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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-03-04
2ltter e.S@aeteliet
Sneii*
II Mcnneifer omfOmne, ~ james.
Man befrDgter, at alle DC iapneoe
ogiaa er omfommen.

Den ierIte Warts melotes ira
@uerett og Seattle, 8aibington, at
en- Sapine, EN- balu Dtil lang, par
eleOet neo 40 CASCADE 8iergeneS
8eitiioe og baooe beeraoet TO @reot
gortben Sernbnnetog % Z a 8 SO.
fomotioer lige oeo Borten til Sun.
nellen igennem 8iergene. Oct enc
Sog bar ct 8osiagertog poa Bel ira
Spofane til Seattle, BET anoet ct
Bolttog. gfitra 2ofomotiper eaer
Motorer benptteoes til at bielpe
Sogene op 40 giergifraaningen til
SnOgangen 8nnneaen. 6oruoen De
to Cog bar Der ogiaa Superinten.
bent Og}eias 9ripotoo9n. O'Jteill
bar BOG life / 8ognen men oerimoo
bans Sefreter De itDrte0es olle.
inmmen no ouer en- iteil 9ierg.
ifr9nt ne0 j en- gligruno (canpom
200 500 opb. Samti0ig iagoes, at
6orbinoelien meo lllpffesiteoet par
afbruot / lengere glfltan0, ian 81.
terretningerne par meget uiltloit9n.
0ige.
llnoer 2. Oiorts meIoes ian oioe.
re:
9iiten oner 0e0e @iQington-Sne.
itreOet, buor ct Cog fulo al iooen.
oe Bosiagerer 6leo ouerrumplet al
en- irpgtelig itor 2onine % ilDn9e.
6es ne0 / en- 200 500 opb Canyon,
peOblioer at ltige.
Great 9fortberns Gmbeosm9n0
uooau Ell 2iIte oper fenOte osoe.
9aa 8oiis al oenne 2iIte fan gln.
tollet mitligpis naa op til 81, ier
Notwithstanding naar til 9un0S
/ Snenasierne OF 8raget. 9taune.
ne poa 8 Basiagerer og 9 getiente
gipes paa 2iiten 80 8asiagerer %
90 ganebetjente inunes en0nu.
Ger er MI bengaaet 40 Elmer,
Ii0en Soroenen fra DC beie CASCADE.
gierge barileoe ON 5nren oeo at
reiie ON Binteren gennem Vlerg-
pasierne. 8 oenne Sio er Der ingen
oetai[leret geretning moOtaget ON,
bpao Der Ifete, on Spofane.@fspreS
toges ira lit Shlr peo Borten til
Goscaoes3linnellen OF begrapeoes
pna 9lfgrunoens 9unb. De enelte
gfterretninger ON lllpffen er fonl.
men ira Dem, iom er fraplet oper
8iergitierne. 5lere WtGno, ioni bao-
De forlnot Scenen peo @ellington
oa onfom til Scenic, oen n9rmeite
Station, bar BOG life Stano til al
beifrioe, boao De bapoe Jet. 5arerne
peo oeres Neoiti9nin9 al 9ierget oQ
geoifriget fra De iaareoe mellenl
@raget bapoe 9iort Dem bpiteriife
9leoninasmpnoene arbeioer ififte'
bis for om miiIigt at reooe oei
minoIte nogle al De Basiagerer, Jon
lager begrapeoe 8ognene. Dag
pognen og gie9nognen er enonn iffl
frnoen. De er ioa fomplet fnulte
iom Der par faloen ilere Cons Serr
pan Dem.
On apinoe blep taget lepen0l
ira Ell Bnllmnnpogn efter II 81
mer Sneen. On gremier og II
aonoilftsrer, iom par en- al o.
8ogne, Der iplintretes, Hap oerfrt
meo minore appltelier. We0 Bar
feooer arbeioebe De Here Simel
for at biplpe De iaareoe % reOo
oem, Der laa fangne inoer 0raget
MRS. W gf @apington ira Seat
tie, iom er en- al oe iapneoe bar pa'
Sci iii lit @ulobrpllup, Der ifnlo
ppret fejret 3. Wnrts. Mrs. Star
rett fra Gbemninis, .. g., ua
poa 9ei bjem ira Spofane, boo
benoes Oiano blep Ornbt Ell Sern
bonculpffc iioite Moaneo. Sun o
ct Barn blep frelit, men to al benoe
@srn blen orabt
glae be ioareOe iorges Der 10
nnn heAite a1nnAe 9NeQinntnn 0
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-03-04

Den rusiiife aeiierinoeS 9efin-
oenoe er iaa meget be0re, at man
bor iiffert Saob ON at bun mart
bill blipe fulOItpn0ig belbreoet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-03-04
Joroen runot.

