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siere Spboloet | Rreitesaaroen
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ben lobe til ben 12te Wtai | gotbea,
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9uit. 9. G. gergeien; 81 @bp am 5
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get intereSiante % I9rerige. 9eo
iioitc Sesiion bolotes Ilterenngs.
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bolot Sfriftetalen, % Hait. Hreus
forretetoe neb Ilteret. @orge talte
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optaset for oenne. Msoet bar bel
beisgt, os &reoien er meset tafnem.
meIig for oen @ieitiribeb, bpormeo
BEN bIep msot al De eobe 9otbeni.
tere. Balt. Siernngel, Der ifal reiie
til aIaifa / CONNER for at opertaee
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reiite iig, leoebe ban | gsn for ben
bproenoe Misiion9r % bans Sami.
lie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-06-03
anasbnra alnmniiOrenina bopSe

ifsIee "Sib." Sreboe aarsmsbe og
9aufet | minneapolis. aarsmsoet
bIep boISt / Seininariets 8apel. =
glanot gelIutnineer fattet poa Me.
oct bar, at Sorentngen pirfer for en-
Sorsselie'af Seminnriets @ibliotbef,
iier for gsser til grus for ben tbeo.
loaiife GioeIing. Eli @eitpreIie for
oct fommenoe aar palgtes: PrGfi'
bent 8oit. o. s. Glaeitab, ct. gaiI;
8icepr9fiSent, Sfifteretsoomner
Srpape @iIberts, @illmar; SefretGr,
Sames u. 9orion al 9lasien 1910.
aasierer, Bait. 8. 6. Sublaser,
gpereit, 4anS. On @~ftermiooaaen
boIotes ben aarIige alimnibarfet !
9opton's 9anfetiaI. Grof. 9. ..
Scperion por Sooitmeiter og Saler
bIep bolot af @rofesiorerne Spsn
Sfteoaf os SO. epien Bat. 8. s.
SIetten os Stuoent guo9 Sarion.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-06-03
W9moeneS bpte &raper.

en- enseIif 9ege bar uogibet en-
gr1ure, bpori ban meget energiii
tager tiloroe mob Serrernes bsie
9raper og anflaeer bisie for at pere
aariaeen til mango Spsoomme. Dei
er, ffriper ban, n9ifen ligeiaa ifabe'
Iigt at bore en- t9tiibbenbe, bsi 8ra'
be, iom at flemme Mioien inc mel
ct Snsrelip. Gen eore 8ant trpffer
itooig paa SaIiens Iarer og b9m'
nler observation-disclosures, mellem Sooe'
set og oct sprige Segeme. en- ofte
t~il6ogefommenbe Sonebpine ffploes
mango Silfelbe ben bsie &rape.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-06-03
Sanses SbnoSe.
Otter "Rubberereu.0

