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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-01-28
Miners in Convention Are Con-
sidering the Donation of
$4,000 to John Mitchell,
Retiring President.
HE MAY NOT ACCEPT GIFT
OWING TO HIS PRIDE.
Sensitive as a Child on Such
Matters Miners Are Very
Eager to Contribute to the
Man They Love.

Indianapolis Ind. Jan. 2>.~-Would
John Mitchell, retiring president of
the United Mine Workers of America,
accept a gift of so. 900 if it should
be rendered to him b. the great body
of men he has led for 50 many years:
This is a question that is being dis
cussed by the several hundred men
who are gathered here in their annual
convention. Such proposition is
likely to be made to President Mitch
ell unless the committee on resOlu-
lions decide that recommendation of
this kind would not be popular. In
the light Of President Mitchell's decla-
ration to the convention yesterday
that he would not accept an advisory
pOsitiOn-that he desired his successor
to have the same opportunity of han
ding the organization that he has had
some of Mitchell's friends feel doubt
full on the question of his accepting a
financial gift from the organization.
The committee on resolutions made
It's report to the convention and in the
batch of resolutions reported are sew
eral that provide recognition of Presi-
dent Mitchell's efforts for the miners
in the shape of financial gifts. One OF
the resolutions provides a levy of IL
cents on each member of the OrganiZa
ton. In the report made by Score.
tary Wilson the other day it was
shown that the organization now com
prizes 100000 paid up" members. Ten
cents from each member would raise a
fund of $4,000. While the commit,
tees declined to say how it would re
| that such a proposition would be popu
lar in the convention.
Miners Eager to Contribute.
President Mitchell does not retire
| from the organization 4 rich man and
every miner realizes that he has given
! the best years of his life to the men
! who work under ground. If the gift is
made it will be proffered as freely as
was the purse of ZOO a few days age
| from the miners of Wyoming and Mon
tana. Men who are we'll acquainted
with President MitChell's character
KNOW his SclSlllNe HdluGt ana IneN
| fear he may not wish to accept a large
some of money if it is offered.
Said one miner yesterday: I'VE know
| that John Mitchell is as sensitive as a
| girl, but if the present is offered him
and he will consent to accept he would
make every miner in the organization
Aappy.'
In his manly forceful way President
| Mitchell asked the convention at its
! session yesterday not to attempt tc
create an advisory position for him
Il ask you TO press me no further tc
serve you in an official capacity he
| said. II must ask to be permitted moi
| to serve you any longer. No mattol
who my successor may be, and
! don't know who he is 10 be, feel thai
he should be in the same relation t
you that | have been in the last ter
years. For every act that brings any
measure of success he should have tn,
credit, for as with me, when there i!
nonsuccess. he will have to shoulder
the blame
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-01-28
COUNTY TREASURER.

ALBERT r. ALBERTsoN OF Clay
township, candidate for Treasurer OF
Wayne County. subject to Republi-
can Nomination.
JEROME SHURLEY OF Wayne Town
ship. candidate for treasurer of
Wayne county. subject TO Republic
can nomination.
FRANK 3. JENkINsoN Of Boston
Township. candidate for Treasurer
OF Wayne County. subject TO the Re
publican Nomination.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-01-28
JOINT representative.

ALONZO M. GARDNER, candidate
for Joint Representative. Wayne
and Fayette Counties, subject to
the Republican nomination.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-01-28
UN|ON|SM IS JOLTEO
United States Supreme Court
Decides Erdman Act Is
Unconstitutional.
JUSTICE HARLAN'S OPINION.

