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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-09-24
.poana@n@ten
ans hem alten Satfr-
lanAe.
Gus Der Geidsbauytitabt.

gerIin.-0 ei Der ginfabrt bes
3uges zig in Den 9abnbof Sriebrid).
StraBc uuroe elmer Srau Ser3ing,
Die bonn 9aJnitais auf bas @eleis
cling, bon Der 3ugmuidite uno orei
l8agen itber beibe 8eiue ~ecfabren.
auf ein ;eiiertpes Glitter geipiebt
luurbe Sic 10 Sabre oIte SbiiIerin
emma Sdmiot aus Der 8appeI-gaee
%. Sort ipieIte Tie nit anoern Rin.
bern aiif BENT 9a6 eineS mebrere
Dieter boben Stalles, uno fiel her.
unter auf Elm gtiengiiter. Sic Spi.
zen bransen ibr in BEN llnterleib,
uro emma Shmibt erlas I'M Qa5a.
rug 9%ranfenDals ben fur6tbaren
B~erlcsungen. @
Gin befanrter 2oiterieiftpinoIer lit
Der perbaftete Mgent NuguIt Sippel
ebert otpoDl BEL Ser Toli5ei, OILS BET
ben 2utterie.R oinmifiionsgeidaiten
@a6 leiner Jeitnabme iino wieoer'
I'm InSeieen iiber ieite neuelten
SdTplnoelelen eingelaufen.
8egen oen u9auintann ooer Sour.
naliiten" Sieefrieo @eiB, 1878 in
Gien geboren, 3ulest in @ilmers oorl
bel Berlin tpobnbait eeueien, erlaBt
Der erIte Sfaatsampalt am 2unoge.
riht einen Stedbrief. @eiB miro
beiful0igt, eiren 8etrltg i'm 9etrag
bon $500 Marf periiGt 5u bebeil.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-09-24

Dadercibetriebe in Santbirg befan.
ben, betr1,ssibre 3abl inn Sabre 1908
bel elmer 9ep0lfy rungsaabl bon 951..
100, gimpobnern nur>42O. @a6renS
alio I'M Sabre 1896 auf einen 9dds.
reibetrieb ourdibnittIid) 1888 Gin.
robner entfieIrn, famen i'm SaDrc
1908 ifon 1854 Ginlpobner auf e..
men 9etricb.
Gnrbapen. - GEM StaatsIet.
len SSitrgen Sunge tul,ro, bonn 3aren
bic sroBe eoloene @eroienitTeooiIlc
pcrlieben, iuGbrenO Dem 2oti,n 8atb
cine iilberne llbr nebit iilberner Settle
iibermittcIt tpurbc.
8remen.- Der 9renii6e &C.
nat beantragt bel Ser @iirgerihait
oie gniteaung bon Spei 9aufontrol.
lelIren, bic ans Dem Irbeiterltunoe
genommen ,peroen ioIen. @ebnht
lit an 5iuei 9oIiere. Ser Senat mill
bamit elmer Soroerung or Irbciter
entaeaenfommen. Il ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-09-24
= Wnucrn.

