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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-11-21
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= 1907 "a 1908 kIso ic meast iua AZ Il
ggyscuoe, o. 60 ica irpIseoe fpr 8risbts
8iiedir. a;t Jes til en- irsniragenoe 2a1el
&~ibertnOtls Noya. otter q baps isai . -
/ no1eu alp, go,n OF erbofos 5eIagsoslie e
ier g;aSslaa ttguHot. iss AZ brsJe Snal .
&eoi, o ten fllot 0ic5hff,lG ~ SriiG. ~ q
I opwuaireoe MIS- iii al iostixsi. q j
8ruael ~ gic.itinrn.
Git,r At tapc iGgct liere %!cIfsr, ictJ
ieg lighic I Jsridu'S sy9tlsf i q. gfsl,
biep itg en- irtii Tavo. o. tn Ion mo gg1
ii3eco ise, q ls1afcrig tas iaOt noqen Tcga
til Svtlbt's Eiieoi fier EiisaGepensea ni
noecn W%pr,ipatom.
Sc er ha ia'ncm'it ijaeseerior It
q tfs 8 Sramre Foct. al jsg alsrie bct1u-
tes N peG % II 4, BET tt huemi o Hselit
Der ltoer al @n p gomme.
Gerns N ,et oprigtiqe d
gsaee glisiia5eaTo,
Jairfielo, Sofud-
Stoten Sons,
9efsrluE GcuMtp ?
uTo. rtesnei OF beeoiqet for mig AT
o%penHrunic Nlaee GIiultabearb. % llnoer'
l~trift.n cneriitnot al BAN ar bare aste, ben
I2te 9nIi 1859.
Charles z. Grail,
ROtarp gubne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-11-21
Snle. % @ntaarshilien

paa Sort meo opbsiet ariittorsorna.
ment | to 8nrper 90 9eres NaOn
og aoresie (engeIf eler norif Cert
efter Snife) an6efnles enbper Sa-
mile, Ser snffer at ienbe fine Sl9gt-
hinge og @enner en- imuf os itilfllO
SiIien til aarets itsrite Seitib. IL
Sort meo 9onpoluter so Cts. %
Sort meo SonpoIutter rs Cts. -
Sort meS "Boiten" ct Qar / Sorifub
$3.50. % Sort me6 Soften ct
aar | Sorifitb $1.65. Sfrip til 9.
anunoien gubl. Co., 9ecorab, Soma.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-11-21

at ban life titnoe iao Rum til Sen
fine Saoer, % oeropcr bleu 1au iaa
f%ortptIct, Of ban aif BEN og bpmate
fig. Somme MlGuo er liqel
Gn al Giteroelslagets Sfribenter
cplpier, at en- Cater err Meolem al
Saaet. aunoe life Solunalagct I.
Or. itiffe oper me0 en- Grputgyf. mon
tro2 @i moa fnppes ON iliqt. Ifal
oct gao aoot. Ser maa pare aappe.
Itrio mcllem ~ "N~atiouer"l
Seq tGnftc. Sait bao0c piort iii
bcoI.c pes &attcrloo; men / Ghieago
orer8if BAN ii9 iclo. bsres Oct ro til.
Sono nil bans @enuer / @aa
Street" tpnte M?
Sent bare. til 6incuttcrne Sta.
lien OF Snrfict trcr sc cr frroige,
ifaI on ioo ie oamIp 9|oNom Guropo
trrOe trent % 0eIc aaGen meucu
oeIul - gr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-11-21
On pnifuerSia Smlepreient

til Minoe ON 9mmnrf er Slips.
naaIe meO BET oanffe Aiespanben |
roo, bIaa oe bib emalie paa Cub
for 70 Gts. eaer meo "9ecorab.
goiien" og ~8e6 arnen~ ct aar for
$t.75. = Senne uieopanlige pafre
os tint forarbeioeee Slipsnanl sieu.
siper | De minOite enfeltbeoer oct
SanIfe 9fiasbaaben (2sper og Sierter
pea sfioIb meS arone). - en- pas.
ienoe 6oraring for enbper oanif
WGno eaer apinoe ung eQer gam.
mel. ct 9rpo for eibDert Clips.
Da ri fun bar en- minore 9ebolS-
ming ai oisie Slipsuaale. bsr Or.
ores inoienoes itrar til 9. amno-
len gubI. Go, Geeorab, Soma.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-11-21
Set nnr IN mprf Yftcu. ioo msrf

