davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-08-20
eci1enlnnS.

Deontebioeo, Dinn., IS. sIug.
3ipei 9od)ter oes flint DaeiIen bon
bier ipobnbnften ,5armers Sans Ee.
teriDn ianocn dm Hnilo eines Wtaiss
icloes oie 2eihe elmer iinbetnnnten
,Srau, oeren aopf ihIimn 8eriblagen
1T. Cine lluteriuhung ergab, oaB
oie 4criou ermor0et, baB ibr nit ei.
mem nabebci liegen6en i5tein Der
5hd6cI 5crtriimmert luuroe. Ter
Stein pieS ben blittigen glborud Ell
ner M1nnerbono auf nno nahebei
fann man Spuren cines Waanuer.
illBe3. Wtan glaubt, Dob Die sSrau
nid)t ans Der biciigen 0egenS
ltunlmte.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-08-20
glnttllat zines Mabuiiuniaen.
]teFu gl0rf, n. QluQ.


W1it Der t6otlid)en @erplmoung BON
orei geriouen enoeie Elm @clndl, ben
Ser mdbniinniae Sdlncioer SSobnIecci
am friibcu Wtorgcn ieincn gnAburn
@crrn unD iSrau Sobn gIrnlrlrn. IN
grooflon modlte. Die arminias mo-.
rrn I'M eAlafe, ais 8crci IN ibr
Sdlai,immer oroag, nit eiHenI 01eie
icr uno eiuer IiltoIe beipaiinet. @r
pcriebte Der sSrou ntebrere Stide in
oas @eiidt uuo Den llnterleib. id)ob
ibren @ntten utio betrat 6ann Elm 9te,
bcnjimmer, mo or Die nod iibriaeu
auaeln in ieincm yiepoIper iih ieIbit
IN ben Qeib iagte.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-08-20
llnterimdJnng bctrcffS bes Gergcbcus
Der DtikadJtnng oes @eridlts.
@oihinaton. .. q, 16. qua

@aIbinaton, o s., 16. Mug,
Cine llnterlaidpug betreifS Ser
geber@ Der 0GBohtling oeS @e-
.rihts uno iriner 9eitrafiins, iporiiber
neulid peecn Der @erurtbeiling Der
9eanten Der n9Imericon iSeoeration
Of 2obor" inn Buds Stope ono
9fonge" Sale 10 uieI gejprohen
purbe, ion pom Sslriti5fomite ourh
3eiigenpernebmitng iinternnmmen
tperoen. Ter @eginn lit ouf ben
z. 7esenber ieitgeiett. Sic erfolot
in 6olge elmer pom Goriibenoen
GIapton pom Suiti3fomitc einaereih-
ten Will. bitrh Ole Der 8eariif Drip.
ahtnag oes @erihts" oeiinirt lit.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-08-20
sis sOlaen simer Geptfde.
G8ranite @itn. 81. f6. 2lna

ts4t4F4~ = t4TF N1%t'f II <ttft8.
6rau Clara @eibeilberacr pou bier
ianbte an lire in aepfsd, Coma. 5l
9eiun meiIenoc f7nbriae Sodter
cine Gepeife iolGeH0en SSnbalts.
aAsenH IN Sad nid]t auigibit. 10
brusd,it III ,;'ft mehr iiber meine
Sdppelle III fonunen.
Cine St.n0e ipdter erhielt iie iol.
genne Iepeid)e ais antluort::
Clara tootete iifl ourh Irinfen
Don anrboli0ure nah Grbalt sS9rer
Zepeide
sad lit Elm friiherer aoItgdnaer
Der }aiHiIie gSeibeH6sraer.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-08-20
Moro nil an ben 5as.

