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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-26

ten Stuatcn in 9c5pg alI IrcoI, Nc
p0lfcritng, Nro0uttiorL Sanocl 'llno
@crfc6r, Standardization un0 9Icld)-
tbltm in Dem 3eitInui BON 1900 bis
1906 5iifcrnmGBia OorIc8t, Sic 3lt-
iommcllitalung bcItcbt ans elmer
Icibe BON Itutiitii6cn Eobcllcn in
llnliongc bon 700 Irudieitcu. Gle
StutiItif il6cr oa9 glrcul 0er9crCilI9
len Stuutclt lpeiIt nod, OuB Die BE
u0lfcrunGajiiicr 0C9 continel1tolcH
Sbcites Der Union bon 6H 4'crionen
oli ole GuoorutmciIe I'M SATIRE 1900
ouf robe5u IS &crioncn I'M Sabre
1906 oeitic0cn lit. Die @Cl0cirtllln.
lion pro Gupi Der Ncp0ltcrltn9 bctrllg
in 1880 s., in 1906 1922. Ser Ha-
tioualreidltblum pro &opi par int
Sabre 1850 $307 gcgcn $t31O inn
Sabre 1901. Sic 9olitoepoiitcn, iIbcr
mGd)c crit icit 1870 Nodpucilc Dor.
bonocn limo, bc5iiicrn liN in icncnl
SATIRE oltf ctmu9 itbcr $2,O00,000,s
900, int Sabre 1906 nlti $l2,250O0O,-
600, SIN Satire 1870 b~clicIcll lid Die
Gcppiitcn in 0cr Sparbdnfcn III run
Der Sunthtc ollf $l,000,000, mGbrcnO
lie i'm Sabre 1906 cine S0bc bon So
250,O00OO0 nit S027,l92 Gcpoiito-
rcn crreid]t bottc.
Die @aoreueinIltbr, Die I'M Satire
1900 i'd aui sol 100000 belief. lit III
i9GG oitf $i.226000,0W GcIiic0cn,
mG6rcno ser Grport BON $71,0O0000
in 1900 nui $L7ll000000 in 1896
ongemo6icn lit. Nm 9oumiuolle mllr-
Den in 1850 t55,65G 0aQcL in 1906
11,333,000 @oacn pro0u5irt; 3udcrs
prohibition mar I'M Sabre 1925 me
niger, alS tI,000 1onncrL III 1906
5S2.1t4 Sounen; transportation III
1910 377OOO.OO0 Sdciiel, in 1906
2.927,4t6,09t Sdefiel. Ser Wcrtb
Der Manuinfturproouftc lit bon ST.
|000,0OO000 i'm Sabre 1850 ollf nobe-
gu $15.000000,000 g%eitic0cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-26
Yrci. Erauf Seuslcr ~aciturbcn.

ilmaufee, Wi9., %. Wni. IF
Nod tangent idmerjlid)en 2eioen per.
id)ico geitern Morgcn IN ieiner bic.
iigen @obnung Erof, 6ranf Sensler,
fen, allgemein befnnnt oils oBopn"
Scnsler, Der @riinoer unb 2eitcr ser
i'm gonJen 2atoe 6%ctnnnten rScnss
ler's Sngeuosaapeue," i'm alter pom
6S Snbren. PIN D. M1r5 ~feierte CT
ieincn @eburtstag. 0it Der GoIrpo.
lition ocs @eoiftes Gas id)0ne Mil.
mcutee" BON j. 9~ooeniteot madte lid
,Vopa" Scnsler einel1 Nanen. Gin
geborengr 9aoenier, mnroe er idjon
ais i5.idbriger Singing niirbig be-
%funoenA Elm Witalieb ip@ dt4loHpuir-
ten INSTRUMENTATION Soifopclle M.
ter 2eitung oes berii6mten Weilters
aulirooa si iperbeii. Seitoem nobni
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-26
Scurn 9cfcr acItGnSio.

