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Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-04-25

One horse heavy wagon pole and shafts.
Deering cultivator nearly new, Cyphers incu-
bator 100 egg capacity; also rabbits and Belgian
hare, young or old. CHALKLY ZANE
LOG Wood street
4.Is-07-3t Paulslboro, N. J.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-04-25
NOTICE

On and after January LIST. 1907, interest
will be paid to depositors in the interest,"
department. Of this bank at the rate Of 81
per cent. per annum-
The interest accrued will be credited on
the last day of June and December.
Holders Of certificates of deposit are re-
quested to forward them to the bank to be
exchanged for bank books.
G. M. ASHTON, Cashier.
Rell Phone No. l.
Rural-Keystone No. 2. l-l0-'07-tf.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-04-25

small farm Of acres-with room DWELL
inQ-situate on road leading from Prospect
Station to Swedesbcro. Adjoining lands of ].
Justice Apply to JOHN r. TRU1TT,
3l4tf Bridgeport, N. j..
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-04-25
EOR SALE.

Two lots in Bridgeport Cemetery, nicely To-
Gated, for sale, apply to .-,a.r
4IS-'Ozot. Swedesboro, r. F. D. No. 2.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-04-25
Are You a Sceptic?


and think all buggies are alike, that one buggy
is good as another anywhere, everywhere. Il SO
call and convince yourself that you are wrong,
look my line over, see values, styles, improve
ments that you see nowhere eise-not one reg
aslar made job on my floors every vehicle new
and made strictly to my order Extra values
wherever you look at them. Every one who sees
them admits they are diiferent,better goods. bet
ter styles than any they have seen while nine IN
ten intending purchasers place an order or buy
one and why? Because they say my prices are
only about the same as others are asking for in-
ferior goods.
JOSEPH A. JACKSON,
Dealer in High Grade Vehicles
Redwood, New Jersey.
Phones-K keystone. l6x lRuraD; Bell, 25x.
SMALL FARM wa NrED
Want few acres with small house, about 50
monthly. Address
4-25tf, 1912 Ridge Ave, Phila
FoR SALE
seven very fine White wyande tie Biddies.
Apply She & WAGNER,
FoR SALE.
A Monarch bicycle in good condition.
Appi HaoRrER HELMS.
4-25-lt Repaupo, N. J.
WANTED.
Permanent position as coaehman or gardener
First class recommendations.
ALFRED d. BOWKER.
425.l Giassboro N. j.
N oTIcE.
The last regular meeting of the Board Of
Chosen Freeholders Of the year 19a6-07. will be
held in the Court House. Woodbury., Thursday
May at 10 o'clock a. M.
The annual meeting will be held on wednes
way 80 T : s CHAs. N. BELL,
Clerk.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-04-25

The annual meeting will be held on Wednes-
80 - + 3 : CHAs. N. BELL,
Clerk
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-04-25
M OT'I!!!cE,,

When help Is reauired-farm hands, working
v;rls az factory hands-call at 205 N. Front ST.
Philadelphia, Pa. JOHN F. WATSON.
122006-6 mo.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-04-25
PUBLIC vENDUE
SATURDAY.. Nav IA. IsQ7

to the highest bidder. In the presence and under
the direction of the subscriber, one Of the Spec
al Masters of this Court, on
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-04-25
FOR SALE.

Farm of IS acres, situate one mile from Pros
pect Station, on road leading TO Swedesboro.
improvements are (4) room house, barn with
stalls. chicken houses, etc. Immediate pos
session. Apply at once to
JOHN F. TRUITT,
325tf Bridgeport, N.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-04-25

FoR SALE
10 tons first class hay. 2 good fresh cows.
HENRY EBNER,
ar Near EVAN, n.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-04-25
rIl, FOSTER a4.4oo. n. s.l5.

