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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-11-18
National Dairy Show
DE LAVAL
Butter Award Triumph as
Usual

The great NATIONAL DAIRY SHOW was held at Mil.
waukee Wis, October 1924 and in keeping with the in
variable results since "ALPHA.DISC' DE LAVAL CREAM
sEPARATORS went into use all the HIGHEST BUTTER
and CREAM awards went to DE LAVAL users in this lat
est representative contest which included the exhibits of
nearly thousand of the best butter and produc
ers throughout the country
The three highest awards in the CREAMERY BUT.
TER cass-all to DE LAVAL users-were as follows:
A. J. ANDERSON, Otisco MINI. .......... Score 81
THOR. MOE Winthrop MINI. ............ Score 98R
The highest award on DAIRY BUTTER was to P
Daingaard, Camp Point, III. Score 94R "a DE LAVAL
user
The highest award in the CERTIFIED CREAM contest
was to O. Van B Roberts, Highland, N. Y.-score s9-a
DE LAVAL user.
The highest award in the CREAMERY PATRONS con.
test for hand separator G. Fisher vroqua
Wis-Score S3N-a DE LAVAL user.
Full details of all the entries and scores have not yet
been made public but there doubt that the vast
Jorty Of all exhibits scoring 80 and above will prove to
have been DE LAVAL made, as heretofore.
Incomplete reports have been received Of highest but
ter awards at the various STATE FAIRS this year. but
practically all of them have been to DE LAVAL in
GLIDING particularly New York Indiana, Michigan Mis-.
souri, North Dakota and South Dakota.
As has been said before the separator does not Of itself
insure the making of the best butter but the superior
chancal and sanitary bowl construction and low speed Of
the DE LAVAL sepaa Tor ndisputaby enable the produc
ton OF better cream and better butter under the
ditions than possibly be made in any other way.
This something that even the most enterprsng and
resourcefu Of those who seek profit through the manuac
tue and sale Of woudbe competing separators
tempt to explain deny that practically all the
butter evidenced by the higher awards in all represen
tave butter contests is and has for more than twenty
years been made by Of DE LAVAL separator
Hence the great advantage to every DE LAVAL in
having the separator that not only makes the MOST but
the BEST cream and butter the simplest and easiest
machine to and lasts average of twenty years
against from two to five years in the of all Others
DE LAVAL catalogue helps to make plain the
for DE LAVAL superiority in good buttermaking
and other respects and is to be had for the asking
E. O. HALL & SON Ltd.
Agents
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-11-18
SHORT SPORTS.

There will be meeting OF the High
School soccer league team at the Y.
n. c. A. tonight at 1880 o'clock. All
the members of the team are request.
I'd to attend as It is necessary to elect
captain. and get the team out to
practice as soon as possible.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-11-18

The news that Sir Thomas Upton
has again challenged for the America
cup will be heard with great pleasure
everywhere. The old sport" Is &
champion and does not think OF ex.
pense when cup racer has to be
built.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-11-18

The great annual football contest
between the West point cadets ana
Annapolis midshipmen, which was to
have taken place at Philadelphia No
vember ~, will not be played this
year. the athletic authorities Of the
naval academy today deciding to
grant the request Of the superinten-
dent OF the military academy to can.
Gel the game on account OF the death
Of Cadet Byrne.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-11-18

bad Bill" Dahlen has been Sc
lected by Charlie Ebbets to manage
the Brooklyn team next season. Dab.
len was with Boston last season but
was not In the game very much
He will possibly stay out OF the
game and be up and down the coach
Ing line directing the players. 1t
will be Dahlsn's first appearance as
a una fiager.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-06-03

sluzbie Hodurowej re
~"skromnym wynagrodze'
men,?
Zdolnosci jake take, Bo-
gu dzieki nam, ale'te IDOL
no5ci, jak;ekolwiek one So,
ME So ieszcze do wydania ma
us}ugi piek}a i rozlicznych
waryat6w, Pozw6lcie mi pa
movie: Kruszka @Hudorze,
zdzierac jeszcze p6ki ST.
}y starczy, owce rzymsko
katolickie. P6zniei kiedyS,
gdy juz silly mi zabraknie
do uczciwej piracy przy}acze
sic do was.
u powyzszego jednak listu
kazdy, zwyk}ym sprytem OBJ
darzony, d%opatrzyc sic mo-
ze jakiem to or]em okiem
pan Hodurek sledzi prace
ma1ego szermierza 2 Milwau-
kee.
KS J6zef C~I;enainskki.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-06-03
Uczmy dziec1 nasze czytat
pisac 1 movie pc polsku !
UWaqii.