Nem Oorf. 20. Oioi. - 9Qcn
anihciu nod lit eS Der Eoli5ei 0e-
0liitt. ocn M0roer oocr Gompliccn
oeS M6rOerS Der 10 Sabre olten Nnlc-
liza Staifelot pom Glmburit, Q.-&, ob.
5%ufoliel1. &enrp 0eder, Der jlngc
Nctp 9)orfcr, meld)er an 0onnerItag,
mie 6eridJtct, ouf Ocn &erbod)t bin
pcrboitet moroen mar, gtmcIio Stnf-
felot am Mitttuod) Nodmittog in Der
9tGbe fires clterlidcn Solics crnlorz
oct 81 boben, id)ctnt al Dem &erbrc.
den bctbeiligt gelueien ST icin, oenn
CT bat geitcrn on ser 9eide ocS Opfcrs
Der SdonOtbnt geltonOelL bob er in
@eieQidoit Oes Ntaroer9 wor, 5uglcid)
ober fat or rrflGrt, DAB CT nit scr
@eriibun0 ser Ibot ielbIt nibtS 5n
t6lln bate. .G 49,
Gr mur6e geitern Nod)mittug bon
bCn Gcteftin9 Wrobalt ulo @nlDilt.
mad, Sem Neutrality-suspicious. bon 5,
Is. @ounlanii in, @infielb gcbradt,
no Die Qeid)c Der Grinoroeten lag. Die
2etettiuS ioroertat tim oiif, iei1c
Son0 oltf oeS W,0ohenS Stirn III le-
gen, nnO ais 9eder Dies 5oltDcrno
tbat, bro6 cr 5ulummen. Nls Der
4rreitont iid berubiNt bate, cr5dbIte
er, Uir rr oeft Angrifi olti ooS Ofd0s
den on9eIeben bnbe mo Gonn Dor
Ingit oooolgeIouicn lei. Gr mill nid)t
aelebe1l bnben, DAB Der A1grciter ooS
Wt1oden erftaf) itn0 Dab or Elm Mfeiier
in Der Sono botte. Der Wum bobc
iid) ip0ter I'M @oloe 81 ibnt Neicllt
uno Damn lcicn 0ei0e nod) Der 6ornt
Der 6ruu GmiIp Simonion 9%egonGclL
no iie lid iuie oie 6rul nlrnc9cben,
on Der Yllnpc Die S1noc mlilden.
Gonn lpollen iid) Ycioe IN Der 9toh
burld)ait a~itigebulten uno itd Ibcnba
getrennt Bobcn. @er Der W0rOer leL
fonnte er niht io9cn.
9t6er, Scr 81 Sabre aft lit, ipttrOc
befonnttid uerbaitct. neil Die oller.
bingS mungslhnfte @cidreibing Der
6rau Gmilp Sintonion Don eiucm
Dec a5lpei Mamterj oie lid an Der
Yunpe in ibreln Sofc Die nniheineltO
bllitigen SGnoe muidelL ouf i'm 81
poiien id)ien. Ga cr aud cr5oblte.
oaB er an Mittwod Na6mittoa iiir
eiren Maum in eImburit Sol5 geipol-
ten babe. Dies lid nbcr als unipabr CT
mieien, oo er MIR am 8ormittog 1T
FOLDER @eiie beid)lftigt ~gelueicn,
gloubte oie Yoli5ei pen M6rcer cr-
ipiidt 81 bo6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-26
g%ricfmarfcn-N ntumatcm.

@nihington, .. g., %. Mai.
~ NerernlpoTtnleilter WieDer bat be-
idloiicn, Mobelle nofl pcrid)ie0elctl
Nrten ulitonlotiihcr 9rieimorfen. Ii.
Yoitfortcn.g Sc rfaEfsmoihinen elmer
eingebenoen Eriiiung 81 unter5irbcn.
Tieielbcn iin0 iiir Gincent- mo Stint
cent. Stiicfc eingeri6tet. Shon Dor
5iuei Sobren bot bus @oit Geparte-
ment ipld)e Antoalatcn gepriiIt, Die
ielbcl1 o6er ols utportbeilboft a6ge-
lcbnt. 3ur @rprobrng luer0en cine
an5obl 0ieier 9riefmarfet-Antontu
ten mti1tItcdt pcrbcn. Gic SdTpie-
rigfcit fiir oieie art Oes Grieimarten-
pcrfouis lieGt pnrilL 6oB cs feinc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-26

