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The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-11-06
BLooMFlELD-GLEN RIDGE.

Phoenix Hose Company No. !, OF Bloom
held, last night elected Myron Van Riper
foremani ASSISTANT foreman, Robert s.
Lambert; secretary, Harry NJ. Brady. pres.
laent, William b.. Douglas; clerk, Archie
M Health, and treasurer. Frank l. Cook.
Professor William f.. Chancelior ~
washington. ID. c., IS stopping in town.
bloomfeld Lodge of Elks will hold n
soelal session tomorrow night.
The Rev. DR.. A. II. Mckinney. OF Nov.
ark, VIII speak In the Park M. L, churcb
SUNDAY morning. In the evening DR.. Hun.
out viii talk on The Life Abundant
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-11-06

First Ward, which elected John c. Fin
eran. Democrat. over Councilman Daniel e.
Bury, sent two Republicans to the Board
of Education.
The voters. by a vote of 597 to 294, fay
ored the police pension act, and by a vote
of 653 to 295 decided upon a smaller Board
OF Education to replace the present dis
credited body. The city election passed
on quietly. There was no trouble.
The new Council for 1908 will include nine
Republicans and six Democrats,
There were close contests in several
wards, and in the Third, Joseph A. Birk-
holz, a Republican, won by the narrow
majority of four votes, 4S9 to ass.
In the First Ward, John c. Fineran, Re-
publican, defeated Councilman Daniel G..
Bury by a vote OF 701 TO 500, a majority
of thirty-nine.
The Second was also strongly fought for
and William A. Calhoun. a newcomer in
politics, defeated School Commissioners
Frederick G. femme by a vote of 462 to
394, a majority of sixty-eight.
In the Fifth, Councilman Andrew j
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Vogelius and Samuel Ellor. all on the
Republican ticket for members of the
Board of Education, won.
In the second district of the Third Ward
a good vote was gotten out for George B.
Gilman. He polled 100 votes in the district.
The following were the winners for mem
bers of the Town Council:
First Ward, Herbert C. Farrand, Repub-
lican. over Frank H.. Baker, Democrat,
260 majority.
Second Ward-George Hummel, Repub-
lican, over r. K. Schuyler, Democrat, 3OS.
Third Ward-Charles w. Chabot, Repub-
lican. over John G. Ferguson, Democrat,
IL
Fhe complete returns are:
First Ward, first mt second districts
respectively:
For Governor-Fort, 1853, 2Ss; Katzenbach,
116. 112; Kraft, 2, 5; Mason, s, II.
For Assembly, Republican-Young, go,
2SS; Hines, 20, 237; Miller, 80, 2SS; Braun,
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POLICE PENSION ACT
WINS IN EAST ORANGE.
Considerable Interest Shown by Friends
of the Bluecoats and It Goes
Through Safely.

The police pension act received favorable
support In East Orange. Considerable in
terest was shown In this affair. although
a very heavy vote was not polled. Follow
ing is a detailed account of the vote:
First Ward-For, Ill and 1875; against, "A
and So.
Second Ward-For, IA, las aid "a;
against, 80, 80 and q.
Third Ward-For, 10S, 146 and $50;
against, 26, 43 and 80.
Fourth Ward-For, 80, 1903 and 81;
against, Sc, 46 and %.
Fifth Ward-For, 116, SO and IS;
against, SO. 3S and 20.
Total, for, 1922; against, 573.
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IN SOUTH ORANGE TOWNSHIP.

Republicans carried South Orange Town
ship by ITO majority. There was no con-
test for South Orange Township Commit
teeman, the name OF William H. Kemp
appearing on both Republican and Demo
cratic ballots. 1t was the first time in
years that both parties Endorsed the one
candidate. The vote for the Republican
ticket was 251 and the Democratic 137. TIL.
total vote polled was considered very light,
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Third Ward. who was not onnosed. and
Mr.. Merrill. Kho will succeed Councilman
Charles A. Lindsey. MI. Bancroft will
succeed Lincoln e. Rowley, who resigned
to become City Clerk.
The vote in detail follows:
Ffrst. Ward-F. Joseph Greer (Rep.). 251
and 2sS; Charles A. Stillwell, 10i and 81,
Second Ward-John Lenord Merrill.
(Dem.), So, 81 and AZ. 0He'on
Third WardmFrank Bancroft (Rep.). not
Fourth Ward-George A. Grover (Rep.)
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WEST CALDWELL.
Only One Vote Difference in the ooun.
ell Contest.


