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His Provisions.

IT'S EtSFtat0FtSs4l4s
Bootmaker ITO arctic explorer Just
returned How did you like those
boots made for you sirf Arctic Rx-
Dlorer Excellent Best ever tasted.
London Taller
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MONEY TO- LOAN.

We LOAN MONEY on watches. dia-
monds, iewelry and all articles Of
value Crescent Loan Office, 220
Front street Fargo, N. ID.
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EXPERIENCED BookkEEPER de-
sires position, also operates typewrit-
er. Address p. O.. Box SAT.
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IN ANSWERING aN wasat ads, giving
q certain number care of The Forum
be sure to address your answer to that
| number, In care OF Forum. This In
sures prompt attention.
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spIRELLA coRsErs auAaANTEED

THE NEW models, fifty different
shapes, for. all forms; call and give
perfect fittings: scores OF recommends
from Fargo ladies. Mrs A. Anderson.
Room is, stern block. Phone 1s67-L
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WANTED-An experienced chamber
maid and dishwasher. Prescott hotel
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WANTED 70 RENT.
HOUSEHOLD HEADQUARTERS.

BUY, SELL a. EXCHANGE --New ano
second hand furniture anil stoves;
goods sold on installment pssn. Hart
stein. 402 Front street Phone 1Sl.
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WANTED-Boy to learn bookbinders'
trade. Knight Printing Co.
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HousE AND sAEa MOVING.
NoRTH SIDE HOSPITAL.

PRIVATE. quiet home retreat COM
petent, experienced nursess terms
reasonable Phone 1851, IT'S Fifth
street north. Augusta Kuehnei.
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Lors FOR SALE.

FOR SAEE-A nice lot ON Lake Cor
morant; wiz sell cheap tor cash.
Address, Z. Fleming. care OF Forum.
Fargo. ~. ID.
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POSITIONS wANTED-FEMALE.

A LADY with some experience as stem
ographer desires a position. Address
Box 227, Fargo, N. d.
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BOARD ANp ROOM oFFERgp.

FURNISHED room g1rh board "a
strictly modern house. col Ninth
street south
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BOY wANTE Apply 221 N. P. ave-
nue..
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FOR SALE-Hotel. 40 rooms, So per
day, well located, half way between
Casselton and Devils Lake. Modern,
steam heat gas light, in tirst-class rum
trade for land. G. II. stevens, Aneta.
N: ID.
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FOR SALE-hxceiIent residence lot.
finely located on Eighth street south,
7ax15O; cheap IL taken at once. Ad-
dress 271, care Forum.
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wANTED-Porter at Prizes Cafe.
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PRINTER WANTED-At once; must
be all round man; come at once
Free Press, Fessenden, n. ~.
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HAVs knight printing q. print y.
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LOST OK STOLEN.

6lCYCL Royal Banner Red. aady'g
wheel Reward IL returned 10 ga
First avenue north.
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CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER.

CONTRACTOR Erickson OF Dilwcrth
10 now In snaps TO give estimates
and plans on applications. satisfac-
ton guaranteed. Phone 1862.
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HELP wANTED--MALE.
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FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR HOUSE and LOT in Fargo. 1853
acres OF farm land. with timber.
water. hay, house. barn. Inquire u. A.
Perry.
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u. s. GOVERNMENT LAND
OPENING UNDER CAREY ACT.

Conrad Waller project, Montana.
10000 acres OF fine grassy prairie un-
der irrigation Drawing Oct. Z, 1908.
Must register for drawing before Oct.
4. Can register by mail For infor-
nation and blanks write w. M. Way
man, Waller, Mont, or SIS Security
Bank Bldg. Minneapolis. MINI.
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uPHoLsTERING.

CARL e. ANDERSON does everything
known in the upholstering line,
mattresses and cushion work Pack
ing and shipping OF household goods.
Porrit block, m. r. avenue and Fifth
street Phone IT'LL
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ron sALELAND.