- Ginbredcr brol1gen IN OaS Dit
rcuu bon Glcobia & so. 5u Bridge.
port, Conn, mo crbcttctcn lU0brcn0
Der Abluticnbrit Der NngcItclltcn aus
Dem oiicn geIniicncn Ucloihronf SD
in @oorgcl0 un0 Ned)icl un0 Gbcd9
gum @ctroge BON $1,000. Die &cttc.
reIt iurlotcn Die @ultncr per Yuit an
Die 6iruo bon Gait Bridgeport SIT.
rid.
- Nei eincr Golilion BON 3mci 81,
gen scr @runO Nopi0s, 8ron0 0opcn
& WfuSfegou Sntcrur6an Nobn bel
Der Citation GelcrD 6nrm Miid).. &c.
Itern Wor0en bobcl Der MotOrtiibrer
q. 9. 0cltcS bon @ron0 9iupio9 INN
Der MotoriiibTr Soncs Gbmnr0s bon
WhlSfcgon ibr Scbcn cin9ebi;bt. Slim
Ycrioncn, inter i6llcn 2ouiS Nint3
Don bier mo 6cr0inono Grnb BON
O}uSfcgon, crlitten sum- Sbcil ld)urre
8erlcBungcn.
~ Nls mcitcrc 0pier Der GrpIoiion
eiuca Observation-Disclosures in Irntollr'S
SNlo6t6ou8 iiir Tinoer IN Chicago
iin0 nod Ole &cid)en npn 6ronf Sto'
TIT n1O Anorcm StoniSlou geiutocn
morocn. SIN @on5en bat Ole GrpIo'
lion ied)s Cpicr geIoroert. 8icr Ntonn
iin0 nui Der SteQc get0otet mor0cn.
Sin Wulllt, neld)cn man nad Der Grs
ploiion pcrmiBt bate, lit unpcrlctt
luicOcr nllfgetou6t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-26
Seine Ibriiitung.

2ofc 0Iobonf Sdicosgeridt E Comic.
rcn5 elnpficblt Der Sooger Comic
rert5 MIR Grreibbares. Ibrlt-
flung u6gelebtt.
cafe Mo6ont N.-Yy %. Ntoi.
- Gle Gmpicblllngen, melde Die
Wobont- Gpniercn5 iiir Elm internotio'
nnlcs SAieoSgertd)t an Die internn.
tionalc TStit0cnS. Is nferen5 Die ocntz
n1fIt i'm Suog tugcn Iol, einien0cn
miro, iuerOeu Die Sroge Der IbrilItrng
nOer. Ginihr1nfnng Der GriegSritItuns
oen nit feiltem @orte bcriibrcn. Nah
Larger Gebotte iibcr Den @~egcnltano
beitloB Die Gonfercn5, feincS Der bon
Gopin 9. WcoO bon Bottom porge-
i6logenen Announcements sur Ylott-
form an5lnebmen. Sn Dem urlpriings
Iidell, pom @el6GftSs Gontitc DcrioB-
ten @nttuurf elmer Ylattform limo nc
Der Die Gbriiitun9ss, nod Die Gin
idr1nflrngSirnge beriibrt mor0en. SIS
miro MIR 0arin cnpfoblcn, Dab ote
Son9cr Goniercn5 geitintmltngen
%trcife: I. fir re~gclm6Bi9c &criamm=
lungen oicicr a0rpcrihoft 2. iiir Die
Grrihtung zines onllernoen rld)tcr=
liden tribunals, 0aS Iteta fltr Die
Gntihciolut9 internutionalcr 6ru9elt
oiien Itcben ioll; 3. iilr eitcn aagc.
mcinen Shic0Sgerihtsoertrug 5itr
9eilcQnng intcrnotionoler Streitigr
feiten; 4. Dab lie cine GrtlGrunA 3lt
@uniten Der llnucrletlihfcit bon Eri-
poteigentbllm sur See I'M SrieA9fnllc,
lti1O cine iold)e gcgcn bCrpnffnetc S,l,
terpention be6ufS Gouettiru1g bon
Acknowledgement, lpclm Die IdllI.
Oenoe Nution bercit lit, Die Sroge DEM
Shie0sNcrid)t 81 lttcrbreitel, crl0Bt.
Srn. Weno'S ENHANCEMENT CAB Der
Sofinlutg Nlt90rltd, Dob Die Comic
rcn5 and Die 9eidrdnflnD Ocr&rieGS.
riiitunQen in GrluGgln9 5iebcn iucrOc.
0ic5 amcn0cn1cnt lpllr0c nit 50 gez
gen 81 Stimuicn obgclcbnt. Pin Dem
OriginulsGutlpur fir Die Gntpfcb-
lutgcn limo MIR unbeOcuteibc Nenoc.
rullgen por9cnommct luor0en.
Inter ocn Neoucrn bon N~titcrn
gbcno bcionocn lid) Erof. @corBc Y.
airhfpdp, Gefon Ger iuribiidcn So
fuItGt ser Golumbio.llniperiit0t, mel
der iiber bcn 6ortihritt Der o9lmcrI.
fonii6en @cieaiGoft fir intcrnotio-
noles Red)t"" beridtetc, Die bier Dor
5mei Sobren gegriinoct moroen lit,
9onn iprof oltd) Or. @p. DC. 2cip5is
ger bon 9tem-gorf. Gie iiblide ab-
ihicosrpbe bielt 8. .. i. 0fc8orlanO,.
&rGiiaent. Afs a9onrO Of Gpnmiiiio-.
ilers" bcS GiltriftS bon Columbia.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-26
0aponildcr WOtidlaItcr nntcrindJt.