Gt. Soiepb, 30. IS. Ing.
e,u eiuem aItcn @runnen anf Der
,farm BON 6. 6. Seize in 8ecunieh.
9iebr., mnrIeu, lout einer Gepefhe
an cine biciiae 3eitling. 0ie Seid)en
BON sSrau Sociie luto ibrer 1obter ae.
ilnocn Scr 8uqeoedte Drummer
mur0e nui geronlaiiling oes Sberifi5
aeoiinet. Dem aaefhano C6eriidlte. 0ie
iih aui bas 9leridhpiiiOen Der 5tuei
gerloneu 6e8ogen 8lt Sbren fomen.
tSruu 0ciie uno Die f7iGhrigs
,Siianita, ste fire Gtieitofter mar,
peridapanoeu I'M SSult nori8en Sab.
res mo Seize crfldrte. iie batten iih
Al @ciad nad 2incoln beacben. Gin
poar 1u9e ipdter brannte iein SauS
nie0er. morauf er oen er4pdbnten
grnnem nit SdHitt nlTfiiilte. Surg
oaraui Deridupano 0eiIe.
Nfdn permntbct, Dab Seiie iih
nadl Der Bacififfiiite geipanot BAT.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-08-20
0raitpasennuian.
glfron, O.. Ia. 9hlguit,

SedS Ntit9lieOer Scr 5nnulie Don
M0am Duncan pon Atron Dnr0en
ocrIett, inoen Gin &rnfnuogcn IN
0enr lie inbrca, bel Bolton Sc0aee.
srdidrn bier unO 9coioro, 9. iih
iibcrihIug. gtur Oas Dnd Der Nfa
ldyine hrapohrtc oic OtitRlicoer Ser
@ciellid)oit 0oncr. ioh iie ni Goce
qeanetid]t wllroen. Der ltlfdtl mur-
Sc oilrh ciuen @ruh Scr Stcterpor-
rid)tlina peruriodlt, Scr iidl bei ,rHec
I16rQeidminoiafeit BON 25 NfeiIen
in Der SStirr0e creFanete.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-08-20
Gbiaeien uon weihen 9nuoitcn
eTmUroet.
6anioro. Cal, ID. gtuai

S9lI1fur0, cal, ID. Nudult.
3pei Gbineien uur0en erid)uiien
uno oret anoese ernitl. + nerluun0et
bon smcl meiben N2dnnern in cinem
sgarmhanie, 0os pom oen Ghineien 5e.
mobnt muroe un0 Oas smei 0teiIen
non SANFORD Iiegt Eie 3batcr cnt.
fanen un6 Die 9crfolger fonnten bis
jctt feinc Spur ron linen iin0en
1icbcm ebineicn, bic ani eimem tlei-
neu 2anf lebeu, iaBen beim Abeno.
ellen, aIs Die y9eibeu ploBiih ourd)
eile Seitenthile eiiltnaten Ino ienen
6ciahIen, bic sdnoe borg5ubaItrn
ebe oie enficsteu G1Ineien aeborhen
fcuuten. beaannen he ia itlieBen,
NOS oas obea aH9ege6el'e 3eiu!tat
hate.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-08-20
,srib friimmt iidl, mac cin Saten
merocn lul.
0cnfer Col. Is. 9Inn.

3tpei f.ciile @nrid|cu pon ie G Sab.
rem muroen onbci ertnppt. mie lie
nabreno Der @fittagspaiie ooa @n.
reau eiper 6iciigen Gteinbanerfom-
pagnie ouSpliin6crn molltcn Zen
@cIoihrant 81 oiiuen botten lie olif-
acqeben. nnhoem iic Sen gseridlmB.
fnopf mil elmer 5pitbeFe obacid1Ia.
qen bottcn. Gle mur'en obGeinBt.
aIS lic iih nit Der glentc, ole iie III
sSGhern unS Sd)iebln0en gefilnoen
hottcn, entfernen fuolltcn Gle mnrs
ben bent .Snaenoaerid)t iibermieien.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-08-20
Gin cyier Oes sayetentrGJts.
gollinTbus, o, IL. 2lllau

NNEWIIT37s7-f - n. 1IN9FWTl.
Tae s4eerleB ,yfDe ano Zen Gent
Rda 941xr GmHporp4 Bot Ilfreu
81rlferott anacmel0et IN 0en &c
it'd, nm elnietii'i9 eGlres Yiaiieoe.
nnltrrs nuro 0ngepe6c1l, oab nse Bog,
fl,r1sqiHfd!Neteit Der AerpOration oie
i1solle Der gleriolGt'ngpn ii, Die lie lei
tens oes 5amteitfr,sits erfadrcn Bat
gor gerommer 3eIt ruuroen nieb,
rere 8ear1te aes onae6lldea 2tait3
n arRIaae oerieat,
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-08-20
Die lanec Sutnabel ais 3urbluaffc.
9tem 9lnrf IA lLln

