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Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-14
ROOMS WANTED.

WANTED, four rooms by Two ladies';
desirable locality; moderate rent.
Care News, C. S. 0. 1599l-3-13-3t
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-14
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

50, 800 FOR A splendid property on
Market St., near Madison Ave. Bath,
gas. Reduced from $4,000. c, News
ioO3l-5-l4-zt
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-14

FOR SALE-Three lots, making tract
75x100, on State st, near HAL Ave.
Inquire 473 Penn st. l6O45-3-l4-lot
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-14
HELP

0ANVASSER for teas and coffee. SaI-
arv paid, Geo. Barrett, IS Florida
Cove Road 16044-3-14-2t
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-14

FOR SALE-TwO good business horses.
Apply Albert Leu, Sewaren, N. j.
16000-3-13-3t
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-14
PIANO INSTRUCTION..

LIMITED NUMBER Of scholars will be
taken at reasonable price. Miss Edna
Hendriekson. Middlesex street, Mata.
wan, N. j. I5~7l9-3-5-1mo
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-14
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Indian motorcycle; good
running order; sell cheap. Address
Edward G. Hyer, Keyport, N. J.
l6O56-3.l4-lt
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-14

THREE-PIECE quartered oak bedroom
suite for sale. Apply 562 Amboy Ave.
6O21-3-14-6
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-14

EXPERIENCED shoe salesman wanted
for Saturdays at Klein q Noiah >, Low
Smith st. loVo1.o-IfI
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-14

FOR SALE-A Household sewing ma
chine, cheap. Inquire Evening News.
16026-3-li-1t
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-14

FOR SALE-Several up-to-date
mems clothing forms, reasonable.
Apply c. Hilton, 123 Smith street.
1RQR7=9-1 al
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-14

FOR SALE-Runabout Ford motor
car, 4 cylinder, 16 H. P, In good
condition. Inquire after s P. M. J..
Koftin, 427 West Ave-, Sewaren, N.
j. 15S75-3-10-6t
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-14

SAVE YOUR RAGS. We ear make
fine rag carpets and rugs from them
At very low prices. Miller's, Jas State
street, 149OS-1-31-tf
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-14
TO LET.
MISCELLANEOUS,

CARTING, trucking, furniture and pi
ano moving. II. c. Drost, lsl Pate1
son St. Tel. l69-W. 16054-3-14-6t
ALL KINDS of furniture repaired an
reupholstered; maids Hike new
Harry Feinberg, "a Smith ST.
f6842-3-8-1m,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-14

TWO FIRST CLASS business horses
for sale very cheap. Inquire 420 Me-
chanic Street. 15894-3-11-6t
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-14

FOR SALE-A 200-egg incubator in
good condition, and a Buff Orpington
cock. 233 Fisher Ave, Tottenyills,
s. /. 15980-3-13-2t
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-14

HORSE for sale, sound and gentle.
Reply P. Q. Box $50, Woodbridge,
N. J.. l5936.3.12-3t
FOR SALE-Singls comb Buff Orping-
ton eggs for Matching. Carl L. Wal
ters, 333 Barcley ST., Perth Amboy,
N. J. 15865-33-lmo
The evening world., 1913-06-12
OUR INDICTED As HEADS
OF WEST SIDE VICE TRUST.
rhe Two Women and Two Men
Named Are Said to Have
f,- Fled to Europe.

4 TWO men and two women were
kamsd in an Indictment handed up
vb-day by the Supreme Court Grand
hurry to Justice seabury in the Grim
hal Branch Of the Supreme Court
Aharsins them with being the actual
leads Of the "vicc Trust" Justice
sabury. who impanelied the Jury In
farch. went 10 the Criminal Courts
Building to receive the report
4 While many supsrintendsnts sf dis.
4rderly houses have been sent 70 jail
Iuring the crusade against the "vics
4pust housas" on the West SlAe be-
Tween Eighteenth and Fortieth streets.
10 action up until now has been taken
6gainst the managers who moved
tousskeepers and inmates from house
10 house to confuse the police And the
oiserict-Attorney's men.
: Mr. Whitman and J. q. Smith, his
assistant, learned that every woman
bsnt to jail was paid IS q day during
Yer term to keep her quiet. Recently
two wemen who had been convicted
ksre seen to be consulting with .
voran who was believed to be one OF
he Trust. They were quickly sspa.
eatsd from her and questioned and
ksnt bsfore the Grand Jury and made
etatssnsnts backed up by other testi-
aony vhich resulted In the indict.
beats.
The District-Attornsy's once has
Hssn Informed that all four Of these
sdsotsd hsvs gone to Europe.
The evening world., 1913-06-12
CHILDREN Love
SYRUP Of FIGS.
Sweetens their stomachs and
cleans the liver and waste
clogged bowels without
gripping.

