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The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-05-25
Lathrop Anderson and Colby
Stunned by the Possibil-
ity Of Her Presence.
PERFORMERS, BUT WE ARE
STILL RESPECTABLE"
Alden Freeman, REDS" Spon-
sor, May Bring Anarchist to
Dollar Dinner Thursday Night.

Is Emma Goldman, the anarchist,
chaperoned by Alden Freeman. New
Ideaite, Democrat, Woman Suffragist
and Socialist lin the order named), 60
ing to attend the dollar dinner to he
given by the Essex County New Idea
men In Krueger's Auditorium on Thurs
day night?
mo- declares Lathrop Anderson,
chairman of the dinner committee.
Good Lord, hope not" says former
Senator Everett Colby.
I'VE may be reformers, but we're still
respectable went on Mr.. Anderson
after long and horrif1ed look at the
reporter who asked the question.
"As far as know Freeman isn't
coming at all. He wasn't sent any
tickets. and he hasn't come to any of
our meetings in a long time. Maybe
Emma Goldman will be in the gallery,
but I don't think so. I don't know
what we'd do If she did come" he
added after another perior of thought
I'VE really don't recognize Mr.. Free
man as a New Idea man any more" ne
went on He was one of the first to
take up the movement. along with Mark
Fagan, George Record. Senator Colby
and the others. But after about a year
he left us and the next thing we heard
of him he was running for mayor of
East Orange on the Democratic ticket.
Next he went with the Socialists and
now, l guess, he's an Anarchist. NO,
don't think he'll be there at ALL
Former Senator Colby was slightly
pessimistic.
''Well, she's been everywhere else. I
suppose she's just as likely to turn up
at the ,Nnner as not. But 1t would be
awful, wouldn't it?''
Turn Down for Emma.
Alden Freeman, who acted as Miss
Coldnlan's sponsor when she invaded
the precincts of the Women's Club dur
ing the Mayf1ower Society dinner re-
Gently. today received from John Eng
lish, proprietor of English's Hall, in
East Orange, the deposit which Free
man had put up to get the place for
meeting June 8 at which Miss Goldman
was to have spoken. Mr.. English made
the refund on the advice of the East
Orange city officials, who Informed him
that the woman would not be allowed
to speak at all in public in the city.
Lenroot to SpenIx.
Mr. Anderson. as chairman of the
dinner committee, has received tele-
gram from Washington stating that
Representative Irvine L. Lenroot, of
Wisconsin, has consented to speak on
Thursday night. Mr.. Lenroot is a
friend of LaFollette's and has been
speaker of the Wisconsin Legislature.
The Thursday night affair is the big
gest thing of the kind that the Colby
ties have ever undertaken, and in view
of that fact arrangements have been
made to- throw open the galleries to
women free in time for the speeches.
That is where Emma Goldman's chance
will occur, II she and Mr.. Freeman in
tend to take it. and that is why New
idea eyes will be turned scrutinizingly
Wward as soon as the doors are
oDeued.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-05-25
HAUSSLING TO VETO
OPENING OF STREETS.

Mayor Haussling will send to tha
Board of Works at its next meeting .
veto of the resolution for the opening Of
Pomona, vassar and Goldsmith ave-
nues and of Bergen street in the Fair
view Park district. His disapproval Is
caused by the fact that there was no
public hearing given on the matter.
r. c. Jenkinson. who Is one Of thu
largest owners IN the tract, wrote to
the board when the matter was up ~
discussion that he did not believe the
opsning vas necessary - edvia1bIr.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-05-25
STEAMER in DISTRESS MAY
BE A BRITISH VESSEL.

PORT TOWNSEND, Wash, May Is.
A message from Port Angeles reports
that an unidentified vessel, thought to
be steamer. was sighted late last
night between five and eight miles off
Ediz Hook. evidently in distress. A
half dozen rockets were fired and the
report of cannon was heard. The
only steamer reported as having passed
the government station at Tatoosh ISL
and was the British steamer yelling
tom
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-05-25
MINE ABLAZE, BUT MEN
REACH TOP IN SAFETY.

