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The Comrade. (Winnfield, La.) 1890-1914, 1910-01-28
Hsd His Shoes Broken In,

Frederick the Great had tender.
feet and used to have an old double
who broke in new boots for him.
The Comrade. (Winnfield, La.) 1890-1914, 1910-01-28
Saturday. Feb. 10, 1910

the following described property, to wit:
'u One small 5sorrel horse, one red and white
snotted cow. one brown steer, one feather PED,
o 's ~ ~ P. X. ABEL,
Clerk g. Ex-Officio Admir-
The Comrade. (Winnfield, La.) 1890-1914, 1910-01-28

Z rAn Il On Red River, X X mile from .O HH
{ IN III ence Station, on T. = N.soo:,
containing $50 acres good dwelling, barn anu
The Comrade. (Winnfield, La.) 1890-1914, 1910-01-28
Administrators Sale.

o,,ooose;on of Martin Van Buren-In Fifth
oueT n;sfrict Court. VIM Parish Louisiana.
By Virtue Of an order issued by the Honor.
able George Wear, Judge of the Fifth District
Court, 1wil offer for sale to the highest bidder
for cash. at the front door Of the Court House,
The Comrade. (Winnfield, La.) 1890-1914, 1910-01-28
Saturday. February 8. M}N .

tue following described property, to'wlt:
Entire stock of iewelry and musical 4j j II
ments and ST. re fixtures. now being IN II Or.
i. a. sirss one story brick bnilding and = the
L.-D. Jones two-story brick bu'leing y the ne.
Town Of WINFIELD, La, an itemized 1nve alory
Of which is now on file and may De sees ~ my ny
nronertv Of said w. o. Williams. 0bnd will be
sold to satisfy said writ and cost.
Terms Of sale: Cash with benefit 81 APP
praisemen3. u. r. DuNN, Oo nne' ~,
This 10th day of January, 1910 ]2l
The Comrade. (Winnfield, La.) 1890-1914, 1910-01-28
Sheriff Sale.

No. M5s. j. Engle g. Co. VS.. w. 0. williams;
) No. M54. Thiebes, sterlin & Go. vs.: ~. 9:
Williams. In the Fifth Judicial District
Cont. Parish OF Winn, La. TX
The Comrade. (Winnfield, La.) 1890-1914, 1910-01-28

Ser reanna On Red River Il ~ e from
UME r AnWt Clarence Station, on =. g, K -
N. Co., containing l65 acres, good tenant s1,
The Comrade. (Winnfield, La.) 1890-1914, 1910-01-28
Constable Sale.

Belknap Hardware g. Manufacturing Co. To IN
Manufacturing Co., NJ. l. Bath Co., Ltd.,
VS.. w. O.. Williams. lnq me and Justice
Court, Ward One, Parish OF Wlnn, "a
By virtue OF a writ of Fl. ia. issued out %. OF
the Second JusticeCourt and to NE directed 1or
execution, in. the above styled SUIT, has 3
highest bidder ct the north front doc III the
Courthouse in Winfield, La, within the ao ours
prescribed by law for judicial sales, on
The Comrade. (Winnfield, La.) 1890-1914, 1910-01-28

Of 900 acres, near Tricn Ell !, E ~
y z hnM dwelling, barn, . te fan'ti n
One hundred acres in high state OF cultlYs..1o-..
The Comrade. (Winnfield, La.) 1890-1914, 1910-01-28

Byyirtue Of 4 writ Of Fl. IA. issued out of the
Fifth Judicial District Court, in and fof me
Parish Of VIM, Louisiana, and to me directed
IN. the above entitled suit, have select and
viii offer for sale at public auction ct the Eorth
front door OF the court house in VIM neid,
La, within the hours prescribedb by law, to the
highest bidder. on 81. ~ s. FL %ts$E
The Comrade. (Winnfield, La.) 1890-1914, 1910-01-28

nMr# cADu On bed River & mile from
UNE4 Hn VI Clarence Station, on III. -. .5 y
Co., containing 65Q acres ~ snis.
vation, 200 acres il pasture,
wood timber. as
The Comrade. (Winnfield, La.) 1890-1914, 1910-01-28

Is overflow and this year tslding IRON
U:,e acre.
avndents.f For further patticnl ars ADDRESS
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RrBtrE HINTS RAISE LiIGH.
shippcrs' Nuorr,', =, susEestIon Treated
Win IeNity.

