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The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-04-14

! Fig and Nut Jelly--Make the usual
plain lemon jelly, put some cut-up figs
and shelled nuts into a ring mould and
ill with the war; jelly; put on ice, and
after turning u fill the centre with
whipped cream
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-04-14

The spring handbag must match the
spring frock. AT l.. S, Plaut d Co.'S
you will find artistic leather affairs in
shades of blue, green, brown and gar
net.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-04-14

Soft white cashmere may be used to
advantage in making the pretty little
sacque depicted herewith.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-04-14

The accompanying cut shows a clever use of striped material the model
nock being in Whit flannel a with al hair-lnes stripe o. brown The skirt ws
walking length and vas trimmed with a hve-hnch band cut with the stripes
running around the skirt. The corsage had the fronts crossing over sur
phce fashion, and three large buttons Of white flannel with rims of brown were
USED IS decoration. The under-blouse was of sheer embroidery, and there vas
a smart little tie o brown liberty SATIN which added much to the effect of
the costume
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-04-14

The Goerke Company is holding a
special sale of fine white lingerie
waists, trimmed with tucks and inser-
ton. Some show the mandarin effect
over the sleeves.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-04-14

To Candy Mint-Gather mint when it
is young and fresh, for then it is
strongest. To candy it the leaves should
be thoroughly cleansed and dried in a
towel. Make a candy syrup which
hardens as soon as a bit of it is placed
in ice-cold water. Dip the leaves into
the boiling mixture, lay on a plate of
pulverized sugar and owe with pulver-
lied sugar. In this condition the leaves
may be put away in tin boxes and kept
an indefinite time. To have the leaves
separate the work is more tedious, since
it is necessary to prepare one leaf at a
time.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-04-14

French Tenderloins-Cut a tenderloin
of pork into pieces two inches thick.
crosswise of the long strip; pound each
with a potato masher until it becomes
a flat cake; broil or fry brown.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-04-14

None but the slovenly housekeeper is
content TO wash her dish towels but
once a day or even less often. Such
treatment soon shows in a line full Of
clothes that look as if they had been
used to scrub the coal bin or a greasy
floor.
The tridaily washing may be quickly
done if the dishpan is filled with boil
ing water in which a little borax is dis
solved and the towels arc allowed to
soak for five minutes or more while
the dishes are being put away
Rinse in several waters and always
dry in the air and sunlight instead of
on the line behind the range, as is the
way with many.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-04-14

Washable Russian blouse suits for
boys between the ages of two and ten
are displayed at Hahne & Co.'S. Many
are trimmed with bands of white pique.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-04-14

Old lamp burners cleaned in ashes
and water will have much of their
grease removed.
Wicks draw better If soaked before
using in strong vinegar. Dry well.
Rubbing lamp chimneys each day
with paper will keep them shiny. a
glass brush for the inside of chinlneys
will be found a help. These brushes
should be kept clean by occasional
soakings in soda water.
Never fill a lamp completely. If it
is filed in a cold room n then taken
into a warm one expansion will occur
and the oil will overflow on the sides.
Always wipe off all the parts with a
soft paper before taking back to the
room where the lamp is to be used.
Before relaying the carpets after the
spring cleaning try washing around the
edges of the floor, to the depth of a
yard from the base board, with a strong
solution of alum water. Several times
a month sprinkle salt over the carpet
before sweeping.
Insects like neither salt nor alum
and enough adheres to the carpet to
keep them away
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-04-14

Light weight tweeds, serges and
panamas, desirable for summer skirts
and jackets, are shown in the popular
shades and effects at the David Straus
store.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-04-14
LADY MURIEL'S SECRET"
Z By Charlotte M. Braene, Author of
) Dora Thorne."
: A Wonderful Love Story in Which the Joys and
: Sorrows Of WOman'S Heart Are Laid Bare.

tFrom Seaside Library Edition. by permission of George nunrOs Sons,
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-04-14

q s always better 70 make a stem
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-04-14

nee upon Il time there lived a
man and his wife who had three
children. one day the man said,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-27
Tns Mcttcr.