There was a gain in the Democratic
ranks in West Caldwell, which is the home
town OF Assemblyman Backus. The COM
plete returns are:
For Governor-Fort, 81.
For ACKNOWLEDGING, 81; Hines. 81;
Lowrey, 81: Miller, 81; Martin, So; Braun,
smith. 81: Morgan, 40.
For County c~lerk-John B. WooIston. ~.
For Members Of the Borough Council
Russell. ~.
For Asses9or-Edward H.. Baldwin, Sc.
For collector-Albert Brugler, 50.
For Governor-Katzenbach AZ.
For Assembly-Wright, 43; Knowles a.:
Bladder, ~: Hahn, ~; Corish, A.; Meyer, ~;
Lethbridge, AZ; Lane, AZ; Brady, q;
Backus. IS: Breunig, AZ.
For County clerk-charles F. Kraeaner,
For member Of the Borough Council feos
three yearsl-Milton H. Canneld. 81
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ASSESSOR poUcHER WINS.

Assessor William r. Poucher, Republi-
can, Of East Orange, was returned to that
office yesterday by the voters, defeating
Jardine ID. Wallace, the Democratic-Inde-
pendent candidate. Mr.. Poucher received
a good vote, and the opposition shown by
Mr.. Wallace did not develop any notice
able strength.
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will succeed Councilman Stephen w.
Ougheltree, chairman OF the Council, who
may be a candidate in the primaries next
year for the Mayoralty nomination.
Not much interest was shown In the
other wards. John Lenord Merrill, In
the Second, who will be a new member,
won easily over Eliakim Stretch, his Dem
ocratic opponent. Councilman Brown also
had an easy win in the Fifth Ward, and
Councilman Greer won, out handily in the
First Ward.
The new members Of the Council next
year will be Frank Bancroft, of the
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Samuel D. Waterman. his running mate.
492. The Democratic votes were 4S2 for
Manning q. Drake and Az for Jacob Hell
berger.
In the Fourth, Thomas Mclaughlin de-
feated William ]. Smith. Mclaughlin got
667 votes to $50 for his opponent. Hi MAJ
tority was 2S7. In the Fifth, r. Myrell
Plummer, Republican, defeated James
wasssr by a vote Of ssl to sA2.
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Katzenbach got 1858 votes in the city to
1886 for Fort, a majority Of 2SS. The
Fourth Ward, with a majority for the
Democrat of more than $50 votes, v the
city for the candidate.
The smaller school board proposition and
the police pension bill were adopted by the
people by comfortable majorities.
The result of the elections will mean
that the Republicans nex year will regain
control OF the Board of Education and re-
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-11-06

Democratic victory in Orange for Katzen-
bach did not mean any general support for
the local Democratic ticket, as but W
Democratic Corncilmen and one school com-
missioner were elected in the five wards Of
the city. The results were quite surprislps
10 the Democrats.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-11-06

John LenOrd Merrill,
EtepubItcan, Elected to Council, Second
Ward, east Orange.
26S,, 2SO and III; Alden Freeman .(Dem.
and Ind.), %, 50 and 81.
Filth Ward-Joseph M. Brown (Rep.1,
5lf, SS5 and S92; Forrest M. Kaiser (DeuLle
s., 81 and 129.
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The only interesting councilmanic con-
test in East Orange existed in the Fourth
Ward. where George A. Grover was op-
posing Alden fireman, who ran on the
Democratic and Independent ickets. Mr..
Freeman received a a beating. and lost
every district in the ward. Mr.. Grover
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Trci-Gonscrt. (april1 ,tO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-18

EaiIe Sur Meiis in's NnslamS Be.
iprst 8. 3aine, Nr.. Alb, Cf.galti-
morcitrahc, na1c Gnitpm Somic ase.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-18

Tiast die 1Dle Sore, Die Ir Inner Gekauft Hail
': 3sa [NZAEZw
6cnfelt6pfdlcn, i"

vSm 6enfelt6pfdjen."
@r. 511, Weit ; qeginston . Gtrake,
lmportirtcs @~ir5bnrser Sofbran
friid am 3apf. >
(april17. SosToSo,1S)
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JQmesfonn+
(cs6-)
Suhn IhI,

Sobn Ibl,
lfriihcrsg 0erpalter ser ,6erhida tn. psI nnerdbnr,
"a 5&ale." Nadiiclaer ssM Colin gpl5, 4
'&y,4O8, @citsG crip0ton1 Straae. 81
epeiicn su jeSer 9aseSSeit. -
Neinfte @etrdhie anb 6t0arren.
(Scpt2S, 6getc iSoSiGo) - V
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-18

I, YaNea IN d eisr ia's staslanb be-
iurst 6. Mdias,,' a5ls;9H3, Ca.galti.
mureitrafc, ,au4c Gnitpm sonic apc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-18
Gunnestomn.

