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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-13
love to see you truthfuIly reform in
deed and word. Don't be hypocrite.
Be true to yourself little Nationalist.
July.
THAT DRUG LAW.-some bal

THAT DRUG LAW.-SOme months
ago our government put law into
effect to do away with all kinds of
drugs, but in making the law they
left out the important part. That
was in not making any law as to
where the ones who were using drugs
were to be cured.
The first man that they arrested
and put into Jail was DR.. Blunt This
same doctor has done more to keep
men and women from killing them
selves than any other doctor in this
city
know Of a case where one Of his
patients has been using sixty grains
of morphine every day and this same
man went to DR.. Blunt and has been
cured in nine weeks.
The best part of the cure was that
the party did not lose a days work
and suffered no pain. China has a
law the same as this one Of ours, but
they have not taken the drug away
from the users at once. The govern
ment made it so a user could get so
much every week and cut it down
little at time.
Now that is just what DR.. Blunt is
doing at the present time And l
know that he is getting results by his
treatment I think the government
will have a very hard time to get a
body of fair-minded men to convict
this doctor, for he is within the law
and only tending to his business.
He has done the city of Chicago
a big service in helping the ones who
had no way of being treated but by
him. There are some foolish men
and women in this world, and they
are the ones who has made trouble
for DR.. Blunt. They go. to his Office
and tell him that they are in pain and
that they have been using dope for
years.
He gives them advice and medicine
E L 1 l. 4.
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it as he directed can he help it? Why,
no.
Then when they call again he tells
them they have got to stop, and if
they do not want to take his advice
he will not treat them. They get
angry and go out and lie to the pO-
lice and he is in trouble.
Well, time will tell if he has done
right or wrong. But l think he is
doing right and if the government
does not take care of those addicted
to drugs, some one has to or let them
die. But they will do most anything
before they give up.
When a man or woman goes to
any of our hospitals they are put into
bed and then forgotten. That is what
our city calls treatment.
The government for years has been
taking a big tax and the dope fiends
paid it.
Now they take away the drug and
do not care how they. suffer. Some
day the people will rise up as one
when cases like this one are put on
the shoulders of the helpless.
i If any one has anything to say on
this question 1 would like to hear
from them through The Day Book
r. J. S.
BUSBY AND THE MEN,-Reading
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-05
MUST KEEP OFF
RIVALS GROUND

Until their case may be- heard on
ltH merits IN superior court here.
John Lauach and J. Is I'M. who
operate nm internrbnn bus line be.
tween Auburn and Enumclaw. must
keep Off the property of the Puget
Sound Electric Co. az Auburn.
The company n operating n pus
line Of It's own over the same terri.
tory and is exerting every influ-
once To put iiili and Lnusch out OF
business. the latter say. tho the
company WIS a. one time ardently
In favor OF the LnuHch.llill line
This WAS before the company
started operating the buses Of its
own under the name OF the Wash.
lngton Auto bus co. Since that
time they have repeatedly ordered
nm and lauseh to keep OF the
company's depot site. tho the indie.
pendent bus line brought many pas.
AenRerH for the Tacoma Seattle in
terurban
Judge Frater has issued a tenn,
porary Injunction. restraining lIlll
and LauHch from using the com.
pany'a depot grounds until the case
may be tried on it's merits
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-05
DOC" SLOCUM WILL PUT ON SHOW
AT PRESS CLUB DOINGS TONIGHT

Tho spring of eternal youth has
been found II IN here In Seattle
u has been bubbllng forth In Alaska
and the Northwest for a. years. II
goes under the heavy name OF Lu-
culua Mortimer Slocum.
Three years before the centen-
NAL m Philadelphia. Lucullus Nor
timer Slocum put on Jack Hsrka-
way In Salt Lake. show that was
all 10 the seasoning ia those days
Shortly after i.ucullus. or as he is
familiarly known. Doc" Slocum.
came west
Doc b. recovering from a recent
operation. His Illness was due TO
a slight error OF judgment on his
part some seven years ago II was
thus:
Harry Cort in 1908 was quite Sc
verely bitten by managerial bee.
lie took all his cash H1Os5b and
Doc" and his company out on the
road They played all the large
towns. including Bremerton.
The NAVY working the spotlight
in Iremerton was a humorist and
a curiosityist. When Doc came
on the stage 10 do HIS magic. the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-05

