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The Jackson herald., 1909-12-23

from the level of overload and serf
But that is because It has passed
through the slough OF slavery. which
was serfdom. in literal fact
At any rate. the custom goes back
at least to the sweetest and most
touching OF Yuletide dolngs in Eng.
land. the Christmas carol. That. too.
came first into being when serfdom
was England's common law. when the
lord OF castle and OF keep was seren-
AIDED by his dependents, and. In his
munificent turn, gave them lordly lar
gesse to drink his noble health.
But the beginning was not then.
Farther and farther back we must go.
carol and OF the song OF England
even back TO days OF the wandering
singers-the jongleurs and the min.
strels. who came from Normandy with
conquering William. and were gentle
men adyenturers as independent as
you please, and very ferocious fight
ers In the bargain.
So the Christmas gift" In the
course Of the ages has had its ups and
downs. ranging from the lordly accept.
ance by q titled minstrel of plain yet
royal wages to the humble appeal OF
the dependent serf, whose welfare was
at his overlord's will and pleasure.
The spirit in which. at various periods.
It has been given and received was
really what determined It's social sig
nificance. and there have been times
when that spirit was precisely the
spirit of the most polite highwayman
who ever bade startled traveller stand
and deliver.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-11
Wcfimpfnng ppn MalobrGmbcn.

Mlbonp, N.sY., If. Sept. - I'm
Die roidere 9cfGnlpfung BON @olo-
brdltocn 81 erlcid)tern,but oerStuots-
Gommillor fir Soritcr, Slide mo
Wilo fiir5lid) bon Yriuutperlonen t3
Mcilcn Sclcpbonor0btc nngefauit,
moburd) Der Snoian 2otc nit Dem
9lllc Moltntoin 2ofe, IN ben Moiron.
oofs, in Serbinoung itebt; ebenio )
Mcilen Der Sclcpbonperbinoung, bic
lid norboltlid) bon Sudan 2nfe biil-
5iebt; olld) lGBt er 5ltr 3eit cine neite,
IL Weilen lollge Sclepbonperbirl.
bltng bollell, Die bonn Snoian 2ofc
nod Dem Sute Eiieco iiibrt. Gurdl
Die @erpoaitGnbi9ung oieies Sele.
pbnm1etes in Den Mbironoods fot.
men I'M Sole Oes Mllsbrcd)ens boz,
WolobrGnOen lif bic Wolobiiter &C.
genieitig raider bcnodridtigen uno
sur @%ef1npiuhg Der 0eller percini.
gen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-11
&renscr rlttredt" crrcidt Weiu.
Wprf.

Oorf, 10. Sept. : Der
bollanoiide areuSerr lttredt", Der oie
bpadnoiide &eeietnng bel ser bepor-
itebenoen 9tioi9h : 5llton. 6eier
pertrete,t ion, UT bon Giiracao, Sol.
ldnoii1 @eita,oielt, fomMeno. his
critics ausldnoiides arieasihiff i'm
Melp : Dprfer &afen ei%ngetroffen. Gin
Sbeil Der 9eioturng piro 5,ir 9eman-
ltline bes .Solf Moon" peripanOt
lperoeu. Ger speite Offi5ier oes
areuscrs, lieutenant 2an,nl. miro
ipGbrenb Der Subion : Sutton : 5eier
auf Dem rSalf Moon" Senrp Snoion
perlonifi5iren.
Der 3reil5er .lltredt" itebt ultter
bent Commando .oes Gopit1ns bon
Seeding Golenbranoen. WioiGipman
DE Meeiter oes areu5ers pifo SUB
icn's Moot atf Der nSuli Moon" oor-
iteIlen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-11
yHropbet" ,uirb abgeidyuben.