Joroen runot.
Den rusiiife aeiierinoeS 9efin-
0enoe er iaa meget beOre, at man
bor iiffert Soab ON ,at bun mart
oil blipe ful0lt9noig bel6re0et.
9alene / 9lpenninerne er 6leoen
bien1ipgt al ltlpe, ser er fommen
fra 8iergene o9 bar anrettet ltore
gloo6a6 blanOt 6oorene.
gn SSnoianlingsfomite 9fus-
lan0, Ser ianIe0e 9i0rog til 5laa-
0en, bar 6eitenlt, at Be in0fomne
100000 9tubler ifal anoen0eS til
Ell 2uftsifi6sflaaoe.
Oct ungarife 0fegeringsporti bar
noien6t en- Opfor0ring til 6oIfet ON
at oanne ct 8arti, Ser fan tilpeie.
bringe Snrmoni mellem aongen og
Solicit.
9Den Berlin pil | gtnle0ning al
oet berlinife llnioeriitets foreltaa-
en6e 100 9[ors 9yu6ilpnm ifenfe
100000 Marf til ct 9ieiieitipenoiltm
for Stuoenter.
aona0o bar MI 100000 Sn0-
bpg9ere.
Salt Is 9oinoer er oalgt mo /
Sen finife 2ano0ag, beribIanot 8
Socialoemofrater.
fSra 9afu meIoes, at Ser 9eaf,
tapprferne Misianagio er ipruo-
let en- np Naftafil0e frem, iom giper
100000 Bu0, Cen ruSiijf 8egt
Genoeo 33 Oanife Buno) 9taita /
8egnet.
4oreas Sebn. Berlin, t6 Sc
bruar. Sil n2ofalan5." telegrafereS
ira 9onoon: S Soul er Der opoaget
en- Sommenioergelie, ser gif no paa
at mDroe alle 9iegeringsem6eos-
memo og b6ititaaenoe Sapaneiere.
10 aoreanere 6leo arreiteret.
Gusliife llnoerileb. 9erliiL 10.
sse6ruar. Sil .9erl. Saeebl." mel-
oes fra Ooesia: On 9oro pao to
fra gItalien biemoenote 9ampere
of oen fripilige Slaaoe er Der fon-
ltoteret llnoeril9b til ct 9eleb al
flere Sunoreoe Slrlinoe 9fubler. 9e
TO Sfibs6efer bar o9ffet llnoer.
ilebet og taget oeres 9lflfeo.
0iiciplinen / Sranfrig. 8ariS, II.
5ebruar. 0a nogle al 8asoprfsar-
6eioerne / 2orient bapoe neolagt
4r6eioet, befaleoe Wfarnineprefeften
nogle al Marinens 5prbeoere at
opertaoe oe Streifenoes Sienelte.
0ogle al Sprbeoerne n9gteoe at ef'
terfomme benne SrOre, boorfor De
bleo belagt meo 9lrreIt.
Gn gaittolten | slalelrlno. Gbri.
| ltiania, 16. Sebr. - S 9loleiuno oil
Der blipe reiit Ell 9outalten for aei'
ier @ilbelm til @iinoe ON, buar
&ejleren bar giort for gDen efter
granoen / 1904. 9autoitenen ifal
pnre 7 Meter bei og bore aeiie
rens Gelieiportr9t. Oper Yortrette
inoiettes BET tpife 9fiesuaaben itsb
gronce. 9autaitenen ifal n9re f9r
Dig til OpitiIline ON tire WaaneOer
9uronntfir tNninpr on IN Vna Del
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-03-04