Every mother Immediately realises
altes giving her child delicious Syrup Of
Figs that ID 10 the ideal laxative and
physic for the children. Nothing else
regulates the little ones stomach, liver
and 30 feet Of tender bowels 20 promptly.
besldes they dearly love its delightful
Rs taste.
u your child isn't feeling well. rest
ing nicely. eating segulariy and acting
naturally Il b sure sign that its little
inssdes need gentle. thorough olsansins
st once.
When cross. irritable. fsvesish. stom-
ach sour. breath bad or your little one
has stomach sche. diarrhoea. sore throat.
full Of cold. tongue coated. givs Q tee
spoonful Of Syrup a Nss and In few
houn Ill the foul, constipated. clogged
up waste. undisestsd food and sour Ellie
Win gently move o. and out d its little
bowels without nausea. gripping Or
weakness. sad you viii surely have veil,
happy and smiling child again shortly.
With Syrup oI Figs you ars not
drugsins your children; being composed
entirely q luscious fies senns and sso.
matics, IL cannot be harmful.
Mother should always keep Syrup oi
Figs handy. Il u tbs only stomach.
liver and bowel cleanser and regulator
needed-e little siven to-day viii ave
sick child Tomorrow.
Full directions for children oi I'll ages
and srown-ups plainly printed % the
package.
Ask your druggist for The fun name.
Syrup ol Figs and Elixir q Senna,"
prepared BY the Californis Fig Syrup Co.
This b the delicious tasting. genuine old
reliable. Refuse anything else offered.
The evening world., 1913-06-12

VAL COCkrAiiS-Man.
haitian and Msstlai; made
OF the finest sh li@uors;
ti.2s quart bot. Q2~
tie. wv
The evening world., 1913-06-12
D|lDE WON N WEEK
| EtOST N An HOUR
McAEW|NGGUMMAN
6torfn Clouds Obscured the
| Hasletts' Horizon Before +.
eor Honeymoon Ended.

i took william p. Hasiett. President
pc . chewing gum company. isss than
pne wsek last February to win 11io Eva
lDsuslas Of Newark. N. j.. for his bsids.
ft toek him an hour to-day b supreme
(cNkt Justice Crune's court In Iong
fsSiAo CITY to get . divorce from her.
faaslstt. who lives q 81 West Ssv.
baty-asth street, testified to Ais mest.
)nG Win his vile for the flrst tme q
, reception ct Manhattan hotel That
We eeout The middle Of iase February,
AnA sn the twsnty-nrst they surprised
Ahssr friends BY shppdns around 10 che
tstas ohurch Around the Corner and
beng married.
The honeymoon didn't last quite
1hres weeks. for on March 10 Hasiett
|hnd two friends visited the Elberon
3fotsl in Eibsron, N. J.. and got the
manager. John c. Boyle. to carry .
Rots to room No. als and ask for Miss
|pousiaA. Boyle did 90 and whom Mrs
aasiett opened the door Haslett and
tis friends pushed In.
D Nm. Hasiekt, . beautiful young won.
IN, was attirsd In . most fetchins
hightdress. She screamed at sight Of her
husband and dived into bed. pulling the
bovsrs around her NECK. HAslstt rushed
% the bathroom and drassed forth q
koung man atured In m ovsrooat. The
|est Of his apparel adorned the furni-
|fusA ..-
y Ners. Hszastt flied Q counter suit fol
4sparation. but Q lawyer rsprsosntins
Aee withdrew this suit and offered nc
Defense to Mr.. Hasletts suit after hear.
hs sAls testimony to-day. Then Justice
Crane granted the decree to the gum
lnsnufacturer.
The evening world., 1913-06-12

kaea1Pv' worker Dies Of Inssrass.
Working at machine IN the laundry
= Ne. - Dast Twenty -second street
laio snornAng. James 0ordan. forty-five
Fsars. ot No. ~ Barrow street.. had his
~ ssm amDutated in the oogs Of the
nachinesy. and died soon aftsrward IN
Del0v0e Hospital
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-02-20
Uezcie: sic pc ang1elsku !

