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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-05-05

the province of New Jersey, Burling-
ton, printed by Isaac Collins, l773, and
other New Jersey imprints are of great
historic value.
The Rev. Joseph S. Folsom loans the
dissertations on the prophecies by
Thomas Nelson, 1887, Elizabethtown.
More than 100 books and brochures
loaned by William Nelson are carefully
selected and of deep interest. The
universal Songster'' on its title page
tells hat it contains a choice collection
of the most fashionable songs, n
that 1t was printed and published by
Benjamin Odds in 1884. Many orations
delivered on various occasions in the
later years of the eighteenth century
contain quaint and tlowery patriotic
passages in literary style of the time.
An "Essayt-on Slavery by Daniel
Sharp. Burlington. printed by Isaac
Collins in 1878. was at the time q dar-
ing piece of writing, and today is a
literary gem and curiosity.
"a Brief History of That Old Serpent
Called the Devil" by L. D.. Fleming,
and published by James Cox, 1914, offers
interesting moments for the reader
even at this belated day.
First Law Book.
The first law book printed in New
Jersey and the first law book printed
in Newark are shown. The former
deals with the office, duty and authority
of justices of the peace and was
printed in 1764. The latter is a treatise
on the jurisdiction and proceedings of
justices of the peace in civil suits by
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-05-05
OLD NEWARK PORTRAITS
EXHIBITED AT LIBRARY,

Family portraits of Newark people
are shown in an exhibition Which opens
today at the Free Public Library under
the auspices of the Newark Museum
Association. The gallery walls are
hung with portraits loaned by the
owners, making a very interesting his
torical display and an art exhibition
of no mean order.
Some of the portraits are very old,
and, though they do not year the names
of the artists, show the master touch
through faded and cracked surfaces. A
collection of miniatures is of especial
interest n includes many excellently
painted portraits.
The list of portraits is as follows.
AMI Dodd, for many years president
of the Mutual Life Insurance Company;
Justice Joseph p. Bradley. associate
justice of the United States Supreme
Court. lent by the Prudential Insurance
Company; Robert l.. Patterson. first
president of the Mutual Beneft Life
Insurance Company; Robert Ballan-
tine, lent by Mrs. Ballantine; General
Theodore Runyon, 1S22-1S96, chancellor
of the state of New Jersey. ambassador
to Germany, lent by Mrs. e. Alvah
Wilkinson: Silas Condit. president of
the National Newark Banking Com
pany. 1S2O-1S42, lent by the National
Newark Banking Company; Elisha
Boudinot. lent by the National Newark
Banking Company; Colonel Edward II.
Wright, lent by the Essex Club: Pen
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-05-05
OLD IS GOING
AT WASHINGTON PLACE
HEBREW BAKERS PLAN
COOPERATIVE SHOP

Before the end of the preset.t sum
nicr. according to plans. Il ~''to-opera-
ave-" bakery win be established by a
number of prominent Hebrews in this
city. 1t is expected that bread viii
be sold At three cents per pound. and
that with this low price and the pay
ing of better prices to bakers. the COM
pany, which will be formed to run the
shops on a cooperative basis, expects
to make Il fair profit.
Plans looking to the establishment
of this bakery were formulated at a
meeting held last night in Columbia
Hall on Prince street. and attended by
almost 2,o0o enthusiastic Hebrews. The
meeting was Il result of the present
strike, and was presided over by elias
Bierer. Several speeches were made
on the subject of better wages and bet
ter shop-conditions. among the speak
erS being Philip Bever, John Bosch Of
the Essex Trades Council. Joseph Coz
zolino and Abraham Genzier.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-05-05

of the comet, which was then looked
forward to as a visitor in 1882. Law
books published between 1850 and 1921
completes his loan of thirteen volumes.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-05-05
MISSING HARRISON MAN
WAS ILL IN HOSPITAL.
DupIa Was Thought to
Have Met With Foul PLAY.

Superstition in Harrison that julius
Dupla, 81 years old, who disappeared
from that town Saturday night, had
been beaten and later thrown into the
river, was today proved to be erroneous.
Dupla, who was taken suddenly i'll
near the Continental Hotel, this city,
Saturday night, was today located in
the City Hospital, where he a been
confined since under the name of Dup
Ter.
Relatives of Dupla had asked the
police to aid in a search for him, a
ing foul play. 1t was known that he
had been in a fight on the night of his
disappearance. The row occurred, ac-
cording to stories told to the Harrison
police, III a saloon n Dupla rNran
in the direction of this city.
James Brennan, a resident of Harm
SON, who was a witness to the bra W.T.
today told the police of the incident.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-05-05
Building Familiar to Generations
OF Newarkers Being Torn
Down for New Structure.