Washington, Jan. 2S.-Union labor
lost a hare. fought battle when the su.
preme court Of the United States de
cided that the Erdman act prohibiting
railroads engaged in interstate com
merce from discriminating against en-
ployes because of membership in labor
organizations, is unconstitutional.
The constitutionality of the act
which was passed by congress June |
1898, was called into question by the
case Of William Adair VS.. the United
States. Justice Harlan rendered Il de
cision favorable TO Adair. The opin
ion holds that the law is rcpugnant tC
the constitution.
Adair, as master mechanic of the
Louisville & Nashville Railroad com
pany, had Il right, according to the
decision, to discharge an employe be
cause he was q member of a labor or
ganization, just as it was the en-
ploye's right TO quit such employment
because of his membership i'll such or.
ganization. Such a course, the decis
ion adds. might be unWise, but, re-
garded as mere matter OF right
there could be no doubt. Congress
could not, under the constitution. au
thorize a violation of contracts under
the suise Of protecting interstate com
mcrCe.
Justice McKenna Dissents.
Justice Mckenna delivered dis
Scnting opinion favorable to the act
in which ne said the courts decision
proceeds along very narrow lines.
The case came to the supreme court
on a writ of error from the United
States district court for the Eastern
district of Kentucky. Adair is the
master mechanic of the Louisville &
Nashville Railroad company and he
was proceeded against on the charge
of threatening to discharge from the
employ of the company a locomotive
engineer named COppage because the
latter was member of a labor union
The act of 1898, which was one of the
results of the great Chicago strike
was invoked for Coppage's protection
and the district court fined Adair 800
The cOnstitutiOnality of the act was
strenuously attacked in the district
court by the railroad attorneys, anG
when the decision was announced they
promptly brought the case to the SUI
preme court, with the result that the
decision of the lower court was revers
ed. In his decision Justice Harlan
held that it was Adairs right to serve
his employer as best he could so lone
as he did nothing forbidden by the
law as contrary to the public welfare
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-01-28

Nature paints in colors bright.
Our cheeks and lips so fine:
Assist nature to paint for thee,
BY taking Rocky Mountain Tea.
A. G.. Luken & Co.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-01-28
TOWNSHIP ASSESSOR.

TOM J. GoLDlNG- Candidate for
Township Assessor. Wayne Town
ship, Wayne COUNT, Subject to the
Republican Nomination.
CHARLES {. TER-Candidate for
Township Assessor of Wayne Town
ship. Wayne County, subject To the
Republican Nomination.
Township Assessor of Wayne Tow.
ship Wayne County. subject Ia the
Republican nomination.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-01-28
JUDGE CIRCUIT COURT.

HENRY c. FOX-Candidat tor re
election for Judge of the Wavnc
Circuit Court, subject to the Rcpub-
iiCan Nomination.
CHARLES &. SHlVEuEY, candidate
for Judge of the Wayne Circuit
Court, subject 10 the Republican
Nomination.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-01-28
NO DIFFERENCE

Dr. LeOnhardt's Hem,Roid cures any
form of PiIcs-Internal, External,
Bleeding, Bling, ItchiEG, Supperating.
Piles are caused by CONGESTION of
blood in the lower bowel, and only an
internal remedy can remove the cause.
DR.. Leonhardts Hem-Roid is tab
let taken internally. Money back if
it fails.
st0O at Leo II. Fihe, Richmond Ind.
or DR. Leonhardt Co, Station b, Buff
falo, y. y.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-01-28
JOHN c. KING
FRANK c. moseAUoH. of Jack.
COUNTY CORONER.

DR.. A. L. 5RAMkAMP, Candidate for
Coroner Wayne County. subject to
the Republican Nomination
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-01-28
TOWNSHIP TRUSTEE.


CHARLES /. WETTIG-Candidat for
office of Township Trustee, Wayuc
Township. Wayne County. subject
to Republican nomination.
THOMAS 8. MARTIN-Candidate for
Township Trustee of Wayne Town
ship. Wayne County. subject To the
Republican Nomination.
JAMES II. HOWARTH-Caud:da for
Township Trustee. Wayne Township
subject to the Republican Nomina-
ton.
JOHN {. MOFFITT, candidate for az.
flee Of Township Trustee. Wayu"
Township. Wayne County, subject
to Republican Nomination
BEN n. MORRIS-Candidatc for Trus-
tee Of Wayne Township: subject to
the Republican Nomination.
GEORGE w. cooK-Candidate for
Township Trustee, Wayne Town.
ship, Wayne County, Indiana. sub.
ject TO the Republican Nomination
GEORGE e Mccoy Candidate for
Township Trustee Of Wayne Town
ship. Wayne County. subject 10 the
Republican nomination.
JESSE D. eoRTON. candidate for
Township Trustee. Wayne Township,
ton. Wayne County. Ind. subjecg
TO the Republican Nomination.
WALTER J. PAULUs-Candidate for
Township Trustee, Wayne Town
ship. Wayne County. Indiana. sub
ject to The Republican Nomination.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-01-28
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY.

CHARLES l. LAOO of Centeryillc
candidate for Prosecuting Attorney
of Wayne county, subject TO the Re
publican nomination.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-01-28
PILES CURED IN eTo "a DAYS.

