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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-12-13
0as 9aienapeiteInf n LIE b


Dem 6l. Batter fir otu Wtouat Decems
Der beitimmte uno asisgnete Snteus
ton bes 9ebetsapoitJIates. 8ieie Sns
teHtion lift ebenio ipi9tig uno beiliam
mie 3eitgemdB oeun Der aampF gegen
bic STRIDE piro beut3utaee gum gros
ben 9heile burh bic ibr feiuolihe
prehe uno bic ibr feinblihsu gsbeis
men o0er nidtsgebeimen @ereine uno
our6 religionsloie S6ulen eiHgeleis
tet unb in ben @eieBgebunsen Der eins
3elneu Reihe. in benen bic Qaien oas
entIneibsnbe Mort Fiibren, burdges
fiibrt. 9ds 4poitnlat Der 2aien bat
in teinem anoeren 9anoe Der Grbe
cine 10 Fsite uno einbeitli9e 0rganis
fdtion uno tirdli6s unb politii1e
8eoeutung erlangt, ME In unierem
alten 0aterlanbe. Dem bsutThen Rel
de. Wenn bic aatholiten aler iibriz
gen Rei6e Der Melt ebenIo fef uno
eeeinigt oaite6en miirben, mie bic aaz
iholiten in 9eutTdlanb. riirosn fir
unlere bt. Stride baln before s3eiten
tommen uno ibrer @eriolguna in pie
len 2dnoern Elm raines Gnbe b~ersitet
merben. DAP mir Togor bier in benz
2anoe Der 10 pisl geprieienen religi0s
fen 6reibeit als 8irger stpeiter glaHe
cngefeben meroeH. 3eigen uns bic
neuerlihen Brotehe Der g%ut6eraner 0es
gen bic GrtldruHe bes qrdfoenten
4ooisoelt. oaB e. feinen @runo fin6en
lam, ueshaib niht aud Elm aatbplIt
fir bas Qmt oes 9rdfoenten unieres
Qanoss erip6Rlt neroen tonnte. Qud
mir bier3ulonbe mdfen bas 9aieuopos
itoIat aus alien 3rdften f0rbern, benn
nur Damn fpsroen mir i'm Gtanoe fein,
ben gemiibungen Der 8anatiter, bic
uns bic ourh bic Contribution perIie=
6enen Rehte porcntbalten ie6en m6hs
ten, erfolqrei6en Wioeritano an leis
fen. 8ieies 3iel miro obtr nur bann
erreiht, nenn aQe fdihoIifhen 8urqer
u~nfsres Qanbes onrh ibren Qebsns.
panbsl i'm gsihdftlinsn @ertebre I a.
It hoIifhe Wldnner i'm beIten unb
ebeliten Sinns beg @orteg fnb uno
gleih3eitia aud cine immer feitere UNI
innere Organization dnilreben, nie Fe
bic GatholiieH 9sutI6ldnb's befiben.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-12-13

re8cpnpeniion Der SntersG ourig 6ooss
ration Der tatb. 8ereine BON 8ropu.
Calumet, Waupaca uno Gutasamis
Counties eymdbIte foloenoe 9edmteu
QrdT., Sobn u. auppers, Dspere;
Dice qrai.. Geo y. 8or. CLIFTON; 8,
:. Mloesies, Npplston; Sobu Gdlmes,
elintonpiae; S.Ularr, Mlenai6a; Sec,
4. Z. Sherman, 4ppIeton, Ghabm.,
Sos. &. Deuiter, @rseu Ban.
Port Mofbtngtou. Mis. r
6of glo. 500 Der aotb. 60riter En-
pdblte folgenoe geamten s. R.. Sol.
60aer; Q. 6. g., Sobn @ooersti; Hec.
Gec., glic. arid, Gin. Sec. @eo. s..
Qodm q. 6. o., 70. 3. Gdaneui
Gdabm., &. 80. arous; 9ruitees. :.
Wolitor, .. @Hmann. get. 8ausi
Dsleaat, 81. 4. S6oneu; Steaoertres
ter, & 9ieoerih. Der 0of 5oblt our
3sit 1856 mit9lieoer.
g btca1o. SIM Snperioraes
ridt oabier bat 1rau Glif. 8obgers.
bic Friibere Gberforitsrin Der aotb.
80ritsrinen. ieBt qegen lire Rahfolges
rim 8oie .. Rittmon Elm Duo Mara
rantos 9eridbren eingelsttst. oamit bic
ie unhmeiIe, nit ipelhem Redte ie
oas Amt befleibs. Die aebtere nuroe
In Der Convention in Detroit nit 402
eeaeH 399 Stimmen erpdblt. Die
aldgerin fe6tst aber bic Wabl an.
neil. nie fe bebduptet. oiete UlitgIie
oer nes Orbens eiuqeIdihtsrt uno in
rngeieblihsr Meiie beeinfluBt norben
leien.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-12-13
nrrcine. zludJrtdItrtt.

