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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-05-09

Afaoemiif 5rioillig- geu9gelien /
aino. S be iioite to aar bar oOer
300 fineiiite Stuoenter i. be itore
fineiiife, Colleges" beiIuttet Jig til
at pelge 9reitegerningen 6lonot
6eres 2anOsmen6 JON 0eres 2iDs-
opgoDe. geo Noroinoiens S~tnoenter-
ms0e, iom bleo bolet / SUM- for
riee anr, ntsotes Hepr9ientanter
ira Ror6- og Miot.ainns friitelige
Stuoenterforeninger og ~foreneoe
6isie g6rioillege" til en- ofnoemiif
Sripillig- geDpgelie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-05-09

itnn0ne 6reIier. boorfor fsrer ban
0o life fine Disciple frem me0
aroft til SER oper Sslams I'll
bangere? Oct er life unoerIiat,
om Dor 8iOs tpiplenoe Menneifcr
tan foa ianOanne Enaifetnnfer, og
at netop 8orboloet melIem Mubom-
meoanisme % a%riitenoom fon ROT.
fe 5roen pna ariiti Opitan6eIies
Sonobeo ior Dem. 9erfor iortrI-
Ter ri Ell lille Smule ON ianoe
8oaifete9n;
giaeoet Der niier Hobert College
/ aonItontinopeI. Sprferne bar bru0t
Jig operoroentlie li0t ON Oplpsnine
% SfolenGien. Men runot ON
firing / 0e tprfiife 9onoe bar friitne
amerifanere grunoIaat friitne Uni
periiteter. st iaooart f~riitent Uni
p~eriitet CT netop Hobert College, oct
blen grunologt for 90 Aor ii0en al
Ell Atetp 9orf-asbmon0, DIR. 9obert.
San mente, at Oprettelien nf en-
friiten Sfole piloe pirfe til BuSs
Higes 6remme. San bapoe mango
9aniteligbeoer at f9npe meo. Stfe
alene Den tprfiife Reaerina nor til
bsielig til life at fin0e iig | ct ian.
6nnt College, men / oct minoite to
al europos Stormo0ter par - al
politiife @runoe - beitemlt paa at
BRUCE al oeres Snoilpoelie inoo
oct. Men llnineriiteiet fom. 5srit
bar Ser fun 4 Stuoerter, o. De par
nae %friitne: @nglrnoere oe ameri-
fnnere. Men MI er Der $50 Stu-
oenter al IA Notioner.
; Sliitnineen al 9lpriI, Iiee efter
@aaifen, ifaI Der niboIoes en- aonie-
renee al friitne Stuoenter ira belle
geroen. Observation-Disclosures ariit-
ne, boaoe @Gn0 90 apinOer, ira
amerifa, england, aina, Ianmarf,
SSapon, Sn6ien, Gfrifo O.. |. 3. lam
les Der Tor nt roooilao ON, bboroan
ariiti 4i1e fan oinoe irem / Der
Den og i9rlig 0a ! De m%libamme-
2anoe.
Non mac itooig bulfe pna, atIlu.
bammeoanerne Iiae ira 9egpnoeIien
al 90 inotil MI bar bait li0en eaer
2eiIigbeo til at lore lamb
ariiten0om al fen0e. Niubnmme-
6nnismen ielo fremitoO ira 9egDn-
0elien al iom Ell 9roteit moo ben
0aoprenOe airfes aiouosoprteIie og
Snno. Gems ferite pirfeIige Cant
menits0 meo airfen par poa aors.
2to, og on lprte oen at babe
ariiti Pam og at foro9te Dem, iom
gap iie til at isre arig / bonsRoon.
ge%rsringen meo ariiten6om i Spa
MEN, / aonitontinopeI % / 2it-
europa bar life gioet grofetens
7iscipIe Bruno til at tro, At oct at
befenoe liz iom Seiu ariiti Gisci-
pie gsr Menneifer line, penIile,
ianoe % u%ieIoiife. 0etop Serfor
man oente Zig itore Reiultoter,
ON bet nh fan bliue muIigt at pie
ben mubammeonnife 0eroen, bono
pgte ariitenoom er.
= m n M
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-05-09

lln6er 26. april meIoes ira as-
benbaon, at iomme Gag oeOtoses
5%oriIaget ON Menigbe0sraa0 (6et
oil iige set ipecieIIe llooaIqs Gler.
tolls 5nOitilling) / 6oIfetin-
get meo So Stemmer MOB II,
men f~ortaiteoes / 2on5stin-
get meo 30 moo 30 Stemmer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-05-09

