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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-05-21
aejier @ilbeln, paa @ejie.

Sen tpife &eiier aflagoe .it6ite l1ge
ct 8elpg / gfonl ion1 till9gges flor
@etDoning for Sc politiife Gorbol0
europa. San bil ipge gienoprettet
Gsrippelalliancen mellem Splflan6,
9ifrige pg Stalien, Der bar b9ret
bru6t lengere Gi6> bportil @run-
oen iiaes at bere, at 9ltriges &eiier
fife bil6e giengiel6e ct 8ei6g al
Song l1nnberto> Sen 11nberenbe ita=
lienife &onges Sober, / 1881. 95u
pn @eiler @tlbeln ipge at arrange
re ct M66e mellein &eiieren og Song
8ictor Emanuel / en- af @ren0iebD-
erne> og ban baaber after at funne
bringe Srippelalltancen / Srben for
at bin6re, at SsStalien allierer Jig meo
England og Sen franffe Mepublif.
Sra Stalten rei1te &ejieren til @ier,
Door ban fit en- tneget biertelie
0eo0togelie baa6e af &eiier og 6olf.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-05-21
SrGnrpbert.

st &aSlagertr9n paa Great gtor=
tbern @anen blep be6 Wi6natstio
Matten mellem 2gr6ag og 9gn0ag
oberfal6et af &pDere @ulbert, 8a=
ibington, 1neoens Srenman0fabet
bar belfi9ftiget meb Sporlfiftning.
&gperne beor6reoe Man6fabet at
figre Er9net nogle Weile 8eit for
8Den, bbor 2ofomotibet og HoitDog-
nen bleb ip9n0t fra Srgnet og fiprt
nogle Nfile 8e1t. Ser bleb Boitbog-
ne1l plpn6ret, og 0erefter blep Soto
motipet lat Gart tilbage moo Den gp-
rtge Del al 5ranet, men u0en Mano-
ifab. &on0uftgren iaa ,2ofomotiDet
fonune ne0 moo Er9net, og for at
bin6re en- &olislton folte6e ban nogle
Sbeller ober 5finnerne, bDtlfet bog
life felt lpffe6es. &e6 @nnnnen1t6-
set blep 12 Nosiagerer faareoe. Sra
'5pofone ie116tes ct @fstratren meo
2pger og Sberiffs, men &6Derne er
en6nu life fl1n0ne. &9berne fit ct
lt6bDtte al c. $4,000.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-05-21
W}pb Suberfulpie1t.

S @albington bol6t Mationalfor-sI
burbet til Guberfulolens 8efpmpel-
lie 1t6ite l1ge fit feu1te Narsmgoe, pan
.bpilfet forban0le6es ON Mi0ler til
SDgbpn1mens nbrD6bel}e. Silantro-
pen Matban StrauiS I Seem gorfY
1enbte &ongresien ct 8reb, | bbilfet
ban bpb6er, at 6e bi6tiI anpen6te.5
Mi6ler iffe bar formaaet / 11lrpne~
ber6tg @ra6 at tn6ifreufe @ggOonr
me1L loale6es er @pg6omstilf lfRl0e g
Seem gorf set ii6ite to Mar itegness.
meo 3 Brocent. San mener, at WfgH#
fra trberfulgie &6er inrltg er SfDln
/ bette Gorbol6. Mo6iat benne Mn-
ifuelie paaito6 to aniete 2pger, 8. g.
sbap og 81. E. 2airo al Mlbanp 81
g., at 5rnittefaren fra WRlf bfiper
/ b9i @ra6 oberoreben. 8ar Wplf
iaa 1n1ition iom paaltaaet bilbe life
ret r1ange 86rn 11nogna oenne 5Dg.s
bonn. 9lrbeligbe0 og n1un6e Smgi-
belier iamt anoen 1tlun6 Sp6e enb
Melf bar longt b1ppigere 5rrittefil-
ser ems M9lfelt. Naar 89rn, Der
opfp6eS pan Glafe, oftere er tuber-l
fulgie ems Diebgrr, fontn1er bette at,
at 6e er ibogere en6 6iSie. og ba1-s
ifeligere fun6e 1no6ltaa SDgbontne11.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-05-21
SprNFi9Ip.

