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The San Francisco call., 1909-01-16
wATcHMAN READS DURING FInE

REDDING. Jan. I5.-The chapel and
classroom building at the klamath In
dian agency. near klamath Falls. Ore,
burned at midnight. The buildings cost
$50 600 When the fire was under good
headway search was made for the night
rvatchman, who was found in the base
raept Of q distant building reading a
hnnlc He had not heard Of the IRE.
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BIRTHS

FopPIANO-In this city, January H. 1902 to
the wife of John Foppiano Jr. (nee Boro),
daughter
MANfTEIxI-In Oakland, Cal, January H. 1902
to the wife of Paul b. Mannheim, a daughter.
NEISON-In Oakland, Cal, January s, 1909, to
the wife OF Carl +. Nelson,
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%, block I. Mission Street land company.
Albert w. Cans westerly line Forty fourth
avenue, 250 feet northerly from street. 25x120
Thomas Cogan. northeasterIy line Berlin street
% feet northwesterly from 0Imstead. 25x120.
Robert Woodrow and Mary Woodrow westerly
line Arkansas street. 100 feet northery from
Twenty second 50xI00.
Clara Emanuel. easterly line Thirty first ave
nue.. 25O feet northerly from Fulton street, DIX
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nue., 80 of Page street, w 1ss by n 125;
Sol Getz & Sons to Henry Inskipp. lot in n
line of street, S2:6 W of twenty third avenue
w % by n 100; S1O.
August Wrede and wife to Zacharie Nougue
lot in \ line of Pacific street, 100 w of Leaven-
worth, w SO by go: $40.
Hiberna savings and loan society to George ]
Smith, lot in line of Twenty-ninth street,
105 Of Castro % by n ia; sic.
st. Louis brewing company to North Star
brewing company, lot at Sc corner of Powell and
Francisco streets, 1876 by 1853; s10
Allen E. Scott to Vida Mary Scott. lot at NV
corner of Twenty second and Collingwood streets
w 125 by 60; $40.
Charles A Antiques and wife to Charles W
Gompertz. lot in SW line of First avenue South,
1870 Sc of NJ street. Sc 13O by Sw 200; SlO
j. W. Reay and wife to Maud Treadwell
Waterbury. lot In line OF Masonic avenue 81
of Fulton street Il 100, s so. Sill SW
25:3l2 w 127:Sh, n 20, and II other pieces;
$40
Emily Ann Weston to John J. Quinn lot In
line of Leayenworth street, go s OF Broadway
S 40 by 6S; $40.
Laura X Smith to Caroline II. Wood (Smith)
lot in line of Lobos avenue. 421:6 of Ori-
zaba street. 1876 By S 125: $40.
Del Monte milling company to William B.
Beckfessel. lot at of Brannau and
Stanford streets. SW so by Sc 1868; S1OO.
J. Z. Bloomfield to Elliott MeAllister. lots IL
TO 16 block 457. Bay View homestead; $40.
Elizabeth s. Ford to city and county of San
Francisco. lots II. 10, 81 and %. gift map 2;
So. 600.
Alexander Wolfen and wife to Mary Wolfen.
lot in line of Sutter street. 200 r OF Baker, Il
% by 1916, and one other piece; $40.
Louis LYONS to Leopold weinstein lot at W
corner of Oneida and otsego streets, NV 237 by
SW so: So
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MARRIAGES

CUY-THOMAS-In this city, January a. 1900
by the Rev. Frank Stuart Ford pastor First
Christian church, John Walter Guy of Con-
San Francisco.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS

Julia wegner 10 Cordelia A. Clark lot at Sc
corner of Germanis and Fillmore streets, "a by
E 81 3: SO.
Elmer Mexican 10 Ida D. Hawke. lot in W line
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ReaItv Firms Combine

