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Washington Journal., 1911-08-19
piplumat muA erautisam.

Saut bier eingetroiienen An5eigen
bat iid Baron 9onis Ambro5p Sc Or.
oeu bis Dor fur5em 9otihuitsraib
Der oiterreihiihrungoriiAcn 9otihait
oobier. 5uIest @ddditstro9er i'll
9iom, nit Der @rGiin 9lp0ouico De
9enielo-Sdonburg perlO6t. Die
iunge Dame entitommt Dem ieit pier
0ieuihenalteru in ungarn oni6iii-
gen 3meige zines alten mirttember
aiiden @eidle6ts, unO Baron Am
bro5D miro ourd oieie Seirotb 3u Dem
ebemollgen YlinilterprditOenteu @ra-
ZEN abuen9eoerDarD uno elmer Geibe
atloerer bodgeitelter ungoriiher 6a-
mile III 8eriuonotidoit treten. Die
ale oui Die Eolitif zines guten Ser
~bdltniiles llngarns gu ieinem aonig
ulO 81 Oelterrei6 e%ingeidmoren lino.
Die 9od5eit miro i'm 9topember aui
Dem Shlolle Oes @rafen Degenielo-
Sdonburg in S5iraf, aomitot 600.
groO, itottfinOen. Boron Ambro5D
ge9orte Der bieiigen Oiterreidrid-uu-
gariiden 8otihaft 5peimol an, 5u-
erit ols 5~lpeiter SefretGr unO pom
NIdr5 1907 bis gum glpril 1910 ais
SotIduftsrotb uno uu5ueiielboit
miro feline oieIper6eiBenOe Diplomats
ide 2auf6abn ibn no6 einmal ols
9oti6uiter na6 gSaibington, 100 er
iid Ourd iein Iiebensmiiroiges @eien
iebr piele 6reunoe erporben Bot, 3ll.
%riidfii6ren.
Washington Journal., 1911-08-19
GOmsreBab9eOrOmeter seitOr.
ben.

GongreBmit9lieO Senrp s. 2olloen.
lager pom eriten 9tem Seulep Diitrltt
erlog onl 5umitag 8ormittag I'M
1890 in ieinem &eim 5u Yauisboro
elmer Gertettung DON aranfbeitelL 5u
welder iib 5ulest mod N%eroenfieber
geieate. Ger 8~eritorbene mar ON
%. Noai 1852 III N1auricetomn, Glunl-
6erlanO County, ". S. 9eboren. Sci
ne @ltern uer6ogen, ais er bier Sa9re
alt lpar, nad Yaulsboro. Sier be-
iu1te Der iunge 9ou0enila5er Die Of
tentll1en S6ulen unO ais iein Batter
GountDclerf pon @louceiter lpllroe,
arbeitete er in oelien Bureau. Sm
Sabre 1882 muroe er gum @ount0
Glerf gemGblt unO 1887 eufolgte ieine
@ieoerlpnbI. @r fpar mebrere Sabre
lang Wtitglieo oes reptblifauii1en
Stoatscomites mo lett 1906 5etre-
lar Oes republitanii6en GougreB-
GampagneeGomites Snl Sabre 1892
muroe er gum eriten Wtal in Den @ou-
ereB gemablt uno tit ieitOem nidt
menieer ais nellnmal mieOerJepdblt
moroen.
Washington Journal., 1911-08-19
Marftbmream U~Orsei@tasen.

Ger A~bgeoronete @idIiife (2a.)
bro6te on QienItoe I'M &auie cine
Bill Elm, meIde ole @inri6tlmg zines
Marft6ureors in gerbinoung nit
Sem [anomirtbihoftli1en 0eporte-
ment poribldgt. Gos 8ureau, mel
Dies nitter Der 2eitlng zines bonn
E%rdfioenten gu ernennenoen urTO bonn
Senat al beit0tigenoen DIRECTORS nit
einem Suhresgebalt BON $4,000 Ite6en
ica, miir0e llnteriu1ungen iVber Die
@ermertbung Der 6armer5eugniIie ar-
5uIteuen nn0 @oridlGge Darit6er 81
mokten bo6efI in tuelder @eiie ST.
0eu9niiie niif ole biaigite uno einfad)-
ite @eiie bonn BroOu5enten IN ole
SGnoe ser Roniumenten gelangen
fonnen. aud ioa Die 8eboroe Sos
9u6lifum iiber TIRE @rmittelungen,
limo ii6er Oie beIten @drfte auf Dem
2oufenoeu balten.
Washington Journal., 1911-08-19
Gin 9(~rbctterfte0.

