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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-12-30
PLAYING THE STOCKS.
He Who Has knowledge and He Who
CANDLES on Gossip.

He Who Has knowledge and he Who
CANDLES on Gossip.
OF the many popular delusions touch
ing Wall street and its people none is
more persistent or more dangerous to
the outsider than the belief that from
nothing great permanent fortunes have
been made by shrewd and lucky spec
ulation in prices. 1t isn't true. We
differentiate here between speculation
IN prices only and the kind of legifi-
mate speculation which seeks to antici-
pate great economic changes. Legit:
mate speculation has its translation
into prices. too. but 1t takes, first, origi-
nal capital In some reasonable proper
ton to the profits expected and, sec
ondly. the treatment OF exceptional
opportunity with correct imagination.
It's risks at best are very large. Among
our Wall street acQuaintances are sew
eral hard headed men who succeed I'm
making $4,000 year by speculation.
Not one of them has a capital OF less
than $25O.OOO. They make il earn
about 10 per cent.
Take Blank, one Of the ablest specu-
lators we know. He has made half
million dollars during the past FIVE
years Very handsome return, you
say. Let us look at Blank. He was
the chief accountant OF one of the big
railway systems when an uncle, dying.
left him $4,000 Mind yon. be was an
expert railway statistician and an cx-
CeptionaiIy able young man 10 boot
He knew his own road like book. as
well as some other things that only the
directors were aware or The stock OF
the system looked cheap TO him, and
he used his $4,000 10 margin 1000
shares. 4 bull market was beginning,
and within n month or two Blanks
capital had increased 10 100000 He
was content with q ten point rise.
though tho stock advanced ten points
more That was the first Of Blanks
deals Twelve months later he won
again He thought that the stock OF
certain western system was selling
below IL ,alue and set about an in
vestiga' 'on ~ find the facts Tie hired
FIR class engineer and n retired traf
ir naraecr !" travel from one end OF
that railroad to the other and he him
self Annlrzcd the accounts. When all
the reports were IN ~ secmcd 90 him
that the system was earning enough
money 10 Justify au Increase Of its
dividend. and lie plunged once more
He waited six months for his point
this time and his investigation had
| - Ef..a N
Good interest. you say, but think or
Blanks special equipment for the
game and the trouble he took to be
right You. Mr., Thinmarginist, after
reading the Wall street gossip I'm your
daily paper. adventure your thousand
or two thousand dollars and expect to
double your money. Mark the differ
ence.--John Parr In Everybcdy's Mag
axine.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-12-30
FOR LOVE OF A WIDOW
Johns Attempt at Suicide Re-
warded With Sensible Advice.
BY DONALD ALLEN.

copyright. 1893. by Associated Literary
Press
IL was u new sensation for John
Dale. farmers hired mao. to wake M
one morning and find himself in hove
with the Widow Harper. who owned
the next farm on the west. He had
known her for a year, but love had
come creeping along so insidlously that
II gave him a shock when be came to
realize Il.
The Widow Harper owned her farm;
John Dale was simply a hired man at
$50 month. The Widow Harper
could discuss Shakespeare: John Dale
had simply heard that Columbus dis
covered America. The Widow Harper
quoted poetry; John Dale couldn't even
repeat a Mother Goose rhyme. On ac-
count of these things and many others
poor John Dale felt that the widow
was as far above him as the clouds
above the cornheld. Love had come.
but il was a hopeless love. She was
not for him When he strolied over to
her house she might welcome him with
smile and repeat lines from Byron
or Milton rs they SAT in the cleaning
but I'm the end she would marry sew
Ing machine agent. and he must suffer
with broken heart
For n week the farmers hired man
Kept bis hopes and fears to himself.
hen he could stand II no longer and
he made confidant OF lightning rod
man who came along and stayed over
night. After supper he stranger was
taken out behind the straw stack and
told all He listened without smiling
once. He listened to the very end. and
then he sighed and shook his head in
solemn way and replied
John. IL you were talking about a
girl IL would be different, but she's a
widow, you see. A widow is q curious
creature. No man just knows how 10
handle her. She may fall into the arms
OF tin peddler, or she may tell mil
hoDalre TO take his hat and CO."
Then there's no hope for me?"
plaiptively asked the hired man.
yes, there's one hope. IL the wild
ow quotes poetry she's romantic. Ii
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-12-30
third time you've trSed to de. whats
the natter"

