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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-08-03
LOOKING AT HER PICTURE,
TILTED MAN SHOOTS SELF.

TRENTON, Aug. Frank Schwen-
ger, a well-known local baseball player,
took his life yesterday Afternoon after
hearing that his sweetheart had mar
ried another man. Holding a photo
graph of the girl in one hand and a
double-barreled shotgun in the other,
he lay on his bed and pushed the trig-
ger with his toe, sending the full
charge through his heart.
The girl had married Schwenzer's
rival. His dependency increased re-
Gently when he lost his position after
it was alleged he had stolen money.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-08-03
TWO BIG PARADES
ARE ATTRACTIONS
At KEYPORT TODAY
Babes and Grown-ups Are
Equally Interesting to Car
nival Crowds.

KEYPORT, Aug. 3-Keyport corus-
Gates today with the wonders of the
annual carnival. joyfully known by
all who have been let into its prospec-
tive features as t'The Greatest Ever"
The town has been decked from end
to end with bunting and flags. Booths
line the sidewalks. Music fills the air.
The sidewalks, brilliant with the sum-
mer costumes of thousands Of merry
makers. ring with the cries of the SELL
ers OF lemonade, ribbon cockades and
souvenirs of the festival. It is a day
when the staidest and most substantial
citizens Join with the youngsters in
celebrating the joys of life in Keyport.
Though the first parade, that Of the
hremen and civic organizations and the
contesting floats for prizes. was not to
start until 1870 o'clock in the after
noon, the carnival spirit was in full
sway before the last unfortunate who
had to go to New York for at east part
Of the day vas on his train. The
members Of the committee which was
to judge this first or grown up pa
rade were trying hard not to look con-
scious as they appeared upon the
streets n were pointed out TO those
so unfortunate or benighted as not
to know them.
Baby Parade a Feature.
But these gentlemen were Of little
Importance to the women folk COM
pared to the judges of the great baby
parade arranged for 4 o'clock on Main
street, which was closed from that
hour until the end of h long process
sion of gurgling infants had passed the
last of the ~applauding thousands who
exhausted their affectionate adjectives
on the tots.
The queen of this years carnival
is Miss Ola M, the daughter of
Mayor Edward E.. Conklin. She is at
tended by the Misses Kathleen V. D.
Hoag1and, Annie l.. Tilton, Florence
M. Armstrong. Gladys Gill, Loretta
Hines.
Queen Ola has arranged for a busy
reign. She's not only to preside over
the festivities of the afternoon, but the
Mardi Gras festival in Main street to-
night and the concert and illumination
at Beach Park, where bands and
choruses will alternate.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-08-03
HELPLESS LITTLE BROTHER
SEES ATHLETE DROWN.

BURLINGTON, Aug. 3-After his TO-
year-old brother made a heroic effort
to save him, Jasper Rosenbloom, an
athlete. 25 years old, of 2425 Allegheny
emu was drowned in the Delaware
river yesterday afternoon at the be-
ginning of a fortnight's camp on Bur
lington Island.
Cramps seized him and powerful attn
lete though he was he sank almost
without a struggle.
Apparently recognizing that he was
doomed, Rosenbloom cried a good-by
to his little brother Nathan, who was
calling for help and trying to shove a
dog toward the sinking mar
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-08-03
Y. W. C. A. FAIR SCORES HIT.

One of the most successful entertain
ments of the summer a given by the
members of the Young Woman's Chris
tian Association in the recreation CEN
tire, Broad street, last night. It took
the form of a county fair and was COM
plete as to detail. All of the booths,
fakirs, s~ide-shows, tableau. even to
Ching Chang, the Chinese giant, were
in evidence. A tableau, 1.-The Six Ages
of Woman" was featured. A number
of members will present the piaylet,
1.-THE Idea" in the recreation centre
tonight.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-08-03
GIRL FALLS FORTY FEET
SLIDING DOWN BANNISTER.
Child's Skull Fractured and She
Will Probably Die.