- "ht Nh hNii ~ifANNF fhN ltlNALF
of ban life tunoe ic Seitenes 6oue-
Der. EIuoieIi9 ioo BON ct Gus til.
ocnitre. San fulotc ocunr 20gte.
mono, o. neO / SGraeopbet gif oct
mco 6aruer. @eitc on altiammen.
@louge, Tom feiler ro9et, f%orisger
bette % hiut, 0e felgcr olttor oite
Ell 2uatemonO o. peo life al. fer oct
nGiten er for tent. SlCS life bort
prr0ifiIoe 2icbIitfc; men buis 0e
er ipa. liberoc eaer life cr riqtiq iii.
paS. iaa begonb at BRUCE Or. @etcrS
aurifo. De oil HuSe, at oen life err
noaeu 9patemano. CT Aorbunore.
bcS itaOigc @rHg bar beoiit oeus
iluobeoSgipeuSc Mnat. 3e Tan life
ioa brn hos gpotbeferue. Zen flo.
bes bircttc ira Sobrifuntcrne, Or.
Peter 6obrrcp & Cons Go, To-
% go. Sopne ape,, Chicago, Su.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-11-21

Seo eruuieu. Stub. iur. Suuieu &C
for ottcnoe Sang oppe til Grauen.
Srofcsiorcu: "5pis n 8adro6ruger
bar fine agerier f~oriifret mob SasIfdoe,
bbem sr, ifaIo FABIAN SfaSe i~nbtrGffer.
plietia til at ipdre for Sabet2" 4
SGrien itittoerer lRnge. SiIiibit ioas
rer bar meo itoIt Sifterbeb: 4
Sen 10 mliso."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-11-21
firev al
DIR kilmer a Co..
B~lnghaInton, ". y.
bsns enamp.Rppt pfl usr,tte for Sts
&otarp NubIic

gepts, bsne StudrpsSiooi pii usrttte for big
Seao til ar. sjlmtr & 60, 8iHebamtou,
Rg, efter EFT grsnsHaise. Zen off operbepiie
enbp r. 3u pil p9iaa moofdge Ell lioen Boa
rrso ueroiinioe CpIp5uiHger. iortRlenoe at
ON 3urerne o. 8lRren. 9iaar on lfrIper,
orr lifter paa al u9pne "9ecorabs9oiteng
JiegalGre Stprrelier al 5Iniler iii 80 Gents
% en- 7plnr er tiliaIss hes ale apotbetere.
Brepe tan beirares | bet nprlte 5prog. 81
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-11-21

1o541. Sp.: Gneaaeube Spsuins at
"grcis @aIts" at Serubauen / en-
2anbsbp ! Rinmeiota. (~SpSrssmaaI inos
ienbt fra G%ububon).
Spar: Gi tan life meb @tsfen az.
sisre, | bpab ribftretuins Speu ran sipre
fin &ct siGlbenhe | bette SiliGloe. DC
maa lGsse en- Sag at iaa itor gistisbso
I SGnherne paa en- ppstis Goppfat %
faa BAN til at uuSerisse, bpao Der tan
eipres.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-11-21

gpaneeIiIten "@iai" Suuoap bar
ienbt no / Geroen en- SEAPORT ODER.
bpor meget BET / De forifieIise ame'
rifanife gper foiter at freIie SiGle.
ut freIie en- SiGl / Chicago foiter
395 Collars, I 9ep Oorf 545, | Sn'
oianapoIis $40, | Boston $40, / Seem
Orleans rs og / atIanta 10 Col
lars. at "freIie SiRle" / De to iibit,
nppnte @per ipres life at folbe iao
urimeIig bprt enbba; men oct er bel
beIIt @egerii9le, Der blir frelit | otsic
Sp~oitatsbper, og De er fanife life
fort mere pRro better. -
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-11-21