Nem Oprf, 10. September. -
Cine Der @roBen Der in iiinglter ;3cit
tiel. gcnannten .Wabatmo" .@eica.
id)aft, nIapio Der Yropbet" irnO
. Snitiate 2-6." ionic .geiItiacr"
Sobn bon Maoame Dip DC Bar, rullr.
DC seitern Nodmittag bon Dem Iib-
gelhid betroffcn, oaB CT Dor Dem
vNormmoie.Sotel," al groaonap
nno SO. StraBe, auf cincn bonn
Observation-Disclosures McSara ans.
sr1teaten Saftbefcbl bin pcrbaftct
nllo anf Dem ltmwege iiber oos go.
Observation-Disclosures nat ellis SIS.
ioro gebrad)t wuroc. Capio 2iuiua.
lion Wadep, 30 Sabre oft, Sdriit.
teller bon Beirut, wie Der .Yropbet"
lid IN leinem vGipilperbdltniB" ans
lrttlt. Iod, mic es ibeint iino melln
Yues gut gebt, nod Canada abgcido.
ben iueroen. Gort ioa Der Bropbct
uiit auBerboIb Der ,Nobatno".
4reile feline gon3 unbefonnte @roBe
lem. ocnn Imeiin 'ntau Der Yofi5ei
slaltbcn oarf. bat er bort beteits i'm
Sabre 1899 bier Wonute tpeecn Sell.
raltens iinmoraliid,cr Sdriitcn ,ob.
oertl'en." ST perilid)te r,ad)bcir., bas
5elo ieiner sbdtiafcit mad, sem Can.
&c Der Sterne urb streiicn 81, per.
miiroc abcr an Der @renSc
bofIid, fpie beitimmt 5uriid
scmicien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-11
1tncriuiinldlte Ginluanbcrcr.

Goreaner fommen ols ruiliihe Inter.
tbonen unb fonnen nift ausge.
idloiien meroen.
Nem Dorf, 10. September. -
Sic Ginmanoerungs . 9eboroe bon
ellis SSsluno eripartet in nddlter Belt
cincn ltarfen 3ll5tg bon G%orcanern,
sic i'm G5orenreihe scboren ST fem
6%ebauptcn unb ocsbalb Der anlitt
limo, boB tic nid,t SIT Der ailsseidIoi,
lenen aloiie Der Gorcaner uno Sapo.
ter gc5Gblt merben biirfen. Ger Gin.
iponoerungs . 9eboroe lit geItern IN
nteier Sa6e alls @1,glano ~folgenoer
Ser1dt 5ugegangcn: ~Sn englono
befinoet iif gegeniuGrtig cine feline
@eleaidaft BON Goreunern, Die nad
ZEN Ser. Staatelt 81 fommen beobs
liftigen. Sicie biloen MIR Die Sors
lltt elmer groberen @eieaidoit, bic III
oen Eocific-Sdfen 5uriid scpicien
lurlroe. Gic 2ellte iinS nit ser Iranss
Sibirii6en 9abn bnrf giien gereilt,
boben rniiiide Yaiie unb iprehen
rulliId. Sbr 6iibrer erflGrte. baB lie
rnliiidc 9iirger iinO rno iGnen bess
Dalb Der 3utritt 81 ben Ser. Staaten
niht perpcigert meroen ioatc. Ger
6iibrer iagtc ierncr, bob cine onbcrc
Scielidait nit Der Muiiiid. Nmerifo.
niiden Clinic nad Melp.Dorf reiit. SIM
Sale sic 3ulaiiuns crfolsen ionte,
niirbcn Sauie1oe bon Gorcanern fol.
gen."
Die gintpanocr,maS . Ye6or6e lit
ton oicicr 9lllsiid)t ni6t beionbers
entaiidt. Gie maBgebenben @epaltcn
cuf ellis Sslano iinb Der slniidt. oob
Goreoncr 9orcaner bleibt, Oh er in
HlBlonb ooer ionItmo geboren lit.
Cine Moiienmnfunit bieier 9cltc
miiBtc 5l elmer Gonscltion aui ellis
| Sslono fitbren, oa ieoer einaelne Die.
ier anfommlinge 5uriid sebalten mer-
ben miiBte, bis Die 6rage Ser 3uloi-
lung ober ausihlieBrng bnrd cine
bobcrc Snitous cntidieocn icin mir,
&c. alld) miro oieic @inpanoernng
als nidt 9erooc %beionoers miinidens-
pertb fir oas 2anb crad)tet.
9egenmartis befinoet iid Elm So.
rcaner, Namens ga Sung, Der nit
hcm Gampfer Baltic" einsetroiicn
III. auf ellis Sslano. Die Ginpal.
oeritngs.g eborbe lit oilrh i'm IN
arcbc @erlegcnbeit 9eratben, oa feill
3olnictider a,if ellis Sslanb lit, scr
fc!ne Sprod)e peritebt. 3ufGaig obcr
bcfinoet iih ouf Der HSniel bic @ottin
ctncs bier oniaiiigcn Goreaners nit
ibrcm eli Sabre altcn anaben oils
Setinirte. Ser &nabc iprift Dor.
5ii9lid rniiiid, ul1o Der Gbcf Der ,Sll.
dttifitiohst : Gbtbcfllna9 frngtt gtiterlt
bel Gommtiidr @iaiants an, Oh CT
Gen &na6en als Tolmetider permeil.
ben bari, unO 5tpor in Der @cile, oab
Der Sungc Die gnsiagen oes Goreo.
liers III 8niiiid ,pieoergiebt uno eiit
Sclmctifer Der ritiiiiden Sprade
Der Snquiiition Die ruiiiitc @ieoer-
Gabe ms gngliide iibertr6gt. % CT
tclltcn anoeren Nllsipeg milbte, gob
Gpmmiiidr @illiams Die nodaciuttc
erlaubniB. Ser Gorcaner ioa Sti,-
bent nno oaber sur 3ulaiiung bcred)-
flat leit. Sn gnbctradt Der orobel,-
ben coreanilhen Snpoiion miro Die
einpanocrnngs : gcborbe gertotbigt
lrln, cincn Golmetlfer fir bas So.
rcanilde an5uIteaen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-11
Nagriff amf &rdfbemt Glipt.