While sliding down the railing on
the back stairs of Ter home. Mary
Fabiano, 8 years old, of 65 Jackson
street. fell to the ground. forty feet
below, and fractured her skull. She
was removed to the City Hospital,
where it was said today she will prob
ably die.
Her mother, Mrs. Felice Fabiano.
had frequently warned her to keep off
the railing. After supper last night
Mary left the room with her sister An
gelina. A few minutes later Angelina
ran upstairs and told her parents of
the accident.
Their father. Felice Fabiano, picked
the unconscious girl up n sent for
DR.. Carlo Selvaggi, of Sc Jefferson
street. The physician then had the
child taken to the hospital.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-08-03
TAX ORDINANCE PASSED
BY HARRISON COUNCIL

The tax budget ordinance for 1911
was passed upon final reading at a
meeting of the Harrison Common
Council held last night. Before the
ordinance was passed. however, there
were two changes made-the police
and street maintenance items were in
creased 1000 each. The total appro-
priation is $129, 050. OF this amount
$104, 200 viii be raised by taxs and the
remainder will be realized through
fines and other fees.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-08-03
PROSECUTOR MOTT RECOVERING.

Prosecutor Wilbur A. Mott is at his
summer home at Nantucket ~recuperat-
ing after an attack of heat prostration
at his office on Friday. Mr.. Mott was
taken sick in his office and 1t was NEG
essary for Detective Sergeant Walter
Godfrey accompany him to his home.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-08-03
WIDER PLEADS
GUILTY OF EMBEZZLING,

NEW YORK, Aug. ERWIN J..
Wider, the young cashier of the Russo
Chinese bank in his city. whose steal
ings from the banks security box re-
suited il a loss of upwards of $500, 900
to the institution, pleaded guilty today
to the indictment found against him In
connection with the embezzlement.
Wider was remanded for sentence on
August 10.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-08-03
cARBOuc ACID ENDS HER WOES.

JERSEY CITY, Aug. 3.-Mrs. Emily
Beaman, So years old, of 3S9 Union
street. was found lead in her apart
ments last night. She had taken car
bolic acid. Her husband, George Bea-
man, who was As years old, deserted
her several months ago. Her money
having become exhausted and having
neither friends nor relatives. she de-
cided to end her troubles.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-08-03
Branches in Newark
and Vicinity.

Linnett Bros. druggist, Lincoln
Park and Clinton Ave, Newark.
II. J. Steinleim. druggist. Orange sc.
and Roseville Ave.. Newark
David Strauss, druggist. High ST
and Springfield Ave-. Newark.
VIM. ]. Roberts. druggist. No. $40
Mt. Prospect Ave-, Newark.
James C. Hakes. druggist. Main and
Day SITS. Orange.
J. A. Heineman. druggist, No. SCI
Main St. e. Orange.
Fetterly & Loree. druggist, No. al
T. Main st., Bound Brook.
Graham & McCloskey, druggist. No.
1913 Broad ST.. Elizabeth.
]. H. Hendrickson. druggist. Free
hold.
R.. P. Walling. druggist, Broad and
Front Sts.. Keyport.
Geo. H. Hahn. druggist, Main g.,
Metuchen.
c. c. Smith Drug Co.. No. 1c5 Main
ST., Paterson.
Frank Neer. druggist. 100 Smith St..
Perth Amboy.
James G. Field. 1r.. druggist, Plain
field.
A. B. Rohn. r.. 50 Somerset st..
Raritan.
James c. Cooper. 1r.. Broad and
White Sts., Red Bank.
Fetterly & Loree. IS Main St.. som-
erville.
South River Pharnacy. South
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SKINS ON FIRE

With torturing, disfguring eczemas.
rashes and other itching, burning, bleed,
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-08-03
LlNLEY SAMBOURNE, AGED
CARTOONIST, DIED TODAY.
LC,,, Aug. g. inley Sam
bourne, chief cartoonist of Punch. died
today after a long illness.

Mr.. Sambourne, whose signature to
the leading cartoons has been a prom
inent feature Of Punch for the past
decade. began his connection with Eng
lands standard humorous weekly in
1867, when his first small drawing ap-
peared through the encouragement of
Mark Lemon. the first editor. He
had been a continuous contributor since
that date, and after long years as CO.
cartoonist with Sir John Tennil was
made chief cartoonist January /, 1901.
He was born in London in 1S45.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-08-03

ing, scaly and crusted
skin and scalp humors
are instantly relieved.
and speedily cured, in the
majority Of cases, by
warm baths with Cutf-
cura Soap, to cleanse the
skin, and gentle anoint-
ings with Cuticura Oint-
,ment. purest and sweet
ant ~ n~A1sA-
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-08-03

soothe and heal the skin.
Cuticura Soap (2sc }. Cuticura Ointment fsoc ,
eno Cuttcura Resolvent (50e), Tor in the form Of
th5olShouf nc world Potter DRUG 4 Chem. Corp
~ Nailed free. 32-paRe Cuticura Book an snvs,,.
Aois Guide TO Treatnsnt and Cure Of the skin.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-06-09
@inaeionbt.


