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cmfummet paa eisem. Sra Sem

Cmfummct paa Siseu. Sra Sem
mes meboeIes Den 21oe Gee: Sitter
Wils Safobien og Ssn Sionen, Sell
oeIonS, roche til fine Silbgarn, on
taaelia Sreoag @orgen | forrige
lIae. 9e iapneoes ubpaa 9agen.
@an fonot gaaoen fpIbt al Sis oe
ct Bar @arn meb liot Glib. 5 enoel
ntrufue @arn por meget Silb. Wfan
mener, at en- Stprtiis err lllpffens
aariag. 9eiret bar eaers bra. en-.
fen err | imaa 8aar meo ufonftrmerte
@arn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-01-25
Miniiter 8rnndlprit. s llbenr

buoaettet for nRite Sermin opferes
$4,000 aroner til Sage for en- Wtt'
hitter, iom affreoiteres Cuba, Wter'
leo oa Gentralamerifa. @tirttlterpr
ifoI opboIoe zig ! lige lang Sio Sa'
pauo og / @erico. S Sapana uo'
nppnes EN- S~icefoniil.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-01-25

100 gar fplbte Dime SRsrenes |
Slors ben 9oe Samior. Senoes
M~anbsepner err nipGffeSe. Sun bar
If gern, "a 9~srnebern 90 So gsr-
nebsrnsbsrn, ifriper "Morgenapi'
fen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-01-25
ASmtrcut tnbbeitet!"
8o6seier

glee, SoIbpf 9aoegoarS, fuuoe Ell
Sag / SuIelgen iige: Souoe ieg iaoet
urine gerter, iaa bapce leg M inobs-
Itet. Gor fort Sio iioeu itub for ca.
$1,000 Ser. &orn paa Warfen; ben
Tterfe Sroit I forriee llge giorbe oct
mtIiat at iao ben iioite itore 2aontng
gug biereei. sGrterue er iom iagt
life bsitebe: oe ifal pleies neo ION
8isoning, ifriper "SoIbpf HINTS
8enitrebla6~.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-01-25
Sauif grofcsiur / Berlin. 3ocent

oeo llniperiitetet | 8isberboon Or.
p1il. Con. 2ebmoun, er uonpont I'll
8roiesior / &eIigionsbiltorie og re
liaionSitIoioii peo llniueriitetet ! Ser
lin. 81. 2ebmoun, ion er 8oriut'
ter al ilere Observation-Disclosures
@erfer, forIooer / 9egpuoeIien al
glpril 9mmarf for at ouertage i'm
npe Sitting.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-01-25
SAT- ~,
tiIfaIss eaes tineie.

frerffsisutsnfrr uuosr -CHRer, -Ttietv-, III
aIas- % -Gtteripsrgiel~ foner 30 Gfnts for n Ere lss
beer 9ana % TO 9euts pr Orb for az. Tom operRtses
n Orb. drerlsferenter iRotages I'm Tor mtasrs cab
~ Gsats. Beuae MAJ Hfrapissita mebfslas ale De-
nintnscr. Ret Isuntr fa TIE az besfsss iss iaas
enuiufsr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-01-25
granS. IRA Hpfisbing a., mel

granb. Sra Hptisbing 81, meS'
0elcs oen Zoe Sanunr: RoltI Chr.
Seniens gienScm "9nlaunro" / SEQ
oerlip or / 6ormiooass totalt neO'
brqu0t. Gieren par peo Sttetioen
/ Roraes gaoet op pao 2oftet meo en-
tpuot 2pete Tor al bente SotfeIie. Ia
ban off ueo, CLEO Stigen, ban iaIot,
og 9ugten e~rpIooereoe 90 antPnbte
6oSeret. Set lpffeoes at reooe Sc.
iptuingen % oct meiie al Snoboet,
me6ers al SGSen % apIsreoitnberne
brpn6te. eieren fiber ct b~etpoeligt
Cab, ga ban bopoe Iaot foriifret.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-01-25
Sem ialbne stprheS. GoofS SaanS.