NAVY decided TO investigate with
the light Doc was swallowing"
a paper Of good darning needles
when the spotlight was turned full
on him.
Doc" really swallowed few ~
the needles that the audience might
see them shining in the spotllght's
glare az they slid down his throat.
lie was figuring II would be great
advertising and pack the house on
the morrow.
But on the morrow the owner OF
the hall wanted his money in adj
vance. Harry had none. S~sAsI
had the company. and John Cort
refused to Kick in with any. There
was no show: the company putting
up personal effects 10 get back 20
Seattle.
The needles have bothered Doc"
more or less ever since.
However. Doc" has taken that
trick ont OF his repertoire. and prom
ises 10 have Iazerne a. Co. whom
he IL about TO take on the road, do
a lot III new stuff as his part ~
the entertainment at the Press club
ball Friday night.
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46-iiouesteads
Estate Loans

49,, 49,, :, !. y, =; 80 |;
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PROMISES PENSIONS

Literal promises of pensions 10
widows and orphans OF Spanish
var veterans were made
by Congressman Humphrey in his
speech at the Armory Thursday
night. to local vets. Humphrey
spoke on national preparedness. He
reference TO the question OF
its own munitions
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-05
ATTEMPT MADE
TO WRECK TRAIN

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 5.--Ths
North bound Owl from Los Angeles
narrowly escaped being ditched
early today between Mcndoto and
lngle. near Fresno. In what is be-
lieyed to have been deliberate at
tempt to wreck the train.
Three pieces OF heavy steel lying(
crosswise on the tracks wera
passed over safely by the engins>
and coaches. The largest OF theI
pieces was one-quarter inch or
by three feet wide and six feed
long.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-05
ASKEXPLANATION

WASHINGTON. Nov 9 The
state department has asked an ex-
PLANTATION from Great Britain con.
corning her alleged orders requlr.
Ing packers 70 guarantee that their
cargoes viii be consumed In neu-
trail countries. IL waa announced
today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-05
FAIR CLOSES DEC. 4

Mayor Glll Friday received ,ele-
gram from G. G. Moore. president
OF the P4nama-Pacific exposition.
ashing him t. do what he could TO
Inform the Seattle public that the
exposition wiil closc on the night Of
December I. ne originally planned.
despite persistent rumors 10 the ef-
feet that q 10 TO continue thru the
winter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-05
JUBILEE SINGERS AT ~"

Buckners Colored Southern Jubi.
lee singers are the big noise for
the byceum number at Y. NJ. c. 4.
auditorium, at S:l5 O'Clock Satur-
day night The members OF the
company were trained under the
personal direction OF w c. Buck.
nor. for 20 years trainer and coach
OF Jubilee companies.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-05

stall H. me fine Ersnuiat-d suEar.
Is stall 20. frssh pastourissd miik. Co.
ct a. ~ stalls sf-fa. best peanut but
tar. 700 ~ stall iipi new black and
white nHs. Toe no stalls N-t6. large
neHeHeur apples. $50 boa. delivered
Ethus so-st choice veal or pork roast
fgtsu 10 stall a. O. cans spanish
tomato sauce. ioc, large bottle sYrup.
zoe. sacks salt Toe. stall a.. best
fresh churusd butter. 900 10 stall -.
ohtd's toilet sosi. CSC, htgh grade. com
plets toilet. ite stall 1895. 10 he pure
cane sugar Soc with other g. 90 grocery
order stall 10. sample linc % shoes up
TO 90 90 for 81. - and sis6
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-05
AMERICANS DIE?