Spe5ieae piertdsige Touren bon
Baltimore $3.50, aIe Ausgabcn ein'
geihloiien. an5nirasen bel Sbep. $.
Sicner & Gu.. PIT 81 t.8aItimoreltr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-18
nntcrbaltnngs . @caiuciicr.

NntcrDalft1tgs Wc9iuct1cr.
.Wtnit. NEaormie" fascinating SIora".
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oulmerganer 0afiipHsipiele"
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pg,asetn" rIbe @do Wiorning @lorics".
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nSpltsaH" pIbe little Srgnn 8riHber".
,,Mnbiturtnm" - 81 Qudn Suq".
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES nNI StGr d.Galbecinc.
,rHftu Wspunmcntal" - p@rouoipap SaOctD
Girls. "
2nbtn's, 404-406, Eit.9altinprr. strabc -
SanoebiIes9 Spriteluueeli lino beiue0lidle Wtloer.
@eitpprt Yalaee statins Bling ictt often.
rsd1ipnben. Samenpercin uun Baltimore" -
W!ottae, ben 81. Sftuber. arobe ihtpGbiihe
Sirhfpeih in Der nQabors2r ceirs6nuc".
rNrphinn Samcu9'crciu" Mifiipoh, ben
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EaH in Der nSrohiinns0aue".
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ii1o llntcrbuliuna. IS,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-18

Baltimore SpibrGnsS
9 nnb II @cit.8crman-S trakc.-
@arsiiglid)c Sentide Slide.
(2s6-91l Snlins @esuer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-18

Mbleben. - TaItor Claus Stilr=
Ten lit 9citcrn Nohmittog I'M 3 llbr
in Der @obnu1g ieincs S6micoeriob'
mes, Srn. Sobn :. Mpnloier Nr.135.
@elt-Sopfins. Tpcnlle, i'm hobcn @rei.
1enalter bon So Sobren aus bieicnl
Seben gci6icben. Ser Gerltorbene
bene ipar ctiua % Sabre Ereoiger Ger
Dcutlhen epongcliih.llltberiihen S,m-
Misunderstanding an Der Siio.Garoline.
StroBe. Eoitor I. Stienlfc, Der Die
@eneinoe jest nod beoicnt, nilrbe
lein Noffolger.
- 6rou Mo9ooleno Stepbon itorb
geltern IN ibrer @obnung Mr. 1919,
Sonopcr.S troBe. Sbr @ntte, Sr.
Senrp Stepbon, id)ieo ihon Dor Ian.
geren Sabrer aus Dem Heben.
Sur lctten Nube. - Inter
GROCER Sctbciligln9 Don @ciotroocll.
ben fono geitcrn Iormittag Die gc-
eroigutg Der om II. D. Wts. inn Nltcr
bon 40 Sobren pcrltorbenen ,Sroll
WtarD Wogrnlp Icigc pom Srollcr.
banie Ar. 1919, Sit.Mooinion.S IT,,
aus ouf Dem Bonnie Nroc Srico.
bofe" 'tott. Eutcr i. y. Yplpcrs celc.
brirte m Der fntbclilhen Ct. Sano.
tius-aird,c cine HcQllicmuileiic. y9G6-
rem berlclben brod)tcn SEER SbomuS
WtcStliltp, 6rou Mooinc gQcn nno
Sri. Gborlotto Nicolo Coli sllnl Ior.
TRACE. Frad)tpollc Nhumcnipcnoen
ifmildten bcn Snrg. Als @obrtud),
trigger Tungirten ole $50. 4. &cn0it.
Gborlcs s. WiIea, SonlcS Gorbett,
Sobn Bed, Sollis &roule nlo Sollis
Gufer. 0ic TerItorbcne ipuroc am l9.
Hopember 1861 in Baltimore. acbo.
ren. Seit Is rSabren mar lie nit
9errn Sreocrid i. ". Seige pcrbei.
ratbet. Neben 2ettercm bintcrI1Bt lie
ibren Soter, Serrn SanlcS ). Wa.
gram, orei Sd,weitern. fSrau Gbos.
IS. Uiles unb Srls. Sauie &. uno
&otbarine Wagraip, lnlo bier @riioer,
Die 9S. Sones s., iuu., Troncis g.,
CHARLES s. unb W. Sorrn Diagram
in Baltimore.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1907-01-14
Deafness Cannot be Cured

by local applications, as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the ear.
There is only one way to cure deafness,
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Deafness is caused by an infaned con-
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feet hearing, and when it is entirely clos
ed, Deafness is the result, and unless the
inflammation can be taken out and this
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hearing will be destroyed forever; nine
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which is nothing but an infamed condi-
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We will give One Hundred Dollars for
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