Wabtion. mis-. Der ct
Minaeps &. Il. gereins erlpdblie fol-
asnbe geamtsn. grdf.. Sob. Q. 9sim;
0ice grai., Sob. s. 9leo; Gee, 5ui.
u. GAaoauer; Dice &c, u. 5rieol;
Ghabm., ant. WlsB Dice @daBm
Ulid. Gieoerid; 5ubusnirdger, SEQ.
5hmarb; moridaa, 5r3. s, 6adet;
Mdi6ef, gso. 6. golt, get. Burger, g.
Danael; asfna6me gomiie. Sol. Boil
lenbed, mic. q. 9s6rsnO. Sob. 9. Sci
leni6. erec. sGom.. Gbas. e. s. gaer.
GEO. s. Brotherhood. 5reo. :. Ghmib
Sob. 9idert. gr5 aIeinbei8; 8srnal=
tunasroth. Z. q. Grimm; 8ereinsboie
9o6u. Gdlimqes; @sreinsar8t, Or. s.
s. Sommers.
Ratius 8is. r 8er ct. Wsarn's
Sof $40. 211 Der 8atb 5oriter pdbItC
foloenoe gsamten: 6. g.. 8. s. 6s9e-
mann; g. s. 81. 81 Daubeni 81. e,
81. 9tttsr; +. g, g. 3. 6aos; SaaB.
meiftr. 4. $. Uiilsr; 9ruiiees q. 8.
aoblmdnn, .. Ntaefr, s. 6odgirtel;
1iihrsr, g6oa. euro. 5as. Z. Bilte;
W0hter. 81. 9aiaau. 5n. WeDeri 0e.
leaat 7um Gtaalsconoent, 1Bos. ia
oan. gteauertrsiet. Sol. q. Dilie;
Defeat sllm eonoent bes Gtaotsber-
6anos esr tath. gereins, 8. s. 6e9e=
mann.
0pbfeton. isis. r Der q. 50.
fsp6 sgerein erIDabits iofeeuos 8eam.
ten grdI., II 5tofFsl; Dice grdf.. 8.
Millsr: gtDt. 5sc.. 3of. g.. gdneen
bere; 5in. 5ec.. C.0itihis; 56aBm..
81. 8. moit6es; @ernaItun9srotb. (.
geaer. 6. Z. Shisbler, 5B. aamps.
mtHaf6o. mis-. DIR bisfe,
Ct. Wan's 6of Der gotb. G6rfer e.
lpGbfte folaenoe geamieu. s. H., 6.
4. Cbsrusfltr; g. s. D.. 4. g. Gen.
Ts%n6rsnner, %. s. 81. Ism. o. Suh.
fdersr. fin. 5e.. g06. SueB; Ret.
&c, Gao. eisbl 59abm.. 5Di. 56iet
asf, sruaees. JoT. gieb6aaler, Sob.
8ros, Gs1. 8ippl, Dgle8at 3ur
e taalsconbeniion ul. gaHbgrai,
Green BAT Wis. Die an
oorl. Sonntag alsg obss5altsns Sab
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-12-13