sir Wturpluno mo Den GiItrift 60
lumbia beute tbcilpciic bcpolft, NOR
gen Rcgenidollcr mo fiibltr, llm-
~ipringcnbc @in0c.
Sic Wittcrtlg Dor gcIiern be0eu.
tcn0 tiiblcr. mic Cn 0Gn p~0rhcrgebcns
ben Suacn. Ole h0d)itc Scmpcrotur
mar 81 8rob bon 3 bis 4 llbr 9tad,.
mittagS unb Die n%icOrigitc 81 8raO
s llhr WorgenS.
Sn Oen anocren 9lm0eS , @ettcr.
9cobnttungS Stntionen bc0 Gan.
nc@ mlrbcn bic foIgcnocn bodJitcn
Scntpcratllrcn uer3eidynct: Gaitport
Is. NortIonO -, Bolton rs. AIbnnp
&c. Ncm e Nprf -, Ebilaoclpbio -.
9ItIaltic Gitp 66, Cape Mnp IS. @uih
inaton y. NorioIf II. Nuttcroa SO,
Charlotte 50, @iImington 50, Ghur-
Iritpn 50, Soumnab IS, &%utionpiuc
IS, &llpitcr 80, Sen @cit 80. HtInntn
50, Wioutgomcrp 81, 9tcu . Orleans
81 EnlcitinC IS, COLLECTION S.. Cor
llta Ghriiti Sc, Ofcmpbia So. Ginciu.
nuti 80, Yittaburg IS, S@lpclo -.
Nuiiolo 81, Glcucloub IS, Gctroit IS,
Nluenu a. Mnrorcttc 81, @rccn gan
IS, Iuluth 66, ct. &nul G6, Ct.
Houi9 81, &ouioS Gitu 76, Omnbo 81,
Suron IS, @iamord ~, @iuiiton 3S,
&oprc 46, &alenn II, Solt 2otc Gitp
As, Tenpcr 3S, Nnrtb Gluttc rs, Son.
&C Gitp 56, gnlorillo GO, Cos Nngc.
les y.
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s@crmania = @ergniiannaS @crcim."
CT. j. Il u. NJ
Nnsilna SOnntns, 81. September.
@cbcr's Earf-SariorS-9 iuao.
266,9,7D
ltnfnn =GGrunif.

