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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-12-08

Sabre ober gu Ser a~uffinonna
elmer In5obl unbefonnter %unteriroi-
i6er @ange uno Dor alem elmer
groBen @rabfammer, in ser 5abl-
rei6e foltbare @efaBe uno Sopfe-
reien gefunoen murben.
9os Grgebnis entipra6 eiu!t-
meilen natureemqB nidt oen Gr-
uartungen uno au6 nidt Sen auf-
getuanoten Soften, Die bereits melt
mebr als 100000 peri6lungen
batten. 4apitan Barter iudte nun
Die grlaubnis 5u e%rlal1gen, inter
Der beriibmten Smormoldee Gro.
burlgen gu peranltalten. Die 6or-
i6ungen iollten iid oitf oen u@eili=
gen Selien" eritredelt, Ser in ser
Woi6ee liegt uno al,f Dem Mbrabam
iein Spfer oareebradt boben iol.
Die Stdtte gilt oelr Mobammeoa-
llerl1 als beilie, ion ood unter oic,
fem Selien Ser 8eriammlungs
plae Der ACKNOWLEDGMENT SeeIen iein,
oie ii6 na6 Dem @loltben oes So
Ions bier 5tpeintal in Der ISOLDE
gum @ebet suiamnlcnfinoel1. 9ie
tiirfiiben 8eb0rocn erflarten, oo6
cs a~uBerbolb ibrer Madt ftdnoe,
oie g~rlaubnis 3lt @usgrabungen
IN oieier beiligen Statte al ertei.
len; es muroe ieood oell Sdob-
ludern anbeimseiteIlt, ii6 nit oen
relieioien geborocn ms Ginperne6-
men 5u iesen.
Die 6olge mar Cit iuoffi5ielfes
@bfommen init oeut gempelbetpab-
rer 5heif gbaliel el Duef ser ie-
ood bic @eoingung itente, oaB bic
Musgrabungen init Ser groBten
Seimli6feit itattfinoen miiBten, nnl
Ben r%eligioicn Ganatismns ser Be-
polferung nidt auf5nrei5en. Sn
Der Sat ipilr6en MN i1ellll NdAte
lang unter Ser @uflidt Ser neupn
tiirfiiden Hegierungsfommilfdre.
oes @oupernellrs BON S~ernlalern Ii.
oes Chefs Der @enoormerie Mi1s-
a%ra6uneen int Seller Ser Omormo.
idce inter Dem beiligen Selien bot
genommen. MGein Die Mrbeiten
fonnten tli6t oltrdgefiibrt iperoeit.
Die gatiahe, oaB ll~1neldubige in
ben Siefen oes beiligen golAperfes
meilten, nuroe bcfannt, Sic reli-
gioie gntriiitung Der @ldltbigen
flammte auf men iprod bon eli
ner idamloien @cralibling Ser
9mormoi6ee, lr1o balo mar Sic
aan5e gtaot ongefiillt bon elmer
fieberbnft erreeten Menge, bie ga,
die beifdte.
Sen geboroen sblieb ni1tg an.
oers iibrig, ols Sen eneliiden Or.
peoitionsteilncbmern ben Mot su
geben, su flieben; aapitdn Barter
elite nab Saffa utb bon bier nod
aonltantinopel, Inn Der tiirfiiden
Megierung 9eridt gu eritattelt, m1b-
reno man in @onftantinopeI Ben
oltcn S6eid gbaIfeI el 0uef ols
SHnoenbod gefaneen iestc, nm sic
8ut Der @l1ubigcn gu bGmpfen
uno Die @emiiter au berubigen. Ml.
lem @iti6ein nod merocn 6ie ge-
eoroen, Die bonn @roBneIir Bis gum
@enoarmeriedef BON Seruialem
binab nit ben engliiden Shosgr1-
bern gemeiniame Gade gpmaft
laberL @ras iiber Ole Gohe mat)-
len laiien, nm Damn in Der Stiae
ben nit ieinen Sobnen perbafteten
alte S6ei6 unauffdllis in Sreibeit
81 iesen.
Die gmporung ser m~obommeoa-
nii6en @laubigern ridtet fif) i'm
iibrisen oiel menieer gegen oie ELI
ropdiiden Shatgr6ber, ols aegpn
Die tiirfiifen 8eamtens oie Sen
6remoen CUR ugntbeiligung" ser
Sniar- Moihee bereifmiligIt oie
'0ano aereidt baben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-12-08
Cine idlimnte WadfGEiafeit

