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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-07-31

9anif, &ieefpninl @etcr >6anien.
Solt Safe Gitn, bar inbgipet 9ln
iggning ON slfife0 iom @icetoniu'
for staten l1tahf ira l.. 9luguit al
regne> og Mnlagi1tugen er blepet be.
pilget. @r. @anIen bar befle6,
StiIingen / 16 Mor,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-07-31

Ntrs. 9pnmcr9aaro bpb. Sfplge
0anlfe 8laoe er D}rs. @1artine Glle
9enner9aaro, Dor befiel10te 2a11os=
mano I 3erbp, @aib, Sans 0enner-
gaar0s &ultru, ii0lte Mooneb nfgaaet
beo 0goen, rant al ct 1iGrteilag.
8egrapelien fan0t Steo pao 8otb=
nell 8egrapeliesplaos, efter Sen af=
6p6es 9nife al Stilbeo.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-07-31
can0Snldn0.
@nnot / Mnerifa.

Eaitur u. Tabcr, HrGit for Zen
oanlfe airfes Nfe,,igbeb i Clinton,
So, bar n1ootaget aal0 ira set iant-
n1e San1ful1os Mfenigbeo 9fetpell,
SSa., og pil tiltreoe lit npe gmbeoe
/ September Maane6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-07-31

iniolertio, at ban bap6e faaet E,
8reb fra &iis, Der lfriper, at ban iftt
fan fonme iii 5tepnet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-07-31
GllcGammers Tlppemaifinc, 6t

@ncbammers* 6lppemaifinc, Del
iom fgr ontalt brogte lin 0pfin6er
Sen oonife sSSngenier @llebammer, er
&re11ie paa 5000 Marf peo en- Slp
pefonf11rrence is&icl ct / ben Mnlel
ming blepet onrtdlt Seem Dorl
@eralo" iom en- al Sc fer1te 9pfin
oeljer paa 6lppefl,nltens Onroa6e.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-04-07

&eluItoter. Oct goor goOt nleo
6oraor og CONNER, ia meO @fter=
onret, oa malt inObpiter 6rtgterue.
ngiuu. Wien laa fOnu1er Ginte=
rem mle0 i'm 0pO % &ul0e. If!
Gonfen 0eronl Ell nGltel1 NOT til at
ge|nl1en1isne mig. Sfll0e ri W}en-
nelfer iuu meo Oenne AarstiO blipe
ioI0e, Opaife % OpOel Ser fommer
ieg til at gpie oper Summenlig-
ningen.
% peo ort ion, bpo0 ieg pioere
tpnfer:: - 81 Mennel fer bltr0e bel
lere iomntenlignes me0 oe nepigt
arpnne" Srper, Dem, Ser ioa unoer-
If6nt mp0er pS miot / &interfltl0ea
/ oSuletrGet~5 Sfiffelie, ems ms
MorspGf1ter. Gette Sr9 CT Natu.
rcns ifgnneite @iQe0e poo ct @etl,
ncltelto. @t0 tie Sot, at ut Wfens
neifer bar facet ct 2ip, Ser fan ooer-
Iepe @interelt5 &ul0e, u0foloe fig /
SommerenS SoIporme og pGre eoig
0r6nt.
Min SonfcS Geiultot 6liper 0o, at
leg ipeioer efter 6oroor i @enneIfc-
bjsrterne, Soroor meo Spire- %
ll00ifling8eDne, Gpne til at iatte
MODEM 6rltgt, Sip ion pct eprg.
grorllle Grns 9ip, eGer iom Ser
itaar ON ct on0at Srn: -- JON
Far tolp @onge 6rugt % gap 6per
MooneO iin 6rltgt, % @Go0ene al
Greet tiente til 6olfenes 9pgeoom"
Din Sen
~. Mortenien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-04-07