PITTSBURG. May 25.-A serious fre
started early today in mine No. Of
the Penn Gas Coal Company, few
miles south of Irwin. Pa. near here.
More than 400 miners were at work.
The alarm sent the men scurrying for
the shaft. and all reached the surface
in safety.
The fire started ir a rear entry and
is making rapid headway. 1t will have
to be walled in and the loss. it is be-
lieved. will be heavy. The origin of the
fire is not known.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-05-25
SYKES WEEPS AS HE
BEGINS l6-YEAR TERN.
Composed Until Door of Prison
Is Swung Open.

TRENTON, May 25.-John Sykes, the
Trenton lawyer who confessed to steal
ing upward of $4,000 from trusting
clients and to forging the names of his
brother and sister to notes. began his
prison term of sixteen years yester-
day. He was taken to the State prison
by Sheriff Freudenmacher and retained
his composure until he entered the big
door of the prison. Then he broke down
and wept.
Because Of his years and weight
Sykes will {aot do manual labor, but
win probabI 7 be assigned to q clerl<ship.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-05-25
SMITH APPOINTED ON
ATLANTIC TAX BOARD,
Especial to the Evening star.l

TRENTON, May 25-The appoint
ment of Lewis r. Smith. of Atlantic
county, as mernber Of the County
Tax Board of that county was filed
with the Secretary of State today. AL
though Elias S. Reed, of the same
county, was appointed to the place last
week, he was not commissioned. The
commission to Reed was held up be-
cause Senator Wilson, of Atlantic
county, insisted that he would never
consent to the nomination of Reed.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-05-25
CHIMNEY FIRE DOES :
DAMAGE OF $500.

An alarm of fire was turned in shortly
after noon today for !. blaze in the
rear of the saloon of Joseph Fodor. at
Delaney and Adams streets. The f1re
started in the chimney and worked it's
way through the kitchen and up
through the second floor to the roof
The damage amounted to about $500.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-05-25
SIX KILLED WHEN
EXPRESS DASHES
INTO A FREIGHT

WILMINGTON. Del, May 25-The
north-bound Norfolk express ran into
a freight train on a siding two miles
below Salisbury, Nd. on the New York,
Philadelphia and Norfolk railroad this
afternoon. Six men We're killed and
several injured.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-05-25
JERSEYMAN KILLS
SELF in BOSTON.

BOSTON. May 25.-George A. Dayton,
of Boonton. n J.. committed suicide in
the Central House here today by in
haling illuminating gas. He came to
the hotel last week. registering as D. A
Bacon.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-05-25
MRS. TAFT LEAVES HER ROOM.

WASHINGTON, May 25.--Mrs. Taft
whose condition has been cause OF
concern to the President during the
last week. is much improved. Mrs
Taft is able to leave her room and walk
about the White House.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1909-12-31
notice.!

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We are Of course DESTROYS Of re-
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The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1909-12-31
AN ORIGINAL
GHOST STORY

original and was written by one
Of the pupils in the Ninth Grade
here. Their were three Of these
stories almost parallel in value but
because space we offer but one
and wish to thank the pupils and
teacher for allowing it to appear
in print. The story has not
undergone a single criticism,
neither during the writing nor
since.
when | first came to America
lived in a house in New York
which was supposed to be
haunted. A lady who lived there
during the Civil War and several
other people told me about their
experience in it.
Having never seen or heard
anything like ghost | had q
reason to think they were joking.
The first night | stayed in the
house | locked the doors 50 they
would not come open. About
ten the third night | heard a
noise in the cellar but it did not
trouble me any. presently heard
a gentle f0otstep, all the doors
banged open, the wind rushed
in, and d low cry came from the
pantry. 1t so happend that a
lady and her children were sleep
ing up stairs and when | heard
the noise | at once started up to
see if it were any Of the child
rem who might have gotten up in
their sleep during the night and
could rot find the way back to
their room.
AS soon as | lighted the lamp
the crying stopped but ! kept on
going up the stairs until | came
to the room where the mother
and her children were sleeping.
They were all so still that it
seemed as tho they had been
given some drug to put them to
sleep.
"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-09
Bonn 1an3 in ben Sub.