The old, weather-stained frame build
ing at Broad street and Washington
place. which is being demolished. was
erected a long time ago. 1t was used
as a retail cigar store for many years,
and before that there was a drug store
there.
A resident Of Washington place said
today he remembered we'll that when he
was a lad there was a conservatory on
the site of the old house. He could not
recall when the latter was built, but ne
knew that Thomas Norris, a wealthy
a lived in a splendid house where il
Washington place now is, and thai ms
land ran back so 1tn to where the Ealihe
& Co. building now is.
Mr.. Norris loved flowers and fruit.
He had apple, pear, plum and peach
trees ON his dand, and he had Il large
conservatory at the corner of what Is
now Washington place ANA Halsey
street. That vas more n sixty
years ago. Central avenue was u
through the middle of the Norris prop
erty from Broad street.
When the old Ward property in
Washington street, between Bleecker
and what is now Central avenue, was
sold at auction. a committee bid in all
but four OF the lots for a site for a
Roman Catholic church. Mr.. Norris.
who was a Protestant, was the puf-
chaser Of the four lots, and when he
heard that they were wanted to com
plete IA site for a Catholic church he
invited Father Moran to call at his
residence. He not only transferred the
lots to the priest for the price he paid
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-05-05

nington Whitehead, lent by the Essex
Club; Henry c.. Pitney, vice-chancellor
Of New Jersey, lent by the family,
painted by Ellis Roberts.
Elias c. Doremus, lent by the Ameri-
can Insurance Company; daughter Of
Robert Cumming, painted by Harding;
Charlotte Mercer, wife of Theodore
Frelinghuysen, 17S4-1S54; Eliza Vardill,
wife Of william Mercer. tTSs-1s24;
Peter Schenck Mercer. 1776-1s35: Mary
Schcnck, wife Of Archibald Mercer,
174S-1S0S: John Noble Cumming, 1910;
Frederick 7. F~relinghuysen. 1S17-1SS5,
L. :. Senator, secretary of State of
the United States; Theodore Freling-
huysen, 1S29-1s62, u. S. Senator, presi-
cent Of Rutgers College. Chancellor
of the University of New York; Cen
eral Frederick Frelinehuysen, 11o2-
1904, L. S. Senator. 1888. William b.
Kinney; Thomas T. Kinney; Judge
Thomas N. McCarter; William II,
Murphy, father of Franklin Murphy,
lent by Franklin Murphy; Franklin
Murphy, Ex-Governor of New Jersey;
children of w. Campbell Clark, painted
by Jongers; Cortlandt Parker, lent by
the Messrs. Parker; cortlandt Parker,
lent by the Messrs. Parker; Mrs. Cort-
landt Parker, lent by the Mcssrs.
Parker: Mrs. r. w. Meade, mother of
General George G. Meade. lent by the
Messrs. Parker: James Parker, l716-
1865, father of Cortlandt Parker, lent by
Messrs. Parker; William Wright. L. 5,
Senator, lent by Colonel Edward IL.
Wright; Mrs. William Wright. lent by
Colonel Edward H.. Wright; Baroness
Covers. lent by Colonel Edward IL.
Wright; George Gates Ross, portrait
the artist by himself; miniatures,
lent by Adrianna futile through the
courtesy of the owners.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-05-05
ATTEMPTED SUICIDES
PLEA MOVES JUDGE.

Arraigned in the Fourth Precinct
Court on a charge OF attempted suicide
Albert Friedman, 3S years old, of 1Is
Sixteenth venue. pleaded so hard for
his liberty and was 50 ably seconded
by friends and relatives that 1t was
decided to give him another chance.
When Friedman's son returned from
the bah game Sunday he found his
father unconscious from gas poisoning
The MAJ was sent to the City Hos
pital. where he recovered.
Friedman declared he would not
attempted his life had he been sober,
and relatives promised to see to 1t
thai he was not guilty of that brand of
~disorderlY conduct again.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-05-05
SUNDAY SCHOOL WORKER
SAYS INDIA is EVANGELIZED.

