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The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-07-27
SPRING LAKE EXPECTS
LIVELY AUGUST DAYS.
Tennis, Golf and Horse Show Are Only
q Few of the Leading

Lspeelal % De Evenlng star.l

SPRING LAKE. July H.-Society at
Spring Lake> expects a lively August. 1t
IS during that month that the largest of
the annual tennis tournaments will occur,
and the horse show of last year is to be
repeated. Then, too. it is expected thai
the Golf Club and Country Club will give
n tournament, including a team match
OF the sort that proved so interesting to
local golfers thrse summers ago. 1t is
said that the New Monmouth, even with
it's extensive addition, will not be able to
accommodate all who wan to come here.
Automobile driving in and about Spring
Lake has become so reckless that the
people are asking police Intervention.
Among the late Newark arrivals at the
New Monmouth are Mr.. and Mrs. j. Nc
Donald. Miss Garfield. Miss Jessie Colt,
Miss Gunniei and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Borcherling.
The Wilburton-by-the-Sea is entertaining
w. T.. Carter. jr., Mr.. and Mrs. c. w.
Riker. X. G. Smith n ], M. Carter, of
Newark.
Recently arrived guests at the New
Monmouth are Miss Alberta Thompson,
Miss Frances Thompson, Mr.. and Mrs. F.
f.. Thompson and Mr.. and Mrs. Newall,
of Orange.
The Gray Swan Inn numbers among its
guests Miss Elizabeth Cashion, OF Newark
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CITY HALLLIGHT BIDS
SPECIAL COUNCIL COMMIT
TEE WILL ASK FOR THEM.
Ask Opinion From Law Department Re-
garding It's Rights as Opposed to
City Hall Commission.o

Active steps to advance the work of
installing the lighting plant for the City
Hall were taken by the Common Councils
special lighting at the committee meeting
last night in the City Hall. Inclination
to go slow on the matter was shown by
some of the members of the committee,
because of the attitude of the City Hall
commissioners who have threatened to
have the machinery for the plant thrown
into the street If It be installed before the
commission expires.
To save unnecessary trouble 1t was de-
cided to ask the law department for an
other opinion as to the authority of the
commission to do as 1t threatens and to
settle who is In charge of the City Hall.
In the meantime all the plans were
made to proceed with advertising for bids
and the city clerk was authorized to pre-
pare the advertisements for insertion, ac-
cording to law. and submit them, with
copies of the blanks to be filled In by
bidders and the specifications to the law
department for approval.
If the city lawyer give an ~unfavorable
opinion of the committees right to proceed
with the installation of the plant, 1t was
decided to hold n special meeting, and the
committee, when adjourned, left the meet
ing. subject to the call of the chairman.
Alderman j. A. Meyer. 1t was decided.
however, unless a meeting Is called pre-
vious to August %. to reconvene at that
time. when bids will be received between
1880 and s p. M, and opened at the last
named hour.
1t was at length decided to advertise for
FIVE days, as required. beginning Wednes-
day. July 81, for bids. Several Aldermen
we're in favor of starting the advertise
roapf1 on M0ndaU npNf Int III was pointed
out that an opinion from the City Counsel
could not reasonably be expected by that
time, and the day was changed to We'd
nesday.
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lions Of tho season, which viii occur
tonight at the Avon Inn Proprietor
Boggs has made arrangements for the
entertainment OF a large company be-
sides those who VIII participate In the
darce. The entire lower floor of the
hotel has been floraIly decorated.
Among the favors VIII be silver vanity
boxes for the girls and cigarette cases
OF the same material for the men.
other favors will be lace fans and
p%arasols. stick pins and novelties.
Some Of those who are to participate
In tho cotillion are Miss Ruth Ryder
and y. w Norris, Miss Gwendolen Jes-
sup and J. J. Refs. Miss Maude Ryder
and Raymond Mennagh. Miss Louisa
Dickinson md Byron A. Miner. Miss
Adrian Fcick and George W. Minck,
Miss Webber and Carl Feick. Miss RidR-
way and ]. e. Walscheid, Miss Ruth
Miller and w c. cambridge. Miss
Louise McElhinny and Sidney Snyder.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G.. Boggs, Mrs. J. e.
Walscheid and John Darragh, Mrs.
George Baremore ard Edward Cohn,
Mrs Sinclair and GeneraLDeWitt elm
ton Ramsay.
Several card parties have entertained
guests this week at the oxford. Prize
winners in a contest wednesday even
ing were Mrs. Edward Meekes AMI
Charles A. clifford. Tennis is one of
bthe summer sports attracting most at
~tention at this hostelry nov.
over at the Hotel Marlborough a
crowd of elderly people. who have
picked out the hotel because of it's Sc
%clusion among the pines. are domiciled.
The Avon Inn is entertaining from
Newark Benjamin +. Dufour, and reg
istered at this hotel from East orange
are Mr.. and Mrs G.. II. Watson. Mont
clair is represented by Mrs. Charles T,
Adams aud her daughter.
Among the N~ewarkcrs at the oxford
are Mr.. and Mrs. J. ID. Ellerman and
Miss Eilerman. Located .here from
Trenton are Mr.. and Mrs. a. d. Post,
and among the Jersey city contingent
ara a. Haliiwell. jr,. aad John S. Men
agh.
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BOWLING AND WHIST
AT BELMAR CLUB.
Women Make High seores-Men's Club
Issues challenge-Many Visitors
at Hotels.

