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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-06-04

Ser e. @aab ielp for SEN @pgeite
peo betimelig @rug al Or. &eters
&1trifo. Sntet Silfeloe bor bprc1
loa ilemt og ingen SDg6om iaa al
porlig> at iffe bette gamle, prgpe6e
l1rtemi66el bar giort go0t. Set bar
&p for ulppffet @el0 / @ebon0lingel1
al ale fonl titutionelle og @lo6iDg,
BONNIE.
&urifo er ombpggeligt tilbere6t al
ggte lun6be6sgiben6e &eb6er og l1r=
ter. Sen er fife tilialgs paa Mpotbe=
ferne, men fan faces al ipecielt ai1=
iatte Mgenter eller birefte fra So
borotoriet.
st gfsempIor al u@eileoeren", Ser
forteller alt om 6enne bi6un6erlige
og populere Me6ictns &iitorie> ien-
6eS frit paa 8orlangen6e. @frip
til @ne-6abrifanterne og @ierne, Or.
Eeter 6abrnep & Cons Co., 112-
118 60. Sopne Mpe., Chicago S1l.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-06-04
500 @e1suatna 800

Gett Blabs 2e1ers oil sore fornsiebe oper at erfare.
Ct her ct bet mtnbite en- frp9tet Spgbom, fom Bt9eus
bier, % bet er &atarrb. Halls Catarrh Cure CT bet
eneite %ptrteltee 5elbreoeliesmibbel. 2eseftaneen tien.
Der. Da Eatorrb er en- Contribution Spebom.
Catarrh Cure tages tnb. ptrter birette paa Blobet
o eltu.bantesne I 6pitemet, ttlintetgipr berueb
Spetomuens MarfdS % 9iper 3,aaenten Stprte, peo
at opbps9e &onftttuttone1t % biolpe Moturen at si1re
at Arbefbe. gierne bar iaa u1egen Eiltro til Bets
belbrebenbe &raft, at be ttlbpber ct ~5unbrebe Dollars
Tor bpert Tttfelbe, tport benne yeebtctn ttfe beotrfer
belbreSetje. 6trtD e}ter 2tfte % 0tbnesbprb. Gtlitrtu
F.J CHENEY q co., Toledo. @.
&0IAes boz &potbelere.
Halls family rtIl1 e be tebhe. s8ssSEs
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-06-04
Gn bcl Spmbc.

6ru 0lien Goa ben6es Man6 ien1
en- Scat me6 meget 8eip9r og Ma.
bal6er en6elig bar fommet op Srap.
pen og in6 | @grelief): Iii, bbor
tungt gu gaar."
Slien: rDet bill leg bore iige Dig,
at bpiS gu fan faa en- Sgnoe baierf
1l opoper Groppen me0 mi110re
Stgi ioa fun6e leg lo10elig baoe
Spit til at lie, bbor6an gu piloe bore
Sig n6."a
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-06-04
Jlorge...

