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The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-11-07

Will you kindly give me a recipe for
picked white onions? Also one for ounce
jelly, and oblige, A READER
Picked White Onions-Select small
onions Of equal size, perfectly sound; peel
and scald until they are tender, drain and
put into glass jars, heat to the boiling
point sufficient vinegar to cover them,
scalding with 1t a quantity of mixed whole
cloves and mace; pour it over the onions,
distributing the spices among the Jars;
seal the jars alright, after pouring the
vinegar over the onions.
Ounce J~elly-Pollsh a number Of ounces
with a smooth flannel cloth. Do not pare
them. Cut in small pieces, core and put
all in a kettle. Pour over cold water to
cover. and boil until soft. Pour all into
a flannel bag and hang up to drain care
fully, pressing occasionally to make the
Juice run more freely. To one pint of the
juice add three-fourths of a pound of sugar
and boil for fifteen minutes. Pour into
tumblers. Seal with paraf1n and heavy
paper.
Kindly let met have a recipe for making
clam cocktails, and please let mi know II
the sauce is the same as the sauce for oys-
ter cocktails, and win the thanks of
IGNORAMUS.
Clam Co~ektails-A1low a half dozen very
small CLAIMS for each cocktail. Have them
very cold, and serve In cocktail glasses or
in tomato cups, which have been made by
peeling and scooping the pulp from small
round tomatoes. For each cocktail allow
one tablespoonful of lemon juice,four drops
Of tobasco sauce, a bit of paprika and salt,
and a little prepared horseradish.
Add a little cracked ice and serve.
The same sauce may be used for oyster
cocktail.
Kindly let me know in your valuable
paper, not later than Thursday evening,
the appropriate dress for a woman to
wear at an II o'clock church wedding, and
obllge, yours gratefully, NINA.
Wear a light dress, with a hat. A pretty
suit of wolfe or other dressy material, with
a lace or fancy silk waist, would also be
appropriate.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-11-07

Mrs. Frederick s. Douglas, of 1919 Broad
street, has issued cards for an Eat home
Thursday, November Is. from 4 to 7 o'clock.
The Invitation includes the card of Mrs.
Frederick Heath Douglas, who before her
marriage in the early summer was Miss
Edith Rosslter, Of New York.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-11-07
$4,000 WORTH OF
UPHOLSTERY GOODS
AT IMPORTERS PRICES.

We will not burden you with detailed dscnpHons-hes are too many kinds
to tell o-but we will quote the regular values and the special prices "' YOU may
know of the possibilities for saving which the sale presents
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-11-07

There Is a way, after all, to fool the people
to your advantage, a good deal of the time.
And that is, by giving them more than you
have promised. and more than they expect.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-11-07
IN SOCIETY.

One Of the late November weddings will
be that Of Miss Pearl G.. NJ. Pfeiffer,,
daughter OF Mrs. Charles F. Pfeiffer, Of
As Congress street, and Leonard q. Twltch-
ell, of Arlington. Miss Pfeiner Is kinder
garten directress in the Belmont Avenue
School.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-11-07

- o"TT1 V71 TT HE TTNT BOY.
A short top coat is just the kind of garment a boy likes to wear for it is
quite warm enough for ordinary purposes and il a vast deal more man-uke
than a long coat which m car hardly tell from ones little sisters The model
shown is douhlebreasted and has all the pockets the coming man desire.
1t may be made of any seasonabe cloth, and n trimming is needed. Cheviot
tweed, homespun, serge or n wool cat fabric is suitable for making up
on these lines IL yards 81 inches wide being required for the medium size.
2s7s-stzes 2 a. 6 years The price of this pattern is ten cents
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-11-07
CONTINUATION OF THE FOUR DAYS SALE OF
Misses, Children'S, Boys, Little Gents" Shoes

Girls vid kid patent tip Button Shoes; first heel;
opera Sp aa toe last; sizes IN to 5; regular 1.6o
Children's pat. vamp dull top Lace Shoes; made
on the wide foot form last; welt soles; 1 m
Misses fine vici kid Lace Shoes, st. patent tips,
wide toe last, good strong soles, sizes ~ "a
to 2, reg. $3.50 80. 10y
Also a special purchase of 500 prs. Ladies' Colt
Skin Button and Lace Shoes, tip and no tip, ~ to
lasts, welt soes, regular $500. XXX
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-11-07

umbrella handles are lovely fhinos 81
telse she'll es well as ivory, representing
tns 1eaus or parrots partridges. eocke fsos
enu Dtos Win ruby and diamond eyes.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-11-07
Couch Covers Cheap