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OtWWVkUt 0tSVVNtttISAt
&%s3s&@3xxxxx xsx>e xx*xxx%@
10t glor par Wfiles Garlin Ye.
tersburg, g9isy oa ban oe0e Ssn-
bags. San oor f6ot Srlan0 og bao-
oe boet mango 9lar I @rntpforo Co.
800 grpIter Bolton og Omegn,
repreienterenoe forifeilige airfeiam-
fIno, bar un0erifrepet Ell Brotelt
moo poerligere 8orsselie Sen ame-
rifanife GSlaaoe. De forlaneer inter.
national golo9ift. BroteIten oil BIZ
be foreIagt aon9resien
Sneitorme 8inter bor bait Ill
6elge, at II Menneifer / Wilma1i'
fee alene forIanger SfaOeseritatnin-
ger al 9Den for &peitelier De bar
faoet peo 5ol0 paa 6ortoOe, 6oor
Sneen life oar ifoolet al.
Boitbanfloben Iifret. 8dibing-
ton, 9. g., 1. Wtarts. - Mtan er
MI blepet Ioa oiOt eniee / Senotet
meo Senipn til 9oitipnre6anf-5or-
lloget, at bets ge0tagelie er iifret,
naar 6et fontmer til slfItemnin9
fsritfoumenoe 9orsOag.
Scftioe SoroifGlp. ct. 9opis,
Wfo., I. Marts. - 6 beftige Soro-
lfplu bleo @aar gftermiOOag iogt.
taget pan Seismogrnfen Oe0 ct.
0onis llniperlitet. Sem al StGoene
mnaltes meaem aloffen 3 og 4;
men oet boaroeite inotraf al. 7.40
oa uare6e bolpan0et Minit.
Glepelono, g., 1. Wfarts. - st
Soroifelp, iom oareOe ooer en- 81.
me, iogttoges pna Seismografen oeo
ct. Sgnatins O6ieruatorium. Geo.
6reo Ooenbah, Der beitprer bette,
oplpier, at St6oene fom ira fierne
ggne, ianoipnligois Slliinoer al Wtil
borte.
SRA aenmare, q. 0af., meooeles
os, at gpen bar ounOet 0gtational
griqueting Cos Wotber Blont"
aontpaaniet bor betolt 100000 for
Electric Ofine" gienoonL og oct
pil / Sommerens, Sob bpgge for
/ $150,000. gpen fsler Jig leftet oper
oenne 8inoing og ier en- glimrenoe
5renttio | Wsoe.
9llorid)s 5orilag peotoget. &alb-
inaton, 9. g., / Marts. Soa goot
iom uoen Mooitano oeOtog Senatet
/ @oor Senator sllori6s 5orilng
ON Neoipttelie af en- aommisiion,
lom ifal reoioere og forbeore Siege
ringens observation-disclosures. Som.
nislionen ifol beItaa al fem Sena-
torer og lem aongresmpno.
9fooiepelts pioenifabeli9e @fSpeoi-
tion ofiluttet. @onooforo, Cuban, l..
Wtarts. gfsprpiioent 9tooleoelt
meo 3plge afreilte | @aar meo
Oampifibet ,Oal" til abartunL bpor
oe penter at anfomme ben 10.
0aarts. Dernleo er Sen oioenifobe.
lige gfSpeoition praftiif talt oflliit-
! tet. Gooiepelt bill ira III al belfl9f'
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-03-04