DAKOTA, Minnesota and Canadian
lands for sale. Fl III. Miller. room
%. Huntington block, Fargo. n. ID.
FOR quick SALE list your property
with Hansen Land Co. $50 Broad
way. Fargo
FOR SALE -22I acres one and one
half miles east OF Oriska on main
line Of N. ri railroad. Richard IL How
ell, Tower city, N. ID.
-
OWNER Of seven sections best wheat
farms In North Dakota win sell. any
terms, improved. SIS TO $35 per acre.
e. "A. Wadsworth, Langdon. N. d..
FOR CHOICE improved and unim-
proved farm lands that are soid
upon ten-year payments or on crop
payments. write or call on Frask L.
Kellogg, Cleveland, ". ID.
FOR SALE-Two one-half sections of
land one and one half miles west OF
Tower City. on main line of N F.. The
other three miles northwest Of Tower
City. Richard T.. Howell Tower City.
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NVANTE D-Experienced grain buyer
for North Dakota station. slo New
Chamber of Commerce. Minneapolis
MINI.
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HAY FoR SALE

FOR SALE-Twenty- 1--WE or thirty
acres OF green grass. VIII sell same
or cut II on shares. Apply to Inner
son H Smith, Commercial Bank block
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FOR SALE Oh EXCHANGE.
FOR SALE-Two seven room houses
at Difworth, or will exchange fol
Fargo property. 46I. Forum.
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pREssMAkINe AND sEwlNo.
DREssMAKINa school. at 1ls Broad
way
pREssMAklNc.
FLORIDA LAND.


RICH FLORIDA LANDS-Ten arce
farm In most fertile spot In the u.
g. $240 on installments. $40 cash for
"a months. Climate unexcelled-n
frogts-no droughts. Worth twenty
times cost in three years. Order at
once or write to Robert p. Collins,
state Agent, Florida Fruit Lands Co.,
Fargo. North Dakota.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR SAL E--@A4eat market only one IN
town Of $50: on TWO roads. Tweten
q Ellingson, Roiettei N. -.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-08-09
De Ponce

Hay policlas, que al parecer, Sc empe-
nan en- ser descorteses con los ciudada-
nos. Anoche, durante la function que
Sc celebraba en- Ella Perla" hubo un
case curioso. J6venes distinguishes ha-
blan asaltado Ell gallinero 8 paraiso con
objeto de yer, desde ALI, las represen-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-08-09
FL terror en- Barcelona
CON LA TEA

Nueva York - liegadas de Barcelona di-
een que hay I'm considerable mlmero de obreros levanta-
dos en- huelga y que Ia actftud de los huelguistas no es
NADIA tranquilizadora.
No obstante 10 ocurrido, los huelguistas amenazan otra
yez con nuevOs incendios.
La guarnieion de Barcelona esta reforzada, y al puerto
han uegado buques de guerra espafoles.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-08-09
Un arbitraje en- Suecia
INTERVENTION DEL sOBERANo

Nueva York, lunes.-El rey de Suecia ha propuesto
que Sc celebre un arbitraje al que expongan los obreros
sus reclamaciones y los patronos las razones que tienen
para no acceder a a~quellas.
La intervention del soberano en- Ell c~onficto. creese de
buen efecto para llegar a los fines de ammonia que convie-
men al pals.
La intervention del reg ha aplacado los Animos.
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taciones. Muchos de ellos, en- un entire
acto, usaron de cigarrillos. En- este Sc
%acerca un policia-el 625 81 NAL no recor-
damos-y en- lugar de ~invitar, cortes-
mente, a aquellos j6venes para que sus-
pendieran de fumar Sc dirige a uno de
ellos-profesor graduado, recientemente
aprobadoy lie exige SUI nombre, para
~presentar una denuncia solamente con-
ira e..
Ell aludido j6ven cumpli6 la orden del
representante de la justicia, no sin haber
dejado antes de continuar fumando. Y
que result6? Pues que la corte desesti-
mo, segun nos informan, la denuncia.
Las classes que Sc estan dando en- el
Institute de maestros van resultando in
teresant1simas. Tn buen numero de- pro-
fesores a ella. Ash mismo a
las practicas de profesores. Sc asegura
que dan un magnifco resultado. En- la
pr0xima semana Sc celebrara una con-
ferencia en- la cual tomara parte ell illus
trado y distinguish catedratico de litera-
tura espanola, don Juan B. Huyke, SUI
pervising principal de Arroyo.
Ell soldado Jovito Garcia perecido en-
ell naufragio en- San Juan, deja en- esta
ciudad, pobremente recluidos a su Sc
nora E hijos.
Corresponsal.
Agosto, 8 de 1909.
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Festejando 4 Victor Hugo


Nueva York, lunes.-En' ell pr6xmo mes de Septiembre
consagrara Ia ciudad de Paris IN monumento a Victor
Hugo, COMMEMORATIVE Ia fecha gloriosa en- que ell gran
poeta frances public6 su ''Leyenda des Siecles.'
La fiesta en- honor a Victor Hugo revestira todos los ca
racteres de una apoteosis, a la que coaboran ell Municipio
de Paris, ell gobierno, los o%rganismos todos de la gran Re
p1blica.
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Buena noticia
LA COMPANIA GUTIERREZ
Ponce, August 9th 1909.
Sr 7 p6ro1 I,oco1o