Lyon & Hoag and Cranston, Belvel &
Dwyer have united, and will in future
do business under the title of Lyon &
Hoag. incorporated. The members of
the new firm are George f. Lyon f. l..
Hoag. George r. Belvel and Frank A.
Dwyer, and VIII have an ONCE at 636
Market street In speaking of the con-
soIfdation a member of the firm said
that the object in coming together was
for the purpose of being able to handle
in an efficient manner the growing bus
fneSs of the citV.
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Sales South of Park

Sol Getz & Sons report the following
sales this week:
Lot 25Kl2O west line Twenty y-sixth avenue,
275 feet north street. TO Wesley \. Hohfeld
Lot 25xl2O west line Thirty-third avenue, 275
feet south L street TO Wesley " Hohfeld.
Lot 25x120 east line Twenty first avenue, go
feet north X street 10 Wesley " HOhfeld.
Lot 25xl20 west line Thirty second avenue, 80
feet south B street, to Cyril Royston.
Lot 50x100 north line h street, 1926 feet west
Tventv-sixth avenue. to Elsie ID. Lehritter.
Iot 25xl2O vest line Twenty second avenue.
275 feet south X street, with improvements TO
Mnr
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Will Build Apartment House

DR.. Clyde S. Payne will erect a three
section apartment building designed by
W G. Hind at the northwest corner
of Jackson and Leavenworth streets.
The corner building will contain 10
apartments of rooms each, the other
two will have 20 apartments each of
two and three rooms and bath. All
will be four stories high, and being
treated architecturally as single
building will make an imposing appear
ance The total investment will be
approxirnately 100000
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Eighty-f1ve per cent of New York's
population is OF foreign birth or parent
age.
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Make Important Sales

Oscar Heyman and brother note a
strong market. despite the bad weather
and report the following sales:
Margaret X. Smith. southeasterly line Vienna
street 275 feet northeasterly from Excelsior
avenue, 25xl00.
Emma Helms. easterly line Thirty first avenue
I7a feet northerly from Fulton street. 25x120.
John Carlson. lot a. block ?, Fairs subdiT
sion Holly Park tract
Albert f. Martin. northeasterly line Girarc
street. l02 feet sOutheasterly from FELTON, street
25x120.
Katherine z. and John Byron. lots and
block ]. Golden City tract.
Henry F. Martens. lots 4, S, IS and SO, block
. Heyman tract No. 2.
Frederick A. Christensen, lot 25, block 1, Mis-
sion Street land company
Carl A. Timms and Ida NJ. Timms, lots &c and
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Leases Are Negotiated

Austin F. Shannon of the renting de-
partment Of W. b. McGerry & Co. re-
ports that his firm has leased the Fern
way apartments. belonging to c. Shea,
in LeavenWorth street near California.
Among those signing leases for apart
ments are r. Littlehales. r. Parker, n.
T. Williams, w. II. Dillman, j. \. Sher-
burne and ]. p. Jones.
Leases also have been made by the
same firm for apartments in the build
ing belonging to August Roster at the
northeast corner of Hyde and Jackson
streets. Those who have signed leases
are w D. Cameron, DR.. j. Green and
c. o. Vincent.
George r. Wellington has leased
through this agency the upper west
apartment at the northwest corner of
Sacramento street and Kimba1l place.
George Vranizan has leased to j. En-
NETT Hayden the lower fat and garage
at Carl street for two years at a
total rental of $1,56O Roy Block has
leased to z. J. Caller the store at 442
Castro street for FIVE years at a total
rental OF 5000 and for the same own
er to E. Heilman the store al 444A Cas-
tro street for seven and half years
for 5000.
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TIme and Money Sawed

By insuring real estate titles in the STANDARD
Title Insurance Company. No delays. Mills
building. ground floor
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Company Incorporates