CHICAGO Seyt - A. the freig ht rate
hearing to-day Clhord Thorne. attorney
for the shippers. hlnted that the rail
roads were giving rebates and charging
them 20 damage accounts.
The charge came during 'he cross-eN-
animation Of u J. MACPHERSON. assistant
general manager Of the Missouri Pacific
Railroad. when ]. } Jeffsry, attorney for
the road. challenged Mr. Thornes object
n asking certain questions
DO you know TO what account rebates
we're charged prior 20 iso4'- was Mr.
Thorne's fret question.
I have neither the giving nor taking ~
rebates on my conscience, Answered
Mr. Macpherson
want 10 find out n II "a possible that
rebates are still being given ~ they were
given before 1914. and perhaps charged
10 the damage accounts Of the railroads
regard II az q pertinent question
-fhe Elklns hill was passed IN ie09 and
| have more than mere hearray advice
that there - a connection between damage
accounts end rebates. ! wnn' 10 ma
nut n rebates are still being given and
and charged Ia damage accounts, and
witnesses who ought 20 know have an
swered do not know
Commissioner Clarke treatedfhe charge
with levity.
If thsro 10 any one in the room who
wishes tn plead guilty 20 w" giving ~
receiyinR 81 rebates and desires forgive
ness he may come forward. he said.
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Lease

- -, a.. -.
F"' lion fr"rc- nave ira~~u l"I ,rtI
o. '""E" wears N" Tour s,orN nrrpIoN'
~. .." a. Nn-. t9l AMI t'S Nr-t Nvuh'h
eisfih street. NAl'" rom letLeIroh DIS
T. N'I De- used Tor storage r'rp'~~@ W.
'as" Vas nesotat'Ti ~ nII hE.I. 80.
= " ana ~" rental = saw ." W. - wv WI
q. A. NJ, ,.,.,.,...,,,. h. l.,.-,, ,,.
.H" " " "eu' ",tl -ais ..S,.lotn,
49," AZ 30 SH' NlNtn AZ IN -. ~ ~. :
~ -"u'u|". ,"th", ~ ~ NN,,a.i, :
'-@"t. Tor J"hh ''rI' I" ''' "'"' '''''''
.Pan t-hA 49,. -. 3D.. fol
~iaw >9n N"hhS nav" o., s.,, w.,
10y -, -. A.. pr,,s,s. - a. 4
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VIEW UNITED FR,IT IsSE.
viii Acquire Entire Cspatsi Of It's British
Rahsldlarl.

BosToS Sep, - The United Fruit
Company. which now owns 81 per cent
Of the capital stock Of its British slh-i'
diary company. the Elders 4 tyfiss. Ltd
has arranged TO purchase the other 50
par cent 81 the stock 81 tho latter COM
pany The English company. which has
paid in capital Of fS37.O will acquire
tho outstanding hah ~ this capital by
new Fruit stock for Elders 4
FvHe. stocks on the basis Of one share
II Frui, for twenty shares OF Elders A
FyfIss Tn. par Of the latter stock - IS
and Fruit IL offered in exchange at 500
The stockhoid~ru Of the British contrary
will receive also a 10 per cent stock divi-
depd on their new Fruit stock The
transaction calls for the issue % II ESQ
shares 81 United Fruit stock When that
mas been put ont the company will have
outstanding capital stock of t77. oSs.Spo
The Elders A FyTes Company will ma.:.-
tain its separate eKisfsl~"
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Transaction Takeg to indicate Improve
meat In FOREIGN Market for Our bond,

4
meai In Foreign Market for our bond''
The Union Pacific Railroad tonpany
has placed With Kuhn. Loeb Co ana
Barring Bros Limited. for issue IN London
Inv the latter firm and by Glyn. Mills.
Currie A Co, 81. $40 900 Union Pacific urst
lien and rcfunding mort gage per cent.
bonds, all of which are TO be issued IN
s'erlug only
80 far As the Union Pacific company -
concerned th. arrangement - only
recognition Of the very recent improve
ncnt IN foreign DEMAND for American
securities The Improvement IN the bond
market has b..en obvious within the last
zen DAYS only Thi- block ~ the largest
ioated IN Europe or IN TACT Ia ms couh
Try at any time IN the last thr"e OF IonI
months In the early part OF the year
there was "A remarkably active market
for bonds both here and abroad. hut ~
the spring the foreign bond marker clpe.d
to our railroad securities Immediately
after the passing II the ADMINISTRATOR
railroad bill 10y Congress The inter
state Commerce Comnission's uphoidlng
Of this measure further accumulated tfe
hostility 81 foreign bond buyers 10 Ameri-
can issues. The present TRANSACTION -
regarded consequently 40 me hr-t
symytorn ~ a revival IN foreign interest
since the sale ~ a block 81 thiCagr. MI
waukea and ~ Paul bonds abroad late
last spring =,
Tie houd- az" Uart 81 nm i-NI" 81
S,uO oss an. ur which S.; 80 .pn are cut
standing fifty million dollars worth ~
tn.@s bonds were sold IN tho simmer ~
Iss AT the time when the mortgaR was
The rest we're pat ON the
,narhe, IN the early part of this year
I r.ion Pacific rrfunding " have recently
zen quoted on the New York Stock
FXckange around 81 Their range the
present wear has been from rs 10 o.
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shoe MnrhIncr, Plant scitI~men, Ad-
nllttgu.