dlUIUC.
Danif Silt til Morge E.
145,0OO bonf $orf er in6fert I'll
&riitiania / 2pbet al Mprtl.
Sen 0 + t Il 5 e +.
, a II 5 3 + a 5 v@obber" iom
or bpgget paa @ermaniapgrftet
&iel, er 5. 5. Mai lpbet al Stabelen.
Spm t n n er
MI / ful6 Gong pan @ommen fient
Chen pQa @run6 uf figligt og tprt
Geir life er iteget noget at tale ON.
Ger brtnges bog ~Spmmerflaater til
lamtlige @rug pe6 6re6rifsitao.
4 90 ilItoners 8 d a II.
9pitpret / Sronbbiem beptlget for.
ieoen 292,500 &roner til EN- np Sol.
feifolebpgning for @itbpen. timber
0ebatten oplpites, at &pitpret til So,
item maa optage ct 2uan paa 4 Mil=
lioner &roner.
9 e / GoIge 0 II :
ogen fal6t forle6en / Bergen.
aoptein Sobonneien blep frifien6t
@uaosmQno gfilS SSpaag i6pmtes
80 Cages -Senglel. Self &ingeen fit
80 &roners og &ollaf MDgaar6 20
aaroners Mu1ft.
+ S e n. Sen
oe6 Sllen, Mouen & @6nS @offelt9=
BERT / Sprsberg orbei6e6e &loffe,
JONI CT e1 ,@obe til Mfersbus fra
1orife &btn6er / Mmerifa til Min0e
ONT 8egipenbeoerne / 1905 blep 5.
II. Mfai operleperet Mfersbusfomi=
teens u6ien6ing Mrfiteft Sin6ing-
Gar en. &loffen better 1850 @ilo=
grant, iaa meget iom en- almin6elig
airfefloffe, og folter 1000 &roner.
Sen blep pr9bet / &dnsberg og bite
Jig at bape en- iiel6en baffer, fulo=
tonen0e Slang. Melte Dag bleb Sen
figrt in6 til S9nsberg og bragt ONT
6or6 / ct Dampifib, iom fprte oen til
&riitianiu, bbor ben 1fal opbGngeS
9iomertftaarnet paa Ifersbns, oQ
bpor SEN iful6e ilaa tit fgrlte @lag
precis @loffen IL s. II. Mat.
Sitter treifen I Male=
juno er en6t u6en nogen Sn6rpmmel=
lie til 6iiferne. &e0erne negteoe BE-
itemt at giere nogen S~noremmelier,
og 6erme6 bar Sc paagaaen6e 6or=
bonolinger afbru6t. Siiferne bor
laa la6et @treifen fal6e, og &e6aftgr
Mngell Slien fra Bergen, iom ferte
6orbonolingerne paa Siffernes 8eg=
ne, er reiit tilbage igien. @n6el ST.
ifere pil life f4nne faa fine &la6ie
igjen. timber Sorba10ltngerne blep
set oplpit, at Siifernes &arsinbtegt
for 80 9omp1fibe taget ifl9ng bar
ira 740 til 1850 &roner, eller gien=
neminitlig 1910 &roner pr. Mano
pr. Mar. .9ertil fomtner fri &ogefilf
lamt al Sen Stiff 1om fi1fes me0
@aan6ingre UNDER 9ripgarnshifet.
Observation-Disclosures iful6e 90
blibe, alt me6regnet, omfring 1000
&roner aarlig. Men 1oa er set 10
ogiaa ct itri6t Mrbei0e Silferne bar.
Ille 9umpifibe er MI u0e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-06-04