ligbeOen pe0fommer BET life oS, ON
Slime @oul0 otter Itiffer lin 9teie
/ &0ffelL men Yresosiociutionen
hor pGret iaa flittig og pe0bolOenoe
til at rette Dor Spmprfi om6e0 pau
Genoes NfGrer, at hi life fan uf=
6olOe oS ira at |fremfomne meo nog=
lie Banter, Der poatpinger Jig os.
81 betpipler life, at Ser finOes
ntn1ge 6ranitmGnnO, iom flnoe
blipe gooe NggtemGnO for amerifon-
ife Yiger, men Be pil fife finOeS I
Dc Sogon eQer GoIteQone &Io8ien,
blollOt &eprGientonterne for 6ronf=
rigs ~beganGrereoe og loplpie N0el.
elsie NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. @6mler,
bpis S0eer ON NtoroG er parallel
meo Oeres &erlig6e0 til Grligt 9(r-
beioe, er en- Sfamplet for NOel5-
ltall0ell. SereS forl1etn1te Sto5lltaol
er at ipenOere &e1ge, og fOr at foa
Gem er 0e piaige til at u0bptte oere8
Gitler MOB boor0t fortjente onreri-
funife Collars, naar ionl 6eIIt Sc er
! Stult0 til at fin0e Ell rig omerifonif
%i9e 0eireis), Der %uurOerer iig ielp
ioo lapt, at bun cr piQig til at
u0omer" 0t0itpre mes @}i0ler) en-
fren1meO 2pffeiGger mcO 6en0es per-
ionlige ynoe % 6enoes Geuge.
Muoife ri 9dr for meget @pien
al 0enne Sag. 0}en - Sen m1eri-
fonife @ige, iom ct jig for og pnifer
At gore ct ioaOont 9ptte, bum for-
tiener, bbu0 bun ar iiffer poo at OBJ
noo - G(en0igbeo % Notoritet."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-04-07
9(mua 6Onlbs neite TorIpg.

Oct ct fife lenge, iiOen Bresien
fortalte ON Anna @ouloS Siemfomlt
efter at pere ifilt fra ben frantic
9(oelsmano 8oni @oiteGane. S be
iioIte Gage bar benoes Nabn otter
peret fremme. Man bor fortalt at
benoes Slegtninge / Seem gorf er
peo at inoptlge / 6en0es Sitter
moal meo De Sogan. S ben @n-
leoning ifriper r9incoln gpening
Stems" f6lgen0e rammenoe Orb,
iom ot fife go6t fan negte os ben
SorngieIie at meooele.
rSg iaa piG &nna @oulo pgte Ell
onoen Sronifmano og iaaleoeS MOB
-bepiIe Oroiproeet, at vbrenot 8arn
pogter fig for. Sl0en." 9enne Gang
ifol set pGre 8onis Sdffen0ebarn,
ipm ban fornplig / @reoens Seoe log
ire @onge oper Soon0le6et. S girfe-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-04-07
&eligionsumoerDisnimg.*
ri
Martba Steintbal.

Oct fam bel NOT iiges, at Der | be
li0lte Nar er foregaoet en- Soran=
bring / Stemningen Der for
Spprgsmualet ON port 2anOs Sor=
lpar. WteOens bette Spsrgsmaal
tiOltgere p9l entlig betragte0es lom
Ell Eartilag og melt bar @enltano
for t%eoretiife 0ebatter, Ell Der Ell
6plelie, Der | oe ii0Ite Iar er Deo
at f~ortrpnge ale Seorier og for
%baabentlig ale Bartiitanopunfter,
pg bet er Jplelien al ben itore ulDf-
fe, Der pil0e rantnte o. ale, 6pis Bet
ltete, at port Solf gift til @run0e
iom ielDitenOigt 6olf. @por iterf
Oenne Stemning bill blipe, og bpao
8etDOning Den bill faa, BET peo IN
gen; men naar ieg ber ggr opm9rf-
lDm paa 0enne u0btfling, er bet for
ct Ordge en- Satltnlenltgtlt1g nteletl
Spgrgsmaalet ON bort SANDS Sor-
ipar og ct onOet fort Spprgsmaal,
Der enOnu ligger inoenfor Dor egen
Sci emmeli leg &9ffepio0e, og iom
iii babe flor 8etpOning for bort
6olfs oonoelige 8e1taaen: Spergs=
moolet DIN Heligionsunoerpisni1=
gems 9eporelie / Ben oHantliga
Sfole.
SgIoa fer itoar Seori oper for
Seori. timber Seltraabet u&eligio=
men er en- @ripatiog" former Sfa=
rerne frem, unbarIt6tteoe al Ben
ro0ifole &reos, Ser meo ntpraniif
Griiino" bill &ritenoommen til 2ips,
y @oos banife Magoiin for
Wnrts. |
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-04-07
Sene3uela % Dor rationale
S9rOigBeO.