M ii II d II. Ger 1S.idbrige
STUDENT &orI @ebler, Ser einsige
Sobn oas 9ireftors urto Mittbeilba.
berS Der &eroerihan 9%aldtoruderei
Sobier, lit toOtlid D~erunsIiift.
MItotting. 9ie bet Dem
Miiblbeiiser Burger in 9ranomiible
~beolenitete 21.iabrbge Waao Mnna
Brett bon Mittersfirhen bat beimIib
geboren 1lito oas Sinh eripiirgt.
Greiiin @. II Sier muro, Der
Stootiefretar Sol3er pdbreno oes
9tenites in ieinem Bureau I'M Hatb.
balle toOtIih pom Sfloge getroiin.
Sartbauen II. = Or 10 S,ubre
oIte 9auernbalride Seinrid Soimunn
crItab Den 20iabrigen gllsen Seller
lpcgen .eiller gang s.ringen uriahc
i'm Streit.
Nurnberg. = Sn ibren @ob.
ttlir,gen eriholien iid Or leoige Re.
ito~urations @eid1itsfiibrcr Saien.
ldauatS AUS unbefonntem Wiotip unb
Der o%erbeiratbete 9ierbrouer Srtyel
'pegen 4%ranfbeit.
9 d. metnturt. = Sicr lit Der
in tpeiten &n'fen befannte ebcnaIiae
I~angiabrioe 8oriisenoc oes @emein.
oetodesiums, S,riti,ratb Yrcitnng,
g~eitorbet. "
Speper. or friibere Ionaidb.
rige 8orItano ocs Hentamtes Speper,
Nentamtnlonn Grnim GiHboIs. lit
oabier i'm II. 2ebensiabre 9~eltorben.
81. Srgbcrt. Ser Wero.
mann Sprenser Duroe BON nicoer.
gebenben @eiteinsmoiien o,ii @rube
DuotueiIer erOriidt.
3meibriite II. = Ger AT lana.
iabrieer 3idtbaltsitrafe perurtbeilte
Roroer SdIiher. befannt oalrh oen
WdOtyHrmoro i'm JoTfenitciner Sbal.
bat Dor ieiner ltebcrfiibrlng mad
Dem 3lid,fbal,s gbrud) Elm umiaNen.'
oes @eitaroniB abgelegt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-09-24
@cjtfalcn.

9uer.--Nui 3ehe GwoIb ~itiirSte
ser 0eramann Braun inter bcrab.
iaQenoe 8citeinsmaiien un6 Duroe
getootet.
@Iaobed.-Tas Gbepaar Berg.
mann @eorg aauimann lebte ibon
lanecre 3eit inllnirieoen. Mad einem
miiiten Muitritt ergriif Der gbemann
einen Mepolper unb idoB iid cine
augeI in Die redte Sdldie. CT mar
lofort foot.
e.--Iuf Sen gebrensibdd)-
ten ser Sede Sbamrod erIitt Der
0%cbrhauer Stac5insfi bltrh, elm Der.
obiaGcnoes @eiteinsitiid cinen fom.
pli5irten St,1oelbrif.
&irhborbe = Sn feierIidcr
@eiie ianb in bieiiger Stride oieOroi.
nirlng oes bisberisen Silispreoieers
Serrn Sob. Sheuer itatt.
2iinen. Cine cole Qbat bon.
brohte Der 13iGbrise Sdpiler Suit.
Gbrcdt, inoem or snei WitidiiIer
bonn iidercn Tobe oes grtrinfens
rettete.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-09-24
Euiem.

0romberg. - Gem Roitrotb
@iiiher oa6ier milroe sic @crpaltung
Der Disqualification iibertrasen.
Rempen. - @it cgener2 ebens-
gefabr rettcte ser 12idbrige Sobn bcS
9iirgermeiiters Wiihanopsfi ocn
gleif,aItriecn Sdyiler oS blriigcn
EroepmnaiiimS Surnid aus @rpi-
@nrtenberg Dom Sobe oes Grtrin.
fenS.
Wre b II. = Dor I1ngsrer ,3eit
pur0en Dem @altipirtb 0ilfuS in
Sblatibfopo, 2r. @reidyen. 400
Marf in barem @elb, eeitoblen. gls
Diebe niirren Der bel Dem @aitpirtb
beihGftigte 12idbriae Sobn uno sic
1~0i1brige Sohter oes Irbeit.rs Mcn.
5el aus WilosIatp ermittelt.
3irfe. Sn Dem gum 3reile
Samter geborlgen Srte aobuib brab
elm S~dao,nieuer aus, oas bpi Dem
beitieen Sturme 10 ifmen Tim Iid
grill, Dab bit,ren fi,rser. Belt iedS
@irtbiGaften ponitanois abbrannten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-09-24
SitprcMkcn.