PAZO OINTMENT is guaranteed to
cure any case of Itching, Blind. Bleed
ing or Protruding Piles in to ii days
or money refunded. soc.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-01-28

Lou 'sville was first settled in IT'S,
by Col. George Rogers Clark. who
landed with thirty families from Viz
ginia on Corn Island
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-01-28

HOMER FARLOW of Boston Town
ship, candidate for County Com.
missioner. Eastern District. subject
to Republican Nomination.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-01-28
Political Announcements
Primary to Be Held the 10th Day of February 1903

missioner Wayne County, Western
District, subject To Republican
Nomination.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-01-28
FORUM OF THE PEOPLE
OPEN TO ALL.

Richmond. Ind, Jan. %. 1908.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-27
Sic ihlnncn SinmCISi0bnc.

9io55io olli Elm ais SptrIbollc Der
oadtiNc$ Gbncicnbola an Nta-
ion -StruBc. = Trcim05uon5iQ
%on9bc5opitc Ocrboitct. -S0mmt-
lihe Ncmciamittcl icooN bcrcit9
aus Dem SScgc 0CrGlmt.
Sdon felt loulcr 3cit bat oic Yo.
lijci oc2 mcItlihcn Giltrift9 Gin mud)
iontc3 2ul1c uti mcbrcrc @G1t'cr an
Der Mnurion StruBc. lucldc OILS Gbi.
nclcn-S piclb0lcn ucr0Gdtig iil0. Csc
itcru Morlcu Gcgeu 3 llbr b0rtcn
mn 9tmOclcr8cult :. &. Smitb
Scr1eant Wprtnlml mo Die Holi5i-
item Gltoct, HonIe0D mo 9iobe ncra
0aNtiQc3 Ncr1lti6 III Dem 0oulc 9tr,
2O3. WQriun StroBc. Sic pcrid)nii-
ten iidJ GinAnng luuO lonocn bic 0rci
CIrgcn Simmer oca Nullic$ poaQc-
propit. nit lou930pii0cu Ninmlcl9-
lop"Cll' CHI pour ool'Vl 'ot NVll III
Scr 6lltdt gcludt mo n0rcn ouI Oua
Sop oe9 '~''oV''90i']r@ 9rI'''Iyr" uocr
ol'o) ''y p,lroc'' Vrlo'j'l' ~ V'Ir'9
lVooH p'C Sr0'''lc'' ll'i @ol,'V 9vl'''1'
l'''9'Vl, Ilc lol''!V't IV'"c SCIUrl3'I''''
i'l Cl''OcoC'L ouB oofI r''' SP'''Ur'I
-. Il 80. ...., 1900. ~ - f. T. {
III Vo''9v av.oVIV! 'uor' "!e'uJDoQ'
'p''royl' ou' H''.ocl'''ov'' u, UoH
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-27
INSTRUMENTATION.

Ncw Dort, 2G. Cttobu.
}tu8ctommcn iin0 Die Gampicr nGbi
cogo" BON SABRE mo rN}uuct0nto"
non &ou0cl.
GGriitiau1on0 D, 2G. 0ttobcr.
- Scr Compicr Oscar DER 3pcitc"
lit BON Rcr yOrt mnIclan8t.
Gbcrbourh 2G. Cftobcr.
Ter Camper o&oiicr Nilbclm Der
@robc" troi BON NCu Dort Gin unO
iubr mad &rculcl mcitcr.
Ter Compiler oErinB 6ricorif)
@iGbclm" Don Bremen icttc icin2
9lci'c mad }}cm Dorf iort.
@ouloQHC, Is. Cftobcr. Ter
Qompier Stotcnoom" lit mad )tcm.
Yorl allagCiauicn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-27
Ter aampi scgcn bic NadJtrcitcr,

Union Gitp Gcnn., 26. Sft.-
&on Milij-, Sdcriiia- mo @iirqcr-
%Alli8cbotcn, mclhc nlobil gcnodt
murocn, nm oic WiorOcr OcS GopitGnS
Gucntin Nontin sur Strcdc 5u brin.
gen, limo iiber 80 8erionen pcrboitct
morOcn, wcldc olgcblid MitgIieoer
Der 9todtreiter. 9onocn in Der Heel
SCOT &ufc Hcgion iirlb. IS beiBt
bnB Iid jeBt mn nod iiini MitBIie0er
scr moafirten 9on0c, meidc Captain
&onfin mo Gbcrit Ioplor ans bcnt
&otcl in @olnut &pg iAlepptc, atf
ircicm SUP beiinOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-27