1T es, 2eberIeioen nidt SIT beadten.
Sei0 porfidtig. Nebnlt Or. &ing's
Nelie 2ebenspiIlen~ beim eriten Mn-
5eihen BON lInperoauli6feit ut.O
8eritopfung nno permeioet 6roriz
ide unberoauIidfeit, @elbiuht Deer
@allenfteine. Die Hileu regulieren
Qeber, Magen uno Gingemeibe nno
Hngen @eiunobeit. Nur 25c in al,
len Mpotbefen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-12-08
9alunleI lit haflidl.

gbar nStmmons' 9iper @nrifier"
lit bodit meenebm uno feline 8ir.
flung lit griinolih. ltnperoaulihfai t
u1o gerItopfung pei6en. Gin Ser
iuA iiber5eugt. (gslir in gelben gled,
ihodteln). Ginmal beriudt, INNER
aebrntht.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-13
Occupation Nearly Compete

t-nm" wa Frontier Oct IL
Win 'he landing % p O0o troops In
Irpoi. and another convoy soon TO
foiioN ~th $500 more. the italian
government feels that the occupation
~lii soon b" completed and that Tur-
kew vii accept the Inevitable. The
most interesting news from Trlpoli.
ou'-id" ~ The safe landigg % the sol
iirrH. .s that relating 10 the DreSence
'h'r" o' former Premier SOnnano
leader 81 the constitutional oppo.i-
ZION In me Chamber 81 Deputies. and
Count 6ulcciardini. who was minister
"f foreign affairs in the Sonnano cab
met They acted quite as secretly as
d'f Premier Giolifti In dlspatchius
mo troops and their arrival IN Trip
Oh was entirely unexpected
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-13
BONUSES
~ Manufacturing Cooesrns for
c's'ss Meets opsoss,ien a.
lssissilie cons.n,lon.

OufsyiLLE. Ny. Oct y VIE
- ne American Association % Com
Ehecutlvss. shleh convened
se today. will inausurats cam
LII sEainst the practice o. citles
ssink bonuses 20 secure lDcsLon o.
s.'efprises. will bs decided before me
ss'ons close saturday s1ch o
eoerss sas recommended In fhe To-
poft read this afternoon D. Wood.
.onn l. fium. Of Davenport. Ioaa
F'nsI action MAS deferred
John A Fox. 81 Washington. pre-i.
sent or the National Rivers and liar
pors congress. urged cooperation 81
~ business men IN the movement 90
approve the internal waterway. AMI
mus more easily regulate railroad
rates
John NJ. Glenn. OF Chicago. s~cre
tsry OF the Illinois Manufacture a.
sociAuon. In an address devoted 90 a
a'scussion OF the relations between
shippers and carriers. urged that clos
~ cooperation would solve many OF
me present problems
=. q. Mead. OF Ssw York and 4
-. Irezsyant. OF y a ORLEANS. dis
cassed the question % Commercial
.ryanseiism. their talks having 60
no With ways and means ~ extending
the export bureau OF the 4 3
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-13
CHOP OUT MAN
Victim wsc9ed In Elevator Unu o.,
70 Gu, Apart-Msy
Survive

NEW YORK. Oct. i2-whie AN
ambulance surgeon stood beside him
administering morphine ~ ton mlnute
intervals. 10 dull his agony. aud q
company OF nremen chopped desper
ateiy In an effort To- free him. Samuel
swift. a window cleaner to-day iay
wedged for an hour ana hair be
tween an elevator platform and the
sidewalk. Thousands OF persons
crowded about-io watch the struggle
Tor his release. He was caught across
'ne abdomen and hips and vas 90
ughtly crushed against the shaft that
the elevator had 10 be taken apart
before he could be freed T. was
feared that he would die al any mo-
ment and extreme unctlon WIS al
mlnistered by priest. lie was sim
hving, however. when taken 10 the
hospital II IL thought that Swift sat
down on the edge ~ the elevator.
which shot up with him before he
could escape
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-13