RosIoN. Sept - Louis 4. Coolidge.
treasurer II IN" United shoe Machinery
Company. this afternoon gave the first
formal acknowledgment that tho deal
with Thomas q Plant had been con
summated Mr. Coolidge aid
The ltiEitatiOn bctwSen Thomas g.
Plant and the United ShO" Machinery
Company has been settled II - not sa
all certain that any further statement
than tins will he made and ~ the moment
- would appear %, n there would 10 none
In the negotiations for settlement
bsfwe~n the tinted company and NJ
Plant the advances were not made by the
United company
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The REAL ESTATE MARKET
sJIIIION TRERES HIRE 70 ARE.
UOI ~ ~ !sTH STREET.
re-. sale, R-porirti From nrOL~rs' nmres
tnit~d RraI Estate owners AssO-
ristIsn NpPslnts = CSEn'nlttee To
Stu,n the IOIl IiuslEet Estimates.


10. ,.u,Utng statement Was issued
,..,.r.lsv Nv the United Real Estate
Der.-- N--u'lartnn
A.. have compiler Ell plans for deter
,..r..i and aggressive measures 10 safe
.-..-t he rights e he taxpayers IN the
'.........t ft.u Il the budget for The coming
ven t.nmuniCai ION. have been sent
o.. ,N. acting Mayor and heads " the
numerical depart menfs by Michael y.
u.r,r hartman IT "ur budget commit
90. ..rplaining % the delay in furnish
ius ,r. taxpayers with Information sum
cont rp enable them 10 determine the
r...onahleness and prnPrie'y Of the
amounts requested by the different city
rrr.ur- aud Tho acting MAYOR has
..,...tar ha' such Information be gwen.
., .. nov rtt a week before tho much adj
81 nudge, exhibit will begin and the
,,,r,vc-S have protested that they
.fy,li have n"en in possession OF TINS
.,,.r,raiton long before this
-~r.rial committees have been dcsig-
r,-,i rn rNaminc into the depart mental
s.,.us,a- and a vigorous campaign has
p.an malguraied. Il 10 proposed to
,s,a al active interest In the budget ex-
hint and the taNpayers' hearings. Pierre
N .ear j. -eCretaTy OF the committee,
Ant harl"s g. r. Bohlen IL treasurer OF
M funds devoted for the PURPOSES Il THE
investigation Dr Korn Of the Harlem
pr,partv Owners Association and sam
mol Rubens,ein 81 the Greater New lorS
Ts,pavers have undertaken the eN-
animation of certain departments
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NisrellaneoO s

.r ... arrlroattou NJ Daniel : Miller.
... der the will II tho late DANIEL
40 .. -'',S GaNeRnn today appointed
One. sheffield referee 10 tske t"sti-
Mp .rI la,id. as to the AdNiSahlli'y ~
... .. 90 .rpusr'y a. 10 10 Broad street
Wlu"- Who has offered 81 49,
Daniel Miller vas TIE
..... . ne Nrfe ~ tho late iay Gould
-. r ... ,.W he left n life interest IN this
sf'' other parcels to another
a - ... Who - now Mrs Emily 'illler
... dow. living AZ No. ~ West
... -frasf
..... t.r'Iyn ALE ~ lois ~ lakewood
Mount Vernon. held nv Io-"ph
saturday about eighty lots we're
10 a,srage price per lot of
.a or-rtnr Included residential
q. .'... -ie- The holdings RI The
E..gh's COMPANY comprise BD
.,r sale - 80 be held later
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r..,, calendar. rhI. Day.

