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Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-06-19
"Dry, Wave Over oregon.

Portland, Ore, June IL: AS the re-
suit of local option elections held in
Oregon this month, county prohibit
tion will prevail in q of 80 counties
after July.
There are from four to sixteen
'dry" precincts in each of the other
twelve counties, so there is not a
county in the state in which there is
not some "dry" territory
Nearly 500 saloons have been closed
in the state since the local option law
was enacted.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-06-19

DR.. Eveieth went down to Sioux
City Saturday.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-06-19

Brother Wiley of the Vermillion
Republican wanted to know how we
liked the returns from Iowa. We
were not much Interested in Iowa,
Brother, but how do you like the re-
turns from South Dakota?
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-06-19

Get ready for the Assembly and
prepare to give it your earnest sup
port. Superintendent Cave has Sc
cured platform attractions that are
not surpassed anywhere in the coun-
frU
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-06-19
You Should Know This

Foiey's Kidney Remedy will cure
any case of kidney and bladder trouble
that is not beyond the reach of medi-
cine. No medicine can do more. I.
M. Tfelmey 81 Co.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-06-19

Treat Hardware Co. has little
card that will be Of interest to you.
Ask for it. 81
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-05-22
The Real Estate Situation.

The increase in real estate activity during the past ten days despite some
bad weather. is very noticeable and encouraging A large number o. local in,
vestorsh have at lstr realized hat therer really is SON money in Newark ana
suburban realty AM will in the near future cap the great benefits that are
fast coming this "a Many of these investors have come to their senses by
reason of a personal knowledge Of what is going on nj from information OF
what outside interests are doing in acquiring ral estate here. Therea are no
less tina fifteen syndicates already formed o secure all the available property
i'm Essex County al The present very Low vaues-parucuary that portion of
the count within five miles IF tho -Four Corners"
As regards the movements of these yndfeates for the acquisition OF local
property. little is as YET known. They are, however very busya nc have Sc
cured man options al prices ranging from Is % 20 per cent lower than the
appropriations allotted. Such options have beer secured o Market Commerce
Canal Mulberry and other street properties acros the old canal Washing
tn and Plane street properties on both sides of Market street are being
watched With sharp eyes by these outside interests
Aside rom these syndcates there are other interests looking around for
loeatonsf for hotels. apartment houses and business buildings. A large and I'M
manufacturing concern in ne of the New England States is eonten-
plating the erection IF large works here on the meadows. and from latest
aduces are very favoraby impressed with a location here, owing to the great
ADVANTAGES to b. derived from nj transportation facilities as well Is being SO
close to the greatest shipping centre of the world-New York The establish
average 1900 employees and it vas said that that number would be
more than doubled if they decided o1ocate here, az they would erect a plant
much larger han their present oe
In a very short while n a every day passes making the Newark tunnels
a commercial necessity, the realty situation will be more fully appreciated and
realized Newark will shortly be he second city of importance in the Eastern
and an important factor in the worlds afairs-stl there's are many of
is who py but little attention to it,, and especially investors who should have
the good of Newark at heart.
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MORTGAGES RECORDED.

