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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-02-20
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Gam'lien Maire Der 8pen bar bau
en- merfetis Opleuelie / bisie Dase
9enrp Gatre % 6uftru boebe st
Gbarles ben lp6e!tlisife Del al @tater
for 26 aar ftoen, ,oa Wr. .Mairs brer
Selemaserfo1retning Der. @n Dag Bier
oeres fem Mar samle Datter Reuie ttiaa:
let os bortFprt af en- fremmeb Ruiube,
mems Barnet par uoe os leseos. Tor.
elorene ieate itrats efter Barnet %
fortlatte bermeo 22 Mar, men aQe Be:
itrebsller paa at finoe bet par frustes:
lele, os tiltft opsao be at iese lengere,
oa be aniaa bet for uupttist.
Den Rpinbe, iom baube taset Barnet,
fit bet inart aubragt / ct Barnebiem
Quireg, Su., men Der uar bet blot tori
Eib, til en- .pelitaaenoe TarmerfamiIie
Nerseben fit bet. Ser fit pieen Ell
COB l1bsaunelie, men ba bun par bIeueu
uotisn, bpbe Toiterforelbrene, % Biaeu
reiffe til ct College, buor bun bleu ub,
oannet i'll 3isbeisrser.
Tor tire Mar itoen bIeu BUN gift mel
en- mig Ntano ueb Nopn @berman gau
5osien, Der ct interesIeret ct Warmor>
busseri ! Utacomb, Su.
9an beilnttebe at lpse efier fin !6u.
ifrns Torelbre. men Der frembeb fla
itore Banifeliabeber / ben Metninq
6ans lcuitru tunbe ifte eriubre geaunet
paa ben Bp, buor bun par bleuet (iaas
let. Alt, bun tunoe oplpje, par, at
Taberen par Salema9er.
Gn anben 8aufelisbeb laa / en- geau>
neforanortng, tom par blepeu 9iort
Barnebiemmet. Ser bapbe man ireuet
Napnet Meper ifebetfor Mfaire, oq Ytz
gen uar bengans tRr liben til at foritaa
euer pibe T5rifiMen. pun pebbIep
oertor Ct beoe Meper % troebe, at 6or>
Gltrene heb fad.
gfot er BET. Ban Sosien begunbte at
icge eFter en- @5nIemaaer peb yiaDn
Weper, % for ca. ire Tiger itoen ton,
bet forffe B:eu til Mairefamilien ber,
oe bermeb par Opbagelien siort.
Den table Datter og benbes Maao
tom bib @Jutnin9en al fife l1ge, %
@leben oper @ienipnet tan lettere ten,
tes en6 belfriues.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-02-20

.Tree> Breis" offentliseioroe fife l1se
en- meo go betreftet @rtlerins, buoraf
oct trem9aar, at Ter9us TaQs ,Journal
'flor fit beituttet vTree Preis" og
Wbselods Weetlp", ladat be itte fulpe
bgoe paa Grptninsen for Eereus Taus.
8p. Derueo tunoe Sournal opnaa at
faa Erptningen efter/ ben beteite Pris,
fom 2ouen tnbrpmmer. =
Wtan foritaar, at bette feoe, uben at
ben nuparenbe @ter af .Tree Yreis"
fienote til Mfferen. til ban par itte Ger
fbr fife Baar, % iaA mart ban fit rebe
oerpaa, e1tlerebe ban, at ban lite .pilbe
baue noset meo Gfferen at siere, bocr,
for ban o9jaa aabenbarebe ben.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-02-20
4 Gtt y q Dff & Il 8 ~ an ) !.