fe fonF @sfabr laufeu ibren @laaben
3u oerlieyen, oeHn bic 5enbens oes
9ereins lit offender protendntiih uno
babel prpclamirt er cit gaus Sessvaines
mes. laft un0 .ratloIes @briitsutbum.
cine 9rt Maerlpelts Reliaion nit
6riilidsm 9niirin. Sin Organ oes
8ereins ihreibt Ielbit: So madt ms
Nuts aus. pelder GouFe6ion ODER
Religton ou anas10rlt ob bu 8athOlit
bift ODER 9roieltant, @briit ooer Ridtz
drift, gldubis oner uidt aIdubig. Dur
@ines perlangen mir ais minimum:
Elm 8erlaHaen uuo Streben nan Der
Wabrbeit, cine @eFnnung, nelhe niht
am @emsineu uno SamuBiesn ibre
6reube BAT, ionoern am Reinsn uno
@olen. NIT eiHem Wort, siueu 3ug
nab Oben.@
Wenn 0ies pirtIi6 oas proeramm
oes 8ereins lift. 70 muB fib in ibm
cine in religi6ier ge5isbung leht buntt
@eienfdaft 5uiammen finoen. unn
man muB iid perpunoeft fragen,
pdrum er lib .driitIi6" nennt. Dies
Qrogramm tam aud cin 0eioe gel
ten laFen. gs mare mgsfdbr auf Den
5Ou Qeitimmt:
. gbriTt, ob giirf', ob 6ottsntot.
Wir glauben air an eineu 6ott!
8d6er f6nneu fatboliTne iun9e
Mdnnsr gar uidt oft unb eiu0riug-
lidb genua bor oieicm @ereine aelpdrni
mer6en. Inter teinen u%mftdnoen fol-
len Ie Iia oemIeIben oni6lieBen ODER
ou6 MIR feline 2ocole beIuhen. Sin
gerein, Der ME bic q. M}. 6. a., Elm
gang pernaIheaes. iafts unb tre'tIo
ies Gbrifeutbum. cine 4rt gnlerpelts.
religion nit 9riitlidem 4nItri6 pro.
cldmirt. muB fatbotiinsrieits eemisoer
meroeu, pie Die QeIt. Wlan fannie
unTers fot6oliI6en iunaen Mdnner in
tatbolifde @ereine uno beipobre fl
babur4 Dor Der .0oupg Mens gbri4
itiar ghnciatiOn" no lie gang iider
Der 3irhe perlorsn geben.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-12-13
1Oas ilt Sic IeciaIe eraoe?

Die 4ntfport auf oisIe 5raee gibt uns
bOhp. Or. @ottfrieO 8. Braun in feiz
mem 8uhe Sur aOiung Der focialen
6rage" in foIgsnben Worten:
Social beiBt seieaT 6aftlih. Die
Iociais Jrage lit Die geieafhaftli4e
6rass, bic 8rage mad Der @sIeai6aft,
bic 5rage, ME Tih oas 3ufammens
leben Der Mlenf6sn in Der 9eie1idaft
3u geitaIten babe, bamit IS Ieinen
3ped errside. Die foeiale 5rage 1T
bic Srase, tpie oas 3uiammenIeben
Der Menf6sn in elm beferes. 3ufriebe=
neres. gliidliheres um5ugeitalten mie
e. ein3uri6ten lit. bamit Qae in Der
ibnen 3ugspisienen Steuung ii9 gliid=
lid fublen t0nnen. Die Iociale Sra
&c 1T bic 5rags mad Der @eiunoung
Der 9eIeaidaft BON ben ibr isBt an.
baftenoen llebeln.
pa nun aber bas qeieafhaftli6e
9ebsn nur Elm Gefiige oer mannigs
faitigiten g~e3isbungen uub @erbdlts
niFe 1T. ba Is iih in oas pirtbidaft=
Tide geben. has politifhe 9eben unb
bas reli9i6is Qeben 3erqlieoern lGBt,
10 SerIest fi6 bic loeiaIe 6raee f6on
in brei 5ragsn. cine tpiribIhaftline
politifhe uno %religiofe. Seoe oieier
bret 6ragen i6lieBt pieoer cine Rsibe
BON Theilfrdgsn Elm. ale toen 70 piel
iociaIe 5rasen.
Die 6aupturiahe Der ~fotialen Sc.
fabr u%Hierer 3eit liegt 3tpeifelsobne in
eer 3erfa9renbeit u~nierer tpirt9Iaoft-
li6en 3uftdnbe. gtu6 Der 81. Batter
beutet bies in un3ipeioeutiqer WeiIe
an. Die pirtbfdaftli6en @rHnoe
itelt sr oorauf unb perpeiH bonn am
GaluHe erit nuf bic Giitenberberbs
nib, Delts euh NIT in Qnf6Iog 81
bringen iei.
Ia Der llrduea Der Siitsnberoerb.
nib ebsn in ben tpirtbi maftlihen WltBs
itdnoen liest, 70 tritt bic fDirtbIdaft-
Tide Seite Der iocialen 1raae in ben
8orbergruub. Somit 1T bic fociole
Groge 8undhft cine @srmogsHss unh
gintommeus : 5rags. unb besbal6
nimmt bic gigsRtbumsfrags in ibr
cine 70 pidtige GtsIle Gin. unmitiel-
bar uno Direct it is eine niribf6aft.
lids 5rass. Sie 1T cine 9robs Wlas
gen. QohHs8rage,
Die fotidle 5rage lit eint 9ebens.
frage i'm sminsntsfsH Giuns bsa
0ories fir bic gauge Msnfhbeit. 90.
re Q0iuua if bic 6sbsaiunsspoaite .
bic groBartigfs. aber aud bic ftper.
its Qufgabs uniersr 3sit- 4Is auoeru
5raeeR. aIs Qartsi=. airheus. Gdul.
unb misunderstanding trsien in zen
siHtergruHo Dor ber IccialeH Grage.
bic ubsr ale Tragsn oomiHirt
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-12-13
D. 1I. 6. q. 80 go