Rad rosyjski cd kilku ty-
godni odwofuje wojsko z
Kr6lestwa polskiego, W ME
dalekiej przysz}osci zas ma
take zniesc fortece w Pol
see. Gdzie widac dym, tam i
ogieh bye must, domys16w
przeto bez liku ujawnia sic
W prasie; W jakim celu Mo-
skale zdecydowali sic ma O.
golocenie swych granic ma
zachodzie? - Moskiewskie
dzierzawy obejmuja wpraw-
die i bez Kr6lestwa pol
skiego ziemi dosy6 odnosnie
do ludnosci, ale przeciez Kr6-
lestwo - to jeden z najlep
szych kawalk6w tych die
RAW, a i O tenn %zapomniec
niepodobna, ze kosztowa}o
ono Moskali obfitosG zywota
ludzkiego krwi, wiecej moze
niz jakakolwiek lima pro-
wincya; - skad tedy ia ma.
gla zmiana?
Dotychczas Moskale uwa-
zali tabor nadwislahski "a
przedmurze przeciw Prusom;
za}ogi wojskowe wieksze by
~ W Kr6lestwie nil ma in
nych granicach Rosyi; jak
Prusak "a klr re wscho.
dnich, tosjest W Prusiech
wschodnich, " Pozna1skiem
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-06-03

ME s]uchajta co on m6wi, 49,
doprawdy choc sam ME mo-
&c pisa6 ami czytac, ]ecz
mann Gently, kupi1em sobie
"house" i lyle lepiej jak on!
zanim is6 do niego. to lepiej
p6jde do pierwszego lepsze-
90 salunu, choc zap}ace, to
ME dbam cry to Polak czy
zyd, lecz gdy tam sw6j inte-
res za}atwie to on postawi,
ia postawie i TAX sic jeszcze
PREY tenn robaka zakropi, a
on MECH idz;e tax do ia
bryki pracowac jak ia.
| powiedzcie drodzy czy-
telnicy czy ME jest to praw-
da, czy. my Po)acy ma tel
wolnej ziemi Washingtona
tax sic ME drzemy jak wilk'
drapiezny z niedzwiedziem,
czy my Polacy ME st6sowa-
lismy sic kiedy6 do togo po'
czatkowego wiersza i ME
stosujemy sic dis do niego,
czy6my przyjechali ma to
tutaj azebysmy wszyscy pra-
cowali pc fabrykach, W maj
mach i tych ziemskich anne
rykanskich otch1aniach, o
ME, my bracia Polacy po-
winnismy wybijac sig wye
ponad wszystkie narody -
my ME powinnjsmy sic
wetydzi6 naszego ojczystego
jezyka my ME powinnismy
plu6 jeden ma drugiego, a
szczeg6lnie tutaj ma tel zie-
mi ameryka6skiej ME po-
winn;Smy odbierac jeden
drugiemu ten czarny kas
chleba cd ust, ME powinnis
my przesladowac jeden dru-
giego: Rusku, Bismarku Ga
lilejczyku = ME powinni6-
my sic odrazu amerykonizo-
wac nazywajac dzieci swoje:
Magi, Djak, Tony t. p. DO
tenn dajemy i'm pow6d do
zapierania sic polskicht j.
mion ~otrzymanych ma
Chrzcie sw. i do zmienieria
nazWisk polskich a vice do
wynarodowienia sic; naresz-
Gle ME powinnismy liczyc
sic do dzikich >wierzat, cho-
wajac sic pc katach, 20 miej
scach takich, W kt6rych jest J
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-06-03
So. BEND, Ind,
.. r
P%atryotyz1l / nasze
b}edy.