Sra geIfait berettes ON ct Som-
fru Waria @iaeoe, iom bep9ger 81.
meme og SGnberre. Solt | Snnbre'
bepis Itrsmmer til for at fine bette
timber. Oct er ct Wirafel naturlig-
bis. ut life Dc eooe irife &atoIifer
fan ifisnne iaopas % iIaa fig til go
oermeo er for mig gobt nof Seois
pao, at De life er moone for Some
rule" enonul -
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-11-21
2laben R~crrefponoarce.

e~prrasmaal fra Beripaer, jpr Tile opgiOer Tine
Rarne Ill Saskatchewan. bciudres lite.
epsrsers b,pes aIiat1e tine Sssresnaalt ct Hart 60
tpbeltst Sprpg.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-11-21

Itterigien bar leg funnel foa Die
- life paa Sieormcn ijcl, men pod
en- interesiont @eretring on ell iau'
ban. Get err enbbo en- irIf Sfipper.
iom bar beIfrepet 0pret benne Sang,
"Srmen" oar 30 500 lang, brioenbe
bpio % baobe itore, 9rsnne Zine.
Zen bao6e Buffel poa Rpggen og
lang, final Sale. Seq buffer life,
bpiIfen Sfabelon oen Sieormen, ieg
berettet ON | "Smaarulf" flor Com.
mer, baobe; men bet forefommer
mig, at Den life par affurat lig oct
Der belfrebnc 99it. Nan fon II,
tGnfe % fro, bpob man bill ON Sis.
ormen; men en- Sing ital hi mGrfe
os: ben optrGoer life TO 8nnse
famine SfiffelIe. Oct ifrilbe life for.
baitie mig, ON Den upite, pi foar bDre
ON, er grsn meb brioenoe boioe Zine
og Sale iom en- Seit.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-11-21

z par: vi tan tile tteo Stsneo dfs
aisre, | bpab tlbftrefuins Speu tau sipre
fin Rct siGIbenhe | bette giIiGloe. Dc
ma lGsge en- Sag AT ian itor Sistighen
/ SGnherne paa en- ppstis aopofat %
faa BAN til at uuberisse, bpan Der tan
sipres.
10542. Sp.: Spub er Rapnet paa
ben enselIfe &pniul nermelt Wtoloe !
gloree2
guar: Der sr en- eneeW gieetpn'
inf | Mplbe. Sans Rdpn or y. 3. Sabi.
Zuifer Spsracren at fDrttre I 6orbtrts
oeIie mcb rGrmeite amerttanite Scnini,
iaa er henne | Sergeu. Sans Napn CT
sSelir 2. e. Spbnicn. Ser er elers en-
amerifanff &pniularaecut | Srpunbtert,
6. ". o.. gerg.
1o543. gp.: Seam en- Gut, iom er
fcbt | Noree ng tom bib | Z GarS Gloes
rem, bli officer | Ser pg SIaaoe Der
2anSet, nnar bau bar en- 9op HoodnS
nellie?
spar: San fan bfi officer, bnts
bans Snr er Sprser, 90 ban sierretl'
saar arissffplen ellcr Sjsfrtssftuleu. el'
Iers life.
1o544. Sp.: OR en- Sbretar / Wins
neIota tpuneeu til at drbeioe ira 0dto
til 9ato, naar ban er leiet for Ibp WRaas
neber, eIer fatl ban reene efter 20 ar'
beibsbaee2
spar: gsaaneben resnes fra Satp
til Satu.
1ob45. Sp.: Raar mine areatirer
aaar mo paa Nabocns Sanb o9 tar tpr
fla al hars SeItaffe. fan ban oa turore
rooen Grftntnina berfor, nadr leg lite
bar @ierbe omfrire NIT 9anb2 (gttnn:
Spar: ga, ban fan %fprlange, at De
hpIber BAN ifabeslss.
1o546. Sp.: /. U. tiger, at Rorge
bopbe eaen 1lbeurigsmihifter og @ene@
~ralfonfuI unber Sorentrser nleo Soe%
rioe. 9. flyer, bet altib bar en- Soenlt'
fom beflebte begse Stiatnser. Soem
bar Get3
q. 3 SiIfarbet at at noser norlte
Ueenb bupbe be StiIinger. boao er De-
res Rabn2
Spar: /. % 2. gurse % Spertse
harbe nnber Spreniuseu fGaes uoens
rtasmintiter, fpm altib bar en- iueuit
Waub. SpniulatpGienet bar csiaa tel'
lee, men Der bar fere Nprbn9no, toHa
bar G,eneraltuniuler.
1ob47. Sp.: Sean Sc cpgipe mig ct
aobt TibbeI for S~aaraffalbg
Spar: gi fjenber tffe fpeetelf I'll
ruset iist 4ibbel, nteu bet er mango
fom aperterer Itebieincr at bette Sla9s.
1o54s. gp.: 1. Haar en- Gut Letter
Tia bort for s Wadneber til en- Sarmer
90 fIutter efter s Raanebers Sorlsb, ian
ba ssarmeren n9ste at betale bdm for
Grbeioet?
2. Iaar leg Letter en- @ut til at ars
beibe for mig. % en- Rano giber bam
@enae, for at ban life ital saa til mig,
har ba benne Ianb Sob til at banble
iadleoes, naar ies bcrpeb lite faar NIT
Grbeioe ubfsrt?
Spar: 1. Cutter bill fuune for
Iunae Detailing for ben Sib, ban bar ars
beihet, men bSis ban bar paafprt Sar'
meren bepisIist gob herpcb, at ban Hut.
tebe fpr ben Stb, be bar f~urIiste nm, faa
Fan Snrmeren iurlanse, at bette Sab
heffea af ben tilsubebapeuhe 2sn. Srtte
fp~rmbiGtter, at ban life bapbe gpS %
gplbtg @rnnb til ut flutte grbeiSet.
2. Set fpmmcr Felt % bplbent an
paa SmitGnbisbeSerne. Sar Manhen
fprfetlis banblet iaalebes for at RaSe
Gem, funbe ban nnSer pisfe SprbplSe
bplbes aniparlts efter auren for StaSem,
men bet ptl I be Heite SilfGlbe life lgnne
llmasen at prpcebere ON fist.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-11-21
Smaarmlf.