-tur-rr. court Appellate ~, i.iou Heres.
,l6yari~ 'aurt speciai Term Part No
ton 20 .-ndAr called : iU5n Y Part 10 N
vsvfs affsTz
-grTagau Cou 'bsmb~rs Motion eAIsn
dar rsIief a. 'ug \ q foT urpbate WIis ~
barrett Water Na.ou. tu,y r hosenb~ra Mar
I Tvransf a. Hif~ pauisnt ,nio Mary d. MAIL
Fsydinanfn t~fola iG'f.e Futtrr. Wudana
cran~ MARY thass Maris HsTt o.. ~ 10 MA ~
tIty Culf' Spr'ia' TSrn Court oprns ~ IN
5 n Motion
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Nr.,-rda, = Auction sales.

50 = ''sSs stree
HT .pzTFH pAr
- sH.s 30 ire7 sasi s.de
POI. ~ I0sth stree -sis.p
.srsnsn' and storss Wolf
- COIN 81 al due 0n
q. as object 10 iaArs a.
..r.. .p = mortgage 81 fiaGp.
Adjourned 20 September ~
~ r,~fFI. GHEgSWALp
.. fI. south stds. rs feet
~I.s avenue -'NinN o.
count snd stcrrs : ~riNs
90 'f.' So vui,r 7
|..' % 1910 ~ since NitndTAvn
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EFNINTN EIGHTH STREET -Pease A
Tlltrran have sold for Martin l. Foarey
~ s., Rat seventy eighth ~ rect. = four
story and basement brick and stone front
dazzling on lot tSSXiO2 4 The buyer
N.I OCCUPY the house after extensive
alterations have been made
cot RI NNpT AVENUE = Clarence pa
viss Las soId for e. N Hull To the Cen
rfaI mon Gas company No. SIS Court
.1rif avenue. \ plot csNi'n, and for Lows
/ 80. .o 'nr same buyers No so tolrf.
.suH' avenue. three story building. pn
.r' -aNIvU The gas company recently
acquired b" northwest corner OF court
andt avenue and l4sth street. together
vith 'ns adjoining plot. SONioo. on i4sth
street
TINTuN NNENtE The Woodstock ES-
change nae sold tho three Story two
family frame hOuse az No it~7 linton
James Sullivan
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in'rras"n Earnings for North German
Lloyd

y CO.. general agents ~ the
.tT Lloyd in this city. re-
.riay hts desHa'ch from the
= IN" company in Bremen
% ni me eS-'uttNp poa ri 81 the
'.uFd held LOO Bremen 'o-,lay
10 first -lN months Of the
t"re presented h.rIrplus
'..r 81 the general sNUeu-rs
.u.u4nts 20 H.ruU. usu mari. :
aEaInst s.gupu make
80 same peftDd 10 tho IRE.
u1 uu in,resre " tg,Ht.l0
'm~n' l. priv, pIiiy due 'o
... u"-- ,"ndt'i0Us NI'u Nnfth
...H. Natl steamship se~,t,..
shown hotter results duriny
.'ti- ~ this gelr fhsn duftUg
..'.'g PERIOD II bet ystr
% local conditions ~ south
.-rue-- In that s~-fi0r IA q
E.f reduction
mo- ne ss.'ond htlg q No present
.". na 'uuSid~Ted aitts'actnry
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Recent Bu, ers.

" Virginia HAll ~ the buyer % No leo
W. tlzr'v-"I gh'h street, recently ~0.d
t'ro.gi Slsw son A Hobbs for Loretta
sanders
70 o. Gardner 10 the buyer Of No sc
Wes' fu-d street, recently rold 10y fUiN
} p"t u., through Gibbs Kirby.
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~"' r.i.'ior = rHE ryFstsG SIS
..r nrHr,fAI uee. ani 10 s'1rs and
re .. no .'.s~ - th- rrarzr' The
"rs Tr'Te'rg No o.. snd s,,ri
f1'NU0nai r-vs uaitrT Ars run
. DE E.ght c1i'ion - Ths EyEStNs
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STEAMER MARY POWELL

Leaving Ueshru,s~s ~ StitsP West Cd
SIP n Nr~t i.pth 81 = % j., " daily except
SUNDAY. f1r il'Thl4ua lts. Vest Point return
ing D. boat or rail-. cornwall Newburgh New
NAmhGrgu. Milton. poIgha ccpsic RundOut and
k.Eg.'u0 Orchestra
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To .tt,r' ~ Ne, - 1911 ~ longer y desired
100 rfN~rs o. rofrfr once b'lilT'nR faftng
Trtntt, ~ .r,s ,uss~s ~ pnrr
t7RiIk~!f M tUNpANl. 10 HrraIVa,
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SIT, ArIoN. MANrnD- MAI.E.