~
Charles E. Boos to Park Building and
Loan Association, west side Bergen
street, 644 feet north from Runyon
street, $125.
Emil Schubert to George T. Casebolt.
north side Tichenor street, 420 feet east
from New Jersey Railroad avenue, 5000.
Henry j.. Bierman to Lewis A.
Beardsley. east side North Ninth street,
2SS feet south from Sixth avenue, $3.50.
Fanny Rubin ct al to Tenth Ward
Building and Loan Association New
ark), west side South Eleventh street,
Sc feet south from Fifteenth avenue,
$4,000.
! Anna f. Shearer and hus to Flora
Yadowski, north side Eighteenth av-
enue, rs feet East from .Waverly ave-
nue., $500.
Louis Zapeikov to Abraham Wos-
nitzer, south side Avon avenue So feet
east from Bergen street, $3.50.
Jacob Goldbach to Caroline Boehme,
southwest corner Ferry and Van Buren,
streets, 81, 800.
Louis Bronstein ct al. to Preferred
Building and Loan Association, east
side Bergen street, 374 feet north from
South Orange avenue, $500.
Essex Investment Company to Frank
Fischer ct al, corner south side land
Anton Fischer n west side Wheel
er's Point road. $4,000.
August F. Link to Newark Build
ing md Loan Association, corner north
side Eighteenth avenue and west side
Magnolia street, 81 200.
August F. Link to Kunigunda Vetter,
corner north side Eighteenth avenue
and west side Magnolia street. $1,000.
Joseph Weinberg to Franklin Saw
ings Institution (Newark), north side
Springfield so feet east from
Howard street, $4,000.
James F. Kelly to Franklin Saw
ings Institution (Newark), west side
South Fourteenth street, 25S feet south
from Ninth avenue, 49, 200.
James F. Kelly to Franklin Saw
ings Institution (Newark), west side
South Fourteenth street. 229 feet south
from Ninth avenue, 1920.
TOWNSHIPS.
John J.. Shaylor to Della Coghlan
East Orange, southeast corner William
and North Seventeenth streets. $1,000.
Arthur C. Aigro to John Martir
Streib, Bloomfield, north side Harrison
street, 31S feet from Newark. Bloom
field and Montclair Horse Car Railroad
$4,000.
Albert M. Gerow to Charles Chaun-
cev Savage, East Orange. west side
North Clinton street, 100 feet nortf
from Park avenue, $4,000.
Albert NJ. Gerow to Thomas j. Check
East Orange, west side North Clinton
street, 100 feet from north side Parl
avenue, $1,000.
Frank M. Plummer ct al, to Orange
Building and Loan Association, NORTH
side Hayward street, 100 feet easi
from Thomas street, $500.
John r. Kleinfelter to Nutley Realty
Company, Nutley, corner southeast sid,
Lake street and southwest side Cottage
place, $1,000.
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field and Montclair Horse Car
r. r.. 116x19o.
Bloomfield National Bank to
Unity Realty Co, Bloomfield,
W S Broad st. n e land Essex
County p, and l.. Association,
275 # s fir Liberty st, 50x129..
Alonzo B. Knight to Mary Ann
Swantan, Borough of Glen
Ridge, s S Carteret av, 216 TT
W fir Midland av, 4Sx105. ........
John H. King to Charles Jones,
Montclair. n S Maple av, 80 TT
fir e S Elmwood av, 27x112....
Maria Koeck to Paul Koeck, jr.,
Orange. n W s Valley st, 173
it S W FIR Union st, 3Ox106. ......
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REAL T A FOR SALE.
OUT OF TOWN.
RSON NAL
This Is a personal invitation Tor you vIsit
ACK ANANNA PARK

This is a personal invitation for you visit
bACKANANNA PARK
directly adjoining Summit. N. ID
this coming Saturday or sunday Mt our expense.
We want You 10 Judge LACKANANNA PARK
by what you actually see there and convince
YOU that this Is the most ideal development for
home and investment purposes Of any in Jersey.
Moot our representatives., wearing black and
white badges. on the platform of the Broad
Street L~ackawanna Station, and they will fur
nlsh you with free transportation. Convenient
trains leave as follows:
Saturday train leaves 1880 p. m.
Sunday trains leave $3.50 a. M 1882 p. M,
2:32 7. M.
A visit to LACKAWANNA Park. in the
most beautiful section Of the Orange Noun
tains. at an altitude of 800 feet, will do you a
world Of good. and our low prices and the easy
terms may prove a stepping stone to a home
Of your own.
Don't forget she time and place-saturday
aud Sunday at LACKAWANNA PARK.
II you can't come, write TODAY for our IL
Illustrated booklet and full particulars OF how
Won can secure a home at BACkAWANNA
PARK with the money you are now paying
for rent.
MUTUAL REALTY CORPORATION.
Department s.
1 West saith St. New York. 776 Broad st.
Newark y L.
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REAL
TRANSFERS.