Zen ialone S~tprbco. GoofS SnarS.
Ifrift or / 9%icbenbaon inbtil Den iiolte
.Sio betalt meo 20-25 arouer, nonr
Den fanoteS paa ct 6otograii, Rcro.
poISopongereu itreu 10 gicrne iit
3upn poa ale sc Sort, man Iagoe
fpran BAN. SoonSifriften iotlt forIe.
oen p%Iuoielig / Brts, og Den fan MI
faces for % Ore. Sao iorgiGngelig
er 9eremmelien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-01-25
Grpurten ira Stapanaer.

Stapaneer mebbeles ben ste Sunuar:
Zen omlebe @Groi al De 8arer, iom
/ 1909 ubisrtes fra Stapanser til
amerifn, anSrog til 100000 COL
lars. Oct itsrfte grportanr tiSIigere
bar 1907, oa g9roien nnorog I'll
$4,000 Collars. af Eotalbelsbet
fal6t | 1909 $4,000 Dollars paa
Iaitet Iafrel. Vaa Saroinerporten
faIot Ser Tip 900 Dollars. 8 1904
uSeioroe oeune grport $4,000 9oI.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-01-25
ruer 1000 Observation-Disclosures,

Tom bar puret ienot til Vrtuiesie Dta'
ries Site / Solmens aapel ! aieben'
5auu, % iom MI er pisuet, blep ior'
leocn transporteret no til 9ernItort
bpor sc fal neoaraUes. Sigeleoes
bcrttoaes Sc arsnne @lnrter og aae
aarSclabrene meo ltnotogelie al DC
itr. Ser brpn0er omfriug Rriniesie
Mories aiIte. Der er MI Inn tilbage
cnfelte aranie, iom bells er pIaceret
pe6 @itteret uOfor RieIs SueIs Gar
fofaq, bells omfriug Griniesiens
Giite.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-01-25
&c sanif.peiinSife Ger bor.

&C puHt'ptHIHUIFlt XII VuI, Iuu
uiSt oiSes, alorig uuret 8ieultano ior
nogen egentlig SpmanIing. 5cr ct.
Groir bapes Sog ct ~aImiuoeIiet IRA.
trifuIsfort fra 1854, mel for ct.
Sbomas og ct. San bapes life en-
Sang Ell iaaomt. Oct iremgnar III
al en- / Be ueitinSiife Blade ~inSrpffet
gefienotgisrelie, at Sfonnerteu "Sn.
Golf" nroer iit SpboIo beo De Snnif.
ueihllSife Ger ifal uofsre Sorar6ei.
ser til en- f~uIbitpnoig Spmnolins al
gerne ct. Thomas og Ct. San.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-01-25
Srnsseier Gappelen.

Srnsseisr Gappelen. Sra Sfien
meobeIes Den 30te December: lille.
Jos bar giennemgaaet en- roif uopif.
Ing, iiben 9iorif 9appelen lite Ssa.
nuar 1885 ooertog bet ifore Coos.
llIeios err / oenne Sio iom omIta5t.
Speralt bar Goppelens Snitiatip %
Gnersi int op6e Merfer; betpoelige
5orbeoringer er ioretaset peo 6Rbns.
g~ruberne. 5 enfeIte aar iioen 1900
bar Der p9ret ffi6et inotil 10000
Cons Sernmalm, for Siocs er Grii.
ten aoifilig inoifrRrIfet paa 9runo
al baarIige aoniunftirer. Ter oil
BOG fomme andre Si0er. GoppeIen
bar fiebt be fore gauofalo grnneios
og eiosios, og en- oaffer Gag oil
man formentlie iaa ie oisie Salos
b~etpoeIige araftmqngoer taget /
8rns til eIeftriIf Smeltuins al Sern.
MAIN. ulefos Sr9iliberi meo en-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-01-25