= 9aitor 81. 6. 9iitao bar anita
get aolo ira SmmamieIs Menigbe6,
Wfilipalfee, 8is., og aeter at til
ilptte aaloet | Sliitnineen al SUM,
og bolber Snotr9oeliespreoifen
Senoag ben 3oie 'SuIi.
Brof. 90. g.. @ee ifrioer Den
96e Mai fra Edinburgh, Scotlanb,
al ban befanbt Jig bel paa bette IN
ieresiante Steb". som tribes eobt
% I9ier Sebraiif os arabiif peo
llnioeriitetet Der.
Stuoenterne 9. @ee % 6.
Segaen fra Heo @ing Seminary
boIoer ReIigionsifoIe | Yait. MaIfe.
rpicfs aolb | SraiQ Co., q. Saf.,
b~enboIoSpis 31a og 9 @aane6er.
9aitor g.. 8. Mona fommer !
Slutningen al Wai ~sitoper fra lit
SpboIb | Oregon. San CT Serren
%tnfuemmeIi9 for forbebret SelbreO
o. ogter til Soften at optose Irbei
oct iaien / fit &aIo / @ranb Sorts.
Sra MI og til ben Sio bill DC 30 |
Sacreo Seart, Winn.
- Smmamiels MeniebeS | Ct.
TouI bar poalogt i'm 8elegat til Sp.
nooens n9ite Iarsmebe of itemme
for, at Go.eoucationsipsrgsmaale
neo Reo 0in9 Seminar neolGggeS
iu6tiI piOere % at, bpiS 2igning til
A~ibetaIiug at S%pnooens 8ielb blir
tilitemt, oenrte ba maa ife efter Meo.
lemmernes 5ormiesomit9noiabeoer.
Wenigbeoen poa Softe, Mtiun..
Eoitor Gtbnes 9oIo. bar miitet fin
airfe / De berienoe Sfoabrnnbe, iom
bar roiet Oernorb / BET ienere. Sfior
CONNER bar en- Del of os Breiter
bernoro % binlp til at inSpip benne
Strife, o9 mi Iigger Den | Iife. 9ette
er pisieIie ct boarbt Slng for oen
lille itrppiomme Weniebeo % bereS
flittige Yreit.
Bethesda Weniebeo, Racine,
@is,, bapSe SeIt ben 11be Wai. Wie.
~ligbe6en bapoe funbet no, at benne
3ag bar Baitor Garliens SsoielS.
oag, @roouatiousbae % @rpIlups.
Bag. bporfor De suifebe at bare en-
Set / Den auleonina. airfenS Bale.
ment bar imuft Oeforeret meo norife
% amerifanife Stag FAINT Slanter %
9lomiter. gubel 8enner fra Wfenia.
beoerne | Wtilpaufee % aenoibn
mcO line Saugfor bapoe ogioa mo
fmOct fig. gu at W~euigbeoeus
gglOite snifeoe Soriamlineen bel.
fommeu % fnptteoe nogIe faa DC.
merfninger til 8alaterue 6, 8, bpor-
paa ban poa Wenisbeoens @egne
Ooerrofte 4reiteiomilien en- @aoe
6orm al Henge, iom oct bar Menig-
beoenS Tuife ifuIoe brugeS til, bpab
DC ianot be0it tieutligt for Dem ielp.
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buorpua ban aior6e noele 9emerf.
riuger ON ben 17oe WaiS @etpb-
ming for Oct norite 6olf. 9ereiter
bGnfeoes 6oriamlingen ON oeIoGf.
fe0e 8or0e, iom apinoeforeningen
baDoe lat iitauo. Sangforene ians
Here Sauge, boorpoo De itiItes meo
oct Snotrpt, al DC bapoe tiIbragt en-
bDgeelig Aiten.
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itor 6. s. SOFTER, bar MI taaet nj.
iteo meo tine ire Wenigbeoer, ioml
ban bar betient / elIepe aar. Ssn.
bag Den Soc Mlai bolotes afifeos.
prRoifen ! Smmamuels Wenigbeo
peO aipelunb. Sreiten fit ct "Sar.
p%eloiier~, buorpna flilgte et iibiie Soi
for Samppret % lep bel. Ssrite
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@ubstieneiten iamleoes SteritebeIeu
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-06-03

- s Dor SreIicrs Reuiobe6
9rooflpu bier Ser ben S6e Mai fon.
firmeret SO 9srn. gnbper al Me.
ni9beoens 4reiter fouTrmcreoc Sc
@srn, ban haooe ln6eroiit. OF Son.
firmouterue er 60 Oebtc | 3euigbe,
ben.
@e6 Riber @oGep SpecioIfou.
ferens me6te hos gnit. 8sruif / hans
rlimmeIige 8reitegaaro ira 17bc til
t9be Moi. RsIgcuOe 8reTter par lii,
'ieoe: 6. ganeItaO. 8. q. Sosmarr,
6. Sois, g. u. Senoricfion, @. u.
2nrien 81. g. Glen, 6. 9. Rorbbp,
s. 6. Glen =. q. Rerpif. q. Cur.
mo, 6. 9urmo, q. 3. 8isnGS. Z.
9. 2ien og S%bonebaua. 4aIto.
rerne Sien oa 2icu Ipitc fine bel no.
nrbeioeOe ifriftliae a~f6anolinger.
Pnitor 5osmnrf boIot ct meset IN.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-06-03
GDOfelsDags.
Ak Sogen "
Mette Ct ca Of bette Mars
~ Ernnaiehnnes an aAhn.n<

