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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1914-04-24

AUCTIONEERING- all kinds
cried. Farm sales speciality. G. q.
Merfeld, us 5th street northeast,
Little Falls, MINI. 51-tf.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1914-04-24

WANTED-When you are in Little
Falls to try one Of those good hot
dinners at the Central Dining Room
Mrs. r. Mueller. tt
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1914-04-24

PIANOS-For rent; also sewing ma
chimes. Folsom Music Store. If.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1914-04-24

FOB SALE OR RENT AT ONCE 16O
acre farm in NV. Sec. 939-31, 2
miles distant from Vawter. @. E..
Browne, Mitchell S. D. SGT.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1914-04-24

OLIVER Typewriter for sale. Herald
Office.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1914-04-24

WANTED-Competent girl for gen
eral homework. Mrs. J. W. Steph-
enson, ia 4th street, southeast. 4-tf
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1914-04-24

SEED POTATOES, Improved Early
Ohio, at so cents per bushel. Ludwig
Schelling, 1928 18th street northeast. 7-2t
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-02-10
ABSTINENTI 1--WE DoLGo

NSakcmu dclavcu. XII della
SkoduJc pijanGcvanic naiholj pa
Skodujc dclavcu. Xxi tclko della
PonoGni dclavcc misli, da Sc : On
iico alkoholicnc place okrep.
"a pravi zdravnik med tom
ko alkoholiGna pija6a izvrSuio
Y fi2iGno oslabclom telesu. ravno
uaSprotni process. &c cello s,var
preStudiramo IL Socialnega stall
sea, prinaSa alkoholizcm Sc boil
SkodIlivc poSlcdicc. Delavcc al.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-02-10
Kenosha, Wis.

.lugosl"Nau>kI >ociali>ticui kluh
II. II Prircdi du, II fcbruarja
t. l. : Skupmimi rodporuimi druSt-
vi ycliko zabavo. Nc>clica Sc vrSi
y Columbia hall ma Milwaukee,
Ave. kcnoSha. Wis. CiSti dobitck
ere N Strajkarir y Nichigauu.
VA lahavi DO govoril Sodr. Cvct-
koy IL Chicago. Pripcljitc Ncboi
svoic druzinc. pri.iatrljc in INA
&c. s. knczak. taiuik.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-02-10

Frank Rogcl. John Kosmerl. John Ba-
rapa. Ignac Dolencek, Luka Kozar. A
loiliia SnidarSic. Frank Seek. John
Koyi. John Sterile. Frank Take, &c. Mat
Muzrl. Florijan Lcdnar. John Brclui-
kar. John kluu, doe Tomac. Mari Do
leuteb. Frank Eicter. john Baidar,
John ~trri,. Matt Cruko.ir. Pctar Ra-
da. Ivan care. Peter Cul,a. Rudolf
Champa. Jack Rupartic, Anton Rudolf,
John Iupantit, Stif Hlaiuiub. ~tcf. Sli-
VAR. Milk. Miriam, Prtar Nalt,,ai. Lu-
he sails. rrouh Icuko, latot I'ulbrc1
mix. lguac klaukuik, lr. GoIuiA. IA
istuo Rizi. Barnard Trcbiu. Milk, Rcla-
movie. Steve Bosir, Malta ~~taiduhar,
sam L.c,to. ~imun Goruik. John sega,
John Duliuur. Jo, Jaucrr. .lu, .l,ccr.,
Zoe Zob,c. Autri Modrir. John No-au.
g. :. Frank Bavcc. Ne pumaao,ic.
rctrov Iljav, Toni NoNaA. Nul-o 10
.ur. Fran kp,rnat, 10, k..u. NnJro
Su-tar,it. Nasilj Taucij. Nt., Luho,
ra,ci Muh. John ko,a,l,. Matt .la-r
Sc. Mari Danculovic, joyu pan,Ilov.r.
Dane O-ujcuo,ac, Tony ku.,.ti, h. g..
L.atko,ir. John Pnukvar, AUGUST Din
clinic. Jac. Bog. Luis \ostu. frank Ar
bo. John Tauko, andre Gr.-priy. Pri
mos Vessel. Iaus Udolim. \u,ou IRA
Mic. Frank Krauiic. Martin htaullc.
Anton Cruko,it. lac Cvar. Lau, Cyar.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-02-10
Panama, III.