Ponce, August 9th 1909.
Sr. j. Perez Losada,
BOLETIN MERCANTIL,
San Juan, P. R.
Hoy estrenase ViudG Allegro o au-
mento de precios y a esta bora agotadas
ilocalidades aumentando teatro Glen lu-
netas mas, Jueves tendre Ell gusto de
'saludarle.
Miguel Gutierrez.
Nuestro companero agradece las fra
ses afectuosas del senior Gutierrez, y &C.
Zebra sinceramente ell gran exito que ha
tenido la compania en- Ponce y la noticia
de que vuelve a San Juan.
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China Cede 4 Ia
nota del Jap6n
Ell FERROCARRIL SEGUIRA

Nneva York, lunes.-A1 ultimatum del Japon ha res
pendido Ell gobierno de Pekin, cediendo a los deseos ma
nifestados en- la ~energca nota japonesa.
Las obras del ferrocarril seguiran, por 10 tanto, Y el
gobierno chino cuidara de que los trabajadores no puedan
ser hostilizados pr los boxers.
La actitud del celeste imperio Sc estima muy acertada
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Agosto, 8 de 1909.
N@TlClAS
Corresponsal,

Han contraido matrimonio em Vega
Alta los apreciables %jovenes don Adpd-
TO Lopez y La senorita Amelia Nom
taner.
Han sido nombnados maestros. gra-
6uados de Toa-Alta, los senores Fe-
lix Vlera Pereire, Angel Sevillla y
la ~senorita Carmen Morales Cabrera.
Nos informan que ham contraido ma
trimonio en- Aguadilla, los d%istingui-
dos j%ovenes don Guillermo Frontera
Koppisch y la BELLA senorita Concep
cion Reichard Sapia.
Ell corresposal de Jayuya, escribe 10
siguiente.
La situacion que Sc a~traviesa por es-
tas alturas es harto prec acaria Y lamem
table. Debido a la sequia primero Y
despues a La incesante .tluvia que ha
caido, todos los frutos Sc han per-
dido, notandose, va en- cd bracero como
EN- Ell agricultor, la miseria. Las POI
cas- fincas cafeteras empaean I'm redr1-
cldo numero de peones y de aqul que
esta clase desheredada ande ceramic
en- busca de trabajo para lbrar SUI
subsistemcia.
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Uls cvnatn agladeeda

La de. los festejos organizados en-
la cal1e del Cristo, nos ha rogado ha-
Ger esta publica manifestation de grar
titud en- SUI nombre, al comercio, 4
los vecinos de la Gale, y a los que sin
serlo han contribuido a la celebration
con alg1n donativo.
La Comisi6n les queda reconocidos.
Aotas de Ia POiciis
Servicios prestados por la fuerza de
Ia policla insular del Distrito de San
Juan, durante has 1ltimas 48 horas.
PUESTO DE SAN JUAN
Por im6racciom de las ordenamzas
municipales %; por acometimiento Y
aggression 3; por portar armas prohibi-
das 2; por turbar la paz p1blica 2.
PUESTO DE PUERTA DE TERRA
Sin novedad.
PUESTO DE SANTURCE
Por ~alterar la paz p1blica 4; por AGO.
metimiento y aggression 2; por portar ar
mas l..
PUESTO DE CEBORUCO
Por alterar la paz p1blica 2; por AGO.
metimiento y aggression 1.
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service EsDoold ltl boleun nercanln
BLEGRAM
Bolivia quiere Ia paz
Ell MENSAJE DEL PRESIDENTE

.Nueya York, lunes-En Ell mesnaje enviado al Congre-
ss por Ell ~presidente de Bolivia, en- la aperture del Con
greso nacional, expres6 Ell primer magistrate de la nacion
sus deseos de conservar La paz con Ell Peru.
Iguaies protestas han hecho prominentes miembros del
parlamento boliviano, abogando por Ia conservation de la
paz entire los dos pueblos hermanos y vecinos.
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confIicto g~recoturco
UN ACUERDO DE LOS PODEREs

Nueva York, lunes.-Los poderes discuten en- la actua-
lidad Ia grave crisis grecoturca, crisis creada por la acti-
tud de rebeldia en- que Sc ha colocado Turquia, ~negando-
Sc al cumplimiento del acuerdo de los poderes.
BESIDE luego Sc trata de imponer a toda costa al gobier-
no de la Puerta ell fallo international, obligandole a res
petar Ia autonom1a de Creta.
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M. G. v. PHOENIx ELECTION.