Sulste Sptcllrr. Sra @rennn meo.
oeIeS Den 3Oie Sanuar: Sotel Gag
mar / @reuod er meo Supeutor 90
gprige SiIbeber al @iereu, Better 6.
.9arien, igoar ioIgt til Suerfelner
Senior pan Sotel Hopol | gorbnS for
10000 Ser. Suertogelieu fer Siuti
Sermin.
Sra SiIlerso meooeIes ben 9oe
Sunuar: 8roeier Serenien. Ismin.
oerso, bar ioog al Soteleier Ssren-
len / Siaerso, fisbt SoteI SeiSers-
oorif for 10000 Sr.
SoteIeier 3. Chr, Sborlp, Sar'
fie6itg, bar ioIet "Sarfisbing So
tel" meS tiIhsreubc Gopiaiou / Sol
meTfoucn til &earer q. g. HieIien,
Heobp. &iebeiummeu cr 10000 SIR.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-01-25
GfteripprgieI.

Zen iom fan unberrette mig ON hpor
ge@ liua SHINE leper thenoes Rigeuauu bar
Snerio anoerieH Seageneis fra Girfrbs I
Sogm oil sigre mtg en- tor Iieneite.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-01-25
,Sore.

Browns Bronchial Troches bruaes neo
Soroel for at letie Soite, iaar Gals. SGsbeo
og 2uftrprsip9opm. 25e ~. vote.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-01-25

Slps ia ibiel. Sra 3rommen
mebbeles Den zoe Santar: Seo Sui.
ifosen 9elriloiefabrif, iom er unoer
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-01-25
ariheSsfatten. On al Sc nprn

S~ribcSststtsn. On af De nRrme.
tie Gage oil Der iislge "gol." iii
aisbenbapnS Rngiitrai blioe in6ienbt
en- al arfiteft aliteo Brandt nonr.
beibet gIm til 8eparelien at aisben.
buuns gnmle Rerioubanegaarb iom
en- gasiage. en- operoQffet @aoe /
SortiRttelie nf Sibolieaoen. meo pa.
.iarer, guiifer og aioifer. 3 SiIIut-
Ming BERTH ioreiloar arfiteften at
.anbrinae 5ribeosltetten paa oct Steo.
bpor SipoIienoen o. geiterbros 9as.
.inae itiGrer b%tnanoer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-01-25
era Danmarf.

gibors bar M 10,525 Suobpggere
moo 10,409 iiior. /.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-01-25
Gr or interesieret
| Heuter I?

81 Retailer itr grpeeuf Reatt paa geuss iHoi1tt.
For a Var og ZEN RteceHt Hadr Be i~a6iRffes for tets
Hpaauebcr. Car oaiad aDet Farmiaus Rotboeflilf
Rorb fdlota ttliaiaa Teiuts iont1uf % Reiten gII
bcutaus svts sated 81 tuoeposs III Rorrei7og
baaft. Sfrlp IT.
nilISI0N STATE BANK. TO. Rougss. cssilsr.
WiliiKtou. ~. Dakota
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-01-25
sfiensbrmsene. Sra Sfien meo

Sfiensbrngene. Sra Sfien meo.
beles ben Soc Sanrar: 9aa gitiioen
|af Sfotfos 9rug er Der gaaet igang
meb Heisning al Ell Stofgienoin.
bingSfabrif, bporpeo intet al oct
Stof, iom mi saar no / I~flebsren.
berne, pil eaa tiIipilbe. SrPilibe.
riet oeo iamme Brig ifaI uopibeS
meo ire Surbiner % Ell Surbin for
eIeftriif araft. @eb bisie 9parbeioer
bill meaem $50 oa 200 Manb faa
SpsieIiptteIie. s Sfien bar oct
inmme Selifab in~italleret en- M ga.
pirmaifine | Tapirfabrifen aloiter.
fosien. Muifinen i9ttes igang ! ben.
ne Maaneb, % Sabrifens Aarspro.
button blioer 90 10000 Cons ga.
pir. - Union" / Sfien ifaI unoer-
9aa itsrre Soranoringer. GeQuloie.
fabrifen ifaI foranbres og Iroouf.
t%ionsepren sges meo 40 til 80 BRO.
cent. M 8robuftiou er b%eregnet til
at anbenbes | SeIifobets egne Sobri.
fer. Grbeiberne pe6 Genuloiefobri.
fen er ppiagt paa @runb al Sc fore.
itaaenbe Irbeiber. men De bill bIine
ipsieliatte at SeIifabet paa an6en
Waa0e.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-01-25
5orfIarins al mstriif nlaaI os Dest.
n aaI