DruStvo Nipava st. 1913 S. y.
p. j. prircdi V soboto vcGer dne
II. fcbruaria I. |. vcliko zabavo.
Nabiio Sc VISA Sosedna druStva, da
So to zabavc vdele7e. Cisti dobi-
eek je namenjen pomoG borccim
So hratom V Michiganu in Colo
radi. Dobrc postrezbe, plcsa in
SploSnc zabavc ne DO manjkalo
Frank FerianGiG.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-02-10
Mariana. Pa.
Obvestilo.

Tenn potion - Nabi N>c ohcin>i
y" , Mariami IN ok"liri, la 81
vI"lczc polnoStrvilno .Iavncga
li1d>kc"a >hoda. Iii - vrSi dine l..
frhruaria Y IlcrlloNi hall oh 7.uri
lvctcr. Govoril bo >-dr. llija SuS
ujar. II. ra.inik .Iugo>l. SocialistiG.
nr IN'/". q boiu prolctar.iata.
Pridiic t"rci vi 10 ladujcga.
Frank PrimoIiG. tajnik.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-02-10
Frontenac, Kans.
Vsem socialisticnim klubov ,
Crawford in Cheroki County
naznanjei

Tenn potion obvcScam l>r >ucia-
liNtiGuc klubc spadaioc- y Ch"roki
in Crawford County. ola zcli >ocia-
liStitcn klub 81. ~ y Froutcuacu.
da imaio vSi sociali>titni kluhi y
rcGcnih Counti.iih >kupuo Scio. i'm
Niccr 20 fchruaria :. l. to ic 1.
ucdclio y fcbrumriU N>ak kluh
mai POSI-" ma To SEQ ro oucga ali
diva zaStopuika. \amcu L. Scjc hi
hi. da So pogovurimu radi jay
mega liudSkcga >hoda ma | mai
uika kcr j" pa treba cato spo-
razuna vsch tu~kajIuiih social
StiGnih or"anizaciJ. j" potrcbu".
da So vrSi rrrir Ia k]onfcrruca.
.Iavrn Shod M ! maJa hi hilo mai
holjSr Sr,dStvo ~ uaSo propayau-
do med tikaiSujimi dclavci Zato
mai pa vSak kluh poSljc ma Ia So
>faurk >Noicra zaStopuika. SEGA
"duoSuo koufcr"uca - vrSi y
Slovcu>kj dvorani. lacotck totuo
ola >. uri p%opoldu".
Soriali>ti|ni poldraN,
Frank Iatrich. TAI
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-02-10

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mladih I,,ih kn :, nd, ,olod.I
silva. rnJnIi Il, vsok, onoina ~
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la,cr IT, , mladih l,,ib odvoJ,
y5iyati onnirc riioG.
H., cLn,,L ,L,.,,. 49,. 81.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-02-10
Mich. Strajk.
,Nadaljeyanje , prye strani.)