.. N. &. y. 6eti 5eit3em1b
If bon een GeHtraItorpsr osr guFfa=
losr tatboldhsH stuii6sn S5btrdtioH
siu 0arHuHssruf sraaH8sn gsgeu bic
pEofelntsHmo6erai oer pBouHa WleHa
ghrihiou & odatiaH 6trsn 6sfabr
lihsat fir ben GiauEen Rioer ned
INNER ni4t paa srsauHt uira une osr
lsiasr mid. usHiss unss tatholii
1ldnHtr gum Gpfsr foGsr. liz 81.
M. g u. NIT i6rtm bsrfapommsnsH
eRg gHlbum ie4ts boH tata0iH n
iangsn UsaHHsya gswisosH nsrbsn. d
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-12-13

Qu6 bic in CT. Qouis dbgehois
tene monattide qaitoreuconferen3 Der
eoan9eIiids2utheriidsn SDHoben BON
Wifouri, Ohio uHb anbersn 5taaten
bat iid BEN Giniprua ibrsr bigotten
Rem PORTER Qmtsbriioer ssgen bic
iir5lit.n 4uslofungeR 0ss prai.
Rooieb Il be3iigli4 RsIigiou unb pOs
litit anesfdloFsn. unD bic nPresbps
terrain Miniiters' QFociatiOn4 BON
Rem gort bat ben qroteft isHsr 5as
natter ebenfa1s inooFirt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-12-13
Aurrlet pnnt GupP.

Dos gnoe ber Gpbificirunq beg
airheurehtss. bieies eigantii6en
Dertes, oas oieleiht bic groBten unb
p%eitgebenoften uno practiiditen oller
asformen 9ius oes 33ebnten umFaBt
III bersits IN Si6t. Rad ungefa5r
eiasm balben Sabre psrpsn ale
8ifhofe Der tdtboliihen Stride einen
Gntpurf bss nsusn Sober Plus bes
3ebnten erbdlten. Barnah Diro es
nod uber Elm 5nbr uno nabrIdeinIi6
ipeniqer als 3fpei Sabre bauern. ebe Der
ueue Sober %ber5ffeutli6i iDerben fam,
6a ale 8ifhofs eriutt nerosn. ben
ibreH 3ugefanbten plan qenau su fus
oiren unb berno6 ale az mahenben
gemerlungen, insbeionbsre bic auf
ibre @rfabruHg uno loealen 8eoiri
aiie uno 8uItdnoe 9egrinoeseH. mad
Rom 5u fdiden.
5rb. b. Ghorlemer, C6erprdf
bent Der 8beinpropin3, Der Trigger III
nes eigenbdnoigen G6reibers bes oeut
ideH aaiitrs in nelhsm Der Wonar6
Oem Capt CUR 1eier beg @olosnen
Qriefter 5ubildums graiulirt. 6ringt
bsm 81. Batter olg 5u6ildumsgsldsnt
Der preubifden aotboliisn etnsn Sies
attRcd, 6er bas in griaantsu dusges
iibrte pdphli6e Happen iragt unb
einen Dert6 bon 10000 Ult. bat.
Gyaf 3oo6im ron Sh5n6urg. eth
G6paasr oes 6ferteidifden Gr3bers
3oa Ebronfoigers 5ran3 8erbiuanb,
iH6rt bic iddff8e 0dHion an, bic
gius bem 3sbnisn @lidpanihs gum
5ubildum dbermittgli.
Die Tertmlnosr ictialssmoiras
sii6s .4rtsaelssitUng4 ta.nmmi 0r
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-12-13