Ginen Ourhidlagenoen grfolg 6at
am Dorigen 6reitng Die organilirte
ar6eit errlngen, inoem SAasomts.
Comptroller GracepeG Oas pom let
ten GongreB erlaiiene, Der Slottenuers
ipiaigungsbia a~ngebdnete @eieb Oa-
bin ouSIegte, Dob ieOer Nngeitellte in
esner SAiffsboutperfte, in welder
is9iffe fir oie Geeierung gebaut
%iperoen, ser 8ortbeiIe Oes nhtifinoi-
gen arbeitstogs tbeil6uftig peroen
ion. Der @eneralanipalt bate auf
obe friiberen @erpiaieungsafte fin
oas @rta9ten obgeeeben, OaB mir
iolde Mrbeiter ouf ben ohtitiinoigen
9ir6eitstog Nniprg1 6aben Die tbat.
iGdlid belm 9ou BON G%egierungS
Idifien 6eidGftiet iinO. ginige fEei-
ne Ae~n0erungen I'M @ortlaut Der leB
ten 8erpiaigmgsbia babeu ieood
Ben S1obamts : Comptroller itber.
seugt, ooB es ser @ine Der @eietge.
her mar, oIlen angeiteIlten elmer IOl.
den Sdiffsboutperfte oen odtitiinOi.
gen Arbeitstae gu gefpdbren.
Washington Journal., 1911-08-19
pes YraNOemten %@IadWaui6e

Sn elmer SonOerienOung besab lid)
am Samitag Der anieritaniiAe BOT
idafter Sobn s.. u. 9eiibuan Be-
gleitet pom Dem COMMANDER Anorep
Gong, Dem Ntarine : Attode DER
amerifaniiAeu 9otihait in Gon,
nah 9tocconigbi 81 Dem BORT meilen.
Den a0utg Gictor Channel, inn DEM.
ein eigenb6nOigeS Slid.
munihidyreiben Oes Y%rGitOenten Goft
5am 80. Sobrestag Der @inbeit Oes
&onigreids Stolien ST itberbringen
Scr &onig war boderfreut iiber Den
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Oes EraliOenteu
un0 orildte, inOem er Serrn 2eii6-
man 5u ieirer 8%eioroerung aui ben
9otIdaiterpoiten in Berlin besliid.
3ugleiA iein 8eOouern aus,
einen 10 tiicbtigen Diplomnten oerlie-
rem 81 miilien. 9m a6eno maren sic
@erren Seilbman lino Gong Die @dita
0es &onigspaareS beim Diner.
Washington Journal., 1911-08-19
9as critic wteOererfante Cpfer
Der M1imes& ataNrOpbc.


Ger @aWerfrel8er 0gaorfb Caro-
lima, nit weldem am Samita9 Der
4riegsiefretGr Stimion, Oon ieiner
Interchangeable nod Dem 8anamo-
aunal, nod @orto Gico uno nod
Gubo 8uriidfebrenO, in Seem Oouf
lanoete, bra9te ole @ebeine 0es 9iIfs-
Mdi6iniIten 0aripin 6. Merritt nit,
melbe %unldngit inter ben Eriimmern
oes S9ladtihifies nWeaine" i'm Su-
fen non @uoonn gefunOen unO ge-
6orgen mur0en. Die 9ei6enreite NOS
rem BON Stem gorf nod Jfeo Saf, Sa.,
geianot, mo ole 6amtlie mobrt uno
ole geitatiltn9 erfolgen Iolte. Dies
1T bic erIte 2ei1e, melde felt Dem
gegiun Der 9(rbeiten CUR Sebung Der
oMaine" mieoererfannt moroen lit.
Gle ni9t mieoererfannten irOii6en
&eIte Der Manni1aft Ser uWeaine~
bringt Ser RoblenOampfer u9eoni-
oas~ nod Der Seimatb 5uriid, nm
ami Dem geationalfrieObof in arling-
ton i6re leBte &ubeItdtte 81 fin0en.
Washington Journal., 1911-08-19
Der Vr6NOemt IN cimem 2lutOs
smiammenftOB.