9alene | glpenninerne er 6leDen
biemiggt al lllpe, ser er fommen
fra 9jergene o9 bar anrettet Itore
9lo06a0 blan0t 6aarene.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-03-04

GreiiOentififte gonan1a. @ana-
ma, 2. 0forts. : 9iget al 9reiiOent
O6ol0io iom o6oe @aar, Iigger
pna 9araoe gtotionolpalaoiet. BE.
graoelien timber Steo i @ftermio-
oag. Or. Menoo5a aflagoe g0 iom
8reHoent / 6eieIteretsbpgningen
Operperelie al beie 9egerings-gm.
be0smeno, Ben amerifanife Gbarge
O'9lfiaires, anore frenlnleoe @ini-
tire og mango pribate 9orgere..
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-03-04

Sprfer og 9ulgarer aamp.-
aonitantinopel, 2. Marts. gn
tprfiif-bulaariif @reniefamp, 6Oor-
UNDER Ell 3prf bleo 0rebt, mel0es
ira 9tOrianopels9iitriftet. 9ette er
Oet iiette ll06ru0 2gbet al to Tiger.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-03-04

@n SnOiamlingsfomite 9fus-
lono, Ser iamIeoe 9iorog til 6laa-
ben, 6ar 6eitenlt, at 6e inofomne
100000 9tubler ifal anoen0eS til
en- 9uftsifi6sflnaoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-03-04

10t g(or par Wiiles Garlin / Be.
tersbnrg, g9is., oo ban Os6e / Ssn-
bags. San bar fpot Srlan0 og bao-
oe boet mango glar I Gromforo so.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-03-04

800 8rpiter Bolton og Omegn,
repreienterenOe forifeilige &irfeiam-
fun0, bar unoerifreoet en- Brotelt
moo poerligere 5orggelie / Oen ame-
rifanife 6laa0e. De iorlanger inter.
national gologift. 8roteIten Oil BIZ
be foreIa9t aon9resien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-03-04

9alai 2ama 6ploes. 0ariiling,
9ritiif Snoien 2. Marts. Dalai
9ama, 9uoo6iiternes Operbope0,
iom flpgteoe ira 2basio for to Tiger
ii0en og iom ienere er afiat iom
Gbef for set ti6etanife Stpre, anfom
6ertil @aar gftermiooag.
gn itor grocesiion al 9u0Obiiter
meote bam ct Stpffe ira 9pen os
leoIagebe 6om ino 9pen.
0aloi9ama blep baaret / en- prpg-
tig gul 9ereitol, Ser 6pppig blep
ItanOiet al bpiteriife apinOer, om
forlangte 5illaoelie til at rpre peo
DpperiteprpItens alGoe6on elIer
bolot Smoabprn op til ban for at
ban flln0e Deliigne 0en
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-03-04

SneItorme 93inter bor bait iii
Sselge, at II Menneifer / Milmnl.
fee alene forlanger SfaOeseritatnin-
ger al 9Den for apeitelier oe bar
faoet oeo 5alo pna 6ortoOe, buor
Sneen fife par ifoolet al.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-03-04

@laoitone Discount. 2onOon, 2.
@aarts. : Serbert S. @la0itone,
@eneralguoerngr / ltniteO Soutb
9(frica, er op6eiet til Discount.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-03-04

Sang 9ollonrejie. aragers, gtor-
ge, 16. 5Sebr. = Sra Orangeoal
mel0es, at Ell 9allon meo 2 Yerio-
ner er ballet neo Ell oerp9ren0e
Sfop Gen enc Yerion er iaaret.
9allonen blep b9ngenoe ct 6prre-
tr9, og oe to 8asiagerer Itprteoe
no. Den enc fom iito paa en- Sci
Ser benptteoes til Sen1merferlel.
bpor ban traf en- Mono, Der fprte
Semmer; oet lpffeoes bom at faa
Wanoen meo Jig ben til ben laare'
0e, iom oerpaa bleo fsrt til Ell
8aaro. Ger blep Itrofs ien0t guO
efter en- 29ge
9allonen iiges at pGre gaaet op
ira Berlin og ifal bane brugt 2 9a-
ee og 1 Seat til 9feiien.
(Senere): 9allonenS 6erer be0.
Ser Sans 9flioolp6, Gasiageren @t.
0onatb. 9allonen gif op / @aar
@orges (t5. Seb) al. 7 ira ct
SteO / Ierbeoen al Dresden. 9er-
lin posiereoes al. 8 Morgen gDgen
al. 51a gftermiooag, asbenboon
al. 10 s[ften. gallonen gif geat
oper 8attegat oe Sfogeraf en- uolo-
iom Sneitorm oe oreo @iorges oeo
Siretioen ino moo Sfooen oeo Dram.
geool Norge. Ser bleo @nsien illlp.
pen no, og 9allonen lonoeoe oeo en-
oa6en Blaos ret ooloiomt. Sereren
iful bare faaet ct Nibben 6r9ffet og
Basiageren opre alnorliet iaaret /
9lpggen og Soften. Der er Dog life
SSare for oeres 2ip.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-03-04
49,. MarQ.

