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The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1910-12-23
Notice to Debtors and Creditors

INOtlce 10 DebtOrS and Creditors
GEORGIA, Cobb County.
All persons indebted to the estate of
s. E. Floyd, late of said county, de-
ceased, are hereby notified to make
payment to the undersigned imme-
diately, and all persons having claims
against said estate are required to tile
same with the undersigned, as pro.
vided by law. This Dece7abe2 IS. 1916.
MRS. T. L. FLOYD,
Austell, Ga.
Administrators Estate s. E. Floyd,
deceased. decQ3-A
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1910-12-23

FOR SALE CHEAP-La Large farm
mule. The fret offer of $l25 gets him.
Marietta Coca Cola Bottling Co. 23-4t
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1910-12-23
Judge Fite PreSidsS.

Judge Fite, OF Cartersvitie, presided
in the Superior Court for Judge Morris
Wednesday and Thursday in dtsquali-
fed cases.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1910-12-23

Full line of Pine and Hard
wood Mantels, Crates and Tile
at our Office & warehouse, At
lanta street.
]. ]. Black Lumber Co.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1910-12-23
Mr.. Cuts to Preach.

Rev. W. Lee Cults will preach at the
Baptist church at Smyrna next Sun
day, Christmas day.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1910-12-23

Full line of Holiday Neckwear
at-DUPRE d WALLACE.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1910-12-23

DR.. J. F. Cotton, of Powder Springs,
spent few days with Mr.. and Mrs.
S. A. Anderson last week.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1910-12-23

FOR Rent-Four-room house. Law
renee st. Mrs. H. G. Cole.
dec16 If
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1910-12-23

FOR SALE OR RENT-My
home on Lawrence street. Ap-
ply to me at KenneSaw House.
w. A. GATLIN.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1910-12-23

8 Phone 49, Smyrna, Ga.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-16

GumiIie 1reb. 5ersos in Jeuersses
fdhr. bis bic 5eueripebr eie 5tommtn
I0ihts.
5rou Qncb groip 1T in Wiooles
tcipn i'm aIter BON 50 Sahren an
Shndhe eeitorben.
8alentin Cation permnft IN 'sts
nem Ssftnment ieinen sou5en RdhlaB
feiner 9attin Rofd. 9ds beipegltne
Gigentbum bat einsn Wertb ppn
$1,000; Der @rnnobeiiB betrdst $4O0.
9bomas @. Smith puroe als
6ilfsabfh1ber BON berpsslidem eigsn'
tbum pom gpuntn 2lubitor 8rats
ernannt.
Die giienpdarsnbonelung pon
PAUL WbuIep in Srforo ipurbs pors
ssitern gum 8etrues BON $500 ourdl
iSeuer befhdbiet. Das 5euer entitaHo
in einem nit Gslfarben anssfulItsn
Shuppen.
Cute 8rdnnon ipuros s.itsrn
Ruhmittaa bon Rihter 0oro gum Sef
omien oes Sussnoasrihts ernannt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-16