&ene3ueln Sp6rgsmoolet er enOe-
Zig bleoen forelagt &ongresien Sn-
gen bill negte, at ben umeritunife
Staggering bar uGret forligtig, ouer<
rejenOe % taalntoOig operfor s a.
trio og bans Hegering. Sn=
gen pil 6eifplOe Dor 9fegering for at
bope foitet Jig inO / upe0founnenoe
Sager og 0iiputter. Gg piOere fan
ingen betpiple, at oeriom Ell Itprre
Wiogt 6up0e peret i~npolperet / ilige
Spilten1aul meO Il. O., Dor Staggering
% piloe bape pitt fraftigere Sptr9-
Oelt og mi10re Soalmo0igbeO. Oct
er &enne5uelas ulige mi1ore Stprfe,
Der 6ar gjort, at Dor Gegering ian
lGnge bar taalte s q troS &ingez
agt. Oct bar p9rOtgt for Ben Itpr=
re Magt into0 ben lille. Wlen iligt
ifal bape en- @nOe. 8or rationale
&eroigbeo tiaooer fife, at por 9fe-
gering laOer Jig trGoe pea al ben
Galobarbariife Goitro.
Oct er poerft nbebageligt for-ett
Sforma9f al bIiDe tp0t III at 1gre
lin Get qgl0en0e operfor en- minore,
ubetDOelig Magt. Der gibeS altio
De, iom pil mistp0e Ell iaa0an Sp-
tr90en. Men BET er bog paa ben
onOen SIDE flart lom 9agen at
Spagbeo al0rig fan eler b6r bruges
eIer tages iom u%noifplontng for II
meteorological. Set fan oerfor bIioe
en- Stormagts pinlige Sligt meb
Magt at bep0e og g%ennemfSre, bpao
Sen anier for &et, eaer ogiaa maa
ben for beltanOig luffe giet for,
at bpaO ben anler for ligefrem
llretfaroigbeO ultraffet epes imoO
8erioner og &orporationer, iom
bar &rap paa bens 8elfpttelie.
Miniiter &oot er en- opgtig Sag-
ferer og en- flartieenoe Stotsmano,
og Fan bar gentagen0e @ange lagt
Dor gooe 8iQie moo bore geoboita-
ter / Central og Spoamerifa for
9ogen. San bar giort fig @nitren-
geIie for at fierne Miitonfe og Sor-
BONNIE og oprette ct penifabeligt
Sorbolo maQem Nationerne poo
ben peItlige SalDfugle. Sg ban
bar alporltg operoeiet enbper SnO-
penoing, iom gene5uela er fommen
frem meo imoo at looe S%piittg6eoer-
nc qfg6re peD &pl0gift. Wfen alt
forgepes. 9eu faar &ongresien BANJO
Ie meo 8 atro.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-04-07