SsnoagsifolefeIt / Sapan. 5 oct
fore ambeteater / 9ofio bar Der
fig. %. E." opret iamlet 10000
iapanife gsru til SsnoogsifoIefeit.
Oct oar oct Itsrite friItelige Nsbe.
Der enonu bar b9ret bolot | Sapon.
Gette m9rfeligeM zoe oa6neoes meo:
Scr priiet, Seius ariit, SUBS
Sen."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-05-09

Sfslge vairfelie Samler" bar
9aIt. @. Soerien (ai Zen Oonife
airte) 5piagt i'm @ernine Clio,
0ebr. = 8rinitatis Weni9beo /
Chicago. 60or 9ait Rsroon Com
oi ti0ligere bar meooelt) bar op-
ingt lin @ernlng, bar ienot anI6s-
breu til Bot. Selwig, 8eit Zen
mari, @is.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-05-09

georog fon op6oaes. Ser er
S%cbopenbnuer / Mooii9clie Heo iig
ielp; tbi eaers operipenoer Aan
init Den rietioe Soattoeelie, at 6or-
nniten er pilliebeitemt; ri gsr en-
8ing % tror, oct er f%ornnftigt, -
at, mel @runoen er, at n8tllien
til 9iDet" / os narrebe os oertiI.
6ornniten er en- 1or, iom fun er
til ior at 6ipIpe 0illien nleo De
tanbeliae Eing, bporaf ben taabe-
lieite er, Of bile Ieoe, = iom ben
enfelte OiG Def. og iom Slpgten
oil bet. 8i boloes for Rnr nj SlPg.
tens @enilis: meo 7riftslipet piifer
ben os frem, til OF forti9tte GIeg-
ten og = Qioelien, og ino er
oct finn SIpgten. iom oil forti9t-
tes, .giIIien til 9inet" / Dem, iom
boIber Dem for Nnr.
= We6 piounoerlig 8eltolenbe0 no.
oifler Shopenbnuer oenne pesiimi.
itiite 9ipSnuifuelie. "a set mno mo
rsmmes: oen bar 9ic for en- on
bere Iigeen6e San6be6, bet Gnoes
n~rrganenoe 9~irfeIiabeb, iom asr
Def al meh l1ooiflin9slprens Sui
turiaIigbeo". Wen pno ben dnoen
SIDE: nSpem Ton Den Sr9tbeo og
6ornGgteIie begeiitre? 90 ieIomoo-
fi9enoe er oct, at noelp enfeIte Den.
neifer tan bragg iia no of 2ioets
Spifmsae iaa meeet. at De fnn =
opoa9e SemmeIiebeoen, 9eordget:
De fan iaa goo imo6 8eroensprin-
cipet, life oeo at ta9e 2ioet al zig,
men peb at nfOs, of tilintetgsre
@iIIien til 2ioet, neo aifeie. Set
er oct bsieite, 9ipet Dor oipetl
-6artmann, Scbopen6ancrs CT
terisIaer, iin0er pan eli Mnaoe en-
begeiitrenOe Gpaaue i oenne 2irs-
trGtbeo. nemlig oenne: OF aere ale
Renneifer til gesiimiiter! 9tu gpl.
Der oct Ar6eioe. begeiitret arbeioe,
for at u0breoe ben San6be6. at 81
bet er 9eorog og Can't % % noor
Den ertenoelie er tr9ngt %ige1nenl.
oa fan oi banbe, at SomiGr0iels-
mioIerne til ben 3i0 bar nanet en-
iaaoon uoOifling Of man - al Der
Den ope peo en- inmtioig tor
General oriamling fnn pe6tage
@eneralitreife moo 2inet: Dol6e Cd
ale paa cen Sang, ioa boIoer 2ioet
90, og ui bar narret ogiIIisu til
2ipet~ %.
@eominOre oo ben oaigeDel nor.
rer os (6artmnnn nnpner ieIo oen
MuIiabeo) - oa Io6er 9ipet be-
gpnoe iaen no al lin blinoe Driitl
DO bette tnnoe geiitnge iig.
Smiolerti6, ri fan BOG iormin0ife
Snnoinnligbeoen for Ell 6ortiPttel-
ie: eiter en- 5ormeI G/an On an-
tallet al 9erOensepofer) far ri
%ifsnne, at Sonoipnliaheoen fan 5eur
Sang iorminoifes for en- Rp6egpll.
belle. Sfuloe man tro, Sart-
mann bcnte6e at blipe taaet nloor-
Iigt? eaer al noget leoenoe Wen-
neite fan NOTES al oenne 8alifab2
- iom life leier 2ioeis @nnoe, men
ilaar en- Streg ooer Den.
ll6oifIinesIerens 3iIbonsere, 3d.
cfeI % bans 5olt berer mere BET
10. aor6unoreoe til, 60. tIaeer
ielo oper life at i~oritno oen npe
9iO.) gesiimiiterne er Der / 9pit-
lnno iIere al men ileit er Oe Dog
oiitnof / en- anOen o&enigbeo."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-05-09
Dor Sibs Snoer
og : Wansler.