@oniesbere. - Gem Yro.
feIIor ont W~ilbeImsHmnaiium in
4onigsberg Hifaro 9~ieiicnbad lit
Ser Hotbe Mbleroroen 4. RIaiie Der.
lieben poroen.
Trie0lanb. ginen llniad
nit tootlibem Iusgange erlitt Der
Ibbaubeiiser springer bon bier.
9eim IuSmirfen zines Soblens
idlug bieies aus nnb trai i'm nit
ben SinterfiiBen in Ser 2eilten.
eeseno 10 uneIihfiid). bab er ieinen
8erIesunsen balo oarMi erlag.
Seiligen be |. -llnier 2ano.
ratb, @eb. Aesierunesrarb b. OrcB.
Ter beains Ole Seier ieines 5Ojab.
rigen OienitiubilanmS.
&aufeb men. Die Glteitc
0rau uniares Srtes puroe oieier
Gage 81 @rabe aebradt. Gs lit Dies
Die Srtsarme Wittne Mnna Shlops.
na, Die in Dem ieItenen alter BON
100 Sabren peritorben lit.
. iterooe. Sn Der Nadt lit
in @ormieie ser grobe Soblagcr.
pIas oes 0aa,unternebmers Sanuif.
fopsfi burh Seucr b.rnihtct NOR.
ben. gbenio lit Die Dampiidueioe.
miIble nit alfen Muihincn Dem
9rono siim Opier geiaGen.
@illenterg. ~ Nah Der.
iibilnp 3iemlihc bebeuttnoer @ediel.
fdIihuneen lit, Der Gnuimann g.
Heumnrn N,Srtaber Der 6irma @il.
Ienberser Wliblcnsperfs) bon bier
Qei(iihtet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-09-24
Ceiterreidj llnoarn.

8ien.-Gcr ~17i1brige 2coeraa'
Iantcrieorbciter Carl 2o9ler nit plot.
lid ecitorben. Sem Batter, Der 43.
idbriee OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Soici 2agler nabm iid Den Zoo iei.
mes Sobnes oerart al eraen, oaB CT
lpsgen 9eroahtes Der 8elitesltorung
Der piphiatriiden alinit iibergeben
,reroen muBte.
o.--Gs muroc bel elmer
llobuna bes 33. Snfanterieregiments
Der 3ugiii6rer Sobnnn Sen burdJ Ell.
men ibarfen ShuB g%etootet. 0as
Eegiment bate NIT blinben Yatronen
aeihoiien.
DIE bieiise Eoliiei.
oireftion crhielt bon Seiten Der Yu
bapeiter YoIi5eibeborbe Ole 9eritdnoi.
aung, 6ab nah beH grbehiraen mo
ben auiaeianaenen Brieiihaiten Der
bierte 1ompllcc Der Hanberbanoe.
neIhc in sSiume Den irehen 9nnt'
raub uuSgeiiibrt bate, SpedlS' belb!
llro nit einsr 9aarihnit Don 10000
Gronen ii5er 2embera nah Syefuterl
noilnn eeiliihtet lit.
n.-Mni Dem Spishergc
BEL Sbcrplnn III Wcitbobmen lanoetc
Gin Dem 9ouringfltb in Niinben
aebGriger @aaon. Der Don 9eutnont
Soil aus Dhiinten 9efil1rt puroe
unS nod Snci tpeitere Sniaiien bate.
Der 16iibriee @auersiobn Wifior
itiir5te Del Der 9erglhg Der 9o0on.
hiiae bon einen 3ebn Meter boben
Baum uno blieb betpuBtlos lic9er;
er fat icbr beoenflide innere Der.
~lctunJcn erlittcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-09-24
Seien-Iarmitabt.