Si.75 Tapestry Couch Covers 1.3o
$3.50 Tapestry Couch Covers lSo
1926 Tapestry Couch Covers zoo
$3.50 Tapestry Couch Covers -. 2So
S5.25 Tapestry Couch Covers AIS
$3.50 Tapestry Couch Covers $50. SIS
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-11-07

Kindly let met have a recipe for making
clam cocktails, and please let me know II
the sauce is the same as the sauce for oys-
ter cocktails, and win the thanks of
TGNnR AMTT9
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-11-07
Colored Dress Goods
Remnants

For Friday only, in waist, skirt and some dress
lengths. The list of materials includes:
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-11-07
portieres, $685. a Pair.

Isn't 1896 a small price to pay for a pair of Porteres- even for very ordinary
rsuv little bit to pay for Porieres of the better sort? Isn't it al enhcng price to put
$3.50, S5o, $3.50 and $3.50 a pair?
That is what we have done for those who will come IN Friday or Saturday.
lot S3o5 a pair, and lucky are those that get them
Best of eoorngs and new patterns Several pairs of each pattern Every pair
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-05-31
SIrkifde GtnluraI&drn.

Sn Der Barrier rRsDus" Tdrsibt
@raf periignac ii6er bic Droaieteiten
Der tiirtiI9en GenIur:
9ie tirtiI6en 9ldtter - 10 ersGblt
er = biirfen niemaIs bic 0amen Dir
menisn" uno ,Ma3ebonien" bruden.
Gines SdssS poGlte bas in Ysra err
i&einenbe fran5Dffde 8latt .Stams
bull" f4rsiten: r@eitern ftteB Der
9ampfsr ,Qrmenia' nit benz Dampfer
,Niser' auTdmmen, bic ,Mrmenid'
fdnt." Ser GenIot aber itri9 bas
Wort narmenia" unb fGri.b bafiir
nit Der srDbten Seslenrube rWrs
mpnta."
Man tdnu ni6t einmdl fagen, bab
in Der 9iirtei bic 3situngen tpsnigs
items bas Re9t baben, ft9 na1 8sItes
ben nit benz 3alenber gu bei9dftieen:
es BARI }. 9. peber bonn Mnnat gu.
quit nod bonn Monb 9efpro9sn tpers
ben. Wit Der @bI6affung oes no
mats Nueuit bate es folgsnos Be
panbtnib. Gin 9idtsr iiberfsbts Ga.
f%ontaines 5abeln ms Siirtiide, aber
bic Gen'ur perbot inn ipegen Der sSas
BEL Die Grille unb bic @msiIe" Die
@erOffentIiGung ieiner lleberiebung.
Mon mub ndmli9 tpiFen, bab i'm
Tiirtiiden bic Grille bas ,@ueufts
tbier9sn" bcibt, unb baB... Der Sui
tan i'm @u9uit geborsn lit. Man bate
aIfo in Der Sabel cine lnsbrerbietise
Inipielung, cine Qrt Waieitdtsbelsibis
euns pittern t0nnen!
lin nun berartigen @efabren fir
INNER aus benz Weee gu sebtn, bat
man einfa6 bas Wort @uguit gGnss
li6 perboten. Was BEN Monb betrifft,
70 lit er, ipie man psib, man9mdl In.
folse ieiner pbafen, bic 1id Der Naht
bes paoiIdabS entsisbsn, Elm -. 9albs
mono, unb besbalb barf man aud bonn
Wonbe nidt fpreGen.
Gin INTERPRETATIONS gldtt bef1rieb
etnmol einen 8erfu9 nit WdTtrItpff
unb f6lob feinen Mrtifel nit ben Wor.
ten: No.. Der Saueritoff bes WaFers
bampfes permif6t fi9 nit benz giIen
uno Der WaHerftoff bIeibt FRET" Der
Gsnior itrid bas Wort fret" sMas
ion i'd benin bafiir fdreibena" ftasie
Der 0erfaNer bes @rtitels. y9os lit
Sbre SaGe." eripiberte Der gtnfor,
raber in Der Siirfei bdrf Der MaFerz
itoff nidt fret bleiben, BENIN mir fpts
men ni4t pifen. mas bubinter i.dt!l"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-05-31
Ao[tnhldtbt.
Don eAOctbrib Sitter.