u02tn 6oOer og @}ooer forlooe
mig; men &erren tager mig op."
(Sal. p, 1O.)
Win 6oOer og MoOer forlo0e Mig
mig, tiger Salmiiten; set bill iige,
be OpOe og git inO / ben itore gpig-
beO. Maltge al @6rnene pao pore
Sprnebiem fan gore Oisie 9apios
0r0 til Oeres. 0poen BAT taget oe-
reg Sober euer MfoOer bort ira 6em
- opleit Oeres Stem - logt ge-
moo in0 i oeres lille 8arnebierts og
Soarer / Oeres imaa 8ort ,oTie.
Io, bpor fan 8arnebiertet life h
pc Jig, pnaor 9soen meo ifh+ ,,pc
a-..-aer S@ ime1EnIE@@sfs-
aono, ~bortpifter SIertets 8dEm ao9
bGrer BEN elifeoe Saoers eaer Apfo-
6ers SiGl bort til set fierne 9ano,
Den SiGl iom Barnet bang beo rneO
l10erlig &Grligbeo, og fun BET of-
ij0leoe, foloe 2ege1ne er tilbdge,
DUis W}unO life fan tale, bpis 1ie
life fan Imile mere. Seq taler / Iao
@enleenoe al Grfaring; tbi ogkao
min Sa0er og Wooer forloo mia,
"a ieg bar ct Barn.
@fen iaa foier SolmiIten ioo trp-
ItenOe til: n@fen Serren tager mig
cp." So, SUB ife Sop, ON Saoer og
@toOer - Oe nGrmeite - Be fp re-
Ite blanOt Mennei fer, bpr bort fra
Barnet - Serren leber oog. 9hr=
net fan BOG ipnge: uGor Saoef /
net b0ie, ban leper!" So, og Sen, g us
letter enc, ban ielp er mere ner.
Serren tager Oe fa0er= og mpoerlble
intaa op, bet fan mango, mango al
ben beptone. Oct fan oqlao ieg al
Grfaring beDione.
@erren bar ogIoa toget 0isle ia
Ger og mooerlpie imaa op, iom i'm
neS paa bore 86rne6iem. Oct er
@erren, Ser bar 6ereot oisle Stem
til Dem, Der bar 6epegat Mennelfe=
bierter og ACKNOWLEDGMENT peo fin
Nan0 og SGrligbeO til at 6pgge BIS
ic Stem, bDor Be bar set goot legetn-
Zig og o%onOelig, % bpor &erren pqa-
M bper Sag bill toge Dem op / fin
Sapn og fnDtte 0em meo &erligbe=
hens fulofomne @oono foItere og
inOerligere til fit &ierte - set
8aanO, Ser ifuloe fnptte Dem til
Fam for bele 2ibet.
86rnene bar peo 0eres Sorelores
96O miltet Oeres Stem = Siemmet
blep bruot ne6, ga Be booe, ielp ON
9uleT Dleo 1taaerOe. SDt boor 80
Der og Mooer er borte, Ser er fife
noget Stem for ct Barn. Oct er So
bers og WoOers 2ip / @uosfrpat, Il
&9rligbeo og SanObeo, iom ggr
Sniet til ct Stem for 8ornet. If,
men iaa er Der mango Suie, bpor
Ser fife er noget Stem for 8ernene,
ielp ON Sober og Mo6er er leben6e. |
ia 0eSbprrel Sbi ct Stem er fun J
ser, boor Serren fam foo Sob til at
tage Sarnet op - toge set OBJ / fin
6opn bber Dag gennem anbogten /
Siemmet, gennem Cubs Sro on
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-04-07
&9re SiraOn Souoe.