@uitabsburg.-0 Ser lcBtbin
bier tobt i'm @eIeiie a%nfsefunoenc
Mrbeiter beiBt Wiiaer unO itammte
aus 8idenbaf. ai
&irn. - 9urb Geuer miiroe III
ser Iadt bas Mnweien oes Rierbe'
bdnoters i@erien patnidtet. 3D.
Mains. = Hab IGngerem unb
idperen 2eiben 1T Serr 8omer5ien.
ratb 5rans 3~upferberg geitorben.
Mieber- q a. it - Der
Irbciter, Ioasn Rinf erIitt helm Gar.
benbinben eihen 9isidlag, iooaB er
aIsbalo peritarb. fs'''t
Sber E. @b{tei in a d. Ser
ieitberiee 9iiraermeliter Serr Sin.
tcnIans .muroe finitimmig mieoer
gum 9iirgcrmeiiter Der bieiisen @e.
meilloe geDablt.
un6enb | m.--Sm SeIbe bonn
9isidlage geto6tet puroe Der 95iah.
rise 2anbpirtb @eorg Sorter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-09-24
j Wcflenbura.

RIuuy Den &entner, fritz ,rcn
grbpafter IN @nepsoorf, Sobunn
ShuLtihen GbeIeuten in YIoll, sic
jiingit oas Set Der goIbeneu Sof3eit
frierteu, cling nad)trasIif bonn @rob.
ber3og NIT etnem buIbpouen @lid.
nunihihreiben iein 9ilonib 5u.
Sd no IL. 0as ~60-idbrige
girgeri1lbiIultm beeins bier Serr
@. Marclts. Dem aus bieiem AnInB
5afIrcde Standardization 5utbeiI
iuur0en.an
Stdbenbagen. - aui bieii.
ger SeIbntorf uno sipar in Iltball.
boisfeloe Idbt eeeempurtig Der Wiib.
lenbauer COB aus @iiitrom cine Dol.
lauoiid1 Winbmiible erridtcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-09-24
Hommern.

Stettin. Bon ciner, gutel
@crbditaib 5miiden Gbci uno anse.
ftcIlten fam Ole n. @raBoann' idc
Girma seniisenb Yewciie l%ieiern.
Sit bod cine gang betr1htlid)e Nit.
5obl bon Mngelielten ihon ilber 20
Sabre i'm 8etriebe tbatig. Sest fam
mieoer Elm bel oieier Tirma Beidlai.
tiater auf elm 2oiabrige I9dtigfcif
juriidbIiden, n1mlih Der Ggpeoicnt
Miignif 9roinbn.
MnfIo.m. = Gle Wabl bes Sei'
~eeorbnetcn llnalaube gum Viiraer.
meiiier Der Staot. Mntlam hat Die
9eitatisung ourh ben 0onis geiun.
Zen.
@oIInom. = Gum 06eriorIter
uno N~nthsberrn biericlbit lit SER ber.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-09-24

forItcr Murtin Sertcr o,,s &iortcn
in Ser Hicocriauiis ~geDGblt.
2osIin. - geim Streuianobo.
len muroe in Ser aiesgrube in 8roeiu
Die Mrbeiterirau Martbcn ourd loder
g%euoroene Grbmaiien ocrihiittct.
Sum meISburg. - 9urb ei'
gene llnooriidtiefeit INNS 2ebcn &c.
fommen lit Der fpntalthe 50riter
Ere6el in Wadnin.
3amboit it. - 9crIicben porbcn
lit SEM Yaitor @ilbcIm Saegebol5 in
,SamborIt, &reis Relitettin, Der 70.
niaIihe &ronenor6en oicrter 9loiie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-09-24
Qnrcmbmrg.