Gin bemertcnsruertber Selbltmorb in
ro-0altimorc. = Gle 90 Sabre
olte Warp Seott febrt %aniteineno
better Don einem 1an5seraniiacn
5uriid uno begebt Selbitmoro. =
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Wptine SIT iinben limo, creiarete lid)
aeiteru in Noro-@ Baltimore. Sort be.
aina nad) einem flotten Sansfran5-
fen Die 20 Sabre aItc Warp Scott in
ibrer Wobuung Mr. 21t4. Saf.Str.,
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GarboliGilre tronf. 9emerfcnsmertb
lit Die 9baiiade, Bop bos WGbden
%oifenbar in einen Wann perliebt ipor,
ben es ME silpor geieben bot. Ger
Mn9ebetete ibres Screens mar Elm &C.
pllier 6. g. Sbul bon Sorrisbura.
2nrf Germittelling elmer 3reunoin
correspondence Gas Yaor lett mebrc,
rem Monaten unb einiate lid, auf eine
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nicmals geieben bottcn. Nnt Iiens.
tag Nbeno beiud)te Sri. Scott eiil
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lag, ipraden oeutlid fir Ole 9eeleit-
umltGnoe. Tas Sdrciben Iautete,
lpic folst: ~9iebe Wutter uno Batter!
Sd hoffe unb bette 5i @ott, COB Sbr
mir oieie uniiberlegte Chat pe%reebet.
Sd muBte etipas tblin, Inn Sriebem
al iinben. Saset Dem iunaen Ian,,
mern er fer fommt, INN mid al be-
iltden, iein Same lit 6. 6. Sbull,
Dab er Ben Sting an meiner linfen
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boiie, gud) aue i'm Simmcl ipiebcr
81 iinoen. Cure liebenbe Morp."
Gin Ir5t iplirbe iofort 5ir Steac
aeruicn, bod ltarb SRI. Scott bier
Stunhen, nadbem lire 8er5tpeif.
lungstbot ei,toedt muroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-09
Warslano nidt ubcnan.

Srdat fir sic llntcritiiBung oes
Geutidl . anerifoniid)en Gebrer.
S%elninars in WfiIpo,lfee $3.50
bel. = Tie Teutid)en in 81 Stac-
ten brineen $5S29.75 iiir Die 2ebr,
nnltolt alf.
Gem BON goriiBer oes Seminors-
Comics bes Hationolcn Teutih.
gm%erifaniid)en 2ehrerieminars III
Wilipaufee, Srn. Sobn 70. Siitterlc,
a1sgeianbten 0erift iiber Ole @ir.
frng bes Iltfrilfs bes Icutif- Mmeri,
faniihen Nationals9 lmoee az sic
Observation-Disclosures oes 9unbes iiir
llntcritiibung iiir oas Seminar at.
folNe iinb pom /. Nu9uit bis gum 80.
Nopember $5S29.75 all llnterItiibun1
ei1gelnuicn. Bon cieier Summe bot
Norplano $3.50 bcigeiteuert, nno
5tpor moren es bic ioIgenoen golti.
morer Gereine. pelhe Die fleine
Summe idenften: ,@itielsbot.0 Ser.
eiit", So; ~9raumciiter.@ erein bon
Baltimore uno llnleeeeno". So;
Is, II. .. Yleaiure siiociotipn", Sc;
Shirt 9ismarf. Iiitrift Nr. AZ. 3.
II. 81. $4.60; n6reoerid, Nlpe. arors
fcnunteritiibungs-Y erein". S..
Sie S5S29.75 p~ertbeilen ii6 auf Die
pcrjdliehenen Stoutcn Der linton. mie
iolgt: Californian $402.S0, Colorado
$3.50, 3iitrift Columbia $54.10,
Connecticut $220.95, 9elalpare $40,
Slorioa $3.50, Georgia $11.60, Sai.
nois $495.35, Subiana $490.05. Soma
$3.50, annias $40, aentudp $40,
Soliiiann S.. Morblano $25.6 50. Mai.
iad)uiettS $302.60, Midigan $t24.60,
Minnelotn $3.50. 20, Miiiouri 1850,
Nebrasfa $50, New. Seriep 1862, Melp
9orf $51510. Ohio $SS9.30, Oregon
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$3.50, Tenneiiee $50, SeraS $685. 30,
Gernpnt S., @eit-Girginiel $2S6.40,
@isconiin $l53.3O.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-09