BELMAR. July T.-At the Bclmar club
n regular program Of amuscmcnts, having
something FOR every day and evening of
the week, has been IA progress. Monday
night there was a meeting OF the Ladies'
Bowling club. The scoring was remark
ably high. Among the women who made
the best scores were Mrs. ]. Butler. Mrs.
Alfred Kane aud Mrs. George w Throck
The men's bowling tournament came on
Thursday night The club o Inns a five
man team, which issues n challenge to
amateur teams from the ncighboring
watering places along the coast. Elmer
Cain Is chairman Of the tournament com-
mlttce, and Is seeking engagements with
other teams alone the shore,
Last evening was given over TO the
weekly club whist. strictly for memhe-s
aud their guests. Some OF those who
participated in the card playing were Mrs.
r c. Schmidt. Mrs. j. Rihele. Mrs. II. IL.
Watkins. John J.. Bradley, John storms,
jr., Charles Shuttle, Miss E. Caddie, r. b.
Snow. Miss Bessie Stokes. Mrs. George
Post. Miss Helen Sykes. Mrs. Harry Law,
Frank b. Rapp and Mrs. j. Butler.
Al the Belmar Club a sacred concert Is
planned Tor tomorrow evening. Mrs. Cath
crime Peplow Fritz. a club guest, Will rem
der a number of soprano solos. and other
music viii be furnished by Harry J. Stout,
uAAiApH'. MAJ AhtcNdN tfttlib tNttt VIII
be n chldren's cobweb party, in charge OF
the junior entertainment committee.
The Carleton Is entertaining Mis- Helen
Dwight. Master Horace Dwicht aud Mi.
and Mrs. Henry Dwight. of Newark.
The Melrose Inn is entertaining Miss
Beatrice George and Miss r.. d. George,
OF Newark.
Peter West. r. chaldleck, w. s
Deavay, F. T.. Seibert, N. Struck, b. Hur-
ley. ]. Ferris and $. Livingston are late
Elizabeth registrations at the Carleton.
M. f. Hughes and A. d, Hughes, of
Newark, recently arrived at the Carleton
for the summer.
The Hotel Columbia numbers among its
guests e. NJ. Henry ana A M. Henry. OF
Jersey City.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Hugh Fl Watkins and
family have Joined the Newark colony al
the Windsor.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Seymour. Of East
Orange. have returned to spend another
summer at the Hotel Columbia.
: Al the Atlantic are Miss Edison, Miss
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Bay. A clambake was served them at the
Pleasure Bay House. on the Shrewsbury.
where for several years they have held
outings.
A charitable affair occurred n few nights
ago at the Elberon Casino. where an ANA
teur vaudeville was given for the benefit
of working girls. Cottagers In this section
turned out by the hundreds. Success Of
the affair was due largely to edmund
Guggenhelm. who arranged The details.
Among the late arrivals at the hotels are.
The Hollywood Mrs. Frank Penn and
Mrs. Sylvester Penn. of Newark.
The Takanassee-Mrs. Bert Skinner n
Miss Marian Skinner, of Orange.
The Brighton-Mrs. Glendenin. Mrs
Stout and Henry Ford. of Newark,
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LINCOLN POSTS EXCURSION.