These officers were elected at the an
rual session Of the M. G. V. Phoenix
in its headquarters, in South Orange
avenue, last night: President, John
Dittes; first vice-president, August
Willms, jr.; second vice-president,
Julius T~ruckenbrodt; treasurer. Gustav
Koelble; corresponding secretary, Ed
ward Kuehles; financial secretary. Jo-
seph Bicks; musical director, Emil
Sender; vice-musical director, Richard
Jaeckel; librarians. Paul Dehmel, Frank
Bicks and Frederick Dalmus; color
bearer, H. r. Willms; assistant, Rich
ard Jaeckel. The delegates elected to
the United Singers are: August Goertz,
August Willms, ST., Richard Jacket.
Gustav Koelbie. Fl. #. Willms, August
Willms, jr,, Gustav Ohaus, Carl Lem
mer, Jacob Stock and Frederick
Willms; to the German-American Cen
trail Society, Frank Sellke, Carl Lem
mer, Jacob Stock, Charles Buchholz and
H. r. Willms. In recognition of his
twelve years Of service as treasurer Of
the society Carl Schott was elected
honorary member. Choruses for the
coming ~saengerfest in New York were
rehearsed.
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OUR CORNER
QUEENS THAT TRAVEL.

IMAGINE a queen that travels
around the world on ten centsl 1t
seems preposterous, but 1t is a fact.
There is a man out West that will send
IA queen anywhere on order, n a ten
cent stamp affixed to her carriage"
will take her to the journeys end. The
carriage is a little wooden box. with
two circular compartments. one for he
queen and the other for her suite. In
the middle of the box Is a little plug
of solidihed, candied honey, which fur
nishes food to the regal party until they
reach their destination. The compart-
ments are covered with fine wire gauze
to prevent The escape Of the occupants,
for they are prisoners. The queens
that this man sends out are valued all
the way from 81 to s25. An italian
queen, with long, delieately shaped
body and beautiful markings. Is worth
SO. She occupies one compartment,
and her suite, composed of workers. the
other. The workers are sent with her,
not only for company. but to help keep
her warm In the long journey. As you
have already guessed, the queen Is a
queen bee.
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lodges of the eleventh district. with
their wives; Fritz Storsberg, Julius
Strombach, Henry vorrath, Peter Sar-
bin. Hermann L. Schick, William New
ermann, Otto Schiller, Jacob Ruff,
Frank r. Stubenbordt, Hermann t.
Gieson, Albert Joerger, Hermann f.
Geisheimer and wife, Alexander Traudt
and wife. Charles Seller and wife, AL
bert Haeberle, Fritz Strombach, jr.,
George E.. Mailaender and wife. Henry
Schaeffer and wife, George Kettenring,
Henry Buhl and wife. Max Dinger and
wife, Emil Germanus and wife, John
Kimmerle and wife, Friedrich Gassert
and wife, Charles Wolber. J, G. Rice
and wife, w. G. Trautwein and wife,
Martin Haussling and wife. Gustav
Maier and wife and others.
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lemania Lodge No. 1872. A dance fol-
lowed the banquet.
Among those present were Past
Grand Master Walter Chandler, Past
Grand Master Austen II. McGregor,
Right Worshipful Alton I. Sherman,
Past District Deputy Adolph Lanker-
ing n wife, Past District Deputy Ed
ward Hoos, Past District Deputy
Blackmore, Right Worshipful w. D.
Rutan, D. ID. Harry Brouss, Past Dis
trict Deputy William Van Eerde, Past
Masters Charles Knopf, Hugo A. Kohl
mer. Charles Pfeil. Gustav Erb, Moo
laus Stumm, William C. Heilman,
Charles Wiese, William Kettel, John
Goehring, Henry Mutschler and Emil
Hofacher, who were all accompanied by
their wives; the masters of the twelve
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HIDDEN TELEGRAMS.

In this game you are to imagine you
have a distant friend with whom you
have an understanding about an ex-
pected message. 1t might be that there
are two or three contestants for a GER
ain prize or honor. The name of one
might be Jenkins, that of another Har-
rison and that of a third Sheldon. Sup
pose Jenkins is the successful contest
ant, and that you wish to telegraph to
your friend simply the name of lem
klns. However, you wish to conceal
the message as much as possible, so
the understanding s'that the first let
ters Of the words you telegraph will
spell the name.
With this explanation each. player
sets to work to write a clever sentence
in which the first letters will spell
Jenkins. The various players may get
sentences Hike these:
Judge Engles never knew l noticed
Sally.
Julia's elbow next knocked Irish
Nora silly.
Jack expects no kiss in Nova Scotia.
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The banquet was held In the Kruger
Auditorium. which had been appropri-
ately decorated for the occasion. Dur
ing the evening Mr.. Wolfskeil was pre-
scented with a group picture of the
worshipful masters of the twelve
lodges.
Carl Goetz. district deputy of the
eleventh Masonic district, received a
diamond ring. and Mrs. Wolfskeil and
Mrs. Goetz each received a large floral
basket.
Wolfskeil was made by District Deputy
Goetz, and he in turn received his
present through Fritz Storsberg, master
of Diogenes Lodge No. %. Mrs. Goetz
was presented with the flower basket
by Peter Hasenclever, master of AL
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-04-07
PRIZE CHORUS TO SING.