There was another session this after
noon in the First Presbyterian Church
in the two days convention, which is
being held under the auspices of the
Worlds Sunday School Association.
In a general review of the work
Marion Lawrence. general secretary,
said that since the organization of
the association in 1889 India has been
evangelical. and that there are now
Ii. 900 Sunday schools there with a total
enrolment of 100000 members.
There will be another session tonight
when the convention will adjourn.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-05-05
HUSBAND, FREED FROM
JAIL, AGAIN ARRESTED,

After being out OF the penitcntiary
but a few weeks. where he had served
a term for stabbing his son, Robert IL.
Edwards, As years old, of 10 Nicholson
street, was again brought into the
First Criminal Court today. This time
he is accused of ~maltreating his wife,
Mary, and beating her so severely that
both her eyes were blackened and n
tooth knocked out.
The assault Is alleged to have oc-
Cured Tuesday night and Edwards was
arrested by Patrolman Mcguire, of the
First Precinct. Mrs. Edwards was in
court today and showed the signs of
her brutal treatment. Judge Hahn held
Edwards in $500 bail to await the action
of the grand jury IN a charge of as
sault and battery.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-05-05
OLD new JERSEY
BOOKS SHOWN At
CARTERET EXHIBIT
Newark Publications of Colonial
Days Attraction at Free
Public Library.

Books, yellow and ragged, bearing
telling an eloquent story of the early
life of New Jersey. are shown at the
Free Public Library this week by the
Carteret Book Club. Sermons, Fourth
of July orations, dissertations on legal
topics and academic books on subjects
which were very seriously discussed in
the nations early days in this State
reflect the quaint culture of the time
and the modern reader is baffied in
rapid reading by the substitution OF
The letter ''f' where So is now used.
Well displayed so that a comprehen-
sive knowledge of the collection may
be CLEANED by the visitor without
handling the precious printed pages
which are brittle with age, the books
are opened at interesting pages, placed
so that title page and book plate may
he seen or placed in such position that
the carefully penned signature of for
mer owners may be scanned.
The books are loaned by the New
Jersey Historical Society; Edward n.
Crane, 354 Mt. Prospect venue the
Rev. Joseph S. Folsom, 912 South Six
teenth street; WilliamAN elson, Tren-
ton, and Vice-Chancellor James Il.
Howell.
Historical Society Loans.
Among the loans of the Historical
Society are: Woods's Newark Gazette,
1892; Rural Magazine, 1898; christian
Magnanimity,'' a sermon delivered at
Princeton, to which is added an address
10 seniors who we're to receive the
bachelor of arts degree, by Joseph With
erspoon, president of the College of New
Jersey, 1857; "History of the Colony of
Nova Caesaria, or New Jersey" an
account of the first settlement to 1921,
by Samuel Smith, published in 17G5.
Among the loans of Edward n.
Crane Is a pamphlet entitled. "Selec-
tions from the Correspondence of the
Executive of New Jersey, 17T6 to 1885,
published in Newark at the Newark
Daily Advertiser office, 1S4S. The first
New Testament published in the State,
1888; a bill in chancery of New Jersey
at the suit of Robert Barclay against
William, Earl of Stirling, and others.
proprietors of the eastern division of
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-05-05
COLLECTOR HELD For THEFT.

Charged with embezzling 800 from
the baking firm of Karl Horbacky In
corborated, 2ST Belmont venue ny
wnom he was employed as a collector,
Charles Glucke, SO years old, of 173
Belmont avenue, was arraigned in the
Fourth Precinct Court today before
Judge Herr and held in $500 bail for the
action of the grand jury. Horback,
who urged the complaint against
Glucke. declared that the money was
taken between September 2, 1909, and
April II last.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-05-05
HIS NINE CHILDREN SAVE HIM.

NEW ORLEANS, May 5.--Joseph
Vauthier was acquitted of the charge
of bigamy in st. Barnard parish last
night after his attorney made the plea
for acauittal on the ground that the de-
PENDANT was the father of nine chill
dren. All of the nine children We're In
court. No attempt was made to con-
troyert the fact that Nauthier had
Illegally married a second wife. Vau-
thier claimed that he was intoxicated.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-05-05
SIZES CITY ON FORGED NOTE.

CAMDEN, May Suit to recover
on the $1,000 note that caused Ira S.
Champion, former treasurer of Ocean
CITY. to be sentenced to state Prison
for four years on a charge of uttering
forged paper, has been instituted In
the Supreme Court by the Security
Trust Company here against Ocean
city. 1t is claimed that the city =
liable because the note WAS indorse
by Champion as the city
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-05-05
BRANDRETH DIVORCE ADVISED.