~ ! N''it1AH, mn VI JAi 0b1hu
iuPre Sfpg8eilber.
Get e. aoot til Ell Dis Yrao at
pert optimiitiif, iaa nan Ter oe
gooe Sioer, mel; life / en- iaaoan
@reo, at mai ooerier De 0noer, Der
truer 9ioet.
Scr ben fommen0e SIpgis 0p-
oragere eal0er bet on at bare 40
bent Die for De SnOflpoelier, Den
opoofienee Slegt er unoer.
@i bor / Den iena-e SiO Ianat
Rprfe til, at Der er 4~merifanere,
iom fan baooe obierpere oe beoem.
me, hpoo De Ter.
5orIeoen trnf ri IN fremroeenoe
Berger en- lille 9p = oct tor en-
Senoog Morgen.
9eo en- anleoning. JONI Samto-
Ben gar. eiorOe ban opmartiom
poa. 5oiltet On0e 9oIoipiI (boie-
bald ON Senoagen oar.
9ette Spil orager De linge bert
fra airten og affriitner, 10 oemo-
raliierer Dem.
Get anime bar / Ben 6rao tp.
ret ingttnget, al Der bar u9ret Scr
iIoe fremme / 9egisIaturer imoO
niunoap ~baieball@.
Scr Suriet bar ri trufiet ct Rnr
llotolelier, iom ri mener er OarO
at meo6ele.
.Sbe 2utb." fortpler. at EN- al
be fornemIte SoIere oeo en- aQleu
ano Geligion" gnnfet / @biIaOel-
pbia ioeoe:
o9enne Station er uoen Soeol;
bette er, bono Der er / 9eien. Scr
nplig ipurgte jeg en- 5Iof @enne-
fer / Chicago ON Oct amerifanife
SoeaI, og lpninart iif ie8 10 SDor-
Get enc par oFenge" (Qfore1), Get
onoet Dor oMorifn6" (iun). 6n
Slot Nenneifer / Bolton ipareoG
Blot a8enge". Noar man Ter SaBen
Iige I 4niigtet - er oct life / 0irfe-
fig6eoen De 10 @uoer, 4merifanere
tilbe0er? Eenge- 10 or "a
= 6isie TO. goo goaifeoag par of6e
Board @olf" I 4~tIantic Gin iDlot
meo IDitige SiIbe0ere, no9le al Dem
airfemeolemmer. Get par Norifab,
De tilbno - life ben opitan0ne Srel-
Ter. 9tu, oa Eaaifen er forbi, %
6oranret itaor for GererL oil Iii
timber og after 3uiin0er al STRIFE
b9nfe itaa TONNE, CO @rcurtions-
9aaoe og Cog oil 0pre iDI6te al
Silbeoere -9forifa6s- 5ilbe6ere Og
8enge er Den an6en Sub. Get err
Sen Sanger. Morifaben rider pan.
@pao er 8enge til2 &or oi Gem life
for at msoe 2egemets, aanoens og
Si9lens 9eboD? hinge amerifanere
iuIter os ieleer 9eeemet, fcrnrmer
oe foreifter aan6en (tbe mino), for
iemmer og foroemmer oeres Siele
for at fao Worifob. Den eneitegrug,
oe bar Tor Benge, er ben Norifa6,
De fan iao for Dem. gn tDif Viooer
9ioroe nDlig ell meget oiis gcniGrf-
1ing, i6ei BUN iagoe: vOpre ! aDif-
LAMB logoe 8or9lorene gproer poa
oeres ysrn; yer ! anlerifa toger
Sorplore Dem of og logger Dem
pao oeres egne Sfulhre." am'ri-
fanife 5orplbre enifer, at oeres
8srn ifal bnpe Morifob. 89reaag
| oeres llngbom? 0ej. Moritnb er
3sienet. Men ftoor iaa Worifoben
bar bort op meo at DPre norton,
foa fommer 8proer o9ltenoe NED
ODER Dem iom en- Gloo, oe neb, neo
goor Bet"
Den an6en l1btoleIie er fra Chi.
cogo, fra en- aomite, iom bar pRret
lat til at nnoerfsee ben mornlife
9ilitnn6 | oenne Storbp.
Meinltatet al RomiteenS l1noerie-
gelier ct en- iaa m9rfeIig Wapport,
at ben inar be Wenneffer, Der END
mn tror, at Wenneftet er ifabt !
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-05-09
YerbenSfonferenee
1Drfernes 6oue6itao
(efter rNpe 9iber").