The Charles A. Cohen company has
been incorporated. with a capital stock
of SIS, 900, for doing a general real es-
tate loan and insurance business.
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of the contract for the Z. Simon build
ing on the north side of Geary street
and Grant avenue. TIis building will
be valuable acquisition to the hand
SOME structures in that neighborhood.
The front will be of Colusa. sandstone
arched. The ground floor and second
story is to be of steel and plate glass
front. The entrance and stairway as
well as the interior wainscoting is to
be of Alaska marble The ground
floor will consist of two stores. which
have been leased to the Chinn- Beretta
company and A. j. Levin. The two
upper floors are leased to George
Habenicht and the second and third
floors Will be occupied by a cloak and
suit and millinery firm. The total
aggregate of rentals for this building
will run close to $3.50 900 for 10 years.
Albert Pissis is the architect for
this building, and NJ. " Brady the
contractor. Work will start imme-
diately.
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'ime-:24. rs 3-5. I:t6 4-5. 1:29 40.
ont show; Arasee. 80 place. 1-3 81
Flora Mac. Trained by l.. Strube
Second easily. Third driving. Hi
way. but was straight as a string
at half mile pole. made a good
rapidly Clamor saved ground a
after running good five furlOngs.
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on at 145iI Recon 11-20 place. IS show:
:. Winner b. c. by AlOway- Balance All II. Trained
eandr0. Start good. Won easing up. Second
Rezen 90 Twin Screw 1872. Alder Gulch 9. Tube
horse. After being bumped BY Sonia a furlong
great He is a good colt and will DO. George
closed well In worst going Sonia showed speed.
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at post minutes. on at 3:27. Warning.
MendOn. show. Winner b. b. by Previous
Won in a gallop. Second easily Thl-d
oman TO- Phil Igoe %. Warning breezed
MendOn closed stOufly Mitre hung at the
form poor lot back OF the winner
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The Calls Form Chart Of Races at Emeryyillt

Coupled with Sonia. +7JoupIed with Rez
ime-:24 80. :37 SIS. At post = minute.
Randle. 7-5 place. S-5 show: Eks. show
handlly Third driving. High PRICE
Rose 15 Rodd 80 Recon easily best
from home he drew away. winning with
n. Randle ran a game race. Eddie Eks
tired and bumped Recon IN hnal furlong
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3:541s. JaeOblte. IA place.
er b. 2 by Golden Carter
art good. Won ridden out.
te had the foot. led all the
early. ran into second place
q was gaining on JacObite
ID stretch run. Eaton Quit :
st turn.
Morris tribune., 1909-07-31

]. G. MORRISON. Editor and Publisher.
Morris tribune., 1909-07-31
SATURDAY, JULY 81, 1909.

A St. Paul concern soicits business
and encloses the letter in envelope with
rubber-stamp return card A rubber stamp is
not good advertisement of business RESPONSE
bility, and the letter was filed in the waste
basket.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-06-30
THIS NEWARKER TOURS
EUROPE ON BUSINESS.
William Diebold Isn't Kicking at
Prospective Trip.

A leisurely, luxurious tour of Europe
as a part of the days work does not
fall to the lot of many young men,
yet that is just the particular brand of
hardship with which William DieboTd.
of 2T5 Bank street, this city, is being
forced to put up with.
In his capacity of private secretary
to w. r. Willetts. a New York mil
~lionaire, who is spending a year abroad,
Diebold is compelled to trail around
and see the justly celebrated sights OF
Europe, Asia and Northern Africa, to
say nothing of the sea travel he is
forced to endure. Young Diebold, for
his age, 26 years, is something of a
philosopher, and believes in making the
best of everything, so no word of COM
plant escaped his lips when he learned
what he was in for.
Diebold was graduated from the
Newark High School in 1899. He fin
ished the course of the School of Com
merce in New York University in 1902.
The next five years were spent in
Swarthmore College, from which he re-
ceived the degrees of A. B. and B.. S.
From 1900 to 1902 Diebold was employed
by Titus, Wells & Willetts, 2S4 Front
street, New York. 1t is the Mr.. VIII
let's of the firm, now retired from bust
ness. with whom Diebold is touring
Europe.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-06-30
MACHINE TO RUN
ON EARTH AND In AIR.
Model of Latest Aeronautic In
yentiOn Is Exhibited.