Gin flsines Sorf. bod Ouf benz InTe lieet,
Sas feline 9Guier, ifief uuo ipetterbrnun,
S6ubiudeno an Die 6elienlebne i0mic9t
Gang TT urb etniam bier bic Wiuterna6t,
Der 9enl ionimt ipdt uno eibt nit Tar.
Ger Sorb,
God marin uuO ib6n Der tur5e Spmmer
labt.
Sic Mottcu rings ca arars bon liGtem
Grin,
9ie i9moIsn @artlein Itebn In buntcm
Is frtut t6 jung unb oft; bic Goicn blHbn!
Sic crtcn 8oien! Spit ert i'm Quauf,
Bor oes 3uraten S1attS am 2attenSuuu,
GrblibeH iie, Dem gan0en Sorf 3ur SUIT.
Ser aiutite Roientruu@ bstm aummipirtb
ardat 9lsi&s giumtu, frofi8, bIduIi6'
roth,
Sod faunt Die sanSe Ginbsri6uur i'm uu.
Ses 5erru 2uruten 4Oitn isbes Sabr,
Sic geben cinen ho1len, ouft'9tn Gran1
Inns Glib Der Gaa0enreiben ON Nltar.
Sie fub seiueibt! = 9o6 bic btim aamms
lntriD ttebn,
Wuf bic bat, i@eint's bus Oanss Sort Elm
Rebt,
limb icbsr bridt fe i'm @Orlberecbn.
Ser CUB brin0t cine Goie icinem e6ub,
limb l6belnb Oi6t has dlt'fte Mittterlsiu
Sbr uuf benz Mtbbu6 etnen GbreHplub,
God lsgt man sinen 9ooten In ben Sbr,in
Sn oieien 9a9eu, 70 eebbreu ibm
Sic Roien ole in has Grab binein.
llnb tptr @trilGrur9 Itegt ts auf benz osib
Der Srausrnben. IS iUar Elm ib6nrr
9Do,
Go btibt's nod lang, CT ftarb sur 0oIsn'
aeit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-05-31
fraY Gls}t i'm Dfrkrbr nit Dor
nebmrn.