Sn SnGem, Moiiy itieB am CONS
tag eegen abenO oas AltonlobiI, in
meldem @rdIioent Gait nit ieineni
Aoiutnteu W}oior arbibolS Butt
lab nit einem &errn @m. q. Sepion
bon Melroie, Moiiy seborigen Auto-
robil, morin Oieier nebit ieiner @e.
mo6lin uno einigen 6reunOen einc
S%pa5ieria6rt mahten, %Suiommen
Der 3uiamntenitoB erfolgte OaOurh,
Dab Sepion nm eine @de in Die @iier-
StraBe ein6og. 9tlir Dem lmitonSe,
OaB beiOe Autos 5iemlib langiam
fil6ren lit es 81 oanfen oaB l6mmt-
lide Sniaiien lid IN ibren Siben be-
5aupten fonnten. Die bintereh Sc
.oern Oes Sepion'iden 9lutos lprangelt
un0 oer6ogen Iih unO eS Oaiierte. Fl.
nige 3eit, bis Die 6eioen 6ltbriperfe
ron einonOer getrennt tperoer fonn.
ten. Na6 elmer oberfla6liden Be
iiftiglug oes 3uitonoes Oes Sepiot'
ihen alltos iogte Moior Butt Dem
G%igentbiimer. er moge ben Sdaoen
aus6eiiern Iaiien uno Die &efnung
nad Sem gureou oes Erdit0enten in
'geUerlp ien0en, bon mo aus ole Be
rihtigung erfolgen peroe.
Washington Journal., 1911-08-19
GrfnOer crbdIt wOblUerOicntc
@~nssei@nMn9.

Gem Silfsoormaun u. S. 99il.
in ser Sdnft9ieBerei Der SEE.
gerungs0riderei muroe am Mitt-
nod Ourd Den @ice : 8rdiioenten
Sberman cine goloene Mieoaille
.itbcrreidlt, Die i'm Der @egierun1s.
orlder in Anerfenming ieiner iebr
ipert1uoaen @rfinOrng oerlieben Bat
tc. 0llrd @iaiams' Grfinoung miro
oie @efabr. bon welder 6isber Die
GIeftrotppeure unO oie Druder bel
ibrer Ar6eit fortm1brenO ourh @ra.
pbitItaub beoenfIid 6eorobt tuaren
beieitigt uno 8usleid groBere Sfein-
(idfeit Del Der Arbeit eraielt.
Washington Journal., 1911-08-19
9rah Dem semat.

8urdb sic ablc6ucnOe Saltung oes
9lnoes Senots last Iid 9%rdiioeni
Gait in Scr 5ortfi6riHg ieiner
SrieoenscampaoHe" nidlt 6eirren;
0ielmebr mill er Ourd ioreeieeteu Ap
pei an Oos Bolt sic ofientlide Wei
nuug ioiueit an qerpinneu ind)en 0a6
oieie ole @ene6miguug Der Shieos
eeridtsoertrdge er5mingt. Dieieu
entihluB. al Der @erpirflidune lei
nrs Soeols allem @iOeritonoe a.
geniiber feit5ubalten. gab ser Sra
iiOent lebr Oeutlih in elmer GeOe ut
neriteben, DE er am 0icnitaq Dor Scr
Camp Meeting aiiociation in Ocean
@rope. q. 5, belt. gr beipro6 In
Oieier &eOe mie ihon iriiber. ic9r
einaebeno Den Snbalt nno ole geoeit
tiug DER Gertrdge mo ridtete Die
OringenOe guiforOeritug all oas
Bolt ie:nen @infbpB Oobin gelteuo 5a
modeu. Dab Die Gertrage 5uitonOe
tdmerl iuenn audi cine Ger5ogertmg
upuernleiolid iei. Sc Iduger Der 5e
not Die @ntiheiouug binausidie6e.
um 10 mebr @elegenbeit. meinte er,
iperoe er ielblt baben, Oas Grange
lium oes 6rieOens uno oes SdieOs
geridts 81 preOigen unO i'm 10 mehr
werOe oas golf iidl fir sic gertrdge
eriu1rmer.
Washington Journal., 1911-08-19
aOMeftoren.

