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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-22
Jnolanoet.
gn,un.

Hrf Hoitfontur Dpretfct. Be
Sfeboio er ct mi Yoitfoutor, Sb
Srn, bIepen oprcttet. Oct er iirl
beresnet for DC mango Somnergi9
tiers gefoenneIiebeo.
SpurnusnsIinje I Soonr. @ei
ipecteIt SaIg bIeo bet | Boone mel
521 moo 166 Stcmmer beillittet al
gine Boone electric SO. ct % Iars
Grdnfiie for Spornoenslinie % @e.
Ipsrins. 9erme Organization, Der
er bIepen barnet al Solf | gper, bill
ftrar ouoertoe $4,000 Tor at iette
en- SporpognsIinie iitano, og ienere
bill benne madife Mipe pberIigere no
itraft iom nIminoeIia eleftriif Sane.
Siscr bet Ter mprft no. y. 5.
mdtbis, Der fer bar Nsapor | Ses
Mtoines, men iom peo bet npIig af-
hoIote @aIg bIep Hagen, uotaIte for.
leben, at aomnti$iiousitnret Der |
@pen err pon go6 gei til OF nenbe til
bage / Sc gamIe poIitiife Spor, boor-
ceo oct belt oil f~orfeiIe lit WtnoI.
San bearnnoer benne lin ~ltotoIeIie
6crpoa, at Der iiben oen me
Gonmisiion FOG Ssilerne er bIencn
fierret en- bel Gel al De offentliee
Sunfttonnrer 90 me WGno inbiatte
/ Steoet. S9rIig peger ban paa, at
0oIitihef Miaer og RoIitifapteir
9op uoer pibere afIfeoiaeoes. og ban
inener, at bette Inn bleo giort for al
ifoffe ppIitiife @enner % Meobirl.
pere ct Gmbeoe iom Detailing for De
pbeoe Sieneiter. Sette oirfer bemo.
~redItiereoe, flyer Wathis, % man
piI meb Ell Sang olunoe mibt OBJ /
al Ben &na6beubeo, iom berifeoe for
Somunisiionsitpret bIeo i%nitoIlerct.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-22
Nprn pukntn.
GIebator brrmSt | aeQuoo. sbor

Glepafor brGnbt | acaueg. Sborr
elevator ! aeaoae neobr9nbte 0si
Dag gften, os omtrent 1900 0uibeI
!, &oeoe FAINT en- minorc gcboIbnin
, 5lnr % 9pe blen eoeIagt. Sloel
ontaaes opitaoet peo Sriftion al Wo
ifineriet.
SaIpe ggcn ppbrGnot. garnep
en- Iioen @p peb Rortbern 8acific ga
men, omtrent Is MiI p%eitenfol
@abpeton, bIep @at iii 19be os. Der
Jet al cit SIbebranb, Der Iaaoe SoIp
oclen at 9pen | gife. Sabet beIebel
Zig til omtrent $4,000.
Carrie Station / Sarge. sioitc
Ssnooa tit man / Sarge ltnoerret-
ming ON, at Carrie Intion piIoe
bore tiIiteoe beo ct Iisiionsmsoe,
Tom benne ltse ofboIoes beriteos.
Sum biGbe SirsSog Gftermiboag tnIe
ooer Sbemtoet "9robibitfon".
Sffcr for GbisbeSsmafinen. -
Sobn Srogelanb, en- Sarmer nGr
8labitpne, babe ! Iengcre Eio ar.
beibet meO at opiin6e en- Gpigbeb8-
maifine, % ban bnpSe beifi9ftiset fig
iaa meeet meo benne 3anfe, at ban
fslte Tia oberbeoiit ON at ban funoe
leic anlber. Oct bite iig natl1rIig.
ois tiIiibit, at noget iaaoant bar
umuIigt, % beroper bIeo aroeelano
iaa f~ortoiIet, at ban en6te fit STD.
SlScbranb / gorf. Ere Sorret.
ningsbpaninger neobr9nbte oen 17oe
IS. / 0orf, og BEN anretebe Sfaoe
onilaaeS til $1,000. De neobrPnbte
9pguinger par 8laoions aieouoinlg
iomt Huncorns giainrbiaI og Bar
BERTHE. 3obet piIbe uben Spil be
pet meget itsrre, bois BET life bapoe
oGret for oen OmitGnbigbeo, at Den
nprliggenSe @nnfbpgning bar opfsrt
al Cement, boorior bet peb benne
Ipffeoes at begrpnie SIben.
grbeioer for NIT Guurtbns. San.
oeI~sforeningen i 9rano Sorts bar
en- aomite, Der ifal arbeibe for
afbolbelie al ipecielt gaIg, bporpeo
llbiteoeIie al 100000 Bombs for
MT GourtbuS fan bIipe aieiort. Oct
n Seniigten at Iabe Salget ioregaa
uamtiOig meo Yrimprpalset ben 29oe
sunni. Saeen bar / lGngere Eio boz.
,et grunoig oisfiiteret, og Ser er MI
lie llbiigter til at Solget bill blipe
ormitaltet.
gD Sinie mencm Sarge % Minut.
Sreat Hortbern ganens npe 2inie
Sarge og Winot bill itrar
'lioe p~aabegpnot, ibet Ger M inole'
'eS ltnberbanolinger on afitaaelle F.,
# @ei.Het. Den npe 2iuie bill gaa
'irefte fra Goge inc til Soreo, lite {
tetfor at itsoe til Sobeolinien peb
lrglisoiae eaer Sorrpopo, iom Tor !
oreilaoet. Weget al Woterinlerne !
or @anen er oaereoe onfpmne til ;
OF aontroftorerne penter meo !
pua at Sei.Ret fan fires. T
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-22