Nm leBten Sonntag batte Sobn
gleuer, Der in Mooreullle. elnem Yors
ort bon Canal Dober pobnt, 8eiud
uno iab fid oaber gegen Nbeno ee=
n6tbist, na6 Canal 9oper gu gebeu.
um no m6slid einen Saib 8rot 3u
taufen. @r muBte obne grot mieoer
ab5ieben, oa Die 8dferei 9eldlolien
mar. guf Dem Riidueae traf er einen
Poli3iiten, Der ibu unter Dem 8Ors
lpanoe. er lei betrunten. perbaftete. mas
nod ieiner Nnaabe abiolut niht tpabr
lit. gr tpuroe einseitedt, aber balo
uieoer entlallen. Do elmer leiner 6reun=
De oem poli3iifen ia9te. er babe tein
Redt aebabt, ben Mann su uerbaften.
Nls 8leuer beraus fam. iaate er draer=
LID gu Dem pOli5iiten: vDu muBt mobl
ielbit betrunten 9eDeien iein. ionfi
bdttelt Du mid nidt perbaftet. Sarauf
bin muroe Bleuer am ndbiten MDraen
Dor ben WaDor beIhieben uno muBte
eine guBe bon $4. 80 bs'ablen. Warum
muroe nidt oem poli3iiten Die 8uBs
auferleat. Der bod burb Die 6reilafun9
gleuers ielblf inoirett 5ugab, bob Die
yerbaftuna Mot aereGtfertiat mar.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-06-09

Meineio piro mad oem
Strafgefebbu9 bon Guatemala nihi
geitroft, penn er i'm eigenen Snterefs
geleiilet tptro.
unter ben Stngbolefen.
bic pteIfa6 In Pplpanbrie leben, bal
cine Srau man9mal angebli9 s BIG
12 Gbemdnner.
Ser MntbetI Der Sonn.
an Der @ntftebung BON gbbe UNI
Slutb tit nod ni9t balb 10 grob tpie
Der bes Mpnbes.
8aatlIen bepegtn fi9,
Der f9nellite iit Der gboleraz8aail=
lus, Der in elmer Sefunbe O,O3 Mail.
limeter auriidlegt.
g. n m t Weiaen bepfIana.
ter Mder 2anb bebarf tpdbrenb BEG
Wa6stbums Der Grudt so Sonnen
WafIer per Monat.
Sm 9ebirgefinb bic s +.
ben Der pflan5en bunfler unb frdftte
ger als in Der gbene, &artoffelblGtte,
3. 9. inteniib btolett.
Mertfo bat etna 100
Mderbauprobufte, beren Gefammt.
tpertb fir bas Sabr 1908 auf $4O0,.
100000 sefhGbt tpurhe.
ganaba's Musfubr on
6ol3brei i'm Sabre 1900 belief ii9 aui
$168,180; i'm Sabre 1908 mar fie
auf $4,037, 1852 seftiegen.
Sara @eorg, Der u bnberr
bes ieBisen ferbii9en &Dnissbaufes,
bat feinen 8ater eri6oKen unb feinen
8ruber aufbdnsen lafen.
Der @rDnlanbnal trd g |
i'm Obertiefer 600 @tiid Big gu Is
lub lanse 8arten i'm @efammtses
tptdt bts gu 5000 pfunb.
Oas einaige 9aus 8ou.
ton unb 6euras gu pertgneur% %2obors
fenbet idhrlth fir 100000 Grants
9riiffeln na1 Oeutf9lanb.
Der @efam m tnertb bet
Mtneral probuftton bon Briti1hs
Columbia In ben lebten IL Sabren
belief ii9 auf $350,OO0,000.
Die Seuermehrleute E 8 NJ
bon's, 1924 an Der 3abl, riidten leBz
tes Subr auf 1923 Geuermelbunsen
aus; es tourben Bel ben 8rdnben 298
perfonen berlebt unb SO get0btet.
Sn berT TranspaaI Mtne
finb 100000 Raffern befddftist. 8ei
elmer rnonatli9en @olbfDrberung bon
$12,50O,00O probuatrt ieber Raffer
burdfdnittlid Golb TIM Mertbe bon
$62.5O.
Das grDBte 90l3gebdub Z
Der Melt II! ipobl bas parlamentsgts
bGube In Wellington, Neufeelanb, no
bas 9pla Der Grbbebengefabr ipegen
! ais 9aumaterial benz @tetn Dorge5c.
gen ipuroe.
Jn MeF Muifrdlien nns
ipett Der 0afenitubt Mlbanp egiittri
cine englif9e Graliencolonie, ipo L.
! benz Mann Der 3ntritt ffreng berboteu
| III. Dte Mniitblung 1T nd4 ben
Mufter beutfher HGbtr dagelegt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-06-09
9amaer Brantfanb.