moga, da bi uapOlnili rove $ ske-
bi, sc jim pa to Sc hi posrecilo. V
yseh rovih della koaj 30 odstot-
xov prcSnjc delavske sile in Sc ii
,kcbjc MISC stanovitni. Zadnji te-
den jc uSlo IL prcmOgokopa Ia
basco 80 stavkokazov, ko SO bill
-trazniki pijani in spali kot kla-
lie. Ubcgli skebic pripovedujejo
>traSne Stvari Najeli so jih v Pitt
sburgu, Pa. 2 lazjo, da bodo de
iali V novem rovu bliz0 Denverja,
k.jcr nj Strajka Toda pripcljali so
lih naravnOst y Strajkarsko okroz-
,c in ko 80 rckatcri branili delati
hot Skcbjc. 80 Jim privatni poll
cisti c|nostavuo pOkazali revolver
.ic in Jill : silo pogmali Y rove.
PlaGali 80 jim ~ dncvno in cd tie
maStuc place jc drulba pridr-
ala 81 ccntov IA hrano in sta.
uovanjc O>talo jim j. sedem cen
rov od dncvuc place in poleg tega
lim jc druzba zapovcdala, da mo
rajo povrniti vOlnjo od Pittsbur-
"a. zee ne, da bodo Sli y jeGo. Ali
"a to pconala
Strajkarji 81 dobro drzijo in
pripravljcui ~ horiti Sc do skraj-
pustl
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-02-10
ADVERTISEMENT
Boil. Pod. DTuStve
Sedez: Frontenac, Hans.
Inkorporirans ~. fsbrsvsrja
1903 ' DRAW kAsaAs

GLAVNI URADNIKI:
predsednik: MRATIN OBERIAN. Box ~, T.. Mineral. HANS.
Fodpreds. JOHN GORSEk. Box 2l1. W. Mineral, Kans.
TaJnik: JOHN CERNE, Box 4, Breezy Hill, Mulberry, Kan.
Blagajnik: FRANK STARCIC, Box 25. Mulberry. Ksns
Zapisnikar: LOUIS BRENNAN L. Box 3S. FroDtenae. KAn.
NADZORNIKl:
PONGkAC JURSE. Box 357. w. Mineral. kans.
MARTIN kOCMAN, Box 4S2. Frontensc, Kans
ANTON HOFFMAN Froutena.. Kans.
POROTNI ODBOR.
JOSH NAIO. IL !. Woodward. Iowa.
FRANK STICIN. BoN226. JcmuN Lind. Ar.
MArlJA SELMA. Box -. Frauklin. Kan.
Pomozni odbor:
FRANK SEI.Nk. IoN -. Froutcnac. Hans
JOHN MlkLANC. Boz 227. Frontcnac. Kans.
tkA\h kENJSEI. Bon los. Frontcma,, Hans
>preJ nina prlStOJblns Cd l6 do -. lcta lnaSa $50.
vs. dopisi Sc h"J b!agovoljo posiLsu. a taJnitu
Use denarne pOSljatve pa 81 bapajpiku
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-02-10

