafte,
politilde 9lftipitdt e1tfalteten. Die
Daoglidfeit zines 3uiamupenitobes
6es Oeutldtbun1s uit oem HanllaDiss.
mus lei in sen @oroergruno geriidt
apor0en. Ser @a15ler 1pies oonn aa1f
Ole orbere @efabr bin, oie Deuti@
lnn6 irrfolge oes &eban6egei4reis
ienieits ser @ogelen 1tanoig beorobt,
un6 erinnerte on sic @orte bes Giir-
iten 8isn1ard:: n@enn Ole Jran5olen
ooraa1f parten, sob mir iie angreifen
peroen, 10 fonren lie lange morten. "
Mber Deutidla11o rniiiie allen oieien
slnfeinourgen gegeniiber geriiitet oa-
iteben. g5ah elmer ta1raen @eoe oes
&riegsuritriiters iprod Ser So5ial.
oenpofrot &ugo @dale, Ser Ole @ebr.
porlaye beftig angriff.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-04-10
sseierlidler Gn,pfang.

Sort Of Spain, Srtnt6a6, 6. Npr7l.
esbre foniglide &obeit, ole Hrin-
seIIin 21iie Don S9lesmig, oie iih
n1f elmer Meiie 6ur9 8eit<S Smbien be-
firDet, lpuroe ONT San1itogobe1ro bel
ibrer Mnfunft in Sort Of 5pain, SRI
nr0a6, feierIi6 Don Sem @oupernenr
11n0 Gfegierungsbenmten eu1pfot1gen.
Dos I'M Soften Iiege,roe bondn6iide
ariegsidiff 3eeIarro feaerte eimen
galut Of. SHE I'M &afen liegenben
5diffe, fotpie sic meiiten Sduier Der
5tnot botte1r rei9en SIogg hnatd
ungelegt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-04-10
Sic 8e6r- nnb Gtenerborlagen.
Berlin, MpriI.

6, Besen franaoiiiden gbanpinisutlas
uno ruiiiiden &anilapismus tit Ole
oeutlde @ebrporlnge geri9tet, tpie
ser Seutlbe &eihstan5ler aa1sfibrte.
Mn oan guten BiGen Ser beioen STE
gierrngen lei 11ibt gu ameifeln, ober
in oen beioen g0lfern ieien feino~
ielige l1nteritromungen norbonoen.
@roBbritannien puroe MIR als freio=
lider' Jaftor erpabnt. Die 8era-
tbung ser 8ebr- un0 Steuerporlngen
i'm 1eutlden &eidstoge babe beute
begonnen. Die seiiion miro fid iebr
mabrldeinIi6 Big tief in Sen Somner
binei1sieben. 0ie 8ebrporloge fann
auf Mnnobn1e in ibper iebigen Sorm
iider re61rert. @n6ers liegt es NIT
sen steuerporlogen, I'M Die ii4 bef-
tige @dnrpfe entlpinnen oiirften. Ser
nationnllberale 6iibrer @oiiernnann
erflarte in elmer &e0e, 5ie er in San=
noper bielt, onB sic @ebrborlage Don
Sen geotionalliberalen angenomn1en
mor6en lei. 9lber bie Steuerporlo=
qel1 leien ungere9t ut5 erforoerten
cine griinoIifye &epilion. Ser &eids-
fan5Ier, Or. b. 8etbmann=S Sonmeg,
Gielt eine Meoe, in Ser er Ole poli=
ld,e situotio,1 Observation-Disclosures, a1no
ser @riegsnliniiter, General b. Seei
ringen, erlduterte sic tednilde Seite
Ser @e6rporlage.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-04-10
&id),1ton6.