gram for armeen, Sifringen af
gagtfronten og 9efeltelie al Stil.
lingen 9Iten.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-03-04

Oct ungarife 9fe9eringsporti bar
u0ienot en- OpforOring til 5olfet ON
at 0anne ct Sarti, Der fan tilpeie-
bringe Sormoni mellem aongen og
Solicit.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-03-04

8oit6onfloben iifret. @aibing.
ton, 8. g., I. Marts. - Mm er
MI blepet iaa oiot enige Senatet
meo 9eniDn til 8oitipnre6anf-5or.
iloget, at bets geotagelie er iifret,
naar set fonlner til 9tfltemning
fsrItfommenoe Gors0ag.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-03-04

81. 6. 8 0 Onion & So.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-03-04

aoreas Seon. Berlin 16. Sc
bruar. Sil n9ofalan5." telegrafereS
ira 9onoon: S Soul er Der opoaget
en- SommenipergeIie, ser gif no paa
at mproe aGe 9iegeringsembeos-
mpno og bsititaaenoe Sapaneiere.
10 aoreanere 6leo nrrelteret
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-03-04

gpen Berlin pil / 9tnleoning al
set berlinife llnioeriitets foreitaa-
en6e 100 9[ors Su6ilpum ifenfe
100000 Morf til ct Geiieitipen0iltm
for Stuoenter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-03-04

9fooleuelts pioenifabelige @fspeoi-
tion afiluttet. @onooforo, Cuban, l..
Warts. gfsprpiioent fooleDelt
meo Sslge afreiIte | @aar neo
Oampifibet r0al" til abartum, bpor
oe penter at onfomme ben 10.
Marts. Dermeo er Oen oioenifobe-
lige gf8peoition praftiif talt afllnt-
tet. 9iooiepelt bill ira III al belfIpfs
tiee iig nleo at ifripe, bl. q. llofa.
Itene til De Soler, ban ifal boloe |
europa.
9iooiepelt og bans Ssn bar fploet
omfrina 500 itore Opr, oerfblanot
81 2eoer, 10 N9sborn 9 @iraffer
8 .@ilobeoits", 6 6loobeite, | Ep.
than Struos, 3 2eoparoer, |
5nrtbealt, / 9obor, | SHpallo, !
@oterbucf, 10 @eiler, 3 GlonOs, Z
Sopi, # Gleianter, 3ebro |
guibbucf. / Oribi, 1 Sob, 3 Gables
1 Sitahmgo, 2 9ongos, 7 Gbeeta9
2 gIber.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-03-04

Sra 9afu meI0es, at Ser 9eaf-
taOerferne Misionaoio er ipruo-
let en- np Iaftafiloe frem, iom giper
100000 Guo, Cen ruSiijf gegt,
Genpeo 33 0anife 8uno) 9fafta |
0egnet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-03-04

Spftiae Soroifalo. ct. eopis,
Mio., I. Marts. - 6 beftige 5oro-
ifplp bleo @aar gftermiOOag iagt.
taget pan Seisnoerafen oeo ct.
Qonis llniperiitet. Sem al StGoene
mnaltes meQem 2loffen 3 og 4;
men oet booroeite inotraf al. 7.40
oo nareoe bolponoet Winit.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-03-04

aonaOu bar MI 100000 SnO-
6Dggere.
Salt Is &oinoer er nolgt ino /
oen finife 2an60ag, oeri6Iunot 9
Socialoenofrater.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-03-04

Gleoelono, O., 1 Wtarts. - st
Sorolfplp, Iom pareoe ooer en- 81.
me, iagttoges pna Seismografen oeo
5t. Sgnatius O6ieruatorium. 9ieo.
6re0 Ooenbah, Der beitprer bette,
oplpier, at Stsoene fom ira fierne
ggne, ianoipnligpis Sitiinoer al Wil
borte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-03-04