Mpgtigt rpffer Wiibammeoanis-
men frem | afrifn OF | qiien. er
Wubamme6 pirfeIig ben falife BRO.
fet? &por bliuer be friItne at? er
Griftus pirfeIig ben lepenbe op-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-05-09

og trofalt 9nltru o9 Wo0er, %
Nenigba0en Dor miitet ct MeoIem
meo ct oarmt, troenoe Sin0, ct Of.
%ferpilligt Sierte, opb Snoiiet / SUBS
Oro og meo inOerIi9 aerlis6eo til
@errens 6oIf os Sag.
Miot / 6irierne fom SIR. Cam
gaar0 CO bans Suitrl oe oeres
9lOite, Den Sang eneite, Gotter 9la-
ra ira Ianmart til Imerita. 9e
reiite til Chicago, bo0r andre Meo-
lemmer al oeres 5omiIie olere6e
par, iaaleoes bans 9rooer Rntbios
Domgaaro (os0 81. San. 1900 %
bans Ssiter Norie Qom9aaro, M
gift meO Bot. 5. Simonien. Nortb.
fieI6.
Gen nfos0e fenote life Iepenoe
ariitenOom al griarine. oo bun fom
til 4merifa. Men peO at uanore
meIlem en- Slot bellige Menneifer /
Gbicn9o og oeO at fomme unoer
@uos 0r0s Raaoirfnina bei6gte gu
Jet ira oct 6sie benoe; bun gennem-
Ieueoe Ell ~alporIig 90 ian6 Ompen-
belle til @uo, oe bun bIeo ue0 bans
Raooe beoaret / 8roen I'll set ito.
tie.
Mrs. 0omgoaros 9io far ies I
SpeiI al Serrens 2igneIie ON Se-
Ben / @Ptit hos Mnrfus 1, 90
80. 5 6sritnineen Iisneoe ben0es
SrosIi0 maoife NOT aStrooet",
g@r9siet~; men Der por 8ofiefroft
/ oct, og oct ifso frem % iotte
gfs og 6erefter fuIo a9rne / 9f-
iet", % oafiet" mooneoes ifsnt I'M
Der 3oaoens Reen og Solifin %
UNDER 9iUet Storme oe 9rspeIier,
bet bsieOe Jig i 9Ompgbe0 UNDER
gGeten, til 5sitmonoen ienote &c.
geIen no; tbi Soften par forbnnnoen.
Sporle0es bum moene0es, mprfe-
oes nnoei SamtoIe meo benoe ON
De 8ine, iom bsrer SUBS Hiee
til. Sun bar / 9%eiio6eIie al life II
Den 9nnneIie. en- betpoeIig 9egnpeI-
lie, me6 naturIig 2etbeo til OF no.
lin 8anfer % meo ct imlft,
bIsot oe fIanefulot Sprog; og bon-
De oeo SpergsmnoI 90 Spar funOe
bun nnoer Samtalen LUTTE OBJ Tor
ct inoerIiet 9rosIio 20 6pb os gen
nemIeuet friitelig erforine. 5 Cant
men ben0e fom man let til
al tpnfe poo Soneens Orb:
Ren bpO mig ct title Snmopr
en- al nor 9erres imnn,
sc oct err De lttllglte Timer,
gi Der poo SorOen fan fno.
9nem Der oil isge eiter greit
% SfrebsIigbeoer, fan Del nof fin.
Be iaaoonne / Wrs. .. 2io ogioo.
Den Den 5reIier, iom bun elife6e
InOerIiat, bar oeffet BET oltiommen
neo i'm aGrIigbeo, % iaa eli ri o.
ian b9ffe oper oct 90 troos SpnO
% WaneIer, ina Loo Seius os / az
osoe aoin0e e, bporIeoes ban tan
oinoe Sfiffelie / ct Dienneifebierte
ogMenneifeIio, boor Der Iuffes uior-
90 FOR BAN.
Den M boiler Stsoet al hrs.
oeruoe poa nRount Of.
pes" title o@u0snget". Sa, men
ZEN Iioen Stnno~. Zen itore
eooifemorgen" oil mart oprin0e,
1oor OpitonoeIienS Col ifaI Itraale
neo en- uanet Slams. Seq oeo,
1t afosOe iaones opbt i lit Stem al
inc efterIoote, iea peo, at bun ioD-
neg I 0ienigbeoen, bpor BUN / q
.ar bar D9ret me6 til at bpre 90
gems gpr0e % Se6e", ieg ueo, bun
al De mango @uos getn,
ON / 9ioens 2sb bar bleoen fenbt
neo ben6e; men Soonet ifaI itillesl
Ssifenoel LAD os isrge %
'aDne iom De, Der bar 9aa6. Cor
Ieoer. gOsioo port Stso
ifaI bpile / Snnb. 5on bill opinfe
p a q me6
q ortel np."
II ffo( ~, o4+or Ia ,ooo
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-05-09
Gietsides.