Samuel +. Bigelow, as special master,
has reported in favor of granting a di-
vorce on statutory grounds to Mrs.
Helen Stoddart Brandreth from Her
bert NJ. Brandreth. The Brandreths.
until December II, 1909, lived An a resi-
dence in North Seventh street.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-02-10
Gf6d W HisZpanii.

w Madryoie "a ulicy znaleziono
zw}oki dwojga osdb, u k,drych
stwierdzono, 4e zmarly wskutek
giodu. Cd poczatku z'my JUL die
wlec os6b zgine}o W Madrycie
6miercia g4odowa- Ma ulicach spo~
tyka sic gromady wynedsnia}ych
postaoi, a przytqliska So p1zepe}-
nione jak nigdy. Podobno zgroza
przejmuje patrzec ma ten obraz
nedzy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-02-10
Sprawl 0 wilka,

w pewuym folwarku, n%ieopodal
Warszawy, jak aonosi ,,Dzien +,
znajdowal sic wilk chowany, mar
jacy zwyczaj, wzorem swych psich
kuzyn6w, obwachiwac przyby}ych
gosc1. Zdarsy{o sic " tych czasach,
re w4asciciel wioski wpadt W koli'
Eye z wierzyciclem, skutkiem
czego ma podw6rze ziecha} komor~
mix celem zlicytowania ruchomo~
Sci. Cizba licytant6w s%}omianych
rzeczywistych zape}nia}a dziedzi~
nice, kiedy wyszedf v%}a6ciciel W
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-02-10
KSIAZKI DO NABOZENSTWA
DO AP47pl
ksi " iarusa.
500 $50 +. 3-rd Str,
Winonla, Mimi.

Persy n~a6oke1st.oa W ozdobne
miekklej sf6rkowej .orrawie :
'{oconym tytuliklem, z}ocone
brzegi. ! rs
Gkos Seyca -Zblor modi5w i pie6n
ola dusz, peboknyoh e. dutym
drukiem) oprawne " sk6rke. :
z}oconym tytulikiem, zfooone
Clos Serca- duiym drukiem.
oprawna wsk6rkee, Z okuciem j
zameczkiem, Z z}ooonym tytuli-
KEN, z}ooone brzegi.. .el.oo
Ani0t Ntr0& Chrze6cianina Katclika
sbi6r modlitw j pie6ni s}utacy
ola dusz pobotnYch roz16iaru
5xs99 cali " sk6rkowej olraRn
70 z}oconym tytulikiem, z}oc3fe
brxegi... $40
AaiN Str6&-w sk6rkowej oprswie
xokuoiem i klamerka, re xlooo-
nym tytulikiem, zlooone brse-
gl........ 800
Anidt Str6<-oprawny y moona
francnska sk6rke, gletkie ok1ads
HI, z4ocone brEegi, re z}ocouym
tytulikiem .......... 81. Is
Ani6i Stvo*-Oprawny v mocn4
francuska sk6rke, miekk,e oklad@
Il, zlocone brzegi 70 xloconym
tytuligiem $l.5c
Wyb6r najosobliwszych naboiehsvv
! piesni, ma duohow9 pooiechs i
Pozytek ludzi pobo&nych Z r64.
nych kslaegg xebrsny; oprawny II
sk6rke, z kolorowym obra1kiem
ma oksadce, ziooone brzegi (gru-
By druk). 90
<Wyb& oprawny " sk6rke : okp4
clem j klamerkaa, z@ooone brse-
81 (gruby drukl. sl.6o
Wionek ku ozci Naj6wietsze;; Mary
Fanny z r6tnych ~nabotehst~ =.
witty, oprawny v skorke, sloco.
ne brzegi, z z1oconym tytullkiem
z okuciem klamerk9 >-.,..tl.9 IS
Dunsna Ksiatka do nabo1ehstwa
ola wszystkich katclil6w, opra-
wna v sk6rke. zlocone brzegi :
z}ooonym tytulikiem. SC
Zbiorsk modzitv ola cz}onkow A.
stolstwa Serca .Jezusowego, o.
Prawny " sk6rke angielsta,
czerwone brzegi, z z}ooonym ty-
tullkiem 500. 1l.oo
Ks. L Ge11snego wyk}ad Ewange-
Iii Lekcyi na niedsiele ! 6wieta
ksiaAka do o6wiecenia i zbudo-
wanna duszy chrze6ciansko-ka-
tolickiej, Z gruntown-m vyjai-
nieniem roku koscielnego, nai-
E}6vniejszych ~obrzeddw koscisl~
nych, mszy 6wietej, nabotehstws
domowego l ola chorych, drog
krsyzo~ej, jakote5 iYciorysam.
sxietych Panskich, ozcsonyoh
mianowicie przez lud polsko-
katolicki, " czarnej oprawie 70
z1ooonym tytulik,em ...... $3.50
zyooty s.oietych Rhiskich na
M wszystkle dnie roku, pod}uR
maj wiarogodniejszych ir6del, wy
jetycb z dzie} ojctw doktord.
ko6cio{a 6w. opraoowane podluR
ks. OLGA @. Bitschnaua, Z u,
wsgledniem 6wietyoh pahskioh,
kt6rych wydala z,emia polska
a. do najnowszych czas6w. z 8
k~olorowymi obrazkami i prse~
szlo 500 drzeworytami. Najnow.
sze wydanie poprawnea W pie
knej oprawie t5.0e
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-02-10
kOnieC $Wiata.