Gin Gtrcit. Der iih 3piiden iunaeu
9omen. ole ans elmnr Bergnii1illlqS.
plat auf Gong otsInno suriidfebrten.
obipielte. enbcte in einem Sample. bel
Dem BON ben lnngen Sntllnoeln aus
oiebiaer Webroud) aeuad)t muroe.
Die t9i1briae Ilpeoa Carpenter
luurbc ins ScrS eeltodleu ino ficl toot
nisber, ais iic oie gleftriide pesi.eR.
Gle Ioli8ei uerhoitcte cine Der gus.
fliiaIcrinneH ole ite Der 1bat BE-
ihufSigte.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-08-20
Etnrmidlapcn.
sSamestoIpn, z. .. t6. Mna

sSanlestoIpfl, 2. .. 10. Nug.
Ger ihlirnrIlte Ain6- uno &egen.
itllrm oieier Saiion iegte iiber s5u-
mestoipn un0 Raf)harifait bin.
8ieto ,Sorngebdnoc peirlih non bier
unh iiiolih pon ser Sauptlinie Der
Rortbern a'acifir gubn mnroen
theilDeiie 5eriiort nHo ron ibrea
@rnnoluai,eru 1o6en. SngeI, Der
M manhen Steaen fiel. that ben
Eeloiriidytpn plelen Sd,aoen. 9tudl
aus Der ebeaeno peiter oltlid) miro
niel Sdyaoen onrd) iSturnt qenicloet.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-08-20
2entidIanO fir sdJicOsaeridtsuertras
Nlaillinatou. II 9lu1.

+N13T3IAWtVH1 = INV.
Lie Antmort GeiltjhIan0s aui otl
8orihlag Der anierifnniiden Jiegie.
rung tetrelis oes abihlniies eines
5hleosgerihtgDertrage 3ipiiden oen
beioen eanbern III Oem Stnatsonlt
uom oeliihen 9otidaiter cBraf D.
g}ernitorii iiberreiht moroen. gs
6eii,t, oab tie entihieOen gunitig
lautet imo 0aB erparte! perSen fam,
6ab Elm gertrag abgeihionen lpiro.
mie er spiiden oen Ser. StaGfen
uno groBbritannien einerieits nn6
drantreia anOererieits GbselaIcnen
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-08-20
gsrtaamna Ses apnarejIes.
gailinntnn. f5 lllll

~~7F IEtFEE]ENItl 1T yFIFH'
Ser oenoFratiihe fiibrer oes
5auies, llnoenpooe. meintc, oQb i'd
sic ertrnieiiion oes Qonareiies wabr-
idleinIih am %. augujt pertaaen
miir0e. CT ioatp, es ipdreio gut ME
gapiB. 61B Sd1rifts meqen Der 8oum,
mnnsnntlnas nefh1n TDeroen nlroeH.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-08-20
Nanberei in Glfbart.
e[fllnrt. 's.til.. 15. NndltIt

N~t-Nfss-~f hf''f.f 49, ~s''fhf+t"'
3Dei mnsfirte Gaubcr Oranaen
in Den 2uocn 6es in einem g}orort
mobnen0en Broternbeliber ,Saeob
Copper uno erionatcn bon ibn 1913,
aber crit nahoem iie ibn oui eiu
gett aebunocH, es nit t8uioiin &C.
trdnft uno aeoroft batfen, es in
grano Su iteden. Ipenn cr oas Ser.
tied ieInes 8eIoes nidt angelo. 0ie
1bat piroe friibmoraens neriibt
"copper" mnroe geiun0en ais Gin
aunoe in ben gn0en fam.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-08-20
SdDOn iuieOsr yren;uirrem.
g0ninnatnn f6 al,

Tie a6patrouiairuna Der faliior.
ui'tlen-IuelGoniiden SSrea,e 0ur4
lnserftaniitle Sol9aten. bic neulidl
mnr0e III pom Slrieasan7t
uieSer a8GeoroHet wor6en. 9a in llss~
aIiisrnieE. ageT:fO, mage oer
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-08-20
arieasidliffc mad Salpaii.
Nai hInaton. 16. 9lueni