minneapolis, Minn., t1.Sep-
TENDER. - Ser 80. Sabres Gonpent
Der @eneralipnooe Der Gpangeliid.
litberiihen airdc BON Noroamerifa
lit bier 5uiamnlengetreten. Sn ieiner
.Groffnnngspreoigt ariff Or. Ibeooor
q. SHmoid aus 2ebanoft, 3d., YrG.
iioent Der Spnooe, ben friiberen Sar.
barb : Yrdiioenten eliot an, neil CT
Oos gorBanoeniein iibernotiirIider
Finac unh oos Toieih 0ottes HI iici.
ner Sebrtbdtisfeit abaeitritten bHbc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-11
@iocripcnitisc Sud,idiilcr inspcn-
Dirt.

9cnper, Col, If. Sept. = Gin.
bnnoert Stuoenten bieiiger Sodidu-
len lino Iltspeilbirt iuproen neil iie
lid ipeigcrtert, iid) id,riitlid sur Iii.
ioliplg ibrer Gorporationen uno Ser.
b%inonlacn 81 pcrpilidtcn. Gle itn.
oentlid)en Sreaniiotionen boben nm
einen t%cntporaren Gtnbnltsbciebl
nohgeIlld)t. Der Die Suspcnoirung
ipciterer Stuocntcn aus Dem gleid)cn
8rnnbe perbiuocrn iolL, bepor nibt
bte @eieBmGbigfeit cines iolden
SdJrittes nad)gelpieien lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-11
Sas pprscihlagcnc SdyicosscridDt.