NEWARK.
Otto L Puth to Christian Feig-
enspan Ca corr, salt meadow
land, lot 2, block 1852; lot ?.
block l,a54; lot 4, block lob.
Francis j. Wildeman to Nicholas
Muelle., S S Barbara st, 10 1T e
fr Niagara st. 25x10O.
Carrie Letdig to Nicholas Mueller,
s S Barbara ST. S95 # fr c S
Hamburg pi. 5Ox10O. .............
William Earl Hidden to Anna E,
Morton, e 5 Orleans st. 1874 fit
fir n e s Warren st, 25x94........
Harrison e. Morton to Anna E.
Morton, W S Orleans st, 146 it n
fir Warren st, 23x90..............
Weequahic Park Land and I'M
nrovement Co. to Paulina Klee-
mann, w S Mapes pl, so TT n fr
Mapes av. 50x100. ...............
Abraham Wosnitzer to Louis
zapeikcv, s s Avon av, So TT
e fir Bergen st, 50x100. .........
Harvey T. Mickens to Helen L.
Mickens, W S Summer av. 253 TT
fir n S Arlington av, 50x254..,...
Helen L. Mickens to Cora S.
Mickens. W s Summer av, 253
fl fir n S Arlington av, 50X254..
Samuel e. Perrine, jr.. to Joseph
Byers. n S Watson av, II TT fir
W. S Peshine av Sx100. .........
Fidelity Trust Co. to Public
Service Cor. of n. j. o River
on1 ftanoI etc o0y7f
Abram. l.. Cross to Newark Con-
solldated Gas Co. n e S Jersey
st, 300 TT below cor dock Smith
Halsey, 49x179 ................
Abram l.. Cross to Newark Con-
solidated Gas Co, W cor of lot
on bank of Passaic River. e s
JERSEY ST, 270 # e fir wharf
of Pruden Alling, esq.........
Abram L. Cross to Public Serv-
ice Cor. of N. j., n S Jersey
st. Z # e fir building formerly
of Jacob H. and Thomas w.
Dawson, 41x1S4 ................
Balmoral Land and Improvement
Co. t. James Thomas Dowd.
n S Kenmore av, AIS fit W fir
Nail st. 25x10o. ...........,...
William A. O'Hay to James
Thomas Dowd, n S Kenmore
av. 400 TT w fr vail st. 25x1OO..
Eta Foley ct al to Mary Foley,
216 # S FIR cor W s Warren st
and o s s 10Th st. 5ox77...
rovNeurpc
Carney Estate CO. 10 Chrlstlne
Larsen. Nutley' n $ ERIE Pr ga
y w fr Brookway ST. beNlzo'.."
Albert d WEBB collector OF
taxes OF town oil lrVlngton) 10
Laura A Metz lrVingtoh' lot
l4o Mutual homestead Assoeld-
uon property ~
Peter bern ct al TO Jane n COCK
shaw verona cor e S
aN n II $ Essex county Farh'
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.~Iryington.
SPECIAL BARGAINS

$3.50 down buys a new 7-room house; corner
lot, 50x106.
Tw~o-family. Ii rooms; barn, chicken house,
price 1850.
six rooms. bath; lot ssx15o; must be sold
quick cheap at $500.
Cummings st g rooms and bath cash SS".
Nice house, just completed; lot soxl@' price
SO, 300
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REAL TAT values. insurance, loans. ], ].
coNNELL. 1S Washington av.. Belleville;
established 1898.
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MoDERN COUNTRY HOUSE.
House 6 rooms and bath; steam heat; large
lot; 5 minutes from Bernardsville railroad sta
ton: price 50, 7o0; 1.500 cash. balance mort
gage. p. o. Box 315. Bernardsville. N. ].
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Atlantic Highlands.

ATIANTICN HIGHLANDS, N. J.-For salt
bungalow sites: lots 25x145; fine location
dry: SIPS each easy terms. Address WIN. Fl
HARRIS. Isl Midland av.. Arlington, N. j.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
OUT OF TOWN.


MUST BE SoLD-House, 9 rooms and bath
lot 75x10o; owner In financial straits; no
reasonable offer refused; will sacrifice 81. 900.
Address VIM. HARRIS Arlington. N. ].
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Belrnar.

Modern summer cottages for sale or rent.
Send for descriptive booklet.
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EXCEPTIONAL opportunity to purchase brick
apartment, containing large store and four
flats; lot 75x144; near trolley; price $1,000;
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
OUT OF TOWN.
East Orange.

East Orange.
EXCEPTIONAL bargain for investors: two
family house, II rooms; separate throughout;
Ali improvements; large lot; near station;
AZ zoo: small amount cash; nets II per cent. on
money invested. OWNER 55 Bloomneld av.,
Bloomfield. N. j.
CHOICE colonial house. Q rooms and bath.
decorated, steam heat. gas and electricity.
lot s5x24O; owner needs money; will sacrince
AZ AZ. 200. Only 5 minutes from East Orange
station. V. ". VOORHEES,, opp. 6rick
Church station.
Glen Ridge.
SPACIOUS dwelling house. u rooms; bath as &c.
ditional toilet, open fireplace; on lot loox1oo.
stable: easy access to train and trolley. only
IS 100 Address NATHAN RUSSELL. Bloom
held and Glen Ridge.
Harrison.
~ 7no-THREE-F FAMILY; rent $40 per month,
excellent location; must sacrthce. FhANh
A.. MANLEY, $50 Broad st.
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CLINTON HILI-one-family; II rooms; hand
eo~1e new frame residence; near avenue
sig, 900.
FOREST HILL-One-family; new brick resi-
dence; 10 rooms, 2 baths; sacrifice at SIS 600.
FOREST HIBL-One-family. new brick resi-
dence; II rooms, 8 baths: bargain, SA,000;
make offer: one block from car line.
GEISER Ne PLIM,
e5 BROAD. STREFT.
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BernardsviIIe.