A ACCT NTANT. HDpkkFI pFH al
linz. hooks opencd. CiD~rd. VT.f'rn up a. st~rna
lived Audi's s. monthly upwsrd ACCOJ NJ MT.
Hoom 81, AZ HroadvA' .i.s Nurth
NOt'NG ~ desires pn.i'3un en- thing srir
ping experience not afraid - Wuf. : MN
t.Ek. 81 stan 'na
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AITOMOBuE ENHANCE.

AITOMOB!I.F Tunsbou' Northern maze GOO.
running order AIS ~; Nest -. West llu
bnaen
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HELP WANTED VALE.

WANTED ~oiercrs On plate. hollow Wa-~
rapidly growing lsncss a'frlctgr "a 'grs A.
pk lNTfRN NTIONAL ~tlNTk 90 ~ Maiden
lans. New orr CItl. NuntF.. sept - after O.
o rlOcE. and Iursisf morning ~rpt =
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LOST. FoI Nj IND REn ,RDs.

LOST N tr,rrpps s,Idfsss~t to Mr. o.
CudIti. fNfe ~ M astirton htrarturu 20 Srw
WrFhtoU staten island psprTs - 90 Intrinsic
va.Is suitable reward - Trturlr,. >rug - r1ll
At add
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HUDSON! =, R.sIYER1

p,l LINZ SIEANEES HENDRDk Mud
sO~ HOBERT FULTON And AIBAsr
Dair eIc-pt SUNDAY Lave Brooklyn. FULTON
- be- ArrrN : prsbroSscs 81 SEQ. " All 81 d.
" lcg'h - 80 4 landing At Ioakers.
Wet Ioa'. NrWHurzh. 20 Ehke epslc. Kin g>ton
p,dr' ta',.iu ~ i.ln Ant Albany HaSy ron l.
n~C' ~ Nnlin. EAst and West All thru rail-
49,. rrINr~n y. ) and Albany accepted.
Mos Irlsu'ful one. day outings TO West Point
NrR rurgh or puushseer~le. returning On down
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HORSES AND CARRI,GEA

" AgONs thu'' for ~oa. rvpr~s.. f.atIf''sr.
Erors-. rrT, ~1t~r. Fit,nbsr lau1tr. .-sa ~
seN UfurhlEr
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RENI. ESTN TE FOH SALE
BERKSHIRE HILLS
"SIX NAPLES"

situated on frr edge o. ~ flils with Grand
yeN Of OGe 81 no ufstfiesf Nillagfs Nicely BUR
10 room modern Eo'se open plumbing, furnace
heat iargc uNtnR foon IN sfone fireplace. iarge
y erandss large stable -iiitsblr Tor hoFHes or
agtas. . rooms Tor Cosshuan % chauffeur. le~-
botIsp Is srrrs land never fsiHnR sDring UaieT
20 all h'idings one ~ the hnrs' sIrumer residence
oae could Hsz 'ash price onB siOOb. Further
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Cnurt Of AnncaI. CaI-n.,ar.

TO- . ,os 9 30. a. err 90. e g. sSor &. 60: .;s 90
Gsn - ~
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HOTEL HOlMHURST

Penna Ne. rcA! WH.N ore spar. from
NFrrt Per lis 1nAir, open tNrp srroui TIE wear
Rooms WIN i"' and r"ll rInriIE Satcr. priv a'c
hafts. elevator 20 street l,NCl capacity 50
Nse-tal J al and Winter fsts- Literature upon.
request H. NkN UAltNElI
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q,
'ORIiMFR aH'. luurrr. sii~ ''I, .ar ~
N \ N0 - Su ~ sr ManhH''as. b1 w
trr 81 = chaitrl morfgAgr horse. vAgun. harn.>-
natures u, Or'rr - 81 lGN AN. Nt'rru~S
FOR mortgage
NAGNiIl,"NT rtl-' uon - posfag, s',urn,
villa be- sor ~ ne .llr,'urs club. q Hh>i -1d
- un scot =. 1871"
NNLTIIE s, orr tucu"1err
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IONRELs RrNL EST ITE FOR -AIE.