Tie Regieruna bat beidIciien,
nddliteH Serbit pier Enn5erfreu5er
un6 aft Observation-Disclosures poa
gan fSraneisco alis mad Ben Sanos
iutdlinieln 5u ienoen. gsas Der 3iuef
0ieier sSahrt tit. ipiro niht anaefiin.
oigt. 1ie 5tiffe BerSen am /. no.
ueniber nadl SaH aseoro, Cal. no
SsbieBA5unaea jtnttfiHoen, 3uradtea.
Een4
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-08-20

mnu0e. gieie gcrtrdge beoiirfen aber
UNI in Strait 81 treten, nod Der Sra.
tiiifation teiteus Oes amerifaniihen
Senots. gisber itano itets Die Roti-
iifaticn ieltens oes Senats Dem alb.
ihluB eines Sdie0sgeri6tsoertraqes
nit Gentidiano i'm 8eg, oo Ieeteres
2ono nidlt geueiet mar. einen Der
trag ab3uitlleBen, Der faater piel.
Isidt pom Senat nbaeIebnt ussSA
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-08-20
ilHterausidlnh fir ltntcrindjnns Der
gSabl Dee Scnaturs StepbcnIou.
Maihinaton. 16. g[nallit.

Gie Senatoren 9euburn, 6utber-
LAMB. graoIep. Eapnter unb Io-
nrerenc murocn 3u einem llnterous-
id)ul ernannt, Scr sic @abl oe8 Sc
naturs Stepbenion pon @isconila
unterinden ioa. sic @rnennuiigen
murben pom 8iIlingbanL Dem Bor,
iisenDen oes aonlitsS fiir g8ablen, 9e-
mad,t.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-08-20
Mnihinnton. 16. g[ua.
gLnacnpmmen.
@ofhinaton, Q. 6, 16. allallit

@ofbnaton Q. g., 16. 9lugltit.
Ser Senat itiriunte Dem &onfercn3-
beridt iibcr one 0orIage betreffs Der
Becofientlidnupg Der aurtpaQnefoiten
gu. itnO oieie aeht Jest an ben 9rdii-
benten sur llnterSeid)nun9. Sic ent,
halt aitd eiur 9eitannnlng. ouB fein
Genntor mebr ais $4,000 NM tcilt
Ibpeononeter mebr ais 5000 iiir
feline Msnh[ ausaeben bari.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-08-20
Die SemOfratiidrn stnatOren he.
IdDIiehcn, iiber sic ssplante sarif-
repiiion absnitimmeH.
Gin 3ageitdnbnif.
Ter senat uimut Die aampaanebei.
traseBOrIaae an nnO iie miro nun
Dem 9sraiiSenten iibermittelt.
etepbeniuu ltntsriiidJanssansidnR.
sssaihinatOn, >. 6. le. sLnauit.

@Sllbington, :. g. 16 sluguit.
9;e Delnofratiid)en Seilotoren biel-
ten finen aaqlfus al. nm iif iiber Die
0aItunQ flar 5il ruer0en. Ole lie be-
treifs Ser Observation-Disclosures
porlaaegciessebltlw eillichnen mol
len gicie Der 0enlofratild)en Sena-
loren naren oaiiir, auf cine 9lbitiln-
mullg iiber Die seorlaqe 81 'orln9e!t,
cine ouB eriallbt iueroen iollte,
slmenoeilcntS III MAIDEN. Die Rro-
greilipeE fpaben eine slnSubl pon
slG1cuoenentS, oie lie Der Borloge un-
bGngcn nlod]ten.
Ran fam su feinrr gntiheiouug
unb nertaate lid, nm Die 5rooe mad
Der Senotsiisung Meter 3ll belpre'
den.
@aibington, t6. slug.
Iie ocmofratiihen Sentoren be
fhloiien in eincm Gaufus, iiber ole
@aunapoQetariirorlnge i'm Senot
afsultimmen uno oa3 Ga fSoaette
sfuuenbemerr an6undhn1eri, meldes
ben Stabl- uno @iielltarif ntooiii.
ART.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-08-20
gstubptidDaft hetreffs @ollcporlase
beinnbe frrtig.
@albingtolt, f6. Mn