NEW YORK Oct 12-As a result
Of a novel decision just rendered here
by one OF the cityis magistrates. epi-
cures and chefs have been thrown
into panic. while the keepers OF
hotels and restaurants are confronted
with the possibility OF having 20 re-
arrange their menus and bills OF fare
along lines which according TO pres
ent methods would be simply idiotlc
The decision 10 cause all this excite
msnt Is 20 the effect that the cucum-
Der Is a fruit within the meaning OF
the law In Teaching this opinion the
learned Judge apparently disregardcd
the well known Mr. Webster. OF die
tonary- fame. who notes that the sue
culent promoter o. indigestion has
been cultivated a. vegetable since
the days OF Moses" Magistrate
kempner. however. reasons from the
analogy % the watermelon and others
% its class thar anything growing on
n vrle Is a fruit His decision. there
fore. elevates the pumpkin. squash.
tomato. egg plant and even the lowly
gourd from the vegetable 70 the fruit
class The question came up in the
Interpretation Of the law requiring
sellers % fruits and various other ar
ticles 20 hsve a license from the CITY.
~ the decision is 20 be generally &C
cepfcd DO will involve n rearraRne ment
OF hotel menus 30 that pumpkin and
eEg plant may be placed a.ong with
cantalouue among the pre-breakfast
delcacies on the bill % fare n f.
pointed ont that some other Judge -
likely fo BE- called upon % Wrestie
WITH the problem % whether peanuts
and potatoes are fruits since these
also grow on vines. though not above
tho surface
The-system of Identifying criminals
hy huEerprInfe had a striking and un-
usual Demonstration % sc value here
this week A short time ago a loft On
the Wholesale district uas broken into
and 5000 worth o. loot vas carried
away In looking over the ground the
next dav the central Office detectives
found some finger prints ln the dust
uhict. covered an empty and unused
show case In the rear OF the esfab-
Ishmert. Evidently the burglar had
put bic hand against DO while rropirE
q bout the place This vas the only
clue that could he found. Th~. show
c7se uas taken fo police headquarters.
The finger prints we're phofoEra phed
and experts of The department began
comparing 't wifh all the other records
In their possession. - length 40
Identical set Of prints vas found They
bad been taken from a man arrested
Tor burglary over three years ago. De.
tectives Uere set on the man trail.
he was arrested and this week the
grard jury Indicted him on me mute
eF dence Afforded by The careless piac
inE % bis hand on the dusty shou
case So important is the Bcruuon
system % identfcafion considered
that school has Just been sfarfea A.
police headquarters here fn which de-
tectives are being Instructed not only
In ne arr % ideutfyinE finger Prints.
bur also in the observation % disfin.
gushing marks about The nose. ears
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-13
WRECK on
OHIO RIVER ROAD

Special Dispatch 20 the Inteiiieencsr
SisTEEsV1LLE. ". Va. oct. H.
About o'clock rather serious freight
wreck occurred a. Paden city. shout forr
miles north ~ THIS place. IN which one
man VAS painfully injured and f7-5 - =
deraHed. The through freight 49,. rom.
nE ~ q reduced rate ~ speed when one
OF ne air couplings detached The sec
ond leaped in the air rud rIt tr,. 60,
throwing ~ from the track The en<r.
crew was in tho midst 81 the wreck bsf
non" - them we're Injured ep~enf
brakeman. who was ln the caboos. 80
was thf"wu afainst tne vail The ira.
VS. quickly cleared ami no passen-er
trains were delayed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-13

Within the next few weeks this city
Is 10 enter upon the greatest campaign
OF church expansion so far as the cree
ton OF new edifices In this city is con
cerned. ever undertaken by q municl-
pality In this country. The magnitude
OF the plan Is indicated By the fact
that more than 5000. 900 rs 10 20 into
new churches In Manhattan alone As
might be expected the greatest sums
VIII be expended by Episcopalians.
their share amounting 20 nearly
s3.OOO.OO0. Their largest advance IN
this line 10 the erection OF 81. Thomas
chapel on Fifth avenue. AZ n cost o,
3l.OeO.OOO The new Intercession
chapel on Washington Heights Will
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-13

cost 100000 Further north a new
holyrood church is building. 10 cost
S-Vo.oOo. 81 Georges chapel In Stuy.
Nesant square Is costing 100000. and
the Seaman's Institute az South street
and Coenties slip. 100000. Alto
gether. Father Knlckerbocker is WORK.
ing Justify to reiuie his reputation for
sodIessness. LONGACRE.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-13