Ritolnus aonitontinotpitih, Der In BITE
9erbannung ipdnbern muBte, tueil er
elmer dmsritaniitsn Qbeuteuerin suiiss
be bic Surefen iein.rWuiier fortnobm.
ioll Idnait, init Grlaubnib ots 3nren.
nit einern einfahen EiireermGbhen In
3tpar morgandtifher, aber burhous
rthtmdBieer Gbe, Der AUDI ainoer tnt.
iprofen iiHb, sufdmmtnlsbtn. Mud
leinem friih Derftorbenen gruber. btTn
Drobfiiriten gtore 4lernnorotpitfd.
Der ben 9iiel einss 9broHfolsers fiibr.
te, foldnge Der ehe oes 3arsn nod tein
Sobn ertiprpHen ipar, unb itintr
ihpdhlihen Geiunbbeit fpeeen inSiio.
ruBldnb .Itbie, erlaubie gliioIaus H..
tpie man periihtrt, lih ~unitoHbesecs
maj" nit elmer juaaen Dame bes tau.
taiilhen ooer srufiniihen abtls sa
perhsiratben.
Der peritorbene grobfiirft aIfris,
bes 3aren Sbtim, Der in paris bos
Tdiein zines miIiiOneni hneren unb sss
nubfroben 9ronoieianeurs fiihrte uno
bort Dor einsm Sahrt aeitorben In, bats
lie iih dls 19idbrig,r SiingIins burh
einen gefdnisen gopn nit elmer Dot
oame ieintr Wlutter in nlier Sils
troutn IaHeu. Sis hisB Wlarie sas
.opitd, uub ihr Batter mar Elm befdnn'
ter 8sIehrtsr unb Der grsieber bes ga
rem aleraneer H., bee 8aters bes
grobfiiriisn, getptisn. alerdnber III.
onnullirts bic Gbe ieines Sobnes tur-
serbano, obneRiidfidt barauf. edb aus
| ibr eIn Gobn herporsinp. Der ip1ier ben
gsomen Graf gslelpiioi" erhieIt uno
cine grin3efin 3rcubestoi helratbtit.
Dieier ilIssitimsn Ghpiessrtohisr bss
Grobfiirften Qlsris hinterlieB ibrigens
bic itons 5ersoein 3eneioe BON leuh7
| ienbsra. cine Shfpeiier oes Generals
Gsobeletp. bic bem @rebfiirittn in jdhs
rsIonaer Ireunoifdft suseibcn mar,
ihren peltbtriihmien gerIen'hmud.
| ;fiir ben grobfiiritsn4lsris fslbfi bottt
| fsin sSuaenbitrsif tpsiter feline ftlim-
men 7solaen. 4ber in reuertr ,3eti muBs
ten erti @robiiiriisn beimIihe 5eirdth
NIT oem gSerluiis alIer gbren unbWirz
| ben bssahlen; Der GrobFiirit Wlihasl
| mihailoDiiit, ois er iih in Gan Rss
mo nit Der gr6fin Sophie bon Wteren'
BERG, mnrsanotifhtn 3otttr bes grtns
asn Riioiaas pon Raiinu, rerbsirothets,
| bic oann pon ihrem Sntsi, BEN 9robs
bersooe bon Quremburs, sur ~0rnfin
BON 1orbp" asmdht rpuroe; Der 0rpb.
| FHrit gdul aleraubropitEf. Der iih in
| Qipcrno 1902 bic ssidisoene Jrdu oes
G5ensrals b. giiiobItors. asborsns Rors
nouiti4, antrauen lieb (otr bdptritte
prinsrsasnt madte iie sur ~0rdfin
bon Sobenf.litn), uno Der 0robflr't
anria, Der trrs oes 9srbotss bss ga
ren. feines gsttsrs, beifeu shsmnligs
| Gdu6aerin, bic oeidieoene 0robhsrso'
| ain giitpria WeIiita poH SeHen, gtbc'
rene griuseIIin BON Sa66ensaobura
unb Gotba beimfiihrte. ane ortt itHo
in,ipiiden rehobilitirt tporoeH, bttreisr
obsr ben gpben ibrer oeimntb nur 'tia
ten. gle siehen ihrn. ale orti, ben an
osuebmeren 4ufenibalt an ben ufern
Der Geins unb Der Ripierd Dor.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-16
0ebeime Chen i'm rniiiiden
3areubaus.