9n GinfeoeIn in Der 5hnsi8 iT
am %. glop. 6r. RicoIaus gsn5iseI
Sr., Senior Der peItbsEanntsn totboa
lif6en @erld9sfirma @ebriiber Bsns
8iger. i'm Nlter BON Is 5abrsn aus BEN
Geben geIhieben. 3lpei Ieinsr S0bne
itebeu ben gen3ieeri9 0sI6dften in
america Dor, 5r. Ricolaus 6. Il. 5err
UIsinrob gen5issr in Nsn Yort.
q. /. b.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-12-13

Die Ber.maH0sT ieciaIeemolras
sii6s n4rtstslssituHs" tasHmimt 0r
The Nome daily nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1906-1918, 1908-11-27

Mr.. and Mrs. Hagen entertained a
few friends Yesterday At their pretty
home. on Front street. To an old-fash-
ion"d Thanksgiving 6inner. ole rarely
met with outside of New England
After dinner had been served the
rarty rested for an hour then en-
tered into the spirit Of the games with
The Nome daily nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1906-1918, 1908-11-27

Imported Cobureer draft beer on tap
al Board OF Trade.
The Nome daily nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1906-1918, 1908-11-27
Go to the North Pole

Bakery for the best bread and pastry
The only coffee house in town.
The Nome daily nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1906-1918, 1908-11-27

OF all III merry dinner parties Of
THANKSGIVING day there we're none
which could SUR ass that given by Mr.
and Mr.. j. \. WestbI Al their home
ON g street Those who We're there say
that lie dinner could NOT have been
finer while the wines seemed to aave
far more than their ordinary proper
tics which prompt sit and good fellow
ship. Those who enjoyed the hospi-
tafity Of Mr. and AIRS. Wcstby were
Mr. and Airs. Ernest Blunck. Mr.. ana
Mrs. :. Roy Davenport. ". {. Mcclure
ana James Fazard
The Nome daily nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1906-1918, 1908-11-27

slatz Private Stock at the Bank.
The Nome daily nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1906-1918, 1908-11-27

Tho Bunch" gave a stag dinner
Yesterday AT their handsomely fitted
quarters "ver thu local telephone office.
four guests being present. There were
cigdrs-and several other things Those
! resent Were: Walter Ganney. Ben
Pfymeir, W. r. Hays Wallace Nc
Mains. +. W. Hays and l. $. Cutting
The Nome daily nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1906-1918, 1908-11-27

Eagle dance, Thursday night. $500 +
billiards aad pooi. Board Of Trade +
The Nome daily nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1906-1918, 1908-11-27

Ar and Mrs. George Lomcu enter
tanned Mr.. and AIRS. q. !. Lomcn and
family 1t dinner yesterday at tdeis
home. on = street. Nine Lomcns sat
around the festive board.
The Nome daily nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1906-1918, 1908-11-27

Mr. ". \. Gilmore entertained at
dinner Yesterday afternoon The
guests We're Mr. and Mrs. q. G. Cow
den. ElNo"d Rruner and DR.. Sloan.
The Nome daily nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1906-1918, 1908-11-27

Miss Carrie Johnson entertained at
dinner Yesterday. those present being
Mr.. and Mrs. \. :. Lewis. Stock Rum
s-5
The Nome daily nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1906-1918, 1908-11-27

Nr and Mrs. \ +. Boyd entertained
Mr. and Mrs Ira D. Orton ana !. H..
Bullock At Thanksgiving dinner yes
rerdaV
The Nome daily nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1906-1918, 1908-11-27

Nj. N. T. Atkinson and Mrs. .. ]
Nnnne gave a dinner party At the
The Nome daily nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1906-1918, 1908-11-27

on. 9. HE prettieSt litrle Ginner pa
is = THANKSGIVING waS given Is a'r
ana Mr. l. Haeestead At their home
o. u street Tho mouse aal tabte. were
"Yf"faeantly decorated. al in red. and
'NefN feature synb"IieM of tho day.
- in evidence. The cxcaof.,i..,I en-
ner aita it, accompanying ehoic,
beverages. vii long h- -H-mbrisd
hy AN Nh" were fortunate enough to
be present Tn party consisted Of
The following in addition 10 Ill. host
and hostess Mr.. and Mrs )
Kemp. Hiss Saroyer. A. ". Kay anG
a. " Vieke.y
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-03-13
Boys Extra Value Refers