Teorp's Sreunoc bon1it einperitan-
Den. -&iiitenpernleiIungs : gu-
rcolt itpl5 oui ben Griolg oes 6or-
ld)ers.
@oibington 9. g., 10, Sep
tenlber. - Sr. Sronf ". Terfins,
ltellpcrtretenoer superintendent beS
aiiitcnpermeiillngs, 9iireolls, GitBert
iid miefolgt iiber Den Sorldlag, Die
YcorpsGoof'Sde Gpntroperie our6
ernGbntes 9iireoll untcrilldcn unO
ihlid)tcn 81 loIIcl:
is lit cine beifle Sud)e, ilber Die
gnipriid)e in elmer iold)en Gontroper-
ie 81 unteri6eioen. .s(ber unicre Scil-
tc iillo WGnner Der @i,Ienihoit uno
miirocn einc ~oerurtige llntcriudnng
toltbliitig unb unparteiiit porneb-
men. IS piirbe ibncll obliegen, Den
rc(otipen Mertb Der bon 9eloen &C.
mod)ten 9eobndtllngen felt5u1tellen.
SD bin iiberscugt, Bob Die bon nnle-
rem Snd)peritGrloigen 81 Gage gefor-
berten acknowledgements ollgenlein
ols enogiiltig allfgefoBt perOen mir
Ocr."
SIS idcint, bob bon Seitcn leitclls
Scr Mitglicoer Der @co9ropbiIden
@eieaidoft Dem Goritunb ocS aillten-
neutrality-suspicious. nobc gelegt
poroen lit, oos Sdieosridteromt 81
iibcrnebmcn, Ole 6rcun0e Eearp'S
lino banit poaitGnbig cinpcritanoell.
Ga Or. Goof bon Der 9crcitpiaig.
felt bes Bureaus nidt p~eritunOigt
moroen, bot er notiirlib auf einen
oerortigen Gorlblng nid)t ein9eben
fonnelt. llebrigens benlcrfte Sr.Eer.
fins nit 9e3ug uuf bic Nadridt, bob
Or. Goof Die gblid)t ousgclproden
bobc, feline Yeobodtllngen ulo gtoti-
sen Der llniperiitGt BON &opc1bogen
81 nnterbreiten:
,9r. 9pof bGtte falllll ctluos Bel
icrcs tbltn fonnen. Die SGnen iinb
elm leeiobrenoes Tolf, uno felt Sabr-
bllloertcn buben iif Oieielbcn nit Der
Noropol-Sorid)ung ubgcgecu, Sic
Eroieiiorcn Der a%itrpnoniiden go.
fultdt Ooielbit miiroen iid portreif.
lid sur llnteriubrng zines iolden
Sales et9nen. Sd bin llber5eugt,
Die Gntid)eioung Der llniperiitdt mir
DC ais obihlieBcnO bctrnd)tct meroen.
glbcr," fii9tc &r. Ecrfins bin5lL
,ielbit penn Die llniperiitGt ibr llr.
tbeil iiber Coos Grrutgenldoit ob.
geben ionte, 10 miiroc bus &iiitenucr-
meilungs.@iirco oennod) bereitlpil-
ligit leinc Nlli5cidnungen NIT oenen
pes Commander Eeorp pcrgleihen.
Sic Sroge ici cine BON 10 groBery8id-
tigteit, DaB Die Melt bc9lerle ieilt
lpiiroe, Die geilallc @abrbcit 81 er-
fabreI, illio man fonne iid nidrt Ntii4
be genltg geben bel Ser @ntideioung
iiber cine iol6c Gpntroperie."
Sm ailitenpcrmeIiungs . 9iireoll
lit man b%eionoprs ltol5 alf Yeorp's
Grfolg. Nid)t MIR. neil CT nomineQ
iil Yllftroee oes Bureaus feline Sabrt
nnternommcn, ionoern nlebr nod,
lueil CT uor Sobrcn, llGnllid fir5
nof)ocm cr BON Der gfooemie gefom.
men, 5lpei Sabre lang I'M 9iireal,
OILS sln9eitellter gearbeittt bot.. Malt
betra6tet i'm gcluiiiermuBen ais 5r.
gcborig.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-11