NEW YORK, June 30.-A model of
the Aeromobile Luisel was exhibited
In the offices of A. H. Funke, No. 26
Warren street, yesterday. It's the very
latest thing in flying machines, and is
planned to run over fair roads. COM
peting with autos, as well as in the
air.
1t is the invention of Bruno Won
Bultzingslowen, a German n~obleman,
who has lived in this country several
years. Work will begin today on a
practical machine, to be tested four
months hence.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-06-30

FOREIGN NEWS
PEACE IS GOAL Of
GERMAN EMPEROR
Kaiser Tells Statesman that In
dustriaI Revolution Is
Only Good War.

PARIS, Tune 30.-The Figaro today
publishes an o of a conversation
which took place recently at Kiel be-
tween Emperor William and Baron
DeEstournelles DeConstant, president
OF the French parliamentary arbitra-
ton group. In this talk the Emperor
insisted that his policy was of peace,
and tina the battles of the future
would be in the economic, indus
trial and commercial fields.
Great Britain, the Emperor said, was
now ~traversing a period of acute
nervousness, but he predicted that this
would disappear when the country
realized ii could regain its lost econo-
mic ground, not by a destructive war.
but by an increase in its productive
activity.
Emperor William showed great inter-
est In the French experiments in avia-
ton, but said he believed that for the
present dirigible balloons had incon-
testable advantages over aeroplanes.
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&MMSSN
NRZMagNfAM AND SHoREl
@ECLAlMM MANY NEN8aRKERS-~MNEd

The Rev. Henry r. Rose, pastor OF
the Church of the Redeemer, leaves
today for South Halpswen Bay, on the
Maine coast. His wife and children
left yesterday and win remain away
until October 1.
Prosecutors Detective Alfred II. Har-
gan and Mrs. Hargan will occupy their
bungalow at Lake Hopatcong during
vacation days.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Yaekel, of 4sS
Bank street, will be in Portland, Me-,
next month.
Prosecutors Detective Joseph H.
Quicker and Mrs. Quicker, who will visit
their son and daughter in Los Angeles,
July !. will have a farewell reception
in their home in I~rvington tonight.
Robert j. Range. wife and son. who
live in the Broderson. will go to At
lantic City for ten days during July.
John Bohlinger, of the jewelry man
ufacturing firm of Schmitz, Moore d
Co, is on his way to Europe with his
family.
Miss Ada Maud Schooley, OF sussex
avenue will leave shortly for Easton,
Pa. where she will spend her vaca-
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Thompson and
FANNY, of Wakeman avenue VIII speno
the summer in their cottage at Mount
Tabor.
Mrs. Walter Randolph Parker
her daughters, Miss Helen Parker ana
Miss Elizabeth Parker, will spend sew
eral weeks in the Adirondacks.
DR.. and Mrs. Emery w. Given, of
Heller Parkway, will spend the SUN
mer at Lake Winnipiseogee
Mr.. and Mrs. william Haselmeyer,
and Miss Ethel Haselmeyer, of Parker
street, will visit Salt Lake City, the
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-06-30
Y. M. c. A. NOTES

Since the physical work committee of
the local association ordered the swim
ming pool thoroughly cleansed and
filled with 250,0 900 gallons of water daily,
a great interest has been taken In
aqnatics. Hundreds of members use
the swimming pool daily.
II. A. Townsend, the new educational
director, began his labors with the local
association today. He is preparing for
the boys summer school, which will
open July 7 and continue to August 20,
there being daily sessions from Monday
to Friday. inclusive, from $3.50 a. M. to
1890 p. m. o. ". Flayelle, vice-princl-
pal of the Alexander Street Grammar
School, will be in charge. The main
objects OF this school are to help boys
conditioned in one or more subjects,
boys who dropped out and wish to
make up their grade work. Courses In
the sixth. seventh and eighth grades
will be taught. The pupils enjoy the
use of the baths and swimming pool
Outings will be arranged for afternoons
and Saturdays.
Beginning with mex Sunday the asso-
citation will hold its Sunday services at
dow OCiUtk III military TdTh, Joiitly
with seven big churches in the centre
OF the city. The musicians of the Y. NJ
c. A. viii assist at fhe services, and
when possible the Rev. Bradford Will
Jams, the noted evangelist, will take
part.
On Wednesday evening at the session
of the Youths Social Bible Glass, held
in the boys room, H. J. Center will
speak on How l Spent My Vacation"
At the Mora Muscle League meeting
on Friday afternoon at Ais O'Clock
Charles A. Green. assistant secretary OF
the State committee of the Y. M. c.. A.
will give a talk on ''Derelicts."
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sAENdHRFEsT RECEPTION.