g IL t E og 9 i Is j !.
n ! ng br e 5 I. 9e6ningens
4nnefsfirfe iamt Ell 8utifBpgning
poa 2eines Mor6lmbs @mt rer
8oog ,er neobran6t. Sen iamIeoe
@ran6tafstium er omfring $4,000
&roner. Sl6ens Mariag er en6nl,
ubefien6t.
Dp os a I 5. &piifolebeitprer
og fbb. Stortingsman6 for @gnore
&ronobjems Mmt Dnniel @etber er
afgaat beo Dpben 83 Mor gammel.
2arer be6 Gre6rifsfao SIP
mon6Sifole &arl Morbom er afgaat
beo 9pben SO Mar gammel. &an
feireoe for bel ct Mor itben so Mars
Snbtlglm iom Mapigntionslerer.
Dr9bt g pes g oo-
BE t II 5. 2 8rg6re fra $era6ss
bpg6en be6 @lperl1m git forleoen uo
paa. Sagt iammen. Terlt bar Sc /
6glge, men Sc ifiltes ienere. Strafs
efter bgrte SEN enc ct @fu6. @n
Stun0 efter git BAN biem. ga Ei6e11
gift, og 8ro6eren life Tom efter, be-
gpnote mon at blipe Gngitelig og
iatte en- un6eri6gelie igang. Sen
an6en 8ro6er blep ga fun6en 6e6
/ 5fogen me6 @eb9ret beo Si6en.
San bar rammet al ct Stub gien-
mem beire Gre. Set Ter n6, iom ON
Sen 9g6e bap6e iprlnget opober en
&offe me6 @eperet / @aon6en; Sol
ben bar antagelig itg6t moo en- Srg=
itubbe og 6erpe6 bar Sfu66et goat
al. Sen 9poe be6 @ntab Sltrnbaltg
og bar "a Mar gammel.
6 .@en6ine poo
Sons &ermetif +. Sra @ta-
banger me66eleS: @br. 8iellan0 &
60. ftf forIe6en 2Gr6QQ teIeQrQft1f
Sr6re fra en- &un6e / Mmerifa ont at
ien6e. $500 &aSier &ermetif; MEL
Mfifibningen maatte biolut finot
@te0 me6 f6rlte 8aa6, ellerS pil6e
M%o6tageren life babe &artiet. &al1
frpgteoe nem1ig Gorbgielie al &ermc'
tiftol6en. Sirmaet bap6e life mol1
&c Man6 til 9tspoiition 2gr6ag, Sc
Mrbei6et ilutte6e ti6ltgere Sen Sag
Men alligepel afifibe6eS me6 Sam:
burgbaa6en Sirs6ag 5000 &aslel
eller 10 Sons &ermetif> bboro'
1000 &as1er Silfeboller. Set el
set 1tpr1te &artt &ermetif til en- &i9,
Der, iom nogenlin6e er afien6t fra
Stabanger.
0en n t e S 1aa6 e.
@tatsraa6et bar s. II. Mai beiIntte1
at forelegge Marineforilaget / @tor,
tinget. Otter Gorllaget 1fal set nor
male Marinebu6get iettes til c. Z
@}ill. ST.. aarlig. &eraf foruoietteS
anpen6t 2:71a Mill. til Npbpgninger;
ser foruoiettes bpgget 6-8 @pitfor,
lparS=Hanierifibe paa c. 3,400 Sons
me0 "a Genttmeters &dnoner ipm
&opeoifptS, 6 &orpe6oiu9ere eller
epentnelt Sorpe6ofrD6iere, timber
ban6Sbaa6e og Gorpe0obao6e. Mr=
toilet al 6e ii6ite fan fife n9rmere
faitietteS, ga man life pe6, I bpilfen
l16ltrefning nn6erban6sban6e font,
mer til at eritatte Sorpe6obau6e. Sc
opennebnte Gfibe foru6iettes bDg=
ge6e I en- 25=aarig &erio6e, Eanl er=
ifibene paa Mnrinens @prft.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-06-04
Danish Life
IN o W N
co N
By JESSIE III. B OCHNER.
With is Pull Page Illustrations.

CONTENTS.
The Danes:-Government and Pol
itics:-The Church and Religion
PUBLIC Education.-The University
and the .Professors.-The Army and
s MaYy'I Iaaa1 GoVdgnme Of 3Sst1es
Unions and Social Democracy
Art and Letters.-Music and the
stage.-The Position of Women
Hae Prsss;McSuntrE 1i Paor sms
Aged The Freehold Farmer and
Agricultural Cooperation. - Re-
claiming the Moors.-Old Time Den
marx.
ILLUSTRATIONS.
A Typical Peasant Home,-The
Round Tower, copenhagen.-The
Outside a Porta, Copenhagen
Kongens Nytorv and the Royal
Theatre, Copenhagen.-The Ex-
change, Copenhagen, - Thorvald-
sens Museum, Copenhagen.-Group
Of Danish School Girls at Gym
nastics.-A large Danish Farm
4 Typical D8nish Village Church
ricksborg Castle. = Gammelstrand,
the Copenhagen Fishmarket.-Old
Gateway at Roskilde.
Bound In extra fine cloth with gold
ornaments o. az, (prepaid by 50
e.. RASMUSSEN PUB. CO."
s20-724 s. 18th ST., Minneapolis, Mimi.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-06-04