Bon Srn. Tranf bon ser 8. Warb:
sae 9eroronungen, meId)e sur 3eit
Dor Dem aemeinidoftliden Gomite
fir @erfebrsipege iid befinoen, uni
ben Gid 81 legen, bis sic betreifen.
Den Mubnabmen aufgerufen lperoen.
Bon Srn. Greene: Zen Noinen Der
@orbenitrobe, ebemols Goncoroitr.,
in McGormid Ylocc um~5uGnoern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-09
", MeiHert.
Snlfimore's 0entider Hbutosrapb.
dM-1f1
Worb.U

0orb.0ug.S trafe.
Gin e%ritflaifses geidGit fir crit.
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lit ~ Sbrtrn Wert6eile.
Refine HerbinSnne init irseaS ei.
Mru, anScren GtnOis.
(G413,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-09

Reeer IN odtenfhone&i Sir.
d efamen. = Cine metbooiitiihe
Neeer : @emeiloc itebt, mic es bcibt.
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DC fir oen Mnfouf Der Stride bieler
@emeinbc, Die on Der ode bon 0rnio-
Sia : Mpenile unb 2anpaleitr. Itebt.
uno cine Ser id)onIten uno grobten
@~ottesb1uler in Baltimore lit. Went
Der Smnbel 81 Stanbe fonrmen iolls
te, miro Die ct. Yeters : @eneinoe
lid Dem Iernebmen nod NIT Der
ct. Yartholom1l,s : @emeinoe per=
binoen. Yor unaefGbr aipci Sabreil
bot Die Neger : @emeinoe $4,000 fir
Sic ct. Yeters Stride. Die gol,5c
@egeno 1T bon Negern beiiebelt. Sic
Stride Ioll mripriinelih $4,000 ge'
foitet baben. Darin lit oas @rn1o'
itiid nod nid)t eiugeihloIien. Die
WortbolomGus , Stride itcht al Der
Ode BON Nort6. unb Wnoiion-slpe.
Mus Sen @eridten. - anI
Griuhen mehrercr Vaitoren piiroc
aenneop &. 9ronn, elm friiberer
lieutenant oes OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Der 3l eincm Sabr @efdnanibhaIt
pcriirf6eilt uorben ipar. inter Va'
role in Sreibeit geiest. Gr ipar Ses
TicbItohIs bon 1abaf angetlnet.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-09
Souucnauf. uub l1uterauua.
Ins Wcttcr.

sir Marpluno mo ocn Tiitrit:
Columbia belIte unb morNcn flor
unib folt, leid]tc meitlide Winoe.
@eitern lpor oos @etter lpicbcr
ilur, nber es mar 5icntlid falt 9eluor-
Sen. Tie bodJitc Seunpcrotllr lpar 10
Grab nm 3 llbr Nahnlittogs unb Die
nle0rigIte 35 @rab nm 6 llbr Wor-
gems.
IN Ben onberrn 0lmoea . @etters
@cobodtlungs = Stationcn bes 2unocs
rllrbc1 Die io~lgenocn bod)Iten Cent
pcrotllrcn pcr5eidnet: goitport 40,
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NewsDorf 80, philadelphia 3S, Nj.
lnntic Gitp 40, Sorrisburg 30, @oibs
irgton AZ, Norfolf 46, Sotteros 90,
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Suron 3, Vismorf &c. @iuilton
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Gcnuer 80, Mortb Elntte 10, Nmo-
rilla %, Dodge Gitp Is.
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5feo. s. Niener G Co.,
217 ut Baltimore .StraHe.