Mette Ct en- Of bette siars
81 gr6misbpeer. % at bpr,.
me eftsr be mango pelniaise
anbeialinser. ui bar montaget.
bill risielis benne BOO bino.
Sn.eresle bIanht "Seeorab.
gpifen''s Saiers 90 andre.
9osen q iaaleaes inerettet.
at bet for bber Of aartts 9a'
tuer It fire blanfe Sinitr men
Rlass for Tamtlieus % Slests
hinges Sapne. timber bptr
Tats Ct anfsrt IN e1er Here bes
rsmte N9nbs % abinners Tpas
felshag, 90 paa ben mob fans
enne Sibe fnbes Der - for be
tilibareuhe 1atssr - ct libet
Bers, ct Gbigrart sIltr On ltas
talsIIe Of an eiIer annti nabns
firuoig SfrIsnligbtb. Oct oil
bare at FOR Sntercsie for eris
bnsr SaniIie = 90 tan oBiaa
sth bisie seiligbsber hlibe til
irbentet Rbtte - paa bruno
Iaane at babr belle fin Slegt
iamlet ! en- ilis Iisrn nrt 300
meb ansistlie Of bbrrt enfslt
@raltms J~ssitlsoutu % Ssh.
ielsaar.
gosert Ct limit inbbunern !
Srrrto iiea Crbet "TpnIsIss
bagshps'' GnIsbpsHapsr paa
atsset 90 Gorfnsn. iantt rpnt
emit. % nsn IenSs; frit mss
glaott for S1.25 brtnIt | Gpr.
ffro. nj bar peina ens,l sles
CANT inbbHunne ! 6nloiuit, iomr
fsHer 10 Gents trtra. % be Ct
be- serht bet lille SiaGe for
tlhittnbets Sfplo.
aortsft:
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-03-20
INSECT IS DANGEROUS

That the horticuituralists of Salt
Lake county are not altogether special
lists IN this line, was indicated yesterday
at the monthly meeting of the Salt
Lake Horticultural society. when l..
Hemingway. one of the largest fruit
growers OF the county, gave warning
against the alfalfa weevil. Mr.. Hem
ingway declared that the weevif is most
destructive, and that 1t has gained a
foothold IN the state He said that I'M
less special care is taken and q fight
made, the weeviI may cut off the alfalfa
crop this year, especially in this part
of the state.
J. Edward Taylor. secretary of the
state society, talked especially to the
county inspectors in regard to the
brown tail moth which has beA.l found
In some nursery stock shipped to Utah
from France. He said It had not gained
a foothold in Utah yet, but millions of
dollars have been spent in other states
70 get rid OF this French importation.
Close watch must be kept. he said, to
keep the insect from gaining a foot
hold in the state.
w. H. Poole exhibited an insect de-
skSoyer, and told how It worked.
The next meeting of the society viii
be held on April is.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-03-20
SMYTH CAPTURES BUTTER

I.ucian II. Smyth, deputy United
States marshal, returned last night
from Ogden, where he went yesterday
10 take possession of a shipment OF but
ter found by Willard Hansen. jr., state
food and dairy commissioner, to be Of
short weight, and conf1scated by him.
The butter, $50 pounds In three f1rkins,
was shipped from the Burton Creamery
company of Alton, Wyo., to J. g. Car
yer & Sons Of Ogden a few days ago.
Mr.. Carver, upon receiving the con-
signment, became suspicious it was
under weight, and upon weighing it
found his suspicious TO be correct. He
at once notified the dairy and food CON-
missioner, who took possession, and no.
titled the United States marShaPs office.
Deputy Smyth yesterday arrested"
the butter, and win hold 1t pending an
adjudication OF the case. The Burton
Creamery company is charged with
ceiling butter under weight, and if found
guilty will likely be forced TO pay fine
and costs.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-03-20
WHAT'S THE USE
Sticking to a Babit When IL Mean.
Discomfort