Tying criminals. This school Is under
the direction OF Captain FaurOt. no
has just returned from studying the
system as II Is used in Paris The
students are all the detectives OF the
central Office force
Magazine publishers here are watch
INK with keen Interest the result OF
the postmaster generals experiment
OF sending magazines BY freight
throughout the central mail district.
instead OF making them a part OF the
regular mail carried on fast passen-
ger or special mail trains. II ~ rea-
lied. OF course. that the magazines
viii require longer 20 reach their read
ers In this way. but just how much
LONGER is the question that ls worrying
the publishers The larger part OF
the monthly output OF periodicals. Is
going ont from here this week and
many Of them are carry notices 20
subscribers asking them to notify tho
publishers whom the number is re-
ceivcd. The monthly ms gaines are
already made mp 20 far tn advance
Of the date o. publication that an *
tension Of this period will put the
editors az their wits ends. The other
interested party 70 this new plan =
made ~ o. the railway lines that
transport the mail So Far they have
raised M objection 20 the now
plain. but 90 f. pointed out
by the traffic managers that n ire
adoption b. made general 30 will be-
necessary Tor the roads 40 discontinue
many ~ the important mail trains on
WHICH business men rely Tor quick
communication iuaenuch a. second.
class mail constitutes sfvfy.four per
cent 90 the total the Ices ~ the
greater part OF This would make Do ira.
possible To- provide the present extent
of transportation facilities Tor the re-
maindor unless the rate OF rerrurora.
lion Del very materially Increased
Postmaster General Hitchcock has ad-
miffed flaf tho present basis OF rail
way mail pay ls Inadequate. huf %
bring about e change wil require A..
ton BY Congress
While me period Immediately pre-
ceding the frsf Of October is made
ne occasion ~ a change % residence
~ large proportion o. the dueiiera
o. Greater New York and brings a
rich harvest 20 ne operators o. nov
inE vans Do is safe % say that the
unique moving Job o. the 90 son r.
one nat IL taking place this week
among large delegation o. fhe city's
huny population. 1n connection uffh
tne building % the new acqueduct
system which is 20 give the city
larger water supply o. became neces-
sary 20 drain Kensico Lake in the
Croion Uaterahed. This has long
been known 20 anglers az the home
81 some % the finest bass In THE part
OF me slate Sooner than lose this
valuable collection an appropriation
vas made 20 transfer them 10 another
nearby lake and a large force o. men
nas been SET - me task % making
ne transfer with a. little lniurF and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-13
ITALIAN PLANS


- ana taI~s vii b reduced or abol-
ished
The proclamation concludes By an
no3nclns that I'aiy desires that
Iripoil shal remain The and Of fslaap
under the protection Of Italy.
Trirty italians Nss..e,.s
ROME via Frontier. Oct H.
Thaf ma arfn.-fire has been arranged
D. "a cen Italy and Turkey. a. repor1
% from Berlin. b. sfrenaOusly denied
~ ere Italian government
d.sps'ch from Tripoll 70 Ciornafe
y ITALIA says the Turkish Eovsrnmen,
being unable 20 communicate directly
elfh Nunhlr Pasha. commander OF
'he former Turkish garrison a. Tr,po
D. has tslssraph-d 20 the Turkisn
cor-gIfH a. Turls and Malta 20 IN
s'rlrt him 20 resist a. long a. poe
siti~
consular reports have reached the
Italian government that thirty Italian
la oprers employed on he H~djar
railroad on the boundary line be-.
tween Egypt and syria acre mas
sacred a. kerak. syria. early DO Oc-
fo1rr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-13
MCDONALD BROS. GET
CHEMICAL HOUSE CONTRACT