Ecorp bot ieine Norbpolinhrt oils
Nlgcltelltcr ocs 8iiltenpcrmclIulGs.
EienItes untcrnommcn, mo lcinc
Vcobaftungcn urb Germciiunapll
limo hesbalb obnehin Der Gontro!c
ocs @iircoils untcrmorfen. Neorp iir
nid)t, iuie neribiebentlid) gegIaubt su
meroen ld)eint. eil Wnrine.Sffi5ier,
pclbcr llrloub erboltcn bot, nm
Observation-Disclosures 81 lin%ternebmcn.
Gr iii ~ilbcrbolipt nift Moriue-S iii'
5ier, lonbern Elm Gipil'S ~ngenieur,
wcld)er olli Der Sngenieursliite hcs
departments aeiiibrt miro. Gos
9iircm, Der Ginil- Sngenieure in Dem
Morine. Geportemcltt bat Die Color
beiten etc. IN Den &egierunas- Shiif.
baibofen inter lid. /llnb Die Mnge-
lteatcn boben relatipen Mong BON
Morine-O ffi5ieren. Als iolher Giml.
Sngenienr marc Eearp Dem Sitter
permeiiungs. Iienit auactbeilt. unl
ieinc Noropolfobrten ousiiibrcn ai
tonnen. Gr itcbt alio inter Der Con.
trole oes Yiireaiis nno lit nonliliell
oamit beidditigt, aiiitenpermeiiunsen
in @r0nIono pprsutebmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-11

Sn Yittsforo, M.-D, iino bel
Dem 9raube zines 2ogirbauies Der
Chill : SneenjHr 1bos. Slpnn aus
Nep ; Sseriep uitb Der 80 Sabre aIte
Werfmeiiter 8. u. Clement IN oen
Glamnleu umgefommen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-11

-Jreoerid u. Yanfs, r1eaer" in
einer 8anf 5n Newburg, N.-Y., be.
cling seitern selbitmorb ourd Ct
id,ieBcn. ST MIR in IoIsc po,ts llebcrL
orteitrm9 melandoliid ~seuuroen.
The Prescott daily news., 1909-01-28
A BATCH OF
 TEXARKANA NEWS
Items From the Gate City Clipped From
 TOdays Courier.

TeXarkana is to have an aIn- ti-suicide bureau in operation in the course of the next few days All who are contemplating self destruction will then be in vited to visit the headquarters wEich will be located at 11O4 County avenue and will be dir ectly in charge of Captain and Mrs. Clark of the Salvation Army.
 A number of the representa~ tiyes Of James ]. Hill the noted railroad magnate will arrive in TeXarkana Saturday morning and spend some time here looking over the city The party is head ed by President D. Miller of the Burlington Route and more than a dozen others of the Hill rep resentatives. 1t is said in view of the opening of the Panama canal, the Hill roads desire to obtain a gulf outlet for their system and the men will aScer- tain while in this section what amount of building will be ne ceSSary to obtain an adequate outlet
 At a meeting he'd yesterday af- ternoon arrangements were completed and plans announced for the coming Indoor Carnival to be held on Feb. Sth to 1Sth inclusive under the auspices of the Civic League. A large gath ering of ladies and gentlemen
The Prescott daily news., 1909-01-28

also approved of the proposition to take forever the net earnings of the cOnvicts of the state for good roads, their construction and maintenance. Other recom- mendations were, for the pur- chase of rock crusher sites and the establishing Of large crush CTS there to supply crushed stone for the good roads work over the state; the rebuilding of a con- plete geological report of the state; the enactment of a law requiring wide tires on. all wag- Ons; the endorsement of the Pat erson bill in all it's sections and an appropriation for the estab- fishing of a tuberculosis hospital in the state. This report was sign ed by Thomas McRae, R. F. Mill wee, $. J. Hunt, Ben l.. Griffin. w. T. BesselliOn, w. A. Arnold. B. F. Seagraves H. l.. Remmel. pr. w. A. Bryant. E. A. Kingsley and k. F. Ladd, the committee on resolutions. The resolutions were unanimously adopted after being read by the chairman of the committee.
 The program yesterday was not adhered to as only a few of speakers were present, and there was sufficient entertainment lis- tening to the views of the differ ent delegates in attendance.
 When the convention adjourned it was with the intention of meeting here again next year. Fl. l.. Remmel was elected as president, and E. l.. Carter, sec retary Both are of Little Rock.
The Prescott daily news., 1909-01-28
GOOD ROADS ASSO-
 CATION ADJOURNS
Believed That Much Good Will Be Accom-. plished in Betterine Highways of
 the State.