Sans Sn0ints er 6enne: gor belle
Siosonroering err f%orfert: 8i gaar
op | NeoisleIie meo De page,
gaar op / 5nteresien for @ennem-
initsmelmeifer, bliper ale 5ottiqfor-
isrgere. Oct er ariitenoommen, iom
bar infieeret bort Snmiumo meo
oenne garmbiertigbeo. gi iIi6er for
at ifafie ina mango Ruller iom mu.
ligt De be6It mulige 2euepiIfnar.
Rel Sioets Nenine er en- anoen,
bets Mnal er ,Opermenneifet" Den
enfelte, ben uopalete. glaos for
baml Rlaos for miel bItper
bette til, for o1e Niet5ibes Silb9n-
gere er nnturligpis ieln Ooermen-
neifer. De, iom foritaor ben 5iloio-
II, er nemlie @enierne, Serreracen,
iom bar Het til at berife, for Dem
er Ber0en re6e; oeres Maal ifaI
oRre ~benipnsIeit of toee for iie Of
8etterne. Oct er ariitenoommen,
iom bar forfrsblet Wenneifer og
lprt Dem Dompgbeo, iom er en-
Dpo for Sunoe, life for 0nab.
Oct berettigebe | 6enne anifuelie
= en- Neaftion moo en- inoifr9nfet
Opfattelie of 9iuets getingeIier o.
8ilfaor, en- 5%remb9oelie al 2ioets
&erliebeo oaiaa | llnbtagellerne -
bar aIIere6e GarIple fremfsrt | i'm
oOm Sclte6prfeIie" (ipf. bans 3D.
Iemif MOB Stuart NiII ON Sri
nefiloiofien"). Oct forrpfte / @nifu-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-05-09

Raar qaisrne bsnpenber fig til Colt, Der
apsrterer Blubet, suten TOT at tsbs bus benz
suer for at faa Cplpsnins ON bet apsrtersbs,
bebss 9. altib omtnls, al Gs ioo Apsrtisis.
mentst bette Blob. Oct oil pare til gem
fibie Rptt..
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-05-09

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Entered at Blair P~ostofice as second
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-05-09

9 9ilfaIbe al ursselmesfsbebsr usb
Rebtasslien bebes man flaes til bet itsbliee
QohreieI. Stulbe bet life bielps, bsbss
moG bsnpsnbe fig til >, Gonftsrsn"s
Rontpr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-05-09

} @eo en- 5eiItageIie bar fore
soaen6e 5oreorag bleuet foIot oct
fi6ite. Gif.s He6.
Evening journal., 1911-11-20
COLDEY "CRADS"
in REUNION HERE

One of the interesting features con
nected with the twenty-frst annual
banquet of Goldey College Alumni AS
sociation, TO be given in the Clayton
House on Thursday evening, and
which is also in celebration of the
quarter centennial of Goldey College,
is the interest shown by some of those
who graduated in the earlier years of
the institution. A member Of the class
of 1889. now doing newspaper work in
New York city. one of the founders of
the Alumni Association, will explain
how the Association was started. A
father. of the class of 1889, and his
son. of this years class, will be pres
ent at the banquet. Members Of various
classes are looking up their classmates
to have a reunion on this occasion. II
will be time for renewing old asso-
Citations, and a coming together of the
"old fellows" as we'll as of the younger
ones.
Evening journal., 1911-11-20
THREE men Yw
PUT TO DEATH
CONTINUED from First Page.)