third time you've trSed to die. Whats
the natter"
I'm in love- replied John after a
long minute.
You're In whatY
Pm IN love with the Widow Harper.
but she don't love me. and that's why
want to die. stood II till 1 can't
stand il no more"
Ever ask her to have your"
~ daSn't."
"lou seven kinds OF idiot, Don't
know whether she'd say yes or no, but
tr, inG 10 kill yonrseifv'
The widow heard OF the third at
tempt through farmers boy. and she
was sitting on the veranda after SUP
per and thinking the matter over when
John Dale suddenly appeared. He had
q story to tell, and he went right at il
like man hoeing corn.
widow Harper" he began. II know
I hain't ft to lick your shoes. but 1
love you. when I found was loving
you l tried to kill the feeling. but the
harder tried the more loved That's
why I tried to hang myself"
Il see," she said as he paused and
wiped away tear.
II was in hopes my sore throat would
make me forget you. but IL didn't 1
had suffered for you. and you were
dearer than ever. couldn't get you
out of my mind ] kept thinking and
thinking. and, knowing how hopeless IL
was. turned to that later bug pizeB
l had a note for YOU in my pocket
and you'd have got II after my death
Mrs. Whaleu took the pizeB away from
me Just as ! was asking heaven to al
ways bless you. In the note / also
said ] hoped you'd be happy with any
man You married"
Yes remarked the widow as an
other pauSe came.
Then was determined 90 weed you
out of my heart at any cost. drank
sour cider; | fell of the fence on pur-
pose; ] pinched the cows when milk
Ing them to make them kick; ran
through he'd OF nettles In my bare
feet: 1 rolled OF a haystack. 1t was
all in vain. l was loving you more In
stead OF less. Down by the river got
TO thinking about you marrying that
sewing machine agent or wire fence
man. and Just made @ run for the
river and jumped In. I swallowed all
the water could, and kicked when
Mr.. Whalen got me by the hair and
pulled me out"
And after trying three times you
have succeeded In wedding me out of
your heart?'
mo. That's what I've come over to
tell you. keep thinking Of you every
minute. IL bird sings or a duck
quacks or goose cackles ! think it's
your voice and look around. Why
was born into this world? Why did
1 ever see You? Why did | fall in
love with you"
And now. John. just what is II you
want?" asked the widow when he had
uttered his last word and was grittiDc
his teeth 10 keep the tears back.
why, ! want-f want you go have
me-
''Then ask me IL you bad done 80
a year ago I should have said yes. az
shall say now"
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-12-30
Sieg Der 9icuolutionGrc.
9IltcfieI0s l}icnrnnll

Die Heoulittlon0re unter 0ent BE
fe6le bes @cucraI GItraoa boben 81,
Streitfrditc ;3elapuS lnnueit 9iuntd
bolig geid)laQen. Gitraoa bot 9fe
erec, SoSaue5' it1rfite SteIlung &c
ltcmnlen ilnO lit auf Ser gou5cu 2illil
iiegreid, gemeielr.
Ger Sieg Gitraoas lit Cit uollit1n
bigger. is lino auf beioen Seiten alt
ianuiten rilnb 600 Wtonn getotet ooel
uerlpunoet lporoen. 1900 Giinpfe,
bon 3elopos Sruppcn bobeu lid Der
&epolutioncrn ergeben.
Die Sd,la6t iano auberboIt
Der Std0t itdtt. Iie Gerlplnoeteu
weroeu bierber gebradt. aommau.
Der SbWser Bat 2ler5te pom &reu5el
.3es IoineS" an 2auo aeihidt. oie
lid Ser Seripunoetcu annebmen iol.
len.
u MAO II a, Hicdraaua.
Sole 5d,,tos 9elapa, Der erprdii.
bent bon 9ticoragua, lit aus beln 2an.
De gefloben lino befinoet iih augen.
blihlid, al gerb bes merifaniiher
aaronenbootes ,@eneral Guerrero"
aiii Der ,Sabrt mad Salina Gru5.
Inter oen Sd,use Der atorgen0li,
den Illnfeibeit begab iif 3elapa I'M,
ter 9eoedllng elmer itarfen 2eibndht
mad Gorinto, 400 bos merifanilht
ariegsihiff felt einer @eibe pouSasei
bart neben Dem ainerifaniiden areii'
3er ysllbanp" Dor glnfer lag Sbluob
bic 1atiat,e ieiner Sludt scbeim ae
bdlten poroen mar, ertuartete i'm be
reits cine 9fbteiluns Wotroien Dor
benz merifcniifNn Shiffe am 8dno'
uno brofte i'm iofort on goro ocs
ielben. Nadmittaes lihtete bus So
nonenboot Johann Die Infer ano per
lieb Den Safen BON Gorinto.
slmerifaHiidDc Silfe.
8oibtmgton, "a. Ge5.
yas Siratsbeportemeut bot Den
VrGiioenten Waori3 Die gfitteilunt
;,,aeben IaIien, bab es i'm nit eigeneI
! Ierion fiir Die Siderbeit Der gmerl
foner in Dem unter ieiner 9outrcll
febenben Seile gticaraguas peraut
uortlid bGlt. @leiA3eitis, bat Staots
IcfretGr anor Dem amerifaniltel
aonIul 3boinas $. Moffat in Blue
ileIos telearapbiert, Dab oas anierlfa
niihe Mote areu5 ibm $4,000 iber
reikn miro. nm in entlprehenoe
@eiie fir Ole bort eingebrohteu g
ionacnen OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Jorge
AZ fonnen. iiber beren troitloie Ser
ioIilna Der aoniul bierber berid)tt
bate.
Yur benz yanfcrott.
anasuo, 81. 1e5.
3elapa rot Die offentIidcu aoiie
bes 9anoes ieinem Hodfoiger les
iibehaiicil. DtoSrij bot bereii
ofieiltlid) erfldrt, bab gticaru9la az
| gfonoe oes 0anfrotiS itebe. Sn BE
binouna onalit iinS Joaitin poiiol
Der Sdauseseriobn 9dapas, IN
!, grneit WsdrtineS. ser leste iSinan
miuiikr 9elagoe rerEnftet poroel
0>x,v uxiv-sx tkSae,, uutpr onAcreru b
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-12-30
TIDlNCS FROM
= SCANDINAVIA
Interesting News from sweden,
Norway and Denmark.
LAUGH POVERTY IN STOCKHOLM