6orbenpGreuoe SrGiioent 9iaj Ell.
terIoo iig u Wiiuionsr i Oct megi.
tanlte Statfaumer. bpilfet beuiier,
al ban life par iaa omt9nfiom 90
fremiunt iom arueer. Der ltrsa al.
soaroe me6 9oerues .8aSie, oa ban
rente ira lit Sono og lit Solt.
Sa, "f!ippe. Hippo, Hippo" iom
Nr. Siuil 0ieierno ioa operbepiienoe
uotrntfer iigi 6Iere al benz. iom Fri.
Der Spalte op % SpoIte neb on
Rlueiteucn ira aenfingtou, bar bit
zig Tom uoget 8lippere til at BRUCE
mango fore Orb OF irgen Irgumer.
ter eller gepiicr. Seq bar iugen Wte.
ming bopt ON oenue 4uneiten. men
beapnoer MI ion imont at ipefiiIere
paa, ON ben life oligcpcl er pete.
gltiaa filler moertcgneoe fla unber
Wsr. SoIonb8 Sane / Rrucltcrfrisen,
entcn oct MI eaar til 8rai,t eler
IGuine.
@lir olorig SoIf ioa pcttlige, at
DC laoer oGre at "ipine" | OufcI
Cams 9onoIotteri. maa iea iperee2
llnoer iioite lloIoouing bar Der
5000 "GlaimS" at trpffc 500 on,
og 53,73S 4eriorer tog Simmer. vi
oiSie funoc 50,73S Ierioner aItioa
life fac Tag / ioa meget iom en- Srrs.
tontt al set p9rIte 2rfcnlonb. 0e
eioroe fin Reiie % inc llSIp9 for III.
tet. If DC 5000 Claims" ifal min.
ore emo S~rcoieoclen bore Qonb, Der
er prro at ho, Sor 2anb. iom fan
prrc nGrS uo6et. maa 2anotogerue
betolc 6 Collars pr. Mere. Somme
Steoer niau nan briuc 1000 SOB
for at faa @auo, beoer oct. Nof or
iagt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-11-21