! 0laus Giifum fro Tolbener eu 1aa.
ban, ibet bette iftiues, Girsbag gfter.
mtobag, os bet laber til, at ban bar ue>.
Iret BET |, lengste Glib. Eor pieblittet
otnter man bpert piebIit, at ban ifaI
%, % man 'ulnbres alene ouer, q ban
lite babe for f1ere Dage ftoen.
pan is9te felp at fenoe fit 2tu glat
tll EOrspas fife llse, men bet lpitebes
Ute sanife. San boebe nu pos Beber
3aluo1ion naunte Conn % ba,be pe.
ret oer nosle Tiger eqer Waaneber. Den
neOnte Mat Fob ban op % sit uo, ibet
gan 1asoe, ban par fpa. Da ban bleu
l'ot len9ere ube, enb 6alpo;ion oe buz
lfru ipntes tunbe uere rimelist, att War.
5alOorion uo % ieate efter bam. 5an
fanbt BAN tilllut / Stalben.
Da Siifum fl fe ypiet fra balpore
Ions eggte. brenbte ban los meo en-
Gtfle, ban bapbe taset meb ltg, oq Ruqz
len traf BAN lise miot Yanbeu oq e.
au 9iernen uo9et @tep.
Samme @ftermiobas bleu 6iifum
fort til ct. 9utas bospital Der t Bpen, !.
buor man belle Eiben bar pentet bans
Dpo. Den afopbes grober ssprqen bar
Der Eirsoas % beiutteoe at pore til
tsaar torat ie, buoroan bet uiloe gaa.
Mr. y. 8. 2unb ! gintna os liseIe.
oes Sprsen Tiifum oplpier, at ben ulpt.
! tsl'se ManO bar baut mssen Mobsang.
Gor bet enc er ban neiten ltotbsu.
9dns 9ularu bar uerett 4lpIet itbeu
lttte 9plt, os oerttl tommer, at ban er
fattig. San bar 2-3 Bprn. oq Be
bar nu en- Glib ueret Dos geuner eQer
5Iestniaee:
9ans 9uitrus 6elbreb bar ueret neb,
bruot ! lensere Glib, os aaerebe for ets
par Aer ftoen par ber Merter til, at
benbes Sinbstilitanb lite par oanife
normal, Dun bIeu bog bebre ben
Gang. .@-
3enbes Wor fal osiaa baue peret
ffnbslpg.
Uorrelten er bet ct Sppr9smaaI, on,
lite oefaa Mr. Tiffums Manbstilftaub
par ulttter ter etpar Mar i7ben. San
uotr9tte Srpst forat uere biemme %
re'fe ii! gtorb Datota, buor ban OPP
bolot fig etpar Mar os par fuu biemme
2-3 @anse paa ben xio. 6an fputes
at meme. at bet par beoa. at iuseu uiofle.
buor ban par. ~
Olaus. .6iftum bar lite ueret Tarmer.
9an bar bells arbeioet paa Sernbanen,
og oels Tar ban uirtet 1om @tomaqer.
9au er antaaelts omtrins SO Mar sams
mel, % bet er omtrent 20 Nar, i1ben
ben Tom til Binins.
$ 6ospitalet bar ban beIuis ueret peb
Beoibitbeb belpis lite.
Senere: 9an lepebe en6nu ittats
for Miboas igaar (Ousoas).
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-02-20

ST bet itte beipnbetItgt, at Ttrsus
Tau5 Sournal, naar ben nu taller om
ountg=Erptninaen,. altib taller ON ben
at 2ouen befemte Bris" for famine.
Der er ilet lite uosen ,beItemt~ gris
for untpsErptninaen, os bet 'n,aa pel
osiaa pere NOT iaa. tpbeligt, al ben
Sthab be- tales ON at inbbpbe til at
aiere Mnbub paa ben.
Is 5uis Brilen uar rbeitemt". pilbe bet
uare Daarfab at tale ON Mnbub.
Xouen vbeltemmer" sanfe ptit ON en-
Marimumspris, men bette e lite BET
iamme tom ! ben at 3ouen beftemte Dris
! bet Dieblit, man giuer fig al ,neb at
fo:tlare for fine Xeiere en- cling, Der for
oen1 er iaa ny ION alt, Der foresaar paa
Maanen.
sagen er remlig ben, at Eruifaptler,
nes 2aiere er bleuen bolbt / ben bpbeae
nptoeabeb out alt, ber peDgit Oroninsen
meb ben offtcteQe Erptning, os MI fer
I bet ub, ION bet sielber ON at bepare
benz bette Msrte.
Det maa pere en- ganite tleln sag,
ION fal beffpftes os foriDares paa bette
7Bis.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-02-20

vi fster Eran9 til at ubtale Dor bpbt>
fplte Cat til ben fore Stare at Benner
% Yaarerenbe, iom utfte lin Meotplelie
peo at uere tilitebe ueb por elfebe Gat>
ter MiQtes 8esraueIie. Serlis tattes
Baif. eanselaub, Yiseforeniuseu os
Sanstoret. Det I er unber iaabanne
Omftenbisbeoer, mon trenser Mebfp,
leIie. Sulius SbirIep % Tamilie.
&otbiap l7oe Seb.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-02-20