Little Rock, Jan 2S.-Their Iabors performed, the delegate to the Arkansas Good Roads As sociation left last night for their homes, determined to do during the coming year what the most brilliant advocated in the way of building good roads in every locality of the state. The last session was filled with short speeches, several score telling of their experience in road building Every speaker devoted some lit tie time to the excellent qualities of cement, and it's superiority ov- CT everything else for bridges and culverts with all the good roads enthusiasts saying so much for cement, this year should be revelation in the cement trade of Arkansas. Good roads were told yesterday in counties where such things were not known to exist and the road builders of all counties promised to have the majority of the roads of Arkan
 saS in shape for automobile trav- el, by the next annual meeting
 The resolution committee late in the afternoon reported its re-
 concentrations. This committee reported in favor of the estab- lishment by the State of an en- gineer and commission to hay off the roads of the state in an intel ligent and scientific manner, and direct the material of which the roads should be constructed It
The Prescott daily news., 1909-01-28

mcnse extent and value, as it is in South Africa.
 All the experts reports so far unite in the one fact, our Ar kansas diamonds are of high quality, and of better lustre than the African product, the aver age size being about 1-2 carat. age size being about 1-2 carat. and that the matrix or diamond rock is identical with the South African pipes.
The Prescott daily news., 1909-01-28

were in attendance tat this meeting, and as plan after plan was unfolded enthusiasm waxed warm, and that the affair will be the greatest amusement en- terprise launched in this part of the country in many years goes without saying.
 A smallpox patient seated a. mong a carload of passengers on Iron Mountain train No. 6 was discovered yesterday afternoon by brakeman on the train just before it pulled out for St. Louis. It was learned that the man had boarded the train at San Antonio, Texas and that he was ignorant of the disease from which he was suffering until re- moved to the local pest house. The smallpox case was well de- veloped and the mans condition is considered serious on account of the exposure to which he has been subjected.
 Texarkana Chinamen will not shave for three months. AL though many of the local Celes- tials have been absent from the fatherland for many years they are still loyal to the imperial or ders. Some time ago the govern ment sent out an order to the countrymen throughout the world, asking that as testlmon ial of sorrow for the death of the dowager empress Tsi An all Chinamen abstain from using the razor on their face for the per iod Of three months.
The Prescott daily news., 1909-01-28
A DOUBLE WEDDING.

The following special from Ft. Smith to today's Little Rock Gazette will be read with inter- est by the many friends of Miss Ethel Eberle, whose wedding is announced in the article, the young lady having spent while visiting Prescott as the guest of Mrs. Chas. F. Putnam.
 "A surprise was sprung on Ft smith people when a double we'd ding occurred at , o'clock this evening, the contracting parties being Miss Ethel Eberle. who mar ried Leslie Hunt and Miss Bess Eberle who became Mrs Willis Johnson.
The Prescott daily news., 1909-01-28

$. B. Dickey of Spring Hill, La, returned home this morning, ar ter spending a few days here and at Okolona with friends and re- lativeS.
The Prescott daily news., 1909-01-28
MRS. BYRD MCGUIRE, A WASHINGTON SOCIAL LEADER.

 or the
  at the New Willard hotel and people in diplomatic congressional
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1909-12-14
CITIZENS OBJECT TO FAST
DRIVING OF SALVAGE CORPS,

Members Of the Clinton Hill Improve
ment Association, at their meeting in
Berkeley Hall, Clinton venue near
Bergen street, last night recommended
that the police int fire commissioners
ask the Salvage Corps to run at slower
speed returning from fires.
An address was made by Commits
sioner Edgar r. Brown, of the School
Board. He told of the rapid growth of
the educational movement in Newark,
showing that the school system is ten
times as great as it was in 1857. He
said thai he was glad to let the asso-
citation know what is going on in the
schools, as the more closely citizens
keep in touch with the boards move
ments the better it will be for the
schools.
Mr.. Brown said he believed the item
for the new south side school would
be put in this years budget, and de-
clared that in the matter of night school
attendance Newark ranked third
among the cities of the United States.
Resolutions were adopted favoring
the agitation for the opening of the
Speedway as a part of the city's park
system. The Board of Education and
the New Jersey Automobile and Motor
Club will be asked to have signs posted
near schools, notifying motorists that
they are approaching a schoolhouse.
and the police department will be
asked to station men at the schools.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1909-12-14
LEAGUE CLUB
UNDERGOING REVIVAL.
Lease of Life Taken by Or
ganizatiOn of the Oranges.