Opens Sale, os SfoIens. NrGiibent
!, &. 6. Goof, forisgte peo benne Mn
Ieonins at ffaffe fig gbsang til so
falet for at erfare, ON oeioa nogei
: al SfoIens fpinoelige Stuoenter oel
tog. Hrofesipren bIep imiolcrtio an
folot al Here @utter, o. efter en- for,
men beftis aanp bIep ban bipet pac
Dor, Erof. Goof LOB fort efter Chit
terre faa @aIget melem at unoer,
ifripe en- GrfI9ring ON life at bile
oeItage | flere 9nnieIag, iaalpnge De
opboIot iig peo SfoIen. caer oaiao
paffe iammen os forIabe SfoIen for
beitonoig. Ss1een al bette Ultima.
tlm bleo, at ipp Stuoenter reiIte
biem. gnfeIte al De a~fifeoiaeoe @iit.
tiers 6or9lore ifoI bape taget Sfriot
til at foreI9gee Sagen for 9oaro Of
Regents, men Den olminoelige Stem.
ming ipnes at bore / afeiort Saper
for Trof. Goof og oct Stanoprnft
ban inbtaaer.
Spfrrpeoe "grppenge". Ger al
NiIpartfee- ganens getiente err blep-
ne nrreitereoe / Wtobribge for at babe
aftounget Dc inoflpttenoe Sarmere
"Solo" for at faa fine Iogne meo
5lpttegoos ooer ben 9ro, bporpaa
Sernbonetogene Der pasierer Mis.
ioiriflooen. If bisie Ter opfin6iom.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bar Der en-
Daromeiter, en- SeIeerafiit og forre.
item Sporififtere og gremfere. On
al benz pleieoe meb en- meeet pigtig
at itige inb | Gmigrantpognen
% forlanee at ie peofommen6es
Sragtfontraft. Geo at unoerieaeI
oenne fanot ban natlirligois, at Der
life oar betaIt noeen "gropenge",
og iom iaaban forbrebes ser $780,
for at iIippe oper SIoben. @ange
ocnnc Gum for at unbgaa hi.
oere Sraneel, og Ser ganes 6a en-
"apittering", men iatte Sar.
neren iig pan gngbenene, iaa tiIfalb.
.es 9arbmeiterer, Der oltioa itob |
meo aieItringerne, % bpis
BET life Ipffeoes benne at gisre set
Snotrpf pna Be itaffeIs
Snbilpttere, iaa rpffe6e man / War.
en- meo SeIearafiiten iom BEN iioite
tore autoritet, og set Ipffeoes / De
leite Silf9lber at iibpresie Sen for
anate Colo. Sporlenge oenne EIpn-
,ring er foregaaet peo man enonu
fife, men ga nGlten ct Suiitb Gmi.
jrontnogne bar pasieret 9roen bette
lar, leber &c inofrGpeoe "9ropenge"
'iitnof op / en- ret ~betpoelig S,un.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-22
4un Dnkntn.
Heiuca fnar Scrnbanc. g