Slynny %astronom Karol Flamma-
rion przepowlada ludzkosci konlec
swiata. Otto kometa Halley'a zbli-
ia sic do zieml ze ~straszllwa ssyb
ko6cia. Niedawno oddalony by} cd
zieml j~eszcze 0 s26 milion6w mil
angielsklch, a o6ecnie JUL tylko Q
40 milion6w. A vice W 76 dnlach
przeby1 droge 1876 milion6w mil
ang. Chy5os6 ia jeszcze sig po-
wiekszy, " miare bllskosci s}onca.
Dnia 20 kwietnia roku 1910 kome-
ia zblizy sig do z:emi ma Sc
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-02-10

CIEKAWE RZECZY


10000 m. w makulaturZe
Pewien handlarz .starzyzna "a
kupi} W banku rzeszy " Frankfurt
Gle mad Menem kilka mlech6w ma
kalatury (stary, niepotrzebnY pa
pier do zawijania. Red. Nazajutrz
ziawil sic u handlarza jeden u"
rzednik6w banku W towarzystwie
policjanta, ably przejrzec ME otwar-
tie dot9d ~jeszcze mieehy. Przytem
odkryto, re pomiedzy papie1em
leza1o 10000 marek W 70 tysiac
mark. banknotsch> kt6re byiy zgl~
nelly. Hsndlarz otrzyma} "a TO 50
NIX. wynagrodzenia i pe}nomocnic-
two do odebrania W banku rzeszy
ca}ego wagonu makulatury darmo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-02-10
OchroniOny cd strasZne-
20 niebeZpiecZenstWa.

,,Nigdy ME czu}em sic tax Bills
kim mego grobu" pisze Lewis
Chamblin, 2 Manchester, Ohio,
r. r.. No. 8 AJAX w-ten czsas, gdy
niebezpieczny kaszel choroba pfuc
zniszczyla mnie do lis funt6w ma
przekore rozmaitym lekantwom J
nallepszym lekarzom. A Re DIS
jeszcze ~ : zawdzieczam ]edYnie.
ORA Kingsa New Discovery, kt6re
mnie kompletnie wyleczyfo- Tera1
waze l6o funt6w j moge cieet tls
pracowac. Ono wylecsyko take
csworo moich dxieoi ehorych n n
krup." Niezawodne ma kaszel J
saziebienle, jest to najlepsse ] ME
zawodne lekarstwo ma grype, asst.
me, niebezpieczDe choroby p1uo ]
wszystkle uczucia htaniove, 500 j
sl.00. Butelk ma probe darmo.
|Gwarantowane przez NJ. J. Kowa
lleWsklego, aptekarza.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-02-10

towarzystwie wllczka, kJory swoln
zwyczajem nuz hiega6 cd jednege
do drugiego chalata, obwachujae
nalewkowskie zapachy. Gwa1t sit
poczaf W Izraelu, i jaki taxi, rate
wal sic ucieczka, kilku wpadlo y
kana1, waiawszy przyp6zna kapiel,
reszta ME opar}a sic az " miastecz.
ku, wzYwaj4c SHY zbrojnej ma
u6mierzenie dz1kiej bestyi. A tym-
zasem komornik spisa} protok6f,
odk4adajqc czynno6c dla bra H.
cytant6w. Rezultstem tel przygo-
dy by}a sprawl sadowa, kt6rej
rozgrYw al sic W Zjezdzie.
- - "-E..
W}a6ciciel wilka twierdzi, re miaf
on zamiar tylko obwachaG poszko=
kt6rzy przypdznej uzyli
kapieli. Oni za6 repllkuje, ze bye
il tax my6la} pozwany, ale
~1lk m6g} co innego myslec, ola
lego oni ratujac sic ucieczka do
narazili ma szwank swe
renne zdrowie i gsrderobe, domae
gaia sic wiec odszkodowania:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-02-10
UzyWajcie 60 cOdziennie.