Newly elected officers and newly
appointed members of the standing
committees of the Union League Club
of the Oranges are looking forward to
"a very successful year., and all thought
of disbanding has been abandoned. The
club has already taken on a new lease
of life, and many applications fol
membership are coming in. 1t is
planned to make the rooms much
livelier than they have been hereto
fore, and frequent entertainments will
be held, besides discussion on i'm
portant public questions. President
William A. Lord has just appointed the
following committees for the ensuing
year:
Finance-William Riker, jr., Colonel
Austen Colgate, Coleman E. Nissan,
Charles w. Romine and John A. Ack-
erman.
Municipal Affairs-Frank G.. Cough
try, William A. Calhoun, Lawrance A.
Norton. Sylvanus J. Shaw and Joseph
A. Birkholz.
House-Hugh j. Brady, Harry w.
Bergman, Edward Cheetham, Herman
H. Willie and Joseph b. Bray.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS j. Murray, Ed
ward S. Perry, w. Walter Patten, Dan
iel c. Hutcheon and Albert E. Robin
son.
Entertainment-George ]. Trabold,
Louis M. Sanders, DR.. F. Myrell Plum
mer, Louis E. Menninger and George J.
Cooper.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1909-12-14
INCORRIGIBLE BOY FACES
LONG LIST OF MISDEEDS.
James CORONA, OF Orange VAL
ley, Likely to Languish in Jail.

James CORONA, who is only IA years
old. of 54 McChesney street, Orange
Valley, was arrested by Policeman
Samuel Graham yesterday and ar
raigned today before Judge Joseph B.
Bray with one of the most compre-
rensiye Characters ever given to a
youngster in hat court.
The data covering alleged short
comings OF the accused was furnished
in letters from George B. Schultz. prin-
cipal of the Forest Street School, and
Truant officer McCollum. The lad was
said to be incorrigible. His mother as
sured the truant officer. McCollum
wrote. that the lad should be put be-
hind bars and this afternoon he will be
sent to the county Jail to await some
disposition of his case.
CORONA, Mr.. Schultz stated, was the
ringleader of a crowd of boys and from
shooting craps. in school to melting
boys and girls to mischief the prisoner
accused of making life miserable
for everybody near him. He has been
a habitual truant as well. One period
Of consecutive truancy dated from
school opening to October 26.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1909-12-14
DROPS DEAD ENTERING
GATEWAY OF RESIDENCE.

Taken suddenly i'll while at work on
the flower nurseries of William A.
Manda, in Third street. South Orange.
yesterday, Sabatto Artevillo, 81 years
old, of II Church street. started for
home unaccompanied and dropped dead
at the gate of his home before DIR. AL
fred c. Benedict, who had been sum-
moned, arrived. Deputy County Physi-
clan Nj. Herbert simmons viewed the
body and said that death was due TO
hear failure.
Arteviilo had complained of feeling i'll
to his employer early in the day and
Mr.. Manda advised him to go home, and
told him he would accompany him. The
man. however, returned 70 work and
later attempted to 80 home unassisted.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1909-12-14
EAST ORANGE ELKS ARE
PREPARING FOR CHRISTMAS.

Members of sEast Orange Lodge of
Elks will prepare for the annual min
strel entertainment at a meeting of the
committee in charge tomorrow night in
English's Hall. The committee is COM
posed of Thomas r. Macksey, Adolph
l.. Braun, Fred o. Lindsey. William L.
Maher, e. ]. Smith, F. E. Smith, James
I. Rush.. F.. w. Francke n Charles l..
Hubbard.
The committee in charge of the enter
tainment to be given poor children on
Christmas morning in English's Hall
will be composed of George E. Teets.
Albert Lowther. John w. c. Campbell.
Arthur l.. Felsenheld and Charles A.
Dorer. Mr.. Felsenheld is chairman.