SeaatDr Raute Nelions Son Denrp,
iom man bar troet lad for DpDen 60
loraoo, iaa at bele TaniIien iIebe bib
forleoen, er nj beDre. % Senatoren e
uenbt tilbage til 8aibington, Mrs.
Nelfon % Datteren Sba, Der beese bar
.Daret bos 9enlD Iensere Eib torat
'pleie BAN, e. frembeIes pos BAN.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-02-20
GpoiI,e!r.

Wtartin CARLTON os !6ultru Der
Bpen, lobe Eeb., en- Ssn.
Otto @erbarbion Ds 9uitru Der
Bpen, lite Teb., en- Spn.
Ole @raabe % 6uiru ber / Bpen.
ct. 2utas 9ospital, 1see Seb., en-
Ssn.
8. 8. Peterion os 6uitru, Conn oi
@li3abetb, l6be Eeb., en- Spn.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-02-20
Se,'tora, 8 8eras.,
I'D lte FEB. 1908

i i 4
lite Ueb. 1908
Sea bar IN @ang fpr frepet uoget.
tom git til useblnbets Bapirturp, broy.
Tor ies IGNITE, at BIabet par bltpei iao
independent. at bet lite tog inb Eeras:
nDbeber mere Men M, naar leg fer,
at Mrs. Ereb g. Tielb bar en- leneers
Artitel | B!abet angaaenbe Teras, uil
leg alter torlpse at fsnbe nosle 2inisr.
Seq bar peret Ienge not iSeras til al
ptbe;; bpab ie9 lfriper iam.
Det bsnrunbne Nar par Ct sobt Mar
for 6armerne beromfrtng 4enora. buao
Wais-os Bomulo ansit. Men yaar>
aulinsen af Noteter git na1en tabt, for,
bt BET par formeset Regn. 6pl1aulin.
gen bleu for be ftelte noaet bebre.
2enora Poiibus er:s25 Mil noroueii
for 3onfon. l1nberteanebe bar peyet
Polfmeter genord nnget oosr fire Mar
o9 ct bet enbnu
Seq for NIT peltommsnfe Tan lite
tlase pea EeraS. Seq tipbte noele
Rreature, ba leg fprii5tom bertll, % al
oem bar leg loIst noast buett Mar, uben
at Qntaqst er bleDet minbre.
&reaturf Tan btiDe iolgt til enbuer
Glib. Ser er altib uogsn, iom tisber
benz. Om 3olten. naar Dc er , COB
Sub, oriOer ri benz iilb | e5tod>yarben
I 6ouiton Der Ct ei Marteo omtrent
iom ct. Saul minnefota.
Set bebfe al alt peb Rreaturapleu
er. at ri lite bebpeer at saa til 6ipiet
ire @anae ON Dagen, tbi Dgrene fin
Der in Nerins ube bele Maret. 81 tan
bog ilaa alt bet 81, pi pil. tbi Der er
NOT al bet, itoen gsnen er tpnbt be6oet.
81 bar Stalo % 50 for 5elfene.
Vsiret bar ueret sobt ipinter, iaa ri
Tau ifse fse, pi bar baDt nugru Binter
til benne Glib. Ser & en- for &isfarm
BET Nerbeben, og Der bar man bolbt
paa at plpie itben ueb Sultttb.
Mia elofe Spn Oscar er Wlaltinilt
os arbeioeoe ber fife CONNER. San
baube $50 Maaneoen. Mu er ban t
@ismelen og bar famine 2pn. Sen er
t Eatp, IA Wtl berfras
paa renne &tsfarm bar man 0in:
ter plantet 400 Npelfintreer % en-
Mensoe <Tisentreer.
Seq tar leiet Bort mtn Boa,ulbs>
p'cntnin9 til to tpite. Gutter for Stem>
msube Mar.
Tolft Noroen uil rinelispis al Mrs.
Stelbs Striuelie lutte, at 8osque-
@ountp I Eeras er en- rietis Sultibiel>
@an. Seq bar reiff berisiennem paa
Grenst en- Gang. 81 ffanbfebe en-
Stuno ueo Clifton, JON leg antager er
l6-l7 Wil norb fra WaQep Wtius.
Ser er ct fort norit Settlement oer
Merbebea. os al oem, fom Dor Der, bar
leg bert, at 2anb ber er perb $40 til
$50 pr. Mcre. os bet laa uo til at uere
nosst al bet uatreite 2ano, lea bar feet i
EeraS.
M:s. Ttelo oplpier, at Der uotfe fort
@alnpo lanss Gluen Den potter lite
paa baarli9t 2duo. Os Bprnene Iaa
aobt nb. De! beuiier, at 6orelbrene
lite par npbt til at banie efter @ulbtal:
uen for 0pboIosS @tpIo. SEA- fan soot
ertnore ben Eio, ba leg matte pantiette
mine 6eits til en- Bant / Tersus SAILS
forat taa laane Pense til at tipbe en-
Ooerfratte. Ser Teras taar man
Siel os 2eaeme til at bense soot lam>
men uoen iaaoaune Runlfer.
Det er meb Tolt, ipm tommer til
Eeras iaeat flae en- gilhseostrip, iom
Oct par meo Speiberne, iom Sosua
ienote ino bet foriettebe 2anb: Sc
lac title aue paa Einsene liseean.
Eeras bar mere at bpbe en- inbpans
orenoe BefoltninS, enb Qiinneiota bar
nu. 6littis pilien,
6. u. Baden.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-02-20
ienere Mar foraariaser Gertns !