Moib inGtoM %. Woi.A-Qcr
iopnniihc 9otid)uitcr bat S6rittc
mtcruommcn, Inn oie gin5clbcitcn
circa anariilc9 5l crfobren mcldcr,
pie bic 9otiGlit in Griobruna &c.
brnht bat, oui inpnniide MeItUtros
tcurc in Gan 6ron5isco gcmuft NOR
ocn icin iol. Ger 9otidoiter bat
feiuc ipe3iellen ISnItruftionen erbnl.
ten jnpaniihc 9irger in 6iciem
2auOe 81 beidiigcrL obid)on p%erlautct
DAP iolde 3nitrnttionen bon GOfiO
an sic 9otiholt per 9obel GeionOt
lroroen iein iollen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-26
sMladtidiffe IN Meparatnr.

@biGooelpbio, 9a1 20. Mdi.
~ Gas SalpAifiif ,,gGqine" lit i'm
2enguc 3Ylono S6iiiS6au1oi BON
Nrw-Dorf, onacfommcn, i'm lcihten
Hepnrnturen ,iutterjogen 81 merOen.
Die S6lndti6iiic v@epraio" nn0
~aonias" b%ciiHoen lid ebcnfads i'm
Stiiisbnubof. Ins @rItere miro
reporirt, oas 5mcitc miro fir ben
aftipen Iierlt nu9Jcriiitet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-26
gcuti6c Gporbont bGH6t

0euti dc q par6ant b ii + t..
Cumberland, W0, fam ItoI5 Icin
olf icinc pielcn 0onfen, Die lid ale
in blii6cnocr uuo liherer 8erioiilng
beiinoen. Nor 1895 CAB es BORT feline
cin5igc Sporbnnf 5ltr 8ertuunoerltng
utO 5um Nndtbeil pieler 2citte, bis
oie Gclttide Gporbar,f nit Dem flci.
nen aft~icnfapitol BON $4,000, eingc'
tbcilt in NntbeiIe 5u $25, g%egriin0et
ipitroc. Ginidc Sabre ipdtcr tpllroc
oo8 anpitol ouf $4,000 erb6bt, oGuc
ooB bic Nutbeilbo6cr "5n5lt5ableu
broltdtcn, uno Dor orei SSobren ipilr
&c cine abcrmoligc G%rbobung olli
100000 uorQenpnlnten, 10 Dob Die
Original Nntbcile bon $25 icBt
$t00 nertb iin0. Iie ltmi1te Scr
progreiiipen 0nnf beloltfer iif nab
Sem letter. Nilstpcis oiif ii6er ST..
100000 pro Sobr, ein 3eid)en elmer
iorgiGltigen uno ebrlihen @eihdfta.
fitDru1g.
Sbellfiib COMMITTEE IN
g meriet County,.
Die Worplano S6eQfiib . Commit
lion lit icbt in GriSiielp eiirig bel Der
9lrbeit, oie @orbercitlingen fir Ole
0ermeiinngen Der aniterneriinoe III
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-26
@crmiidtc tclcsrapbiide 9cpcidcn