SiirIten unb griItofrdten gegsniiber
trug Der sroBe @irtuofe, 70 untuibere
ftebli9 lieben3piirbig CT fpnit fein
tonnte, bds Sdupt ungebsucr bod unb
5sigte ii4 gegen ie ice pon feinen
i9roffIten Seiten. QIs StOnig Sriebs
rid Wilbelm Der @ierte inn ais Set
diem feiner 8elpunoerung Elm @ef6ent
In @eItalt elmer Siamant6uIennabst
iibcrrei6en IieB, f4leubsrte en- fe psrs
lbtliG 6inter Ieinen Stubl. Den 3dz
rem Nitolaus ben GrIten be6anbtlte er
bsrmaBen serinsf6dbig, bab bic 9ofs
Isute fir ben unborii6ttgen &iinitler
aitterten, lnb benz 8iirgert0nig 2ouis
pbilipp biente er nit elmer 70 f4rpffen
Nnttport, bab er ii9 bamit Inn einen
ibm Sugeba9teu Srben bra9te.
Ger &0nig bate nGmli4 bes groben
Mriiters 3orn erregt, inbem er cine
@noa6l psniionen an Derbiente Sons
t~inftIer einfa6 seitri9en bate. Mdbs
renb Der bertpO6nte uno maBIos eigenz
finni9e 2is5t auf feinen SonsertretTen
bic S0fe unb bic 8Olter bon gana Gus
ropa in einsu Sdumel bes gnt3iidens
perfeBte, Iisb er ii6 ni6t Elm ein3ises
Mal berbsi, am Sofe 2ouis pbilipps
gu fpielen, 70 tpenig pie an benz ipanis
f6en Sofe, neil bort gu isner 3eit elm
Muiiter ni9t als boffdbig gait. &Os
nisin ISABELLA mar atpar geneigt, bas
itsife 3eremOnieI in feinem Gaa gu
bur4bre4en, er lebnte eS uber ensrs
gid ab.
Nun traf ss fi9 einmdl, baB Der
Srdn3oientonig in Grarbs piduofortes
dusitenune gins unb auf Elm number
bares Sldpierfpiel %dufmertfdm purbe.
Srana 2is3t fab an eiuem SlugeG unb
pbantaIirte. !Sier tonnte CT Dem So
nise nt6t entgeben, benin ct bate BON
feiner QnpeIenbeit ni9ts bemsrtt. limb
2ouis pbilipp, Der 10 piele MbtpeiIun=
gen bon benz ~9eiitppaen Giinftler ers
fabren bate, trat gu ibm unb fprad
ibn an: nGrinuern sic ii9 po9t nod,
fpie sic ala tleiner Sunge In meinem
Sauie seipisIt BADEN, als id nod Ger
5og bon Orleans par9 3, tpispiet bat
ii9 fsitbsm perdnbert!"
.@ber ni9t gum 8eFern," ,perieBte
Der lleberrumpelte, berbeugte fi9 froz
fig unb lisB ben &Dnis itsben.
Der mar bann 70 GrgerIih, bdb er
in bic Suilsrien suriidfubr un6 ben
riidii9tsloien &iinftler e~igenbdnbta
bon Der elite Der fir bic .gbrenlegion"
0oreeI4lasenen itri4.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-05-31
Der oenfbe Goty3pOnoe"t Baltimore, as6. sreitas, osmasI. Mai 1907.

5ogeit, um Doio oaruuI bur9 cine ytez
bentbiir i'm !SinterItiib6en bes nRptbsn
9a6ns" pteber gu erf6etnen.
SIN @ait3immer dber IeBten itA bic
gn9ldnber nteoer un6 perfabten cinen
8eriht, in nel1em lie ibr Grle6niB
fdilberten. Sobdnn riefen Tie ben
@irtb, Der fOfort fein @ntIis in biiiere
Salten le9te.
p@rr llirt6," faste Der cine, nbieIer
Mann bat uo6l Elm llei6 uno Sinbs?"
nSSa, IeiOer-5rau unb 5pei 8inber!"
Der 5ragenbe reidte nun unter
Sopfntceu beS anberen benz Dirt6 cine
Qn3a6l @olbitiide. nGe6sn sic Der
Grau bes Mannes! 9l6er uir uolen
nift aben bic 9rau in bas 3immer."
8alb bdrauf ftanben bic Iouberz
barren @dite ouf uno ma4ten ii4 reifes
fertig.
oQrmer Mdnr, Der uns bat aeigen
uolen bas uds!" iagte Der cine be-
bduerHb.
nNber IbTtur3 tlar gut, ferr quit"
febte Der anbere bin3u, unb Der crite
beItdtigte bies nit leu1tsnoen @ltgeu.
0a ertDnte bas Sorn bss 9oitinons,
unb bic beiben %9efiiblpoQen @ergiteiger
fu9ren i9res @eges.
.Sie bann mr. geIebu!" fpra6 Der
Dirt6 Dor iiA bin uno tebrte in's
Sinter3immer 5uriid, no chen elm
mDrberli9er 2drm losgebro9en mar.
Sn Der Mitte Der &amerabsn faB
nit Dergniistem @efidt. bic qualmenOe
Pfeife i'm Munb, Der - a6geItur3te
Sran3l.
rS0rt's, Wirtb, pans bon ben Cob
fudferIn, bic fir mi 'aablt porb'n fan,
muB beut b~rauf9ebn!" rief er benz
@aftgeber gu.
rGriiB St Soft, Sran5l!" rief Der
Wirt9. nSa6' mfrs gtei bentt! Die
Sa9'n fam mir bait gar 3u 9'fpubi
fIrt. Wie bats benin 5'tpeg 'bra9t2"
nNa pibt's, Manner," panote Ii9
Der 6runst nit pfiffigem 2d9etn an
feline Sif6geofen, bees @etrarl ba
berob'n NIT mei'm Reib'n mar mir
fAo' 5'bumn, ba bab' | mi bait in a
Qaatf6'n budt unb bin brauf ges
miatlt abitrarelt!"
Ser abia'fdu'ne Sran3G ion teb'n!"
Tfrie Der Wirtb, unb la6enb f9rie
bic gdn3e Safelrunbe nit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-05-31
5ntamn