! ienere Mar foraarlager Eering | Gun
! 9erne.
10. Oct fraraabes at tilla6e Smaa
| bprn at lege paa @ulpet, 6a be FIRE,
: 6in9re % 2e9etpi til Munben il19e,
j Bacterterne fig % lpelser benz. Dett
1 fpraariaser Mupeterins, iom ieneri
|!ipre0er fig til Qunserne
IL. 8enner os Sla9tninge ber al
tib afbolbe iisf ct sipf &aab, Del
Iftrioer mob 2e9ens 6oror0ninser, Dar'
Iiarbeles benlpnsfulbe ,l1p6 Batiente1
% ipare BAN enbpsr Mnifrenselie, %
bans &rafter er let opbrnBte.
12. Batterten ri1aa bol6e fla bortt
ira offentltse Wtpber og Toriamlingel
baa6e for fit eget bebite os for lite al
|ipre0e Sn1itten til andre.
ls. Naar Gerins bar foretomu1et
en- Tamtlte, bpr etbpert Mf6lem af iamz
me fra Gt6 til an6en nnbetfaite iig en-
grunbis l1nberlpselle, 6a &c fan pere
blepne i,t1ittet paa famine 1ib % @te1
1om BEN ip9e men paa @1un6 al fgrre
Mtoofanostraft bar forbFnbret @5psz
bommens l1bbreoelie til erd ienere Eib.
/ - !. \
Oct er nemlis BET f9rite -Stabiun1, at
en- Sur tan iitres I be flefe Gtlfel6e.
Gn Torbpielie af Eenpetat1ren, 6er
pebuarer / lensere Etb % Ette paa auz
ben Maabe tan fortlares, Ct Be fefe
Eilfelbe Eerins. :
Ser fin6es for Gi6en iffe no9et iifz
;tert Mt6bel inoo Gering, Alaa ,6elbrez
l6elien euer Gorbe6rinseu beror fun paa
en- pnnftlts 0perbolbelle Eaf 2egens
9fesler os Tororbninser. aspsbommen
er iier bos elbre Menneifel af en- iaa
lansiom os inisenbe lNatl1r, at gatienz
ten ofte betpipler 2e9ens Diagnoie os
ielpfplselig osiaa forfaiter bans 9faab,
inbttl bet er for tent.
Sm @nn1neren bgr Battset.te,s {opst /
ct Eelt eqer u6e paa en- Yeranba oe ON
Da9en bolbe fig ll6c sen frie 2uft.
9pis Hatienten bar 6eber, maa ban
nnbsaa enbper almitrens1{e os 'sipre fig
iaa bopeu lom multst. Om ginteren
bgr Pattenten, reile til ct parmt o9 tgrt
<mat eller anifaffe fig ct ginbutelt.
Dtsie er lapet Zig, at blot 6ope6et ct /
ben frie SUIT, me6ens ben 6prtge Del af
2egemet er t1t6e BET parme Stun. Tlere
@lags @inbutelte ct MI fabritere6e, og
ale bar fine Tor6ele. st af bem er
fdbriteret af W. 6. 8alib. Det fan
paa faa Diebltffe in6 lettes ginbuer
af forifieuise @tprreler. "
Aattentens Diet maa or6nes efter
Toropteliesepnen, men fplsen6e tan tie
ne iom Mgniter. Sm Morgenen, efterz
at Mnnoen er ifpuet, o9 mebens patiz
enten enbnu ct / Gens, tages to @las
parm Weelt. 50 Eimer lenere tases
to @las Melt os to 9@s enten ptspet
lamn1en eller bper for fig. 6pis itte
Mt6oas ipiies &loffen tolu, tases paa
oenne Ei6 to @las parn Melf. @enez
re paa @ftermib6asen tases to @las
parm Melt os to 2Gs. @n lisnenoe
Hortton tases tort fdr @ensetib. Mfos
ben 6rust o9 gepo6er tan tases ,efter
Batientens Dn1fe, Toru6en bette bqr
8atienten faa en- Mi6bas befaaense af
&pb, 8rp6, @mqr, @rpniaser os
Trust 1,1eo maajfe lt6t Ntn.
Dieten maa naturli9uts ligeiom Mez
otctnen fororbnes af 2esen os foran6res
efter pattentens Bef fin6enbe.
Tor Batienter, iom fife ct for iuase,
ct ct Sab / Torm al en &olbpanbs>
&fgnibning me9et forfriifen6e, i6et Set
forpser 6ubens girtiombeo, berber Baz
tienten MOB Torfielelle og itprfer Torz
bptellen % Nerperne.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-02-20