Die SupremsB roBloge oes oyta'
iionolcn Sloponcn.8 erboltoes" in
cen Ser. Stootcn 6at IN ibrem Sab.
res Gonpent 5u Bittsburg, So, be-
idloiici, OoicIbit Gin Sein fir Der
bonosniitglieoer nit cincni aoIten.
nuiiuonoe BON $i25,0O 81 crrid)tet.
Ser SobreSbcriGt Der @rohlogc ipeiit
einen aoieniibcriduB pri 100000
nod.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-26
s uuriid,tigc MuriedDc.

$ Mlorichc mur 6ei'm Olebgcr;
Der Idcuft 0cm lieluc &in0
g. tlcinc9 2ccmcrlp1rldtlc,
Sccm trGht lie s itol5 I'M g'idmino.
Sic mcdbt' : Qlei' ldnaluclierc.
Gle Mtuo0cr lei0et 5 nit;
sic lGht; so id)pet ont Iluen0
&crtrGftiht ocS @dridtlc nit!
Sunni Der, ntcr luolle $ led)c
8ur'm Nettfc nj DC Stllbl
limo morhc iricb INN seine
90 iB'id)t Is - rood Der Sd)ltll"
,Atcc," iG6t 0cS tia Wturiedlc,
SD eli Is licluer Jest,
0onlit lid mel SdrnBcngeldc
gtit nj mel @Grid)tIc lett"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-26

@0ic9 3ci6en. - Game (im
91derIoocn): r6r0uIeih iinO Die
S0rndcn and iriid?" - 6rduIein:
sd fam cs &6ncn udt iogen, if
bin crit orci Gage bicr!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-26
Hicjiae Gntmifelnna.

" alb u. 2. s. %. Mai.
- 9Qs SqnoeIs- uto arbeits. 0epor-
t~enciit pcrbffenttidt cine intereiionte
Itotiitii6e Recommendations, rpeIhe
oie riciige gnttuifelnng Scr gcreinig-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-26

3rpeice1t. Stiidc gictt. Wion mnlb On'
her o~nitutt elmer 3mciccnt . Morft
ieOcSmal Dem Nlltonlotcn 5iuci Gin
cent MorfCn cntnchn1ell.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-26

Den @cluGiiern bon SomcrIet.G oinltp
ulo Der No6bori6oft 81 %beerOigen.
ISnoenieur Slucpion Gorl mo Gopl,
tan 9)oterS bon Der @utocS @eooo.
til6en @ernlciilngS = 9eboroe lcitcn
Die Nr6eiten, mdbreno 9. @ropcS nil
icnl6uitliGe Sorlhungen I'M 3uIom'
mcnbong nit Der Nltltcrntltltltr Dor
uabm.
3ugfii6rer gct6btct.
Ger ~65,iGbrigc Sobn NorriS, Der al
tclte 5roft5ugfilbrcr Der Gimbcr'
lonO II. EcnniplUonin . Gilcnbobh
muroc bon icincm cigeucn 3llgc mcIt'
lid bon Cumberland iibcrfobrcn mo
%gct00tet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-26

CO out. mic or ms
Gebt. 9Sir SciNcu SbucH
bier nihi Stpae mo
i'm Gdoett ctlpus glnoc7
res. Gas iit Mot
Stcru'S ltctbObc.
Dieter Stu6l bat 70
lincs @ihenpcileu. quito
Nilicu; 1T pull SbCu
his uuICu pui gcmuhi
mo gratis nit ieocnI
500 SinIuui.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-26

G6oHe SacolL Gin
grobcr beQucnlcr G6nu
iclitubI; fuitct Sbucn
abfoIut ieineu Gcut.
Mta6t illlr etltcn 500
Gtlinnf ltllo CT Gebjrt
Sbneil.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-07-10
HIMSELF TO BLAME.
Defendant Wife's Counsel Argues Bor'
kow's Desertion Affected His Rights.
Decision withheld.