FJsttsjtSttf ~ ~sttSs
DbfpobI man aIarbt. oaB oie aom-
promibpoaporIaae. ii6er hie iih Der
Sennt uno 0os Sons aeeinigt baben,
crit ipat an Saae i'm @eiBen Soiie
anlongen miro. foift Bredlioent Snft
bod ieine GetobptItait betreffs Die
fer MoBreaeI Dem Ssauie morgen
ooer am isreitaa 8llidifen 81 fonnen
9ie 9otidait lit ihon iest 10 gut ipie
fertia.
8aifinato1s, .. g., 16. sIuglit.
Ter 5pred)er Glarf iuo Der gBe-
pr1ii0ent sSherrllnt unter5eihrletcn
ble 0olleporboae isie POM SuitS unO
bonn sSenot angenormllen pliuOe. S;e
geht Jest an ous @eibe Sous, oamif
Der YrdiSoent li6 GariibT enfid)eioet.
gr miro iie NIT ielfen. 8eto Suriif-
idliden.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-08-20
3ureOcn 6l(lt.

Sie bonn Seleant @ifersbam i'm slb.
sceroHefenbans crbObeneu SeldDml-
Oisnnaea baben bic Scrbaftmns
bon Swei SeriOncn sur 6Olsr.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-08-20
Sine aus EOlisei6camtrm 6eIte6,nA
SorOnersinrg yalan6t", SaF cine
SgndIcrei itattaefnnben hat.
eeideHfnnS.
in cinem bcridlattcten Srmnmcu IL
Seennich, Rrbr,, mcrScn @utter
nHN SOdltcr toSt srfnnScu.
'Satte nnO Sntrr Ocridlunmocn.
GoateSuilIe, gSa.. Is. NIua.

SsNttSulut, Ru., 10. Ilia.
Gte Gononer@geidfporenen Dor Se.
ncn Der rSnQuelt ii6er 6ie2eihc - oos
bciBt mas uon ibr iibrig mar - oes
AeBers Sad g8alfer, Ser pon einem
8oltabalrieH lc6ero peubrannt pllrOe
ah]eImlteu lpuu0e, baben eiilen 8sabr,
iprnh abaegeben, monad oie CScihmo.
renen sgInuhen" ooB ser 9ecaer bon
unbefannten Yeriouen getootet muroe
Sic Sirp beltan0 ans Dem GnIiseid1eI
bon eoateSpile. Dem 0oIiscihef Ser
gSortb @rotbcs SSron 98orfs, eiuem
Netectinc Der GbiInoelpbid & gieaoiro
@nbn, etlcm aenobnliden GolistIten
Ino elnem 5}citunl& Observation-Disclosures.
SSnbrcn0 oes Cages lpuroe bic
erite Nerbaitlma onl1BIif, oes 9pnh.
nerId)teS poraeuommen. SsenueSn
No0o, ein Drahtipanncr. mur0e I'M.
ter Scr 9cidu0iauna feitaenommcn,
ciner Der Spnder su iclu. @S hciBt.
Dab er Die 9tancu elmer glnsahl Ser.
1onen ndnnte, Die on Dem 9nnhgeridlt
tbelluabmen.
Weitere Saftbcfeblc erlanat.
eoatesnille, go, Is. 9Iug.
0nrb DEN i6arien Tooel berpor.
ragenoer &ilrgcr augeitadelt, neil
Ole Ierlaitumgcn BON Ieltien bon oe.
nen man lueiB. oab iie nh Der 0Duh.
ung oeS 9ie9erS ISdd &alfer tbciIge.
nomluen bdben, nur0en pom Den Be
horoen pom Gountp @beiter nerm
meitere SnltbciebIe erlprtt, ole
ilu 2anie oes IaaeS rcrben poll
itreft meroen. Nt0n alaubt oob
oiele Saitbcieble cuf Die sluSiogen
bin erfolatcn bon Nenaeop @ppb, el'
nem Grabtipauner. Ger. naf0em er
Elm iharies @crbor Dor 9ritriftan.
matt @otbrnp beitanNcn bate, per.
haitet lporoen mar 9npo aab 5it,
oo6 or su Dem Yiob gcborte nno gob
| ee Jtamen non gln0ercn an, Die er In
Der Nfenae Job.
GoatespiIle. 4a., IT. Nuguit.
Gre Dfdnner, oie, auie 0ie gebDs-
ocn be6nilptcn Nie Aniiibrcr oes
@olfslnuienS mdren, melfer in Der
9pnntaq gtod)t Den 9te1er Bad
@alfer lundltr. inocm iie ion Ieben.
0M ucr6rautcn, mlroeu M Sailfc
oes GuQcs pcrboitet. Die 9lapeitantcn
iin0 cSoiepA S5dcficlh, &Awfmeliter
Der Goneltoaa Groction COMPANY.
Norman Brite nnO @eorge Gtoa.
Ddiblcnarbciter. Sie tNlroen lofcrt
nod penn @eltdriter e5eidngnif &C.
braht
Ser GrQbtiponuer acnncop Vops
lit aus oer Spdit entlaifn lporOcn oa
bic gicbor0en nan 5ltacbclG Dab et
nft Der 2pnderei nbdns gu tDan
9atte,
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-10-26
TIE DElELopMENT or TIE WANAOUE.