Nrtbitr G6rbnr6t. Gin 9rabtIpunncr,
tommt nit clcftrii6cm Grobt in
Gontnft lln0 crlcioct id,iuere
Sranopunbcr. = Or. e. W. Gun.
can NM @ottiu aus ibrcm@ciGbrt
gclhlcubert.
Ter % Sabre ultc Nrthllr Gar
borbt bon Gr. 403, @iIionitrobe, elm
Grubtiponner Der .llnitco electric
&Igbt II. Eomer Co." gcriatb gcitcrrl
Mtittoa ndbrell0 er nltf eincm Eto.
ten Dor Dem Sultie Ger. 4t5, Sorrcit
Strnbc, 9r0btc rcpnrirte, in Gontoft
nit cincl1 init Glcftri5itGt ~Acluoencn
Croft nlb erlitt lhliwmc @runo.
iuilnbcn ont Sails uno Iinfen Mrnnc.
Nn60cm CT Den clcftriidcn Sd)lao
crbolten 1nttc, itredtc CT Die Nrmc
ans, Inn lid Dor Dem glhitlr5 5lt id)ii.
ben, babel iic( or micber oii oenlel.
ben clcftriihen 9rnbt ulto blieb in
hiclcr StelrnG b0n0cn, bis er BON
cincm Golcgen befreit iplrbc. Ser
Merlcttc iuirpc nod bcm St.Soiep1s,
Noipitol ii6criiibrt, no iein ;31titorto
ole GuBcrit fritiid) bcSeifnct lulr0e.
Gfcrb hcute. .
MlS Or. e. NC. Duncan pon@oponS,
@ruocr BON Hifter Sronf s. Grn-
con-, am 0onncritnq nit ieitcr Got.
tin cine Spn5ierfobrt mohtc, ideute
icin Eferb an @cllonn sIpcl1lle un0
ludrf Dos @eiGbrt nm. ST.. 9uncon
idlug NIT Sem Gopf oli bic Strobc
oltf, ipohrrh lcinc @riuc 5crbrod).
Gin @loSitiif Nrnng linn Gircft iiber
Dem Nugc in Die Stirn cin n1o ricf
zinc erbcblid)c &erlctun0 bcrpor.
Nrou Duncan blict ullUcrlcbt, 6u iic
ollf i6rcn Wnttcn 81 foncn FAM; tic
lcioct abcr nod inter Merucneri6iit-
tcrung.
VI fnoppcr Notb OcntS o s G
cntQongcu.
Gin nit 9onlotcn bclooencs S,rbr.
m1rf ocS Srn. q. Heincdc bon @olti.
more County imlrbc an Scr 9obn,
trcu5lhg Scr Ebilobclpbio, @alto.-
@oIbington Nobn an Snonc- nnb
Z. Strobc, Canton, bon cincm .3ltgc
Nctroffen nnb npllit6noig b%enlolirt.
Yer 3ilbrnlunn George &. Gins
,mlrbc ollf sic Strobc gcidIuloert II.
tom NIT idncr5boftcn Shiiriungcn
Gooon. GincS Scr Dor Den @oocn oe.
iponntcn Wolltbicrc ipllrbc crbcblid,
ncr(ckt.
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SclbitmprODerimdD ubcr 9ianbaniaa?


ltnbefantter alter Mtann tS6nitt-
mltnoen oil 9eble ulo Sotbgelcnf
inter elmer 8cranou an Der Oorf-
Gonb aufgeiunoen. - @iu BON
9tegerl iiberfu1en porocn lein. -
Sctn 3uitoro fritiid).
Sm Warplun0 llniperiit0tS .Soipi-
tol liegt ein So Sabre alter meiBer
Wturn nit Sdnittmlmocn on ser
&eble ullO om Norto1clcnf Oornieocr,
Die pieleidt Ben SoD 0eSMfunneS fer.
bcttiiDren. Scr unbcfonnte mlrne
unter Der Serunoa oes Sauies ION
6rnlt Sopbia Solbptt an Dorf Houo,
flpildlcn Ii6lnno uno EeroS, ulliae.
tunOen. 9as Stobnen oes Wannes
lullr0c bon Der Sotnilie Der Srau Cal.
lott pcrnonnmer, ipel0e O. S6onloS
gullep bon GodepSbiqe ltn0 6en Spe.
5iol : FoIi5ilten acolig6 bcrbeirltien
lieB. Ser Ir5t oronete Die llc6erfiib.
rltng ocS WanncS nob Dem gellann-
ten SoIpitol an, nnd)oem CT bellcn
Nlul0cn pcrblllloen bate. Ser Ser.
lrbtc CAB an, iid Die Sdnitte ielbIt
bcigebrod)t 3u bobcn, bebol1ptete obpr
III Glcidcr 3eit, ooB CT ON 5reitog
Iben6 an Der Oorf . &ouo bon 5ipei
Ne1ern iiberfo1cn Hno INN 5000 be.
roltbt norben iei, itno Dob i'm ieine
Nngreiicr olS tobt nebcn Der StraBc
liegen lieBcn. Seinen Romen uno
lci1c Norclic on5ugaben, meigerte iid
Der Mamt. Sic Yoli5ei BON 9u(ti.
more . Gountp alaubt nidt on sic
llcberfoaS . @ci6id)tc, bn Die Gerle.
tlt1lgen nod Ingnhc hon Qr. @uilen
minocltcrS idon siuei Gage alt inn.
Wtorlhull Sarnan or0nete cine Inter.
lld)nng on, nm Die Sbentit1t oe5
Wonncs fcltitellcn 6u fGnnen.
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,Wcrmania.S nrn.&ereiu."
Scrbit'M mSilmg nadD
-Hcu.Wur,-
SonntaG Den u. September 1908.
(257,0i,7D