Vice-Chancellor Howell late yester-
day withheld decision in the matter of
the divorce suit brought by Albert
Lucas Borrow, of this city, against his
wife, Jennie e.. whom he charged with
the statutory offense, and named John
McGregor as correspondent.
The testimony of the defendant wife
was that her husband deserted her long
before the alleged o~ffenses. which she
denied. She declared that he was cruel
and neglected her. after remaining
away all night, After leaving her to
earn her W support, the wife, VINO is
rather good-looking. said she often
asked him to return and live with her,
but he refused and told her to support
herself.
In his argument, Harry Compton,
counsel for the defendant wife. insisted
strongly that by deserving his wife he
had consented to the alleged acts he
complained of, but which his client
denied. Mr.. Compton contendsd that
being guilty himself of a charge for
which a divorce is obtainabie in this
state. the complainant had no right to
go into court.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-07-10
SCORES 100 PER CENT.
IN TARGET PRACTISE.
Fine Shooting of Sea Coast Guns by
New Jersey Militia at
Sandy Hook.

SANDY HOOK, July 1O.-Sub-calibre
practise was continued until late yes
terday, with militiamen acting as
gunners. The practise showed steady
improvement, Sergeant Beidman. of
Company B, making the phenomenal
score of 100 per cent. on the last ten
shots at Battery Bloomfield.
The interest in the days exercises
was enhanced by the firing of a Pinch
gun with service charges at the ad-
Joining proving ground. The gun was
fired for range and was given the max
imum elevation. The fall of each shot
was marked by a great splash in the
sea off Monmouth Beach.
The various batteries were given "in-
dependent action 1t the night exer-
cises. Some of the guns were almost
exclusively manned by the Jerseymen,
and quite a number of them partici-
pated in the range-finding work. The
guarsmen who are assigned to Captain
Wards mortar battery and had made
a percentage of 81 In the afternoons
sub-callbre practise were exercised AT
night in firing heavy blank cartridges
in order that they might be fortified
against mortar shyness.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-07-10
OPPOSES CONSOLIDATION.
Chief of Bureau of Labor and Statistics
Issues Statement.

TRENTON. July 10. Some Of the grounds
OF his opposition 10 the consolidation of the
State Department of Labor and the State
Bureau Of Labor and Statistics are set
forth by Winton &. Garrison. chief of the
hitter. in a statement just issued. lie says
In pnrt:
/ object 10 the proposed consolidate be
cause there Is absolutely no similarity III
the work Of these Offices. One. the De-
partment of Labor. has purely police duties
TO perform, and the other. tho Bureau of
Statistics, as its numerous publications will
show. has TO analyse and Investigate social
and industrial conditions in our State aud
publish the results annually. as required
by law. for the guidance of the Legislature
aud others Interested In dealing with re-
lated problems or questions.
The work of the Bureau OF Statistics is
altogether of a scientific character. aud
among the scientific bodies aud practical
business men throughout not only orr own
State, but the entire nation. its reputation
for good work we'll performed Is very high.
The Bureau Of Statistics has done and
Is doing more to properly advertise the
State and attract industry and population
to its borders than any other agency now
at work TO these ends. II Is an injustice
70 the public TO hamper it's work in any
way.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-07-10
THEIR HOPES HIGH
CHURCH FOLK EXPECT TO
STRIKE RICH MINE.
DR.. vance's Encouraging Report to Con-
sistory Concerning Real Estate
Woman Left Them.