WASHINGTON. Nov Consul
CarotherH At Douglas today wired
the state department confirmation
OF Villas report that four Amer.
leans had been killed under the
Red Cross flag during the recent
Aqua Prieta battle between WI.
listAH and CarranzisiaH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-05

stall tss fe-lb haE pure eAns suFar.
ffr stall bauiuT beef ioc 20 stall
fss beet conipaHpd. zoe o. lean pork
rssasi fs9r H. stall 4 prime rih roasis
tfe TO- belgian hsFrs. gpc ib stall 90.
pat roast sic 90 veal roast. isar Co
ST. 10 stall ne suarsrihs. tshc o. /.
sprinK frYtnE chickens, 4kc ih. Ftsii M.
sstlain STEAK ttt tb fancy bacon. Zoe
ib stall 30. local WurhaukH o. 90 sark /.
nsw eAhtaNs rGr sack stall tgt zoe
chocolates. gtr TO-. peanut bar. 100 10.
Stall ga1. rauiiflowef o. up rHr head
nru.arla srruuta Ier ib Niail fEs ~ cot
osay RrAres. Sc co.. FLORIDA grapefruit
100 each
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s-For Sale Miscellaneous

WAIT small auto VII ta1s rsinunF
and house rrpafirE Main frtt
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COMMERCIAL CLUB
PLANS FAMILY NIGHT

The first family night" ever
held by the Seattle Commercial
Club Will be a big. interesting affair
at the club headquarters Saturday.
beginning at ) D. m.
Members and their wives and
Riddles are going to celebrate Joint.
~, There will be dancing. and
cards. and music. and checkers.
and chess. and refreshments.
Secretary Case declares Il VIII
be one Of the biggest events in the
clubs history.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-05

TWO ana three fufuiabod hJaaokccpinT
t""Ws 90 aud e. 90 week gu0
HiKth
$1,000 tfuNUifEp houeckeopinV
rooms tfae Eeahaton ave Nouh 1886
~ 40 WEEK housekeeping room fpr
hachinE fis ief IT,
SUITES aud single rooms. light linen
Hnd gas walking distance. reasonable
tf' TaFlor ata
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WILL GIVE SOCIAL

The Seattle lodge. Degree OF
Honor Ancient Order OF Workmen,
will give a basket social together
with literary and musical program
Friday night ~ the Knights of
Pythias hail. First and Pike.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-05
MAY ESCAPE DEATH

DENVER. Colo. Nov. The su-
preme court today has under con-
sideration the fate OF James c.
Bulger. condemned TO de Saturday
night Late yesterday the court
agreed to hear arguments as 10 his
mental condition. Bulger is under
sentence for killing a local hotel
man.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-05
ARCHITECTS MEET

The annual meeting OF Seattle
Architectural club was held Wednes-
day night and Arthur ioveless was
elected president OF the Washing
ton State Chapter OF the American
Institute OF Architects.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-05

ron HALE 10 h.tes ~ rich farming
land miles west ~ Mount Vernon.
mil" from good school and hIFh
school. an lmprot od good orchard
house barn. water tank and wind
mill Tri,0s 600 For further par.
tlculhru write Andrew OaEoodbv. u u
So NnuDt N.rpon N,nh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-05
TAXES IS REMEDY

DIR. Herman A. Brauer. director
OF the bureau OF municipal research
at the University OF Washington. Is
the recipient OF numerous letters
requesting a means for making up
for the money that will be lost when
the state goes dry. His opinion is
that an increase in the taxes Is the
best solution.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-05
WON'T TELL SECRET

Tho put thru severe grilling
by A. b. Hamer. special agent OF
the treasury department. Orley
Campbell and Frank Davis. alleged
cope peddlers. refused to tell how
they came into possession OF a
quantity OF drugs found on them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-05