6olftIoren. wslde III iBsen Oiltr'tien
autotiiisrt dnO. bic abonuementsbetrdas
gu srbebsm uno 81 quitiiereu, iiuo IoIs
9snOe Dsrrsu:
SObn Bebsr, 80. 5ls. 6. Str. u. N.
fir ben NOrOoiten.
s s. Dsbmer, gto. 95s, IA Str. 9. s
Iir ben SaOOiten.
6rib aleiu, 24s4 ga. Que. u. B. fir
ben q JIG. weitlid DOn Der Is.
Str. einialieBenO @eOrsstOwn
unO GoBlyu.
gauI 6aIftsr, 1868 80. Str, g. @.,
fir ben Norowelten, nOrOIi6 Der
$ Str, bon gorO capitol bis
Is. StraBs emidlisBlid.
gtusuit genoer fir 6OnsrsB Delights.
@uitaU 9snnius fiir Dtt. &uinisr,
glaosnsburs uno llm9ebuns.
We9ei NtaaRn ole uls leloet gu OIL
5utOmmsn OoB Oos pSOmnoI" ui4t Dor
MOmtu9 III Die 6dhOe Der 2sisr tOmmt,
tbeiIsn mir nit OoR bic 3eituns bisan.
bin 3sitis ssnus oui Die 4Ot tOmmt
UNI Samitog morssus nit sriter YOit
abseIiefert gu weroen-
Miau beidwers lib prompt bel ben
0errn grieftrdgsrn. Sci @isOsrbo.
Lunsen bitten mr. nm Nadri9t per &c.
IepbOn Ooer POlttarte.
Grsebenit
s. {. Sdwegtsr,
6erous9eber.
Washington Journal., 1911-08-19
Admiral g6rSOer in @mbcs
ftamO OerteBt.

Near . aomirol Seaton 59r0Oer,
Der bis DOR Rur5em Oie Sltlantide
6lotte befebligte unO gegenwartiJ
Der gonferen5 i'm geaOnI @nr college
beipobnt, trot porgeltern, Oa er an
oieiem Gage Die 4ltersgren3e bon %
Sabren errei6te, in ben &ubeitarlo
uuO iein Name wuroe ouf Die 4et.
iionsliite Der 9unoesmarine geiesf.
Set ieiner @ntbinOung bonn Gom-
manOo Der Sdladtidiff : 6lotte MGR
Montreal SdroOer 0litelieo oes 30,
mi ralitdtsratbes.
Washington Journal., 1911-08-19
9antia9Mm9sta9 am 30. Nus
Oembcr.

Gen Seranitaltern BON 6eitlidfe;.
ten mo Gergniigungen 81 eefnaeL
Die ooriiber iii 3peifel poren. Of Der
0anfiagungstog in oieient Sabre. III
Incident Der Nopember fiini Don.
heritage Bat. am lebten ooer om Dor
Donneritag oeieiert meroeu
gab Der 4%r1iioent am Sans.
tag befannt. BOB er an ser b~eIteAeu-
ben Reael ieltbaIte mno Den 6eIttog
ouf 0onneritog Den 30. Ropem0er,
onberaumen mer0e.
Washington Journal., 1911-08-19
M Grncmmnuecm
beitdti8t.

Sic Iiinoiten grnennaneen Oes
Grdifoeuten Gait ourd welde Ser.
d%noerungen I'M 0iplomotiiben aorps
uoa5ogeu muroeuL iinO am Saniitag
BON Senl 9~unoesielat ~6eitatiat NOR.
zen. Sic 6e5ieben ii6 ntf Die Be
ieenng Ser 9oti6aiter 8oiten in
0~eutidlnnO, Stolien un9 5opon mo
ouf bic @eianbtiAaitspoiten in 0en
AtieOerlunoen. ben 9alfanitaateny
Gitba mo 9raiilien.
Washington Journal., 1911-08-19

saT DEM 6errn &sinbOrOt ManI
3u. Isinsn Al. @sburtstogs am 81
9lusult Elm OOumsrnOes 9ebebOd! unb
peun bic sonse $. StruBs wudsIt. Ob
BE fd Of mat msrtsn lot. Bon lsineu
oIsu 6rienO.
Washington Journal., 1911-08-19