Die ldngfte Warte5eit, Ser tpob1 ie
atpei 2iebenbe ii9 unteraogen baben,
fanb unlGnsit = tpie aus 9enf mitz
aetbeilt piro in etnem naben
Oprf bur9 eine 6p9aeit ibren enoz
liden sliidliden Qbf9luB. 5ait ein
babies Sabrbunoert, ndmli9 46
Sabre, baben Ole romantif4en 8rautz
leute in sreue aufeinanoer setpartet.
8eioe feben I'm slei9en 9llter unb
tragen nun semetnfam in Der netten
3abl BON 1913 sabren. 8ereits als
S9ulttnber tannt.n uno liebten lie
ii9, unb 10 fDnnte man tbren
.8rautltano" etsentli9 nod Inn etn
Deaennium lGnger bere9nen. 9lber
.rit als M9taebnidbrige feterten ite
ibre 0erlobung. @let9 oarauf ber>
lieb Der iunge Mann Die S4neta.
um In Siibamerita fein Slid su
fuhen. Das 6auerte NUN ettpas
lGnser, aIs man gemutbmabt batte.
Mber unbetrrt barrten Die atpet 2eut=
den, bts etn seniisenoer Sonos our
Begriinbung zines 9ausbalts ba mar.
Ste forreiponoirten reselmGbtg uno
haben auber aablrei9en pbotogruz
pbten tpett iiber 1000 8riefe gepe9<
felt; unsefdbr einmal pDdentlt9
bDrten fie boneinanber. Obne in Dem
langen 3eitraum au9 nur Elm einat@
ges Wie6erfeben herbeigefiibrt gu bas
BEN. htelten Die 2iebenben 5uians
men, obtpobl ieber BON ibnen. In
iiinseren Sabren mebrfah @elesens
belt gu anoerer ebeli9er Werbinbung
gehabt bat. Oas riunge" @bepaar
trat bor fpentgen Sagen bte Neife
nad Mrgenttnien an, tpo Die Glitter<
modem perlebt iperben folIen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-06-09
Das @teinseni1t oer
gbeopsppramioe betrdst z Milltonen
Spnnen.
Sn Oborft (0fuBlanb) tptr6
nod unter 66 @raD n1roltaer
8reite Gemiife angebaut.

Der Niiraermeifter BON snoiana.
polis. Sno, 1T erft unldnaf BON elmer
Reiie ourh Die 5iioffalten anridae-
fehrt uno iaat. er babe bort aufs neue
ieine ueber3euauna. oak probibition
nidt prObibiert, beifdtiot lefnnoen. csn
|ar0beren gf1bten nie Wemphis,
BirminQbnm. Nafbpille ufm. tonne
man ~ ieoer 3aees= uno Nahtseii
Shnaps faufsn. Niemuno ibelne oori
oaran 40 oenfsn. bnB ber Werfauf pon
GDirituaicn aeieblih psrboten 1T. ssaf
ebenio fhlimm Tel es in tleineren stdo.
ten uno Driihaften. Wer anQefihta
iolder 3ufidnoe prohibition befiir.
fporten tonne. muB mad Dem Daiiir.
halten bes Hiir9ermeiifers enitpeoer ein
gr3heuhler ooer Elm @r3fhuft iein.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-06-09