WyuczYmy Was listownie,
" Naszym wolnym czasie,. ".
trzech mieslaoach, nietylko m6~
wi6, czytat pisat pc sngiel-
skin, leoz " oi4gu nauki prses pY..
tania i odpow;edxi kt6re twicze.
MA (preparowane dla katdego
.uosnia Z osobna) ~zawieraia, pozna-
jenny was zdolnosoi l stan / dora.
danny l instruktujemy Was sto-
sownie. Przex co jaste6my " mot,
no6oi pokazad VAN najssyb sza j
najpewnie]sza droge do powodzenia
a prawdsiwa ched jak l zaufanie
do naszej melody w}a6nie " oiagu
naukl s'e p~okasuja.
Plsscie iprzskonsjcie sie o ~nassej
nlesr6wnanej prawnle za~strze4on.j
metodaie. Przedwstepne -ekcye
wysy}amy katdemu zupe}nie beg
p}Atn,e. w raxie gdyby6oie .tako~
VIZ nsnali Observation-Disclosures to
przynaimniej ME bedziecie AMI je-
dnego oenta stratni. Adresuicie: 1
Nar0d0Wa SZkOfa JeZyk6W
1176 Milwaukee Ave.
CHICAGO. ILL
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-02-20
Opopiadanie historyczne.
Doko6czenie

Doko6czenie.
Nareezcie odstapil cd okna,
szepcac do siebie z zadowo.
leniem: 49, Dobrze - teraz
WIEN wszystko. Jutro 2
%pierwszYm brzaskiem sic wy
bieraja. Do tego czasu i my
sic przygotujemy, a W dro~
DE zapewne nastreczy sic
iaka sposobno6c do napadnie-
cia ich z zasadzki. - TO
rzek}szy pospiesznym kro-
klein zwr6cil sic ku miastu
j zniknai wnet W ciemno s.
ciach nocy.
z rama dnia nastepnego,
zaled vie sfonko ma niebie
zeszfo, vyiecha& w6z lekki
para ko6mi uprzezony z
dworku naszych tu}aczy. Pan
Worski ma przodzie' siedzac
pe}ni} urzad woznicy, W g}e-
hi woza siedzia}a PAM Wor.
ska 2 Elzbietka. Dw6ch
jezdzc6w ma dzielnych ruma~
kach uzbrojonych W pa}asze
/ pistolety z jednej | q dru.
giej strony towarzy}o temu
orszakowi. Byli to dwai ma.
81 przyjaciele Mieczek z
wachmistrzem.
Nasi przyjaciele postanowi.
Ii opusci6 to okolice zgrozy,
gdzie lyle :iezkich chwll
przybyli i poszukac sobie "a
k9tek wolny lub odleg}y cd
burr tel o!ropnej wojny,
kt6ra jeszcze wiele niedolj i
wiele kiosk, i utrapie6 roko-
wa}a. Kraj bowiem ca}y by}
zaiety przez S:wed6 ", kr6l
ma %wygDaniu wsie i miasta
og6}ocone Tub zburzone.
Czu} w%prawdzie kazdy, lie
tax ma zawsze zostac ME mo-
ze, ze wr6g sic ME ostoi
Wiele jednakze jeszcze walk,
wiele ofiar potrzeba bylo.
Przyjeciele nasi zanadto
ciezkich cierpief doznali, "a
nadto byli ma duchu z}ama-
nj, by mogli mad czem vie.
cej my6lec iak mad wyszuka-
MEM przytu}ku i schronienia
kt6reby ich cd zamet6w CA
su os}oniio. Postanowiono
przeto "a porada Mieczka u.
dac sic ma jego %ojcowizne j
- p l1llall -
won{ W.. III Il
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-02-20
Ma Dol oczu