GIIingen. = Sier tpuroe Dor
einiaen 9ascn oer2anbnirtb Shmit'
Wleiers ponpicroen. bic er 5ur1rdnfe
iiibren nolte. umaerinen tno cine
gtrede melt seihleiit. Gen inneren
8erletungen. bic er babel e%rIitten bat.
II er nun erlese~.
2aDf.-Sn Der Ietten @emeinoe.
ratbsiisuns oon0apl fpuroen iolgenoe
Serren ernannt: @irs. 2ebrer oes
Sberarobes: gngels. 2ebrer bes
l~lntersrobes gum 2ebrer oes Nittcl.
arooeS; 2in6en. griatlebrcr, gum
2ebrer 6es ll~ntersraoes.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-09-24
Wraunidl,ueia,

Gatten ite.6t.- aiir3lih fat
Der 3immermann aarl slbreps bon
bier ieine Bebnuus periniien. obne
bis Jest 5uriidgefebrt 81 iein. "a
ieoe Spur bon ieinem iesisen aui.
cntbafte ieblt. 10 miro oefurdtet, Dab
er fid elm 2eib angetbun hat.
b iitteI. = Ger 2onb.
npirtb Seinrih goSe jun. bat ourf
Grihieben ieinem 2e6en elm Gnoc
gemaht.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-09-24
Slbenbnra.

SIbenbure.-Io idone Set
Ser golbenen Sod5eit fonnte Der 8ri.
patmunt 80. Iersborn nit ieiuer
treuen 2ebensgeiobrtin feiern.
g n.-@nolih lit Der
Ianggepiinihte Gird)enneubau in Ger
MISUNDERSTANDING beidIoi.
fen npr0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-09-24
WIrttemGrrN.

Stuttaart. Dos Obcr.
triegsg,r idn perurtbeilte Den Saupt.
NOM Mdiien bonn 6el0nrtiQerieresi.
ment 40 ipeeen aorreftur Ser Sd)ieb.
e~reebniiie untr M%itibebung oes ponl
Timer Gipiiionsgerid)t ausaeprote.
men urtbeilS 5u 3nei Wondten @e.
ianenib uno Observation-Disclosures.
MItba d. - Oas @aitbaus gun,
20rpen odbicr girg oieier 1age ourd
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-09-24

v@emobre, nod bier Giplliitcu, ober
Mtdoels baben lid notiirliw alle an
mir ongeflammert!"
Seltener Sail. = Sausirau
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-09-24

GmpfebIenS .-Souriit: naon-
llen Sic ms einen Siibrer auf's
@%omsborn e%mpfeblen2" @irtb:
,Ga nebnten sic nur ben Sbermiib-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-09-24

@iiubia. - @irtb (auf sic init
areibe pollbeld)riebcne 5biir 5eigeno):
n@os iagen sic Dem oa5u?"
Stnocnt: sSdiuamm Oriiber.."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-09-24

len Nrores: urrter Dem iino ihon
fiini Gnglanber upb orei 5ranSoien
.a6gcitiir3t infb 8 bat feinem mas &c.
id}aoet!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-09-24

@epor5Mguna 81 @orcn Sic
Der ein6igc, DER ms @aiier iprans,
Serr lieutenant, oils Der &abn init
ben jungen Wdoden unlitiir5te?" =
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-09-24
NheimIanb.

8ottrop. @robieuer Scrlt5rte
bier Sas Gornbuid : @aboit. 1as
5e,ler. bas aui YranOitiitung 5urud.
geiiibrt miro. pcrrbaitete lid nit "a.
ieiioer Shneaigt,it. oa es ali Den
groben &eu. uno grnteporratben
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-09-24
&amiaitGbte.

$ ambnrs. Der Miidgana
bcs Yddergetper6cs IN Snmbura
lrirnmt itetia ST.. Wabreno iidJ Int
Sabre 1895 b"i elmer @euolfcrun1s.
gail bon 681 ,632 ginwobnern ass
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-09-24

Our aodin) n@elder Nrt liro Sbre
g%e5lebnngen 81 Dem Wannc, Der 10.
eben bon Sbuen gitg9" "@n1'
Strait mir leben in Sselene9e."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-09-24

Fonnpsrfe 81, aonisl. Hcllborf Sen
&erren Iarfus s. Gtntaucr in Ma.
rienweror eeborig, (@, m., b, 81,
bis OUT Bic llmfaiiurasmMler Gin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-09-24