My nowa Polske tworzymy sami
Lecz starry niezgodny wprowa-
dzamy lad
Mi}y mi jest dom rodzinny W
mojej skromnej chatce,
Tam ia zy}em wsr6d rodziny
PREY Ojcu matce.
Zgoda mis- Ivy Mani byla, zy1is-
my jak bracia,
Tutaj "a }by sic w}dczymy, CO.
dzien inne darcia,
O!Polacy Bracia drodzy, co SIG
dzieje z wami
Przepadniecie W Ameryce, wraz
zpokolcniami.
Bog Najwyzszy karac bedzie, mas
nasze dzieci,
/, My zalowac bedziem p6zniej,
lecz nasz czas uleci.
Kocha my sic mitujmy sig, jake
siostry, bracia
Polska nasza zn6w powstanie,
nasza droga tarcza.
I coz ten g1upiec nam
rznie j pisze, COZ on
est, bierze sic do interes6w
;akich, kt6rych wcale ME-
ma i chce zeby Jego popie-
'ac; sluchaj Dziek j ty MAX
Tony ME chodzta do niego,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-06-03
nieczystosc, won pr7ebrzyd-

nieczystoSc, won pr7ebrzyd-
la.
Przybywszy do Ameryki,
najwiecej nam sic rozchodzi,
i to sfusznie, o kosci6f -
lecz p6zniej 0 "Shop" i tego
b6zka "dolara" "a kt6rego
Judasz Mistrza swego sprze'
da1. Powiedzcie Polacy tylko
sami, tam gdzie wan zabra-
niaja Ojczystego jezyka, "a
braniaja budowac Swiatynie,
zabraniaja nam ~przyzwoltych
narodowych zabaw i spie~
WOW to my pniemy sic to
my stajemy sic bahaterami,
zeby choG rzadce ziemi pre-
modz i pokaza6 to co my
chcemy i co mozemy - tn
Jest nam wolno wszvstko, tn
mozemy movie Ojczystym
jezykiem, tn mozemy wyz-
uawa6 swoja religie i naro-
dowosc talk jak sami chcemy
to my jeste6my ospali i gnu
sni a do tego zazdrosnl -
obmawiawy jeden drugiego,
przypinamy czarna, ach
czarna i do tego piekielna
}atke, zazdroscimy jeden
%drugiemu, psujemy slave a
tenn ~wystawiamy sic ma pos
miewisko. u innej narodo-
wosci. Biada nam Po}acy,
nasze zfe postepki dopro-
wadza mas do tego, re my
tel niby wolnej Ameryki
bedziemy zmuszeni uciekac
pred goiewem Bozym, a
ten co jest sedzia njerychli-
wynn ale sprawiedliwym, 70
Sic ma mas to co zesiaf ia
Sodome i Gomore. Powiedz-
Gle Polacy do czego dazy-
my, co jest nasza idea, 'czem
sic mozemy 0kazac - temi
kjlkunastu organiZacyaml
ma kt6rych ma posiedzeniach
wymys1v szarpania, k16tnie,
wysadzanie z meetingu "a
drzwi, to jest g}upota FARO
zumialc6w; ME movie mic
przeciw organizacyom DO
ich many malo, lecz mo-
vie il .zgody nam brak.
posiedzepiem plotki,
po posiedzeniu przy kocha"
.ej szklance piwa drugie
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-06-03