NACO. Arix. Nov g. Doctors
Miller and Thigpcn and Chauffeurs
Pyiant and Wilson. reported killed
at Aqua Prieta. are alive. All four
are held prisoners az cananta. &C.
cording 10 villa officials. and will
be freed today
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-05
nANIr,Hl

stalls ta-tt. Zoe ,an CLANS, &C. $50
washing powder. zoe. ;c bars soap. sbc
Stall -. oleomarEsripe. s5C DO. stall 49,.
genuine English pork pics. FOR 4tc
stalls 4-re. choice patent flour 81 30
sack lbs sugar. SOC. 0 lbs cut mac.
aroni 2gc stan g. shoulder spring
lamb. 1or. All pot roast 100. veal roast
and steak rave % iuln roast ~ pork
he. porterhouse roast ~ beef isc no..
hams itc 3d.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-05
3s-Real Estate Wanted
~ hiItkt AND

snap arfrs cleared fsnrst aHd
rruss fenced Mice fndnE nfehaFf.
Jasi ruwina into beaFiHE chez
fire applrs prafa. riufns str.
sffa berries faautrrftes - rhsifs
fartstiss good house aHd usfi.
chicken ha4s=s ani afhsf auf
taliftHEs only a fsu BLOCKS Co
sradsd school COL alder bottom
sau. place L. savtprsd To- ssf
sfaf nanfrra rhirksn. Fnftasf
uwnsf snne .asf - she mHun
fafrs nn fn wheat farfn. HiIi eel
far ~ SOC frfrus Co responsible
party ~ tta each tsisafs sc
faonfhif rahs Hadisnn ca sd
anf rnHnfF frwF af AnaFfsua
beat to kifataHi aad inaaifs
90 office % Hufks a FafraF
faf ~ urersutan
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PUBLICMARKETS


Fanuy Nnar. ft ~ sark iaundfF snap
90 hafs ssr. 90 roast g. ih.. fuu cream
eheees. tfu it frast pafA. tec ih irE
taHh. feae % fanrf hans. ifr OBJ .
frrsh hsfrfnE q ihs str. eppiss. g. duf /.
rsdishss Dc benrh. isfturs. beads g. d.
carrots Sc huHch. sranalaief suGaf. 10
lts 81 90. susst potatoes. TIE las.
tomatoes 3 fbs sec. kipprfrd salmon
10 use. g. iesess TREAD fsr ice.
bananas $50 aan oandrnsrf uiis- g.
eaa. zee coffee. sts. safdinss in OF. :
- 4.
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MlNOT, $ u. Nov. 5.-Chas. II.
Porter, of Anokn. MINI. won the
first selection of 700 homcstcads
in the government drawing here
yesterday Altogether. no, 900 acres
of Fort Berthold reservation were
thrown open to settlers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-05

New York has just proclaimed
an" Americana born boy. Francis
Macmillen OF Ohio. the peer of the
greatest living violinists.
His concert in the metropolis this
week resulted in an ovation from
public and press alike and he has
now been engaged to give no less
than 10 concerts In Manhattan dur.
Ing the winter. one OF them to be
at the Metropolitan opera house
which is. OF Itself. AS great an hon
or as can come to any artist.
Macmillen Is still under so
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-05
43-Lots for Sac
Nfw torTAoE. NoHru tND
sgss-tAHsI NtIM IOr=ss5a

rhts place T. blocks from rar
live. electric iiEhts rifb Wafrr.
etc have nnfnr vacant property
Rdlatninn that AMY nnr iHhins
place may have usr - Tor fhifh
enc ard Eaftru wiih"ut any -
ire expense terms in reliable
nufks a rafrar inc. sos Aru
Tofh iiusk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-05
SASH ASH poous

SASH ANp pOOus
It, HuNd tnsvatfnrut to have snug
nttinR windows ana hanfsrmr doors
- % Williams sash ard dnnrs arc tho
beet that ran ha made We aahn ouf
own sash. doors ana Interior trim
oun CUT eNu mut and ari direct 20
cry KuArantead
aiA#. aoor. Observation-Disclosures. SIS
panel doors IS Sizes ............ 0 20
ssHae fcr paintins ..t... t..t,...-t 20
ftunEalaU sHsh ...... .....-..... ..-..- .aA
Cottage ffaht Windows ..ttttt.t.t 20
Standard iinhf windows ......s... ~
crsHssnan eurhNsrt dnnrs ....r... Ft
> fsf bed sash sf ........ ..... sh
Cold seal roofing ..... ..... ....... ah
Franf~s fftouldfnrs huitdrra harteare
paints and staias seed fHr free enn-
rtrtc catalogue No 60 Cd m Williams
Go. tafg flfst ave o. Seattle. wash
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COLLATERAL LOANS

rrSPrf-rkpf- pisc~ % serrnsv- MONEY
- diamonds ant f~wstrv frs rates
r~tvss- srsc~s Auasrfesa trustrY Co.
go csrN~s
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i4-For Sale Boats