H I may be recalled that soon after the State Water Supply Com
mission was created by the act of Legislature a plan for build.
ing1a dam at Mountain View to food thousands of acres for
vast impounding reservoir was projected at a cost of from $4,000.
300 to $20,000,O00, This cost was to be saddled on the people Of
Essex, Hudson and Passaic counties within the district served with
water. The East Jersey Water Company was to buy the water at
nominal price. If there was a conviction in the public mind that
he scheme was gotten up mainly for the benefit of the water com
lany it was we'll founded, as the proposed dam would have been
only a short distance from the intake of the company at Little Falls
The contamination of the scheme would also have legalized the
ompanys Illegal rights to take water from the river to sell. The
State Water Supply Commission used every effort to get a bill
through the Legislature giving it the necessary power to carry out
This impudent scheme and failed. The proposition was too out
#ageous for any Legislature to sanction. There is now proposed a
Elan of damming the Wanaque River to conserve its water for the
Else of eight municipalities, including Newark. Greenwood Lake,
which flows into the Wanaque, is to pass into possession of the
State if the Morris canal shall be abandoned. A scheme proposed
by the canalHessees five years ago was to turn this lake over to the
East Jersey4Water Company as q private reservoir. Its daily yield
lis II, 100000 gallons. The Wanaque watershed will yield about
900, 600 gallons daily. The present plan for developing the Wan
Ihque fog direct benefit of the municipalities is admirable, but it
Hhould exclude any benefits whatever to the scotched watersnake,
Which issalready in evidence with a large finger ready to be in
Rerted infthe pie. The engineering estimate of cost for two dams,
upper and lower, is $4,000, $50 which the municipalities can well
iford, but under no pretense should they pay money to a private
vater company
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-10-26
Eusy for Governor to Travel on Passes.

Ensy for Governor to Travel on Passes.
To the Editor of the Evening Star:
Edward Il. Grosscup. chairman of the
Democratic State Committee, was
quoted as saying hat the expenses
of Governor Wilson's trip are being
met in a very simple and easy man
ner." FIRST of ALL" goes the printed
utterance of the Democratic State
pointee to the State Board of Equaliza-
ton of Taxes, tive are under no ex-
pense Of railroad fares. As State Of
flcials both the Governor and myself
travel on railroad passes issued under
the law. Others who help to make up
the Governors party from day to day
pay their own railroad fares"
Simple and easy"-surely, for the
Governor and the State taxing official.
but how about the Others" who pay
their own railroad fares They, too,
are partisan political campaigners. just
as the two gentlemen who travel on
passes are. go far as these journeyings
from county to county, of which the
State chairman speaks, are concerned.
Doesn't Governor Wilson's public utili-
ties law make it a misdemeanor, or
something like that for railroads to
discriminate unjustly in the matter of
carrying passengers? Then, as the
Others" have to pay their own rail-
road fares" does not the State chair
mans explanation lay the foundations
of a oase for the public utility commits
sioners to consider
oh. yes! Mr.. Grosscup says the
passes Used by himself and DIR. Wood
rev Wilson were ISSUED under the
law" But to whom were they Issued 2
To DR.. Woodrow Wilson and MI. Ed
ward f. Grosscup? Or to the governor
of New Jersey and to a member of the
State Board of Equalization Of taxes?
Is it not the theory of the law that
these passes are issued 10 State Off
oials to b. used in the performance of
their official public duties? And is 1t
In consonance with the spirit of the law
that such passes should be utilized by
the holders for personal convenience
or partisan political purposes7 In
plain language. is not the statement
OF the State chairman an admission
that the pass law privileges are being
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RECORD MUCH IN EVIDENCE AGAIN.