galentine5asen er oper. Ser bar
peret ienbt ! Mensoepis at ,galeu>
tines., fofbare % biuige, imutte %
|itpage.
Mt ienbe galentines meb fornerme=
Iist SAbolb er bumt % uopbragent %
pioner. ON ct laut aanbeltst Stanbpuntt.
Oct er ct Slass aanbeIist Snigmorb.
Det er oqiaa ftratbart.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-02-20
M9teptcDc.

geb Raff. u. s. sssobnion, l7be Jeb,
.Sobn Stabum fra Benion gountp. q.
o., % @ina Brprbp frd Eomn pf
Eronbbiem.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-02-20

Npteffamenter uaeo horit o. enqelF
getf peb 3Stoen af p1uatDen tan erbol,
bes ! llsebIaoets Bosbaabel..
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-02-20

Snbbpbelier til Brpuupper triples |
l1seblabets Erptteri. =..;s.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-02-28
CITY HOME BOYS PRAISED
BY MAYOR AND ALDERMEN.
Gymnastic Exercises at Verona.
Marked Proficiency in
Drills

That the gymnasium recently in
stalled at the Newark City Home
School in Verona has been put to good
use vas proven by an exhibition by the
boys before a number of city officials,
headed by Mayor Haussling. yesterday
afternoon. The city fathers, including
the Mayor, were pleased by the clever
work in drills, and did not hesitate to
applaud the star performers.
superintendent Carl G.. Heller re-
celved the congratulations of the
Mayor. John Hitchcock. of class b,
cottage 2, was awarded a bronze medal
as the boy most proficient in the work
from Physical Director George Seikel.
of the Newark Turn Verein.
One of the most striking drills was
the flag ROUNDED of t~wenty-four boys
from class b, cottage 8. In this each
boy carried two American flags and
joined them together at different points
in the movement, while the band
played '"rhe Star-Spangled Banner"
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-02-28
SOLDIER IS
FOUND DEAD IN
A GREENHOUSE
Whited Williams, of Soldiers
Home, Kearny, Wandered Out
of Hospital to His Death.