HONCT & DUBOIS,
Opp. R. r.. Depot. Belmar. N. J.
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TheRyder Blanchard Realty Co.
Onion bldg. Room SOC III CLINTON ST.

FOR carpenter shop in rear
of LOT 50xl5o: also 6-room house; all improve
ments; steam heat: lot 50x10o. Inquire BEh-
RY. 1895 Springfield av.
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$3.50 BUYS 7-room house; all improvements
lot s7x125: balance. 50, ESQ. as rent.
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81, 900 CASH buys 11-room house, barn con-
tanning 8 stalls, room for II carriages, sew
eral outbuildings; lot 65x24o; price 5000; near
trolley and railroad.
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FOR SALE-Seven-room. steam heated house:
all improvements; open plumbing; excellent
condition: IS. 500. NJ. J. BROWN. ESQ Main St
Orange
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MULLER & zAHNLE,
545 Bloomfield av., Bloomfield, n

II y ~ -
BLOOMFIELD-THREE BARGAINS.
Nine rooms; improvements, 80x310; terracedi
small barn; pigeon, chicken house: fruit; $3.50.
Nine rooms, square hall. new, 50x125; very
well built and planned; IS. 500.
Ten rooms. semi-colonial; beautiful shade.
lawn, fruit, garden, 63x200; near park: a charm
ing home; must be seen to be appreciated;
$1,000.
Above near trolley and stations; select neigh
ALLABouGH & CO., Ts BROAD.
MODERN dwelling house. just completed; 10
rooms, beth, every Improvement; lot l5x3o0;
Immediate possession; 81. 600. Address Ma
THAN RUSSELL, Bloomfield and Glen Ridge.
BLOOMFIELD Az. adjoining cor. Ellor str
Plot OF ground. 76x1s4; entertain exchange;
price $500. SCHWARZ. 40 Clinton st.
Caldwell.
CALDWELL CEDAR PROPERTY.
A restricted park-like location; Caldwell, N.
altitude. bracing dry air. pure water; one block
from trolley; CHURCHES. stores. schools; bunga-
low sites; cedar covered. gravelly hilltops; three
new cottages; S, 8 and 10 large rooms; every
Improvement, gas. electricity, steam; shade
trees: large piazzas; garden space; bargain
prices; terms like rent after 10 per cent. first
payment. Send for handsome illustrated book
let, or visit property. Take Bloomfield av. car
to Caldwell get off Gould pl. AMERICAN
HOMES CO.. 10 Exchange pl, Jersey City;
phone 74b Jersey.
COUNTRY PRoPERTY-Fams my speciality:
H. g. Z DT GNCAE (T1--HT
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50. s00-Two-SToRY frame house. on Berger
FRANK. 12 Market st.
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HAVE yeu property to rent or SELF See
DIEBOLD. Irvington Centre.
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East orange. !
East Grange Bargain

Modern 1-fanily house, 3 rooms and bath
reception hall, slate roof, fine cemented cellar.
all improvements; lot i0x100. residential section
owner must sell: no reasonable offer refused.
ADDTv
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West Summit.
WEST SUMMIT. ELKWooD Av.-Lot FOR s,la
cheap; 60xs00; 10 minutes TO depot. Address
HARRIS. Arlington, N. j..
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SETH ROGERS ABRAMS

LOOK AT THESE BARGAINS:
WALNUT ST-S-family brick, Is rooms. gas
and water; toilets; lot 21x97; bargain for
quick buyer.
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COUNTRY PRoPERTY-Farms my speciality;
lists free. JOHN w. GOSMAN. Caldwell.
v. j..
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vailsburE.
NEW TWO-FAMELY
APARTMENT

corner South Orange and Sanford avs; one a
the best built houses in the city; modern IN
every particular; separate entrances, electric
lights. two heaters, etc. Price right. terms tc
suit, las rent If desired. See the owner, a,
1887 South Orange ay. Rental value $3.50 pei
year.
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West Orange.
EIGHT-RoOM modern house. West Orange.
all improvements; lot 60x150: If sold at onca
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P. L BRYCE.
Insurance. Real Estate. Loans. $50 Broad q.
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south Orange.

HIGH-GRADE residence property and the
choicest building lots for sale at moderate
prices. Furnished and unfurnished houses for rent.
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FOR bargains in houses. farms. acreage appi
JOHN J. SLoAT. Room 9lS. Scheuer Bldg.