Tn" contract FOR the new chemical
hose house. On Eleventh street. was
awarded by the board 81 control YES
t"rH@f 10 Mcdonald BROS. at their
nld Or fs.tsf. Two other bids were
it'"'F"d. j. W. H'ltz 4 sons Co. s.
go. hnd y. g. Hamilton a sons
fs.s-5. The bids DO not include the
plum oing. heating and wiring and thix
VIII Increase the total by fi..A An
increased aspiration will be- asked for
as the original one was for $4,000
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-13

and other physiognomical details re-
garded as OF scientific value In identi-
Tying criminals. This school Is under
the direction OF Captain Faurot. who
has just returned from studying the
system as II Is used in Paris The
students are all the detectives OF the
central Office force
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-13

inconvenience 10 the FISH as possible
The. hsh are taken in big nets. trans
terred TO large cars and carried by
motor trucks TO their new home.
three miles distant Ten thousand
game hsh have been moved thus far
and the work is still under way. As
special mark Of distinction the laTg-
est OF the bass. an eightp FOUNDER. was
separated from his fellows and placed
in the city aquarium.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-13
LOCAL MAsoNs ATTENDING
SUPREME COUNCIL SESSION

III. john W Morris state rrpr.=sn-
,suvs. and l.. W Blafuss s..crstatv
OF Mcdaniel Lods- 81 Perfection.
scottish Rite Mazons. left f.r Wash
inston. u. G.. Medn.sdIs evening 10
attend the sessions ~ rho supreme
which will be held October a. 4, %
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-13

Send six cents for a copy Of
IA cr.ftsman Houses "
showing exterior and floor
plans OF twenty-four houses
that cost from $500 up to
build To interest you in
our magazine.
I" TIE CRAFTSMAN"
and In Craft articles. we
viii also send you a beauu-
fully printed S2-paee book
let entitled
The Craftsman House. "
II you are interested at all
both Of these books will be
very useful TO you
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-13
holr Wa peeiar.d-

tONSTANTfSOPLE. Oct u Tho
government has issued let Of con.
traband articles In addition 10 those
already know "a. the list includes ce-
reals although -Four 10 not mentioned
and all kinds Of preserved foodsturfs.
bank notes. checks. bills Of exchange
and paper money The government
has also declared 10 intention to con
form 20 The declaration Of London
although Turkey Is not party
thereto
Reports from Yemen say that Imam
fahya has proclaimed a holy war
Turkish Cabinet May FAN.
preliminary meeting Of the two
parties In the Chamber ~ Deputies
to-day Indicated a probability OF the
early fail OF the cabinet The min
irtrriaiists tried TO arrange a Joint
meeting in order 10 present united
front in time Of a national crisis. but
40" opgositlonists declined and IN a
scporut" meeting adopted resoIu-
ZION that they would refuse 20 vote
confidence In the new ministry.
The ministerialist meeting passed
resolution In favor of resisting
Italy 10 the end with reprisais and
hy every means In the country's pow
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-13

Girls Jockey Boots
We made lucky purchase
You get the benefit We are
going 10 offer. Saturday. 400
pairs OF Jockey Boots. in patent
and dull feathers. all sizes. up
TO 81. Special 90
frice .---....-...-..- JUG
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-13

er- II Is doubtful whether the Grand
Nizier will conform 10 this policy. In
which case the cabinets fate is
sealed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-13
Motel Decision May
Re0olufionize Menu

TeLoUPE AS BREAKFAST FRUITS AS RESULT
THe CUCUMBER is a FRUtT-EPicURES
HOW NEW MENUS MAY BE ARRANeEo-PoLIcE OPEN UNIQUE
SCHOOL FOR STUDY OF QUEER FACES-EDIToRs
LISTERS STUDYING NEW PLAN TO CARRY MAGAZINES
FREIGHT-25,ooo OF CITNS POPULATION
MOVING JOB OF THE sEAsoN-NEw
CAMPAIGN OF CHURCH BUILDING EXPANSION.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-10-11
WARD-GEOFFREY.