S Montana og bet ip0lige Canada
il1btraf 2gr0og 9lfte11 &l. 8 ct Sor6-
;ifielD, Der foraariage6e flor Sfrpf
b1anbt 8efolfningen, men gior6e fife
itgrre 9fa6e. 5olf itprte6e uo af &n=
.iene, Ser rplte6e og ifielDeoe, ! &ele-
ma falot en- 5tennlr onfnlo, og Wf9=
Bier 8Rrellerne blep flDtte0e fra Be-
ser 8la6ler. @elt in0 til 8rpburg /
MorD 0afota merfe6eS @Ditelien.
gn0nl1 1t9rfere mprfe6es &Dltellen !
set ip0lige Canada, bbor t. Gfs. Ba.=
tienterne / @olpitalet | &egina blep
fa1te0e 116 al 6eres Senge og 8lait-
ril1gen repne6e / mango Snle. S
@olielep itDrteoe 8r6n0en Deo oct
eleftrilfe 2Dsanleg iarrnren. 8toet=
ifabsnr9l1o menef, at Soroifialbet
Der bar ct Gift" fra ct itprre Sor6=
ifielp ct a,,bet 5tc0 paa Soroen, NIT
lights i 5p6 M1nerifa.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-05-21
So ssScrnbane,tlDHer

2er0ag ft6ite nge irotraf to Ser11-
baneulDffer Misiouri be6 bptHe
ober SO Menneifer blep mere eIler
nnin6re baar6t iaare6e, men inge,rs
milte6e 2ipet. Sen enc inotraf poo
@bicago MIton 2inien geGrbeoen Of
96esia, Mo, 35 N3ile 9lf for @a1r
Jas Gitp. Mariagen bar 5prebning
al 5finnerne, og Sporene bleb repne
op en- 2ang6e at 400 SOB. sSrns
96esia bleb Der ienbt 2eger, ion1 tons
fig af oe faarebe, al bpilfe 8 bar me-
get baar6t me6tagne Der an6e1ns
l1Ipffe inbtraf / Marbeoen at Hall-S
oolpb, Mo., 6 Mile Mor6gf for Som
Jas @itp n1e0 ct 8asiagertren pnn
8abaib 9inien. &6i 0anoitann
bab6e un6ergrabet 8ropiu uerne nnner
en- gro ober @ufb gttper. Grpnet
narnebe Jig Broen me0 ftor Soriig-s
tiabe6, men i6et 9ofontottbet fjigrte
uo paa 6e1t iatf 8roen iannn,e1l. oas
9oofmotibet me6 Se16er ian1t Goif
og 8aggagebognen4 itprte6e 11eo paus.
Slo6bre6ben. Den forreite 8asia-
gerbogn palte6e og @obIinaelt
iprong bDilfet forbinbreoe, al belle
~ ,t~i tg..t
Srpnet itbrte6e ne6. Ser blep ~
MenneIfer baar6t iaare6e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-05-21
1ttnlattnrt.
9}pt 2ano.

6orbllrosiellator @anrble al @po
Dafota bar freu1iat Sorllag ! Som
9reSien on1 slabning al 250,000
Meres ssSn0ionerlan5 paa Bine &i0ge
S11otanerreierpationel1 i sDb Dafota
for SonelteaO Gl1trp. seSnbianerin-
lpectpr Mc2augblin bar pau set nRr-
meite opuaaet gntgbe6 ne0 SsSnbia=
nerne, og 2an6et Dil riuteligpis foln=
ME / Marfe0et ir6en to Mar. S S
nnite &ongresiamling Dettes ligele6es
.fremiat Sorilag onr gubning al Sort.
8ertbolD &elerpattpl1en Morb 9afo=
ia for alrnin0elig Settling. Ser bil
ser blipe 100000 slcres for Some
itea0 efter at ssSn0tanerne bar facet
set 2ano, ser ttlfon1t1er Dem.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-05-21
@npernpr Sobnion's 8reiioent- -&an=
bi1atnr.