a cordial reception was rendered to
Paul Engelskirchen by the Schwae-
FISCHER Saengerbund in the Colosseum
last night, in honor of the victory won
by these singers under his baton at the
sangerfest. President Charles Vosse-
Ter. made an address, to which the man
of music replied that the success was
due to the singers. Secretary Schwab
read several communications from SIS
ter societies praising the members n
Richard Jacket recited q poem in the
Saubian dialect, which he had COM
posed in honor Of the event, while
Hans Viewers, the wne of h head
quarters, provided a supper that was
highly relished. Director Engelskfr-
chen received a two months leave OF
absence from musical duties.
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OVER PRACTICAL
JOKE ENDS in MURDER.
One Man Killed, One Injured and
One in Jail.

ATLANTA, Ga, June 30.-Because Of
a practical joke, E. G. Williams, of the
Fidelity and Casualty Company of New
York. is dead; Charles Beardsley is
suffering from a dangerous wound and
Donald M. Balm. one of the most prom
inent insurance men in Atlanta, is
under arrest On a charge OF murder.
The tragedy occurred in an office in
the Prudential building late yesterday.
Williams. who has a desk in Bain's
office, found a placard on his desk stat
Ing that he had been sent to the State
Insane Asylum. in Milledgeville.
Williams resented the joke and in the
quarrel that followed Balm got a pistol
and shot Williams twice. Beardsley
was the only person in the office with
the two men, and was shot in the right
arm.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-06-30
ANNUAL PACKAGE PARTY.

Las night the Marian Furst X. wv.
held their annual package party enter
tainment and dance at the New Prog
ress Hall, 81 Barclay street. The hall
was filled to its capacity. The program
included such headliners as the jnve-
nile actress, Minnie Kraemer, who has
Just returned from a successful tour
on the Keith & Proctor circuit; the
Waxman brothers. who also made q
hit with their buck dancing; the Grass
green sisters. singers and dancers;
Kate Mandel. Rosie Wildermans sthe
girl with the big voice; Nettie Mar
gulies and Rosie Kerch, a singer. Mrs..
r.. Kurtz was assisted in the arrapge-
ments by Mrs. Dressler Mrs. Flaumer
haft, Mrs. Kracmer, Mrs. Blumbex0(
Mrs. Furst. Mrs. Schneider, Mrs. Rsis,
Mrs. Mandel, Mrs. G~rassgreen and Mrs.
Krassner.
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Yellowstone and places Of interest
along the coast of California during
the next few weeks.
Mrs. Charles Mockier and Miss Lii
liam Mockler will leave July 7 for a
trip to Europe.
Miss Grace Mcwhood. of this city,
spent her vacation at Asbury Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. c.. Becker, of this
city, were recent guests at the Hotel
Bristol, Asbury Park.
j, C. Bellows, Of this city, has been
enjoying a stay at the Throckmort; n.
Allenhurst.
F. w. Kerwin has been spending sew
eral days at the Hathaway Inn, Deal
Beach.
Miss Ada Linnell, OF this city, las
been spending her vacation at Brad y
Beach.
Albert S. Koenig and family, of this
city, are in a cottage at Bradley Beach
for the season.
Miss Edna ]. wilkins, of this city.
will sail Saturday on the American line
for a trip to England, France. Italy and
the Mediterranean, returning just be-
fore the schools open in September.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Demarss and
family. of Milford avenue. WILL spend
the summer at A~magansett, Long
Island.
MI. and Mrs. Frank P. Ford, of Sum-,
mer avenue. will spend the month of
August at Asbury Park.
H. N. Coe and family are at Avon for
the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton F. Disbrow
and family, of Degraw avenue, will re-
main at Ocean Grove until October.
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yellow. The eczema itohed so that It
seemed as though l could tear my face
all to pieces. The disease began in the
fall and / did everything for it until the
next winter. Then / began to use the
Cuticura Soap and Ointment, and it
was not more than three months before
it was ali healed up. I still use the
Cuticr-c- r.esolvent Pills once in a while
to ci5s.rse the blood. ! am very thank
full that I tried C~uticura. and / can
recommend it to n one. Miss Ann
Pearsons, Mortified, VT, Dec. 10, or"
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KAISER, AFTER HE WINS
RACE, BOUNCES SKIPPER,
Immediately Appoints Another
to His Place.