SGus rem aaL
fGrurosguhtotu CT Dieter - Job . Tom. r,utrrut
80 amtritaHns 2pumer) norSrteltr: Qu. =
ailousitr; @l Weetsf; GIN. 9eHfimeer.
iei. nort WhI rtsnss Ing TONNE rssnts liz eH
II Qipmeisr. Seutiusfer.
Inn nprf Dill resuts lg
10 Qlcmtter. I Fore CT la elx Cent?
itduif 4ilsr ~ Qm. mttsr.
iNleu ueRes Ing IS Gen I enc. Dn &C lg 1909
imefsr. Dfttsk
GIahsmaaL
ernneenhsben CT aI)
EsrisrtsIie Ca. petar I 1enbs eaHb reauss 10
INaaI 9of6 rtanes lg 90 ].
ioer. III srS Ct foS zr
mat
eph- 4Rrpusr. 9snnr rsanes RI a7a
ipgerftneT Crit soRu 1 arom regass q stafs
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-01-25

Tlmoiclis SsS. Sra 9iobenbapl
meooeles oen 2oeu Samar: 5 Weto-
bags, Ga gagtpdraoen trof op poa
gmalienbora Ylaos, ialot en- al Wli.
iiferne, @ombeef, oeb ON. rant al
ct SiertelIag. Nuiifen inoltiaeoes
itrdr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-01-25
Silialas eaer tiaeie,

80 Il erssai eef essjit sans / Ilan 60. 500 asps
eprssf. aetea q Sfea. bslaao o. nduuesanl aeee
pate. y guI al Stsse % nsFif airte. Ser grts on
~hespfHht man 10 III
STATE BANK or HAwtEf. Hswisy, MIN.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-01-25

Ssuo "9eeorab-Y oiten- ill Sl9at
% @emer ! BET gamle Sano.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-01-25
Wtrrf!

Sc fan feb uotoppe fmaa Tpr.
9ieele6es aarpe SfiHo. SpilteuiombeIt
al be to Cpitriiter ior 25c. gner besse ipr
4Oe. aorssis: 6. e~enoridion. SVr 2.
5ebeta, NtiHH.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-01-25

GicnSpmsiaIg. SpISaI IsIe /
SnIorup Sogn er meo Isleri %
2anobrue, 12S Sbr. 9ouO, al Gnfe'
I'M aob b%ortbpttet nieo Chr. Car.
lens @auro / @rinSiteb peb Suliteo,
Der err paa 20 Cor, meooeIes ira aal.
bora.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-01-25

Eitraat. Sppe peo Sronobiems.
fior0en ligger ben eneite enonu beua.
reoe Hiooerborg / bort Sano, ifriuer
en- Snbienber / "grebIaoet". Set er
oct ~9rp9rbise gitraat. 9orgen eaer
Slottet, iom enonu itaar Ser meo
Saarne og Spir, bar reooet Tia no al
ale De 6eioer og 8rige, JON bar logt
ole De sorige / 8rrs, - bpilfet bel
melt ifpIoes ben iiolereoe geliaaen.
beo, I NooiGtning til I. gr. Sten.
oifsbolm iom 10 bar nqrmere gpen
og lettere at fomme iii, men bporai
nufortioelt omtrent fun 8runomt.
rene itaar igien. Sor Sioen eies OF
beboes Bergen at en- @aaro6ruger;
men uoen at bile forfleine BAN oa
bans gebanbling Of gpaningerne,
ipnes Der Dog at bore al 8runo for
Staten til at iifre Jig bette | 9orge
eneItaaen6e anI9g. Sor Iutioens
Solf pilbe ielpfslgelig tiosmpsii9e
9pgnirger pna 9aaroen bare Ianet
of foretrRffe fremfor at inorette fla
iaa goot, man tan, / bisie gomIe Sal.
Ter og Suie, = iaaIebes ifaI ser (.
Or. MI bore Rarnftnloser / 8rap.
bpelpingen. 9a gienoommens 8gr.
81 / Sanbel og @anbel ligger ON.
trent ubeluffenbe | oct itore 8aaros.
brig, mebens De biitoriife 9sgninser
/ ben Getning fun bar Iioen 8Groi,
funoe Der bel tRnfes en- SrSninq til
f9les 8ebite, bporpeo Staten fis6te
Bergen meb oct n9rmeite Serrpn,
og @nnrSbrugeren funbe bpgge iig
me tiosmGsiige Suie paa ct anoet
pasienoe Steo paa ben itore Glen.
oom.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-01-25