Heiucll faar Scrnbane. Sfslge er
aienbelie, ion SnbenrigSminiitei
galtnger netop bar aigiort, oil Der
lille gp Hemea, Der Iigger paa DE,
gieringenS @nemprfer siterfor Belle
Soltrfe, Dog faa SSernbone. Gnigg.
ming ON 8ei'&et inc til Ypen bler
Tor fort Sib ii6en ofiIaaet al Souboe.
partementets grtoriteter, men peb
S~cnpenoeIie til Snbenri9Sminiiterer
bleu bette 6orbuo opbppet.
Sanolpgeruc prOtcitercr. Ser err |
ben ienere Sio iuoIsbet monqe BRO.
letter fra DC Solf, iom bar Sorrct.
ringer at ubisre peb &c Soreneoe
StaterS 2anofoutor / Srupi0 Gitn,
ioet 8etientnaen Der err bIepen iaa al.
forfeit, at man nloa pente | lanae
StOer for at iao tine &apirer. Get
er bIeoen oplgit, at blanot 100 2anb.
fortorer / DC 6oreneoe Stater bar
Hapio Gitp ben mitsrite 6orretrina, %
DOG bar man oe0 bette aontor ferre
getlente emo oeo maltee andre. Rap.
porten for MortS piier, at ser til
Rapto Sin bar iuoIsbet It'll me
IuIeantnQer ON 9anb, meoenS lam.
ti6ig TO al GontoretS bcSitc 9etieute
bao6e frotrooht lin Stiaiua for at
heapnoe egen 6orretninp. ScIo ba
HontoretS E~erionaIe bar fuIotauiat
frmoe man life boIbc SfriNt mc0 sem
lebenbe Sorretning.
Gar alminScIia S%agarbciSer. Ser
er maaife life noaen Rmro inoen
Stateu Scr MI ON 0aaen er iaa me.
get oua Gale, iom u. .. RiharSs /
Srtron, Se6eren for Suiurgeuterne8
SoI9fnmp % 6ormano for Statens
republifanife Grimrrleaaue. Or.
Ridoros taller iieIben ON fig ieIp.
men FOR fort Si0 iioen bonoe ban 9e.
ieg of 3. q. SuaainS fra Sou Sron.
% 6enne bar i~ortalt ON, bpprs
0on hnn for mango aor iioeu trai
Den mIoPren6e politiife 2e6er / Mit.
t)ea. Giharbs nor Sergarg aImin.
oCIi8 Trbeber % bioIp iii at bore
Nolf 90 gtlriter oeh SpfsrcIieu al
u%nioeriitctCt / Ritfeu. Ser bar no..
lct oeo Nmocr iom tiItrcf iia Wfr.
S1iagins SemGrfiombcS, oe ban
tco hnm | i'm Sicreite. Scuere bleo
RidoroS @eitnrer for Sor.ctniraen
Stoter % / 2ebet al iem Iar
gif hans Sorrctuiuger op iii ON.
trent fire gtiliorer Collars. ar.
Sug8irs tiIisieoe, at &ihor6s iom
alminoeIig 9oalcier to1 five Srobc.
liae Eoa, % icm TorretninoSmanS
bar ban nit at buoe ct Iieeiaa oo6t
8rcb paa Singcne.
SauiclDituc SmScnter. stotens
OF HegentS crflrrc6c Tor no.
len &i0 iioen at Stu0enter pcb Hor.
/ Speoriiib life maotte
/ oTieutlige 1naiclaa, ioa.
De opboIbt iig OeS Sfolen, men
ben oor'eIpitne l(na6Om toq life no..
gel oioere $euiun til bette 8aablS.
,Sor fort Sio iioen bIep Der oi enbeI
boIot 9aus paa el at
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-22
On OpfinoeIie.
Sra Soerige meIbes ON en- ienia.
lionel SpfinoeIie.