ocnriclbcu cnticrut. Nion iouo bel
elmer Wtciium0 oca linfcu Ncin9, Oc9
&cin9, lucld)c3 pcrIcBt mlrOc, 0nb
Noiiclbe MIR llnl ciucu Ticrtcl 3ol
~tilr5cr lit ais Ou3 rcdtc. 0ic llutcr.
ilduua oc3 &nodcnbru0@ Oltr6
Nont4cn-S troblcu ergob, BOB Die
@icOcrpcrbiuOuug Der &nohcn cine
uoQtOnuncnc lit.
Wiifo0o'9 Cant.
Ger joponiidc @cionotc Gotobiro
iibcrrei6te bclltr Dem Yr0iiocntcn
Jioolcpclt cine @otihoit 0c3 &oiier9
Wilrtlubito pon Sopon, ip lucIder Der.
icIbc iilr sic jbnl Oltrb 9Ionrirol Spcr,
m, @cfcglY6ober Der qncritonilhci
SGIodtlAjli 6lottE ilbcrbrodtc
irclmoidoitlihp 9qtiA9it pes Strait
Ocntcn oQrft mo in olt32cilldtcn
Y8orten oo5 &crgi1iigcn bciNreibt,
pcIHc@ ibm mo Ochr joponiihcn
%oltc oltrd) Ocn @eiudy bcrcitct lprr
&c. Gr erfl6rt, CT ici icIt iibcr5clr0t
noB Der @ririd 0o}r b%citroAcn mcrOc,
0ic @otoc DER Ttclunoiduit jlUiiNcn
GciOcn %dnocrn ju jt0rfcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-27

Tonct Openers Grtump H..
0ic Nep-0orfcr Contra ? Nltilt!n
SRI. Solet Spcnccr bot GcItCrn I'M
f0niglifcn S6olripict6oua bel citcml
@o6ItbGtigfcitS = Gon5crt 5uiummcn
nit Sri. @crol0inc 6orror %aciun9cn
uno cinen bcmerfcn3ncrtbcn gilts
brllf gcnloft. Ger aronprn3 unO
sic &ronprin5ciiin lieBcn sic SGngc-
rim nod Der t0niglidcn @oQc bitten,
iprodeu tbr ibrc @liidpiiniNe aus
mo mcintclL tic io0tc sur Cpcr &C.
ben, Ocnn Iolde Stimmcu gGbc ca
nid)t piclc.
6Iugmo hincu 6o6rif.
Die Sicmcuo. Shltdcrt'ihcn GlcG
embellishments crridtcn bel 9}oucn
Nc9icrlnG@bcjirf @otaoonL cine So
brit fiir lcntbnrc %2uitboIlon8 uu1o
@IcitiIicAcr, NcroplQnc. Sin III ben
bicii3cn Gtobliiicmcnt2 I'M 9olt be.
grificncr lcnfborcr Nollon Iicbt icincr
ocnun06iti8cn &oQcnOuuQ cntgcgcn.
TrouCn ais &CrtNri0igcr.
&m Strofpcrfobrcn gcgcn ISlrgclto-
lidc IinO 0urd miniitcricQc &crprOs
mug III &apcru fiinitig 6rorcn ais
&crtDcl0l8cr j%lIgcIuiiCu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-27
Ecinlidjcr 3>uiihenfal bel cincr
Sud)Scit.

SAIL tucr W}nii, 26. eft. -
&Ci scr Groulmg 0c@ @nnficrS Gboa.
s. Rcngon nit Sri. Qforu .. Gboo-
MID crciAnctc iid) Gin fir Ocu &rdlt-
ti1om b0d)it pcinlihcr 3niihcnioll.
Ger @ciltlid,c battc Die firdIidJc Sc
rcmonic ~pou5n9cn, ais cine 0id)t Der
id)lcicrtc 6rQlt nlti Den 9rQuti4onl
6utrot mo ibut nit Den Mortcn:
n&olt, Charles HCnga1!" ciucn tIci.
men picriGbrigcn &nobcn binrcidtc.
Ncn9on IticB bolb o%tbmcnlos Dor
Sdrcd aus: y6rl.-6rl. Suliuonl"
Iic Srou %antuortctc; nGo, idl bin Is.
Sicr lit Gcin &inO; it bobe bier
Sabre filr 0Cn &nobcn gciOr0t, Jest
fonnit On mo Icinc 1Srolt iiir i'm
mcitcr ior9cn." Nit 0icicn Mortelt
id)ob lie ibm ocu anobcn SIT u1o per
licB 0oS 8ottcSbouS, m0brcno OoS
&tn0 mcincll0 nod Der Wtllttcr rtei.
Vel 0tclcr olltrcBcn0cn Scene iDor
&co9on'a iul8c Gbcirol obnnGd)tlB
5ltiommcn 0cbrodcn. 2lI9 Iic piebcr
5lt lid fam, elite lie IN OoS cltcrIidc
&olt9 5lrild, obnc iih Inn ibrcn @ot
ten 81 bcflimmcrn. Rcognn pcrlieB
nit Dem &in0c nod 0c5 gIbclloa Die
Stu0t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-27
StNut2Icfrctar Dem 6cfGu9uif iibcr-
uicIcn.