Whited Williams, so years old, for
twelve years al inmate of the Soldiers
Home, Kearny, and who is thought to
have been slightly demented, was
found dead in one of the greenhouses
belonging to the home about 6 o'clock
thsi morning.
He had been confined to the hospital
ward of the institution, and wandered
out earlylla evening. He was missed
about $50 p. m. A diligent search of
the premises was made, but ii proved
fruitless. 1t was resumed this morning
and resulted in the finding of the body
by W. of his comrades Exposure is
thought to nave bee the cause of
death.
George Williams, a son of the dead
man, who resides at IA Lafayette
street. this city, vas at once communi :
Gated with. and arranged to have the
body shipped to Railway for interment,
which will take place Monday after
noon. The veteran was a member of
Company G., Fourteenth New Jersey
Volunteers.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-02-28
HARRISON O N DEAD.

Mrs. Philomena S%toever, wife of r.
George Stoever. died at her home, 107
North Third street, Harrison, yester-
day afternoon after ar illness of three
months. Mrs. Stoever was we'll known
in Harrison, being a native of the town
and had resided there all her life, her
name previous to her marriage being
Spitznagel. She is survived by a hus-
band, three SONS and three daughters.
The funeral will be held Monday
morning from the Church of the Holy
Cross. Harrison, and the interment
will be made in st. Mary's Cemetery.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-02-28
SCARLET FEVER TAG
CAN'T COME DOWN YET,

DR.. John Reid, of Kearny, commune
Gated today with DR.. James Exton, of
Arlington, who is the health officer OF
Kearny and Arlington, in reference to
the taking down of a scarlet fever tag
that Is posted on the door of the home
of former Councilman William Bards-
ley, of Al Kearny avenue, Kearny.
Mr. Bardsley's 12-year-old son, Har-
old, was stricken with the malady
about ten days ago. The Kearny Board
of Health was promptly notified by DR..
Reid. and Inspector Geissler tagged
the house. 1t appears that the boy is
recovering rapidly, and it was thought
that the tag could be taken down.
This DR.. Exton said could not be done,
after he examined the boy this morn
ing. until the glands are perfectly
normal, which will be in a few days,
the doctor stated.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-02-28
WORK IN WATER
DEPARTMENT NOW
BEING PROVIDED
Applicants for Employment Are
Asked to Apply to Engineer
George Sanzenbacher.
GRADE CROSSING MENACE
OBJECT OF A PROTEST
Citizen Complains That JOIts
from Car Shake Down Cell
ings in His House.

COMMISSIONS Eggers, of the Board
of Works. told the board yesterday
that the unemployed might, as far as
possible. be given work in the Water
Department. He has notified Overseer
of the Poor Baldwin to send applicants
to Engineer George Sanzenbacher, of
his department.
Commissioner Halpin, in behalf of
the people of his section, protested
against grade crossings at Ferry and
Albert streets, and at Lister avenue.
They were a menace to school chill
dren, he said. He also protested against
the discontinuance of the jigger car
service on Chapel street after 10 o'clock
at night.
AS a result of a communication re-
oeived from +. S. Currier, of $50 War
rem street. the Public Service Corpora
ton will be asked to lay new rails on
the Warren street line, from Roseville
avenue to the city line. Mr.. Currier
wrote that the tracks in front of his
house were so badly worn that the
jarring of cars shook down ceilings in
his house.
Il lOllOWilS lllcll were dppOllled III
the advisory commission for meadow
reclamation and public docks: c.. j
Elliott. of Washington, chief of drain
age investigation, Department of Agri-
culture; City Engineer Sherrerd. of this
city; e. p. Goodrich, of Brooklyn, con-
sulting engineer; George IT. Hand, Of
East Orange; James Owen, Isaac Roe
n a representative also is to be Sc
lected by the Boar of Trade. Messrs
Hand. Goodrich and Owen will receive
$500 as a monthly retainer. with an al
lowance for expenses not to exceed
$1,000. They will have to work at least
ten days a month.
At a meeting of the nance commit
tee John o. Nefus, inspector of cut
n depressions. and Frank A. Mande-
vile, clerk in the office of the genera
superintendent of works were put or
the regular payroll. City Engineer
Sherrerd reported that steps were be
ing taken to drain Kirschgessner's
pond, where three children were
drowned recently.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-02-28
SCHOOL BOARD
CHOOSES KNIGHT
FOR ENGINEER
Aaron Miller Made Head of
Newly Created Repairs SUI
peryisOr's Office.
OUSTED SUPERINTENDENT
REEVE MAY BRING SUIT
Eligibility Rules for Free Pupils
ApprOved-Bill to Reduce
School Fund Opposed.