Sra Snerige meIbes ON en- ienia.
tioreI SpfinbeIie.
Sor aftieielIfabet "Sorf" bar en-
9sitnant gfIunb superintendent meo
ct Sorppilper, iom ban bar opfun-
bet, og ban opIpier MI, at ban bar
Lott Sornproblemet. ct Con af bette
Brlper iparer til ct Con StenfuI;
men peo BEN Wasieprobllftion Gel
ifobet bill iette isang, fan Briien iet.
tes ioa Iopt iom til 3 &r.
2ssningen ifulbe ba, beber bet, BE-
tpbe en- umaabeIig Snbtaet for bet
paa Spromprer iaa rige Soerige.
SelpfslgeIig ei9loer bette ogiaa Nor.
se meb bets mango oe uom9rfeoe
grpnbtorpmnrer.
Smiblertib iiges Der / Neboelelien
ON Spfinoelien, at SagmPno filler
iig bog enbnu ifeptiife.
Iorif "aftenp." bar benoenbt fig
til Rorses fsrite Sagmano paa Corp
ipsrasmaalets Smraabe, Wprielifa-
bets Sefret9r, Sorbingenisr Sbau.
lotp, iom mebbelte fsIgenbe:
Oct err tppe gar iiben, 2sitnont
GfIuno egentlig gioroe i'm SpfinoeI.
Ie. Sioen orep ban paa meo oct, men
ser bIeo alorig noget al bet. Sr.
Sboulom fienbte til, at Der ! De ie'
mere gar bar baret brebet ipGre CT.
perimenter, % ban baobe nplig moo
toaet eft greo fra Den ipenife Ssrite.
toroingenisr @ansren, iom beri be-
bubebe, at Der mart pilbe blipe OF
fentliaaiort noget epofegisrenoe.
Spfinoelien eaar no paa OF pull
periiere Sorpen, efter at ben er tor
fet, til ct fint Wtel. Sette ifal oa
brpnoes / bertiI ipecieIt inoretteoe
SIoIteber.
8aa aanSstefnifermebet | Bergen
1908 bolot S%ngenisr Sbarlop ct
f~sorebrag ON Sorppuloeret. auereoe
oeneans par bet befienbt, of ct Con
al 9uIperet iflilbe ioare til ct Ton
Stenful. iSet Rptteeffeften peo Sor-
.brGnoingen bIiper iaa itor; bet BIZ.
Der omtrent rsgfrt SorbrRnoing. Si'
ben bar ser npret itiae ON Sagen
MI.
Gen itsrIte @anIfeIigbeS lig9er
efter Sngenier Sbaulotus Wening
ceri, of grobnftionen bliper afben.
ala Of @eir o. @inb, ioet Soroen fal
l~ufttsrfes; men oct iiges, at Spftn.
oeren ifaI bare fiiroet op noget meo
at pIpie Wpren ON Soften og lobe Oct
uppIsieoe frpie ON ginteren, oa biz
Der set Iettere at tsrfe ON gdaren.
SpfinSelien Ioper meaet. Spsres.
er, ON oen fan boloe bet.
Deb Senipu iii BET npe grGnbiels
Spne iii at fonfurrere meo Stenflil,
iua msSes Der Ell 9eer9nsning. Set
ton nemIia fun bruees peo ipeciele
Sprinasanl9e. S Spn bliper Oct
reppe brusbart. Oct MAJ bIioe peo
iamt peS Sotomptip-
YuIperet fol nenilig blGies
mo | SprIfeoet iammen meo 9nit, !.
>erpeo iaor man en- iaa fuloit9noi9 :
SorbrGnoins.
5 Stenf,iI uSupttes fun en- meget Z
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-22

SenS "0ecorab.B oIten" til Slalt
% 8enner | oct sanlIe Sano.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-22