SACRIFICElss 500: rent ssS; store property
main street exceptional Investment; mort
gage 80, 400; must sell. act quick. Addres
OWNER, Box So, Star Office.
Morris tribune., 1908-03-21
KEEPING TAB
ON THE WORLD
Concluded from page =

alliances. No marriage will be recog
nized by the church unless the priest
asks ar<l receives the consent Of the
partiee Marriages of Catholics or
fallen away Catholics before minis
ter or ci vii magistrate will "be no mar
riage at ALL" The marriage Of Cath
olic to Protestant will be no mar
riage unless by special dispensation.
but marriage of a nonbaptized man
and woman will be valid as life con
tract. To all marriages there must be
two witnesses. One of the parties
must have at least a months domicile
in the parish where the ceremony
takes place. The new laws are appli-
cable to the church all over the world
Secession of r. J. Campbell.
The Rev. r. j. Campbell of the Lon
don City temple has called upon all
Free church men in England to form a
new sect in behalf of the ''new theolo-
gy' which regards Christ as a social
reformer without supernatural origin.
He finds the officials in the existing
Free churches hostile to his ideas.
Morris tribune., 1908-03-21
DENMARK.
Copenhagen.

Another notable death is that of
General Henrik Castenschild, who
passed away in Copenhagen last week,
aged ninety years. He entered the
army in 1S4S and took an active part
in the battle if Steppinge. In the
maneuvers of 1850 he fought with hon
or in the battle of listed and was then
promoted to major general. One pro
motion followed another and General
Castenschiold grew to be one of the
most prominent figures in the Danish
army. All Copenhagen attended his
funeral, which was one of the largest
ever held in Denmark.
Anton Gardbo, an author and pro
fessor, died at his home in Harmste1
a few days ago, aged fifty years. He
had written several historical works
and had for years taught foreign Ian
guages in the Hormested high school.
Great preparations have been made
for the proper reception of King Ed
ward and Queen Alexandria, They
will receive most cordial reception
when they arrive and no efforts are
being spared to make it big event.
The government is preparing to send
out biological expedition to Green
land to investigate the prospect of de-
veloping the fish industry along Green
lands southern coast
MARION s. NORELIUS.
Morris tribune., 1908-03-21

I ~ { Z { s
states that the name Of the man who
tired ON the royal castle in Christiania
last Monday was Johannes Gren. He
has lived in Christiania for many
years and has followed the trade of a
blacksmith. His grievance appears to
be that King Haakon received too
large salary from the public funds,
ana to the police he declared that the
king had no right to rob his country.
1t Is said that Gren spent several
years in an asylum in Denmark.
Hotel Metropole in Bergen, which
during the past seven or eight years
has been owned and controlled by the
Hause Brewing company, has been
sold to J. III. Stadheim for 100000
crowns. The hotel was erected about
ten years ago and is one of the largest
and best appointed hotels in Bergen.
Wilhelm Krog, who has succeeded
Erling Bjornson as manager of the
Christiania National Theater, was
born in Kristiansand in 1871. His
first wife, from whom he was di,
vorced, is a daughter of Alexander
Kielland
Owe GUIDE, the newly appointed min
lister to Washington, has been voted
an appropriation of $1,000 crowns by
the storthing. Mr.. Guide will leave
for Washington in April.
There are at present a great many
unemployed people in Christiania. The
local charity organiza tons are all hard
pressed and are besieged by poor peo-
pie who beg assistance.
The Norwegian Kinometographio
company has increased it's capital
stock to 10000 crowns. Hugo Her.
manson is the director.
Editor Kleiveland, for many years
editor of the "Indlandsposten," has
been chosen editor of the "Stavanger
Avis"
The city council of Bergan has
passed a resolution aiming to put a
stop to all open air street meetings.
An old peoples home will be erected
in Frstad in the near future at cost
Of 10000 crowns.
A monument in honor of Hans Krag
will be erected at Holmenkollen in the
near future.
Morris tribune., 1908-03-21
Boys Work for Baby.

Professor William Frear, of tn.
Pennsylvania State college, discussed
in Harrisburg the eighty-three kinds
Of breakfast foods that he recently
tested for the government.
"Most of them were very good.
said Professor Frear. ''The taste test
in most cases, was pleasure rather
than work. To make work out of Il
would be to act like a little boy
know in Bellefonte.
''Thfs little boys mother went, last
Washington's birthday, to a reception
leaving the baby in Jimmy's care.
With an injured look Jimmy said on
her return:
mamma, [ wish you wouldn't
make me mind baby again. He was
so bad that I had to eat two mince
pies and half the fruit cake to amuse
him. '"-Pittsburg Dispatch.