swych granic, tax Rosya ma
kresach swych zachoduich W
lciaglem byla wyczekiwaniu
wojny, teraz zas pomimo, re
Prusy ME zmienily swej TAX
tyki, Rosya cola swe zbrojne
zastepy W giab kraju, ma
wsch6d. Mic d~ziwnego, ze
mncza sic pytania: co to ma
|znaczyc, co W tenn ma "a
eel Rosya?
Il Polak6w jedni twierdza,
re fortyfikacye W Kr6lestwie
niewielkieby odda}y us}ugi
Rosyi W wojnie z Prusami,
gdyz tworza zbyt ma}y i ME-
dostateczny }ahcuch, a Ian.
cucha tego Rosya W laden
spos6b ME moze wykohczyc
il Questionable o~dpowiednio
lido nowoczesnego sposobu
|skutecznej obrony, przeto
tworzy taxi }a6cuch tam,
,gdzie jej jest dogodnie. -
Ilnni upatruja W tel zmianie
chez Rosyi %pozbycia sic
Kr6lestwa i odstapienia go
Prusom. Rosya, wed}ug ich
zdania, pc przesz}o stuletniem
|doSwiadczeniu naby}a przeko-
mania, re zbyt wielki kes
Polski poch1onela i ME moze
go strawic, vice wolf go
zacobadz odstapic ,,wierne-
mu" sasiadowi niz dalej sic
MIN d}awic."
Sa, kt6rzy napewno wiedza,
"a jaka Gene Prusy maja sic
STAG panama. Kr6lestwa, acz-
kolwiek nam sic ME chce
wierzyc, ably Prusy tax }atwo
lyle pieniedzy znalezli, lie
zadac ma Rosya. Rosya po'
no zada 8 miliard6w rublj
a miliardy dola:6w), to jest,
lyle, lie wynosi ca}y dug
pa6stwa rosyjskiego.~ Prusom
trudno zebrac kilks set Milo
now marek ma wykupienie
albo raczej ma wyw1aszczenit
po]skiej ziemi W Prusach "a
chodnich i w Poznahskiem
a gdziez i'm dopiero do mi
liard6w? Watpimy tedy, IL
Prusy "a TAXA Gene Ego
dzi}yby sic ma kupno
gdyz o ca}ej Rzeszy niemiec'
kiej W tym targu ami mowy
bye ME moze, ale z drugie!
strony chetnie wierzymy, re
Rosya "a nizsza Gene ustapit
lgotowa Kr6lestwo, wym6wl
sobie tylko ,,other conside,
rations" inne w2gledy.
z tego, co 0 tel sprawie
pisze urzedowa prasa rosyj.
|ska wnioskowac wypada, re
Rosya r~zeczywi6cie nosi sig
Z mysla pozbycia sic Kr6le.
silva ma rzecz Prus. Moskale
narzekaja ma nfewdzfecz-
nose Polak6w "a dObrO'
dziejstwa, jakiemi darzy1s
Itch matjuszka Rosya; ma
Itch z~arozumia}o66 i niewier.
nose wzgledem braci S}owian
| (Moskali), zatem zycza Pola-
kom skosztowania jarzma
pruskiego, pod jakiem cd
wieku przesz}o zostaja ich
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-06-03
MASH AGENCI.

Upowaznieni 50 do kolektowanis
abonamentu W1ARusA nastepuj acy
uasi agenoi mieitcowi:
ASHTON, Nebr. Mich. Mendyk
BRENNAN Tex, w. Kowalski
COLUMBUS, Nebr., w ktor Taraslnsb
FRIED. N. Oak D.. F. Szarkowsks
GRANVILLE, S. Dak:, Jozef Gruba
INDEPENDENCE wiz: Jan Rombalski
MeNen, Wis, Teofl Derdowsk -
NANTICOKE, Pa" Fr. Jablonsk -
NEW WAvERLY, Tex. F, F. Proch
OAK HULL, Mich, St PogorzelskiS
ST ANNA, MINI. Adam Waldowski
GREENHOUSE, Mimi, A. J. Kulas
BREMOND. Tex. Jan Ian
WARSAW, N. D. ,Teodor Wysocki
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-06-03