Nriral Hsig Doe lr0nN srrfinn. 2 IN feet norta
- 90" ~ ANNtWN. 80 HToafva' -,
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sITt NTtONs WANTED.
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
llgUtesfis

Ms SHETFNiu iWPL1' Nr'1 N'IN,.f~
NI Wt~I SIN - i"' ~. $3.50 ~
Tel ~ 80. .nb'.s Ts. ru|r Npr.Irgage
BEs-r DOMFSriC nv 90 tfrN SIU.r. REEER
IN,TS TUpkDt lfiN |NN tNrISNIED
MOI SEW DRh several neal 'ul'rri E.ri. o.,
u~Trnrri alta gou-l reference. uHrt plNsr, i1
sm az families Other gOoi Nurllusru u,IU f.|
fIstcd LINCOLN INDt STR. 81. INt1I tSfr'.
~ \ st istn - Ptune g7S ,uiuurus
JNPNNFsr NPLOYNFNT iG-SgN - ar
a. stnrtIt reliable don ~s'lr hrll fTDtshed
Telephone go HrN an
COLuNINL NGrNC' Furnishes frIiabI, .lru-r.
~ hrip. references thorough iu, c>fIgH.-I
- " rsi nth II M4Trar Hin 80.
COOKS VAitrsssrs rhsunrrratds Am
uresses nurse FUrsr vorarr- ~ MERRY
AGENCY IS Columbus a. T. - N. ~riir
W.Nr viuE NsFN"N iu.' Vi,rr-lFr .Ir.r
cias. 'enAIc domestic rrip furnished g.. comm
b3a eHh
srI .Tt1 roIofrI 0~'p furnished matt f.riaIr
reference b. cat Tatrr We ron Vol NtN .
~ 81 Hi lt7 Harlem
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PLAiSFiEip. y. = r, 1T. furnished room.
tl'N Furnished. fp' aEt rotd TluHIng water sler
the Hghi G's'rall- lNr,tip1 private faM.l..
board " fesi-ca - UilG'r. from s'atlnn Is
MIR Iiss froEl 'Hw Hr| Address Pt.AI$F lEI.U
Room 80 TuH"re uHiidlng, y 'ip
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NEM JERsEl Mt NL - ~ FnR sALR

v,G agHS' . G :iu so"Fc RI a'i F . ass g:
Ian View. n J.
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DOGs. BInDS AND POsLTRI.

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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-03-15
GEN. BRE|NTNALL
MUST SHOW RIGHT
TO HOLO OFFICE
Opinion Rendered by Justice
Swayze Is Partial Victory
for General Sadler.

TRENTON. March 15.-An opinion
by Justice Swayze holding that before
former Adjutant- General L. Heoer
Breintnall can start a suit to recover
the office of adjutant- general, now held
by Adjutant- General Wilbur +. Sad
Ter in the name of the encouragement,
he must make out a prima facie case
as to his right to the office involved
in the litigation. The decision means
that testimony must be taken by Cen
eral Breintnall In this way Adjutant-
General Ssdler is a partial victor in the
first battle to hold his Office in that
General Breintnall will have to dis
close his case before final consideration
of it.
Gilbert Collins, counsel for General
Sadler, asked permission to produce
testimony for his client. This was de-
MED. the court holding that as the writ
is a preliminary one, both sdes need
not be presented. Counsel for General
Sadler. however, will be allowed to
cross-examine witnesses for General
Breintnall. The testimony will be
taken before Supreme Court COM
missioner, and will likely begin in a
few days.
1t is supposed that in attacking the
case of General Breintnall General Sad
Ter will seek TO show that the former
general resigned the office, and
the acceptance of the resignation was
of the Vred enburg act
upon which General Breintnall relies.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-03-15
GLEN RIDGE GIRL
DIES FOLLOWING
PASTEUR COURSE

he was about to open an engagement IN
Boston yesterday when he was tele-
graphed for.
He arrived home before his daugh-
ter passed away. The girl was bright
and was popular with a large circle of
friends in Bloomfield and Glen Ridge.
She was born in New York. but had
lived in the above towns practically all
her life.
She was a pupil in the eighth grade
of the Glen Ridge public school, and
would have graduated into the High
School in June. Miss Vogelius was a
member of the Busy Bees, an organi-
zation of young people who gave sew
eral outings to poor children from
New York during the past two sum-
mers. Funeral services will be hled in
the Church of the Sacred Heart,
Bloomfield, Thursday morning. and the
interment will. be in Mt. Olivet Gene
terry.