auI bem umipeee iiber paris iit Die
Ro1rihi an bic Sefisntlidieit selanat.
bob Der grobfiirit Wihasl bon Rub.
lamb, Der ein;ige 8ruoer oes 3aren
Hitolaus H.. fih btimlib uno unier
Iehr romantii6en umftdnoen NIT elmer
iungsR 5rau Dsrmdhit babe. bic bersiis
aiptimal ssIdiebsn iit. Sis III bic
2ohter zines ruIIiihen Senatcrs uno
permGblie iidb srfi NIT Serrn Serss
Marmontoip, einem betdnnten Uloss
tausr Miliiondr unp WGeen, Der audi
ben iiimmesfpoltieeH Sangsr ebiIja'
pine eutDedi bat. Serr Wlarmaniop
CAB ieine Satin frei. na6bem iis ibm
aeitanben battle. baB iis ibr 5er5 On ben
Iuneen @robfiirifen perloren babe, unD
Der 0robFurit Dermoblts fie, gum
5heine, nit sinem C'fi;isr zines Der
0arberesimeni.r, in eereu eifien sr GEE
fihri pirb. 5ebt foil er oief.s Shei-
mes iiberbriiiIis seiporotn iein unb nls
iunae Dome. naHbem oud ibre 5fDtiis
Gbe aeirsnni fpuree, felbif geheiraibei
baben. Gs rpirb obsupnrien b!eiben,
ob bic Welbung I'D, in allen GinSeIbei'
ten beItdtiat. Wuroe bic ghe iuirfiif
obne WiiIsn unb WileH bss 3areH &C.
| idloIIen, 10 ionnts lie nad bem 6dus'
aeiss Der ruTiinen aaiferfamiIie fiii
unaiiItig ertl1rs tperben. Gs mar!
freilih nidt bas eritt .Wsul. oob cir
Drosfiir5t iih Tn oIler 6eimiihffit ner
m1hIie. Wanhe Drobfiiritenebe mir
be man psrsebli6 In ben alien nni
neuen Sabrs1nsen bes gcthtfheH aof
iolsnbers fiahen. Wer iDeiB gum Bel
lipie! eiipos bopon. boB Der 0robfarF
Qiiolaus gaifolniespiin, Der asitrsns
Observation-Disclosures nes ptttrsburgsl
lMiliiGrbssiris, ber felt slpei JabreI
| NIT ber aeIdisbensn btr5Osinanaiiaiis
BON leuhtsnberg. etborenen prin3eiiii
pon Mpntenegro. DtrmdbIt III. am 4
| Gepstmbtr 1892 in srfter Gbe cine Der
Ipittnefe Hrnu Bcurenine gebeirdtbt
| botie2 H<m ftit u<br ais Drtibig Sab
rsn IN 1al9teut lsbsnb<n Grobflrittl
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-16
Die miBtrauii6en a6pr

Die miBtruuii9e aOpts
nider. Die aopsnider babtn aus
pem Sda ~ibrts" 6auptmanns B'.s
klm 9oigt Die notbietn asbrsn se5o.
ssu. Se iiHb jest ssasn aIIss, ipas
Uniform trdat. Elm penig mibtrauIit
e.Doroen. btIonbtrs tpenn &c tin
baupimann lit. 9dfiir litfert folz
etnce hibik 9tIti6te einfn 8epeis:
9as sfpeite Battalion nes Gliiabetbs
Aeainttnis in GbarlcttenbukI Nets
eno bate tiir3lih tiHe Rohtubung btt
S1psnid. gamii ben Wlonnihcften
am fribsn Dsorgn aaiiee ssssbtn
fperben tonHts. fubr Dor sinigen IA.
aen elm 6uapimann bes Regimtnis
nah Ropenid uno befiellte bort bel els
nsm 0oitipirtb fur 400 Wdnn Rof'
fee. 9os mar pem Wirth oerooffig.
aaum bate Der 6err 6duptmanH Nos
psnid psrlafIen. 10 ilinetlit btim elis
Iabet6 Regiment oos 1elephon uno
eg purbe aneefrast. Oh bic Sote init
ben 4affse, ben Der Gerr 9ouptmonn
bei,ellie, nenn audi ieine Hlhiieft't
habe. DiesmaI enipuppie iih sur
Hrsuoe b<s a0pnider Reitduratsurs
Der Cffisisr ois Elm e6ter 5cuptHsann.
Der Rprb i'm Walbe. Don
einer fhredlifen 8luttbai in RuBlano
iperbtn jesi bic Giu5elheisen hsoHni.
auf Der faiierliden apnnase 9hors
nanst in Der Rdbe BON gcIiu im Dous
urnerent Yobolien betpcbnfe tin
WoiDbiikr nit fsiner gomilis siu elm
lanes Dalo6aus. 9or einigtH la
een purbe Der Waiobiiier bon BEN
SrtspoIiSiIin unb 3spti Begl<itern
Raf,ts beiaht. Der Malbbii!eT be-
ipirtheis Teins OdFts, als Der Gtnborm
picBlih auffprang. isinsn Sab<I 5os
uno oIlts ejtlb isines OaIigsb<rs pera
Ianais. 4ls bieisr iih fpsigfrte. iruroe
er, feline s5rau nnb ftint zc4ter BON
ben Raubesisllen nKbsrgefhl0esn uno
| nit Wslern fhredlih sueeriMxt. Gin
Gobn b<s Molbbiissrs bntst itM untsr
fein gettperirohen. MIs bic Wl6so<s
Das 5ous pliinhrn ipOllien lam Der
alsejie Sobu beim. Aun bi<ier mare
bsiHnbe nisbergemoc3i rporbsn, bn Der
Dsnbarm piel il1rier mar. Nui bic
5ilferuie bss iunstn MdHnes l6|te ber
ileins 4rub<r bic erobku 0rfbunbs
Ipon Der Qetts. bie bic Wa6reer bud.
| hdbIi9 IN Glide Serridsn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-16