Miss Frances Duclos Godfrey. daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest A. Godfrey,
of I'll Montclair avenue, this city, was
married last, night to Edward Ashton
Ward, 10 of William P. Ward, of Gin
on avenue, by the Rev. Clark 2.
Brownell, pastor of the East Kinney
Street Baptist Church.
The bride was attended by her sis
ter, Miss Rhoda Godfrey, as maid of
honor, I d the sister of the groom,
Miss Janet Ward, as flower girl. The
brother of the groom, Allyn Ward, was
the best man.
The bride wore a white satin char
meuse gown with bertha of old
duchesse lace and pearl trimmings, a
hoop of diamonds, the gift of the
bridegroom, and a tulle veil, caught
with natural orange blossoms. She car
ried a shower bouquet of lilies of
the valley md bride roses. The
maid of honor wore pink satin
brocade trimmed with pearls and
princess lace. She carried pink roses.
The flower girl wore white point
d'espr.. owe pink chiffon cloth. The
brides mother wore gold. silver and
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-10-11
SCORES OF NEWARKERS
TO BE AT ALUMNI MEET.
Rutgers Men Will Hold Seventy
seventh Convention.

Several score OF local alumni of
Rutgers College, members of the New
ark Rutgers Club, and also affiliated
with the Delta Epsilon fraternity, will
attend the seventy-seventh annual
convention Of the society, which will
be held In the chapter house at New
Brunswick beginning tomorrow after
noon, with a reception and tea, and
closing on Saturday evening with a
banquet in the grand ballroom of The
Hotel Astor, in Manhattan.
Frederic G.. Smith, of this city, who
is secretary of the Rutgers Delta Up
silon fraternity, and also of the New
ark Rutgers Club. has assisted in ar
ranging a most elaborate social pro-
gram, in which many distinguished
jurists and c~ollegians will participate.
John A. Miller, president of the New
ark Rutgers Club, and DIR. B. H'B.
Sleght, of this city, will take part in
the celebration. The affair will be
held under the combined auspices of
the New York, Lehigh, Columbia, La
fayette, Pennsylvania and Swarthmore
college chapters of the fraternity.
Saturday at s a. m. the Delta Up
silons and their guests will embark at
Perth Amboy on the chartered steamer
Albany for a trip to West Point, Where
the ~collegians will witness a football
game between the Rutgers and army
teams.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-10-11
RABBITS DAUGHTER
WINNER Of STARS
slO-STORY PRIZE
Thirteen-Year-Old Girl Tells
How She Captured a Va
cation Eagle.

Little Miss Rose Grossbart, who won
the STAR prize of $40 for her vacation
story, says hat she will ave the gold
piece made into a locket and will keep
1t in memory of the STAR.
Rose is the 13-year-old daughter OF
Rabbi and Mrs. Max Grossbart, of 1875
Prince street, this city. II went to
summer school," said Rose, $50 1 could
skip the IA class at the Belmont Ave-
III School, and now l am in S-B. l
am very anxious to enter high school
and get through with that 81 / can go
to normal school.
you know 1 intend to be a teacher"
said Miss Rose with justfiable
hauteur. I'm studying harder than
ever this fall"
This is the second prize Rose has
won from. the STAR. She won first
prize in a penmanship contest about
four years ago.
Roses vacation, for which she re-
ceived the prize in the letter contest,
was spent in the Catskills. She wrote:
when l wasn't riding over the beauti-
full country hills l went out in the
woods and studied secrets of the birds
and trees or watched the lovely noun
tain sunset"
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-10-11
FIREHOUSE CONTRACT
PROBABLY WILL BE SPLIT.

1t is probable that the contracts for
the construction of the %fire-house at
Avon venue and South Thirteenth
street will be awarded to a number of
contractors instead of to one. The
total of the contracts for the various
parts of the work is less than the low
est aggregate bid, and this viii prob
ably induce the committee on Friday
night to give out the contracts to the
low bidders on eaeh class of work.
OF the thirty-one bids received seven
were for the whole contract. The low
est of these was thai of Thomas j.
Mackinson & Co., $34, 400. A total of
the lowest items in the various parts
of the work, however, will apparently
aggregate less than the lowest general
bid. These items figure $34, 3S1.7 and
are as follows:
Frederick Fatzler Company, mason,
$22, 400; John CallaR. Inc, carpenter.
$7.140: Joseph Allen, painting, $685.;
Storms & Co., plumbing, $2,49O; Ralph
B. Schmidt. Inc, heating, $1,222, and
MCGOWAN & McCabe. electric. includ-
ing electric pump and automatic switch
for flash light, $464. rs.