Lincoln Pest No. II, G. A. r., has
booked 1O4 persons for Its twenty-seventh
annual pilgrimage to Gettysburg and
Washington. There are forty additional
applications. A special train will leave the
Broad street station of the Central Rail-
road at $3.50 a. m. Monday, Augrst 26. ar
irving at Gettysburg about ? p. m. Under
the direction of Captain James L. Long,
guide and lecturer engaged by the post, the
party Will be taken over the first days
battlefield. The cottage where Miss Jennie
Wade was killed may be visited In the
evening. The following morning the fields
Of the second and third days battle Will
be visited. After luncheon Tuesday,
August q. the party will leave for Wash
lngton,> stopping for ten minutes on the
SUNNI of the Blue Ridge at Penn Mar,
from which a fine view of the Cumher-
land valley is to be seen.
Washington will be reached In the even
ing of August q. and the following two
days will be spent in sightseeing. The
train, returning, will leave Washington at
$50 p. m. August 20. It is due at Broad
street station of the Central Railroad here
at >10:3O p. m.
The committee in charge is composed OF
William H.. Adams. chairman; E. L. conk-
lin, treasurer; Ira S. Smith, secretary;
Eugene Blything and ]. T. r. Woodruff.
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Ruth Hasiey M. and Il $. Geo e olson
ard Miss Catherine Ragley. Of Nesatk.
Reeent registrations from RahRay It
tho Columbia incluie Mr.. aud Mrs A. Z
Johnson ard fairly.
Louis West and T. Is Wesi. af Ems.
orange. are recent arrivals 1T the Men
tune House.
The Teuna Y sta IS entertaining Mrs Y.
c. HuT and Miss Meta Hun. Of Newark.
Robert Alexarder. Wit hs fsai y. i
snmmefing at the Heufa Nsa.
An automobile purity cumnHei Of Mr.
and Mrs. Walter HuE -. Ms ! ma
Hughes. David Eusl y an Waite Hughes.
IT,, are guests Of tie NEPTUNE.
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OLE D.

BoYLE-on. July p, 1907, Lawrence j., be-
loved son 'of the late Thomas and Maf-
garet Boyle.
Relatives and friends and members of
B~rieklayers' and AIasons' Union Ne. 3
are kindly inyi.ed to ate d the fulfrsi
from the residence Of il s brnthar. Mr..
Thomas A. Boyle, No/41s Bank st Pat,
on Monday, Iuly %. at 9 n. NJ. to ST
Joseph's Church, where a High It.a Of
Requiem VIII be offered for the rppose OF
his senl. Interment in the Cel4e'rry of
the Holy Sepulehfe.
BREwsTER-on July p. 1907. Mildred
Ida, daughter of Charles and Ida Brew
ster (neeL Cloves). aged 4 months and y
days.
Funeral services will be held Mt the
PARENTS home. 613 North Seventh street
on Monday, July %, at 80 D. m. Rela.
tives and friends are kindly invited. In
terment at Clinton Cemetery. IrvinSton.
N. J.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Cecilia McI.augh-
lin, wife of Thomas j. McLaughlin and
daughter of Ellen and the late John r.
Kelly, died at her late residence. M. 100
Paramount avenue, Friday morning, July
26, 1907.
h ~obsequies will take place on Mon
day. July 20, at 9 a. M, from the Church
of st. Antoninus, where a Solemn
REQUIEM will be sung. She will be
buried in the Kelly plot In the Holy
Sepulchre.
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nue.. will spend the next two weeks at the
West End Hotel. Asbury Park.
Miss Bessie A. Grice. of 9 Wallace street,
will spend her vacation at Ocean Grove.
Miss Katherine A. Bross, Of liz Parker
street. is spending two weeks at Shady
Nook" Cedar Grove.
Miss MAY McCli1tock. Of Wallaee street,
will spend the next two weeks at the
Highlands of Navesink, N. j.
Miss Lulu Schneider. of Clinton avenue,
will spend her vacation at Newport, r. I.
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BIGGER THAN DREADNoUGHr.

PORTSMOUTH. July M.=The battle
ship Bellercphon, another of the Dread
nought class. was launched here this aft
ernoon byAPrincess Henry of Battenberg.
The new warship has a tonnage Of 1850.
which Is 100 more than the D~readnoueht.
and several improvements. The Tene-
raire. the third ship Of this class, viii 30
launched the latter part Of August
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BISHOP STANFORD TO PREACH.

OCEAN GROVE. July 1.-Bishop stan
ford win preach IN the Ocean Grove Audi
torium tomorrow. completing with his SER
mon on Temperance a full week Of tenn
perance meetings "a the Methodist camp
resort.
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WEATHER INDICATIoNs.

WASHINGTON, July 2. = Forecast:
New ~Jersey-Fair, continued cool tonight
and Sunday: light to fresh North winds.
NEW YORK. July 27.-LocaI forecast:
Fair and cool tonight; Sunday fair. with
moderate Temperatures; brisk to fresh
Northwest to West winds.
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Weat PoIrt ExcurAIon, July 81.