3as Jeueroepartement Dantons
loidte i'm 6ouie pcn Sobn Smitb,
3errace Gpe., Elm ourh eirlen fhdbhnf4
ten aamin entitanbenes 5euer.
- 9eorg MDIler, Der init ben beis
ben 6ereits Observation-Disclosures eins
eefansen purbe. per3ihtete auf eir
9proerbor uno ipuroe nnter $1,000
9iirsIhaft ben @robgeihtpnrensn
tibertuieien. Sn Grmangslltrg ots mo-
tbisen geIoes fpurbe er einseiperrt.
81. Ser3 Council SO. 1926 BON
tatboliiben Srbsr Der 5oreitsr bdIi
beute abenh cine 8sriammluns ob
Or. 6. 3. Spibslberesr tpiro eineReos
iiber 1uberfuloie baIten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-16
8ellebue uno 1aDtrtt

qatrid asrr, Der Iib aus fsiner
Wobnung Gn Der 8. IDe. entfernte
uno felt lsBien Jreitag DermiBt tparD,
nurbe geftern eefunbeu. gr fiel BON
elmer Bride nabe anoerlpns Jerrp an
Der Gentudper Seite bes 5luHes uno
nurbe sefdbrlib DerIest. gr Duroe
uah benz Cincinnati SpipitaI sebratt.
aerr III "a Sabre alt.
Der Stabtratb ponDanton bieii
geitern Mbenb cine 1erfammluns ab
uno befpro1 ben 9ertauf oes WaHers
ssrou1rfe. fonnte iebo6 sa feinem
Gntihlub tommsn.
- SO. O. parrott ipurbe an Gielle
Don SO. W. Spencer gum Direifor ber
9apton Dant erndrlHt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-16
8ie gertbdtteu Ser Guobobn in

- Die msrtltGtten Der Siiobabn in
2ublpp purben geitern auf etnige
Gage eefhIoFen, um notbjge Reporas
turen an ben 0umpftefeln por8unebz
men.
8as 5suerbepartement purbe
seitern mad Der @obnung bon 9ers
mann Sing, Ro. 35 2epnaro Strdbs
9erufsn, tppieIbit Elm 8rorO entItdnoen
mar, Der nur etnen un6eoeutenoen
S6aoen onrihtete.
- Rorp gtnna Snaus III i'm Ct
GIiTabetb 5oipitaL i'm 4lter pon 7e
Sahren geitorben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-16

SamiIfon aaSsis,u, qofaI.N,ti3n
auS Renisfeiten fno absnscben G6s
Der 4. nnS Charles Snafs. iinier
Nsert fiir 6amiltoH ,uobut Ne. 30f
0pro 1roEt Ctr. seIssbun tSomsI
Ro. 1912. SelcShon nui.rss aurrss
ipunSsnten: Srne go. 626 9
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-16
N E ir y o 7 t.