Fancy cashmere. cheviot and worsted, brown. tan,
olive and gray: medium and light shades, also popular
plain golf, red, blue serge, and coverts: neat new shadow
stripes, checks and plaids: self and velvet close fitting
collars, broad shoulders. perfect hanging, '~swagger''
backs. long lapels, side vents: fine sateen, alberta and
venetian lining: cut and tailored like mems top coats:
interlined with shrunk haircloth and tailor canvas: ~
to 10 years: handsome little REFERS and value notnatcht,
at leo to 500.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-03-13
SEVEN Reform
PLANKS IN NEW
IDEA PLATFORM
Colby Men Favor Public Opinion
Law Instead of Initiative
and Referendum.
PUBLIC UTILITIES BILL
ALSO ONE OF PROVISIONS
Would Hold Direct Primaries
Without the Intervention
of Conventions.

Final action on the proposed New
Idea platform of the Republican
League for Limited Franchise and
Equal Taxation, which met yesterday
afternoon, was deferred until a later
meeting. The platform. which contains
sever planks, was recommended for
adoption without change by the plat
form committee. Some of the planks:
call for legislation such as is before the
Legislature at the present time.
Among them is a plank for a public
utilities bill. like that which has been
introduced by Majority Leader William
p. Martin in the House. A coinprehen-
sive civil service reform bill, the eX-
tension of the principals of direct pri-
mary without the Intervention of con
MENTIONS. and ballot reform and cleo
ton law amendments are also called in
the platform.
-. The. platform committee suggested
that instead of an initiative and refer
endum plank one for a public opinion
law" be inserted. A bill of this descrip-
tion was introduced this week by AS
semblyman Rudolph A. Braun.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-03-13
SAYS DAUGHTER
DEFRAUDED HER
OF $4,000 HOUSE
Mrs: Remsen Ayers if She
Signed Deed She Was Under
Influence of Morphine.
Especial to the Evening star.l

TRENTON, March 13.-Charging that
sine was defrauded while, in all prob
ability. under the influence of drugs,
Mrs. Jane Remsen. of futile avenue,
Spring Lake, has brought a suit in the
court of Chancery against her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Bessie r. Humphrey, OF Bling
Ihamton, N. Y, and her gr~randdaugh-
ter, Viola r. Humphrey, to have set
aside a deed conveying TO the defend
ants property of Mrs. Remsen in Spring
Lake worth $10,0 00. The complainant
also asks the court to restrain the de-
PENDANTS from defrauding her out #
other property in M%anasquan worth
$4,000.
In her bill Mrs. 3emsen says that for
10 long time prior to May "a she was
very i'll with dropsy, and that owing
to her illness she took a great deal Of
morphine. During this time, she AYERS,
her daughter and ellison S. Humphrey.
the latter's husband. repeatedly impor-
tuned her to give them the homestead
in Spring Lake referred to, but that she
refused.
The bill, goes on to show that last fall
her son, Edward Remsen, discovered IN
the county clerks office at Freehold
what purported to be a deed transfer
ring Mrs. Remsen's property on futile
avenue, Spring Lake, to Bessie r.
Humphrey for the consideration of 81.
This deed pretended to be signed by the
complainant. Mrs. Remsen AYERS hat
she has no recollection of signing such
a deed: that if she did sign 1t it was
at a time when she was under the in
fluence of some drug Or when her mind
was weak. She shows that October %,
1907, Mrs. Humphrey transferred the
property to her daughter, Vioia
Humphrey. for the consideration of 81,
the only purpose of which, she says,
was to place the property beyond ner
and to defraud her out OF IL.
Another charge is that February 10
last Viola Humphrey, who now claims
to own the property, m~ortgaged it to
Sarah J.. Hance, of Belrlar, for $1,000,
and that Mr.. and Mrs. Humphrey re-
-ceived the $1,000 and are using it.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-03-13
FRIENDLY SONS PLAN
FOR GREATEST BANQUET.
st. Patrick's Day Feast Will
Surpass Anything Society
Has Ever Held.