Old King Coffee knocks subjects out
tolerably fast at times. and there IS no
possible doubt Of what did It A Michi-
gan woman gives her experience:
al used TO have liver trouble nearly all
OF the time and took medicine which re-
lieved me only, for while Then every
once in a while ] would be suddenly
doubled up with an awful agony In nv
stomach. II seemed as though every time
] took q breath / would die. No one could
suffer any more and live.
'iFinally got down so sick with catarrh
OF the stomach that could not turn over
In bed, and my stomach did not digest
that if did not give up drinking coffee
] would surely die, but I felt I could not
However, husband brought home a
package of Postum and it was made
strictly according to directions. II was
stomach, and soon got SO liked il very
much.
Gradually I began to get better, and
week by week gained in strength and
health Now I am IN perfect condition.
and 1 am convinced that the whole cause
my getting better was due to leaving off
coffee and taking Postum.
"A short time ago / tasted soma coffee
and found, TO my establishment that / did
not care anything about it. / never have
TO take medicine any more. / hope you
will use this letter for the benefit of
fects OF coffee
Read the little book. ''The Road to
Wellvllle" in pkgs. There's a Reason
Ever read the above Ietter9 new
ore APPEARS from time 40 dHe. They
gre genuine, sFae, and full Of humsn
interest
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-03-20
Promoted TO general passenger agent of
Hartman lines.


Dwight NJ Newton, city passenger
agent of the Oregon Short Line in Salt
Lake. was appointed yesterday to the
position of travelling passenger agent
OF the Hartman lines, the appointment
TO take effect at once. Mr.. Newton sue
ceeds A. B. Moseley, who sent in his
resignation about week ago.
The vacancy created by the promo
ton of Mr.. Newton will be filed by
Frank n. Jenkinson, for number of
years an employe of the Oregon Short
Line. and for two months prior TO the
Meadow Valley washout city ticket
agent Of the Salt Lake Route. Both
appointees entered on the duties Of
their respective offices yesterday.
c. VIII Mccarthy. employed in the
city ticket Office of the Salt Lake
Route for some time prior to the shut
down of the local Office occasioned by
the washout of the line, has been ap-
pointed to take Mr.. Jenkinson's place
as ticket clerk in the uptown Oregon
Short Line ticket office.
The order advancing the three rail-
road men was issued yesterday by d.
e. Buriey, general passenger agent of
the Oregon Short Line. In selecting
the three men they were picked from a
number of capable raiIroaders, and for
that reason the appointments carry
with them the decided approval Of the
railroad officials higher up.
Nine Years OF Service.
Mr.. Newton has been associated with
the Hartman lines for the past nine
years. two years of which were spent
as city passenger agent of the Oregon
Short Line at Salt Lake. For seven
years. prior to coming TO this city, he
was ticket agent for the Oregon Short
Line at Pocatello. His railroad eX-
perience however, dates back four
years from that time. when he was en-
ployed on what is known as the Got
ton Belt line, the st. Louis & South
western railroad. in Arkansas. This
line runs through from st. Louis into
Texas.
Mr.. Newton Will make his headquar-
tiers at Ogden. as that point facilitates
operations on the lines IN his jurisdic-
ton. HIS family will remain in Salt
Lake, however. until the close OF the
present school year. when the change
of residence viii be made.
During the time that Mr.. Newton has
filled the position Of city passenger
agent Of the Oregon Short Line here
he has made many friends, who will be
pleased to learn Of his signal promo
ton.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-03-20
REPLACE WOODEN POLES
WITH ORNAMENTAL ONES

All of the telephone poles In the BUSH
ness part of salt Lake ara to be taken
down as soon as possible, and general
improvements made in the heart of the
city, as a result of conference yester-
day between Mayor John s. Bransford
and w. III. Bancroft, president of the
Utah Light & Railway company. Mr..
Bancroft promised 70 have the matter
attended to at once. and said that the
iron poles would be erected in place of
the wooden poles. The unsightly poles
are TO come down in State Street, West
Temple, First South. Second South
and Third South streets, and attention
of the telephone companies win be
called to the matter.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-03-20
v. c. 7. j. TAG DAY
RECEIPTS LIBERAL
Substantial Sum Collected by Women
Workers Will Go to Worthy
Purposes.