F0E EKLE cWRKP ifuarh' s6 t-si I
D o. uew FAST arf sturdy Atpir
Frra goeteL ift Ysairr uay Th1us
Elliott SIS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-05

iAFilA ESs lies IN married rs. Arc you
ioufiy7 Join Seattle Heitshie Friend a..
nip club. Ladies free. Ada r Evans
zfi Union. Apt r.
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Situation
2i-Female Help Wanted
22-Female Situation

HEspEcTh.f.E woman wants position
#ith elderly couple or ir rrapr. 20 hln
VIZ IN'-s home Mrs. T. r. Macy
AulFrs hn''L trerett Wasa
XXI EtIENcEb hotel hoHseseeper
wnnfa position. or viii take charge ~
house for widnrer or bachelor Daad
h1ueeEreper Cifv preferred Phone
Queen Anne 1857
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as-Iiouses for Sale
sooeo

! u6taF' 1915 81 rasi Essf raisfvpB.
/ rsfi1 furnished. $50 90 Address -.
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Hskp. Rooms, Furnished

7 w UII0 NnUsrI0rrTnr r0nlnr .I.o
Hirs'" front room go2 Eipbth ave.
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I0-For Sale Livestock
i3For Sale Poultry

LIUHr nHNHMA paisis ,horouGbhsrf
ard r1e krr~is fur sale rhas HFiH0na
gfth ave y D. ard 11rt g. HavsuHa
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-09-15

activities wide
help she receives made life burden
threats of bodily harm and
promiscuous charity She has retired to
constantly aid
institutions
s1000o.ooo.
greatly interested IN
this line has been done connection with
working
Ing within
he OF all who desire to accept
has girls and She has
Willard Seminary,
NJ A fund She has also endowed
colleges received
gifts of many yhundre dollars her.
N Y September 1928
United States The family into
with the panic 1897 when Mrs Sage child
fell Ill obliged abandon her idea
length succeeded completing and
teaching school,
For almost twenty years taught
struggling banker. Wealth
They continued live simply and Mrs Sage did much OF
house
medical
small of stature unassuming Of There
Of the fconscious philanthrop To
proposition
particular
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-09-15
MISSING YOUTH FOUND IN JAIL
Countrywide Search for Young Man
In Settlement Of Estate 10
Ended.

Denver, Colo.-After q country.
wide search, Lyon e. Allen, a Denver
youth wanted by the county court to
straighten out an estate matter, has
been located in the county Jail in this
city. He is federal prisoner, serving
out sentence for violation Of the drug
act.
Some time ago young Allen inherited
s400 from a relative in the East. HIS
father, Edward H. Allen, was appoint
ed guardian for him, collected the
money and then filed claim for 1t,
asserting that the young man owed
him more than $400 on account OF
-onaev e1ranced. In order thai the
father might collect the money 1t was
necessary that the young man be
found.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-09-15
RICH GIRL ENDS
LIFE BY PLUNGE
Daughter of Louisville Banker
a Suicide in New York-A
Great Society Favorite.