The committee in charge of the ban
Duet of the Friendly Sons of st. Pat
rick, which is to be held at De Jianne's
Tuesday evening, has completed all ar
rangements.
Elaborate plans have been made so
that this dinner will vie with the many
past successes of the Friendly Sons.
The cuisine will receive special at
tcntion. and the eminent speakers as
signed to the ~toasts, together with the
list of guests who can always be de-
pended upon, promise a night of de-
lightful memory to those who attend.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-03-13
CONSERVATIVE UTILITIES
BILL READY AT TRENTON.
Substitute Has the Approval of
Thomas N. McCarter-Com-
bines Old Measures.
fFrom a staf Correspondent.l

TRENTON, March 13.-The conseryl-
tive committee substitute for the shree
public utilities bills introduced in the
Senate by Messrs. Colby, Gebhardt and
Robbins, is TO be introduced in dupli-
cate in the House this week by Pro-
lessor John j.. Prince. Assemblyman
from Mercer. The Senate measure has
the approval OF Thomas N. McCartcr,
president of the Public Service Cor
poration. although he is against legis-
lation of the kind.
The bill now before the House is a
combination OF two measures intro
duccd By Majority Leader Martin, and
contains every feature advocated by
the reform element in the party. II
covers water. telephone. telegraph.
railroad. street. railways. gas, electric
light and power and heating coma
ranies
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-03-13
CASHIER KITcHEL,S FuNrRAL.

The funeral of Edwin lie Roy Kitchel,
cashier of h B~ernardsville National
Bank, who died at the age of 80, after
five weeks illness at his home in
Olcott avenue, Be%rnardsville. late
Wednesday night, 4will be held this aft
erncon. The body win be brought to
tho home Of his father at rs Broad
street tomorrow.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-03-13
TEACHER HAS TASTED 81
DAYS; WILL KEEP IT UP.

LONG BEACH, Cal, March 1S.-Miss
Eta Priscilla Grove. a school teacher
of Chicago, staying here, who has
tasted for thirty-one days, thinks that
she will be able to continue her fast
for at least a week, and possibly two
weeks. Miss Grove retains. her strength
surprisingly.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-03-13
Boys Extra Value WOrsted Suits

Norfolk. double breasted and single breasted belt and
Derby models; all wool blue serge, fancy homespun chew
lots, cashmere, worsted or crash; new spring browns, tans
and graYs; stripes, broken checks and shadow plaids;
coats have close fitting collars, natural shoulders, faced
or turn-up bottoms: trousers full cut, roony, lined and
tapped, tailored by the most skilled workmen; inside work
as thoro as outside; interlined and shrunk haircloth and
tailor canvas; will always hold shape; 7 to II years; most
complete line, best at 500 to II 90.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-03-13

See Our Boys Derby Suits
Most snappy and nobby suits ON the
market; all wool blue serge, Indigo dye; close
fitting collars, broad shoulders; slightly fitted
waist, with blind side vents; knick-
erbockcr trousers, lined tapped thru EA
out: IL to II years: one of the most
attractive of all attractive suits: Jaw
true $500 value, at. ............
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-03-13
Boys Fine 700 New Suits

Double and single breasted. some flap and
buttons pockets; stitched cuffs, alberta and
sateen Innings: knickerbocker trousers lined
and tapped: all wool cashmere and
Scotch cheviots, new olive and snuff
brown and medium gray neat in
visible checks and plaids, ! to II OeOV
years
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-03-13
Little Boys New Wash Suits

Russian and sailor blouses, sailor and cadet collar
single and double breasted. embroidered shields, sailor
collars trimmed with braid and embroidered stars, bow
and four-in-hand ties; white repp, handkerchiefs and
butchers linen, drill, galatea, and madras, colored woven
chambrays, g%inghams. madras, oxford cheviots, natural
color and blue linens. batiste; stripes, plaids, checks and
solid colors in great range: perfectly tailored, full and
roomy, bloomer trousers, elastic bottoms, sizes ~ to 10
years, at LOO to 600.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-03-13
Little Boys WOrSted Suits

Russian and sailor, single and double breasted, long
roll: and double breasted with f0ur-in-hand ties, silk en-
broidered stars and anchors on collar and shields SOU
tache and fat braids; all wool fancy cashmere, cheyiot,
plain gray worsted and blue serge; stripes, checks, plaids:
new brown, tan and gray; bloomer trousers, lined and
taped turnout; elastic bottom; ~ to 10 years, 800 to 500.
Refers to match-Some Russian and sailor suits;
suit and REFER, 1900.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-03-13

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