KEEL, June 30.-Emperor William
was very much pleased when his yacht
Meteor won the hfty-mile race for big
.schooners yesterday. the Meteor pass
ing the finish line twenty minutes
ahead of the Germania. His majesty
acknowledged the cheers of the crowds
on the excursion steamers by swinging
his cap.
His majesty, IN spite of the victory,
became dissatisfied With the manner
In which Captain Peters handled the
Meteor. and after the race summarily
dismissed Peters and appointed Cap
tain Karp, formerly the skipper of the
Empress Iduna, to command the Me-
teor.
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CLUB NAMES NEW OFFICERS.

These officers were elected at the an
nual meeting of the Bergische Maen-
nerchor in It's headquarters. 50 Holland
street. last night: First chairman, Otto
Won den Steinen: second chairman, Al
bert b. Schweig; recording secretary,
Walter Enderlein; financial secretary,
william Boehnig: treasurer. Henry
Woerner; collector. Paul Schenk; must
cal director. Valentine Jungmann; vice.
musical director. otto Won den Steinen;
librarians. G. Gress and William 'Arndt.
The nance committee is made up Of
Walter Enderlein, E.. Kiel and August
Schmidt. 1t was decided to have an
outing early In September.
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TURN yERHIN PLANS EXCURSION.

The Newark Turn verein will so to
Cranberry Lake next Sunday, a.
rangements for the excursion were
completed at last nights session in the
Frederick Seib was in the chair. Eight
new members we're enrolled. It IA
decided to oficially commend Mr..
Duerr. head of the drawing classes, N
the fact that the verein won first prize
at the national funniest In Cincinnati.
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WITH THE GERMAN SOCIETIES
WILL JOIN PIONEER LIEDERTAFHL.

The Schweizer Alpen Saenger Club
will join the Pionier Liedertafel in It's
outing in Maplewood on Uncle Sans
birthday. President Carl Sommer, of
the latter society, extended the invita-
ton to the club last night. II. was re-
ported that its recent excursion to
Bellewood had netted s400.
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THIS STREET TOO O F

The softening of the asphalt pave
ment in Napoleon street, which was
shown yesterday when a wagon loaded
with brick sank into the surface to
such a depth that it took four horses
and a dozen men to pull 1t out again.
will be investigated by City Engineer
Morris r. Sherrerd and probably taken
up at the meeting Of the Board. Of
Works tomorrow.
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LODGE PLANS TROLLEY TRIP.

on Thursday. July s, Companion
Court No. 1877, |. o. F. will have a
trolley ride to Bayonne Park. Six cars
are to be at the Market street loop at
100 o. m. The court has for a num-
Der of years been increasing in num-
hers and is now one Of the most pros
porous organizations II the city. Mrs.
Ance E., Dimler is the chief ranger;
Mrs. Mary Miller, vice-chief anger
Mrs. Mary ] ronson. secretary MIS-
Katherine Doian, recording secretary
and Mrs. Esther Blume, treasurer