Granger De eu Spmaifine? "Sus.
benneu" er ioa sob Tom nogen anben
Spmaifine til ben bobbeIte Yris.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-22

bIeb Ioeriiencf meS Z gsrn. 1851 us.
panbreoe BAN til amerifa % boiatte ie
| Glap 60. Winn. o9 bar belle Sibeu boei
Der til fin 9so. Sen ste Sebrrar blet
ban ie~ngeliesenSe os fra bette Spseleie
ltoo ban aIbrie op mere. &Iofteu 5 ON
Rorgeneu ben 17be gearts befrieoe Dss
Den 6am fra bans 2ibelier. bbiItet bar
ham eu 8l9be ba ban pentebe meS ins
berIig 99neiel paa. at Sub piIbe befri
BAN fra bans Smerter.
Gan bar beb fuIo g~entoitbeb til bet iios
ite gieblit
San babe Iibt al &rGft I 2eperen |
l9ngere Sib. ltaetet ban babbe ben BEDS
tie 29sebi9Ip. tunoe De intet 9jsre. Gue
bans gsrn tilitebe beo Seosleiet.
Yaitor 8otbne forrettebe | Ssr9ebuiet
os beb 9irfen. Segrauelien faubt Steb
fra Siemmet ben 21be Iarts unber
itIGbpdnlig Selta9elie. X.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-22
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2uufurIaa ON IrbeiSerfurifrin

2ppforIas om grbeiberforiifrins
arbeioseipere fra ben peitliee Del Al
Staten bill Den 22be bs. meoe / 60
@rosie for inmmen meo BEN Of Sc.
gislatiren neoiatte aomite OF bis
futere De TO 9ppfori1ag ON Irbeiber.
foriifring, iom nPpnte aomite bill
iorelegge nPite SegisIatur. Oct enc
al oisie 2opioriIag gaar no paa al
Tempe arbeiosgipernes anioorligbeb
ligeoberfor %inabanne Irbeioere, Der
peo a~n9ioelige SorismnieIier fra oe
fsritnppnteS SIDE bliber beifaoiae0e,
% oct anoet beitemmer iditc @uot-
9isrelier for llbelb eller l1lpfter, Der
oGffes peb Soriifrins eIer asiil.
rance.
aummisiipusitprc | Gan Shire.
Sibite Nanbag bar en- betpbnings.
fltlb Gag for Can Claire, i6et gpen
ga artog fit npe Stpre unoer Sta
tens &ommisiipnslop. Wapor SSobn
Sleming iamt ReoIemmcrne n.
g. Bono oa Sobn Sltebi6 piI berefter
paretaae 9pens Carp. 9~pItpreIien
Tor al Wopor oa tppe suber.
mpno, men iad er oct ga ogiaa Me.
ningen, at DC tire aommiSiPrer IfaG
onoenoe belle lin Sio / gpens Siene.
og 9snnen er FOR Waporens pes.
$500 ON 9(aret, meoeus
DC TO andre Meolemmer foar
5000.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-04-04
LIMIT FOR ARSON
GIVEN BOY WHO
BURNED BOX PLANT
George keber Gets Seven Years
for Starting Fire Which
Killed Brother.