Sor en- sio iiocn berettet Gbieaso.
blaoene ON en- Urn, iom ioroet crer
gpen og tiIilut iatte fla paa Saaruet
at @ontgomerp @aro & Cos gps.
ming. Snao NOME Oct betpoeY Bar
BET 9umbertruitens Gano, iom tog
fell al "Mail Croer Souie" og men.
re, Oct bar Gears. Hoebucf & Co..
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-11-21

9riffer Imerifauerne minbre enc
for en- WenneIfeaIber iioen2 Rei, De
gier life. Sroos Grobibition %
Itrengere 2ope tiltar grugen al 20
baf og iterfe 3riffe. nj Bin og 81
Nrof @merifnnerne / 1870 ina
meget iom 7s4 Gallon pr. SnOipib,
/ 1880 Iiot oner 10 Salons, | 1890
1919 Salons, / 1900 ooer 1712
Salons % | 1910 nRiten % Gal.
Ions pr. Snoinio.
Wen iao brifer hi fanife minore
al De i~terfere Soger2 Rei, life Oct
beler. Sorbruget al b%eitileret Cpl.
rihis pr. Sobeb iteg fra t,0t Salon
1 1896 til 1877 8al. | 1903.
Settle er ingen gl9oeIig 5aftn for
ncgen al cs; men 6afta er Sofia.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-11-21

en- 9oftor | Boris bil, Solt ital
iope meb l&opeoe, lauere END 2eiten
al aroppen. Stal man enbeIig bru.
ge Scpepioe, faar BET BIZ unoer 5so.
berne, flyer ban. Sa, 9ottoren tan
aierne itaa paa Sopebet cg icoe, ON
ban pil; men ieg for nit @esfom.
menoe BIZ fnn lisse cg iooe, Tom ieg
ieIp timber behit for mig.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-11-21

Zen. iom leger tanfeleit meo "a.
lerne / i'm ungbom, fan fomme iii
at trpnge iaart uosle Gents i lin aI.
oeroom.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-11-21

On 62 aar gammel Sarmer nar
gartpile, 3d., fit iaa rig en- aplina.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-11-21

1o548. Sp.: Seam en- @ut, iom er
febt / Rorge pe TOM bib / Z Gars aloes
rem, bli Officer | Scr ug Slaaoe Der !
2anbet, naur Fan bar en- soo uooans
nellie?
Spar: San fan bli officer, bnts
bans gnr er Sprser, % ban siennstt'
saar Srissffplen siler sisfrissifuleu. el'
Iers life.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-11-21

. uSbapet at mig
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-11-21

1ob45. Sp.: Raar mine &rsatiirer
oaar mo paa Iaboens 2anb og tar tor
fla at hams Seitafte, Tan ban pa tprore
noeen gritntnin9 berfor. naar leg Ute
bar @irrbe omfrirs nit 9aro2 (gttnn.
Spar: ga, ban fan fprlanse, at DC
hplber 6am ifabeslss.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-11-21

1o544. Sp.: Or en- Sbretar Veins
neSota tpunaen til at arbeibe ira Cato
til 9ato, raar ban er leiet for ibp WRaas
neber, erer fan ban resne efter 26 ars
~beibsbaee2
guar: MaaneSen resnes fra Satp
til Satp.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-07-18
W 0 NE N
LEAD 800
RIO TERS
West Orange Police Res
cue StrikebreakerS
from italians.

With the women in the forefront,
gang of 300 italian strikers. their wives
and daughters surrounded a group of
houses at Joyce and Jefferson streets.
Orange early today, and when the
twenty-five strike breakers who had
slept In the buildings over night began
their trip to the Spottiswoode-C Cuse ck
quarry, on the mountainside In West
Orange, the crowd fell upon the group
and pummelled them into a decision
not to continue their journey. There
was a call for help to the West Orange
police, and Patrolmen George Daily and
Thomas Mccormack waded into the
fighting mob, corrolling Mary Dezenzo.
of Joyce street, whose effective club
had sent several of the strike breakers
running.
The woman had a stout stick and she
concealed it beneath her apron when
the police arrived. where 1t was later
found. The fight ended right there and
the rival groups marched to the West
Orange Town Hall, and nearly resumed
the quarrel in police headquarters, but
were quickly suppressed Mrs. Dezenzo
was fined 500 and the sum was paid by
the secretary of the strikers union.
Two gangs of Italian laborers in
vaded Irylngton this morning to halt
work done by their countrymen on the
thoroughfares. They urged the men at
work to join them in demands for an
eight-hour day. Their first demonstra-
tion was at Forty-third street, just be-
yond the town limit, where they sue
ceeded In persuading the workers lay
ing sewer pipes in Hilton to strike.
Their next move was for Myrtle ave-
nue., Irvington centre, where a gang of
about thirty men was at work under
John j. Dorer. 1r., paving that thor
oughfare. The contract is held by John
Dorer. In few minutes every italian
on the job quit work and gathered in
a group to discuss the prospects of an
eight-hour workday. There was no at
tempt at disorder and Chief OF Police
Green and several policemen found
little to do when they arrived on the
scene beyond requesting the agitators
to move on.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-07-18
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
IFrom a Staff Correspondents