SenS "9ecorab.Y oiten" til SI9giI
og genner ! bet gamle 2ano.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-08-11
TO MEET DR.. HOLLYWOOD
ON LINER in HARBOR.
If Illness Is Serious Auto Will
Re Ready.

Clifford Hopwood, the son of Or.
Isaiah B. Hopwood, pastor Of Calvary
Presbyterian Church, Of this city, who
Gu short his vacation in England on
acount Of serious sickness, and who is
now hurrying home on the Lusitania.
accompanied by his grandson, I. B.
Hopwood, Will board the Lusitania at
the mouth of the harhor with the GUS
toms officers hen the ship comes in,
either late today or early tomorrow
morning. Mr. Hopwood will have an
automobile waiting at the dock If Dr..
Hopwood's condition is serious and will
take him Immediately to his home In
this city, 70 Murray street.
No word from the ship had been re-
ceived by the family here by l o'clock
today. 1t is the hope OF DR.. Hopwood's
relatives and friends that the ocean
voyage over from England will have
improved his health.
The first intimation that all was not
well with DIR. Hopwood was received
two weeks ago in the form of a cable
gram stating simply that DR.. Hopwood
had been i'll and had decided to come
home earlier than he had planned. A
letter following the cablegram ex-
planned in great detail that DR.. Hop
wood had been i'll for a period of four
weeks and that he had been under a
physicians care. No word has been
received since that time.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-08-11
SAVE PASSENGERS
FROM SHIP AF|RE
ON GREAT LAKES
Wireless Message From Steamer
Reports Rescues From Blaz=
ing Vessel.

CHICAGO, Aug. ia wireless mes
sage was picked up by the excursion
steamer Christopher Columbus of a
ship on fire. location unknown, today,
The Christopher Columbus notified all
other vessels to watch for the burning
ship.
A later message from the Crawford
Transportation Company's steamship
Tennessee stated that the Tennessee
was alongside of a ship on fire twenty
miles northeast of Chicago.
An aerogram at noon stated the ship
on fire is a passenger carrier and that
the Tennessee is taking the passengers
on board.
Fire Marshal Koran has learned that
the fire tug Graeme Stewart, with the
burning steamer in tow, is bound for
Chicago. The same report had it that
the crew was rescued by l~ife-savers.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-08-11
SPECTATORS DISARMED IN
COURT AT MURDER TRIAL.
Georgia Town Seething With
Feudists Itching for Fight.

GRAYS, Ga. Aug. 11.-With troops
patrolling the streets Of the town and
many soldiers on guard in the court
house the commitment hearing of. the
three Morton brothers for the killing
of the two Etheridge brothers was be-
CUR yesterday before Judge Fanon. l
The town was full of armed partisans
of the Mortons and the Etheridges, and
only the presence of the troops pre-
vented a pitched battle. Every man
who entered the courthouse was dis
armed at the door.
The Morton brothers say they killed
the Etheridge brothers in self-defense.
while the friends of the Etheridges say
the latter were assassinated. Both the
Morton and Etheridge families are
wealthy and the feud between them has
existed for years. nearly everyone in
Jones County taking sides.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-08-11
F. 6. wKATzENBACH
STATES ATTITUDE
ON FIVE ISSUES
Democratic Gubernat0riaI Posi-
bility FavOrs Measures Bene-
fitting All Glasses OF People.
Especial to the Newark star