New York, Sept. 15.-A well dressed
young woman poised for a moment on
the roof of a loft building at 80 West
Eighth street and then plunged off.
Scores of persons in the street saw her
body speed downward.
She turned twice In the air and then
disappeared behind a tall metal ad-
vertising fence guarding a lot just east
of the building from which she had
jumped.
Shopgirls who had seen the leap scat
tered to get aid for her Some went
into the loft building to stir up the
janitor. Others went looking for po-
liceman
In the bottom of an excavation
searchers found a young woman, with
breathing slightly.
The only way to get the patient into
the ambulance was to cut down the ad-
vertising fence This was done, and the
ambulance WAS taking the young wom-
an to the hospital when she died.
was Daughter OF BANKER
An expensive hat and book, "Chil
dren of the Earth" by Alice Brown,
who won two years ago a $4,000 prize
from Winthrop Ames, were found on
the stairs leading from the eighth floor
to the roof.
There was also the card of DR.. W. b.
Pritchard of 143 West Seventy
street The police notified him and he
Immediately said the woman was Miss
Elizabeth Fenley, thirty-one years old,
| who had been one of his patients for
two months, during which time she
had been living at the Hotel Majestic.
Miss FenleS was the daughter of
Oscar Fenley, president of the National
Bank Of Kentucky, of Louisville, and
| was prominent In society there Two
months ago she came to New York to
be treated by DR.. Pritchard for nervous
disorders
Miss Fenley was one of the most
highly educated and accomplished
young women / have ever met" said
Dr. Pritchard. Il suppose the heat
caused IT,"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-09-15
HUSBAND IS ON PROBATION
Wife VIII Not Press Suit II He Can
Curb Liking for Intoxieants
for One Year.

San Francisco.-At the suggestion
of Judge Graham Mrs. Bridget Bren-
nan placed her husband, Owen Bren-
nan, on probation for one year. II he
can curb his liking for intoxicants for
that period she will dismiss her suit
for divorce.
In the meantime Mrs. Brennan will
70 to Philadelphia. to live with rela-
tives and will take with her their
thirteen-year-old son Joseph. If Bren'
nan does not drink for year he Will
go to Philadelphia for his wife and
son.
"Be sure and come and get US, dad,
called back the son as he and his
mother left the courtroom.
Don't worry, Joey" said the father
"Ill be there when the time comes
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-09-15
KILLS WOMAN TO
ROB HER OF s292
Quick Arrest is Made by Police
of Slayer After Murder in
PaSSaiC.

Passaic, N. J., Sept. 15.-Mrs. Julia
Truiosky, twenty-four years old, of l4l
Fourth street, mother of two weeks
old baby boy, was slain by a robber
with whom she fought desperately un-
til he slashed her throat.
Anthony Haronovich, twenty-seven
wears old, a friend OF the family, was
arrested on the street as a suspicious
character because of bloody finger
prints on his face two hours before the
authorities knew of the killing of Mrs.
Truiosky He confessed to the murder.
Policemen arrested Haronovich after
chase and a struggle. At police head
quarters it was found he was covered
with blood. A razor in his hip pocket
was crimson and SO was a roll Of S2!}2
which he had stolen from his victim.
Two hours later Mrs. Anna Krum-
bach found the dead woman on the
| floor and her baby crying weakly, but
unintured, under the overturned crib.
Mrs. Krumbach spread an alarm. The
police Immediately connected Harono-
vich with the murder.
! Mrs. Krumbach said she saw the
prisoner for the first time Sunday,
when Frank Truiosky, husband of the
victim introduced him to her. He ap-
piled at the house at / o'clock In the
morning for a place to sleep, saying
he could not get back to Bloomfield
until daylight. He was given a cot and
! apparently went to sleep. Nothing was
seen of him after that, and when the
murder was discovered he was missing
| from the house.
Five hours after his wifes body had
been found Truiosky was found at
work on d Bloomfield farm. He said
| he and HarOnovich had worked to-
gether and were fast friends.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-09-15
A MAGNIFICENT Vessel

In 26S B. C. Archimedes devised a
marvellous ship for Hero of Syracuse,
Her three lofty masts had been
brought from Britain. LuXurioue1y fit
ted sleeping apartments abouaded, and
one OF her ba.SIlks.sng halls was paved
witk<wgsfe ann costly Sicilian stone,
Other floors were cunningly inlaid with
scenes from the "Iliad." Stables for
many horses, ponds stocked with live
fish, gardens watered by artificial rivu-
lets and hot baths were provided for
use or amusement.-Chamb Jour
nal