fstematyczne osledlan1o sic
Niemc6w W. Kr6]estwie.
Niemcy ci tymczasem uzywa-
Ii wszelkich swob6d: mieli
swoje szko}y, towarzystwa,
zbory nawet obchodzili 6wie-
ia narodowe - ME rosyjskie
ale pruskie. Fabryki wielkie
prawie wy}acznie by}y "
reku Niemc6w a W szere.
gach biurokracyi figurowa}y
niemieckie nazwiska ma row
ni.z m~oskiewskiemi. Zatem,
jezeli przejdzie Kr6lestwo ma
w1asno6c Niemc6w, bedzie
to zdawna obmy6lonej umowy
spe}nienie.
Moskale O tenn ME m6Wiq,
ale dobrze Q tenn wiedza, re
q Polakami sobie rady dac
ME mogli ola ich (Polak6w)
wyzszej kultury. Poniewaz
zas uwazaja Niemc6w "a
wiecej kulturalnych cd Po-
lak6w, a Polakom nigdy ME
sprzyjali, wiec ciesza sic z
togo, ze Niemcy Polah6w wy
tepia o.. Naiwni, - je-
zeli bowiem Niemcy Pola>
k6w .zgniota. i wytepia, to
%niezawodnie mniej kultural-
nych Moskali ten ]atwiej
zaleja i zniemcza albo do
Azyi wypra. - A moze tez
Moskale ME So tax zyczliwy-
mi ola Niemc6w, jak sic to
ma poz6r zdaje. Moze oni
sobie m6wia: Mysmy wielki
nar6d, a ME moglismy Pola-
kom poradzic, to i Niemcy
sic mimi d}awi6 beda az sic
udusza, boz ich cd mas
mniej. Ha - moze i to bye.
Badz co badz mysmy ME
powinni zle ma tel zmianie
wyjSc. Jezeli Kr6lestwo sta
ME sic: p~rowincya pruska,
zmniejszy sic rozdzia} po'
miedzy nami i o jednegc
wroga bedziemy mieli mniej
Wtenczas wzrosnie nasza 81.
la przeciw najzawzietszemu
vrcgowi, przeciw Prusom i
gdy tylko %pojmowat bedaie'
my dobrze i w}aSciwie swoje
po1ozenie, 1atwiej nam bedzie
oswobodzic sic zupe}nie. Pa.
mietac przeciez powinnismy
zawsze, re sifa zbrojna nicze'
go ME dokazemy, DO ME
czas %porywa6 sic z kosami
browningami ma armaty, ]
bagnety wycwiczonych wojsk
niemieckich. Nasza si}a, kt6'
ra zwyciezyc mozemy z CA
sem Niemc6w, to wyzyskanie
naszych zdolnosci, kt6rych
Pan Bog daleko wiekszq
miara mas obdarzy}, nizeli
Niemc6w. Ma polu wiedzy,
ekonomii, %przemys}u i han
dlu r%ozgrywac sic beda wal.
XII z naszym wrogiem G
pierwszenstwo. Me dose boj-
kotowac wyroby n~iemieckie,
trzeba je w1asnymi, dosko-
nalszymi zastapic i przeko-
nae Niemc6w i SWAT ca1y,
ze ME oni nam ale my I'M
potrzebni jestesmy. Wiele
nam pod tym wzgledem ME
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-06-03
WELLS, Mimi.
dnia % Maja %.
.Szahowna Redakcyo Via
rusa!