Eaic ,nr Yiriic las Nuslaao &c.
iorSt Is. Ioime, Tr. lt3, Eit.%aiti.
moreitraRe. nabe GniaD,u Qsuis Ape.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-06-24
PRUDENTIAL CUTS
INDUSTRIAL COST

Voluntary concessions aggregating
more than $20.000.000 additional benefits
to industriaf policies already In force,
and increasing the maunt Of benefits
to all similar policies issued after July
/, briefly states the effect Of an import-
ant and far-reaching announcement
made today by the Prudential Insurance
Company, through President John r..
Dryden.
For years 1t has been the practise Of
the Prudential to add to the nonefita
already granted to policyholders. Civ
ing more insurance than the contracts
called for whenever experience has
demonstrated that it could safely b<
done. The constant aim ,of the officers
of the Prudential is to give the most
and the best for the least. Close and
careful study is given every feature
of the company's great business. The
gains made in different departments
each year. the earning power of the
companys assets, decrease in mortal
ity, ETC.. as compared with what was
expected, are all carefully scrutinized.
In this way the Prudential is able
from time to time to grant Increased
benefits to policyholders, giving them
savings, even though no legal obliga-
tion SO to do exists under the policy
contracts.
According to the announcement just
made, on all Industrial policies issued
after July 1 the benefits will be in
creased by an amount averaging more
than 10 per cent. thus giving all new
industrial policyholders more insurance
for less money than ever hitherto
granted.
In furtherance of this liberal prac-
tise the Prudential has also made these
concessions retroactive-that is, ap-
plicable to similar policies issued since
the beginning Of the year 1907 and in
force on the 1st of July of this year,
thus enabling holders of old policies to
share In the increased benefits granted
to the new.
It is to be remembered that the Rru-
Dental issued these policies upon the
nom participating plan and that there
was no obligation whatever to pay ono
dollar of benefit in excess of the
amounts called for under the contracts,
and that these concessions have been
entirely voluntary and were extended
by the company in its usual spirit Of
liberality and fairness to policy-holders.
IS \. n
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-06-24

SCHENECTADY. N Y, June A.
That Leon Ling. the alleged murderer
Of Elsie Sfgel. was hidden In Schenec-
tady after the crime was committed is
now believed by the local police to be a
well-establfshed fact. C. K. Probes. an
optician. declares he is absolutely GER
tain no was visited on June IA by Leon
Ling. A Chinaman dressed In Ameri-
can clothes came to his office on that
day suffering from an infiamed left
eye. for which he wanted smoked
glasses. The injury was SO severe he
was advised to visit DIR. J. j. OBrien.
He was given his glasses. rendering
bin In payment. and not waiting for
change. DIR. Probess story Is borne out
by DR.. O'Brien. who a short time later
examined the Chinaman's eye. DR..
O'Brien declares that the appearances OF
the Celestial who visited him was
Identical with pictures of Leon Ling
He now thinks the man was injured
during struggle with Elsie Sigel.
The local police believe that Ling wra
in hiding in Schenectady until last SAT-
urday; that he fed. disguised as q
woman. and that Chu Hop was left
here as decoy. \!
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-06-24
WILL WOMEN COPS
Spank TRUANTS?
Young America Had Better Be
Good, Anyway, After What
School Board Plans.