JERSEY CITY, July ia heavy
vote is b-ing polled here today on the
adoption or rejection of the Walsh
commission form of government act. 1t
is estimated that at least 10 per cent
of the normal vote of the city will be
registered before the polls close.
In the "Iilr' section. where the Pro-
gressive Republicans are strong, the
early vote was heavy. 1t Is believed
that this part of the municipality Will
show a preference for commission gov
ernment. In the German-American
section the vote was large. but in
lower Jersey City, the Democratic
stronghold. the vote was small up to
noon, due to the fact that the voters
here go to work early In the morning.
They will come out In force between
and o'clock this evening.
The advocates of the commission
plan are hoping against hope that the
people will favor the change, but the
chances are that the commission gov
ernment will be showed under despite
the advocacy of Governor Wilson, who
has made commission government his
own fight throughout the State.
In accordance with that provision of
the law which requires that at least
80 per cent. of the total vote poiled at
the last previous election shall he cast
in it's favor before it is legally adopted
the commission plan must muster II $50
votes Many bets are being made that
it will be unable to get this number in
/. today's election. an opinion that has
been strengthened by the fact that the
advocates of commission government
had to abandon the circulation of
petition calling the election because
the requisite number of signatures
could not be obtaiped Opponents OF
the commission plan got the signatures.
There is no particular excitement,
There has been no disorder of any
kind. and there have been no arrests.
In the polling places there is unusual
freedom. In the strong anti-commis-
sion districts the election Is regarded
as a huge joke. The chief boomers of
the commission campaign admitted at
noon today that the outlook was black
for their cause.
The result of the election will be
known by 10 o'clock tonight.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-07-18
T RE:N ON
CHOOSING
7 IC KE'T' 7
Selecting Ten Candi-
dates at Commission
Rule Primary.
Especial to the Newark star.1

TRENTON, July 1S.-This is elm
government contest. Out OF more than
sixty candidates for the places In the
new commission that is to govern the
city under the terms of the Walsh act,
ten names will be chosen today to be
voted upon at the election to be held
in August.
The occupations of the candidates are
as follows: Contractors five; real
estate operators, five: statesmen, three;
cigar dealers- two; grocers two; sec
retaries two; clothiers two; BARRIERS,
two; lawyers. two: manufacturers,
two; optician, one; civil engineer, one;
tailor, one; accountants, two; sworn
expert one; hay dealer, one: produce
worker, one; tinsmith, one; trading
stamp dealer, one; restauranteur, one;
telegraph official, one; elevator oper-
ator, one; janitor, one carpenter one;
druggist one financial experts two;
retired, three.
Many of these candidates are men
who fought hardest against the adop-
tion of the Walsh bill They are men
who have been active in the political
machines and in compliance with the
suggestions of the hide-bound party
men sought its defeat.
Because of the length of the ballot
and 1t being the first time the people
have been compelled to handle new
scheme of voting, it is predicted the
result of the election will not be known
until tomorrow.
There Is a strong reaction against
commission government here already
and If an election to change the char
ter had to be held over again it is ex-
tretnely doubtful If the commission
plan would carry. The people are
tired of the turmoil Of hot weather
politics and are not slow in saying so.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-07-18
HIS ALLEGED DUAL
LIFE IS REVEALED
AFTER HIS DEATH
Two Women Claim Estate of
NauweIaerts as His
Widows.