Il 6n9bre1 er nj. nj. SIT.
M6iunft pe6 Drammens off. bpiere
Mlmenifole 8. s.. g.. g. &erman1torfi
er fonititueret iom &eftor be6 @u1e=
iun6s off. bgiere @lmueifole fra 10.
Muguit. &an6. me6. S. 90. 6. S.
Stgren er fonititueret iom Diitrifts.
lege / 0rfe6alen. S%ngeborg &am-
neS~fro Stangbtf / &omsoal er til
ltaat Me0alien for e6el 9aa6 / @9lb
meo tilberenoe Diplom for uopii1
@ob og @norraa6igbeo UNDER &e6=
aingen al to Menneifer paa Sien |
5tangbifsfior6en / December 1904.
Sorenifriper / &o6elan6 og 2an>
@abrielien er t%ilitaat Gieneitefrtbef
ira II. Mai 1909 in6til bi6ere, BOG
life Longer en6 til u6gangen al Sep.
tember bette Mar, og @9ie1teretsa6=
pofat S. 6. 8ierfe fonititueret til at
beltpre @mbe6et UNDER @obrieliens
Sjeneltefribe6. Mffe0 / Maa6e Ell
me66elt &erlonelfapellan bos @ogne.
Hraiten / &plon6 6. Mor6lio iam1
M6iunft og tit. Sperlerer be6 Sri
%ltiania &atbe6ralifole S. S. s. Griis,
Sen ii6ite me6 Heniton 1900 ST.
Herionelfapellan Ill Safobs Menig:
be6 / &riitiania 6. s.. 8. @agaarf
er u6nepnt til @ognepreit pe6 Jam,
ME Menigbe6, Stiftsfapellan / Sri.
itionsian6 Gtift 6. bon &rogb til
Sogneprplt / transferred, &an6.
tbeol 8. g. &epif til @%ogneprait
Tlaflta6, Sroms6 @tift, tit. @ogne:
prelt til Gre6rifspern 8. 8erg til
|Sognepreit / 8erg, &riitiaaia @tift
reit6erep6e &apellan til Me3re Stj6r.
0olen s.. San6berg til SoQnepreit
Spniet, &omar @tift, &robit, 5ogne-
preit til Glatanger 8. S. 81. 8barr
til sognepreit / 9berbollen, Sogne=
prnlt til 5nn6e, 8ergens @tift, g.
6. Gricbien til 9%ogneprelt / Selbu.
s. sc. StGplan6 er tilitaat Me6alien
ior eSel 9anb / 5plp meo tilberen-
Sc 0iplom for UNDER fareful6e Ont
ltnnoigbe6er at babe re66et en- rna
Yige fra at 6rl1fne ! .Sien paa 2au-
gen s. 3. San11ar 1909.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-06-04

En- livsgaade, af B. B%jernson, SAINT
andre FortBllinger af norske For
fattere
Unge Jens Je'en, If Erik Begh, SAINT
andre FortBllinger at danske For
fattere.
De tire HelIigaftener, af St. St. Bill.
cher, SAINT andre Fortmllinger af
danske F~orfattere.
Fort@llinger og Digte af dansk-
amerikanske Forfattere.
Ungdomsminder, at Kristofer Jan
son, SAINT andre Fort@llinger at
norske Forfattere.
Femtende Wisconsin. En- interes-
sant historisk Skildring af Diet skan-
dinaviske Privilege Regiments Del
tagelse / den store nordamerikanske
Borgerkrig, af Kr. Janson.
Tobias, by H. A. Foss, A Story of
the Northwest.
En- Saloonkeepers Datter, Fortael-
ling af Drude. Krogh Janson. Ste
Oplag, 239 Slider.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-06-04

Motba erne an1egge
g a g. 1875 Motbaier paa 8ergenS-
fanten bar reiit Sggsmaa1 moo 8la=
set u@pnoborolan6", iom uofommer
paa 2erpif, / Mnle6ning al en- / @1a=
set fornplig in6taget Mrttfel, 'bbori
6e blan0t an6et belfDl6es for ure6e.
1igbe0 UNDER 9pgi9r me6 Motmon0:
1faberne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-06-04

8 : tie losg Q i 8
n nsg e II 5 I. 2eoningens
MnnefSfirfe iamt en- 8utifbDgning
paa 2eines @or0lmbs Mmt ner
Boog .er %neobranbt. Sen iamIeoe
8ranotafstilm er omfring $1,000
&roner. Sloens Muriog er enonu
ubefien6t.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-06-04