Gcnucr, Col, 26. Cttobcr. -
StuutaicfrctGr Cinot6D G'Gomor 1T
I'M 0iItriftagcrid)t pom &iftcr Gro.
Nllcn u@cfdn8niB iiberniclcn MOT
0elL bis cr Ocll Scicbl oc8 Ridltcr III
&cjllg oui Die onltlidcn Stimm5ettcl
iiir Ole 9}opcmbcrz @oblcn bciol9t.
N'Gomor bate iid g0pcl8crt Od@
2lnti @ltggcnbcinl. ulo 0o5 o9ltIincb
Mcu'9" lidct olli ocu oifi5iellen
Stimm5cttcI SIT icBcn. 9(lf oicicn
lidct3 itcbcn bic rc8llI1rcn rcpubli-
funiihcn GonoiOotcn iiir ErGiibcut
mo Stootabeomtc uno m0crc iiir
County. Ncomtc urO Oic &c3i@lotur,
G'Gon1or miro 9cAen 0ic Gntidet
Elulg Nidltcr 2lQcn'S oppcuircn. GoS
Obcrgcri6t fonntc ic0od biabcr Die
GontropcrIe niht cntldci0ur, ga oic
uicr Nidter IN Dem Sale QIcidnl6BiB
in ibrcr 2(nlift gctbciIt iin0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-27
Nus 9cuti6lanO.
1ntcrciiantcr SCrid)t ii6cr Den @crtb
Der SCrlincr H%iciclgiitCr.

G]bcrmoli9t @crtoglmg ocs @ro5ciies
&nilcdo. - @cncralfouiul DC
6orlono'$ Scl6Itnoro tbcilpciic
oui9cfl1rt. - nN}orooclttide Pill
9cncinc 3citur8" gcgcn ScbnlcI-
olm9en.- 9crlincr &unitirclm0c
oorouf pcriciicn Gornio SIT b0rcrl.
- &ert6cllcrlmg Scr Erciic Ourd)
9iQCtlpctuloltcn. - 9rillunter
grfoIg ser omcrifoniibcn S6nge-
rim 5ouct Spencer. - 6rorcn
ola &crtbciOigcr ju9cnolihcr
Ecrbred)cr in 9npern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-27
&crmiid)tc tclcgrapbiidc GcpcidJcn,

Gle omcrifoniIfe 9nrfentille
.NrIinGton," Die Iid nit elmer 60
blu0 Ginger olli Der sSobrt pom Gon-
nct0alc mad NcD-Oorf beinn0 unO
bci Sap 9ottcroS mdbreno elmer
Stltrmca perihldgch ulto i6mcr be-
id)Goigt mrlr0e, lit in Den Soicn noir
6%crnonoino, 6lo., geidleppt porOcn.
Alti Dem 8eleiie Der ogtems
Oorf Gentrol9obn" bel AmIteroom
N..D., bat man Die 2eide zines iuli'
gen No1nes nit ab9eidnittenen Bel
men gcfiutoelt, ben man fiir IDomaS
S.SIint aus Solltb 0ruintrcc, WaiI,
b1lt. Wan iono 9ricie bon Alt8cbo'
rigen BON Inn Dor, morln Olcle linn
holoige llno gliidli6e Giidfcbr mad
Sauie miiniden.
2(uf Der Tago an @ilomoo0
Norf bel 9orrisblrg, ga, bat Der
~ Sabre alte gilbert 9cQ icinen 1G
Sabre olten 9rltoer unobii6tlid CT.
'6oiIcn. Gin anOerer anube battc
beinllid cine i6arie Gotronc in cine
,6iinte 1eid)oben, DcIfe albert, Der
'nidt mllBte, oaB ole 6linte ihorf &c,
looen mar, auf ieinen 9ruoer .5itnl
Sher5" ieuerte.
9diic nndb bent anslnnb beiprst CD. Maine,
4f3 Eit.yaltimpreitr., na4e Guitpm 4pRie.Ape
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-27