Sa, glG0eligt 6oroor! BET Tiger
ieg 0giau. 0g Oerma0 mener jeQ
fife alene at onitt Big gln0eligt
6Oradr, men at u0tnle III Il @l9CC
rper 6oroaret og nit 2nife ON, ot
Torauret meO Set ipiren0e SIP oper-
ait / Natllren ntua brillge rtqtil
megen @lGoe til oootpngenoC
Sjple.
9u mao fife pente roget egent-
fig Sbar poa sit 8rep, men SCI
Iutte mig til at t9nfe, til at filpIo-
iere, ON on ptl. % iaa tpnftl
ieg, BET mooife funOe interesiere Oi1
at fao at piOe, bpaO ieg tnnfte.
SOr Set f6rite fornpje0e set mig
hjerteligt, at Sc fprite 5oroorS=
6rembruo Deruoe / Nutl1ren 6opoe
grebet big iaa bpbt, iaaOan ifltot
2ip op / Sig. Obi 2ipstegn %
stDsbeppgeIier tiltu1er mig altro,
naar Be ga fife er piloe.
9erneit tenfte ieg: Sa, bpor bar
oct goOt, ON Der meo 6orauret, meC
2ipets SER oper Ge0en ogiou
funOe bltpe Spitanoelie og 2ip /
Men1eifebjerterne, 2ip i Be mango
lltge Wenneifer, JON goar onlfriug
i6lonOt os ltoen at ppre oppofte og
rigtig fenoe en- Sipsopgaue.
@bor piOt @aturens 6oroar er
ififfet til at fremfalOe 2ip / Ionoens
Screen - 0erpm tor jeg fife rigtig
lIOtale mig, eller retere, jeg tor fife
iige noget etemt Oerom.
Scot ipnes jeg, BET ifulOe iaa bore,
CO min egen grfaring flyer set fife
imoO. 6oraaret bar oplipenoe Sno-
flDOelie paa mig, og ioa bar BET
ptlt poa mango. Ween aQigepel --
So, laa begpnOer ie9 at filoiofere,
ler on; leg tenfer paa, at Oaruoe /
Natrren er Der &raft, Ser er 8ro-
ouftionsepne / bet fremlpirenbe og
frempeloenOe SIP. Sg Der gaor oct
meO Observation-Disclosures, at NfoOer
Soro gennem 2iuets uofoloelIe
letter Srugt. &igtignof fan set
bliDe en- bilO Srugt, ufruOt, Sisleri
Wen Srugt bringer Sipet, og ON
bets llOfolOelie leoes rigtig, bliper
BET ogiao goO Srugt. - Men Ser
efter logger Sorben fig if6lge
&reosle6et otter / 9pale.
Sc, ber ftunOier jeg iaa % tenfer
piOere. Oct 2io, Ser ON Soraaret
fommer frem / Wennelfebierterne,
het iloor ofte uO / noget blot no
get, / rSunt og Slobier", Iom ou
flyer. 9erfor er oct, ieg er tilbage=
bol0enOe meo at iige noget be- TENT
ON &orreiponoancen meIem 2ibet
/ Naturen og 2ipet / @onoens
&eroen. Slot bog at BET 2ip, Sor-
oaret f~remfolOer / Menneffene, bar
iom Spire og &nop meo @bne til
at lGtte go6 Srugt! - og oIigepel,
Sip ifol Ser 10 oa til, f6r Der Tan
tere Sale ON 1opifling benimoo at
Srugt.
Men min Sotfe itan6Ier fife fer.
Oeriom Ri ifoG tpnfe poa ben enc
Snofp6eGie poo Wenne-
itenntltren, ioo moa Ri 10 tenfe pao
Sc andres Sn6Hpoelie me6. Sg ga
IDnes ieg, at ri fommer til boorlige
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-04-07
81 fore yprn.
Ell 8eto.)