Bay, 100 lbs, 16 hands, in the stud at We
nonah. Nj. If you want work, carriage or
race horse breed to Sid Foster Year of 1907,
Sl(t lean. S5 j. J. COSTELL0,
Wenonah Stock Farm,
4-4St. Box 154, Wenonah, n J.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-04-25
FoR SALE.

few tons of good timothy hay for sale.
Apply to
II. p. LANDERS,
328tf. Near Barnsboro, N. j.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-04-25

In pursuance of decree OF the Court of Cham
Gerry OF New Jersey bearing date the eighteenth
day of March, nineteen hundred and seven, in
cause therein depending, wherein ). Stokes
Nash is complainant. and Annie p. Smythe,and
others are defendants there will be sold at
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-04-25
N OTICE.

The last regular meeting of the Board Of
Chosen Freeholders Of the year 199607, will be
held in the Court House. Woodbury., Thursday
May 2 at 10 o'clock a. m.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-04-25
pom SALE.

-Four (4) shares of stock of the Peoples Rural
Telephone Co., operating about Swedesboro
Nj. Address,
asst F. DEMOCRAT OFFICE
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-04-25

WANrED
Girl for general homework. No washing.
ISAAC T. HAINES,
4-4-tf Clarksboro, N. J.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-24

9urd) cincn SuBtrttt sc.
t00tct. - Inter Der Nn'dulots
o4rg, Den # Sabre olten 9tegerfno-
ben Goiparo .. 8rop bon Nr. 1141,
Tricnaburp Eluce, ourd) einen Sun
tritt 9ctootct 81 bohen, mllroe Der
&eItourutcur Sobn 81. 0iiler bon Nr.
1926, 9aferitroBe, 9eltcrn Nbeno bon
Dem Hunoe Scr9conten Slpurb II.
Ben Scr0eonteu Wids mo Sllh
~perboftct unto III Der noroiue'tlld)en
Holi5ciltotipn cingclicfert. NcryStrth
ipu Dem Ncgeriunacn Dor 'etller
@irthid)oft cinen SltBtritt gegen oeit
llnterleib periebt buben. Der anube
muroe nod ieiner @obnlr1g gebroft
uno bort bon 81. 0ougbertp, Nr.
2506, Yenniplpania : Ipenlte bebalt'
oelt. itorb abcr nadl fitr5er Belt,
@obnbous einged dert.
- Sn sSolge zines Ocfeftcn aamins
bronnte eeitern Nndntittog oos 6od)-
luert,Solis bes Webgcrs Charles
@inflcr nobe Der Garter Nuerlle, troB
ser NnItren9ltnael Der Neilerluebr
nit ieirrenl Sl,bolt bis olli ben 8rltnb
nieher. @on Ser Ginrihtung, bie 5itnt
Sbeil ser Eod)ter bcs 8r,l. @inflcr
aeborte itllo crit bel ibrer fiir5lif)en
8%erm1blung ongcifoift luoroen mar.
muroe Nifts gerettet. 9as Saus
mitroe erit Dor 5iuei Sobren iieii er.
baut. ia Nid)ts perlideri 1T erlcibet
Ser Q2intler einen @erlalt non cirfa
$1,000,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-24
TaS @cttcr.