Ser "Ccut d . II lf {
Steosrfran5" peronitoltet NOR.
gen in Sttcrbein'$ Solc elm groBeS
@einIeic 1cit. Nod Dem GrgebniB
Der an 6rcitog inter 2aitung beS
Cirigenten Eroi. $. &riippel itottge.
bobtcn Strobe 81 ~urtbcilcn iuiro es
INN Den gcIon9lifen Sbeil bcs Bro.
1rommeS iebelfolls trefilid beltent
lein; oenn nlle Gbore fIopptcn gang
porSilalid. aber olld ionit itebcn
zen 8oltcn Der iongeSiroben Sdoar
o%n1cnebne llebcrroidungen in Nus.
lid)t. Cos arrangements . Gomite lit
ldlon lett @od)cn emiig an Der gr.
belt. mo Dob bo etipos 8utes gelci.
llet miro, Itcbt orlBer oler Srogc.
Sdon i'm porigen Sabre bate cine
gIeitartige @eronitoltung bes 0ec'
zines iif) Clues groBcn Grfolges 81
erfreren, Scr ober oiesmaI nod iiber.
t"roiien iperben oiirite.
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GirdlidcS.

0cdinn 6cS ui%crtdgigen Sllbllorna'
6citcS Scr bciitihcn ncrCiuiBtcr
cpalg. @cmeinoc 81 Canton.
SoS beuttgc 8eltprogromm.
Ter Nahmittngs . 8ottcSoienit
Gereinen unS 2ogcn 1emiOmt.
Seute bcginnt sic picrtGgigc Subj.
lGumS.6cier ser 0eutid)en uercinig'
ten epong. @cmeiubc ST Canton III
6crCn WottesbnllS al gnlt.9lucnle II.
TiQon. StroBe. Gie lcbtcn Torbercis
tnngcn fir sic Seller mnrOcn gcltern
bccn0ct, unb oaS Suncrc Der aird)e
miiroc pom 6ralcnpcrein nit Fai'
men un0 @lrmen g%eidmoduol ocfo.
rirt. Scitc iinOcn orci 6citNottcS'
ricnItc itatt, iiir mclfe i~oigenots
Erogromm olfAcitclt lit:
&ormittogS @otteSoienIt um Ht1
llbr; 6citpreOiat, Eoitor 9nb; Der
Iclul,g ser @cididtc oCs %rreinS;
giniiibrun1 bta &crrn s. TcIonotl
in iein @nt ais &irdcnporitcGcr;
Hahmitt10s Wottcsbicnit I'm 3 llbr,
ben Gcreincu un0 2o1cn bon Canton
mo &iGblnnOtopn gcmiOmct, 9ct
bicirm6 citgotteSoicnl ptrocn Ole &c.
ian1ucrcinc ogihenfron5", .9ooeniu-
W1nnerhor" unb nWo5nrt' NiGnncr'
DIOR" ols Maiienhor brci Gbore gum
&ortrog b%ringcn. Scrr EuiIor Geo.
@Sman BON ser Goncorolu-@ tmcinoc
IN @olbronf miro Die 3ci,tihc mo
Gnitor Nnorcm 9. @ooo sic cngliidjt
NcOe bnltcn.
Nbcnba - @ottcS6icnlt nm s ll6r
- ocn SdJmeltCrgcmcinoen gerpi0-
met. Die Foitorcn 'Ynul u. WcnSrl
bon Der Goncoroin. @cmcinoe in
@nibinpton mnO ". 6. Saul bon
Ger &cruiolcma Stride III @orocnpillt
ipcrocn OcItid) rcben oiid) miro cine
cngliide Gebc 9eboltcn.
Seim SormittoaS. uno Nbtno0ot-
teSbicnit brin1t Ger &irhcndor IN
ter 9ciiung ocs Orgnniitcn Nroi. ).
Y. 6rnrf mcbrcrc Gbore 5l,rl Gor'
trag.
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Nt6ri 1903 aug Sem Scnot ldleo,
utO ooriibcr Dinou@. 5rBlpIld)cll
! bate oltd Erdiioent Nooicpelt ole
0roBcn Icr0icnitc %etfonnt, luclde
Wc2orrin lid INN bic rcpltblltolltld)e
Eartei %crluorbcr, 90 Der Mdn11 Don
Sii0-Garolinu e. uHtcrnonrnlcn bate,
cine oluciBc Eortci" IN Ocn Slto'tnn'
Ten 5u ordoniiirclt, nclhC Sen &crll
fir cine rcpubIifnnii6e Niiltatrltppe
bil6cn ioltc. FrGiiocnt Hoo'tpelt cr-
nululte Den intinlcn 6rcuntO Der
,Stan6oro Oil" Mn9rntcn sum
Rid)tcr oca Nniprud)sbolCa, nm i'm
3t bclobncn, nbcr Wc2oltrtn lcbnte
bic Grncnnln1 ob, neil cr ilber5cuGt
mar, OoB CT ourd icinc &crbinGltn9en
nit scr Qrobcn Sinon5luclt III 9tcrus
Norf mcbr 5ll ucr0icncn I'M Stonoe
lei.
NpropoS - n$oc" Siblcp, Son.
9rCB lllItglIeo bon accomplishment, Der
pon Ncltcm in elmer mcllig bcnciOcra-
mCribcn 9tollc ol9 @otcnjun0c ser
Scl.Otagnotcn in Der ncltcn Scrie
Der Gorreiponhcni iiNltrirt. soc"
Siblcp lit elmer Der intimItcnGrclm0e
bon nSnfcl Soc" Cannon, Die Bet
Den iinO ieit &nbrcn ioit un3crtrcnrz
lid Ncmcicn. Siblcn Der icbr reid
lit, bate Gin foitborrS Alttontobil
itets 81 uSnfcI &oc'S" &crfiiorn0
mo mar INNER irci0ebia nit GinIo.
oungen, oSnfcl Soc" Cannon wor
soc" SibIcp'o bGltfigcr @oit. Sprc.
der Cannon bot bod nid)t oltd ctlpa
10 ne Art Oclgcrlth an ii6?
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in bic Safe gcgangcu.