2ebte fat pier M.ns
d enalter Sn San Mntonio.
Yer, lit Jelir RobrisueS. elm 95tees
Snoianer. i'm Bitter bon 119 Sdbrtn
geitor6sn. Sn 1886 madte er aIs
5ubrmann bic S4la1t BON 4lamo
nit. Gr lentte ben Wasen bes 3abt.
msiiters Der meritaniiAeu @rmee.
g ftrei4 tote
g b n, Gin STUDENT Namens 30.
s. Gonneu in Oenber. Col. eeriet9
beim WerIude. elm Bib Der Urtfhman.
8lafe in Thpinoelnosr 6Obe IN einem
Sele9rapbsnpfoiten d~ufsubdnsen. NIT
einsm Gsiturasordbt in 9eriihrung
nno spuros auf Der Stelle %setobtet.
Gubreife UNI Bit WtIt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-05-31
a6(6ieOs6riefe.
Skips non aIsrano,r gnssl.

Baron Wudi faB an feinsm S9rsibs
tti9 - neben inn lag elm aicr!i4er
ReOOIOer. Saftig gIitt bic Sober iiber
bus GGfenbeinpapier. Baron Mudi
Idrieb feline Qbi9ieosbriefe. 9abei
itra6Iten feline Misncn %. gr begann:
.2teber Sntel Seinri9! Sn ben
nd9Iten flint Winuten iebe i meinen
eeliebten Se6sldufigen an bic o6lGfe
uno bann 4bieu fir INNER! aber idJ
fann ni4t fdeioen, obne Dir alS herSs
li4sn Qbf6iebsgruB nod au5urufen.
Dab 0u Der unleioli9ite putron biit,
ben bic Welt je getra9en bat. Sd freue
midi auf meinen Sob, nur neil er mir
@elegenbeit gibt, Dir snbIi9 al bas
5u fagen, mas i9 Dir f9on lGn9it
gerne in's @eIi6t gsi9leubcrt bate.
Nber bic berfpiinI9te 9ietdt belt MIDI
babon as. 2uio: DAB 0u bic 2eute
betpu1ert, baB Oh uniern Ndmen in
ben 8otb ee5errt bait, bab 9u Define
arme 6rau our9 8einen @eia su Sobe
marterit - al bas lit f9lisBli6 Define
SADIE. Qber bab Su benz Sobn Seis
mes ein3igen 8ruberS bic leBte !Silfe
berfaeit tnb i'm baour9 erduIam in
ben Sob iasIt - bas fo1 Dir auf Der
Seele Bremen, 70 lang 9ein tnideris
aes, pe%rtrodneteS 9sra nod f6ldgt unb
Define babgierigen Mu9en funteln.
Dein Did pcra4tsnber Neffe
Mudi."
limb Dor Iduter Sreube ma9te 9ds
rpn Mlidi ben Seoersug unter ieinsm
Namen 10 trdfttg, alb Of er nod Elm
2eben poa Nrbsit Dor it9 bate. Damn
nabm er f4munaelnb eiuen speiten
9oaen. pfiff peraniiet Dor iid bin uno
f4rieb mad furasm Na9benten:
n2iebIte Olga! 9ein @rGutigam
fdst Dir nit bieisn .3eilen 2ebepobl-
2ebeippbl fir INNER! 9isies 2ebstuobl
tlinet pieIeidt ni4t berSlid. 9lber
ansefi6tS bes Sobes fa1sn ole Mas.
fen. man seist iein pabreS @eIidt.
2tebife Olga, inter uns, aber bite.
ias' eS niat t%peiter. i9 lam ni9ts Dos
fir = es pGre ia bod muir cine falte
Dernunftbeiratb geporoen 49,. Die eus
ten @erpanbten! Oils i9 .~pissaspis be
rien' itanb, sriff feiner in bic Sd59e.
Iber elm reibes Mdb1en baben Ie
mir su9efiibrt: Oi9! 0as maj fir
ie ale Der beauem tie @uStpeg. Sd
aber BIN nibt Der MenI9, Der einen
Nustpeg beiratbet. Sir cine @ernunfts
ehe bin i'd mir gu gut. Iu9 Dir
ipolte i9 bas ni6t ant6ur. 9enn
nnter inns eefast, dbere bite, fas'S
iiidt %ipeiter, i'd babe nismals audi nur
einen Sunten tpdrmen @efibls fir
did gebabt -. Sci mir ni6t Dos, i0
fdipore Dir, i9 tann nidts bafir.
limb bon Der Gbe bente ih op9 ails
bers, ala meine euten 0srpanbtsn. bic
gerne frembe Ssrsen suIdmmsnihmies
ben. um Rube gu babsn. &puiin Otto,
Der Die bdbli9e 8omtsHe beimsefibrt.
tpeib Elm 2ieo bapou su fingsn. Tuu
babe th ober einen 5reuuo gsfunbsn.
Der mir iiber unes llneema9 bintpegs
hilft. Weinen seliebten 2efaudeur.
Griibe mir beitens Define pere6rteu
gltern unb Dergib 10 raid als moglih
Deinen sepeisnen 8rGutigam
Mudt."
DER Baron nabm nun isinen gelieb-
ten 6renno our Sanb uno lieb liebs
tofeno feline Singer iibsr ben 2auf
aleitcn. gr totettirte elm fpsnig nit
beF Woffe. Damn Tub er iie. plobs
IifE. CAB er fi4 einen Hud unb sriff
nod3l tinem neusn 8osen. Oiesmal
eIitt Sie Sober nod rafder iibsr bas
papieh
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-05-31