Had)ocm gcitcrn 6Q3 thermometer
abermuls bic Wtinimol e ScmpCratur
fir Oicicn @intcr rcQiitrirtc, itcut
Ser Wetteruropbct inns fir heutc
mGrmlcrc@ Nctter mo momoQIiG)
Shnce om Nbcuo IN Nu5iiht. Sir
Wontng lit tbciIUciic bclp0Ittc5 g8cts
ter, nicIIeid)t oItd) Hcgcu p0crS hncc
%propbC5Cit.
8cItcrn bctrrlq Der nicbriqitc l6cr
momctcrItono 9 @roo INN ! llbr
MorgcnS, lpQbrcn0 Der hohltc GhCr,
momctcriton6 I'm 1 llbrgtadmittn99
q 8ro0 mar,
HSn Den iibrtgcn &mnoc5 . @cttcrs
itutionen mIroe ioIgen0c ~nicOrigitc
Gcmpcrotltr rcgiitrirt: @ortIon0-S,
Bolton >, Hlbonn 3, Ncp.Oorf 8,
Rbilooclpbio 10, Noriolf 20, Gbors
lottc 26, 0attcros %, Milmington
%, GborleIton 40, Sopnnnob 10,
Sodionnilc 80, Srpitcr 5S, Sen @8cit
Ga, NtInnto 36, Otont9omcrn 40, 9tclu
Orleans 56, @oleitinc IS, Collection
Ga, Corpus Gbriiti 66, Wtcmpbio a.
Cincinnati Is, @ittsbltrg g., Osmcgo
d, Buffalo 4, GlepeIono 6, Detroit 6,
glpcno Il, Worquette 4, @rcen
@op 10, GbicoQo t6, 0ulut6 10, Ct.
9uul Is, ct. 2olia q, &ouioa GitD
"a, Onlobo 20, Sl,ron Is, @ismort
~, @iQiiton -, SABRE If, &cleno
IS, Solt 2ofc 40. Genper 80, Nortb
@lottc %, 0obgc Gitp q, g(morillo
al, Sos NngeieS 80.
Strid) Dor Der 3ifier beOclltct IN.
ter NllQ.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-24

SaBte Den Itc6. - G0mar0
SanOrigon murOe geitcrn pom Hid)ter
8rannon megcn Tiebitobls elmer
SonOtoldc nit 1921 Gigcntbum BON
Sri. annie .. Seloorier, Dem @c.
rihtseertabren i%lberuieien. Sri. Self.
oorfcr lit i'm Compton Der .9totionoI
Goal &c." @up. urtO @otcritrabc,
ais Stenogropbin ongeItcut, lln0
bate lie ibr 3intnter ollf einigc 9llJ.
genblifc oerloiierL DIS Trdiiocnt u.
:. Hrnn &onorigun bcnlerftc, mel.
der Idncll ons 6reie 81 crreid)en
uerlud)te. Erdiioent Hpon, Dem Die
Sode peroGdltig porfom, folgte Can.
origon unO belt oenielbcn felt, Dis
Holijiit Canadian i'm nod Nltntero
Slider brifgen ton1te. 2ielttenant
Cole erfannte Sanbrigun iofort ais
eitcn nlten 9cfnnnten, ueldJcr be.
retts I'M 3llftbnlls g%cielieIl bat. Ser.
Ielbc gebortc Dor 5ebn Sobren Dem ios
%gcnanntcn YSdIoolgon0" OIL, luelder
Marib.W arfet.S space pniider mad)te
lino lid aus e~bemlaligen SninIien beS
ySol,ie OF Hefltge" unb Ser st. Wto.
rtell-S uoltitrieidule" %5ulonnmen ieste.
Gieielben berollbten bantnls eiItelt
gciuiiieii Srn. Gb. Slang Inn $3.50
in 21a.0plar 8oloitiiden nno eillen
Giamontrina int @ertbe bon $500.
Nd)t oieier 8eiellen erbielten 3nd)t-
ballsitroien. Iic S%onotald)e mltroe
I'M Belts 9onori9on'S aefnrt0cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-24
l%1nporTdltigcs WGbhen.