6pl8enoe er Ell Muntcfortuuing
ira bet flerOe AarDun0re1h. TSor
bin ganle Clos burallig=reliqipic
8ennptter fan ben Cant Sc lttal=
llge dlOre 6ort9Qinger al l"ignenoe
&orotter) bope boft i'm 9etpOninQ.
) ppre Gage CT &errens Gr0 life
rprt | &nnOet. % BET famine gel
per pnt al anoen religipa 9itterQtllr.
N9rfor muatte mon tro, at Ell lao
ran gautHel from 6d6al life fun6t
riuige 2rcn. Wlen natopl Wan-
gen Ell opri0tig &otolif i Sc ne0re
! Somflul0slug iinOer iig forunOerlig
tiltoit og o~pbpgget pe0 ben oqiQu
nMomltlr1Oer.
u0engnng Oo Seilts blep fo0t i
Stuloen1 lang @ouen oppe puo i'm
&ino: n&riItlts natlts e til (&riitr5
en- fo0t. 0g GaDnen, iom bol0t
til / G%r9toppene uOenfor, fppffe-
&C.: 08uon0o?~ 0pornuQr?). Gen$
mere Nobo, &rogen, ipare0e Oertil:
sac nocte~ (Oenne gfat). % Der
in0e ira Stal0en ipprger TIT Often;
vltbi?" 0pOr?), bportil 6ooret
6rHgenDe forfpnOer: y8~et6le6ent."
"a itemte 2Gslet d nleO ct fraftigt,
Iongtriffet: @omlt5I" QaO ps gua
nerbenD"
@pis man rigtig ~formooeoe at
iatte iig inO / 0enne lPngit benforne
Ei0s religioie % i%ociole 6orbol0,
iaa mart flort foritoO, at | friitelig
&enieenOe par ben 5i08 Menneifar
0qrn 1e(e Deres 2ip, pil0e man lao
rc let f%oritoa, 6por barnligt=tillios=
fulOt lgtten0e Ell ina0an Sil6Grer-
flare maQtte 69nge be0 SorteQerens
2p6er, noar ban og belle Sloffel1.
Nof5ne, 80rn og gantla, iao &re0=
Ieoe OH 9lfteniloeL % bbor pelgp=
renDe set far maattet nGre for Sin=
Gene at f6Gge en- iooOan iimpel, en-
folOig @iltorie - ielb ON Sc ogio0
- ligeIom hi 86rn 9iemnte, naar
Geoftemo0er f%ortalte - 6ulfeOe bpert
eneite Orb forltO.
ia, naar 9e0itemooer
f~ortaltel 9lo neil ioo lortgt Ri mao
eOe i 2((Oer, ioa piOe ri for Der 50
% 2ono, bi bprte dlorig nogen eller
noget, Der fultOe iammenlignes meO
gamle SeoItemo0er % benoes ST.
I~torier.
/ =@eoite. fort9l os ben ON lllpen,
Ser ifuloe lGre at ipiie Sorb6erl"
@nonu lpoer benbes fere, iprltf=
ne &pit / init Ore, naor ieg, iao=
oon Iom MI, iio0er og tGnfer. Sg
Ser Jas hi ON &affelopnen, bporfro
2Dsitrimer ifinneoe uo. Stlten gen.
nem GrGfipiGloet. Ser ioo ri og
Itirreoe meo itore, unOrenOe Zine,
mart poo benoe, mart poo binanOen;
mart llo, llO gennem ole SinOrin-
GER; It's / Sen pioe @erOen og efter
oens mango uforItoaelige Sing.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-04-07

y CABS bonife @agoiin for
Warts.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-04-07
Sale
leo Snbinttc1ien al Sen ME Scitgrer
ug SeitgrerinOc paa Sprnc6jemmcf
Naltpaca, @ts.

GnOienOt efter Spfor0ring.)
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-04-07

bliper isnoI /: 5u55frtb5nter. inbtil ubtrpf=
te!1e CrNss.is nl10tagss ar 10 ;oorne. % Al
@elo er betatt, | Crsrsns4e::nelie meb BE-
Sorenebe Cutters Fonlcoe.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-09-18
GENERAL LUARO,
ACCUSED OF W|FE'S
DEATH, A SUICIDE
British Officer, in Desperation,
Throws Himself in Front
of a Train.