George Keber, the 22-year-old lad
| who on June 80. 1909, set fire to the
plant of the Meadow Paper Box and
Board Company, at Blanchard street
and Morris Canal, causing a fire that
burned the big plant to the ground
and also caused the death OF John
keber, his brother. received the llmlt
sentence for arson by Judge Thomas y.
Davis today and will spend the next
seven years in the State prison at
Trenton.
you are a young man." said Judge
Davis in imposing sentence. but you
seem to be q dangerous one. You a
only been out of a ~reformatory, where
YOU had been confined for q similar
crime, less than two months when you
started this fire. | do not believe you
intended to burn up your brother. An
examination as TO your sanity proved
you sane, so you are responsible for
your acts"
Keber had nothing to say as he was
lead away.
a determined effort was made by G.
H. Kuntslich, a New York lawyer, to
save Wolf Prayer, convicted of desert
ing his wife and minor children in this
CltY Ill lJU, lIOIil d jan SSiitSINN, 1'N
vain. Prayer will serve one year in the
Essex county penitentiary.
Prayer had a wife and seven children
in this city and another wife n three
children in New York city. He claimed
he had obtained a "rabbanical divorce"
from the Newark wife and that she had
assented to the same. He was found
guilty by a jury, however, and Judge
Davis refused to listen to mercy pleas
for him.
Attorney kuntslich, after sentence
had meen imposed, tried to have a stay
granted, in order to allow Prayer to set
tie up his business affairs in New YORK
city, where he has a grocery business.
but on objection of Prosecutor Mott
this was refused, as it would allow a
sentenced prisoner to leave the State.
Joseph Donate and Joseph Ross, ON
victed of breaking and entering, were
sentenced to two years in State prison.
They entered the millinery store OF
Samuel Mosias, in Springfield avenue,
on the night of February 2 and stole
1928 worth of ribbons and plumes. Both
are young men less than 20 years OLD,
but have served time in a Massaehu-
sets reformatory for robbery.
II the case of Louis Rizzolo, of lrV-
ington, convicted of assault and BAT
terry, sentence was suspended n he
was placed on probation for two years,
with a fine of twenty-five cents a
week. A similar sentence was imposed
on William Leroy, of Orange, and on
Peter MCGEE, of Belleville. In McGee's
case he must pay a fine Of fifty cents
a week. William Wallac and Peter
Sopkiewisz, both of Newark, got off on
probation, with twenty-five cents
weekly fines. They were convicted of
assault and battery.
Amos Marsh, William Green, Will
lam Jackson, all colored, convicted of
petit larceny, were turned loose on
suspended sentences.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-04-04
SUBWAY GRAB BILL
ANALYzEO BY A
NEWARK TAXPAYER


undermine any and every city park
within the limits of this Newark of
ours, and they may break the surface
of such park at any point or at any
number of points whatsoever when they
in their wisdom deem it necessary or
even Convenient to afford means of
access from the street to the subsur-
face road. Not only so, but they may
thus undermine every public school,
house and every pubic schoolyard.
They may break the surface of such
yard and "if necessary or even con-
venient' to afford means of access to
the depths below they may break a
portion of the school house building.
y y II Il
The power is too vast and too
centralized and too completely without
check to entrust to any group of five
men now or at any other time. our
whole system is based upon the prin-
ciple of safeguarding the peoples rights
and of removing temptation from off-
cialdom by the broadcast possible diffu-
sion of power consistent with sound
governmental policy.
The people of Newark need these
transit facilities; the railroad company
needs a site for its terminal station.
Very well. The people will pay their
portion and pay it well when they come
to pay their fare; and let the railroad
company pay it's portion now, for they
shall highly profit hereafter. If they
want land they have their own lanu
already in the vicinity of the proposed
site for the terminal station. Let them
use that. If that does not give suffi
cient acreage let them purchase more
land, land which is not entrusted, as
is park land to the city to hold in
stewardship for our children, but land
which is vested in private ownership,
the proprietors of which will be very
glad to sell. Yes. Mr.. Editor, let the
railroad company go buy their land oil
let them go to Gehenna!
PUBLIC PARKS.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-04-04
WASHINGTON ORDERS
SPY SUSPECTS FREED.
japanese Were Arrested for
Trying to Get Fort Pictures.

MANILA, April 4.-The two jap
anese who were arrested for attempting
to purchase photographs of the forti-
fications of Corregidor have been re-
leased upon orders from Secretary Of
War Dickinson. The local military
authorities made a mystery of the re-
lease, and although the men were lib
Grated last evening the officers de-
clined to admit the fact until today.
Justice Trent today directed the is
suance of a writ returnable Wednes-
day directing Major-General Duvall to
produce the prisoners in court. The
release terminates the proceedings.
The civil authorities were discussing
the prosecution of the men as spies
when the secretary's order for their
release was received. The civil author
tiles had about concluded that it would
be impossible to secure convictions and
had planned to recommend to the war
department that the prisoners be set
free.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-04-04
HOWE'S REFUSAL MIGHT
SOLVE CUMBERLAND MIDDLE
Would Find Place for MinCh and
Give Nichols Clear Field.
TFrom a Staff Correspondent