Ser 8etter Garming 6armers Club
Don @i9nrot15 peria115te Weiitte lebter
ISOLDE eitpe @iienbabnlmogenla6u a6ung
gernil9tes &ieb nod Sii6=5t. &all.
- Mm Montog Mbe1no 1pur6e in Ser
5tu5tbolle Elm Ean5frdn5@en sebol-
ten, sic Fir oie @eIegenbeit gum eriten
Mole eleftrii9 beleudtet par. -
sSSobn 8utoIo ur1 Srou BON Siifeton,
g. g., befirr0en iia bter gum per-
manoti4aihimen 8eluh. -@m. gn-
gelbaro bot 0as Sobn 9anes @ebal,oe,
oos friibere @igentblun Ger entl4lo=
fene1u 6iirl1ru oB=@ieber mar, be5o=
gen u11o mir0 in oehrielben lein
5tonfgeldaft betreibe1l Big 1ein
nel1es @ebalpoe fertig 9eiteQt lit. -
9oren5, oas orei Sabre olte S0bn-
den ser 6ontiIie S. s. &otteer, er'
lit Bel eirrern stur3 in 6en Seller
ei1,en gru9 6es Siiftenfno@ens. -
8en., ser 5polf SsSabre olte Sobn Der
6on1ilie &einri6 Oien1orf, munoe
bon Or. @eI5 1pegen 8linOoarnent=
5iinoung operirt. = Carl &ropp Don
ct. giouo iit fonfraftIi9 nit ser Gr.
ridtl11rg ei1res @ebduoes fir $6,2O5
betraut tporoen, bus Sic 6irnta Otter
& 8eters BON @oIb Spring bier
bouen ldbt.
Nabbe,p 2afe.
eesobn Shriper bat lebten Montog
sic Don ibn iibernouurtene bieige
Creamery in 8etrieb geiebt; er fn1ft
smeimol in Ser 8o9e Mo,1togs u11o
isreitags 8ofprr. = Ser om Smnitog
in ct. GIouo geboltenen Beeroigutg
ser ssrau go. 8roun mobnten BON
9ier BEL: 6rau Mlpbons Slider, 5ran
Deib. Sdriper urno sSrou 8en. gener.
- @odap. Bfarrer 8uider leiftete
BEL ser mabrero ser lebten Gage per-
qanqener @ode in Slice gebaltenen
MiIlionserneuerul1g ausbulfe.
9fofpille.
ssn ser ginage Salle miro am
9lberube bes II. glpriI eine l1nterbol-
tung itohhfi116en, oeren &eingemtnn
5l1r SdIfte in unlere @irdenfaiie file
Ben mino. = Mntb. Bles 1T in Der
Mrbeit zines Mnbm1es on iein 8obn'
hous begriffen. = Die 5aru1ers 2ine
stof sliiociotion bielt Samitog eine
gerIanu1lru1g, in apelder peri4ieoene
neue Mitglie6er olrfgenomme1 1pair-
sen. - SRI. @urit bon Mi6mono er'
tbeilt bier urebreren iungen Rerione1
npliifnlii9en ltnterridt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-04-10

st. Saul. - @a9 bem @eridR
6es offentli9er Rriifers Mnorep Tris
iiber sic our 81. ssuli 1912 5u gn5e
gegangene 5speii5rige Heriooe gebt
berpor, 5oB ser Staat @inneioto on
Hiidfiita11oigen Ser &obeinfonunenlte1.
ern ser giierrbobrt~ uno Eronsportge'
leaidaften sic Sunr1ne Don $685.
114.66 eingeboben bat.-Die Sfaots-
foir=8eb0roe bot in ibrer Treitag-
iitung sen 8eidluB gefaBt, sem Bra-
Iioenten @ilion a1,1n 9eiu6e ser be1t-
rigen stoats fair I'M Serbite ei15a1=
looen. Son iett an tperoen ihon m
anen Sdulen Meirneiotas 8u4ita-
BIER =@ettbeiperbe obgebalten, un5 ore
sieger meroen bei ser Soir @elegen-
beit boben, fid 5lt neffen n1 TIM
goorpreiie gu bemerben, sic 5ufmr-
men $50 ausn1aden lnu6 folgemoernno-
zen pertbeiIt tperoen: I. Hreis, $40;
2. Breis, $40; 8. Breis, 81; 4,
greis, 5; 6. @reis, So, IN eleider
Beiie fir i9riftliden a1r1o miinoliden
@ettbetperb @on ieoem @oatrtp mer.
sen 5,pei 5hiiler fi9 on sem @ettbe-
merbe befbeiligen.
8rainer6. - 9ie 8riide iiber
sen Grom @ing SIub, 5l1 oeren @r.
bmmtnq oie Counties @rom @img,
Meorriion uno @nB beiftel,erten, 1T
Nun pollen6et Zig oltf oie 3ufobrten.
Mud 5ie @ennnrfltng &ail Broirie
uno ser Commercial Club bon 8rdi.
nero baben 8eiitrdge geleiitet. - 9ie
aei6e seq @bI. Bopne lit 5meibun-
oert Gl1b l1nterbalb 6es Damrmes Der
Gupuro @nnge Botper SO. nts 6em
Grotp aiug- 51uife ge5ogen tuor0en.
Die 2eide befa1o fid bereits in itorf
perpelent 3uitan1e, "a ser Meomr
Idon Dor ettpo orei Monaten ertr11rt-
ten mar. Gin Brljber 6es 8eri1t-
gIndter mentiiffii5ierte 6ie 2eide.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-04-10
2es 9sapites Entertaining.
@oln, 6. MpriI.