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@qnfen. Grebittrieie unb 7rabcltrs
CHEQUES. W-)
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Nnr am 96nsm in's 0ebddfnif ~
rNfen.

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Giintber, inn., Wrou.Go. Glaiden.
bier ~auiaunrbmerl. 81 5Iaihen 500.
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TlsConl1n S4Oo.oU.
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felt.
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'sDeutf&en Gerre(ponoent,"
@m. Snnnemann,
1915 Warion-S trafe, N..@.,
20 Nnselsen ant Neteaunaen entsegea ae.
uDniuien werbeu.
GofaIberidte cas @aibingtuu.

Sic @ottin hes 9ieptcs
rants TupaIl toot.
Srau Winna s. Gnpau, @nttin oes
Yoli3eiIieutenonts Sames u. Tupaq
pom f%iinften Yre5inft, lit in ibrer
Mobnnne, Mr. 1900, 4. Str, Noro'
ct, Dem 9ppbus crleeen, Iie Der
~itorbene. peIde otlBer ibrerr @atten
iieben ainoer binterldbt. iutr cine
Sohter bes befanntcn Gloriiter Wi.
doel Gid bon 8oibington. Iie Be
crOiaiing iinoet mnrgen itatt.
Srou arcmb ~ ii II DIT
Sheibung.
Srall 2auro u. aremb reid)te ges
itern cine nuf tLtilpeiie Sdcioung
lautenbe alage eegcn ibren @otten
Goparo &remb Elm. ben lie beihnls
bi9t. oab er angeblih nitt fir tic
iorgt unb lie arauiam bebauoeIt. Sn
Der aiagc iagt 5ran aremb, ibr
Gatte eiane brei Sauier I'M sc.
iommtipertbe bon $4,000, ntb er babe
a(s Collector uno Mniifer cine Mo.
nats- Ginnobme prn 5uucilen $500.
Yfanbleiber be hminbelt.
Sreoerid u. Tice, % Sabre alt,
ltebt inter Der ACKNOWLEDGING, Yiano-
leiGer IN @oibin9ton nngeblid be-
idminoelt SIT baben. Gle oirefte ans
iduloieung lit ltnterihlagina po,t
Sbmudiaden Die ser Yianbleiber 5.
@arren Sobnion pongsr, 1924, Henn.
iplponia. apenue, ibm gum @erfal,i
anpcrtrnlt batte. Hice ioa Die CIR
tifel angeblid in einem anberen &c.
idait periest baben. Iie HSli5ei be,
bauptet, bab cr in Der Weiie fat aIlc
GianoIeiber in @aibinston 'reingc,
legt bot.
Gle goutbGtigfeit.
1em geribt bes @ebGuoe-S nipefs
tors 5uiolse ipar Ole g~autbGttgfeit
I'M Nobember tpie foIet: $496,075 in
Dem auBerbolb Ser aIten S~taotsrenSc
l~ieaenoen 1beiI bes Giitrifts GoIum.
bio, $54.150 i'm noroSltlifen 2beil
Der StaDt, $4,000 i'm iiiooltliden,
$500 i'm iiiopeitliden, $50 700 I'M
noromeitlifen EbeiI. Sir Repara.
irirert ipurben i'm norOmeltli1elt
Stoottbeile $1t7,704, i'm norboitli.
den $t6,05S, int iiiboltliden 1856,
I'M iiibtpeitliden $t3S7 uno ailber-
balb Der oIten Staotsren5e $44,701
a%usgegeben.
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