Continued from First Page.)
Falletta had survived the two electric
shocks given him
Doctors Hurry 60 Death Chamber.
When the Italian was taken from
the chair and placed on the autopsy
table physicians applied the usual
tests for death. An accumulation of
air in the mans lungs escaped as he
was laid down. A physician hurried
into the death chamber where Frank
Schemerhorn was being killed. He
notified DR.. Edward Anthony Spitzka
Of Philadelphia, who was in medical
charge of the executions. DR.. Spitzka
attended by DR. Charles Farr and DR..
Henry y. Mereness, of the prison staff.
hurried into the operating room. Their
stethescope failed to show a heart
beat, but the autopsy physician con-
tinued for several minutes to apply
all the known restoratives without
succeeding in bringing the man back
to life.
Falletta was the least composed of
the three murderers and had prac-
tically to be supported to the chair.
SchermerhOurn, who followed walk
ed unassisted to the chair, fell on
his knees and crossed himself A
brief prayer and he rose and seated
himself with little concern.
Brown called out a CHEEKY good
bye, boys to the other ten men in
the death house. walked to the chair
and watched with keen interest as the
straps were being adjusted Then he
called out goodbye. Doc" to DR..
Mereness and a minute later was
dead.
Evening journal., 1911-11-20
RAIL WAY CONDUCTORS
ELECT AND DINE

The annual meeting of Wilmington
Division. No. 224 order of Railway
Conductors, was held I'm Masonic
Temple yesterday afternoon. Much
business pertaining to the order was
transacted.
Officers for the ensuing year were
elected as follows: chief conductor,
W. J. Johnston; assistant chief cou-
ductor, F. A. Wallis. secretary and
treasurer. J. T. Layfeld senior con-
ductor, +. NJ. Dunn; junior conduc-
tor. f. l.. Veasey: inside sentinel, }.
w. Scott outside sentinel. II. V.
Easom; legislative representative.
John T. Sweeney; alternate. w. II.
Lodge: trustees. J. T. Sweeney. A. ].
Hatfield. W. II. Lodge.
Following the election the new
officers were installed. Later the
members OF the order and their wives
proceeded 10 the Clayton House,
where they had a dinner.
Evening journal., 1911-11-20
SHAW BILL AGAIN
UP TO SOLICITOR

Considerable time was spent by the
Board of Water Commissioners at
their meeting this morning over bill
and communication from the B. +.
Shaw Company for $152.2S for mater
ial and labor furnished the department
while B. f. Shaw was a member of the
department. The communication was
signed by T. w. Miller an official of
the company. Chief Engineer Kienle
who acted as secretary at the meeting
in the absence of Charles McIntire,
registrar, read an opinion from the
minutes of former Registrar John S.
Grohe showing that former City Solici-
tor Sylvester G. Townsend, Jr.. said
the bill was invalid as Mr.. Shaw. while
a member Of the department, had no
right to- do the work.
At that time the B. f. Shaw Com
pany replied that they were willing to
divide the money between the Asso-
ciated Charities and the Home of Mer-
ciful Rest. Commissioner Poole said
today he was willing to pay the bill
If il were legal Commissioner Miller
then moved that the matter be referred
to City Solicitor Hastings for his
opinion.
Evening journal., 1911-11-20

looked UP the practice, and found It
is never allowed in England, except
with the consent of the prosecuting
officers, and many states do not allow
Il but others do under certain condi-
tions.
Mr., Cooper said he never knew Of
such an application in this state.
Judge Bradford said he would like
to hear this presented more fully this
afternoon. and added that the court
was not going to entertain anything
having a tendency to unreasonably
delay the case.
Mr. Miller also presented a motion
that the minutes of the court be
amended so as to include an objection
made by counsel to Glasgow being
required TO wear prison clothes while
he was confined at the workhouse
awaiting the calling of his case and
he also asked the court OF permit
him TO obtain a transcript Of the tes-
timony from the deputy clerk of the
court at the usual rates. All these
matters will be considered late this
afternoon.
Evening journal., 1911-11-20
ORDER SOCIETY
WANTS ITS SHARE