TRENTON, April flax Commits
sioner John Howe, of Newark, has not
notified Governor Fort what he pro-
poses to do abou the offer made to
appoint him to the State Board Of
Equalization of Taxes, and unless he
changes his determination to remain a
member of the Newark board and so
refuse State Offices the biggest remain
ing plum on the Governors tree Will
probably go to South Jersey. Much
pressure is being brought to bear in
behalf of Senator Wilson, of Atlantic,
for the place.
Senator Minch, of Cumberland, is
said to be in line if Mr.. Howe does
not accept. Mr.. Minch as State Tax
Board member would clear the field
for Asaemblyman Nichols to run for
senator in Cumberland.
Leslie r. Fort, the Governors son
and secretary, has been recommended
to the Governor for the vacancy in the
State Tax Board by some of his news
paper contemporaries n others. Mr..
Fort is in no sense a candidate for the
office. The Governor said today that
he did not expect to send any nomi-
nations to the Senate before tomorrow.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-04-04
BREAKS HIS BACK EARNING
MONEY TO SEND FOR SON
Missing Frank Austin's Where
abouts Learned Thro' Acct
dent That Befalis Him.

Frank Austin, who disappeared from
Newark last summer and who was
sought by his 7-year-old son through
the newspapers, is dying in the City
Hospital as the result of a broke back
he sustained While e~ndeavoring to earn
money enough to send for the boy.
After the death of his wife five years
ago Austin, who had a good job with
a local leather company, fell in with
bad company and gradually got 50
deeply in debt he could not see his
way cut.
So one morning last summer Austin
did not show up for work and he was
not again seen in his old haunts. Mrs.
Marie Tinquer, of SO Columbia street,
with whom Austin and his little son
boarded. felt SO keenly the boys dis
tress hat she made every effort to
find his father. When these efforts
failed Mrs. Tinquer adopted the boy,
Meantime Austin had drifted as far
as Albion. y. Y. where he obtained
work On d farm. 1t was his intention,
he has since said. to save his meagre
earnings and send for his little son.
That plan was frustrated by the acci-
dent which will, it is feared, cause
Austin's death.
While he was picking apples October
g he fell from the tree and his back
was broken, He was sent to the Or
leans hospital. He worried so much
about his son that it was decided to
send him to Newark. Austin was
brought pack to the columbia street
house to die. DR.. Edwin Redmond,
who was called in to attend him, or
dered his immediate removal to the
City Hospital. At the hospital it was
said the man cannot live.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-04-04
All CASES ON DOCKET FOR
APRIL TERM OF COURT.
Ninety-four Actions Against
Public Service Corporation.

The calendar for the April term in the
and Circuit courts, which
opens tomorrow, shows a decrease OF
81 cases as compared with the number
listed during the preceding term which
ended last Friday.
on the present calendar there are
All cases to be tried, of which "a are
against the Public Service Rail
way Company. During the December
term the Public Service Company rae
105 cases on the docket.
Contract cases number 1889 this term
against 1879 during the preceding term,
while actions in tort count 22S for the
April term, u less than were on the
list during the previous term. OF the
cases listed for the April term 1853 are
in the Supreme Court and 254 in the
Circuit Court. In the December term
the Supreme Court cases numbered 1f2,
and the Circuit cases 312.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-04-04
CHINAMAN DENIES GUILT
In EMBEZZI. EMENT CHARGE.

At the request of counsel for the
complainant. the examination of Hum
on, a Chinaman, charged by Ye Low,
manager for Wah Chong Lun e. Co, of
10 Lafayette street, with embezzlement
of $725, was postponed until Wednes-
day, when witnesses for both sides will
be produced n a lawyer from New
York appear for the accused.
Hum On, who was formerly a book
keeper for the Lafayette street con-
Germ, stoutly denied his guilt. The ar
rest was made by Sergeants Meehan
and Donovan, of the detective bureau,
who were assigned to the case at the
time of the robbery and who traced the
alleged fugitive to Long Branch. 1t
seem that Willie Hung, known as the
Mayor Of Newark's Chinatown" may
also have some charge of a like nature
TO make against his countryman. In
the meantime the prisoner is held in
81. ono