Ser meue @r5bil6of Don @oln, 9r.
sSelir b. @ortmonn erbielt ein Bib
6es Gapfbes nit eigetbamoiger Bio-
u1l1ng. Ser Napit ipri@t ii4 in DEM
geqleitidreiben in Ser anerfenneno-
iten @eile iiber sic Tbdttgteit Dr. b.
Sartmanns ols @il9of bon Meiiniter
aus, BON NO er unl6ngit nod @oln
berufen tpur6e. Ser Hapit tpiinl9t
oem @r5bii9of Elm Ianges, iegensrei-
des 8irten unb ertbeilt ibm sen opo<
ltolrl6en Sege11.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-04-10
sslntb in 6arrisbmrg, sSa.
Sarisbura 3d. 6. april.
e~..eSS.c. -

9nrisburg, ST. 6. Mpril.
Giinfur66reiBig 5trnbengepierte
I'M Reiioen5piertel Don Sarrisburg,
3d., 1puroen nr1r @otrttng iiber.
ldhpenu11t, aIs bus @niier sic erbob=
ten 8eIeiie ser Big 6our-8abm iiber-
fll1tbete. 9as @aiier lit in 6en leb<
ten "a tStunoen Inn leds 3on geitie-
gen. ga Sos S6limunite befiir4tet
mir6, baben sic Sol5firmen n,ebr ols
iehssh,nSert Boote gebart. Man be-
fiirdtet, baB ser 6luB BIZ gum Dier-
itag Inn 1peitere flint 3on iteigt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-04-10
9tatenfrieg.

% er n, o. NpI1I.
Sic 0eiterrei9iih Amerifaniide
Darnpfi6iff @eleul6aft bot Ste
31ptldetoedraten ouf ser 6brt 5pi=
lf,en 9rieit ,11t6 @anaoa auf $50 ber-
abgeiebt, INN Ser fiir5lihen &reis=&e=
6l15ierung ieitens ser @andoil6en Ta=
cipic=9inie gu begegnen. 8ie ertpor=
tet miro, aperben 1dmmtli4e @elen=
l6aften Des Mhantiiden Dampfer=
Eools oieieln geifpiel 6ur@ &epabie=
ba11sg ser 3rpil6enoedroten ouf $50
Bis $40 folgen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-04-10
Gum @tubimm oes arebitipitems.
Som. z. MprI.

l1mfoiiet5e @orbereitunee1 fir
oen gn1pfang Ger onperifaniiden
@o1uniliion, 1ie ons Spitem ser
europdiIden oitanitnlten l1t-
teriudt, per6en getroffen. 9ie 4cm-
niifion 5iirfte ON Is. Moi bier ein-
treffen l1116 miro au6 oont Ronig ent-
pfangen meroerr. 8ei ibren Grbeiten
miro ibr sos rssss1hternationul sS}nftitute
Of MgricuIture" in @ont bilfreid an
Isle &on6 geben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-04-10
@id)tise 6bergeridts idjeibmms.
@oibinaton 8. Mprtl.

@ut1berte bon @orporationen mer-
Sen 6ur9 cine @ntidei6ung 6es Bu1r'
hes 0bergeribts bon ser 3abll1ng
Ser @orporottonsiteuer bereit, oie
belagt, bnB iolhe &orporationen, bie
nn' tbr @igerttblun oerpa9ten u1&
tei1t an6eres gi1fo1l1n1e11 bnber nlz
oie Eu9tbetr6ge, ser Steuer 1ridt
unterlieger1, tpea man ite nidt als
,,GeId]dfte betreibeno" ariebe1 tonne.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-04-10
8rpan als airdleure6ner.

@ q 1bington 8. g., 6. Ipril.
Staatsiefretdr 8rDon 5og an
Sonutog leine alnHide Soga aus uno
bbelt in eine11 5beater in @aibing=
ton, 9. g., an gea9n1ittag cine reli=
gi0ie Mniprahe u11ter sen Iuipi5ien
Ger @briitian Gn6eabor Union 1es
0iitrifts Columbia, Ser in 3ufunft
peitere folgen 1peroer. Das Gbeater
1par Big gum leBten RlaB belebt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-04-10
aramfbeit BEG &apites.
st m, 8. Mpril.

st N, 8. Nprn.
Ser. 8apft bot 9ol1fe ser etten
Mo9t eirren beftigen &iidfan erlit-
ten. St batte Sieber u1b ieine Gem
peratur itieg ouf 100 @roo. Rrof.
Murdiatapo ap11roe an iein &ranter.
bett gerufen, rpo er eine bone Stltnoe
perbIieb. gne sluoier5en 1pur5en ab-
geIogt. Seate por111ittag lieB 6as
6ieber nod, o6er ser Eatient nra1bte
i'm 8ett oerbleiben. @ie es beiBt.
trogen 5lpei lange gmpfange BON
Eilgern sic SduI5 on 6em &iidfan.
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@asner nadl amerifa.
Berlin, z. Mpril.