A popular priced excursion up-the Hud-
son to West Point on the steamer Sirius,
under the auspices Of the New Jersey
Central, will leave Broad street at 9:15
a. M. on July 81 Tickets are 80 cents.
This provides . beautiful trip for a little
money.@AdV.
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AT Av0n-B -THE-S SEA.
Lace Parasols and Fancy Novelties to
BE Among the Fayors for
the cotillion.

Especial tn ths Evening starl
AVOS-BY-THE-sEA. July 27.-Ail
Avon society Is turning ~ attention 70
one of the most elaborate social func.
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HORSE SHOW ENLlVENED
WEEK AT LONG BRANCH.
Cotillion Given in Ballroom OF Hollywood
Hotel Last Evening-Amateur vau-
deville at Elberon Casino.

Especial TO the Evening start
long BRANCH, July 1.-THE Long
Branch horse show opened Wednesday
morning and Will close tonight IL has
been more OF 2 society affair than ever.
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THE WEATHER IN NEWARK.

Newark, N. j., July q, 1907.
Sam. Tam. u m
Barometer. ......... % rs In. q. 80 in. 29.79 In.
Temperature. 49,. 81 deg. 81 deg % deg.
EiunluIty ....-..... $500. o. ~. q pet.
Naturalization at noon, northwest; we
locity, 30 miles.
Yesterday.
Highest. Lowest. Average.
Temperature. S4 deg. 70 deg. 70 deg.
Barometer. ........ q. % in. @.62 In. $3.50 In.
Humidity. .......... SO pct 10 pct. II pct.
Wiud-PreyaiIing direction, southwest;
maximum velocity, 30 miles.
Total precipitation, only a trace.
Character of the day-Partly cloudy.
one Year Ago Today.
Highest. Lowest. Average.
Temperature....... 80 deg. SO deg. 70 deg.
Character Of the day-Partly cloudy.
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VACATIONS
SUMMER ACTIVITIES AT
MOUNTAIN AND SHORE.
Seasons Height Finds Newarkers Every
where-Weekly Dances Enjoyed by
Manipulating and Bathing.

Mrs. Naomi speer. of Hillside avenue,
Nutley, has returned from Compa Beach,
Conn.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Chicoine and Master
Edward Chicoine, of 1 South Orange ave-
nue., are spending two weeks at Keans-
burg, N. J.
Joseph Keefe, of sS Howard street, and
Charles O'Toole, of 1853 William street,
will cave tomorrow for South Jersey,
where they will camp at various points.
Miss L. E. catlin and Miss Williamson,
of Jefferson avenue, are spending the sum
mer at Cherry Valley, N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Brewster and family
are ut their bungalow in Bayhead for the
summer.
Miss Kate Glazebrook and Miss virgilia
Glazebrook are at Bellport, L. /. Gu Au-
gust l they leave there ITO spend the rest
of the summer In Virginia.
Mrs. Charles Mellon and family are
spending the summer months on the Maine
coast.
Mr.. and Mrs. George c. Dodmun have
gone to Northeast Harbor, Me, for the
summer months.
L
Mrs. Manning F. Ccnnett has gone to
the White Mountains for the vacation
season.
Miss Harriet Sampson, of Garside-street.
Is summering in Chatham.
w. Z. Dwyer ana FAMILY, OF
aA4tenaue, are spe d Z C me summer az ne
-,
oI MI, anu IN nifs M ra' rsn"yoa nu nans. o. gus" -
Oranse' anu Mrs. Sndrless 1ahasner' u
gether at Mt. Freedom.
-
MI. ana MIS-. Aleert Gardner Haper,
new country cottage on Notch Hill, North
field. Mass.
=
at Asbury. Park for the month of July.
-
MI and Mrs. A. 5. Denman, OF Soutn
Broad street have gone to their summer
-
Miss Alice Kirkpatrick, of Lincoln
Park, is spending the summer months IN
-
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Paul, of 1149
Broad street. have left A%llenhurst, and
the White Morntoinr
John Lidgerwood and family are spend
iHs 'He" '"'oto a. onei'ei s" ~
Mr.. and Mrs. William Paul and Miss
Ethel PouI are summerine at Lake Placid.
nv rrodar,or n u,onhrovs % snandinp
savora, r,noss ~ 1rannn enronoa raLe
'eSei"i "eeN' at oppel S"'"n"O A"A
MISS =. FRIEND, OF Gnnlon Avenue, WI y
Nssi. lrlelus II DenVisie uurihs n no"
" Nueuse
NJ. u Mrs; Danlel neny WIZ as,
49, y y summer iney va" '
" IA
MI. anu Mrs. 'onn . Henry, " az
Dloau s.,eet, naNe sohe . ouniin'' y e
80 " 49,
Ar'ngr nallow anu lamiiy asu
Sonn Darow, % fNor.n DIoau saasoT
""i sps"u u iesa "a u su'
- NJ
Mr, ana MIS-. 'osepn a. Miller anu r non,
ere Car1 nave renssu a coe'ase :"
uepoi' - ~ tne seaSo"'
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Mrs. Naomi Speer. of Hillside avenue,
Nutley. has returned from Compa Beach,
Conn.
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Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Chicoine and Master
Edward Chlcoine, of l South Orange ave-
nue., are spending two weeks at Keans-
burg, N. J..
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WHERE TO DINE.