@uper1gr Sobn 81. Sobnlon. al
:Minnelota, Der be6 Hreii6e1tbalget
ifior bar en6el pan Sale iom De=
ntofraternes &an6i6at, pg Ion n1lt=
Zig bar bleben bette, bbis bans Sn0=
treben @9bbelpbet iffe bar ifet
uti1bgrlig TENT, bar Ben iioite l1geS
9io opbol6t fig / 9lten og bar naDn-
Zig bpret intim Sorbin6elie meo
8olitiferne 8aibington, bboraf
man l61e6er ben 5lntning, at BON
forbere6er @eien for en- olborlig &on=
furrence ON BET bpie Gmbeoe. Dog
letter man ogiaa bans 8eidg Sor-
binoelie me6 Torbanolingen ON
Sol6rebiiionen / &ongresien, i6et ban
pnifer at flargipre Moroitaternes 9e-
mofraters 9lnifuelier ON SolbreDi=
iipn for 8artif9llerne ! &ongresien.
0erimo0 benpgtes 6et paa BET be-
lten1teife, at ban iful6e i6ge 8alg fon1
Sorbun6Sienator, i1aar ben r1nb9ren=
be Minnelota-5enator Moles
@lapp's Sern1i1r u6lgber, i6et sSobn=
ion iorn De1r1ofrat i11tet &aab n9rer.
ON at flnne opnaa 8alg i en- iau
repnbltfan{f 9tat iom Minneiota:
geaar SSobnion aIlere0e mi .begpn6er.
at forbere6e liz paa ben naite Grp-
iioent- -aan1pag1re, er set for at fau.
for 8rpa1, 1abnlig blan6t
Den1of frnterne. Set be1tes5
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-05-21
9. AA ARG GA:NG'. J:
ne1nIig, at 8rpan otter ptl mel6e iig
ionr Bre1tbent& &anoibat.
Gn gjenfnuben % fOripnnoen Grfe-
bertl1g.

S 1900 fraioG6e 9Grfebertug So
,bnnn 5nlputor al gltrige, en- Gatter
til &eiieren, Jig lin 6Dritetitel og ollie
fprltelige &ettigbe0er for at fltrneI
gifte Jig n1eo en- gfneipillerinbe. Sa1
antog Mapnet Sobann 9rtb % rpi-.
ite bort fra 2anoet iom 5dfaptei1.
.5i6en ga bar Fan beret iporlplt for<1
iDun0en, og mon antog, at ban bar
.forliit meo tit Glib. NDlig er ban;
int6lerti6 gienfl1n0en ionr Maifinar-..
beioer / en- Tabrif &apnesbille,
Dbio, og set iiges, at ban bar inos5
rgmmet, at ban er 6en foripnn6ne.
g@rfebertug. Set 5fib, paa bpilfets
ban ieile6e ira 9itrige, forlilte ganifeI
biit, nen baa0e, ban og banS 5nltr11.
bar. .forin6en gaaet ilan6. Gi6en bar
BON peret Sarnter Mrgentina ogs
prppet mango an6re 2iDsfiHinger-
Otter at 9poagelien al ban bar ffet,.
er ban irniblertib after foripun6en..
Som altt0 naar ilige 0pbagelier er
giort prirnler set 1ra1 me6 >Solf, Der.
bar fjen6t bant og bi6fte bbem batt|
bar. Set gitrigife @eian6tfab / $50
ibtngton betegner bele &i1torien io15
set rene Splpi116.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-05-21
9 onif 1utbe.rif @irf e
iS alt Safe @itp.