----
9teQie Hollcp talt eiugeirorene Wal.
%icrr0bren nit brennenoem Fopier
olli uno ger1tb babel in grano.-
Sdpmer am llnterleib perlebt.
9ie 14.iG6rige 9telie 3oqep, Sod)s
ter BON GGOor &aQep, Ger. 10l1, 9orts
Houo, ein 9ienitm0od)en 0 6rnll
@oc6el, 9tr. 1889, DorfsRooo, muroe
gcitern A6eno gegen 7 llbr idmer
an 9rllIt unb llttcrlei6 pcrbrannt,
oils tic oomit bei6Gftigt iuur, nit
%6rCnnenoenl Yopicr .bintcr Gem Sauic
cine einaeirorene 8alicrrobrc auf5ll-
tollell. Captain ". $. &0bler bon
ser Soften unb 2eitcr.G ompagnie Or.
I b0rtc oic Siilferufe oes WdO6cnS
ulo elite 81 ibrcr &cttung bcrbci,
Wtit uicler Mii6e gelong cS ibm, nit.
tets icines lleberrofs Die 6lommen 3u
critifelt. Or. 9ierce bon Or. 1923,
Nor6.GborlcS StroBe, ~leiitcte benz
u%n9liidlid)en MGoden Die critic @iilIe
uu1o iorgtc ip6ter fir ieire lle6erfiib.
ring nod Ocnt o6ronflin Squares
SoIpitol" IN elmer BON 5rou 8oebcl
gemictbetcn YriDat.Mmbulan5.
So6 in SEN SIommen.
Die 9tcgerin q. 2ecompte bon Nr.
500, GnIor.S trobe, perbronnte &c.
Itern in ibrer @oDnuna ols lie NIT
ibren aleioern Dem Sfen ST. nabe &c.
fonmen mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-24

Seine ScrGnbcrung i'm
Strife. - 8eItcrn luar Die Sitlio.
ton IN 9c5ig oilf sic ltrifcnbCn Sci
iclihnlic0c u%nperGnocrt, bod bofrcn
sic Iusit1noi9en, boB lire Sorocs
rlrrg elmer 5ebnpro3entigcn 2oDner'
60Gulto bon Sen 1irnten, uclde oieS
bisher nod nidt getbon baben, bolo
6etpiaigt ipcroen miro.
Gin METER lte6cr DUB. -
@1brcuo 8ciongpereiile bel Masfelt.
bGQen ~gepobnlif ouf Gefi5its rcd.
nen, bot laut Ser 4brednung, luclde
bas Observation-Disclosures oes .Irion"
geltcrlt 9lbeno BET Srn. 8eorg 6tl'
Ina, Nr. 404-i06, SIt.goltimore.
iirobe, ob6ielt, scr @crein oieies Sabr
ciltcn llcbcriduB i'm 9etro9e bon
Sill cr5iqt.
3metter trofeuer Sonna
g.-SoQs Die RlGne Der Goli5eibe'
60roe uno oes Moridaas 6nrnon sur
TGrd)fiibrung %9elangen, miro Valtl'
more bcutc niefer oii oen Srodenen
iiben. 80 Holi5iiteu IN Giptlfleioern
lucr6en mieoet Die 6otels ino @irtb'
idaften bei9ofen, iuGbrenO Oas eoit5e
uniformirte Iepartement ebenfoa3
mitbeIien mliB. llebertreter Ses Conn.
togsgeiebes ob5nfaiien.
Sta0trathS. Ganbioat. f.
Sn beit an5cigeipoltcn bes vGcut.
Observation-Disclosures" 5eigt Sr. Seil-
rp u. llIrid, luelher iest Die 5.@oro
i'm eriten Stootrotbs5meiee pertritt,
an. Dab er nieDer oIs Gonbibat fir
oieles. Nn,t ollftritt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-24

Ic92ntIid altd) oui Sen Mopor nbgc-
feuert uno iubeltc inn cine 3ub0rer.
men3c 3lt, mclhe sic &alc bis AMI Sen
Iebtcn EluB iiiltc. Iic limoultss
InbanBcr mciien ouf Sen Rccoro
ibrcS 9anncrtr68cra nit StoI5 bin,
uto gera0e 0icicn Necoro bat iid)
@od)tcr 5um Nn5riiiaobicft 9cnom.
men. Ter Mapor bat iiA cntihloiien,
in bieicr Gompa0nc nidJt 81 iprcdcn,
luno miro Oo2 Rcoen IN p~oIitiidert
&criammlun1cn iebr mci'c onOercn
2eutcn iibcrloiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-24
Tnitria 9iitrift POP, :. II. y.
Wusfcn. SrGn3d,cn

nm WuntnM bcn 25. Ne6ruar,
in Der y@uriuGrts.Sallc," 734, @cit-
ScringtOn-S trafc.
u. g. Hnt Waitrc &c Elniiir. (55)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-24