Ber TIN, Z. Mpr1l.
5iegfrieo @ogrer aus 8opreutb
lit, ,pie perlautet, DON &uoolpb Mron-
Jon bon Nerp Sort gu elmer Sour
Surd Sic Ser. Stooten in 8egleitung
eines 0rdeiters errgagiert 1poroen.
Aud) Ser 8iener Dirigert Sobann
stnul1B, Elm @nfel 5es @al5erfonigs,
miro eine Mn1erifatour rnternebn1en.
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Erffr Ihfil.
&rdi.x &iliott int
Sm,tce1fo1t9reb.

srast ieine 8ptidaft NIT flarer
6tim,ne por. 3ei@net iid burd)
Qusif uub i@1ne Sprad)e aus. -
9eotbmenbisfeit einer Sarifrebii ion.
- 3oQiDitem beraltet,- muk Dem
n.p6eruen 2ebeu angepaft meroeu.
- Seri6ulides Grideinen bes
Sr61bentem num Genat befrittelt.
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'erb'oben.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-05
FOURTEEN SENT
DOWN TO DEATH
IN SHIP WRECK
Steamer Julia Luckenbach
Cut in Two by British
Tramp Indrakuala in
Chesapeake Bay.
IA MEMBERS OF
THE CREW SAVED
Survivors Tell of Long Hours
of Suffering in the Rigging
Waiting for the
ReScuers.

TEWPORT NEWS, Va. Jan. i.--SiX
mi members of the crew of the
steamer Julia Luckcnbach, which
was cut in two and sunk by the
British steamer Iudrakuala, carly yes
terday morning in Chesapeake bay,
were rescued by the IDdrakuala, accord
ing to a wireless message received here
tonight from the revenue cutter Apache,
which went from Baltimore 10 the In.
drakuala IS assistance.
II was reported by eight survivors
who were landed here this morning by
the steamer Pennsylvania that twonty-
two persons lost their lives i'll the sink
ing of the LuckeDbach, but the news of
the rescue OF six others reduces the
number to fourteen. One man Of the
Lucken bach S crew, however, died
aboard the Iudrakuala after being res
cucd, the wireless reported. w. NJ. Nc.
Donald Of the Luck kenbach's coal pass
ers was the man who died aboard the
Indrakuala. The names of the five res
cued men were not given by the Apache.
The Indrakuala was reported by the
Apache to be badly damaged forward,
and considerable water has entered the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-05
TRAGEDY FOLLOWED
WIFE TRADING PACT
CONTINUED from Page One.)

hensible about the relations between
Mrs Edey and her husband.
at first she said she did not, but later
she amended this by saying that she
chad her doubts
"Were you ever with Mr.. Edey
alone7"
Positively not" Mrs. Murdock re-
piled.
The witness stated that il was her
husbands suggestion that the suit be
brought She and her husband expected
that il would be settled out OF court.
':How did Mr. Edey spoil the plan OF
intermarryipg? asked the coroner.
"Well, he got his wife TO come back
from Texas, and they were reconciled,
I would call that spelling a plan, ]
guess. When she returned, l went to
New Haven to visit my husband
She stated that she knew nothing Of
last Thursday night'e shooting.
At tho adjournment of the inquest
Coroner Moore made the following
statement:
''Mrs. Edey has met her death by q
bullet wound from some hand other
than her own. Mr.. Edey's wounds were
located in such q manner that he could
have easily fred the shot
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-05
Names of Survivors.

The known survivors Of the Lucken.
bach s crew are;
I. E. Hunt. Baltimore. chief officer;
William Brunn, New York, second of
feer; George Little. New York, FIRST
assistant engineer: George Boyle, Phila
delphia. third assistant engineer.
4 sailor. quartermaster, fireman
and a carpenter. whose names have not
been learned.
One seameu hurried up the Lucken
bach 3 funnel stavs az she went down
Finally he reached the rim OF the stock
and was safe for q moment. Then as
the ship lurched. her funnel broke lose
and he was lost.
The Indrakuals. & newly built stee
steamer OF 5723 tons burden and 49,
feet in length, was bound from Balti
more 20 New York en- route from
Yokohams. She is reported 10 have
passed Baltimore at AIS o. m Thurs
day