NAdA1V 1Ao VIC"
rusa!
I'd d1uzszego czasu prze-
c2uwa1em ze "rykliwy' pa
tryotyzm nas1ych "g}osniej-
szych" lest czcza blaga i ia.
MIN towarern. Przeczucie to
przesz1o juz dis W przeko>
mamie. Ia fatalne "dwadzie$.
Cha ] try" Gently, wyslane
we fatalny dzie6 "trzynas-
tego Maia," ma rece pana
Majka Kruszki, ma rzecz
"Borucki = Rakowski Priest
and Bishop Fighting FUND.-
W Milwaukee, pozyskalem
wzgledy pana Micha}a Krusz-
XII i pana Hodurka. Michas
skomponOwa} ola mnie
hymn pochwalny W Kurye-
re a Hodurek pisa} mi co
naetepuje:
Scranton, Pa.
dnia 81 Maja 1909
Wielebny KS. Dobrodzieju!
Nazwisko ks. Dobrodzieja
zauwa5y}em W Kuryerze Fol-
skim z okazyi, re ks. Dobro.
dziej postal ofiare Milwauc-
kiemu Komitetowi ma process
przeciw arcybiskupowi Mess
merowi. Przypuszczam, re
ksiadz, kt6ry sic odwaza ma
taxi ryzykowny krok ME "a
lezy do zawodowych zjada-
czy powszedniego chleba, ale
raczej do tych, kt6rych MOI.
nj togo swiata przesladuja i
postponuja. T. tego vice po-
wodu smiem uczynic propo-
zycye ks. Dobrodziejowi, adv
przeszed1 do Polsko-N arodo-
wego ko6cjoEa / silly swe i
zdolnosci poswieci} sprawie
uwolnienia polskiego naro-
|du 4 obcego, iarzma.
Prad niezadowolenia z pa
nowania ajryszy i Niemc6w
mad naszemi sumieniami
spoteznia} W ostatnim CA
sic, trzeba robotnik6w, pre-
wodnik6w, ably 90 Iii ludzie
ME skierowali ma z}e drogj,
ale ably go MONA ~wyzyskaf
ma dobro duchowe (ducho-
we - risum .tencatis amici)
Ii moralne (jeszcze i toy ma"
szego biednego narodu. Je5e'
Iii ks. Dobrodzieja ME pre-
raza praca ! skromne "a MIA
wynagrodzenie, to zapra-
SIAM do wspo}udzia}u. Zg}o-
sill sic do mnie obecnie z
(dwu miejscowo6ci o probosz-
cza. a ME mann, vice sic ks.
Dobrodziej ME zdziwi menu
listowi.
Oddany W Bogu (Jaki
on pobozny)
rs. Franciszek Hodur
Biskup Pol. N. Kosclo}a
Fem sic ma ostatnie zada.
ME pana bii-skopa %zupe}nie
zgodzii O tenn niemasz naj-
mniejszej w%atpliwosci, bo:ja
kiz krok tax mizernego roba-
ka m6g}by mic zadziwic. Co
do innych propozycyi kt6re
mi pan Hodur "a po6rednict-
wen pana Majka czyni, Emu
SONY jestem stanoWczo rec
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-06-03
ORGANISTA

kawaler poszukuje miejsca.
Adres poda redakcya Via
rusa.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-11-24
CALDWELL AND VERONA.

Miss Adele Stadlmeyer, of Irvington,
is visiting Miss May Barnes, Of Rose
land avenue, Caldwell.
An oyster supper will be held in the
Fairfield Reformed Church tomorrow
night, under the auspices of the Ladies'
Aid Society. e
Mrs. George Hathaway, of Pine
Brook, is stopping with relatives in
Newark.
Miss Elizabeth English, of English
town, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. II. Rae
Simonson, of South Prospect street
Verona.
Frederick Thoen, of Newark, who has
been visiting relatives in Pine Brook,
returned home yesterday.
Miss Ella Williams, of Orange, is
stopping with her aunt, Mrs. Wilbur
DeCamp, OF Roseland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Love, of Ram
sey, are staying at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Theodore Leonard, of Har-
rison avenue, Roseland.
Mrs. Ottoman Block. of Arlington
avenue, Caldwell, will entertain the
Pea and Point Circle on Friday after
noon The sixteenth anniversary OF
the circle will be held on December 10
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Miss Margaret Carlos.

Arrangements have been completed
for the entertainment and dance, to be
held tomorrow night at the New Audi
torium, Newark, under the auspices of
West Hudson Camp, Nc. Sc, Woodmen
of the World, of Harrison. The mill
tary drama, 1.-THE Girl I Left Behind
Me- will be presented by a cast of
amateur thespians. The principal mem
bers of the cast are: Miss Helen Run
yon. Miss Margaret Carlos, Miss Anna
White, Frank Wright, John Anton,
Frank Haviland, William Hyde, Frank
Mccain and John Quinn A battle
scene will be enacted by the mem
bers of Company l., First Regiment, N.
j. N. G.. Vocal selections will be rem
dered by Miss Anna White, Mathew
Regain and Frank Haviland. John An
ton will be floor manager for the dane
ing and will be assisted by William
Near and James Barrett. Leo Dolan
and Frank Catterall will furnish the
music.
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QUEER ASSAULT
LEADS TO ARREST
OF SALO0NKEEPER
EImw00d Section of East Orange
Interested in Case of
Beaten Newarker.