g huIe m nur etnem
g 6 il r. Mn Der 3reisaderbaus
f9ule Der Rbeinpfal3 in &aiiersIaus
tern nabm Der Sommerturfus ieinen
Nnfang. Gr bat muir einen SGiler
oufSuipeifen, geesn brei i'm 8orjabr.
Gs fheint, bab bic 8duersleute ebeu
Inn bisfe Sabres5eit nidt abtOmmlid
iinb.
0ortrd &c ii r 9 b as
tie n. lin bic aus lanbpirtbfdafts
Iiden areiien itammenDen Solbateu
NIT ibrem 9erufe in @erbinbune gu
baIteu, tterben in Iussburg fir has
bort garniIonirenbe d. baDsriide
Ghepauf' .rs : Regiment speimul
tpbdentlI4 burd cinen 2anbpirtbs
fdaftsIebrer @ortrdse sebaIten. benen
ftets 40 bis 30 Wann bes %Sfpeiten uno
britten Sabrganses a~nipobnen.
0er5i1 au @ebaltss
erbob g. Der Sberbiirgermeis
itsr aeif in 3piddu, @ahfen, ertlGrte
IN eIf1er Stbpng Des StaDtrdthes, oab
er fir feline Perfpn nuf bic ibm bon
ben Stobtbsrorbneter aepGbrte pers
f6nlide @eholtssulage BON 5000 Mart
i'm Sabre perSidte. 0araufbin lebnte
Der Rat6 bic o. ben Gtabtberorbneten
beidloHene 3uiase bon $50 Mart fir
: 9lrsermeiiter Miinh einiimmig ab.
4 Sdnift lid bie 3unae
] B.. Der in MlaiIano tpeilenbs 1enos
rift Grhanselo Roffi, Der nit bsr
Gonriebihen Operngeieffdaft ndbs
renb bes grbbebens in San Sraneisco
mar unb feitbem infolse bss S6redens
ME mebr reht seiunb eridien. psrlor
feline Stimme, unb biefer Shlag trdf
Jpn 10 fhper, baB er tp%obnlinnig
fuurbe. Gr fhnitt fih bic 3unse nit
elmer S9eere ab uno fpnrbe in fritis
fdem 3uiianbe nah einem 9oipital
ssidafft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-05-31