BUR 60rOerun9 Der 9ieit-
funit BEL Der RaoaIerie bat oaS
&riegs : Gepartement ben Rapitdn
SD. 81. &ifmono ullO oie 2eltronts
aona 9. gbaffee uitO 6ranflin Bat
cod nod 6ranfrei6 beoroert, Inn an
Der frau50liifen &eitihule 3u SAT-
mlir einen &eitfurs ourdapmaden.
Ole @lieOer ser fat1oliihen ct.
Soiepbs @emeinoe riilten i'd Die
%. @ieoerfebr Oes Cages, an mel
dem ibr bodDerebrter Seeliorger,
@ater @alentin S1miot, oos 8aito-
rat Der ct. Solepbs Stride attrat
feitIid 81 begeben. @ater Sdmiot
empfing Die erite @rieIterpeibe Dor
43 Sabren.
5ruu @noers, Die @emablin
oes 8elibers oes @arf Sotel, gcfe
Der H.. StroBe unO Seem 9orf=9lpc.,
N.=W, begab lid anl 9tenltag NIT
ibren &in0ers 81 ibrer @rbolung nad
9ltlontic 9th. &u6 Die Serren @m
9ldterfirden uno 9lr6iteft 9(lb. @on=
nsr fomen bersits sslle,u wieOer pom
2%ItIantic @itp 8uriif.
SEER grnIt @erlten6erq, oet
infolge zines Dor mebreren @oden
erlittenen lnfalls nod immer einige
Mebnlibfeit nit Dem nbinfenoenEelt
fer bat, lit am 9ienitag BON elmer
@ei11fts= uno @rbol1ngsreiie nod
SEEM Dorf urto 2ongbranh 5uriidge-
febrt. ueber feline grIebuifie in Der
@eltItaot am @uoion, 6etpobrte er
elm Stilli9meigen Oas feine 8eri6t-
erltatterfunit 5u breden permag.
Son An0rem Garnegie
lino Die eriten $4,000 bon Der @e-
IommtIumme BON 100000 einge-
troffen, melfe Ser 8ittsburger Bbi-
lantbrop sur @eridonerung Der 4n-
Iagen Oes Hnn : Nmertcan : union-
@e6Gpoes p~eriprofen 6at. Sn Der
Saustiade miro oieie Geri6onerung
in Mormortreppen uno 8alluitraoen
heIteben, fir sic Mngebote in n6blter
3eit alsgei6rieben mer0en ioaen.
Ser befannte 0omenidneioer
uno @el56anoler saul 2eibel, BON
g2r. 1910 IS StraBe, G.-@., 1T, be-
gleitet bon ieiner 6amlilie, nit Oem-
ielben 9ampfer, alf Dem Die ieBt
mieoer auf Der &eimreiie befinOlihen
G6Iaraffen i6ren famoien Amerifas
rift ousfiibrten BON einem europa.
reiie mieoer moblbebalten bierber 5lt.
ritdgefebrt. gr oiente ieinen &eiie-
gefabrten. ben 5hlaraffen, pdbreno
ibrer bieligen Anpeienbeit als fret
fpiliger @eemeiier.
iiro ie @ftioen oes @aibington
S1ngerbunos iino Die @eiangsferien
nunmebr obgelaufen. glm n6diten
0ienitog, ben %. a(llguit, e~rluartet
MuIifoireftor Seinrid Sammer, mie-
Der ieine gauge Singgemeinoe Dor
iid gu ieben, Inn ioglei6 nit ibr ole
@inItuoirung Der Maiienhore fir oas
ndditidbrige Sdngerfelt in Bbila-
oelpbia, mieoer auf5unebmen. Ser
Nnfang oamit murOe idon Dor Sc
qinn Der @eiangsferien gema6t. IS
fam iebt 6ton uls gepiB 6e8ei6net
tperoen, oaB Der Sangerbnno lt1 bel
benz fommenoeu Sdngerfeit an bern
@iBelpreisiiugeu betbeilisen miro.
Washington Journal., 1911-08-19

Is. Z. 9 d weslsr,
6erousseber.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-08-26
Neutrality-suspicious..