prlpravljcui ~ horitl Sc do Skraj-
DOstl
Calumet. Mich. :. trhr. Kon-
.rcsni podod>ch. katcri bo pre-
,>koval >ta,ko hakrcucm okroz-
Ju. .ic prj>cl danes y Houghton.
prihod pr,.>huvalcrl Sc .ic 2avlc-
kcl IA par dui. krr 80 dclali ra2nc
pripravc "A prci>kavo Y Washing
10uu prciskuyalci ~ hill YES cas-
ndkar j. doloccua ~prciskava,
ublcgam od razuih priliznjcnih
agcntov , >luihi mjchigauSkih in
roloradSkih kapitaliStov. Iii so Jill
,kusah napumpati Z razuimi laz-
M o >tavkarjih iu unijskih vodi-
tcljih y koIikor 81 JIM .Jc 10 po-
,rcCilo. u, znauo Ncudar pa IL
Iavija prrd>cdatcli odseka Ia
rudarNtyo Foster. da bota oba
odScka >hu>ala do>cci ''liudi vi
>okO Cor. Ia 80 hotcli vplivati
ua rrcIskovalcr Daljc j. rckel
Foster. ia ho prci>kava uepri-
>iranSkd IA ualancua do dina brez
ezra ma icvo ali dcSno. I'm 10 ie.
Nar StraJkariI hoccjo. Michigan
Ski prci>koNalui ud>ck j. wei Sc
hoI Use podatkc. hi ~ Jill pre-
ilo2ih la>topuiki >traikaricv.
uamrct lapri>clcuc %iliavc bNSih
rolicistoy I'm drugo.
V HoUghtouu 81 vrSi t. DIM kri-
mInalna ohraynaVa prot pctcrim
Wadc'l Mahonovim dcputijem. ki
"a II augusta 1919 u~strclili diva
hrvat-ka I,raikaria. Steve Putri-
ma IN LUjo Tijana y Sccbcville.
ScStt >okrivrc. Tom Raleigh. je
pobegniI kljuh rcmu. ia ic bill
pod SlOo0o v%arSGinc. Razprava Sc
vleGc zrjo pocaSi. DO danes $50
hOta) - mi okrozni pravdnik
lukaS pOzyal uobcnc price. skate
IA III dcjan>ki vidcla. kako So .ic
izvrSil nmor
Y OutOuagon County jc Strajk
ravnO tako mocau kakor prvi dan,
30 81 Jr pritci. lie Y dveh rudni-
XIII So muci nckaj >kebov. ostali
pa vSI potivajo.
Dodgcvillc. Mich. ). feb. - Ia
redcu pr akujemo ko~ngrcsno pre-
mSkavn. Xxi Sc bo vrSila y Tough
'onu III % talumctu. Cpamo. da Sc
no ia prriskaNa boli obncsla ka-
kor pa guvcmcrJcva in ia pokaze
yscmuU >yctu. da Ferris y rcSnici
-" Una vladnti ter. da ic IT, navad-
~ kapitalistiGni hlapcom : >mol-
uatimi Icpi \aSa 2maga nj vcG da-
lee Skcbic MISC 2aniG. Eden mas ic
poprci vcc narcdil kakor narcdi-
~ StIrlr >kcbi. kar So tiCc uakla-
lama yoziGkoV. Ravuo tako jc pri
vrtalurm Sirolu. PREF jc bill en-
sam MOI pri stroIu in mi zahtcva-
mo diva. Skchjc so pa kar po STRIFE
pri >trolu. u Sc ne narcdijo mic.
Viditc. kakSni so kapitaliSti? Mi
~/ahtcNamo L. diva moza k StrOju.
nui pa dovoliio kar Stir skcbc. Ali
Jim me- manjka kolc> Y glavah?
kaI 80 kapitalisti r. izdali de
uarja IA skcbc in njihovo ME
yrcduo dclo, hi lahko mas plaCcva-
II lcta I'm lcta po naSih zahtcvah,
ampak TRINA .ic trina. f, prav! Tia
grda trina Stanc dcnar, toda ne
mas toliko kakor trmoglavcc V
BOStOnu
Tia tcdcn Sc je pricela obravnava
proti morilccm Strajkaricv V See.
bcvillc. Serif .jc dobil ukaz. da
pripcljo pred sodisce vsaj ses'
morilccv, toda prislo Jill je lie pet
eden ic odnesel pete. Zadnjo so
boto sta diva skeba obstrelila enc.
ga straikaria V Hurontownu ir
scdaj ieai V bolnisnici. Skeba pa
ic skchata uaprei. ker "a ME So
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-02-10
nitro dobi varsGina. To je pra-
vica! Pozdrav Strajkarjem. Vas
V. h, strajkar.

-
Calumet, Mich, I. feb. Sem
kai je prisel q. y. Hilton, bivsi
sodnik in glavui pravni zastopnik
zapaduc rudarske 2veze, kateri
bo zastopal ~Strajkaric III zvezo
pr kongresni preiskavi. ' ponde-
lick ali torck pride tudi Chas.
II. Meyer, kateri DO priGal V pre-
iskavi. Edward T. Taylor IL Co
lorada, katcri DO vodil ~preiskavo,
je tudi dospel danes semkaj. Pc
nicgovem mcnju BIO preiskava ira
.iala diva do tri tednc.
Sodnik Flanagan, kateri vodl
obravuavo proti Waddell-Mahon-
crm radi umora dvch Strajkarjey
v Sccbcr>yillc. .je tidal zaporno
povelje proti pobcglemu sokriYcu
Tom Ralcighu, kateri Sc skriva
uct.ir y Chicago. Pri danaSnjem
l~a>liSGnju prit je izpovedal Peter
klobutar. da je videl, kako so OBJ
tozeni deputiji Streljali V hiSo in
ubili Putriha in Tiiana. Povdaril
je, da je videl obtolena James
Coopcra. kako je ustrelil ma Pu-
trina.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-02-10
Sl0venSko