Loosen og hans Hustru, af Jonas
Lie. 227 Slider.
kommand8rens Dotre, af Jonas Lie.
F%ortelling fra Norge. 204 Slider.
Sjsdronningen, F~ort@lling af John
Paulsen. 1854 Slider.
7 Guldt0rst. En- Nordmands Eventvr
iAustralien. 100 Slider.
ViIdrose, Fort@lling fra Indianer-
udbrudet / 1862, af Kr. Janson.
Derovre fra Grendsen, af Holger
Drachmann. Strejftog over Diet
danske Termopyla. Med ct smukt
udfert Billede af de se~nderjydske
Piger og med Digterens Biograf.
Hverdagsmennesker, skizzer at L.
billing. IA Slider.
Folk / Nod, at CART Etlar. Jens som
ler-Pater Peter-Jergen Pranger.
Ire nye FortelIinger, af CART Etlar.
Dyrekjebt Krigsbedrifter - For
slet intet.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-03-25
STAND OF COLORS
FOR DEGREE TEAM
Of THE FOREsTERs
Court Newark No. IA to Be the
Recipients at Social to Be
Held Monday Evening.

The degree team IF Court Newark
No. IA. Foresters of America. will hold
a social and dance in Foresters Hall
nexe Monday evening. The court hav-
ins the largest attendance at the en-
t%ertainment will receive from the team
a handsome set of gavels. Samuel Born
stein is in charge of the committee
handling the arrangements. With him
on the committee are Henry Houser,
treasurer, George Roth, secretary; Got
fried Cohen, sergeant-at-arms, and
Morris Solomon, legal adviser.
One of the features of the evening will
be the presentation of colors to the
team by Jonas A. Meyer. Gus Hauser's
orchestra and a quartet will furnish the
music for the occasion. in addition to
the solos for which Morris Solomon is
scheduled.
Others who will take an active part
in the affair are: Joseph Sornstein.
Louis Rosenbaum, Henry Heuser, Sam
uel Bernstein, George Roth, Morris
Wailerstein. William G. Swanson, Her.
man Reich and Phillip Kosher.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-03-25

10 DTeSlue. GOk-
{ rnor Fort and Mayor Haussling have
been invited to attend and prepara-
lions. have been made to make the
gathering a large and representative
one
The principal speaker will be DR..
Livingston F'aErand, executive secre-
'tary of the National Association for
the Study and Prevention of Tubercu-
losis. DIR. Farrand- will speak of the
work accomplished by the national as
ISOLATION. and offer suggestions for the
prevention of tuberculosis in New Jer-
sey.
Charles G. Ellsworth. chairman of the
subcommittee of education, of the
Committee of One Hundred, appeared,
by request, before the public health and
county affairs committee of the Board
of Trade late, yesterday afternoon ami
received the unanimous Endorsement of
both committees.
To Build S~anitarium.
This means that the Board of Trade
will be requested by two of it's most
important committees to indorse the
efforts of the Committee of One Hun
dred toward securing the construc-
ton of a county sanitarium for the
treatment of consumptives. With the
Board of Trades approval. which is
confidently expected, the construction
of the proposed s%anitarium will re-
ceive an impetus that will go far
toward inducing the Board of Free
holders TO take the necessary steps
for the erection of the building.
J, The two committees also indorse the
two bills introduced by Assemblyman
II. Stacey Smith making the registra-
ton Of tuberculosis cases compulsory
and providing for the fumigation of
rooms used by consumptives before
they are again occupied.
The project of establishing an *
perimental camp was also Endorsed and
the trade board will be asked TO rat
ify the whole scheme of the Committee
of One Hundred
Board of Health Helps.
At the suggestion of the Committee
of One Hundred the Board of Educa-
ton decided last night to nave circn-
lars telling how to combat consunp-
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-03-25
UNITED CHRISTIAN
CHURCH OPENS ITS
CONFERENCE HERE
-Four Bishops in Attendance at
the Fifteenth Annual Ses-
sion of This District.
PROGRAM OF CONVENTION
TO LAST UNTIL MONDAY
Committees Named by the Pre-
siding Officer, the Ri.
Rev. j. D. Meade.