TRENTON, Aug. 11.-Frank S. Kat
zenbach, jr., has given TO the Trenton
Times his views on the five important
issues which were submitted to DIR.
Woodrow Wilson, and which the latter
declined TO discuss. declaring to do so
would put him in the position Of a can
didate for the Democratic g~ubernatorial
nomination. The questions were sub
mitted by the Times to each of more
prominent candidates in both parties,
and the response of Mr.. Katzenbach
was received today. Mr.. Katzenbach
says:
II am pleased to give my views upon
the issues referred TO in your letter,
although. with one exception, my views
have been heretofore expressed either
in letters which have been published or
in speeches which I have made.
First favor a public utility COM
mission with rate-making powers, be-
lieying that by such a commission the
public can be best protected from I'M
reasonable increases in rates. At the
same time, such a commission would
also be a protection to the public
utility corporations from the POSSIBLE
ity of Incorporate legislation prompted
by their failure to establish and main
tain reasonable rates.
FavOrs Direct Nominations.
"Second-I favor the extension of the
direct primary system to nominations
for governor and members of Con-
gress.
"Third-There are so man. phases
to this question that it is impossible
to state fully my views in a few
words Rroad1v favor an enplovarsi
liability law which will give to EN-
ployees or their personal representa-
tives compromising damages for in
jury or death resulting from the neg
1igence ,(withodt the fault of the en-
ployee) of the employers or those act
ing in authority for them.
FOURTH favor a constitutional
amendment which will provide for
s~lection Of United States senators by
direct vote of the people, and unAl
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-08-11
INSURGENT WICKERSHAM
REELECTED TO CONGRESS-

Wickersham on Tuesday was re-
elected congressional delegate from
Alaska by a plurality estimated at
from 1900 to 1000. The exact figures
will not be known for several days, as
many precincts are isolated.
Orr. who had the support of National
Committee l.. P. Shackelford, appears
to nave led only in the territory about
Cordova, where it was conceded he was
strongest. In the other large centers,
Wickersham had large maJorities.
Even in the Caldex district, where Orr
makes his home, Wickersham polled 1856
votes to his opponents 81, and in Fair
banks, Nome and Juneau. where Wick
ersham's strength lay, Orr ran far be-
hind.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-08-11

gave Mr.. Taft and Secretary Norton
some ideas on economy in government
yesterday, and have been asked to con-
tinue the lesson. Postmaster-Genera
Hitchcock and Secretary MacVeagh will
be here to plan the early opening of
experimental postal savings banks.
President Hadley, of Yale, who has
been asked to head the Railroad Stocks
and Bonds Commission. saw President
Taft yesterday. Mr.. Hadley did not
formally accept, but it Is believed he
will do so. President Taft is taking
great care with the personnel of the
commission, and it is stated that when
the membership is completed it will be
found that progressive sentiment is well
represented.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-08-11
TEXAS &. @. P. SELECTS
TERRELL FOR GOVERNOR.

DALLAS, Tex, Aug. 1.-THE Re-
publican state convention here yester-
day nominated J. B. Terrell of San
Antonio, for governors; Harris Master
son, of Harris County, for Lieutenant
governor, and a full State ticket Of
candidates to oppose the Democratic
nominees in the State general election.
Cecil A. Lyon was reelected state
chairman of the Republican executive
committee.
= The convention adopted a platform
indorsing the administration Of Presi-
dent Taft; condemning the results of
the Democratic primary election which
favored the submission of a prohibition
constitutional amendment to the
voters; Endorsed local option and re-
affirmed the Republican national plat
form of 1908.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-08-11

lieutenant governor, the Democratic
State convention adjourned last night.
Colquitt and Davidson are anti
prohibitionists, Notwithstanding the
fact tina the party in Texas declared
in favor of the submission of a prohibi-
ton amendment to the people.
The platform favors Colquitt's
policies and upholds Senator Bailey
in his course. The tariff plank adopted
says: I'VE reaffirm the tariff declara-
ton of the Democratic State and ma
tional platforms of 1895, and we express.
ly condemn the proposition to remove
all duties from the manufacturers of
raw material so long as such duties
remain on the manufacturers finished
product"
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FIREMAN FIGHTS TO DIE;
DECLARED TO BE SUICIDE.
Member of Engine Company No.
II Took Mysterious Liquid.