Members of the North Reformed Church
are somewhat excited over the discovery
of Iron ore showing 60 per cent. of iron
on a tract of It's acres of land near Sparta.
Sussex County, not far from the mines Of
Hibernia and Wharton. Mrs. ellen Crane
beqceathcd The property to the church sew
eral years ago with the provision That
revenue derived from mineral rights or
other sources be devoted to missionary
purposes.
The consistory of the North Reformed
Church last night decided TO institute
mining operations if an investigation
showed such a course was practical. In
that event an effort will be made to secure
a market for the ore.
The Rev. James I. Vance. pastor Of the
church, stated that the result of investiga-
lions made by himself and members of the
committee was quite gratifying. Consid-
cradle ore had been found at a depth of
only eight feet, he said. and chemical an
alysis Of the ore had been made which
showed that 1t contained about 60 per cent.
iron ore, an unusually high amount, such
as Is seldom found outside the Great Lakes
region. DR.. Vance did not. recall the per-
c%entages Of manganese and sulphur present
In the ore, but 1t was pointed out that with
80 high a percentage Of iron present the
amount Of Impurities would be small.
As usual with magnetic ores, the vein
Is OF solid ore. which would have to be
blasted or crushed Into small pieces be-
fore 1t could be used in a blast furnace.
A high percentage of sulphur or of man
ganese would affect greatly it's value,
making it much less desirable. DIR. Vance
stated that he did not remember just what
percentage Of these elements there were,
but that samples had been analysed by
chemists of the Balbach Refining md
Smelling Company, of this city, who told
him that 1t was Of very good quality.
For some time past men have been at
work on the property, endeavoring tot de-
fer1nine the boundaries of the vein aud its
thickness. but as yet 40 definite results
have been secured
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-07-10
100 YEARS OF WAR
WHAT A CONFLICT WITH
JAPAN WOULD MEAN.
London Paper Hears That Situation Is
Acute, but Does Not vouch
for Correspondent.

LONDON, July 10.-The correspondent
of The Daily Telegraph at The Hague
sends In a column dispatch which pur-
ports TO reflect the views prevailing there
on the Japanese-American situation, which
he says absorbs more interest than the con-
ference itself.
The correspondent says that as a result
of his inquiries he learns that the situa-
tion is really strained, although both gov
ernments are trying to conceal the fact.
He asserts that since June 20 the ques-
ton has entered on an acute phase. ia
pen has been sending the United states
extremely categorical notes, stating, with
out bitterness, but In the clearest terms,
the dilemma that unless Washington is
able to control California Japan will con-
slider herself free to act directly against
California. ~ -TEN
Nothing, however, yet has been ex-
changed precluding a pacific settlement,
but many of the Japanese at The Hague
are of the opinion TINT the japanese gov
eminent ought to act without delay, and
not give America time to utilize her vast
resources and economic potentially, a hun-
dredfold greater han Japan's, to perfect
warlike preparations.
In an editorial article the Telegraph says
1t does not Identify itself with the state
ments of is correspondent at The Hague,
belle wing them to be charged with undue
dependency. At the same time. the paper
continues. they are made upon a notable
authority and they cannot be read with
out profound uneasiness. The Telegraph
is convinced, however, that the statesman
ship of both countries Will be strong
enorgh and the instinct of the two great
nations sane enough to hold mad chauvin-
ism in leash.
Nevertheless" the paper declares, ut
is impossible to deny the danger of the
situation. The present peace conference,
from its opening, has created Disagree
ment and friction tending to worsen in
stead of improve the relations of the
Powers. The last assembly at The Hague
was followed by great conflicts; we can
only pray that the present one mny not
be succeeded by more terrible calamities.' -
Tn conclusion, after a fun discussion of
the points Of difference, the Telegraph
declares It is not a color question, but
fundamentally an economic question. 1t
says further:
I'VE trust our allies will take 1t al
that and realize that the point of ma.
tional honor has been accidentally caught
up with the problem. but Is not per-
manently involved in it. Any attempt to
settle the questions by arms, whateve
the immediate Issue, would mean. 500 le
or later. n hundred years conflict"
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-07-10
1900 GO TO ASBURY
ON S. S. EXCURSION,
Churches Combine for outing to Sea-
shore-Two Trains to Carry
the Party.

Abou 1870 people went to Asbury Park
today on the sixteenth annual excursion
of Sunday schools in the southern part
Of the city. Among the Sunday schools
were those of the United, Calvary, Few
smith. Memorial, Central and Third Pres
bvterian, the Clinton Avenue, South and
First German Baptist. st. Luke's M. E.
and st. Stephens Episcopal churche rs.
Tho excursionists We're taken to Asbury
Park and Ocean Grove on two special
trains. leaving the Central Railroad sta
ton In Broad street at $50 and S:45 a. M,
On the first train were 1000 persons, and
the second train carried about 800.
The return from Aahury Park will be
made at { D. m. and 8 y. m. tonight. s.
D. Turton is chairman of the committee
of arrangements.