WATERINGBURY, England. Sept.
1s.-The body of Major General Charles
Edward Lizard was found today close
to a railroad crossing near here. He
was killed by a train. General Luard's
wife was mysteriously slain August "a
in a desolate wood outside London.
Genera Lizard was a retired officer of
the Royal Engineers.
He left ~ house, and going directly
TO the railroad, threw himself in front
OF q train. A letter left by General
Lizard said such awful accusations had
been made against him that he could
no longer stand the strain.
The general had received letters ac~
cusing him with having murdered his
wife. Mrs. Luard was shot a few mo-
ments after her husband had left her
to go to a nearby club.
The tragic death of the general has
revived interest in this murder, which
the police have not been able to I'M
ravel. Witnesses agree that Mrs.
Luard had not an enemy in the world,
while the facts dispute the theory Of
robbery, because Mrs. Lizards purse
and rings were of little value. An ex-
pert testified that It was impossible for
the bullets which caused death to have
been fired from any of the revolvers
owned by General Lizard.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-09-18
MASSACHUSETTS
BALLOT PRAISED
BY v. P. MARTIN
~Assemblyman Speaks on Other
Topics at Several Mass
Meetings.

Assemblyman William P. Martin.
Sheriff Sommer. City Auditor George
Norman and John Austin were speak
srs last night Mt several mass meet
kngs, one at Eleventh avenue and
Ninth street. another at Fifteenth ave.
nue. and Fifteenth street; a third at
Washington and Delavan avenues; a
fourth at Summer and Arlington ave
Tues, besides a number of smaller
gatherings.
Mr.. Martin, in his talk at the Sixth
ward meeting, stood for the amend
nlent Of the present primary law and
the adoption of the Massachusetts, bal
lot, In which the names of all candi-
dates for an Office are arranged alpha
betically on one ticket.
Mr.. Martin also took UP public utili-
ties and taxation. and gave the au-
dience instructions on how to vote ct
the primaries.
MIR. Forman urged his claims for
the m~ayoralty nomination. and espe-
cialiy spoke on the advisory cabinet
Of of1ciAls and private citizens which
he would establish II he were elected
Mayor.
John Austin. candidate for Board of
Works, said that Newark men and
Newark Industries would get his en-
couragement II he were elected.
On. Charles A.. Rosenwasser, during
q talk favored the maintenance of the
present excise laws.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-09-18
BAIL FOR MAN
HELD FOR DEATH
Of JOHN LEONARD
Secretary Phillips Is Confident
and Does Not Think Services
of Lawyer Are Needed.
BEAN, NOT BEHRMAN,
SAW LOADED PISTOL
Police Investigating Report That
Revolver Was Tossed Away
by Italian RiOter.

Walter G. Phillips. secretary of John
Leonard, of SIS Maple avenue, Mont
clair. who was held on q charge of
manslaughter in connection with the
mortal shooting Of Mr. Leonard, is to-
lay out on SO, 900 bail. and so confident
hat the charge will not stand that he
says he has not even employed a lawyer
0 look after his interests.
Phillips's story that be showed the
gun. which lie claimed he found in a
field. to Albert Behrinan. Il laborer
whom re passed shortly afterward, has
been denied Eehrman yesterday told
Prosecutor Mott that he had been in
Montciair -. a short time on the day
of the shooting and that he does not
remember having seen Phillips.
AT almost the same hour Behrman
was denying Phillips's story here, AL
bert BEGAN. of Bloomfield, told the au-
thorities that Phillips showed him a
gun Wednesday morning, which had
been found, Phillips claimed. near
Bezan's home. Except for the differ
ence in the surnames of the men, Be-
Fan confirmed tne StoTy dulost III every
detail that Behrman denied.
Henry Frank, jr, of 40 Columbia ter
race, Hoboken. went on Phillips's bond.
Mr.. Frank declared that he and Mr..
Leonard's friends had absolute belief
in the story told by Phillips, adding
that a fund Of $1OO,o 900 would be raised
to defend the accused man, IL neces-
sary, and that Mr.. Phillips would at
tend his late employers funeral tomor-
row.
About the same time that Mr..
Leonard was killed there was a dis
turbance In the italian colony near by
and one man fiourished a revolver. II
is supposed he tossed it away when
pursued, but the police are not certain
that such IS the case, and are investi-
eating.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-09-18
ANDREW MACK IS GUEST
OF OLIVE BRANCH, K. OF G.
Is Presented with Floral Horse
shoe and rendered a Banquet.