UzyWajcie go cOdziennie.
Codziennie ukywanie Severy My
d1a Leczniczego Sk6rnego podczas
kapieli i prsy kapaIiu niemow14t
n,etylko, re oczyszcza upiekszs
plec, sk6re ma czaszoe ! w}osy, ale
nadto pomaga do zal'obiegania za-
palenlu i podraznieniu sk6ry i zstka-
nlu sic porow v sk51ze, co zwykle
eat przyczyna krostek, przyszczy-
k6w, wegr6w sxorstkosci j ozerwo
noscl skory, q co take powoduje
z6}tosc, olejowato6c, ople6nia{o6c j
'nne piezdrowotne stany sk6ry.
Wiasnc6ci leczoicze togo myd}a csy
MIG je szczegolnie posedanem pray
kapaniu niemowlat, prey myciu-
w}os6w j goleniu. Spr6baj 60. Cer
ma IS ceut6w. Ma s~przedaz u apte~
u odpowledz;alnych sgen-
F. Severa Co., Cedar
Rapids, IL.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-02-10
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PrCcesy 0 spadek
pc kr6lu Leopoldzie juz sic rozpo-
cze}y- KS. Ludvika Koburska ka.
za{a, Jak wladomo, pc 6mleroi kr6-
Ia op,eczetowae ca}y zamek Vain
court, nalezacy d.. baronowej
Vaughan. Baronowa zaprotesto.
wa}a przeclwko temu l process to-
ozy sig pred paryskim. sadem
apelacyjnym- Kr6l-~ Albert oraz
kslezniczki Stefania j Klemeu-
tyna pragna uniknac procesa skan-
dallcznego. Skarzy jedynie kslez-
niczka Ludwika.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-02-10

!, Imil:on6w mil Cd siohca do Ma drodse tel oczekisala@ go JUL
tego dnia bsdzle wldzalnYm. Dnia " samochodzie hrabina 2musna
ID maja gfowa komety mole znaA go, ably wsiadf do samochodu, kt6-
lesc sic " niebezpiecznie blaskim 'ry nastepnie vpraw1fa v szalone1
|s9siedztwie ziemi, DO t,lko v pro- tempo choac uwiese muzyka. zroz-
mieniu is milion6N ang. mil. A paczony artysta zdoiaf ostateczn1el
|ogon komety slega M 9o-a5 mi. wYskoczy6 : samoohodu j uciec
lon6w mil. Moze vlec TAX u pred mi}o6cia, Owa hrabina znikla
zhmia dosta6 SIG v zakres jego cd tego czasu bez 6adu.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-24

dwelling houses but also by the efforts
made TO beautify the city The authori-
ties do not wait to lay out and grade
streets until n number ~ houses are
built. The territory surrounding Berlin
u already mapped out To meet the Cundi-
tons that will probably arise ten or twenty
years from now
In making the maps great care - used
To provide for beautiful effects. "a C'n-
struct n pretty Strassenhild. street pie
ture. To Use tho technical expression.
In the new districts rectangular street
crossings are forbidden and all the str.ets
cross each other AZ sharp angles In
this way stars ar. formed from time To
time. the sharp corners ar' cut on and
wherever three or more streets come to-
gether a small flower garden ar park IL
laid out
All the streets have either gardens IN
front of the houses. and they are not
the conventional grass plots with inn
possible cast iron urns. etc. but bright
little flowers beds ar broad iiowsrhcdS
u the middle. bet w.en the two rnadways
Bet we~n the trees climbing plants arr
trained IN graceful curves. the whole
length of the street thus forming an un.
Interrupted garland Of green and bright
colors Add 10 this the gay flowers upon
every one Of the innumerable balconies
and il will he admitted that the B.r-
liner who declares that II is "a pleasure To-
the eve TO stroll through the streets ~
hi- home city, and is Mortified al the IN