The first national ''tag day" Of the
Women's Christian Temperance union.
as observed in Salt Lake, was an IN
qualified success. If other cities
throughout the United States respond
ed as generously and showed the same
spirit of Christian charity, the work of
the national organization as well as
local charities everywhere, win receive
great impetus.
The latest reports from the ''taggers"
indicated that the amount realized
would not be less than s1S6 The most
sanguine yesterday morning felt that
if 500 was secured that they would be
amply compensated for their work.
With that amount nearly doubled and
total sale of 1,460 tags, the result is
surprise and delight to everyone in
terested.
AS the "taggers" reported at head
quarters late yesterday afternoon they
all, without q single exception, ex-
pressed qualification at the cordial and
pleasant manner of the persons they
tagged. and the beautiful spirit of CIV
ing shown everywhere throughout the
day. One man, who said he had a
check but no money, returned later in
the day and made a liberal donation.
Car tickets and stamps were in some
cases taken in, and not q few women
shoppers showed the keenest regret at
being out of change.
Tourists Contribute.
At the Denver & Rio Grande depot
the matron IN charge was highly sue
cessful In her work among the tourists.
They contributed literally, even those
on outgoing trains wearing away the
little badge.
Sixteen women Of the Women's Chris
tan Temperance union worked steadily
throughout the day. They were: Mrs.
C. A. Walker. Mrs. Corey Albritton,
Mrs. Shelley, Miss Mary Shelley. Miss
Ruby Page. Miss Watson, Mrs. Stuart,
Mrs. Martin. MrsI A I. Young, Mrs.
Jennie Simons, Miss Freida Dressed,
Mrs, Hasbrook, Mrs. Pinkerton, Miss
Maybury and Mrs. Reese. At the head
quarters in the Y. w. c. A. rooms In
the Brooks Arcade, Mrs. p. A. Simpkin
conducted the campaign and received
the returns.
One-third Of the proceeds win revert
to the national organization, and the
balance win be divided between the Or
phaEs' Home and Day Nursery os this
city and the Crittenden home at Ogden.
Just what proportion each receives will
be determined at the next meeting of
the society.
The Crittenden home has up to this
time received no support whatever
from Salt Lake, but has been MAIN
tanned wholly by the city OF Ogden and
Weber county. Inasmuch as three
fourths of the girls in the home are
from Salt Lake, the members Of the
Women's Christian Temperance union
feel that this city should give to the
cause. The share Of the tag day pro-
ceeds going to the home win be of sub
stantial assistance.
The tags sold yesterday did not specf-
fly the local cause for which the money
would be appropriated. This was be-
cause the tags were sent out from the
national w. c. T. U. headquarters and
were the same all over the country.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-03-20

The free sample of Stuart's
Calcium Waters will clear
your face quickly. Make
it as clear and pink as an
infants. Improve your APP
pearance 1905. Excellent
for men, women and child
rem. For sale at your drug
gist soc a box. Send for
free sample to F. A. Stuart
Co., us Stuart Bldg, Mar.
shall, Michigan.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-12-21
City Advertisements.


PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that the fol-
lowing ordinance has been passed by the
Board of Street and Water Commissioners and
approved by the Mayor of the City of Newark,
and is herewith published according to law:
An ordinance to amend Section 54i OF the
Revised Ordinances of the City of Newark
Be it ordained by the Board of Street and
Water Commissioners of the City of Newark
l. That Section ga of the Revised Ordinances
of the City of Newark CRevision of 1902 be
and the same is hereby amended so as to read
Section ga. That it shall be unlawful for any
person, firm or corporation to place or cause,
suffer or permit to be placed upon the sidewalk
of any public street or public thoroughfare of
the City OF Newark any showcase or other
construction or device for the display Of mer-
chandise, or any box, barrel, can, package or
thing whatsoever. or any sign or advertising
device of any kind, within a height of eight 80
feet above the sidewalk, or to display or cause,
permit or suffer to be displayed upon or over
the sidewalk, or upon, over, In or ON any
areaway. railing or steps on any public street
or public thoroughfare any merchandise for sale
or as an advertisement; provided, however, this
ordinance shall not be construed to prevent the
reasonable use of the sidewalk by the occu-
pant OF any building or part thereof for load
ing and unloading merchandise. nor prevent
any receptacle for garbage and ashes being
placed upon the sidewalk when SO used or
placed in accordance with the provisions of the
city ordinances. Any person. Arm or corpora
ordinance shall. on conviction, forfeit and pay
a penalty of twenty-five dollars 125.oO for
each offense, and the further sum Of five dol
lars $500 for every day any such encumbrance
or obstruction shall continue. The General
Superintendent Of Works and his assistants
are hereby authorized, empowered and directed
to s,immarily remove or cause TO be removed
any article or thing whatsoever, which may
cucumber or obstruct the sidewalk of any pub
lie street or thoroughfare Of the City Of New
ark in violation of the provisions OF this
ordinance"
2. All ordinances and parts of ordinances. in
consistent herewith are hereby repealed.
8. This ordinance shall take effect name
diately.
Adopted December g.. 1910.
A. r.
President of the Board OF Street and Water
WIN. d. G~REATHpAD,
Clerk OF the Board.
JAcoB N~XUssLzNo
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-12-21
CITY Advertisements.