Thousands OF fam'''es Ne ,ovt
Food and Proper Clothing ano Are
Walking Aimiessiy About the
STREETS in the Suburbs OF IN ca.
itai City--AII Members OF other
Families Are Reported Dow with
Typhoid Fever--cond'tions Peeu.
harry Distressing.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-12-30

>, 1O. At3.
Die GoIi5ei bat fcitgeiteIlt, oaB
Srau @ou,.l, Die 8itlpe oes peritor.
benen Goouaro @cuin, Der 8cuper.
nellrS Der Sanf bon sSronfreih, er.
morbet moroeu lit. Sbr 2eihnam lit
hi Der oergdngenen 8ode in Der Sd.
be bon Bars uuter einem @iienbabn.
5mge seiuneen iporoen. uno man
slaltbt, bab iie in einem glbteil oes BE.
trcifenoen 3uges aetotet iporber lit.
Die sSonlilie bot etne 8elobniing BON
$4,000 altf Ole grgreihtng bes Wor.
hers ousaei ,Bt
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-12-30
Suniic nit ibrcm 8dlan.

N u, ~. 1C6.
Grin5cilm 2cliic bon gclgien III
bierber 5urildgefebrt unb bat in ei.
nem bieiiaen @otel Wobnung genom.
men. Sic beabiidtigt, 10 lange bier
81 perlpeilen, bis Der Eroje6 Inn Die
grbid,ait hires Saters. Seu lie begon.
men bat. 6eenbet it, SSn ibrer 9egIei.
tlina befinoet iidb @raf STattafid,
bon benz 5n trennen lie lid tros Der
Mabnunaen bes aonigs albcrt geiuei.
CERT fot.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-12-30
i'm the

III TIE
Ohio
md IF
lr. The
|ortlaDtl
have a
lade in
TO two
perfect
by s by
blocks
Il solid
with q
blocks
silo de-
'ial you
his siio
Jout IF
self aud
Of them
wing the
lid any
Il thor
which
age get
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-12-30

lack Of work and lack OF food. accom-
tanied by despair, is what is driving
many workingman to take his own
iffe IL II a dark period in the his
tory Of this beautiful city
There will be deficit in the gov
ernment treasury amounting to more
than l2.000,000 crowns. if recent re-
ports 10 that effect are true.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-12-30

Y asked
needed
Ne Of ib-
be build
IT.. The
I'd daily
is more
average
". for iC
age left
average
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-12-30
@inf NIT benz 3annpfabl.
y c ! bra b, Serb