Tie Hciunurt Effiee fiir sas Gin
riauatier @oIfsbTatt" befinort iidl in
90. 33l gorf Gtras,. seaeniibsr eem
Gpurthanie, Boielblt geeuisfciieu, Tu'
seiscn r. I. ~. bis 10 llhr 45 Riruten
dbenSs cutgegsnscnummen uerSem
SelcphOu Soufh 2401. "
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-16

pa itor Snapp gee9rt.
Der go!oens SubiIdums airdenratb
i'm Sauie bss Serrn Paitor gu
9nTt
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-07-28
CHURCH DEMANDS $4,000
DAMAGES FROM RAILROAD.
Trenton Flock Sues Pennsy for
Alleged Nuisance.

TRENTON, July 2S.-Charging that
the Pennsylvania Railroad has injured
the church property and made it almost
impossible to hold sci Ices, the Rev.
Bolestan Kwitkowski, rector of the
Roman Catholic Church of st. Anthony
of Padua, in Jersey City, has begun
an action in the United States Circuit
Court to $4,000 damages from
the company.
Father Kwitkowski's bill also prays
for an Injunction to restrain the rail-
road from continuing the alleged
nuisance. st. Anthony's Church, in
Guiding a considerable amount of i'm
proved property used for church pur-
poses. is situated in the vicinity OF
Sixth street. where the railroad has
yard and shed facilities. The church
has held the property since 1884. Year
by year, according to Father Kwit-
kowski, the railroad has been moving
its tracks closer to the church and in
.lcreasing the amount of traffic in the
vicinity to the great detriment of both
the interior and exterior of the church
buildings. Smoke, coal dust, gases. Of
fensive ,odors and various noises result
Ing from the operation of a railroad
all go to make up the nuisance OF
which the priest complains.
At times, he asserts, 1t has been prac-
tically impossible to hold services in
the church.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-07-28
BEGIN WORK ON ASBURY'S
AVIATION GRANDSTAND.
Fund Now Lacks Only $500 of
$4,000 Subscription.

ASBURY PARK, July 2s.-Workmen
today began rearing the huge grand
stands at Aviation Park, Interlaken,
for the great aviation meet t be held
August 10 to 20. The stands will be
built by the City Improvement Com
pam which constructs and maintains
the ampitheatre for the carnival events
in this city.
There was an enthusiastic meeting
of the directors of. the club last night
with Colonel Mahlon R. Margerum. the
director-general, and Mr.. Randall his
chief assistant in the management of
the Interstate Fair. Colonel Mar
gerum reported that officers of the
State militia at Sea Girt are taking a
lively interest in the coming meet,
and there is every indication that the
State guard will have an important
part in the program.
j. G.. Warner reported last night that
he had in hand $14,6 $40 signed subscrip-
tons. Close to $1,000 cash had been
paid to Treasurer William A. Berry. A
soliciting committee was appointed to
continue the selling of stock, 1t hav-
ing been decided to subscribe $40, 600.
This committee is composed of J.. c.
Warner, Mrs. Margaret H.. Frost, Ran
dolph Miller, Postmaster William H.
Barnard, L. r. Taylor and DR.. A. 8.
Burton.
A draft for $500 was sent to the
United States Tent and Awning Com
pany as first payment on the contract
to supply two miles OF 15-foot canvas
wall to inclose the grounds. This wall
will be up August 8.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-07-28
CLOAK STRIKERS AND
MANUFACTURERS CONFER,
Meeting to Settle Dispute
Brought About by L. D. Brandeis