Ustanovljen Is ianuuriA
1891
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-02-10

PoSlana blag W. +. of VI. 10000
Osianc mn roki dine I. fchr.S112O1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-02
SOLITAIRE WRECKS
HONE IN YONkERS
Girl Bathes, Loses Ring, Plumbers
Do the Rest at Double
Union Rates.

Inst because their daughter Helen
lost her engagement ring when she
took her bath yesterday the apartment
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert II. HUMPHREYS
at No. o. Warburton avenue, fonKerA
looked last night as il the whole vol
unteer fire department Of Spring VAL
lev had been fighting a blaze IN A..
From bathroom TO cellar the mouse
was dismantled.
Miss HUMPHREYS forgot TO remove
ber diamond engagement ring and Il
.,;rpod from her finger as she splashed
ohou. IN the tub. She made frantic
grab for it as the gem disappeared
down the drain pipe. With a scream
.ho RON from the bathroom and in
formed her parents what had hap
pened.
Mr. Humphries seized hammer and
wrench. disconnected the pipe and
moved the bathtub away so he could
begin exploring. Mrs. HUMPHREYS tele-
nhoned for plumbers. When they ar
rived they found Mr.. HUMPHREYS in The
CELLAR disconnccting the pipes there.
The numbers gleefully completed what
me had begun. Water drenched the
onartment but no attention was paid
Ia that. All day long the search con-
tinued, but no trace Of the ring mad
been found by night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-02
8 MEN WATCH 100 MILES
Long Stretch on Border Where
Mexicans Smuggle Arms.
fBv Telegraph TO The Tribune

San Diego. Cal, Feb. Eight men are
ALI the barrier that the United States has
in,nosed over the 100 miles between san
Diego and Yuma, Ariz.. on the California
border of Mexico. to the smuggling OF
arms and munitions Of war.
The recent report that President WILSON
had decided TO lift the embargo on arms
and hermit the rebels to receive them
from the United States caused not the
slightest ripple OF excitement in that
stretch OF the border. 1t is reported that
fragrant violations OF the neutrality laws
are openly and daily being committed IN
the territory supposed to be under pa
tro,. or the eight men Uncle Sam has
nlaced there TO foil the rebels in their at
tennis 10 get arms through three nave
been doing Office work.
II is common knowledge on the border
that most OF the supplies have come
through this stretch Of territory from
Los Angeles as the headquarters.
sulugglers working out of San Diego ma
no difficulty In putting ton on ton OF arms
and ammunition across the border at this
point. Los Angeles is said TO he the
shipping point for more than half of tho
arms and ammunition that go into
Mexico through the big hole.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-02
DOUBT REALITY
OF DIAZ PLOTS
Persons in Mexico City Think
Alleged Conspiracies Phan-
toms of Conscience.
IRv Cab. 70 The Tribune