Andrew Mack. the sta In "Arrah-
Da-Pogue,' now playing at the Newark
Theatre. was the recipient of n large
floral piece In the shape of a harp,
made of roses. at the end of the first
net last night. The harp was presented
by Olive Branch Council No. 469, OF
the Knights of Columbus, an order OF
which Mr.. Mack is q member.
After repeated calls from the audience
Mr.. Mack spoke, paying many compli-
ments to Newark and it's inhabitants
He said that in Auckland, Australia,
when the residents of that town made
"A presentation to him, there was d
Newarker In the audience, and that the
same man was sitting before him again
last night.
After the performance a banquet was
rendered the actor at Achtel-Stetter's
Many of Mr.. Mack's company were
present, with a large number of loca.
knights of Columbus.
The committee in charge of the pres
entation and banquet was composed
OF Charles p. Gillen, chairman; r.. ]
Mentally and e. j. O'Brien.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-09-18
OLDEST TREE SAID TO
BLOOM IN GERMANY.

The most venerable rose tree in eX-
istence is said 20 bloom against he
ancient church of Hlldesheim, in Ger
many, Hildesheim has had a most
eventful history. notwithstanding the
many parties which at different times
have beenSin the ascendancy. they all
seem to have respected and tended the
rose tree, which, it is said. was plant
ed by Charlemagne. The trunk is now
almost as big as a mans body. There
are five principal limbs trained against
the church, the tree being protected
by iron ratings inclosing an area Of
about twenty-six square feet. The
rude German soldiers in early ages
tended the tree, Catholics and Protest.
ants, in TURF masters of the town,
drained the ground, the soldiers of Tu-
renne fastened up the branches with
clamps, and those of Napoleon a CEN
fury and a half later erected the rail-
ings.-London Globe.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-09-18
POLICEMAN SENT
TO HOSPITAL BY
CR|PPLE'S BLOW
Man Who Interfered in Making
Arrest Is Fined $z5-Lame
Man Held.

Policeman william Douglass, of the
First Precinct, Is today in h City
Hospital suffering from injuries in
flicted upon him last night in attempting
to arrest Dan Earle, a crippled a
residing at AT Mt. Pleasant avenue
Earle was creating a disturbance at
The -Four Corners and became abusive
when cautioned by the officer. When
placed under arrest he stepped away
from Douglass, and, swinging on his
c~rutches, kicked the officer with ter
rifle force in the abdomen.
Douglass fell to the pavement writh-
ing in pain. He was taken to the City
Hospital. and Earle is now being held
at the First Precinct station to await
the result of his injuries. For Interior
ing with Policeman Douglass while he
was attempting to make the arrest
Fred Knapp, of 327 Morris avenue, was
fined SIS before Judge Howell today.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-09-18
Shopping qvdh a Woman
Dove This Man insane
shopping and he argues with imaginary

shopping and he argues with imaginary
clerks.
Munster came from Waterloo with his
daughter. Mrs. Carrie Schmidt. She
came to buy supplies for her home ano
a new fall outfit for herself. When she
asked her father to accompany her on
a tour of the stores. he demurred, but
she insisted M he at last consented.
Mrs. Schmidt went after the early
morning bargains. All through the fore
noon she hurried up and down the
aisles Of the big downtown establish
ments with her father following her.
They were In several bargain rushes
and Munster was bewildered by the
crowds. There was only a short rest
for luncheon and they were off again.