A case of alleged bigamy and mar
riage fraud came to light today when
the petition for the removal of an ad-
ministIatrix of the estate of the late
George Bernard Nauwelaerts, of 221
Mulberry street. was filed with the
clerk of the Essex County Orphans
Court According to the petition, Nau-
welaerts, who lived in Newark and
conducted a jewelry business at 221
Mulberry street under the name of
George Bernard, married Nathalie Del
court Nauwefaerts at Paris more than
twenty-five years ago.
The couple came to New York and
there separated, Mrs. Nauwelaerts go
ing to San Francisco and her husband
coming to this city. Two children had
been born to the couple. They are Miss
Isabelle Nanwelaerts and Mrs. Georg-
ette Gum.
Several years later Nauwelaerts mar
ried again. apparently without telling
his second wife of his former marriage
On May Is last Nauwelaerts died,
leaving no will. and the Newark wom-
an, Florence f. Bernard, applied for
letters of administration in the surro-
gates office. under the belief that she
was the true and lawful widow of the
jeweler. states the petition. The first
wife, in California, heard of her hus-
bands death and at once notified her
daughter Isabelle. of New York, to
start legal proceedings to obtain the
$4,000 estate left by Nauwelaerts. The
petition was filed today by Mulligan &
Koenig.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-07-18
MRS. TONKIN GUT
: OFF BY HUSBAND
WITHOUT A CENT
George E. Tonkin, l5-Year-0ld
Son, Is Made Sole
Legatee in Will.

George Edward Tonlin. the 15year-
old son of the late George Tonkin, who
died on July 4. is made the sole legatee
under the will of his father filed today
in the county surrogate's office. No
mention is made of Mrs Therese Ton
kin, the wife, whose address in the ap-
plication for probate is given as New
York city.
William scheerer. epresldent of the
Union National Bank. and Joseph d..
Tonkin, brother of the deceased, are
named as executors and trustees Of
the estate, Mr.. Scheerer also being
named as guardian of the son.
The estate, the value of which is not
stated consists of stock in the shoe
manufacturin concern of Thomas
Cort, Inc.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-07-18
JERSEY CITY AND
NEWARK At LAST
GET TOGE Their
Smith and Justis Oppose Each
Other in the First
Game.
Iron n star correspondent.1 l

JERSEY CITY, July 18.-FaVored at
last by fair weather. the Bengals and
the Skoeters finally got together this
afternoon The old rivalry between
Jersey City and Newark drew out
about 1,500 for the first game, many
Newarkers being present Fisher, the
new infieldeT was still among the miss
ing, though he was due this afternoon
Smith and McGlnnity warmed up for
Newark while Justis alone took out
the kinks for the Skeeters
FIRST INNING.
NEWARK-Bailey grounded to Alb
stein. Abstein nabbed Agler's Texas
Lacquer. Kelly walked and was out
stealing, Tonneman to Roach. NO
RUNS, NO HITS. NO ERRORS.
JERSEY cITY-Breen out, Louden 70
Agler Gettman grounded to Aglor
Louden made Wild peg of Dolan
effort and the batter reached third
Deininger famed. NO RUNS, NO
HITS, ONE ERROR.
SECOND INNING.
NEWARK-Dalton walked, and was
caught off first, Justis to Absteln. G.
Smith fouled to Tonneman. Louden
trlpled to sthe left field fence Justis
made balk, and Louden was allowed
to score, Reams walked. Babe stole
second, but Cady flied to Gettman.
ONE RUN, ONE HIT, NO ERRORS.
JERSEY CITY-Abstein hit to Reams
and Agler got the out. Kelly made a
catch C Vheeler's foul. Roach took
the Louden-Agler route. NO RUNS,
NO HITS. NO ERRORS.
THIRD INNING.
NEWARK-C. Smith singled to right
Bailey fore him. Dolan to Breen.
Agler walloped to Wheeler. Kelly flied
to Gettman NO RUNS, ONE HIT,
NO ERRORS
JERSEY CITY-Tonneman popped to
Reams. Justis struck out and was
pegged out at first, Cady to Agler.
(COntinred ON Second Phge.)