Sgn6og 8. 9. Weai neolagoes
@run6fenen til ben fprlte oanife eb.
lutb. &irfe / &ocfp Mountains Sta=
terne. 8egipenbe6en fanbt @teo
@olt Safe @itp, ntab, bpor ben banff=
ll1tberlfe Misiionspr9it &aral6 Sent
ien Ser for balptre6ie Mar iioen no-
ienotes af l1tub-Misltonen | Gon.
marf og Den foreneoe 6anife &trfe
9l1nerifa, bar fit &ooeoorbeioe. Sei<
ti6eligbeben operpere6es foruben af
Menigbeoens Meolemmer og @enner
af &oniul 8ecb fra Chicago, ser iuit
bor pao 8elgg bos @icefoniulen Sen
Sag. &irfen, ser opfgres al rgoe
Muriten bliper en- iiel6en itilful6
gotbilf @Dgning og ffal beitaa al
&rDpt, bpis Mure allere6e er oppe,
ian1t &ope6firfe. Gil &rppten er
in6fon11net on1trent ttlItrpffelige
Mioler, men set baabes, at ser be6
@enners @ielp Danmarf ffal blibe
@oper nof til ogiaa at faa rejit Set
egenlige airferums belle O6re. Sc
faa &unoreoe Collars, Der rtangler
til &rpptens Suloenoelie igges ino>
iomlet Der / 2an6et. @enner af 5o-
gen be6es ienoe ct 8t6rag i1tareit til
&aitor SaraI6 ssenfen, 81 ys 8" ct,
Salt 2afe gitb, lttob.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-05-21
@pie @fmlftcr.

Seem Dorf Central ssSernbanefotn=
pagni betalte ltbite l1ge ! @re6sret-
ten Seem Osrf Ell Mulft paa $136,-
600, ion set bar i6dmt for at babe
gipet Sragtrabat til 5uffertruiten.
5p9rgSlnaalet ON Mnlftens 2oblig=
beo bar appeleret til Gorbunos= =&gje=
iteretten @aibington, Der baboe be-
-frgftet 0en.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-05-21
NETS 0prettelie % fra @iorag ira
lioite Mar. 9eltDrelien opforbrer til
al itptte &ienm1let rneo lnan % itore
8iorag / Sorm al .Genge, &la0er oip.
Tru Sulia 81 oi Ell BE + g $

9anlf gln1erifonif Sellfab lne0De=
Ter os, at Sru Sulia &olenberg, ipm
UNDER gelifabets 2eoelie bill giennen1-
reiie Sc Sorene0e 5tater paa en- @on-
cert og Gore0rags-S s-Sourne, bill afreiie
fra &jgbenbapn 5. 8. September iaar.
Sruen bill efter Mnfon1itel1 til Seem
Yorf gao oirefte til Chicago og pi0ere
@ef poo, og bill ON bun fia16er TIL
itraffelig SilIntning paa lin Sourne,
giennelnreiie 5taterne @aibington,
Sregon@ og California. Sruen bill
0erefter, fgr lin &ienrreiie / Dece1a-
Der beigge Sc 6anife &olonier oe
pltlige Gtater..
sSrn 9ioienberg, Der er fienbt og
pnoet oper bele 0at11porf 1on1 Sen pp-
perlte Sortolfer at 0e gam1e Golfe=
piier, bar operalt, bpor bun bar op-
traaot Ser bienrnre bpltet itort @ifalo.
Trlten oil foru0en Golfebiierne ogiaa
ipnge flere aftuelle 6aaife Songe;;
ilnellen1 gange1e ptl BUN in6flette ct
Sore0rag ont Sen 6anife Solfebiie"
og ct ON u0anmarf Sr0 og Soner"
0iSie 6ore6rog bil blipe illuitrereoe
llteb 2Dsbille6er al 6onfe ggne.
Srl1elt pn1 fer paa i'm Sourne at }e
iaa r1eget al Mmerifa ionr Set er l11u-
ligt pg iaa mango al fine 9an6smGno
/ 9Derne og n0e on1frtng | Settle=
menterne, loln bun fan oberfomme;
FUN bil foruben at optreoe | Sc itgr=
re 6anlfe &olonier ogiaa pGre bil=
Zig til at goa u0 til De 6anlfe 9ettle<
luenter, ON Ell Sangaften fan arran=
ceres.
Sc 6ore11inger, @elifaber eller
pr1Date, tom funOe pl11te at nrrnl1gere
en- Sangaften for Sruen be6es Ser
for inareit nulig ffriftlig at benben6e
Zig til 9anif Mmertfanif Selfabs Se-
fret9r, 180 Sutton 5t., Seem Oorf.
for at Gruens 9aejier1te fan blibe
lagt ng Dugen for ben6es Sptrroen
paa Sc forlfiellige 5te6er belte11t.
Se1ifabet Gnlfer, ON man iat1ti6ig
pi1 op9ipe Sen omtrentltge g11tre,
bpor itort ct Mntal Silb9rere Ser fan
pentes. ian1t mulige Sn6tGgter og
Snfoitninger for en- ioa6un Gang
aftet1. Set er at baabe, at intet ba11if
5ettlelnent bill la6e 2eiligbeben gao
fra fig til at tilbringe en- bpggeltg og
fornpielig Mften / Sruens Selifab,
lptten6e til ben6es ppperlige gang
og Toreorag.
Me6 Stgtte al 2oll6smeuo- Sc
forifiellige @gne al 2on6ee, baaber
0onif Mmertfonif @elffab at Sru &o<
ienberg's Sourne ffa1 / enbber @en=
leen0e blipe en- Snfles.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-05-21
81 S e Ii II e 6 e II e E.