Mexico City, Feb. I.-Op,nions here
differ about the genuineness OF the al
legged conspiracies which the authorizes
claim TO have discovered. Some persons
believe that a somewhat widely ramified
plot against the present provisional gov
eminent exists, although not Of pro-
nounced Felicista tendencies. others say
that the haunting phantom or conspira-
cies is the result Of an evil conscience
lose Luis Reuuena and Pedro del VII
lar were released by the government to-
dav. The Minister of War. General
Banquet gave out tonight the following
signed statement:
"Ljcenciados Requena and del Villar are
not conspiring. To-day they have been
released from confinement in the mill
tary prison. inasmuch as the suspicious
NJ which they we're victims have been
dispelled."
The action Of the government IN releas-
ing Reouena and del Nillar causes general
satisfaction as no impartial person De-
lieved the men guilty.
Those who insist that an anti-Huerta
conspiracy has been really under way as
sert that a secret agent of the War De-
partnent approached Francisco Zerrano
and offered him five thousand Of Bulenas
men FOR a Felicista uprising. Zerrano, II
is declared, told Buena's supposed agent
that he must first consult Requena.
At subsequent meeting Herrano is
said 10 have told the agent that he must
deliver five hundred carbines and 1000
pesos as evidence Of good faith The de-
livery was arranged for an early hour
Yesterday morning In a house near me
suburban town Of Tlalpam.
Tho police were on hand. and when Ter
rano had given a receipt for the carolnes
and money they pounced on him. They
also arrested his secretary. VINO WAS with
him. II Is claimed that documents were
seized compromising other persons.
The arrests Of D!az partisans are
thought TO place Felix Diaz in a rather
ridiculous light. and ii is even suggested
that they may be intended as deliber-
ate challenge to him. IL Is thought pos
sible that the government realizes that
Diaz has practically no following. ana
that II he tried an uprising II would
speedily be put down, and that THIS
would strengthen the present regime
on the other hand, II is thought oy
many that Dlaz is wary enough not TO
step into such a trap.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-02
$4,000 WOMEN In
SUFFRAGE RALLY
Miss Adams Says 100000 Will
Register on Tuesday for
Chicago Election.
rRy Telegraph to The Tribune ]

Chicago. Feb. Fifteen thousand
women attended the suffrage rally here
this afternoon. which was said TO have
been the largest demonstration in the
history Of the cause in this country. Tho
in the registration Of voters on Tuesday
for the election on April 8. when women
will have their inst chance 10 vote here
for statutory Offices.
-Four thousand women-the capacity OF
the Auditorium Theatre-wcre admitted 10
the principal meeting. Three thousand
more wedged into overflow meetings i'll
the banquet halls and in the parlors Of
the Auditorium Hotel. In the halls and
corridors. the foyer and lobby Of the thea
tire and the hotel probably 900 more lis
tened 10 women speakers, who addressed
them from chairs table tops, balconies
or stairs.
Congress street was filed on the side
walk and in the roadway with a crowd
which overlooked into Michigan Boule-
ward.
Miss Jane Adams said the demonstra-
ton to-day refuted beyond all doubt the
claim that women did not want the bal
lot She said that 100000 women would
register In Chicago on Tuesday.
The Board Of Election Commissioners
has prepared for a total registration OF
10000. The board believes there will be
so per cent registration of women. as
compared with the total Of men. If all
the women register Chicago Will have the
largest registration Of any city in Amer
lea. exceeding that of New York by some
1900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-02
On Way to Wed One of
Them, She Falls or Is
Pushed from Pier.
EACH DENIES HE WAS
TO BE BRIDEGROOM
Both Men Locked Up After Ira.
gedy of Early Dawn in
Philadelphia.
rRy T.leEraph 70 The rrIbun.