The Schwaebischer Saengerbund will
have its annual spring concert April
20 In its headquarters, Wevers's Colos-
scum. Chorus work will be supple
mented by vocalists and Instrumental
music. Among the popular numbers on
the program will be "Nachtgruss,, by
Wengert, and ~"Altdeutsches Liebes-
led or "Old German Love Song" by
Wohlgemuth. 1t is likely also thai the
singers will present the second class
prize chorus scheduled for competition
at the big saengerfest in New York
next June. Its title is "Morgen i'm
Walde." or Morning in the Forest" by
Hegar.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-04-07
TEUTONIA,S OUTING.

The Teutonia Sick Benefit Society
will have its annual spring outing next
month, and a committee of arrange
ments was appointed at last nights
session in Muth's Hall, Springfield ave.
nue.. 1t is made up of the Misses
Maria Frank, Johsnne Richter and
Catherine Wissen. officers for the
year will be elected April 81. Another
May outing will be that Of the Suabian
make the arrangements: Mrs. Anna
Hoffman,, Mrs Marie Mink, Mrs.
Bertha Seeker and Mrs. Rosa Beck.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-04-07
ITALIANS SHOT
Down IN RIOTS
OVER TAXATION
Four Killed and Many Wounded
When Soldiery Are
Called Out.

MONTELEoNE. Calabria, April II
-Four men were killed and many others
wounded in a conflict in this town to-
day with the local carabineers. The
authorities are endeavoring to collect
new taxes, which are exceedingly un-
popular.
The people marched through the
streets in procession and invaded the
City Hall. The carabineers were called
out. whereupon the people sounded the
tocsin and "a fierce riot followed in
which the soldiers fired on the people
with the result above set forth.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-04-07
ETHER vEREIN REHHARsALs.

R~ehearsals for the concert of the
Newark Either Verein, to take place
April 81, were held in its headquarters,
81 Belmont avenue, last night, under
Director Hingsamer's baton, The con-
cert will be heard in Hartwig's New
Saenger Hall. Paramount avenue, and
besides the either selections there will
be several violin numbers Of merit ON
the program,
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Groves Music Simplifier

Time, in music, is something that
must be learned by practise and exl
perience. and must be drilled into the
pupil until measurement of time be-
ONE natural. Without this, no text
book in music will enable one to be
good in time. A student must make a
study of rhythm by measures with
duration of each note according to Its
alu n relation to the particular
time marked. BY the aid of Groves
Music Simplifer' and the knowledge
of its chords, one ear more rapidly put
into practise the theory of time.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-04-07
A REBUs PUZZLE FOR YOU TO GUESS.

r r NCLE JACK has drawn a rebus today for you to- guess. If you read it
L correctly the answer will give y O the nan ofh bird.
After you have found the ans werf fill out the coupon below and send
it to UncleJ Jack, Evening STAR, New ark, N i -
The two girls I'M two boys who send in h neatestc correct answers IAN have
their choice Of a box Of paints. a good book a peninhe or any one 4 sv
very fascinating games. If the wi ting Is not legible the coupon will b.
rejected. Uncle Jack will publish the picture of any rze-winner who cares
to send him a photograph. Ping-pong and intype pictures cannot be FUSED.
Only children under Is years of age are eligible 70 compete BE- sur to
names of the prize-wnners will be announced in the Evening STAR on
Wednesday. April H.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-04-07
MASONSAT DINNER
GIVE TESTIMONIAL
TO GRAND MASTER

William D. Wolskeil, grand master
of the Masons of the State, was ten
dered a testimonial banquet last night
by the officers n members of the
twelve German lodges in New Jersey.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-04-07
0IlTING F0R THH ORPHEUS.

The Orpheus Women's Sick Benefit
Society will have its annual outing next
month, for which preliminary arrange
ments were made, at last nights quar-
terly session, in Wiesemann's Hall, 200