9en berpmte banife Danierinoe
bar I'LL ofiluttet lin Gourne ber /
2anbet og er penot tilbage til @ng=
lanb, men bun agter otter at benoe
tilbage til slmerifa til nelte @eion.
geb benoes ii0ite Sptreoen 8roof=
Ign, sc. g., bleb ser operraft bet6e
en- pragtfulb Splbpofal al 8eltDrel.
len for @rano Opera Soule. @en-
bes nelte Seion bliber lanoiDnligpiS
benoes iioite paa Scenen i6et bun
beb Sens slflutning pil in6tre5e i
9@gteifab og oerefter opberer me6 at
optr90e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-05-21
1lannt Eannantfrnn.
efueipiller sSobann 3

9 elpiIl er s 0 + a II II s
erifin6
afllutter raite uee lin Gourne
/ slmerifa, ioet ban paa Spn6ag gt-
Der Ell Mflfeosfoncert paa &rospect
@all / Seem Dorf og ont Sors5agen
refer mes uSscar II" tilbage III
0onn1arf> Dpor ban bar aflluttet gn=
gagelnenter for Sen n9rnelte 6rem=
tio. Siolte Girsoag optraa6te ba1
/ Hbtla0elpbta.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-05-21
g r 0 / e 3 / + S. 6. S ii
qen | e H.

tioligere 0peringenigr peo &otel
9fegis / Seem Dprf, ser iom tioligere
ontalt til Gfteraaret obertager ct
&rofesiorat / praftilf Weuifininoleg
beo Columbia llntberlitet, bar iflg.
v9onf= f=Mmerifaneren" forleoen
9gresgi9lt be6 en- 0fi66ag arrange
ret al Snge11igr=D Departementet / So
tel &egis. S 6e mango. Saler, Der
bolbtes for sssiireenlen, fren1bene6es
bans tore @umanitet og bans Snter-
este for fine l1noergibne. Sngenigr-
of6elingens Spgeforering, Ser er itif-
tet al ssSiirgenier, oberrafte bam Deo
fin Gormano en- imuf S9lpoplatS.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-05-21
9u II 1fe g b o TT 3 nj e II 5.

Su ~ \ ~ y ~ ~ ~ " ~ ~
9anlferne begDn6er at trenge me-
re og mere inb Sen amerifanlfc
Sportsperoen, lfriber u8ien". Sor=
loen Battling geelion og Dor egel,
Cam Meli Jon far flere Danlfe fabt
fig 9eapn lom @ofsere og aoifillige
far punbet &p lont 8rD6ere. @n al
Mmerifas be6it fie11bte SofeDer ct
9aniferne &aral6 Mgller (fp6t / So
genle) og MI bar bore 2anoSmeno
pgloa trel1gt Jig in6 slmerifaS Sea-
tionollpil = 8ale 8all. Danif Slime
rifaneren Matbieier CMatbepion) er
anerfien0t iom e,1 al SIZE 9eational
2eague's 6pgtigite uHitcbers"" og tog
ifior 9el i.nogle al De melt afgigren=
Sc Bartier. So al Hortlon6 Gore. }
&lubbens flinfelte @pillere, Slien og
Sobnlen er ogiaa Danlfe, og ber !
California State 2eague er en- ul1n1,
pire" be6 Napn Nisien. San er it,
fert i11ge,1 SSStaliener.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-11-09
Is NEW BRUNSWICK
COMPTROLLER, COURT SAYS,
Judges Render Decision in Dis
puted Election Case.
Special to the Newark Star.