Sans bel Der SADIE.
GicnItmdo6en mcloeno): SEER
Totb MiiQer miH'tt Sic 3u ipreden,
&crr GroieIior. Frofeiior (einen
&onleten ourh Dos 6ernglnS boob.
o1tenb): ,aom nad 300 Subren
ipie0ertontmeH."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-27

aoicrncn6o Ger.
Qcont: nStcQen Sic iiG nidt 10
ountm. @o3 iiuo Sic I'M GipiI.
- So(edt: .S6riititeQcr. "
ScrQcunt: .9(6o, un0 ou ocnfen Sic
lpobI, mcnn 5ie iid) 10 ouum bin,
lperSe i'd &bnen cine aoi}r-
negoibfiltbc maden."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-27
Ncirnths EicCn6cM.

G,L,,,No Eoir,4h. Sirnt,nu ,,,r.
sac o' '@S,or, nn", TL,rf Srs ,,,r,a,,
N,[r," f9cri+ta o,,anc,tcm.
Taioi,n, ~ Tn,,L,r 81 ,r,h 0,,r;c
g ~oficrinr "a >ohre Of. o;,a,, 90.
t,(t n,, Sa;oin,, WiSrhnr1 ~ ~
Mrnonrr;tr
IrrNrrif m Run,rt,,s u Wrou
N~inrlr,5,c Nh;L,hcrrh;, W,,,h
N mattor. ,S >nhrn ~ o,hiL,HnI
nhi, 0}n ','.
''- ~n,ninn 1,,,,,0 0~o,,,rin,c Az,
,rS Worn . Seaman &c >nhrc ,,It
G~nn,Eriaoc ora oircr, oc6art ,an
: g(So,,'s Gon,brihnr mS
arncr 1h,,m % \oErn 81, ar
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The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-09-24
GOOD ROADS MEN
OFF N AUTOS To
SPREAD THE CRY
Essex Delegation Will Pick Up
Many for Big Meeting in
Atlantic City.
NEW JERSEY MOTOR CLUB
SENDS 81 MEMBERS
Governor Fort Promises to At.
tend Session Called by
Associated AatOists.

From all over the State today dele
gates to the good roads convention,
which viii be held tomorrow and Sat-
urday by the Associated Automobile
Clubs Of New Jersey and the New Jer-
sey State Grange, at Young's new mil
lion dollar pier. in Atlantic City, are
being whirled over the roads toward
the sea city in motor cars provided by
the various clubs.
A number Of automobiles left the
New Jersey Automobile and Motor
Club quarters. Park place and East
Park street, today, to go by way of
out1aying places. picking up delegates
along the routes, At 10 o'clock five big
touring cars Allied with delegates from
the region around Newark started on
their trip. Two hundred and five off,
cial delegates are on their way in motor
cars and from the local organization
e~fghty-seven club members have gone
independently.
Considerable difficulty was expert
enced In obtaining enough cars tc
transport all those who wished to at
tend the convention because, the In
terest Of the various boards of free
holders and road authorities was SC
keen 1t was decided to take the dele.
gates In automobiles to practically
demonstrate the needs of road improve
ment in the State.
Take Various Routes.
Because of the fact tina nearly all
of the auto dealers have sold out their
1908 stock and have not received the
1909 models, and In consequence had no
cars on hand to help out with, Joseph
II. Wood. who has beer In charge of
the transportation problem. drafted all
the vacant seats in the cars of those
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-09-24
REILLY COMPANY SELLS
NEWARK COFFEE STORES.
James Van Dyk Company in
Possession Tomorrow.

The James Van Dyk Company. New
York tea and coffee importers, has pur-
chased all the Robert b.. Reilly Com
pany tea and coffee stores In the coun-
try, including the Newark branches, So
Market street and III Mulberry street.
The firm will adopt the same meth
DDS in Newark that won for the Reilly
company such enormous success. Their
prices are possible on account of their
being direct importers and saving con-
sumers middlomen's profits.
The now company will open tomorrow
and invites the public to IS Market
street and isi Mulberry street. The
company has branches az SCI Broad
street and 20 Centre Market.