Teabnop = SnIti Iii. - Gu&
SorbereitungS . 0eportcment Oc@
Eeobo6p . Snititut5 Qab geltcrn I'M.
fer 2eitunq Der Superintenoentin
Mtop 8nrettion GpnnS Elm Shiilcrs
CONCERT, bel nelbcm &iIoa Hongc,
Miriom Comet, Glinor 9ro0H, Slos
renee &orrilon, Gbitb Yrettpmon, &.
Wontoguc. Worqueritc 9eQ, Wiorgo'
ret gSilion 6rou SorfinS, Olga bon
Sorb. @u5el 0cnni5, Slorcncc @ela,
Wirginin Bean, &enriCtta Samnton0,
Slime Eonoolpb, Glcnnpr 0iGg0, &.
Sd)robcr, Selen Srild), Coma Orc.
pcs. emma SeO0ermun, ". Carlton
Gbort, Gllgenio Gary, 0npio Sbuls
man, SiOncpS eioemonn, Gpa Stoui,
Ter. Clara Slof, Gtbcl Gcon Sole
pbine @oban gllicc Carpenter, 6lo,
renee Mrtbur, Caroline Scn0crion,
Noro @dnncnpetldl, Gin NortboI'
man, Sillio 3irdcl, geo @olmolt, W.
@ciliel, @ilmer Hnp, Nosluel9farIh,
0opiD Sbulmon, =. 8roe, g. Seioe.
man, Carlton Short, Sarrp Wngncr,
Goparo Sulbcrt mitmirften. Is ma.
ren Schiller ilno Shiilerinnen bon
SrlS. Mbbott. Ballard, @IodbeoO,
9oulion, Goriine, @oltbous, &onc@,
Subj, 2udc, @orocn, Mnrtcr, 6roll
Surner, @ooos, SS. Nornldctu uno
Saiighton.
Nblcbcn. - Sn Ictncr Nob'
rlll,a, Nr. 7t5, McIt, @crmnusS trnBc,
itorb gcltcrn 5r. 6ranf u. Sd)ulttcr.
Glteitcr Sobn Don Barbara ulo ocul
pcritorbcncn Wuitou Sdluttcr, I'M
gItcr bon 81 Suhrcn.
Sr. Yenomin " J. ltelcn
toot. - Sn icincr Sill0 ScrnOon
itorb ocitcrn Mlor9cn fllr5 nad) l llbr
elmer Der on~geiebenIten @euobner Don
Gotouspiqe, &r. 9cninrin MblteIcn,
I'M hoben gltcr bon 81 Snbrcn an
2ungcncnt5iinounQ. Gr lcitcte fril0cr
inter Der 6irno @hitclcp Bros, &
50. Elm Gnqrob . Wtnnuiaftltr E &c
it0it, bis er lid I'M Satire 1880 SIT.
riid5og. Gr binterloBt rrei &in6er,
5pei @riiOcr, 10 Gntel uno s llrcnfcl.
Gin ungcm III + d CT 9ru.
Der. 49, Sron5 @ogner, % Sabre alt,
bon Rr. 1858, Weit.@torth Nueillte,
lpuroc geitern bon Rittcr Carr IN
Ger norOpeitlid)cn EoIi5ciltotion ne.
gen ongeblifen unorocntliden Setru'
gems nit So mo Soften b%citrnit,
&agner fam am 6rcitug NbenO nod
Dem Siationsbouie unO pcrlunGte Elm
9ett. I'M iid) it,loien Iegcn i'll fonnen.
Mls inn Elm iclhes pcrlueiqcrt mur0e.
beaonr CT ln9emiittlid) 81 perbcn
mo id)ilnpftc 'olonge, bis CT IN oNu.
nero Cider" untergcbrad}t murOc,
llnter $4,000 @iirqs
ifoft. - Ter am GreitaQ perboi
iete friibere aoiIirer ser canton 40.
iionol @onf" Sobu ". s. @ei9er
muroe geitern bon 9unoeS Gommiiidr
3oaers utter $4,000 iiir @iirgidoit
fir Elm meiteres @erbor am 6reitaQ
entlnIien, Uni lid fpe9cn angeblidCr
llnteridlaglng bon $4023.52 aus ben
8elbern Der Canton RotionoI @onf"
81 perdntporten. ~Gie $50. Wtartin
Weperbird un6 9oui9 Meli& un1
Satin leiiteten sic @iirgid)nit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-24
@reen TraDtnq
Stamp Sffcrte.
Grtra Stamps