The fifteenth annual session of the
New Jersey, New York and Philadel-
phia conference of the United Christian
Church, Afrc-American. convened in
this city today in the Women's Chris
tan Temperance Union Hall, AZ Belle
vile avenue, and will be continued in
session until next Monday. The ses-
sions are being presided over by the
Rt, Rev. Janiper d. Meade, assisted by
bishops Samuel G. Kreamer, senior
bishop of the connection; John B. Bris-
CO and James Dixon. The presiding
elder is the aRev1 Samuel R. johnson.
Those who aet.as secretaries of thu
gathering are the Rev. w. H. Chandler
and the Rev, Robert Hammond. The
pastor of the Newark church is the
Rev. William Miller. ahd the conference
members are being entertained by the
members of his Congregation.
The Gonfereneeswas formally opened
by III. Senior Bishop; at. 10 O'clock, and
the faajor portion OF tile forenoon ses-
sioifrSwas. devoted TO the organization
OF the body and the delivery of the an
nnal sermon which was preached by
the Rev. -s-WnlniJfs Miller. The sacra-
ment Of the lords supper was admin
istered, foliowing the sermon. This
evening there. will be a general dis
custom Of ~rel.gious and other topics Of
interest.
sessions for Yemen.
Tonaorrow's session Of the morning
houf viii be devoted to the reception
OF reports from the pastors and COM
mlttees, The women will have charge
OF the afternoon session, n after de
votional exercises Mrs. lssteIla Mile,
viii read a paper on 1.-THE Church or
the World" Among the other women
Who will participate viii be Miss Ida
Wilson, Mrs. j.. il. Mason, Mrs. Sarah
anderhpff.. Mrs. William Carr. mission
Nary; the Rev. Lottie Miller, of Phila-
dolphia; Mrs. sutton, of New York.
Mrs. l.. A. Smith, of Englewood, ana
mss Inez Lewis.
The shorning session Saturday will
be opened with praise service, to h
followed by the reports from the conn.
.%lnIttees on elder order, deacons' ordei
and Christian Bndeavor. On Sunday
fhefe AYill be preaching during the day.
and Monday will be devoted to the
meeting of the Women's Home ana
Foreign Mission Society. In the even
ing there will be held a reception in
honot of the visiting delegates. and
st'eye vii be addressed by Alfred 3.
Gesey. sezsans ss's ~ s.
~ The Committees
Bishop Meade has named the follow
ing To serve on the various commit
Stn1.r W VI .oiiipIttee "ilnain
1a' 80. oiiaiiuier' MORTON saluef-
,r9.' np"irii'ree on fuIes, Apranam
''us' y, II, rsoosesei'' Lotvie MllIer'
Np1ilhi,s'cc on auinissions' nonas CID
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-03-25

ton printed in fou- languages and dis
tributed among the school children. A
rough draft of the proposed circular
was submitted by DIR. George j,
Holmes, supervisor of medical inspec-
ton, and approved by the board. :
In this name the committee hopes
to reach moi only the school children
of Newark, but their parents, especial
~ in the foreign quarters. The circu-
lars will. be printed in English. Ger
man, Hebrcw and Italian.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-03-25
BADIsCHE EXCURSION.

The Badische Liedertafel will have a
joint excursion during the summer
with several allied societies. and Fred
erick Mueller, Adolph Vaeth and
Charles Birnbaun We're appointed b
committee last night to make the ar
engagements. The meeting was held
In CHRIS Hall, Sixteenth avenue and
Eighth street. The rehearsals were
conducted by AdeIbert Fuhge.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-03-25
REPORTS LEWEL RoBBERY.

Joseph Venable. of 295 Belmont We
nue., reported to police headquarters
today that yesterday afternoon his
home was robbed. The discovery was
made by his son Robert. The follow
ing articles were stolen. Gold peck
lace, two, silver chain bracelets, q
wonan's gold opal ring, a woman's
diamond ring. a ruby ring and ono sill
vcr-beaded necklace.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-03-25
PASSION PICTURES POSTPONED.