Acting Recorder Leonard A. WINNER,
of Kearny, was last night awarded a
trophy of $25 in gold for aiding the fund
for furnishing the rooms of the Catholic
Club. The affair took place at the paro-
chial school hall Of st. Cecilia's Church,
Kearny, where the club held a dance and
reception that was attended by a large
party.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Catlow and son
George, of Kearny, have gone to Law
renee, Mass, for a week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter j. Dewey. of 10
Chestnut street, kearny. will spend the
next ten days at Bradley Beach. Miss
Ethel and Master Wilfrid Armltage nave
returned from the same resort.
Morris Wall. of 1902 Kearny avenue,
Kearny, has gone to the Catskills for a
two weeks stay.
AT a meeting of the newly formed hose
company OF North Arlington last night
further preparations were made for the
three deys' lawn festival to begin next
Friday evening on the public property
DR.. Eva w. Lake, of Columbia avenue,
Arlington, has gone to Kittery, Me, for a
short stay.
Mrs. Harvey C. Pierce. of Arlington, has
gone to Pittsfeld, Mass, for a fortnight.
Thad J. Knapp, who resigned this week
as principal of the Kearny High School,
returned yesterday from his vacation in
Worthwhile. Mich. He will start IN a few
days for his new field of work in Highland
Park, adjoining Detroit, Mich, where he
will succeed w. f. Harris as principal Of
the high school.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-08-26
ACCUSES COUSIN b
Of FIRING WIDOWS
BARN IN REVENGE
Nutley Man Has Relative Hailed
Before Recorder on In.
cendiary Charge. a.

An alleged confession of having set
fire to a widows barn in Nutley to get
revenge on her resulted in Giuseppe
Mazrello, of East Passaic avenue. Nut
ley, being arraigned before Recorder
Page, of that town, today.
According to a story told to Chief OF
Police suttcline by warera Made. a
cousin of Mazrello. the accused man
told him that he was the person who
had started the fire that had wrecked
the barn of Mrs. Mary Schilling in East
Passaic venue and that he had also
made an attempt to destroy her home.
The accuser said hat there had been
a great deal of Ill feeling between the
accused and the woman and that his
cousin sought revenge by incendiarism.
The date of the burning of the barn
was October 4. 1906. Because of the
lapse of time, Recorder Page was in
doubt as to his Jurisdiction, AMI he de-
cided to turn the case over to the grand
jury for investigation.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-08-26
BELLEVILLE.

Miss Rose Caruso, who became Ill a
few weeks ago from typhoid fever,
caused by the unsanitary condition of
a well in the rear of her home. at 10
Roosevelt avenue, is recovering. AT the
next meeting of the Health Board w.
Brand Smith, health inspector, will sub
nit his report, explaining the condition
of the we'll.
The Boys Sodality of st. Peters r.
c. Church will receive holy communion
in a body tomorrow morning.
The Epworth League of the Welsey
M. e. Church is arranging for a ban
quet to take place shortly.
Mr.. and Mrs. John S. Price and family,
of Stephen street, are on a tour of the
West. They will return by the way Of
the Great Lakes.
Mrs. f. Mcdonald. of Dewitt avenue.
is at Sharon, N. Y, for the balance Of
the season.
Miss Ethel Reinhardt. of Stephen street,
has arrived home from Barnegat.
Miss Rose Mcguire and Miss Susie Nc
Donough, Of Dow street, will leave to-
morrow for a two weeks stay at Rock
away.
John J. Bennett has announced his can
didacy for the Republican nomination in
the Second ward for councilman. Mr.. Ben
nett IS connected with the Foreste. S and
Acme Club.
Eugene Mougel and Sergeant Charles
Pearl will ride n ore-heif-mile bicycle
race at the Belleville Day games this aft
Swim, Gilman and Wertz. a distance of
one-uuarter mile, was also on the pro-
gram. Swim is to receive a filty-yard
start on his opponents.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-08-26
GLEN RIDGE,
BELLEVILLE
AND NUTLEY
DOG IN CLINTON
WEEDS GARDEN WITHOUT
UPROOTING ANY PRODUCT.
Forbidden by Master, Clever
Animal Does Work
on Sly.