TRENTON, Nov. 9.-The Supreme
Court today, in an opinion delivered by
Justice Minturn, holds that Julius d.
Posner, Of New Brunswick, was legally
elected comptroller Of that city, and
that the proceedings under which John
Watson was elected to the position
were illegal.
The question involved was the right
of the Common Council to conduct an
election at an adjourned meeting, in
stead of a stated meeting following the
passage of an ordinance creating the
position over the Mayors veto.
This ordinance was passed over the
veto at the first regular meeting In
December, 1908, and adjournment taken
to December 81, one day before the
meeting of the newly elected Council,
when Watson was elected comptroller
for a term of three years. At the first
regular meeting in January Posner was
elected by the new Council. Watson
instituted two writs Of certiorari to
test the legality of these resolutions.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-11-09

state tax. the State school tax or to
pay judgments against the taxing dis
tricts. or to pay the cost of construct
ing and maintaining n sewerage sys-
TEN hereafter authorized in any bor-
ough OF this State. Some lev IA rates
have advanced this year as high as
from 40 to so points, and a number OF
others have Increased from TO to 81
points over the rates of last year.
"w, hope that this is not Indicative
of a general tendency to increase the
tax rates from year TO year. With as
sessments at their proper standard Oh
true or market value, a rising tax rate
means steadily heavier demands on the
taxpayers, and while 1t is but just n a
each property-0wner, in return Tor
privileges received, should cheerfully
bear his share of the public burden,
II should not only be a burden fairly
distributed, but ii should be at a rea-
sonable rate. OF course there may at
times be conditions which call for ex-
traordinary expenditures. but in the or
dinary administration of municipal al
fairs it should be the particular care OF
the financial authorities that the bud
gets should be carefully considered n
economically administered"
The following table gives the total
valuations in each county for the years
1908 and 1909, and the increase for this
xoar-
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-11-09
WIFE'S LOSS, POLICE THINK,
DROVE DISCOTT TO SUICIDE.
Brother Asserts Mans Death in
Hotel Was Accident.

The loss Of his wife. the police be-
1ieve, caused Roman Discott, formerly
of Baltimore, to commit suicide in the
Palace Hotel, at New Jersey Railroad
avenue and Ferry street yesterday. Dis
colt was found suffocated by gas In
the room he had engaged early yester-
day morning.
Discott's brother, Alex, who lives at
S13 New Jersey Railroad VENUE. as
serts that the death was accidental.
He says that he and Roman were in
New York Sunday night and that both
had been drinking. When they re-
turned to Newark Roman Discott said
that he was going back to Baltimore,
where his wife died three months ago.
They parted at the Pennsylvania sta
ton. Instead of going away Roman
Discott went to the Palace Hotel.
A maid detected the odor of gas CON-
ing from the room In the afternoon,
The door was broken In and Discott
was found lying dead on the bed.
The funeral will be held tomorrow
from Alex Discott's home.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-11-09
JERSEY CITY DENTIST
WARS IN COURT FOR LICENSE,
Wouldn't Agree Not to Adver-
tiSe, He Says.