Av~V va OOOO
niema ch.yba lepszego ze-
wnetrznego lekarstwa, niz Sc.
very Zlota Ma6c ma Oczy (Se-
vefa's Golden Eye Salve).
Otto co powiada Q niei PAM
Frances Kadla z louisville,
Sask., Canana: "severy Z}ota
Ma6c ma Oczy bardzo pomog.
Ia menu bratu,O Cd czasu jak
zaczal uzywac tel ma6ci, oczy
mu sic goia piekoie i 2 kaz.
dym dniem smaja sic lepiej."
jej ma czerwono6c,
boil, zapalenie oczu j powiek.
Cena % cent6w "a pudeiko;
aptekarzy, - W. F. Severa
Co., Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
Advertisement,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-02-20

uWlAnU6'
konia a pan Worski z wozu
i obal przy}ozyli rece do
spiesznego przebycia pray.
krego %przesmyku. Trwoga 0
Mieczka podwaja}a silly ich
tax uda}o sic 2 wytezeniem
nadludzkiem ~przezwyciezy6
zapory ska}, row6w i zaro6li,
kt6re i'm W drodze stawa}y.
= Skoro tylko ma polance
staneli, p%ochwycili "a bro6
palma 2 "a pasa j gotowi do
wystrza}u dazyli ma pomoc
Mieczkowi. Nadbiegli w}a6nie
W chwili, kiedy Mieczek wy
silony walka i ranami okry-
ty runa} bezw}adnie ma zie-
mic.
kotryl - krzyknat
wachmistrz jak w6ciek}y, -
zabili6cie SERGE meteorological
Drogo mi to zap}aciciel a
wymierzywezy krucine, cell
nym strza}em zdruzgotai
czaszke tego, kt6ry najblizej
stall Mieczka, a d~obywszy
palasza rzucil sic ma reszte.
Oczy mu krwia podbieg}y,
zyiy ma skroni grozily pek-
nieciem. Razy jego byly TAX
gwattowne i tax w~prawnie
zadawane, ze w}6czegi, dziel-
niejsi do grabiezy jak do
me5nej walki, pc kr6tkim
oporze ty} podali. CT, kt6-
rych NIECE zaciek}ego wach-
dosiegna} wiecej ME
powstali. - Zwyciestwo to
iednak ME wzbudzi}o radios.
ci, tn bowiem Levy pokryty
ranami skarb ich najdrozszy
kt6ry milo6c ich i szacunek
krwia swoja okupii.
Obaj starsi klekli mad MIN
z trwoga W sercu, czyniac
wYsilenia zwyk}e ku obudze-
niu &ycja, jezell takowe jesz~
cze ME uleciafo. - Pc chwi>
Ii smutku g}ebokiego zaja6-
nia}a twarz mieszczanina
blaskiem n~iezr6wnanej ra-
- Zyjel - zawolsl =
lyle - piers drgue}a tchnie>
MEM, a i rany ME wydaja
sic glebokiel Chwala ci Pa.
ME W niebiosach!
Jak okropna by}aby
moja rozpacz, gdybym po:
to dziecie i to Wis.
ME " tel chwili, kiedy6my
schronienie, kiedy
zyc szcze6ciem ma
szem, kt6re on nam podal.
9 Bo&el m6wil dalej do wach
pomagajac mu W
ocieraniu omdla}ego INTO
- ile3 to ia temu
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-02-20