The action of the Board of Educa-
ton, In planning for the reorganiza-
ton OF the squad Of truant officers, is
calculated to give the hardened truant
from school pause. and to furnish him
with material for grave deifberation
and serious thought for the remainder
Of the summer vacation
OF the twelve truant officers to be
appointed this year four Will be women
For the beneflt Of those past and pros
pective truants who may not have
realized the significance Of tho above
statement. it win be repeated. -Four
Of the new truaut officers viii be
women
Would q little boy who has been kept
at home by the death Of near relative
or his own fatal Illness rather meet a
regular policeman while he is on his
way to the ball game or lady truant
officer?
A regular policeman, do we hear7
We opined as much Unfortunately
the Board of Education did not con-
suit past and prospective truants con-
corning their preferences in planning
the personnel Of the new squad of ON
GERS.
Is it probable that the boy on his
way somewhere else during school
hours who enjoys running from a po-
liceman as part Of his stolen days fun
viii relish 30 much being caught up
by lady in plain clothes and spanked
in the street and where 1t will do the
most good7 Hardly.
We feel we ara putting what would
be the unanimous reply of past and
prospective truants but mildly when
We say Hardly"
Yet such occurrences are considera-
bly, more than likely to happen next
year. The four women truant officers
win start In at $500 year, and gain
an added 500 each year until the
maximum OF $500 Is reached. So this
is no experiment. boys.
And, remember, 1t does not hurt a
lady truant officer more than it does
you when she spanks you. as Ia the
case with your mother. She is paid
for It and probably is glad to get the
exercise.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-06-24
BRYAN'S SON HAS
OUTDOOR WEDDING.
Miss Helen Virginia Berger Be-
COINS His Bride.

GRAND LAKE, Colo, June a.
William Jennings Bryan, jr., and Miss
Helen Virginia Berger Of milwaukee,,
were married today in Kinnikinio
Lodge, the summer home of Mr.. and
Mrs. f. ID. Levering, on the shore Of
Grand Lake Only the Immediate fami-
lies were present. The ceremony was
performed out OF doors by the Rev. H.
S, Huntington, OF Crete, Neb.
Miss Edna Baker of Lincoln, Neb..
was maid Of honor, and Samuel Berger,
brother of the bride. best man. Ths
bride carried lilies Of the valley and
wore a tiara of the same flowers. and
the maid of honor carried Lavender
sweet peas. The little flower girl, Mary
Berger, of Milwaukee, cousin of the
BRIDE carried pink sweet peas in her
flower basket
Mr.. and Mrs. Bryan. jr, will spend
their honeymoon at Grand Lake, and
will leave about September for
Tucson. Ariz., where they expect to live
for two years.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-06-24
TO-DAY OF
HANNA NJ |NTYRE,
BABY FIRE VICTIM
Mother Says Little Girl Set
Clothes Blazing with Matches
She Played With.

The funeral of f4-year-old Hanna Nc
Intyre, who died Tuesday as the result
Of burns sustained the day before
was held from the home of the child's
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Nc
Intyre. ia lincoln avenue, this after
noon.
Twenty-four hours elapsed after the
death of the child before the case was
reported to County Physician McKen-
zie
DIR. Jesse D. Lippincott, of 304 Sum-
mer avenue, who attended the little
girl. did not believe at first that the
case was one for official recognition,
since the death occurred q day after
the accident. Later he decided to talk
IT over with the county physician,
whom he found would have to pass on
the case before burial permit would
be issued.
Thomas Mcintyre. father Of the little
victim of the flames, fs mounted po-
liceman In the First Precinct squad.
Mrs. Mcintyre told the county physi-
clan that she allowed Hanna and the
baby to go into the back yard to play
Monday afternoon. She sat at rear
window watching them for a time.
She left the window, and when she re-
turned a few minutes later the baby
was gone. Hanna explained that the
baby went around the house to the
street.
Mrs. Mcintyre hurried to- the front
of the house. when she heard Hanna
scream. She ran back and found the
little girl enveloped in flames. The
frantic mother pulled the burning
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-06-24
SAYS SMALL BOYS ARE
BOLD, BAD BURGLARS.
Two Lads Had Revolvers When
Arrested.

Two boys. who gave their names as
James Palmiero. years old, of 90 High
street. and Alfonso Craprio. years old.
of SO Seventh avenue. were arrested by
Plainclothesmen Goodwin and Harmon.
of the Second Precinct. upon complaint
of T. J. Bradley. OF 372 Broad street.
charged with breaking. entering and
larceny. The officers took from them
two revolvers, which they told Judge
Herr q little fellow known as Tony
had stolen.
Judge Herr and the police recognized
the Craprio lad as having been before
him previously, and held them both
under $500 bail for the upper juvenile
court.