GORGE L. RECORD, the stormy petrol of New Jersey poll
tics, appears to be an issue in Jersey City. Last year Record
played a bewildering role. Republican candidate for Con
gress, he was at the same time in evident sympathy with the Wilson
candidacy for governor, and after the election he became the coun-
selor and steerer of the incoming State administration and the
a1rafterao f its legislative bills. Record has been in evidence ever
since in various roles, and just now he is the central figure in the
nayoralty battle. There is a Republican candidate for mayor of
Jersey City, but he is completely overshadowed by Record, who is
1oing all the fighting in his behalf. Surely, if this candidate shall
be elected may not the irrepressible Record dominate his admins
Rration the same as he did that of Mayor Pagan during his two
kerms?
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THURSDAY BvEN1N q. OCTOBER 20. 1911.
A BASEBALL HERO nv ECLIPSE.

ia VERY dog and every baseball hero has his day. Pitcher
IL Mathewson, of the New York Giants, has been the main
stay of his team and the pride of the New York base
ball fans season after season. he was the hero of the league
season this year. But in Philadelphia on Tuesday Mathewson lost
lis cunning, with the result of a disastrous defeat. Instantly his
ytr waned. One signal defeat was enough. He will probably not
be called upon if there shall be a game on Friday and he will not
pitch today. New York b~aseballdom is prepared TO greet and
Worship another hero as soon as he appears.
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COMPARATIVE REGISTRY FIGURES.

7 Asst years registration in Essex county was 94,9S6. In New.
IL ark 1t was 60,199. This year, not including places of less
than 5000 population, the registration in the county is
b9. 1866. The registration to be had in the smaller places will be
upward of 1900. In Newark the total is 45776 this year. The
reduction in the county, therefore, will be about 21 500, and in the
tty 14,423. The total vote for governor in Essex county in 1910 was
r9,267, so the county registration for the election next month is
about 5000 less than the vote that year. 1t is about 1850 less in
The city of Newark. Will the vote in the election next month bear
he same proportion to the registration as the vote in the election
asst November?
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>UsTAIIHEI
RBoUT MEN,
<6UKNoW

Warden Richard F. McGuinness, of
the Essex county, jail, says that he
has a great collection of sports under
his care at the present time and could
furnish any sporting editor with enough
material to fill a page. He says that
among his guests are prize-hghters,
aviators, baseball and football players,
race-horse touts. dog and chicken fam
ciers, automobile experts and a large
number of men who claim to be expert
hnanciers.
Miss Kate Adler, one Of the clerks
in the surrogate's Office, is the guilty
party that sprung this one on an I'M
suspecting newspaper man the other
day. The newspaper man was wear
ing a very loudly checked cap and
drifted into the office in search OF
news:
marked Miss Adler.
ST am not. What makes you think
SOP" asked the scribe in surprise.
II see your zap is checked" grinned
Miss Adler as she ducked behind her
desk.
Tom" Hood, the letter-carrter had
a curious experience some time ago,
when he was trying to get an oil paint
ing cheap. He had requested a GER
tnin man to put in a bid for him, and
requested that mans brother to
get busy likewise. He naturally
thought that they would tell zach
other. but the fates willed it that they
bid against each other. The net re-
suit was that the picture of THE Bat
tie of the Alamo" which Mr.. Hood
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To the Editor of the Evening Star:
Growing pessimists who declare that
the world and its ways are growing
worse, instead of better, should take
hint from the great games of baseball
that are attracting attention from al
classes of men. They prove, as far as
this country, al least, In concerned
that even in the line of sport men are
moving upward, and the animal In
them is being relegated to a dead past
The thousands upon thousands Of intel
ligent men who watched the players
either directly or through the nows-
papers or bulletins, did so with an en-
thusiasm amounting almost to a
frenzy; but when it was all over there
was a cheerful concession to the de-
crees of fate and business went ON as
usual.
Blood and turmoil marked the arena
of the Roman gladiators, and even their
chariot races often ran red. The vaunt-
ed tournaments of the so-called 'ags
of chivalry" were, in their last analysis,
mere exhibitions of brute strength,
while the pugilist of today has been
driven from every civilized State OF
the Union. :.
Baseball. devoid as It ie Of brutality,
is the fit sport of the American.
Il T.