Philadelphia. Feb. while waiting
for a ferryboat 10 take her across the
Delaware River TO be married Miss Anna
Mcdonnell. seventeen years old. Of this
CITY. fell or was pushed from the pier
and was drowned before dawn to-day.
while two young men argued which had
the better right to be the Bridegroom.
The girls companions say she ran from
them and jumped into the water before
they could prevent her. but the police
arrested both on the possibility that one
or the other might be responsible for her
death.
The prisoners are Arthur Hunter and
Charles Haney. both twcnty-three years
old. and the police say they have been
intimate friends FOR eight years Haney
boarded AT Hunters home. Hunter said
Miss Mcdonnell was engaged 10 Haney
and he was accompanying them TO CAM
den 10 act as best man at tho wedding.
Hanev contradicted this statement, and
the girls mother insisted Anna was en-
gagged TO Hunter and intended 10 marry
him in Camden.
II was dark when a policeman. who
girls scream, rushed up TO the two young
men. whom he found gazing horror
stricken into the water. Hunter told
him he said the girl was drowning, and
while he went in search OF assistance
Haney is said TO have disappeared. He
was found later in his room
When the policeman returned 10 the
pier with several longshoremen there
was not ripple on the surface. and
after much searching a black felt hat.
which had been purchased for the girl by
one of the young men on Saturday night,
vas found floating on the surface. but
no sign Of the body could be found The
say. until the body is recovered. Any
marks OF violence, they say, will prove
or disprove the murder or suicide
theory.
Hunter and Hsney had known MISS
Mcdonnell since New Years Eve. when
they met her at ball. Since then. the
police say. they have been meeting her
every other night or So the one nOt
knowing the date of the others engage
ments Hunters father said his son was
not engaged to the girl, and added tna,'
il could not be possible he contemplated
matrimony. as he made only $40 week.
Mrs. Eliza Mcdonnell. mother OF ing
ri H. watched the police as they grappled
for the body of her daughter and plead.
ed with them TO md her She crleu 'nSc
refused TO incriminate either hunter or
Uanev In fact she absQlved them from
any circumstance that might have con-
tributed to tho destruction of the girl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-02
CASTELLANE CASE AGAIN
Suit Formally Re
opened-No Decision Yet.

Rome. Feb. 1.-The suit OF Count Bonn
de Castelldne for an annument OF MS
marriage with Miss Anna Gould, now
Duchesse de Talleyrand. was formally
reopened to-day before the Rota Tribunal
On January 10 the cardinals composing
the Segnatura Tribunal, or High Court or
the Roman Curia, rejected the appeal OF
the duchess from the verdict OF the Rota
Tribunal. and the case now comes up
again as matter of regular procedure.
The tria is likely to extend over long
period. owing 10 the fact that new wit
resses must be INTERCEPTED In the United
States This will be done through the
ecclesiastical authorities of the dioceses
in which they reside. II is expected that
after all the evidence has been submitted
two months will elapse before decision
is rendered.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-02
DIR. PAUL ENRICH
FETED IN PARIS
DiscOverer of SalvarSan Visits
Pasteur Institute and Outlines
Views of the Future.
nv Gable 70 The Tribune. J

Paris, Feb Paul Ehrlich, suffering
from the effects Of a recent pulmonary
affection and wearied with certain news
paper and also violent professional at
tacks, Is making a brief stay in Paris
When he visited the Pasteur Institute and
the Henry de Rothschild Hospital to-day
il was discovered that the famous sal
WARSAW inventor is thin. wiry, nervous
little man. rather bald. with straggllne
gray beard, bright steel-gray eyes, sal
low complexion and delicate appearance
He keeps himself constantly wrapped in
furs. notwithstanding the mild weather
In conversation to-day Or. Ehrlch said:
my researches just now at the Frank
fort laboratory are directed toward nhd-
ing combination OF Salvarsan win
metallic compounds OF copper or gold, III
q similar way TO that in which savaSes
din arrows in various poisons. am
seeking to fortify Salvarsan as naturai
active agent against parasites with ne"
strength and Vigor. | think tnat Win 'le
addition of copper salts Salvarsan Will
enable lie 10 strangle the malady OF sleep
ing sickness, thereby opening fresh pain
in chimistherapy. | am certain mat ne
fore another ten years has elapsed I'M
mense progress will he made In curing In
fictitious diseases, but this will be accom-,
plished by chmio and radiotherapy rather
Than by means OF vaccination and pro-
phvlaxy serums, which. In my opinion
have now given all the results they are
capable of attaining.
Dr.. Enrich has not visited Paris since
1901. lie is being cordially welcomed anu
entertained by his French colleagues