The claim of some residents in the
Elmwood section of East Orange that
a young carpenter named Simon Brosk,
of 90 Abbottsford avenue, Newark, was
assaulted in front of the saloon of
George Pattinson, at los Sanford
street. East Orange, on Saturday night,
October 80, and that there might not be
a willingness to have the guilty party
arrested, caused the issuing of a war;
rant today by Recorder Mott against
Pattinson, and Detectives Wendell and
Riker arrested him.
Following an investigation made by
the two detectives who have supplied
the court with the names of witnesses
to the alleged assault, Brosk was told
to call at the police our today and he
swore out a complaint against Pattin-
son. The affair has caused consider
able comment in Elmwood.
The carpenter was found lying In the
rear of a house in Sanford street DUR
ing the night of October 80 and re-
membered having been in the saloon.
He was badly cut about the face, and
Policeman Werner sent him to the Or
ange Memorial Hospital, where his in
juries were treated. Brosk admitted to
the police that he had been drinking,
but was unable to say who hit him.
Mayor Cardwell was acting recorder
at the time, Recorder Mott being on his
vacation, and a complaint of disorder
ly conduct was made against Brosk by
Werner, and the carpenter was fined
s.. The case is scheduled to be heard
tomorrow morning at 9 o'clock before
Recorder Mott.
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FAT WOMAN
HATES SOCIETY

Fat people have to get into clothes
that are designed for people of nor
NAL physique. The men wear dress
suits and look like comic pictures. The
women wear low necked dresses 20
their evident humiliation. This is why
it is often said that a fat woman hates
society. Fat Is as much the mistake
of poor health as anything else. The
things that make fat should be making
good blood, bone and nerves. The
secret is that the digestive machinery
is out of gear. The juices make fat in
too large quantities. This fat impedes
circulation, cramps the heart, sup
presses the liver, crowds the lungs and
interferes with the stomach. Mar
moia Tablets are harmless. They are
taken after each meal. They help di-
gest that meal as nature intended il
should be digested. They remove the
fat already made at the rate of from
IL to Is ounces a day and they leave
no fiabby skin or wrinkles. They are
sold wherever drugs are sold, or In the
same category with harmful patent
fat reducers. They contain Marmola,
Cascara Aromatic and Peppermint
water. If you do not care to call upo
your druggist, SEM 75 cts. to The Mar
Mich, and they will send YOU q large.
full size case by return mail in plain
package, postage paid.
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TO LET 'PENNSY
ERECT ITS PIERS IF
IT WILL SEWER
Harrison Council Will Exact
Conditions in Exchange for
Some Concessions.

BY a vote of Z to 1 the Harrison Com
mon Council last night granted con-
ditional permission to the Pennsylvania
Railroad to construct two sets of addi-
tional piers at the South Fourth Street
bridge SO hat it might increase Its
tracks.
The conditions are that the company,
in a written agreement, must state That
it will Fourth and Fifth streets
from the railroad to Middlesex, that 1t
will pave Fifth street from the railroad
to Middlesex street and that 1t VIII
abolish the hole in the wall at Fifth
street and construct a bridge that Will
be ten feet high over concrete side
walks.
The concessions were obtained by
Councilman John J.. DAILY and Street
Commissioner Daniel Mahar. Council
man Clifton was the only n who
voted against the proposition.
Councilman O'Connor submitted a let
ctr hat he had received from General
Superintendent Sheppard of the Penn
s~ylvania Railroad in reference to hav-
ing the "Modoc'' or meadow shops train
stop at Harrison. The company some
time ago discontinued the stop, and
Councilman O'Connor requested that
the action be reconsidered.
Mr.. Sheppard in his letter said that
the train would again be stopped In
the morning, but not at night until
the new sets of tracks are installed. as
it would interfere with the other traffic.
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MONTCLAIR.
FATHER MCCARTHY TO
BE HONORED AT MASS.

A solemn high mass of requiem Will
be celebrated at 9 o'clock tomorrow
morning in the Church of the I'M
maculate Conception, Montclair,
the auspices of Montclair Council No.
1877, Knights of Columbus, in honor OF
the late Rev. Daniel F. Mccarthy, who
died last week, and who was chaplain
of Montclair Council. The members of
the council will attend in a body and
relatives and friends have been invited.
Music will be supplied by the male
choir of st. Mary's Church, Railway,
under the leadership of Grand Knight
Mcclure, of Railway Council.