,Sn Ner Oorf murbe Elm Wann bee
f,aft. neil er einen 8oael init qebrobe.
mem 5Sliiael ins 6aus nabm uno pfleqte.
@r bate fih nit isinsr Samoriterthat
elmer Ve!leButa bes 8elebps Ihuloio
Qemoht. tpelhes bas 6alien piIoer
V6ael in @efanQenihaft perbietst. Der
beireffenoe Rlhter iollte fih auf feline
Nnsleanna oes @sisbss elm patent
9eben laiien.
Sin poli5eiriGter in Wilipauiee.
Wis.. iprah msbrere Gambler. lpslf {
ibm tpeaen Berlebung beg Nnti. 3iac.
retten. @eisbes porasfiibrt tpuroen, oes.
bolb frei. neil poli3iltsn ibnen o
spibel 6allen aeifelt bntten. Son, in
Drbnune. Die poliaei bat tein Re6t.
Al 8eiebesiibertretuneen beraus 3ll for=
bern. Dieiss Dor ollem ben Spibelr
unferer Mnti-Saloon 2i9a ins Gtomm.
buh!
gina 11,OOO neibIih {
perlonen tparen In Oeutfhldnb mad
ber lebten @etperbe36blung I'm Sun
1907 I'm Wuhbanbel befhdftigt, trls
aeidnmf etfDd Der bierte She'll alle
I'M beutfnen 8u6banbel 9bdtigen.
Sn China btFebtftin &c
FEB gegen Rinberdrbtit; in ben Baum
ipoIlfobrifen Gbangbai's ffnb gun
berfs bon Rinbern btf9Gftigt, Bic poi
4 tis 20 Gents pet Tag berbienen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-06-09

= Cine b6hff interehante nnb nsrtb-
polls gntbefun9 bat prpfefor gmmerih
BON Der Minhener nniberiitdt eemo6t.
ndmlid5 cine Nebooe um SSleil6 Monate
lang obne gis frifh unD aeniebbar su
erbalten. Diefe Wirfuna miro boour1
erreiht. bob ben 9biertdoauern aleih
mad oem 6hlahten giiiaidule il, Die
4oern sinasfiibrt miro. gine beh0ro=
lide llnterfuhuna BAT eraebsn. baB 10
bebanbeltes 5leifb, ons nod benl
enlnhten 4 Wonaie in elmer 9empern-
tnr bon 81 Grab Wdrme oufbeipabri
tDuroe. nod 70 frii6 mar. iDie eben &C.
i6la4tstss.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-06-09
0risinelIes GaHbans.