NEW YORK, July H.-Prospect for
an early settlement of the garment
makers strike, which has involved up
wards of $4,000 workers and democrat
lied the women's clothing trade for
several weeks past, appeared bright to-
day with the assembling of representa-
tives of the conflicting interests for a
conference.
The conferees comprise ten represen-
tatlves from the Cloak, Suit and Skirt
Manufacturers' Association and a
strikers committee of equal size. Louis
u. was asked to come from
Boston to preside over the conference,
and readily consented, as it was large
ly through his efforts that the negotia-
lions for a conference reached a sue
cessful conclusion.
The negotiations, which lasted over
d week, were complicated by the many
divergent claims Of various grades OF
workers for recognition of their par.
tlcuiar demands, and the conferees to-
day faced an equal difficulty in the
task OF reconciling Emergencies in
claims by the strikers and in finding a
basis for an agreement between the
workers as a body and their employers
In general, the strikers have demanded
better working conditions, increased
wages and recognition Of their unior
organizations.
In spite of the admitted difficulty
in settling the many complications fac.
ing them, the conferees were hopeful,
of early preparing a common GROUND
On WhtRh n ho.f- D.. = al 4I&o--
OF the trouble could be arranged.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-07-28
1000 BRAY DEMOCRATS
ATTEND ANNUAL PICNIC.
Prominent Party Members En-
Joy Social Evening.

More than 1000 followers of the
James A. Bray standard and promi-
lent Democrats from all over Essex
County were present last night at the
third annual picnic of the James A.
Bray Association, which was held in
Wevers's Park and Colosseum.
The sentiment among the politicians
in attendance appeared to be In favor
of Woodrow Wilson as gubernatorial
candidate.
Senator Silzer and Frank Katzenbach
sent letters of regret for their absence.
They were attending the Mercer county
Democratic picnic last evening.
Tyler Parmly, chairman of the
Democratic County Committee, was
among the early arrivals.
Among those on the reception COM
mittee were: Mayor Jacob Haussling.
chairman: James r. Nugent, Sheriff
William Harrigan, William Pennington,
Emil Wohlfarth, Anthony G. Kroehl,
James +. Connolly, Harry B. O'Con-
nell, Patrick J.. Cauf1eld. James A. Bray,
Elmer A. Day, Isaac S~hoenthal. Louis
v. Aronson, Police Commissioner
John Baader, Commissioner Lyman e.
Kane and Frank McTague.
Members of the committee of ar
rangements were:
Thomas r. DAILY, chairman: Charles
F. Schneider. Arthur H. Myer. Albert
G.. Phillips, George Hubschmitt, John
Spielman, James Morrissey. Frank
Strahlei, David Martin. Charles Schus-
ter, James Mullin, Francis Mckinney
and Henry Phillips.
Albert G.. Phillips acted rs floor man.
ager, assisted by William H. Freeman
and Frank Strahlei.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-07-28
BADLY WOUNDED,
20 HURT IN GANG FIGHT.
Rival West Side Clans Battle in
New York.

NEW YORK, July 28.-Three men
were dangerously wounded and twenty
others more or less severely hur early
today in the most serious gang fight
which has occurred in New York city
in many years. Police reserves in mill
tary formation, summoned by the help
less patrolmen or the West Side beat
where the trouble broke. charged on
the rioters n put an end to the dis
turbance only after nearly a hundred
shots had beer fired by members of the
quarreIing clans. According to the
police reports, four gangs of roughs
participated, and for fully half n hour
fought hand-to-hand with revolvers,
sticks, stones and any other weapons
which were available.
The fight was precipitated when the
members of the Bear Athletic Club,
after a dinner In a Tenth avenue beer
garden, commenced to leave the resort
shortly after midnight. While the
banquet was in progress the roughs
from rival organizations had begun to
gather at a neighborfng street corner.
According to the police, the "Gophers.'
the Jungle Gang" and the Hounds
of He'll" all organizations with which
the officers of the law have had ex-
perienoe. were represented in the mob
at the corner.
With the appearance of the Bear
Club diners the fight commenced. With
yells. curses and shouts the waiting
gangsters threw themselves upon their
rivals. Then someone fired a revolver
and in an instant gunplay was the
order of the hour. The firing continued
at irregular periods until the appear
ance OF the police reserves.
Whenever a gangster was felled he
was numerically beaten and kicked
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-07-28
SEALED