TRENTON, Nov. 9.-That the only
reason that the State Board of Regis
tration and Examination in Dentistry
would not grant a license to DR.. George
B. Sexenmeyer, of Jersey City, to prac-
tise his profession was because OF his
refusal to sign an agreement that ne
would not advertise his business was
one of the reasons advanced by D.
Merritt Lane in the Supreme Cou to-
day, when he argued for a writ OF
mandamus to compel the board to grant
a license to his client. He also charged
that the State Board has been granting
licenses to persons similarly situated
as DR.. Sexenmeyer without an exam
nation. He also insisted that dem
tistry was not in the full sense a pro-
fession, but on the contrary was a.
mechanical work, and doubted very
much the wisdom of statutes making 1t
indictable for practising without a IL
cense.
Josiah Stryker, of the a~ttorney-gen-
erals office, who opposed the issuing
of mandamus, commended that the re-
fusal of the State Board to issue the
license was not based in any way upon
DIR. Sexenmeyer's declining to agree not
to advertise. This allegation was also
denied by DIR. Charles A. Meeker, Sec
rotary of the State Board, who sub
mitted an affidavit asserting that DR..
Sexenrneyer had not complied with the
conditions under which the board would
be Justified in granting him a license.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-11-09
MEDICAL INSPECTORS
NAMED FOR SCHOOLS
East Orange Board OF Education
Selects Three.

In accordance with the new State
law the East Orange Board of Educa-
ton last night appointed medical in
spectors for the various schools. Three
were named, and it was decided to pay
each s35 a month, and they will prob
ably have clerks to do the tabulating
work. Superintendent Vernon L. Davey
had recommended that more than one
be appointed.
DR.. George c. Beckett will have
charge of the first district, which en-
braces the Franklin, Ashland and
Columbian schools; DR.. Winifred Banks
will have charge of the second district,
which takes in the Stockton, Eastern
and High schools, and DR.. Palmer A.
Potter will visit the Lincoln, Nassau
and Elmwood schools.
The board also decided to pay a bill
for about $50 for the trip of a member
of the firm of Fell & Devine made to
Boston. Mass, to visit an owner of one
piece of ground on the Parkway which
wal among the three selected as a site
for the new High School.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-11-09
I'm Business Man, Mott Politician,
Declares Verona: s Mayor-Elect
Even White Lies Will Be Barred
During His Administers
ton, He Says.

anything exciting, an unusual situa'
ton to face7"
IT'D be sure" Mr.. Pratt beanfed
There's one confronting me now. Al
the election there was a tie vote be-
tween two councilmen, Yost anc
Graham, a Democrat and a Repub'
lican. It falls to me to appoint some
one to act until the first of the follow
ing January. It's a th~ree-year. term
but OF course I'd only appoint him 10
act until the next election"
"Of course the Republican will gel
the Office" said I.
Mr.. Pratt leaned back in his chair
and smiled.
mot necessarily. / am not well ac-
qainted with either man, and between
now and the time to appoint one or the
other I shall find out all that l a re-
garding the merits and dement's OF
each. You might say that I am COL
1ecting material for a decision. Then
/ shall appoint the one whom ! think
will fill the office to the best advan-
tage for the borough"
"And you won't find space for even
a little white lie," I harked back to the
original subject of u talk.
mot even a little one the big MIN
ister-mayor assured me. i
How long have you been a minister"
I asked, as / prepared to depart
"Seven years. / vas with the Rev
Howard Briggs In Jersey City. and be-
fore that / was In Brooklyn. ! am a
graduate of the Union Theological
Seminary and of the New York Uni
yersity."
"If you give a little of your time to
business and a great deal of your time
to your ministerial work. when will you
find time to be mayor?" vas my part
ing interrogation.
"I shall make time," declared Mr..
Pratt, mostly by giving my own time.
You see, I'm a business man, and be-
lieve in system"
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-11-09
BRING FRIENDLY SUIT TO
INTERPRET ROBBINS'S WILL.
Relatives Want Courts to Con.
Strue Doubtful Clause.

Vice-Chancellor Emery today signed
an order appointing Clerk in Chancery
Samuel X. Robbins as guardian ad
litem for Lottie, William L., and Ebert
]. Rhoadesall,- minors. to defend al
action brought by their mother. Mrs.
Sarah e. Rhoades. based on the will OF
her husband, the late William j.
Rhoades.
The testator, who died in 1900, left a
will giving everything to his wife. The
document was drawn in 1896. and two
months afterwards a son was born,
who it is commended, under the law,
Is entitled to a share in the property.
Attached to the will was a clause which
read, land to remain my widow" The
suit, which is a friendly action, is
brought to determine the purpose for
which this clause was inserted.