-
EoItamtsinipeftor Mosbp per6aitci
einen S6minolcr, Ser linn ae.
iGl'dte5 @elo p~erfatien molte.-
Gin Gomplicc cntfpmmt. @ini.
&c Sonicno edten @cioes nit BE.
ldlag belegt.
Gem goitomtS- Snipcftor Sal. g.
W}oobp, Cinem 9teiicn bes berii6mten
Obcrlten Wosbp ais @~iroinien, it
geItcrn cin %6rianntcr Sang %geIlngen,
llno betilloet itd in Solgc beljcn
8eorge Steele, 46 Sabre olt, ans
Ncm-9ort, Der mabri1einlidc Setter
elmer SdminOlerbanoe, i'm @ef1ng.
nib, nm am Wonta9 Dor gunoes.
Gomhliiidr Noaers Elm 8erbor su be.
itebcn.
Hnlpcftor WoSbp bate oic Spur
Scr Sd)minoler in 8irginien entoedt,
inocm 0ortige 9eipobner 9ricie Ser
S6minblcr empfirgen, in iuclden
OenIelbcn $4,000 no1gcmadtes go.
picrGelo fiir $1,000 angcboten muroe.
Sr. WoSbD bate it'd Snrauibin mt
ben S6uinolerlL III ser Houe zines
&0ufcrS in Serbinolmg geiest mo
nabri6cinlid cine Gonicren5 uerein-
bart. @cItcrn Nafmittag 3 llbr be.
gab CT lid in Oas Saus Nr. 532,
Wclt-Wtulbcrrpltr., IN melhem ole
S6minoler i'm eriten Stofincrf Elm
3immner gcmietbet botten. Sicr ;eig.
ten i6m Die beiocn ShninoIer ed)tes,
cher angcblid geiGlidtes @elo, ullb
feilldte nnO banoelte er 10 lnnge iiber
Den Infaut bis cr geniigenoes BE.
neismaterial gcgen OieieIben gu ia.
ben glalibtc. Damn gob er lid) ais
Vnnoesbeanlter ST erfenlen, mpraui
bcioc Sdlpinblcr 81 cntfommcn per-
iudterl. Snipeftpr WoSbp 800 MN
lcincn Hcuoluer, bod iprang eli,
Shminolcr ans ocm Scniter, mGb.
reno CT nit Der @affc altf Den gr0be.
rem uno it1rfcren Mann 5ieIte. 3por
%feuerte Snipeftor Wosbp binter Den
Tliid)tigen Der, o6lic linn ober Gin.
bait gebietel su fonnen. Ger Sliidt-
ling lief burh ole AGep in ois
@reeneitr. uno Damn oieie Strobc
binaif. 9n ser gde Don Eenniplpa.
nia-9lne. uno 6ranflinitr. ranntc CT
einen Eniiantut iiber oen Saifen
uno entfom. Sn5piiden moate lid,
aud, Stecle Oiinne MAIDEN, bod NOR
Snipeftor Mosbp Der Situation &c.
moficn. Gr riftete sen Hepolpet
allf i'm uno Orobte 81, if)ieBen, luent
er nod einen S6ritt tbun miiroc.
Tnranibin lieb iih Steele ieIIeln,
ittO iibergnb Snipeftor Wosbp ibn
ocn Eoli5iIten @atfins nno 5meele,
Die ibren @cfangcnen nad) Der norS.
iucltliden Eoli5eiltation brad)ten.
Gid)ter Spion committirte i'm lp1ter
bis gum ScrbGr Dor Dem 9unoes.
Gommiii1r am Montos Dem @ef1ng.
nib. 9ei Ser Gurdiuduna bes 3iml-
mers murbe cine Ioidc nit ,6tca
neuen gatfnoten I'M Wcrtbe BON
mebreren tauIenb Collars geiunoen,
ipelhe ictt i'm 9eiis ser 9unoesb,-
BORDEN lit. 4
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9bep. $. 9iener e So.
217 Glt.YaItimpre.S frake.