Edie fHr,s Nnsfana bsFarat q. Rainr. Wr.
Ala, Cit Baltimore. str, nabe Goftnmtonie. Ape.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-01-11
Official Investigator Of B:vwns-
vile Affair 10 Washington.
PRESIDENT TO MODIFY uRDEB
VIII Not Prohibit. the Discharged
Troops from Entering the civll
Service of the eovernment--Doub
About His Power.
(By Associated Pressl

WASHINGTON, ID. c., Jan. TO-
Milton Purdy, assistant to the At
torney General, who was designate l
to make an Investigation of the
Brownsville affair. returned to Wash
ington today from Texas and Okla.
homa and reported to Secretary
Taft. He expects to submit a
written report on the Brownsville
incident, supplementing and conclu
Ing the long telegraph ana mail re.
ports he has made but it is stated
that the reports will not be made
public until they are printed and
transmitted to the Senate, probably
next week.
1t is understood that the Presiden,
VIII accompany the report with q
message on the subject of the
Brownsville incident and from some
inquiries that have been made it is
said that ne will indicate that he has
decided to amend the original orde,
dismiss!ng the battalion of the
Twenty-ffth infantry so as to re
move the bar against future employ
ment of the men in the civil service
The reason for this change is be
lieved that there is reasonable
doubt as to the right of the execu
lie to do this, though he is clothed with
the power to regulate admission &c
the civil service and to present in
dividuals from employment therein.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-01-11
Oysters, Fish
and game in Season
Finest Wines,
Liquors and
Cigars.
r. L. Madison,
Manager.

ion that the exclusive school prop.
erty Is taxable.
From the oral opinion of Judge
Keith 1t Is likely that the Normal
school will have to pay the back
taxes to the county on the property
j rented to the National Soldiers
Home, the farm owned by the
school. as we'll us the farming i'm.
PIGMENTS and stock, and the number
OF houses rented out by the school
along the shell road.
The decision is considered quite
Victory for the Normal school,
us the question of taxing the entire
property meant an enormous sum
annually for the state and county
Commemorative Attorney Lewis,
was assisted in the contest by
Judge. Sidney j. Dudley, while the
Hampton Normal School was rep,
resented by Hon. s. Gordon Cum.
ming and Colonel Marquis Jones and
Mr.. w w. Woodward.
Judge Dudley and MIR. Lewis re
turned to Hampton on the morning
train yesterday. BY the action OF
the court In declining to hear furth
or arguments in the case the fa
nous litigation was finally submit
ted to the highest tribunal on Wed
nesday afternoon.
| The Normal school taxation casr
has attracted wide attention through
out the country, and the opinion oil
the Court of Appeals will be reat
with the very greatest and closes,
interest.
Judge Sidney ]. Dudley in digest
Ing the oral opinion of tn Supreme
Court, as stated by Judge Keith
said yesterday that 1t simply means
that the county has right t.
collect taxes on the farm. farming
Implements, stock and houses rented
out by the school Judge Dudley
also Is of the opinion that the de
cision will also carry with 1t the
taatlon OF the property rented to
the National Soldiers Home for the
past three years.
II this is done the county will
receive between s1,5oO and $4,000 Ii
taxes from the school for the past
three years, while In the future the
amount will be small. as the Sol,
diers' Home has purchased its prop,
erty since February first.
1t is expected that the full writ.
ten opinion of the Court of Appeals
will be handed down on next Tues.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-01-11
NORMAL SUIT AGAINST
MR.. AND MRS. JOHNSON
Understood Satisfactory compro.
mise Has Been Arrived at and the
Case VIII be Dismissed.


According to information given out
last night the Hampton Normal and
Agricultural Institute has compromis.
ell It's suit with Mr. and Mrs. 3. NJ.
Johnson, OF Hobcore. BY the COM
promise the Normal school Will be
given deed for the property involv-
ell. Mr.. Johnson will receive $4,000
In cash and Mr.. and Mrs Johnson
will be allowed to occupy their pres
ent home during the remainder of
their life. Mar. Johnson is also given
the right. to use the oyster house for
ten years without rent In the event
of the elder Mr.. Johnson's death, Mr..
B. Il. Johnson will have the authority
to use the oyster house. Mr. b. r.
Johnson will be allowed to remain in
his present home for twelve months
without paying rent.