In the Court of General Sessions to-
day. Caleb E. Burchenal, represent
ing the Law and Order Society. filed
a petition asking for half Of the fines
collected in two cases, in which men
were charged with selling liquor IL
legally. The evidence against the mel,
who we're from Townsend, was obtain
ed by the Law and Order Society.
Each man Vas fined $50 and costs.
Under the law persons obtaining
testimony in such case are entitled 20
half the fines.
Evening journal., 1911-11-20
SCHOOL BOYS TO
TRY FOR PRIZES
Y. Nj. c. A. Saturday Event
Brings Out Many Entries
In Athletics

Everything is shaping up nicely for
the Y. NJ. c. A. athletic meet for pub
lie school boys to be held next Sat
urday in the Y NJ. c. A. gymnasium.
The association officials in charge
anticipate a big time. The following
boys have already sent in their entry
blanks and many more are expected TO
come in before Thursday. when the
entries will close.
Public School No. 1.--Earl Baker,
Nathan Goldstein, Sigmund schorr,
Harold Holck, Nelson Doelling,
Thomas Schultz. Abe Barnekrow,
George Beggs, Harry whitley. Arthur
Brooks, Paul Ward w. A. Ryan,
James Norton. John Robinson.
Public School No. 13-r William
Lewis, Raymond Carey. Joe Kirkpat-
rick, Herbert wilfong. Homer Will
liams, William X. Neoples, Roland
Riley, William Mcbride Sidney Gro
gan.
Public School No. 24-H. Clayton
Tatamn. Saml Maroney, Joseph Bark
ley Elwood NJ. Allison.
Public School No. 2S--John Volk-
man, Henry Marsten, Vaughen Pom
sell, Robert Bockius.
An additional event has been added
to decide the championship tug-o -waI
team from the various teams repre-
senting the different schools and a
pcnnant will be given 20 the school
winning the event
The additional entries will be
printed in tomorrow's paper as will
be the list of officials for the meet.
Events and special standards of
competition are:
SO Pound Class-(For boys under S5
pounds In weight Ginning. times
standing broad jump. foci inches
10 yards dash. seconds.
100 Pound Glass (For boys Of IS
pounds and under 100 pounds in
weight: Ginning, tines stand
ing broad jump, 6 feet; 10 yards dash.
3 seconds.
Unlimited Weight Glass (For boys
100 pounds and Ovor). Ginning, 6
times, standing broad jump, 6 feet 6
inches; IS yards dash, 3 seconds. -
Evening journal., 1911-11-20
MORE SUNDAY
LIBRARY VISITORS

The reading room Of the Whining
ton Free Library which has been open
TO the public for the last three Sun
days. is attracting a great deal of fa-
vorable attention, as it affords low
ers Of literature who are engaged in
business throughout the week an eX-
cellent opportunity to satisfy their
desires for good reading an oppor-
tunity they would be unable to en-
bracee at an yother time
Mr. Bailey. the librarian said to-
day. that the attendance at the library
Yesterday was SS. an increase Of about
30 over the number attending the
opening Sunday and almost double the
who visited the library on the
second Sunday
Evening journal., 1911-11-20
TO MOVE POsTOFFICE
IN NEW CASTLE.

Congressman Heald and Postoffice
Inspector Plummer went to Washing
ton on Saturday relative to the ac-
ceptance Of the lease for a building
for the postofiice in New Castle. The
Postoiiice Department decided to ac-
cept the proposition submitted by
John Ries for the postofIice to be NOV
ed into his building, and it will be
occupied about January /. Congress-
man Head has been very active in
trying 20 secure better facilities for
the New Castle postohice
Evening journal., 1911-11-20
AUTO HITS RAIL

Mr.. and Mrs. John Il. Halloren, Of
the Barnum Hotel. Fifth and Orange
streets, had a narrow escape from SER
ious injuries yesterday afternoon when
their automobile struck a trolley rail
at Twenty-ninth and Market strets.
Mr.. and Mrs. Halloren, with members
Of their family, were proceeding north
at the time. As the car struck the rail,
the machine bounded into the air, but
soon righted itself. An investigation
showed the front tire was damaged.