We B, SerbIen.
Die SfIptIdina purbe am Sums.
tag Sim Shailplos zines SumuIts,
oils Elm notionoliitiider 9lbeeoroueter
cinen Antroa iteIlte, BEN &6nig sur
gbbanflrng aili5uforoern, Ga es nid)t
no1rifeiulid iei. Dab er iemaIs an
Den ouSludrtigen o6ien cmpiunoer
iper6e.
Ger TrdiiOent lieB sic iormeIlc
Ginrcifrug oes antrogeS nift gu,
mo ale 3eitltngen, melde BEN Dor.
fan erudhrteu. muroen fcniiS5iert.
q Il IL Z
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-12-30
4cucs Sabinctt.

y Il a y II -. Nej.
Tr SdoiSlouS Don 2ltfdcS, 0ey
ebcllrrligc 5iunnjminiiter. iii POM
Rniicr. aonig 6run5 Soicpb OILS 9Iot)-
folger oes icit gerallmcr Belt ANTS.
nuiocn Or. g9cferle anu utgoriidelt
Observation-Disclosures erranlu pproeu.
CT Iebte iidl unperlpeilt nit Oen lei.
tenben @S:itern Der Derihieoeplr
characterization grllppen in 9ier.
binoimg. I'M oerer llntertii5ltna bel
Der 8il6lmg zines nelten Gabinetts
81 erbnlten. Die Grnennung er.
folgte, nadoem G}raf 99llen.Seoer
parp ino Or. D.. 9l,facs bent Wonor.
diem iiber bas 9feiuItat ibrer Der.
banoDtneen NIT 'etIi6er Barteiiiib.
rern 9erif]t edtattet baben.
Su gleidcr 3eit ioBte bas S,bac.
oronetenbaus Ses 9aeifstags eineu
iolgei,ihaperen @eihIu6. N1it 1873
eegen 9S Stn,unen nubm eS ben
Mntro9 >oollos an. oeln aonia cine
gbreiic Spefs Grrihtlma elmer
ielbitdnbieer iingariid)en 9}anf I'M
Sabre 1911 81 iibeulritteln. lie
aoifittb .Eortei entbielt iib ser 2(b-
Ittnuitiine.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-12-30
S0ic Gutgleiiuns.

" nm peg, Canada
Ter aui Der Sabrt nad Toroutu
egriiieue grpreB3us Der rGanaoiun
Wacific" entgIeiIte ipeitIih BON Sort
WiIliom. Bier @aeen tre,rnten iih
bon ben Stienen. 8ter3is Reiieroe
iino idtper perlest porben. "a Die.
teIesrapbiide 8erbin6uns bortbin irn-
terbrohen It, fam Die aunoe bon benz
llnaliid ais Ielepbonbotiddft bier.
her
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-12-30
Mfurt.

nNDosSiN ScttotlUtispN uIlSlu'
liher eeloer. hus lluterlaTieii, iibet
DIE itootlid]en Nertpapiere Bud, 81
fitbren mo sic 3irtuLation lrngc.
5eihneten GapicreeIoes Dor.
Ginsna &0nis 9ll6erts.
Srmllel. 8elgien.
&onlg albert | bat nit ieiner
@ertablun DOM Sdlolie Saefen airs
leinen feieriideu girjug in 9elgieaa
S5aitpt1taot gebalten. 3auienoe Don
Wlenlhen biloeten nui oeu StroBcu.
ourd Die Der 3ug aing, Spolier uuo
iubclten Dem Shakespeare Su Ser
Sug bepegte lid, nod Dem 9sarIo.
ntentSgebouoe. mo- Der Ronia ocn Clio
ouf Die @crioiiuns abIegte.
Tes aonigs Sbronrebe bcaann
init elmer 2obesbgulne aui ieinen
Woraonger. Der Elm bepinoerunes
suiiroiees Ricien,pert in glfrifa pou.
enoet bate. Inn benz beleiiteu gsolfe
mere 8eihtiirer 3iBufiibren. Sooonr
iprah Der sonie ieinen 9ont mir Die
Geilnabme bes MuslombeS am Sooe
2eopcl6s o,is uno eob sulest cine
fiir5e Sfijsc icines cigereu Trogronr.
meg
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-12-30
" ten. 81. Ner