9iusiiife llnoerileb. 9erlih 10.
sse6ruar. Eli n9erl. Sagebl." mel-
oes fra Ooesia: On 9oro paa to
fra gItalien bienpenote 9anpere
af oen fripiIige 8laaoe er ser fon-
Itoteret llnoerilGb til ct 9elpb al
flere Sunoreoe 5ltiinoe 9fubler. 9e
TO Sfibs6eier bar o9ffet ltnoer.
llqbet og taget oeres 9lfifeO.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-03-04

auropatfin uogiper en- np BOG. Den
iorbenpprenoe rusiiife Operseneral,
Ser MI leper lit 2ib noe paa 9onoet.
bar poobegpnot en- M gog, Der
ifal bore Sitlen: Gen rusiiife
arigsmagts Speape".
9ogen ifal inoe6oloe ieniationelle
Meooelelier ON oen iioite arig iamt
inoeboloe ct fuloitpnoigt 9teformpro.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-03-14
DREAM IEADS YOUTH TO
DROWNED BOYS BODY.

WATERBURY, Conn, March 14.-Led
by his dream of the night before, Will
lam Hinckey found the body of Albert
Pallula, u years old, who was drowned
in the Naugatuck river IN January %
A reward of $50 had been offered by
Robert Palmer. town clerk, and Hinck-
ley-had been the most persistent of tina
Sc archers.
II was led to the spot by my dream,
I saw men in boats looking for Albert's
body, and Just as one of them grasped
it. he fell overheard, and I woke up
said young Hinkley.
Albert Pakula fell into the river dur
ing a 1ood last January from an en-
bankment in his fathers back yard.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-03-14
COURT GUSTS DAUGHTER
AS MOTHERS EXECUTRlX.

A bitter fight between Elizabeth ana
Margaretta B.. Stewart, heirs and
daughters of the late Mrs. Mary X. b.
Stewart. who died at ner home, 10 Eliz-
abeth avenue. on August II, 1917, is
presaged by the removal of Elizabeth
Stewart from her position as eXecutrlX
of the estate, the value of which is
estimated at $27, 900.
When Mrs. Stewart died the estate
was left to the two daughters, with
Elizabeth as sole eXecutriX. In June,
1908, Margaretta Stewart asked for an
accounting, which it is alleged she
never received.
Court orders sent to Elizabeth Stew
art ordering an accounting were ig-
nored, as she mad left New Jersey and
gone to live in New York.
Judge Jay Ten Eyck, after receiving a
report from Deputy Surrogate Charles
/. Kocher, special master in the case,
issued an order removing Elizabeth
Stewart as executrix on the ground that
she was no longer a resident of New
Jersey and therefore legally incapable
of administering the estate.
A $25, 900 suit for SANDER, growing out
Of the contest over the will that was
begun on January 20 last by Elizabeth
Stewart against Margaretta Stewart.
has been dismissed by Judge Frederick
Adams, of the Circuit Court. The basis
Of the dismissal in this suit is the fact
that Margaretta Stewart was testify
ing in her own behalf in Orphans
Court whe she was served with the
papers in the SANDER suit.
Attorney Frederick e. Hodge. repre-
senting Margaretta Stewart, will make
| application for a new administration OF
the estate and will endeavor to have
assets said to nave been d~issipated by
Elizabeth Stewart recovered for the
estate.
The litigants are lineal descendants OF
Admiral Charles. Stewart, who was In
command of the historic "Old IRON
Sides in the famous naval battle that
made that craft famous
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-03-14
NEW ANTI-CUPID CLUB
REFUSES SPINSTERS' IRE.

GREENWICH, Conn, March n
Greenwich, which boasts that it has a
larger number of clubs per capita, as
well as the greatest wealth per capita,
of any city in Connecticut, has just
added another club to it's list, making
ffty-seven varieties.
The new conner is the Wddowers
Social Club. The founder is Arthur H.
Dorland. last year a Democratic candi-
date for the legislature. Any member
who remarries shall provide a dinner
for all the other members.
Some girls and women here do not
like the club. Greenwich is a marry
ing town. yet there are a great man.
spinsters here, 1t is thought by some
that the widowers have organized to
present a solid front against these I'M
gentle ones.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-03-14

Don't fail to see the famous
500, 900 painting, "Tbe Battle of
Gettysburg" nozU on exhibition on
al 5h floor, Daily lectures at
1850, 1850, 1850, 2:f5, 1918
and 4:I5.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-03-14
$50 CANTORS TO GIVE
ANCIENT SACRED CONCERT