Robert Colquhoun. of Clinton, near
Caldwell. claims to nave a dog that
can pull the weeds out of a garden of
vegetables and not injure or destroy
a plant. The dog is a Scotch collie
known by the name Sandy" The dog
has watched its master pulling weeds
in his garden for the last two years.
but 1t was not until this summer that
Sandy" attempted to take part in he
work Mr.. Colquhoun allowed the dog
to amuse itself pulling weeds while he
was at work, but yesterday while he
was picking weeds out of an onion bed
he forbade the dog to touch them,
fearing that the dog might pull the
young onions out of the ground.
When C|olquhoun stopped work for
dinner the onion bed was half weeded,
and to make sure that Sandy would
not attempt to tackle the job In his abb
sence he took the dog in into the house.
When the family adj armed to the
dining-room the dog slipped out to the
garden and began wedding the onion
bed. He finished the job without dis
turbing an onion.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-08-26
Philadelphia Woman Always
Keeps RsslnoI on Hand
Finds It Effective and Very
Valuable as a Skin Remedy

Nothing is more eficacious for k
diseases than Resinol Soap and Resinol
Ointment. They act quickly and easily
and their continued use means a perfect
skin. Read what this woman says;
Il wish to thank you for the sample
of Rosinol Soap sent me some time ago.
1t is a very fine article, and 1 shall en-
JOY its use in the future. I am also a
user of Resinol Ointment and consider
1t very valuable to keep on hand. l
have found it very effective"
MRS. Z. NJ. KIRK, Philadelphia, Pa.
Resinol Ointment and Resinol Soap
are jewels in hygienic valu and mar
wells of effectiveness for the purposes
for which they are recommended. They
are indispensable in the toilet and
nursery, and thoroughly appreciated by
those who regard a good complexion,
beautiful hair and a scalp free from
scurf and dandruff. Every form Of
skin disease could be cured in it's in
cipiency by the prompt and judicious
use of Resinol Ointment. AS an appli-
cation for burns, scalds, abrasions and
minor injuries and infammations of the
skin, it is better h anything else.
Both the soap and ointment should be
kept in all well-regulated households
the one for the daily bath and the other
for such accidents and incidents as are
likely to occur. Samples sent free. The
ointment and soap are sold at all drug
stores. Resinol Chemical Co. Balti-
more, Md.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-08-26
FIFTH WARD REPUBLICANS
IN WEST ORANGE INDORSE.

At their organization meeting. held
last night in Anne Hall, West Or
ange, the Fifth Ward Republican Club.
OF that town, Endorsed. aside from sew
eral municipal -office-seekers, the reg
candidates for county and State
offices. Austen Colgate was unani-
mously approved of for State senator.
For member of the Town Council. Will
lam Kerr, the incumbent, was Endorsed
for reelection. For representation in
the Board of Freeholders. the Seventh
district, which, besides West Orange,
comprises Orange and Livingston, for
mer Freebooter Christopher Musler was
named. Mr.. Musler. however, declined
the nomination, Inc the meeting laid
the matter over until q candidate agree
able to the three towns was selected.
For sheriff G. Valentine Baumann was
Endorsed. For members of the county
committee, James Reed was selected
from the first district and Charles Fus-
selman from the second district. Fol-
lowing the Endorsement of candidates
the meeting adjourned and met to elect
new officers for the ensuing year. The
officers elected include: Wilbur Meeker.
president; Carl Stanton, secretary;
John Wolfe, v~ice-president. and John
Reed, treasurer.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-08-26
PRIVATE CO.. ASKS
ADJ. ON SCHOOL At
EXPENSE OF TOWN
NutIey Board Suddenly DiscOy-
ers "Catch" in Project
and DisapprOyes.

The Nutley Board of Education last
night decided TO give the American
Concrete Steel Construction Company,
which is erecting the Washington
school on the Clark property at Avon
dale, permission to place an advertise
ment of the company on the wall of
the new school building.
The company's proposition was to
have an appropriate bronze tablet in
scribed with the name of the archi-
tect and the names of the members of
the Board of Education and, of course,
the name of the firm doing the work.
This was satisfactory to the board
until last night, when the reading of
a communication disclosed the fact
that it was to be done at the expense
of the board.
1t was decided that if the company
wanted to put in the tablet at its
own expense it could do so.
District Clerk Maurice B. R~osenstock
aroused the ire of Trustee Stager when
he called attention to the habit of
some of the citizens having claims
against the board, holding the bills
back for six months or a year, and
said he intended hereafter to return
such bills to be itemized n sworn to
in detail.
Mr.. Gtager said that this would prove
a handicap. and for his part he would
rather not work for the board II he
had to waste time getting ~affidavits.