George w. Knight was chosen last
night by the Board of Education to be
consulting engineer of the board at d
salary of $500, and Aaron W. Miller
was selected as supervisor OF repairs
at a salary of $500. This is the de.
partment created when the board abol-
ished the repairs department, declar-
Reeve, the superintendent. Under the
suspension of the rules the appoint
ment was made last night. 1t was left
optional with the engineer whether ne
would retain the services of the m
ployees of the repair department. ard
it is understood that he will offer a
position to former superintendent
Reeve.
The many applicants for both places
were heard several times by the board
sitting as a committee of the whole,
and by the process of elimination it
was pretty well known hat Knight and
Miller would be the successful mes.
Irving Castle, assistant superinten-
LEM of the repairs department, which
has been\ abolished, rendered his resig-
nation, but Superintendent Reeve failed
to Uesign, and, If not placed under the
new regime, may take the matter of his
dismissal into court.
The rules concerning eligibility OF
children to attend public schools graz
tuitously recently formulated by Super
intendent Poland were approved.
They allow children to attend school
free who reside in this city, who are
orphans or are bound out in apprentice
ship. Those classed az non-residents
include those whose parents are pub
lie officials whose duties keep them
outside of the city. and they will have
to pay a tuition fee.
The members adopted a resolution
against Senate bill No. 121, which pro-
vides for reduction of the school fund.
The decision of the teachers commit
tee to close the schools on June &c in
stead of July 8 was approved.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-02-28
MEN WANT
PLACE FOR THREE
ON SCHOOL BOARD
Democratic Aspirants in Harri-
son File Petitions for
Primary Ticket.

Seven aspirants for the Democratic
nomination for the Board of Education
in Harrison filed petitions last night
with the Democratic Town Committee.
and their names will be placed on the
ticket for the primary that will be
held Thursday, March 5, from 4 o'clock
in the afternoon until 9 o'clock at
night in the Town Hall. Those in the
race are William F. Pickett, Thomas
Goodman, John f. Reilly. John G.
Grace, John ]. Malady, Francis McSor-
ley and Thomas Coburn.
A hot fight will be the result, as only
three candidates are to be selected. An
odd feature of the contest is that five
of the seven candidates come from the
Fourth Ward, the First Ward having
none and the Second and Third Wards
one candidate each.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-02-28
PLATTDEUTScHER TO ENTERTAIN.

Preliminary arrangements were made
at a meeting of the Plattdeutscher So
ciety Of Newark in Dassing's Hall last
night for a dramatic entertainment on
April Q. The committee is Carl Beck
mann. Peter StrunS. August Tape.
John Diekmann. Carl Schuldt, Richard
Schumacher and Carl Brandorf. Dur
ing the summer $50 members viii take
a trip to Niagara Falls and Thousand
Islands.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-02-28
PLUMBERS ANNUAL BALL.
Statuette Presented to Retiring
President at BANQUET.

One of the features of the thirteenth
annual banquet and ball of the Master
Plumbers Association at Achtel-Stet-
ter's last night was the presentation Of
a marble statuette to the retiring presi-
dent, Samuel F. Wilson. Those who
responded to toasts were: j. Hunter
White, of Paterson, former State presi-
dent; Henry A. Baylitt, State secre-
tary; Mr.. Maier and A. Selden Walker,
present State president.
The committee in charge was: Ira
Budd, Walter Champlin, f. j. Sturn
and Robert Walker. The reception
committee consisted of James Mooney,
Robert Zeitler, R. A. Koether, Charles
Harrison, James Kelley, Charles S.
Mcclure, Solomon Berla, William ia
CODY and william Statcher.