h heslss Ro sDS Gsn snd
Capacity for 400 persons. Table d'Hote
II 80 to 2. and . to s p. m. A In Carte all
hours. $40. S44. S46 Broad street. Newark.
DIETsCH'S CLIFTON RESTAURANT, a per-
fectly appointed ladies' and gentlemen's
dining room, with ladies' entrance. HOLSTERS,
hard and soft shell crabs, oysters and CLAIMS
always on hand in season. Clifton and Bloom
field avs. Telephone 773 B. B..
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Joseph Keefe, of 9S Howard street, and
Charles O'Toole, of 1853 William street,
will leave tomorrow for South Jersey,
where they will camp at various points.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Paul, of ia
Broad street. nave left A~llenhurst, ant
are spending the rest of the summer il
the White Mountains.
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Miss Alice kirkpatrick, of Lincoln
Park, is spending the summer months IN
Sparta, Sussex County, N. ].
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John Lidgerwood and family are spend
ing their vacation at Shelter Island, Me.
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Mr.. and Mrs. William Paul and Miss
Ethel Paul are summering at Lake Placid.
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Miss L. E. Catlin and Miss Williamson
of Jefferson avenue, are spending the sum
mer at Cherry Valley, N. Y.
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Mr.. ana Mrs. Albert Gardner Raper,
of Norris avenue, are now occupying their
new country cottage on Notch Hill, North
field. Mass.
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Mr.. n Mrs. A.. s.. Denman, of Soutf
Broad street, nave gone to their summe
home at Southold, Long Island.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Nathaniel Bunnell. of East
Orange. and Mrs. Charles Gallagher, Of
Orange. are spending their vacations to-
gether at Mt. Freedom.
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DR.. Frederick Fl. Humphreys is spending
several weeks at Upper Saranac Lake.
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Miss K. Friend, Of Clinton avenue, will
visit friends in Denville during the month
of August.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Kelly will go to
Wildwood for the summer. They will stay
at the Manor Hotel.
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Mrs, F, Sneyd and her son Edwin are
at Asbury. Park for the month of July.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Brewster and family
are ut their bungalow in Bayhead for the
summer.
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Miss Kate Glazebrook and Miss Virgil
G%lazebrook are at Bellport, L. /. Gu Au
gust 1 they leave there TO spend the res
of the summer In Virginia.
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Miss Florence Ashford and Miss Burke
are making a short soiourn at Asbury
Park. They are stopping at the Ward
villa.
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Mr.. and Mrs. John j. Henry, of IA
Broad street. have gone to Summit for thu
rest of the summer.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold Kielnschmidt and
his sisters. the Misses Annie and Laura
Klelnschmidt. and bis brother Julius viii
60 q Keyport tomorrow 10 nsh and boat
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Mr.. and Mrs. George Virtue and fam
lily. of Parkhurst stree. are spending the
season at Fairfield Beach. Connecticut.
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Arthur Barlow and family and Mrs.
John H. Barlow. of North Broad street,
will spend the rest of the summer season
In their cottage at Avon.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-09-02

wonder if there is anyone in the
national house" says the Ida Grove
Pioneer, "who has not had the feeling
that duty called them to the senate?
They are all willing to rush in and
save the nation"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-09-02

him. Nevertheless, it Is always worth
while to seize each opportunity to savp
"a boy, reform a criminal and create q
decent citizen. The history OF paroleo
men In Iowa is one of success, and OF
which the state may be proud. The In
determinate sentence Is the direct out
growth Of the successful issue OF the
parole system. But with all the effort
made toward assisting fallen men and
boys to stand again, we are negligent
of the causes that induce to failure.
We permit many manners of tempta-
ton to crime and immortality to exist.
We gather, at least in our cities, a rev
enue from crime that when we count
it against the boy Wagners, and the
grown criminals that Marshall county
sent to the penitentlary for the crime
in which this boy was involved, is the
costliest and most cruel tax ever col-
slected.