W Z VI, ~. ,Se5.
Ter oeiltidlc Observation-Disclosures
Or. Sdreiner. Der segen ole sc.
if1itsoronurs itimmte, bot ieinen
Riidtritt erflGrt.
lie Hctoritrnttion 0ca aabluett@
9ienertb ioa i'm >Solurnr eriolaeH.
Die abaccrbnetcn Sacrnreither.
Iaiorpf iurb SpiutidjI iinb in ben
Ietten pieriIn0ppon5il Shmocn nit
offer OILS Sermittler tdtig sepcien.
gsod, Den getroifenen slbmndum
gen ipirS Or. Ieisfirdner audi in,
neisen au6inett Sos Sonoels.Hortc.
ieuile bebalten Zen Deutiden
,uerb,l auberoenl Die porteNcrilies
Hir eiIesbabnerl llnterrid,t mo
Suits siieeteilt tperben.
Tie Tifehen erbolten Sas aSorte.
feiitlIe fir gderbau, Ferner eineil
9an6smaru. Winiiter. lie Glib.
ilotpen ikIlen ben Tiriltcr fir Silent.
lidc arbciten.
IaS Budget. Bropiioriint iii nlln.
npcbr bonn a6georonetenboirie nnge-
lsorurren moroen. uno onrtad, trai
@ertoairng iiber sic ;seit3eit ein. ebe
Die cntibeioenSc 9Lbitinuritng or.
folgte, batte ooS tSails rod oer 9e.
ihlub gefobt, Die 3nbl Der SiSeprGii
betten ju pcrnHbren 70 ouB aild) ole
9iutheuen cine @ertretimR int Dor.
ft,uN prh,Itp,,
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-12-30
3u Wuniten Der garouiu.

Xonf o. { SrdHlI. "a. Set.
Ias e5erift bot 81 @unIten Der
9aronin Iaueban entihieoen mo
angeoronet, boS Die Siesel bon ibrem
gigenhune IN 9olincourt entfernt
weroen.> 9ie 9lmpdlte Der Sohter
Ses aonigs 9eopolo hatten oIeie Reli-
benz. lpel6e ser oeritorbere Serr.
ider ser 9aronin gum @eidenf se.
nodt bate. init Weihlas 81 legen
eeiudt mo ais erite Wobegel 81
bieien 8fpede bas aause S&lcb oer'
Reaeln laiier.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-12-30
Bic Saiis sur aricgsilotte.

- " 10 u, LII.
Canada 6at poii Scr britiihcn Ie.
aierlttg ben arelBer oNairbow" &c.
famft. gr miro oas critic Iabr8eug
Der cana0iihen 6lottc ieiu. Die &c.
gierlmg itebt nit Ger britiiher 9l0mi.
raiitGt rod pe9eu 6es antouf5 zines
;tpeitcr aroBeren arsu5ers in Inter.
ban6Inngen. Ger yRninbotr" 1T elm
observation-disclosures 5neitcr alaiic
uno ioQ ais 9IusbilOurasidlifi fir oic
&efrllteu Ger cdnaSiiheu Mariue
WPrneu0u,f, iittApn'
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-12-30
GrmorDnua bes 9s,liSeiheis.

- y y ~ b, SsNDse'S
Sberit 3orpofi, Der Gbei Der
Eetersburger 8cbcinpoliSer, lit bIcr-
ielblt erinoroet luoroen. pPon butte
i'm in cine Wobnirrtg in einer abge.
legenen Strabe oes 8eSirfS 8ibcrg
gelodt uno bort rmrbe CT ourd cine
Yotibe in Stiife seriIien. @ie mon
ann;nlmt, lit Ger Woroer iein @irt,
Elm gepiiier Ytif,aeI @obfreIiensfp,
gepeien, ser Die Nairn,e erlt Dor tpeui.
gen Iagen senietet bottle.
gsad Der grploiion itiir5te Der
Norber oui ole StraBe uno luiiroe
baielbit ieitgcnonuiien. Gin Ghiltcnt
aarpofis. DER ieinen 8orgeiesten be-
gleitet t,otte, mlroc itrper perlest.
sorpofi MGR Dor ipiner geruii.n9
nah ct. petersburg i'll 9afp gepeien.
lpo er alcihiaas Die Steae zines
Gbeis Der sebeirneu Yoli3ei bcfleioct
bate. Tort in 9afu bot man in
letter Belt Sablreide gontbeufobrl'
fanten eeridtlid uerlirteilt, 10 oob
bas Attcntot gegen aorpoff rpcbl ais
elm Maheott Der gtibiliiten ooer abn'
lifer Beridlporer eegen Die 6eltebenos
8elcllid,oit IN betradten iii.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-12-30

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The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-04-02
BASKETBALL TIE !.
MEANS EXCITING
FINISH TO SEASON