s,tlkiich i Zone ,1nnia ] dz;ieccie
pomordowali. Ga sic ola mas
po6wieciN lie z%apomnimy mu
tego, j. jak diugo SERGE to
bic bedzis,; .otoczymy 60 mi
io6cia rodzicielska jak mai
~drozszego nam syna. - All
ot61 =-aotHiera oczyl =
Mieczkul s y, moi - jake
sic czujesz?
= Cokolwiek tylko oglu-
SONY, - rzekl Mieczek sla-
bym jeszcze g}osem. - Ten
diugi zawslidroga platna}
ME po- giowie, choc ma
szcze6cie tylko plazem. Lecz
gdziez to draby? uciekli1 A
wasza mal&onka panic? a
gdziez Elzbietka?
- Uratowani - W bsz-.
.pieczehstwie, - dzieki tobie
moi synu! = odrzek} pan
Worski. Ty5 sic ofiarowa},
by mas oszczedzic i dac nam
czasu do schronienia sic. =
|P6jdzmy tedy do mich i oby
Bog nam pob}ogoslawi} i u.
|4yczyl nam tutaj tego po-.
koju i tel ciszy, kt6rej szu-
kamyl
, .'-- =. ...- #-
I Bog i'm blogoslawit. w
zakatku tymow zaciszy ustro-
MIA, daleko Cd 6wiata wiel-
kiego, przezyli 81, ze6liwie.
|dlugie to lata, kt6re do po-.
koju " Oliwie roku 1860 "a.
wartego mieczem i ogniem
Polske nskaly. Mieczek
2 ran wygojany zewszad mi
to6cia aiaefdeczniejsza, do
znai szczeAcia rodzinnego,
kt6re mu los tax wc2e6nie
byf wydar}, W sercaeh prey.
branych rodzic6w i siostry.
.kt6ra W MIN kocha1a brata
i CECILIA wybawiciela rodziny.
starry wachmistrz rozpocza}.
sw6j zaw6d rolniczy, a choc
mu to z pocz4tkiom ME sz}o.
gIadko, przecie wkr6tce roz
mi}owa} sic " tej cichej pra-
cy. Urodzaina. gleba tel do
linki wydawsla lyle, lie do
zycia potrzebnem by}o, i TAX
podczas gdy " oko}o Mich j
" ca}ym kraiu 6mierc, gra-
biez i pozoga panowa}y, a
siano niezgody krwawy plon
~wydawa}o, zasiewali nasi tu-
iacze " SVEN ustroniu z,ar.
no zgodY i milo6cj, zbierajac
"a to plon szcze6cia serdecz-
nego.
> KONIEC.
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-02-20

" cichej uboczy polanki, O.
wei g6rami zaslonietej do Ii.
ny, odzy6 zyciem spokoiu il
cichej piracy, al p6ki burze
wojny ME przemina i spok6j
do ojczyzny ME zawita.
F Kr6tko tylko odbywano
ma dzie6 stacye, a to szcZe"
g6lnie przez wzglad ma pania
Worska, kt6rej ciezkie u-
mys}owe wstrzasnienia i u
ci5njenia duszy z ostatniej
katastrofy teraz sic odwetu-
JAG, stan jej zdrowia nadwat-
lily. Dopiero 20 czternastu
.dniach przeto dosiegli wy
chodzcy nasi to polanke.
Dotad mic wazniejszego i'm
sic podczas podr6zy ME wy
darzy}o. Al dopiero u wcho
du do wawozu, kt6ry wei
6cie do doljny stanowi},
w}a6nie gdy pan Worski "a
cia} konie do wiekszych wy
sile6 W pokonaniu przykrej
drogi, rozlegly sic naraz
strza{y z rusznic a kule "a
gwizda}y W oko}o. Szcze6.
ciem ME uszkodzi}y nikogo.
- Zasadzka! - krzyknql
ma to Mieczek zeskoczywszy
z konia i oddajac 60 wach-
mistrzowi. Wy bro6cie ma.
szych, rzek} do tegoz, a pan
Worski MECH pedzi co moze
do polanki, byle wyj6c z pa.
rowu, ia, tymczasem bede
broni& przystepu, al bedzie
Gle JUL bezpieczni:
To rzeklszy wydobyt dtu~
81 sw6j kordelas i stana} u
wnij6ola rarowu. Wnet kilku
uzbrojoaych jak opryszki
w}5czeg6w wychy]i}o sic 2
zaro6li i rzuci}o sic razem ma
niego.
Mieczek potykat sic wa
~lecznie, jak lew rozjuszony
plata} kordelasem kto sic
tylko zblizyc wazy}, a ze
wszyscy naraz nan naciera]i,
zdo}a} skrzetnie w}adajac bro
MIA, to odbic raz wymierzo.
ny, to z zwinno6cia blyska-
wicy silnym pchniqciem po.
walic drugiego o ziemie, to
pomieszawszy ich ma
;ezone pa}asze Smialym sko.
klein dosiegnac togo, kt6ry
najmniej sic togo m6gl spo.
dziewac.
lynn spry tllym manewrem
zdo}al utrzymac sic tax dfu-
60 ABBY przyjaciele iege 2
wawozu wydostac sic mogli.
Wachmistrz zeskoczy} z
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-01-10
DRINKING FOUNTAINS-CITY
NECESSITIES.