Dcntides unb anoeres misIGnoi.
ides @elb scfauit unS b~erfamft.
8eloienonngen beiorgt nad 9eutIh.
(ano Seitreid. 8ubIano II. I. no.
@ediel ansgeiteut aaf ausIanbiide
ganfen. Greoitbrieie uno 1rooelers
CHEQUES.
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ySemtid . llnaariidcr 2ieocrfran5."
- MrnEe Mcimlrir.Gri
6ebbeI's cinsiacs NtcIier.

Nir baben MIR Elm gsItcIicr in 8alti.
more, nnb bns befinSct iid in Der
Gtaac AZ ebcner Grbc, Nr. 321, Noro.
0ap-, nabe Sigh.Str. &inocr.Tsbo.
fograpbien cine Spe5iaIiiGt. = aeins
Agtntcn nmb feine1 reppen ~ iteiarn.
8. SfbbeI. 6. Grni. 0eiAaftSfihrer
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Nac Sfnt.Nriiber, urld,c am ocm
6ritcn WrpNcn Sfat'S unrnicr Scv
WorSDitlid)en Stat @crbanocS in
E%bilabclpbia tbeilnebmcn ,%uOllcn, nil
gem iid) gciaaisit melScu. Eiltcn sur
llnterscidmnna iiuo in Der Wcrma-
mia anncrdur'Sale NIB SarmOnic.
Safe III fimScn. Tas Neit finoct am
T., s. nno 8. Gftubcr in EhilaSclpbin
itatt. Gas Grcfntip. Gomitc.
ON
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IllNlIe Su)lpeIer OCT Srulll pcIl
lurlgen Eoore @lumen %itrcute. Gin
icicrlidcS &odBcitsontt ipilroc cele.
brit. Eoter @ilfreb SrinS, &cftor
ser obengenanntem Stride, filn9irtc
els Gelebront; linn Itonben ais Tia-
fpn, he5p. Cub : 9iufon Entrcs
Snitbertb BON berlelbcn STRIDE inb
Mnl. Seine BOZ, Der ct. @cneoiftS.
Stride sur Seitc. Hotcr ". @.&ear-
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Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1908-12-11