The Cantors' Association of America
will give a sacred concert Wednesday
night in the Kruger Auditorium. 1t
will be the first given by thisnational
musical society in Newark. The ancient
traditional music of the synagogue will
be rendered by $50 cantors. and it will
be a unique musical treat.
Most of the selections will be from
the great service of the Day of Atone
ment. Leon NJ. Kramer will have
charge of the musical program. Miss
Sara Gurowitsch will play cello selec-
tons and there will be piano selections
by Miss Miami Silberfeld. NJ. Teer will
be the acompanist.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-03-14
SOUTH ORANGE HAS FIRST
BASEBALL GAME OF SEASON.

What was probably the first baseball
game of the season played in the
county was decided on the Taylor
grounds, South Orange, yesterday. be-
tween two local teams The Cedar A.
A. nine, of the Junior County League,
defeated the South Orange Stars by the
score of Z to 6.
The players included: Cedar A. A.
Steve, second base; Kissinger, pitcher;
Mclaughlin. left field; Farrell, catcher;
Reynolds, third base: Decker, centre
field; Newman, first base; Penn, right
field; Maher, right field. Stars-Keller,
catcher; M~assaro, pitcher; Curley, first
base; Anderson, second base; Downs,
short stop; Kenny, third base; Paul
right field; Herman, centre field; Gusel.
left field.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-03-14
HARVARD BOASTS STUDENT
As AND WORTH 900.

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, March A.
Harvard University boasts today of as
unusual a student as it has had since
its foundation.
Daniel Waldo Field, of Montello,
Mass, has the distinction of being the
richest man at the university, and also
the Oldest. Mr.. Field is Al years of age
is married, and is enrolled in the Har-
ward School of Business. He is taking
up the principles of incorporation.
Besides being a student and Million
aire, Mr.. Field employees nearly 5000
hands in his shoe factory at Brockton.
He is also president of six other large
concerns.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-03-14
OIL TRUST MAKES
FINAL FIGHT TO
BAR DISSOLUTION
U. S. Supreme Courtroom Is
damned at Argument to Balk
Decree of Government.

WASHINGTON, March 14.-Found
by the lower Federal court TO be a
combination in restraint of trade and a
monopoly of a branch of interstate
commerce. the Standard Oil Company
today appeared at the bar of the Su-
creme Court OF the United States to
make final argument against its dis
solution under the Sherman antitrust
law. The government was present to
insist on the decree of enforcement of
fhe dissolution.
THIS proceeding before the highest
tribunal of the country is the out
growth of years of investigation of
STANDARD Oil" on the part of the gov
frnment. It's immediate origin was a
petition fled in 1906 by the department
on justice in the United states Circuit
Court for the eastern district of Mis-
souri, asking for the dissolution of the
Standard Oil Company of New Jersey,
Is violating the Sherman antitrust
act.
Testimony was taken in st. Louis and
New York in the case, John d. Rookie
Teller himself being a witness. -Four
Judges had been called in to pass on
tiae case. and they finally announced a
decree granting substantially all that
the government had asked. 1t is from
This decree that the counsel for the
STANDARD or appealed to the Su-
preine Court.
Only eight justices will participate
Ia the consideration Of the case. When
Chief Justice Fuller this afternoon
Asked the counsel to proceed the chair
ef Justice Moody on the extreme right
MAS vacant. lie is suffering from rheu-
matism. and has not been able to at
tend any sittings of the court this
terffi.
There was no paucity OF lawyers or
Spectators. however. Every available
Beat IN the little room was occupied.
ATTORNEYS from a distance had come to
the city exclusively to lister to the
arguments. The defense mad a corps of
the brightest legal minds to be OBJ
.1ained in court. AT its head were John
n. Johnson. John G.. Milburn and d. t.
34yatson. Or the governments side
xi,ere were Attorney General Wicker
sl4am and Frank 3, Kellogg. who has
fought the case from the first.
Long before the court took its place
Or the bench at Y o'clock the sixty or
70 seats provided for spectators were
filed and a long line had formed out
tide the court room. each member
hoping that something would call tho