Gicic @udlc nudl u%cricbcni. nit ~nnieren be.
%riihmtcn 5Ber, saiise uno 6rperrieu. Iir nc.
bcn oicie @cinGits sgermcbrcr an uuierc SIM.
hcr, iucil mir niieu, ban bic 6ompasuie, bic
tic usrausgnbt, puntdnoia ucrantmurtlif 1T.
iuril mir miirn, bah bic fir ~picielbcn eiuae.
tauihtcu @anren Die i~dDnitcu uuo iuiiuihens-
pertBcitcn tuo, bic is uuu irsenS 5emaus ais
Grantic uuaebutcn luurbcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-24
Die lcttc SOffnnns seidunnScn.

Slt lCPlC 4uIIHHHB Blfu}p"'oth'
Sra1l Marquar0t onri nid)t %ldnoen.-
San0els.S cfret0r StrutS 6eoou'
ert in einenl Sdreiben an EoItor
G6ring, boB inn oos @eieb in Die
lem Sale feline Gi5fretion lGBt.
Die 6eoauernSmert6c Srau Gnliltc
MorQuorOt, mcldJe i'm bieligcn Getens
t~ionSbollS fir Giunonoerer fcItgebaIs
ten miro uno in 0eren Snterellc Eas
Itor G6ring, Wiiiiondr bc5 Gcuti6cu
G~migronten ,6oilit$ in Nep.0orf, oil
ben ErGiiGentei ser @creinigtcn
Stooten oppcuirt bat, I'M ibrc 5lpeitc
Deportation 5lt uerbinOer!l, miro troe
Der %Nppelotiou sum- 3lucitcn Wtolc
5luongSiuciic bic Giidrciie nntretcn
milIien. Inter Den %gcgebellen I'm.
itdu0cn miro sic ,Srou IN Der Seimatb
bIciben m~iiiieM bis Der @atte 9iirQer
miro, mas I'M Wonnt 2lrlglit Oieica
Sobres gei6cbcn fam, o0cr bis
sur Infroftretlng 0es l1euen Ginloan-
oerltn0S.@ eietcs, luelGe5 Die Seitim.
multg cntbolt, 0aB in iolfen 8aaet
cine SIR bier acitottet lit. EaItor
N6ring crbielt 9citcrn cin S6reibel
bon Srr. .. Strol5, Scfret0r fir
San0el unG 2lrbcit, in Dem Der Sefrc.
tGr beoolrrt, oaB inn inter Den, al,
ten @eicB Die SGn0c ge6unoen limo.
9uS Shrci6cn lolltet m0rtlid, mic
folgt:
n9c5ugllcGmcr0 ouf STR Gelc'
9rnmm pom ~. 3. Wtta. an 0ieie3 C.
portemcnt un6 Sbre Expectation pom
gleidjcn Iotltn on ben Yrdiiocntcn
in Dem Sale ppn tSrou Gmilie Mdr.
qltGrot, Die Sum 5~lpeiten Mole bier
eingetroiien iii, ltm iid) ibrem @ottel
uno ibrcn &inoern in HonGout, g..
~ an5ui6lieBcn, mo ic0e9mol luc'
gen Srahoma 5llriiGgcpicien mllr0e,
beoalterc i'd Sbnen mittbeilen 5I
miliicn 6oB i'd inter Dem beItebcn,
6en 8eIeB feline Mndt babe, Die Sra,
bier sur Sur IN cinem Soipitul untcrs
briilgen 81 %laiien. Earogropb 10 ocs
einidldgigen 8ciebes Dcrbictct Die &c.
bo1ollrng onn NllSlGnoernL bic NIT
onitcfcnrcn &ronfbeitem 5. f.. iold)en,
Ole BON @cicb ais contagi0s be5eits
net merOcn, bc6nftet iinG, III 0cn SO,
ipitdlern 0ieies 9on0e8. Menr id)
oic Wfod)t batte, 10 mare i'd gcrlic be,
rcit, lie III otclem Safe nl%5iii6en
INN Die Srennlung Der Srnll bon loren
Ginocrn mo iGrem @nttelL ser ieinc
Grtlorltng, amerifanild)cr 9iirger 5u
N,rGcn, nbgcgcbcn bNt, ~ pcrbina
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Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-29
Los AnqeIes Artist Honored