@t1 &antIerspa br5etaben ans Der frGMsSH.
tAem Samptitast.
Gin aItes s9iinitleripabr5ei9en BON
paris tpirb in ben ndbIten Mo1en
Der tmmer um fi9 greifenben 8au=
POPULATION gum 1Spfer fallen: Das
@afbuus pterre @annes in 8arbi@
5on, ienes beriibmte lGnolihe Reitau=
rant, pel9es feineraeit Der @runo
CUR gntftebung Der 8iinitlereolonie
Der 8arbi5oner mar. Nnfang Der
fiinf5iger Sabre fam Der 9hneioer
Same. Der etne Oeutf6e CUR Srau
bate, auf ben @ebdnfen, in 8arbt=
aon, bas bamals nod Elm fleines
Dorf mar. Elm 9aftbaus gu erri9ten,
in Incident Maaler 4rebtt habeu
follten. Oaour9 f6uf er etne 9lt>
traftion, bon beren 8eoeutung er
tpobl felbit borber nt9ts eeabnt bate.
Mlsbalo iieoelten fib in Der llmse=
bnns ale iene jungen Maler an,
tpel9e bic neue Rt9tuns perfolsten.
@orot, HouHeau unb Millet paren
unter ibnen, tnsbeionbere Der 2ebtere
fpielte in Der gplonie cine berporrd=
gen0e Hplle.
Bon ben oeutl9en Mialern mar es
Der iunse paul Menerbetnl, Der bort
fetnen Stuoten oblag uno freunbli9
nit ben SbierrnaIern oes &rei1es per<
febrte. Die Sauptperfon aber btloets
@anne, Der es beritanb, feline rnan9<
NAL ni9t febr fiisfumen @dfte in Die
rt4tigen 8ahnen gu lenfen, unb Der
aub oarauf beod9t mar, ben tbnen
etngerGumten &rebit our ri9tigen
3eit in tltngenbe Weiinae um5uleben.
Wenn elmer Der Maler Elm Werf
Dollenoet bate uno ni9t tpubte, tpis
oas Bib angebra6t tperDen follte, 10
mar es 9anne, Der bic 8ermittler<
role iibernabm, mad parts btnetn=
fubr uno oort enttpeber nit ben
aunitbdnblern unterbanbeln, cber, ba
Ct gefhtdte Werbinbuneen befab, au9
ret4e Mdnner berausfano, tpeIde bic
8ilber Der iungen mod unbetannten
Wfaler dnfauften. gr felbtt per1tano
Dielleidt BON 3unit nur tpentg, allein
er mar etn binldnelth tii6tiser @e=
f4Gftsmann, INN Die @aare, tpelde
tn re6ten gorots" pber ni6t minoer
tpertbpollen Wlillets beitdnb, nit gez
biibrenben Worten an5upretien, uno
ct fonnte febr gut ben biellet9t aau=
bernoen Runoen bte 9or5iige Der 9e@
mGloe ouseinanberfeben, 70 bab feline
Sua6a In ben metften TGllen iibers
5eugeno pirtte. Die Preiie, ote man
er5ielte, tparen allerbines nu4 uu<
ferem beutisen Stanbpunfte ni9t be<
fonoers bod, unb penn beute Elm
Gorot nit $4,000 Bis $4,000 un=
ter umitdnben beaablt tptrb, 10 mar
man tn 8arbiapn ban,als aufrteoen,
genau ben bunbertften She'll btefer
Sunmen au erbalten. Damn aog fi1
@ater @anne ab, mas tbm sebiibrte,
nnb bdnoiste Den Reit getreultd benz
ietpeilisen Maler Elm. Qluf btefe Dirt
TIT Der ftnbtse unb sef9tdte @ait=
iptrtb, in beFen Saufe Die 8arbtsoner
it4 ieben Mbenb beretnten, trob bes
dussiebtsen Rrebttes, ben Ct getpGbr<
te, nt9t nur I'm teinen pfennts dr..
mer setporben. fonoern er bradte es
fosar 5upege, i'm 2aufe Der Sabre
etn febr anfebnliaes Wernl0gen au |
fummeln, unb als er ftarb, mar CT
fogar etn retder Mann. Das r@ans
haus gu ben @enies", tpie fein Nes
ftaurant In paris genannt ipurbe.
entpidelte itb namentltd fpdter al |
einem Der be5u9teften Musflussorte |
nnb btloete eine @ebensniirbtstett ber |
Seineftabt, bic iih fobalo tein Be,
{1ff1pr enfnpher Iieh
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1e9rinbet 1870.
sn
Sd babe Dem etnst8en soaHdnotsen Abfraft Der
RamftiteI bon SdnDeretem nno Sots, Der iemaLs
pon Den Necoros bon 9uscarawas County,
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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-11-08
Problems Of the Day.

Senator Percy called attention to
the fact that he would represent the
state in the U. s. Senate up to 1918.
He wanted the people of the state to
know that he wants to serve them
to the best of his ability. He re-
ferred to his record made thus far,
to his business training and expert
ence and suggested these were of
some value to the state.
This is a business age, and this
national government of ours is one of
the greatest business institutions of
the age. In its business it collects by
taxation and disbursses among the
people approximately three million
dollars a day. This enormous amount
should be collected fairly from the
people of the country, and disbursed
honestly among them. The chief
business of your senator is to see that
the people of Mississippi bear nc
more than their fair share of the bur
dens Of government, and receive nc
less than their fair share of the bene
fits of government
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-11-08
With Open Doors.

They gave to the candidates the
right to go into the ante-chambers
opening into the room where the eau
Gus was being held, and they each
had the right to have a representa-
tive with them. They gave to each
the right to have a representative at
the box where the ballots were de-
posted, and counted, and each one
had a representative there. They
then admitted the reporters Of the
press to the hall, and they We're ar
ranged in row Immediately under
the Speakers stand.
"They then threw open the CALLER
les and the men and women of Mis-
sissippi crowded them and watched
the proceedings of the caucus night
and day. The meeting was as open
as this meeting here today. The
question then arose as to how they
should signify their choice for Sena
tor, whether by viva voce or ballot
and by vote of one hundred and
one to sixty-nine they decided that
it should be by ballot.