- ---.
DELANAN AVENUE PAvlNG. MAY SIhEEr
P.AvING, X SIXTH STREET. PAAlNI,
SOUTH SIXTEENTH STREET PANlNS5,
SOuIH CANAL SiHEEn 49,,
PLACE SEWER.
Notice is hereby given that the commissioners
heretofore appointed by the MAYOR OF the city
of Newark, to make an estimate and assess,
ment upon all the owners OF an the amos ana
real estate In the city OIL newark peeuhaii!
benefited by any local improvement in the said
city, In proportion as nearly as may De TO the
advantage each was deemed 10 nave acquireo'
have made an estimate and assessment OF pene-
hts conferred upon all the owners OF an ne
iands ana real estate IN tne city OF Ne"alh
peculiarly benefited by each of the following
improvements in said city, namely:
The paving Of
EMU
from Summer avenue TO Lincoln avenue.
The paving Of
MAY STREET.
from Lincoln avenue to summer avenu,s
The paving or
K SIXTH sThEEL
from avenue TO Heller Parkway
The paving Of
SOUTH SlATEsNTH oiHEEks
from Clinton avenue to Avon avenue.
The repaying OF $500
SOUTH CANAL sThEEI,
from Mulberry street 10 RIVER stree'.
The construction of a sewer in
sIhEEI, -.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-12-21
Tax Notice.
TAX NOTICE.
OFFICE OF RECEIVER OF TAXES,
INfN Hnl

TAX NOTICE.
OFFICE OF RECEIVER OF TAXES,
City Hall.
Newark, N. j., October 10, 1910.
This Office will DC open from Thursday. Oc-
tober 20, 1910, until April II, 1911. for the recep-
lion OF taxes for 1910:
Particular .ttenticn Is called to the follow
ing requirements Of law:
II maid on or before the thirty-hrst day of
October. one n per cent. will be deducted.
II paid on or before the twentieth day Of
November. one-balf "a Of one y per cent. will
be deducted. ~
eenber, the exact amount of tax.
r. moi paid on or before the twentieth day of
December. interest at the rate or twelve 12)
per cent. per annum will be added;
-, mi paid on or before April IA, 1911, war
rants will be ISSUE with three 49, per cent.
penalty, justice and collectors fees, in ad-
dition 10 ten $40 cents cost OF publication on
each amount personal.
once open from 8 a. m. to 2 p. m.
saturdays from 8 a. m. to IL m.
ROBEE- l.. ROSS,
Receiver.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-12-21
FIND MAN SUFFERING
FROM COLD AND HUNGER.
Bloomfield Poormaster Aids
Frenchman.

A sad case of restitution and want
was brought to the attention of Adam
Lind, overseer of the poor in Bloom
field by two charity workers today.
Lind found In a tenement in Glenwooo
averue Richard Pelkey, "a French
man, AZ years old. who was in a half
starved condition and so weak he could
not walk.
Pelkey could scarcely talk Ind was
shivering with the cold. He was hud-
died up against a pot stove. 1t TOOK
Lind but a few minutes to ecure the
services of a physician and obtain =
supply of food for the unfortunate
man.