Basketball fever is high among Or
ange school pupils owing to the fact
that Orange High is again tied with
Passaic High for first place in the
Northern New Jersey Interscholastic
League. For three times the two bas-
ketball fves have struggled through a
season only to be obliged to meet in d
deciding game to determine the ques-
ton of superiority. Though Orange has
not Jared particularly well in the past
on the play-off, there is no doubt
among the boys and girls of Orange
that this year their crack five will trail
the banner of the Passaic rivals in the
dust of defeat.
The team record follows Orange 65,
R~idgewood II. S. 6; Orange As, Engle-
wood III. s.. A; Orange 16. Montelair H.
s.. "a: Orange As, Gas Orange H. S. Is;
Orange Il, Hackensack Fl. S. 5; orange
90, Poly Prep 20; Orange "a. Neptune
II. s.. Asbury Park. IS; Orange %. Bay
onne H. S. IS; Orange 80, Boys High,
Brooklyn, 10; Orange 55. All Collegiates
IL: Orange 80. Passaic H. S. 35; Or
ange %, st. Benedict's &c; Orange 10, st.
Benedict's AZ; Orange 81, Passaic H.
S. 81,
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-04-02
SAY MILK ORDINANCE
is TOO CUMBERSOME,

At the meeting of the Irvington
Board of Health last night the pro-
posed ordinance relating to the sale of
milk in the town was decided to be too
elaborate. By it was required a state
ment showing locality and persons
from which the milk was procured, the
names and addresses of all customers
and other cumbersome details. The
license fee is 81 and the penalty for
violation $50.
Commissioner Edwin Berry said that
although this ordinance might be a
hardship to dealers who disposed of
only small quantities privately. it was
nevertheless a fact that %Irvington is
the only municipality in Essex county
not requiring a milk license. Another
ordinance was ordered to be drawn up
and presented al the nex meeting.
Commissioner Julius Bartosch, of the
sanitary committee. stated that forty
plumbing permits had been issued dur-
ing the last two weeks and Plumbing
Inspector Joseph Sonnenburg reported
twenty-five Inspections curing the same
period.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-04-02
SCHOOL
CLASS GIVES PLAY;
ZOO ARE PRESENT

The two-act play, AN Open Secret
was enacted in a capable manner by the
members of Miss Reynolds's Sunday
school class of the First Presbyterian
Church, Arlington, last night. About
200 persons crowded into the chapel and
enjoyed the affair immensely.
After the enactment of the play a
musical and Evolutionary program was
given. The following comprised the
cast of characters in "An Open Secret:r
Madge Apthorp. Jennie McEwen:
Jean, Anna Robertson; Mrs. Apthorp.
Lillian Strong; Grace Apthorp, Dorothy
Coons; Edith, Irene Peet; Eleanor
Madeline Kleine; Carrie, Jean Cath
ness; May, Agnes McEwen; Kate.
Helen Watt.
The other program was rendered as
follows:
Piano solo, Waltz Caprice. Irene
Peet; piano solo, Sea Song, Dorothy
Coons; reading, THE Ballad of Sweet
Pea Anna Robertson; reading. "A
Reverie in Church." Jean Caithness;
piano solo, Romance, Irene Poet; read
ing, scene from Mrs. Wigs and the
Cabbage Patch" Lillian Strong: read
ing, Bell of Atrie." John Caithness;
piano solo, "Good Night Dorothy
Coon.
Among those in attendance were
Councilman and Mrs. Harry B.. Cath
ness, Mr.. n Mrs. w. J. Coons, Mr..
and Mrs. H. o. Weiser, Mr.. ana Mrs.
c. A. Suits. Mr.. and Mrs. George Peet.
Mr.. n Mrs. George Watt, Mr. and
Mrs. Jane Durham, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
am Logan, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward s.
Strong, Mr.. and Mrs. David Stewart,
Mr.. n Mrs. August Klein, MIR. and
Mrs. Jacob Sproull, Mr.. and Mrs. Dun
can McAllister, Mr.. n Mrs. Sheldon
Ware. Mr.. and Mrs. John McEwen, Mr..
and Mrs, c. A. Pierce. Mr.. and Mrs.
James Leland, Mr.. and Mrs. John v.
Parsell, Miss Hazel Slade. Miss May
Caithness, Miss Lille Caithness, Miss
Edith Dole. Mrs Horace butcher. Miss
Gertrude Strong, Miss Muriei NJ. Vic
tor. Mrs. w. w. Chace. Mrs Mary
Newberry. Mrs. William Barker, Miss
TIA Barker. Mrs. T. o. Mason.