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received by the
committees of the Board of Chosen Freehold
ers Of the County of Essex for the construction
of the following bridges:
Concrete culyert on Linden avenue, Bloom
field.
Concrete arch bridge on Ashworth terrace,
West Orange.
Extension of beam bridge on Runnymeade
road, over Pine Brook, In the Borough Of Essex
Fells.
Extension of. arch bridge on Mountain ave-
nue., North Caldwell, near Forest avenue.
Proposals will be received by the committees
on Monday, August 9Th. at 3 p. m. at the office
of the on Roads and Assessments.
Court House, Newark, N. j., and at no other
time or place.
Plans and specifications may be seen at above
office.
Each proposal must be accompanied with 4
certified check for five per cent. of the amount
of bid, to ensure the execution of the necessary
contract, and TO be indorsed on the outside with
the name Of the bidder and the work he pro-
poses to do.
The committees reserve the right to reject any
or all bids
County nnsinssr.
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MISS FL0RINE VAN HOUTEN WEEDS.

Miss Florine Van Houten, of 1882
South Tenth street, and Robert Simp-
son, of 500 Fifteenth avenue. were mar
ried last night In the home of the
bride. The Rev. Andrew s. thinner
man officiated.. The bridesmaids were
Miss Maud Van Houten, Miss Pearl
Simpson and Miss Sarah Post. Albert
Ohr was best a Among those
present were Mrs. Bernard Zeliff, Of
Lyndhurst; Mrs. James Zeliff, Mr.. and
Mrs. George D. Van Houten, Miss
Claire Ziglar, Mrs. Jacob Ziglar, Mr..
and Mrs. Robert ]. Simpson, Miss
Sylvia Simpson. Miss E. McNabb, Mrs.
George Peth and Charles Peth, of
Brooklyn.
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'TAn WANT ADS nRINo RnsuLrs.
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The entire neighborhood was thrown
into panic. Many of the injured we're
carried off by their companions before
the arrival OF the police. Fully 125
men were still engaged in the battle
when the reserves reached the scene.
A half dozen arrests were made.
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FINED FOR BLOCKING SIDEWALK.

Max Block and Samuel Goldberg,
building contractors, were arrested this
morning for obstructing the sidewalk in
front of a building they are erecting
on South Thirteenth street. They
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Between
Ourselves

81 don't seem to notice the
heat when | shop at your
store" said an Elizabeth
woman the other day. EVERY
one seems so busy and there's
so much going on all the
while that, somehow or other,
| seem to forget that It is
hot"
We thought this was most
COMPLIMENTARY and we
told the customer so, too.
Now we don't claim that
our store is exactly an ICE
BOX in the summer time or
that it is any cooler than any
other big, modern shop with
good, high ceilings, broad
aisles and plenty of electric
fans, but we do claim that
this is an INTERESTING
summer store and we DO try
to make it so thoroughly
lOON WAAALL ~
come here these hot days
that it is exactly as the Eliza
beth woman says, you
SEEM TO FORGET THAT
1T is HOT"
With all the excessively hot
weather of the past few
weeks, we are just rounding
out the BIGGEST and BUST
EST July In all our seventeen
years of store keeping In the
INDUSTRIAL CITY" and we
want to state right here
emphatically, too-that we're
going to keep things hum
ming for the NEXT THIRTY
DAYS as they never hummed
before, at this time of the
year.
Visit this store any OF these
torrid days and g II II isn't
pretty nearly as the Union
county woman says.