around the saloons for several days,
and who made his getaway to Moore
on freight Wednesday morning.
The deputy sheriff arrested him on
his arrival at Moore and brought him
back in the afternoon. There being
no direct evidence against him, he
was allowed to go on his own recog-
nizance until next day.
The next arrest was that of f. =.
Pirie, who has been cooking in the
restaurants here all fall. At his
trial yesterday it appeared that he
had heard that there was going to be
some fun at the round house. and
that he had gone to the Judith Gap
buffet to get Il companion to go with
him to witness the sport. Not being
successful in tn is, the testimony
showed that he had not gone to the
round house. but went to bed before
the Jap scare occurred, and Judge
Balm dismissed the case.
1t appears from what information
the journal can CLEAN that three
railroad employees who were dis
charged from the round house this
week. instigated the disturbance.
They enlisted two or three of the bum
element in the town to join them, but
when the round house was reached
they pushed the recruits to the
front to bear the brunt of battle.
The Journal understands that the
railroad officials have takei, steps to
ferret out the criminals and see that
they are properly punished for their
riotious acts. For the sake of the
good reputation of the town. it hopes
they will be successful. Ii Judith
Gap had Il city organization and
proper police protection. the affair
would have never occurred. Ii the
town even had deputy sheriff. which
it is clearly entitled to, every mem
Der of the mob would have been ar
rested. The business men and prop
erty holders of Judith Gap want the
railroad company to understand that
every last one of them will shoulder
a gun If it becomes necessary to pro-
tect the railroad property or the EN-
ployes. The people of Judith Gap
are the most law-ah,ling citizens in
the state. or any other state. and
| they will not tolerate law-breaking
by anybody.
Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1908-12-11
A DEPLORABLE AFFAIR
Some ThoughtIess IrresponsibIes Get After
tie Japs in the Roundhouse. and Give Jud-
It'll Gap Black Eye As Being Lawless
Community.

Tuesday night, about lo:3". tive fel-
lows appeared at the roundhouse and
demanded of the night man that he
turl. over to them the five Japanese
lahorers who had been employed
there for several days in the capacity
OF engine wipers, and all around
roustehouts. The two men mostly in
evidence in the crowd and who did
the talking. wore colored handker-
chiefs over their faces. Only one Jap
was IL sight. and the night raiders
took possession of him and hustled
him out of sight. The Jap was mis-
sing all day Wednesday. but in the
evening showed up in fairly good CON
dition. He had taken to his heels
and never stopped running until he
had reached the mountains. The
other japs refused to go to work
e,ines.iay morning until their com
rade was found. and consequently re-
manned idle all day.
IL returning from their foray, the
the bunk can in which the laps were
supposed to be sleeping. but it was
the wrong car. Shots were also til. |
into the creeks bunk rooms. but no
damage WAS done.
Very few people knew anything
about the affair until next morning.
at which time the business men got
busy and began to ferret ont the Of
Tenders. 1t was Il hard matter to
spot the enlprits, because no one rec
ognized them. Agent Boulter swore
ont warrants for several on suspicion
and Judge Balm wired Deputy Sheriff
Johnson of Harlowton, who arrived
on the 200 O'Clock train and immed-
lately got busy. The first arrest was
that OF a bum who had been hanging