Fighting to avoid assistance from
his physician. and the members of his
family, Frederick Hebring, 81 years
old, a fireman attached to Engine
Company No. II. died at his home,
1923 Academy street, last night. Coun-
ty Physician Mckenzie declares that
Hebring's death is a clear case of sui
eide and a tumbler partly filed with
a orrosive poison was found in the
mans room.
Hebring lived with ar aunt, Mrs.
between 4 and 5 o'clock yesterday aft
ernoon and appeared to be in a cheer
full mood. After eating his dinner he
left the house, and his aunt believed
he had gone back to the firehouse. At
$3.50 he appeared again, n meeting
his aunt in the dining room, told her
he had been out on business and went
into his room.
A few minutes later one of Hebring's
brothers went upstairs and found him
lying on his bed. Hebring informed
his brother that he vas not i'll, only
resting a few minutes.
Shortly after, Mrs. Hughes and Mrs.
Sarah Grant, another aunt, went into
the room. Hebring waved them away,
and, their suspicious being aroused,
they summoned DR.. George A. Rogers,
Of l Wallace street. On examining
Hebring the physician that
he was dying. The Rev. Thomas A.
Giblin, a curate of st. Joseph's Church,
was sent for and administered the last
rites of the church before HERRING
passed away.
Announcement of Hebring's death
was sent to the Fifth Precinct police
and County Physician Mckenzie was
notified. DR.. Mckenzie found a small
tumbler on the dresser, partly filed
with a brown liquid. This he an
nounced was poison, possibly a mix
ture of bichloride of potash and sui
phuric acid.
Captain Thomas J. Hughes, of En-
CINE Company No. 81. a4consin of the
victim, denied that Hebring took his
life. He gave it as his version of the
affair that his cousin had taken an
overdose of some strong medicine.
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MURDER SUSPECT IN
STRUGGLE WITH DETECTIVE.
Prisoner Accused of Numbering
Girl Refuses to Leave Train.

OLNEY, Ill, Aug. 11.-Joseph A.
Vending, charged with the murder of
s-year-old Alma Kellner. in Louisville.
KY, became a refractory prisoner here
today and objected to Detective Carney,
of Louisville. taking him to the Balti-
more and Ohio Southwestern rain. In
a struggle Vending kicked a reporter
for a Louisville paper, who is follow
ing the alleged slayer.
The prisoner was handcuffed to Car
ney at the time he refused to leave
The train, after his attorney, j. e. Glenn
ents, had spoken with him.
Vending was put in an automobile,
which went southeast along the Illinois
Central tracks. Carney told the sta
ton agent he probably would take an
Illinois Central train into Kentucy. He
wanted the time of his arrival i'll
Louisville kept secret.
Clements, who caught the train in
st. Louis after Carney had put his
prisoner aboard today, rode in the
same car with Vending. AS soon as
Carney told Vending to leave the car
Clements advised his client in an IN
dertone and a struggle ensued. Car
ney, Colonel John H. Whallen and two
newspaper men pushed Vending
through the doorway of the car and
to the station platform. The automo-
bile was engaged by Carney by tele-
graph. Clements did not leave the
train here.
The direction taken has not been
learned, but it is probably through
Vincennes, Ind, in the removal of w.
Vending. The party Is expected to
go to Princeton, Ind. reaching there in
time to catch train on the Southern
railway. which should put them in
Louisville about 7 o'clock tonight.
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N. Y. G. O. P. WILL FIX
CONVENTION DATE TUESDAY

NEW YORK, Aug. 11.-Timothy L.
Woodruff, chairman Of the Republican
State Committee. issued a call yester-
day for a meeting of the committee
to be held at headquarters, New York,
on Tuesday next. Al this meeting the
date for the State convention at
Saratoga will be fixed.
September 81 has already been
tentatively chosen, but the committee
must ratify this selection.