Thanks TO benevolent individuals and
ness Of city councils. there are few cities
III this country where Il horse need 60
thirsty for many blocks before coming to
a horse trough or fountain" But mel
are not 50 well provided for, and they
must either ask for water as a favor in a
store or hotel, or purchase an inadequate
substitute i'll the form Of beer or even
less thirst quenching soda water. For
one free drinking fountain for mankind
in New York City, there are, it seems
to us. ten or more horse trOughS.
Entirely aside 'front.' the resulting temp
tatiOn to drink intoxicating or unhealthy
beverages and the cost of them to the
poorer citizen, the failure to provide
drinking places for humans seems like a
neglect Oh the part of u cities, which
ought to be rcmcdicd. Women and chill
dren especially. find it difficult to secure
a drink of water when away from home.
Drinking fountains are to be found in
many parks. but they are ever more nee
essarv on hot. ShadeleSs streets on a sum
mcr day.
Civilization finds its expression in the
comforts and conveniences which coop
GRAFTON and pooling Of interests make
possible. And that city is therefore the
most civilized which provides for its citi-
zens public comfort stations and drink
ing fountains wherever they are needed
by any considerable number who are at
a distance from their homes. The first
cost of such fountains is insignificant;
and if a fool-proOf self-closing nozzle is
employed, the cost Of water and maintc-
nance should be equally s~O.-Municipal
Journal.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-01-10
ION YOUR WAY TO THE FAIR"

w. II. Putegnat < Co. are advertising
everything, as well as plumbing supplies,
engines, wind mills, etc, in today's
Herald. Billie believes i'll doing things
right and a visit TO his headquarters
show that he's right there with all Of the
goods.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-01-10
LOST

LOST-Sunday morning, nose glasses.
Please return to Herald Office. Ills
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-01-10
FOR RENT

FOR RENT-o00 acres OF my property
known as ia Media Luna" fine land,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-01-10

LOST: A blue cnameled fraternity PHI
set with pearls. A suitable reward If re
turned to the Herald office. 12-2S-tf
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1913-02-20
KENWOOD
DOG saver Lives, !
Co

4
The large two story company store
and ppst once with the entire con.
tents, was DESTROYED By Ore here last
Wednesday night, shortly after mid
night, and but for the efforts of q
large dog that was kept in the store,
in arousing the. inmates, probably
three lives would have been lost.
lsador Marcoyaky, and wife and q
younger brother, occupy. the second
story as a dwelling. When the fire
broke out the dog kept up a continual
howl until the inmates were aroused
and found the entire store room in
flames Mrs. MarcoVsky and, the
younger brother were lowered to the
ground with rope by Isadore who
the burning building. Mrs. Marcoysky
which will lay her up for some time.
Thed og was also rescued. There was
about $4,000 insurance on the building
and stock @ M44s9 &-
A temporary post Office has been ar
ranged at theh ONE of Squire Host for
the time being. Whether we have a
member of the arson trust in our
midst or not is not certain, but this is
the second fire Of a mysterious origin
that has visited Kenwood in the last
Few weeks. There Is a vigorous in
'estigation in progress here. Two
Polish lads were arrested and taken
to the jail in Cadiz, who may be able
TO throw some light on the case.
Special Meeting. 81 81
The Miners local held a special
meeting Thursday evening to take up
the matter of some men that the conn
pany are compelling to work twelve
hour shifts, which is a violation of
the national agreement.
Installing Another Pump.
There VIII be another pump install
ed, in the mine here this week. The
company already has two pumps in,
operation day and night, but it is i'm
possible to keep the water down SO as
to operate the, mine satisfactorily.
William Totterdale and Bernard
Anderson, the former one Of the men
so brutally stabbed when a crowd of
strikers were attacked by a. gang of
Burns thugs from the LaBellea box
factory in Martins Ferry, were spend
ing Sunday with Chauncey Davis here
It would not be bad idea for the
coal company to put a few Of the idle
men to work cleaning up some of the
filth from the back alleys and remove
some of the disease germs from our
midst until the mine gets on in full
again. t
The miners of Kenwood and Social
lists of this vicinity, extend their sym
pathy to Mother. Jones and our perse
cuted brothers In Kanawha county
and pray for the speedy .abolishing of
a system that produces such a stipend
Gus curse as exists in the coal fields
of West Virginia. r.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1913-02-20
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