Newark post., 1910-08-31

DPlaWdTSdtlS a> Stplclli-
her 3rd There are few
srots that are so c,osely associated
with the real beginnings OF the Nation
as th5t beautiful spot--Coochs Bridge.
All you people who have been
away-~haye you found spot equal to
the horne in Newark. Little bts %
improvements YOU liav, seen in other
ulaces, tell TO us ard let Us make our
town abe best OF the Dcsr you have
seen.
One of our auto enthusiasts had a
thrilling experience last week, prov
ing to those who witnessed the sight
that the OLD can in emergency go
ahead of the NEW. Well, as | was
saying, his auto got stuck i'll the mud
not IN town, no, ii might have oc-
Cured there. but it didn't; it was out
in the country. He called for assist
ance. Two sturdy oxen representing
the old regime were hitched to the
auto suggestive of the Twentieth CEN
tury. Although the power OF those
animals sacred to scenes OF other days
was marvellous, ii was insufficient to
move the engine OF twentieth century
deviltry The patience oi the oxen
and the inpatience Of the onlookers
was very marked. Engineern g ingen-
rity suggested putting on the power.
With the celebrity OF a trained chaut-
feur he cranked the machine and put
on the power Here is where the
trouble started. Again it was prone
that theory and practice are not al
ways in accord, for the lethargy OF
the ages was aroused and the oxen
madk a dash that was interesting,
| though it may never be recorded in the
files Of time. 1t was race for life
VS.. run for supremacy. Long will
that contest between the OLD and
NEW be remembered. No serious
damage was done and today the little
car was seen standing on the street
and [ 'stopped--and heard that gentle
ptlrr so dear to the heart OF true
autoist.
By the returns in the personal col
d umn it seems that there should soon
Il he some real live news.
The school children are beginning
i to look around for bargains in tablets
pcncils and school paraphernalia. In
t,uiries are bong made regarding sup
u ply Of candies and pickles.
Il The school ina-am walks with renew
= ed suggestion OF power,
"You may speak OF queen or empress
Il Or other ladies royal,
Not one of them has hall the power
subjects half as loyal
S the little school ma am who trips
along the way
\ To take the chair she makes a
throne
At nine O'Clock each day"
fONE AND DIRT ON MAIN
STREET
g. b. again. off again, gone again.
ipned) Flanagan, ui the Street
Committee.
4 representative Of the Pennsylvania
hilruad Company was around yes
rday post ng the following timel.
hrnin2s to all who are in the habi
46f using the tracks as highways:
81 WARMING!
8 Do not walk ON rail- Dad tracks.
q Tou invite death when you walk OF
the railroad.
d Many persons walk ON or across th'
5railroad tracks in thoughtless man
Aner, giving little heed to the DANCE
Athey incur Of sudden death or seriou
8injury.
q Walking on the Railroad is danger
# oGs at al times
a In emergencies trains are run ii
Srcverse directions on double tract
7raiItoads In stepping from one tract
q TO avoid a train, there is great risk o
q stepping in trout OF train on tn
U other track.
q Railroads are not public highways.
d Bear in mind that railroads are no
q public highways and should not b
used as such; it is unlawful, and als'
q cannot be done without serious risk
q SEWER.
4 The sewer question has been de
4cided. No opposition. The bone G
Acontenton is now which one can ge
in first.