Although Mary Stewart Dunlap has
been in Los Angeles not quite year she
has so identified herself with the local
artists by selecting Southern California
subjects for her work in both oils and
water colors that one instinctively
classes her as Los Angeles woman
and takes a local pride In the knowledge
that her work has been accorded high
rank in the east.
Miss Dunlap, who has spent fourteen
years studying in the art centers of the
world. four of them in Paris, makes a
speciality of reproducing the transient
coloring of the early morning and the
sunset hours. In September she sent four
pictures to the exhibit of the American
Art society in Philadelphia, each of which
showed the marvellous possibility of col
oring in the California landscape, and
Tuesday of this week received notifica-
tion that she had been awarded the silver
medal of the society.
Miss Dunlap's success is of especial in
terest to clubwomen everywhere, as she
is member of the Sorosis of New York.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-29
OH-7ANK LAW
BEING FRAMED
SEVENTH WARD CLAMORS FOR
RELIEF
Council viii Grant Public Hearing
Soon to Get at Sentiment on
Both Sides of Vexing
Problem

After weeks of skirmishing the long
delayed oil tank ordinance will probably
he given a hearing next week, SO that
representatives of the oil companies as
well as property owners may vent their
views for the lawmakers benefit.
Councilman Henry Lyon, in whose ward
there has been much trouble over the
tanks maintained by the Union Oil COM
pany, has urged that an ordinance GOV.
ering all contingencies be passed at once,
and for this purpose a hearing will be
arranged.
The fire commissioners have had SIM
lar problems before them and it will be
relief to them il an all-embracing Law
can be put through which will take care
of all technicalities.
City Attorney Leslie R. Hewitt is not
clear as to what is wanted-whether
property owners ON the block affected by
proposed tank should first be notifie
by the city or whether the signatures of
these owners to a petition shall be the
deciding feature for permits.
The ordinance after being drawn will
still be subject to the gauntlet of objec-
tions> of individual counclmen, though
the report of the legislation committee is
likely to be conclusive.
Councilman e. A. Clampitt, who Is an
oil man, says he wants to see no hard
ships imposed on poor people by the
measure.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-29
KILLING NEAR M0JAVE is
USED AGAINST SALOONS
Aqueduct Board Posts Warning That
Camp Employees Must Keep Out
of Drinking Places II
They Value Jobs

One of the reasons why the aqueduct
hoard posted notices in the camps at
elizabeth Lake on the Owens river aque-
duct warning employees against visiting
saloons within two miles of camp is
made evident by news dispatches con-
,erning recent killing on the aqueduct
route.
Ralph Bowers, saloon keeper at
Eighteen Mile house, north of Mojave ii;
the desert, lost his life, 1t is claimed, at
the hands of ]. M. Finn, teamster 60
years old. They quarreled over a poker
game and Finn shot Bowers.
Saloons are being established despisa
lie vigorous objections of the aqueduct
officials, who fear disorder and low.
cred standard of service from the men
on the payrolls.
The killing will be used as ammunition
IN the different counties along the aque-
duct route where anti-saloon sentiment
is developing.