The exhibition of Passion Play NOV
ing pictures, which was to have been
given this afternoon inc evening at ST.
sMichael's r. G. Church Hall, has been
postponed till next Monday afternoon
and evening.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-03-25
TO RALLY PEOPLE
IN GREAT BATTLE
ON TUBERCULOSIS
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Mass Meeting Will Be Held Next
Thursday Night in Wal
lace Hall.

THE first big
mass meet
ing in the
campaign against
the white plague
will. be held in
w e III a IL
Thursday n i & ii t,
April 1, under the
auspices of the
Committee of One
Hundred. M a n v
members Of the
committee will be
present. and for
naer G o 81 n r
Franklin Murphy
has been requested
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-03-25
WIDOW MADE ADMINISTRATIVE.

As Jackson r. Baker, a well-known
inventor OF railroad appliances. who
died August last in Maplewocd left
no will Surrogate George e, Russell to-
day appointed the widow, Mrs. flames
A. Baker. administrators Tho estate
q modest ones and she filed a bond
IN twice its amount.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-03-25

rRraA CLASSIFIED ADJ ~ THE STAR
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-09-17
THIS JURY rs
FOR DR.. COOK
Prominent Men Do Not Like the Way
Peary Has Been Carry.
Ing on.

OMAHA. Sent. 17.-Declaring that
Commander Robert Peary acted in an
ungentlemanly manner in branding
Cook as a fakir, E. 0. Mccormick, pas
senger traffic manager of the Harri-
man lines, o. N. Humphrey of the
federal circuit court of Illinois and E..
n. Conway. president OF the Chicago
association OF farmers ire in Omaha
today on their way to the Pacific coast
on a pleasure trip. Mccormick
as spokesman said: we are Cook
boosters. We believe that Peary has
acted in selfish and ungentlemanly
manner in starting the controversy. II
had been in the Peary party, would
have gone to the mat with him before
] would have allowed him to send back
all Of the white members of the par
ty before making his final DASH
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-09-17

For the consideration of S650.00
William Ballinger has transferred to
Christian Lock lots 4, and 6 in block
6. For the consideration OF $40 Lizzie
M. Fowler has transferred to Santa
Fe Land improvement Co., property
near New Boston.
"A runaway team belonging to a
man named Byers of Hamilton caused
little damage on Main street this
morning about ten o'clock The
horses were hitched to fairly good
sized wagon and were standing In
front of a store where the owner had
gone IN. 1t seems that they got 1t
into their heads that 1t was time to
go home, for they suddenly started
down Main street at merry clip, hit.
ting a buggy belonging to Smith
Bros, the grocers. almost tearing the
back wheel and axle off. P. G. Hay
den brought the runaways to stand
still between Second and Third street,
after a quick sprint. 1t was lucky
that they were stopped before they
reached the hill as they would have
had hard time stopping themselves
then and there would have been
great danger to vehicles coming up the
hill,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-09-17

The ten months old boy OF
Charles Vestal, living about mile
and a half. east of Hamilton on the
Carthage road, died yesterday morn
ing. The burial took place this morn
ing at the Elvaston cemetery.
"A Bloomfield paper says Of the
homecoming there this week: The
day opened pleasant for the home
coming Wednesday, September Is,
with delegations from nearby towns
and also from Ottumwa and Des
Moines. Many old settlers of Davis
county came from far-off states to re-
new old acquaintances. Not as many
came, however, as were expected. Ad-
dresses were made at the fair
grounds the home of the gathering. by
Gov. F. b. Carroll, Hon. N. e. Ken
dali. of Abba, Ia; Smith BrookhGrt.
OF Washington. Ia, and H. c. Evans,
of Des Moines, Ia. all old Davis coun-
ty people. The meeting was presided
by Frank C. Traverse. A meeting was
held in the court house in the evening
at 1880 o'clock, over which d. H.
Payne presided. and the following
speakers were heard; Jar,es B. Weav-
er. Jr, of Des Moines, Ia, Gen. James
B. Weaver, of Colfax, Ia. Judge Fl. H.
Trimble, of Keckuk. Ia, and Harry
Evans of Des Moines.