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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-09-28

Il iltamista, iotfa ie pitt rsluttoian"
tiriopainorabaston bpwdfii tdmdn
FUN pbbefids pdipd. Tulos eli to.
lin ole iuuri, mutta me oIemme min
fomin pieni ipuffo, ia iitten Toto e.
beaiien milton iateet tefiipdt i%onfun
perran baitiaa, iiad tiet menimdt
tonin b%uonoitIi.
2pud olii Tu~otatpaa, ettd faiffi
2aniaais Ieurafunnat paniIimat tot.
meen iliamia, eta Iaataiiiin tio firs
iapainomeIfa m~afietafii, ia iaatai.
FIN lebben taloubeainen oiema pa
remmin turpatufTi. SIifiban fopin
iedlpad, JOS tue ainoa pbbpsTibe,
iofa meild on; fuoliii fannatutIen
puutteeieen. &c oliii iofaiien &aniaIs
lis eurafunnan p~fiitpihen, ia faiffi.
en- pbteinen bdped.
SaIousfomitean IauI unto, 9luttas
jan 37:nesid numerosI ia, on iuuri
Ipbdmeen fdppddn, FUN he monin
ferroin fiittelepGt, ettd ebes iotu on
fuuIlut beiodn auunpppntDnId. See
nellie he fitd aqua ouat ppptdneet?
StieleentD? 81! mutta meiban pbtei.
ieue rMuttaia"sIebbele, iofa fuuluu
iinuue ia minulle iuuri pbtd paIion
fuin leboen toimittaiaue ia talous'
fomiteale.
81 ole bpndt pstdmdt oifein, ettG
me ponentme muutamia neliid tais.
telemaan pli fpoimienia muioen pb'
teiien allan eoufIi.
IrmoiIa ,Iuttoian" toimitus ia ia,
lousfomitea. Goettafaa mield tais.
teIla ia obpttaa, JOS me mibboinfin
herdiiimme ia oieniaiTimme teiue
auttaman fGtemme. - HafaS Sur
maIa iaata meta faiffia tefemGGr
5itd, fuin oifea on!
Spodmeainen ternebops ~Iutta'
jon" toimitutieue, ia. faifiue fen Iu'
filoiue!
Iler Snffa.
&iito aiIuubeIa plemme pastaan'
ottoneet firieesId mainitun iummau
$17.65.
Sulpusfomitea.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-09-28

Sdn on mestari, me olemme ias
mi. 6erra taboo icbbd eldmdstdIi
felpo astian, iofa moi tuba Iinuue
itieaeii, Sumalalle ia taiWaaae fnn'
niaffi. !SerraIIa pfIin on iiiben fp'
fpid. @ind ct Iitd moi. Sumalan IA.
nasta mott lDptdd efimerffeid fiita,
fuinta SumaIa monta niistd, ioita
ban iobti, mel tunniaan, ia min faus
an tuin be ppipimdt iapena, fdmi
BELLE bpmin. Siud laiqa tuIi Dao'
mtbista %ianfari ~iotafent6Qd. Sooief
tuli %pubtauoen eIituwatii, Daniel
robteuben, SOFAS aifaiien iumuIan'
pelon, Salomo erinomailen miiiaus
ben. Wtutta iotfut ndistd tefimdt fit.
temmin itienid mestareitii, ia iiIoin
tulipat be mabinsotii ia bdpedtii
fen Iiiaan ettd oliiimat oIeet funnis
afii.
Wtitd ibmeeuinen mestari, mia
taitama iatpenmalaio! Sdn tefi 9u.
nian'ista, firooiosta e%nnustaian,
bdn tefi Spbn Nepton'ista, iumalat'
tomasta merimiebestd iuuren iaor.
naaian G%n9lannista, p~ubIifaanistu
2emista emanteIista WtatteufIe len.
mainopiasta SauliSta ldbetpsiaar.
naaia Yaaipalin. Sdn on mesturi
2lnna bdnen uubestiluoba ipodmeii
muooostaa eldmdIi, mddrdtd tule
maiiuuteIi, rafentaa eldmdnroten
nutIeTi, min iaat narman iidiipps
fobin, fauisarmoiien palatIin, ifui
len roubanmaian. Sind oIet Iotpi
&ristus mestari.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-09-28
&affams : pafottama
moima.

Seuraufiena fitd, ettd Sumalan
raftaus aiuu Iobdmesi dmme on, et'
I'd me tulemme lempeitIi, bpmifIi,
ubraamoiIifii minimum 9erra lite
on.
NSofitinen ipD elGmdsidmme moi
ola rattauttn, JOS Sumolan 9enti
Iaa boDito. So min tuIee ola, ioe
Sumalan taboon on totenonttama
eIdmdsIamme.
Haffaus uubistaa phteisfunnan.
Se taiottao Iuottaerotutiet ia on Iuu'
resIa mddrin fdptdnnDainen.
&c pprfii alma plemaan toimesI ia.
paapali panee iuuren drtpon tdl'
lie ulfonaiieDe toimeuiIeue spuoleue.
Haffauben iuuresia plisipslauIuSia
l &or. 13:sia ianoo SumaIa nellie,
tuinta ranftouben tulee %ndpttdptpd
fdptdnn1uiIe sId elGmdSid.
Sieud on tiriotettuna: pTotfaus
on pitf6mielinen ia lemped, ratfaus
eli fobebbi, Ell etli omaanio, faitfi lie
peittdd, faiffi ie usfoo, foitfi ie toi'
MOO, toiffi ie fdriii."
8aitfien ndiben rel" ia rtaiffi" a.
noien tafana on Iuuri ia ippd ppr'
fimps, iota ilmaiIee r%autfouoen ole'
mufien.
Sbminen pitdd r~offontta uiein
naan ion%filaiiena tunnelmana; mutt
ia fun ppbd 6enfi ontoa len ipod
minnie, Iiuoin ndpttGptpp lie elGs
mdsid fdptdnnDuiiend ia toimeliaa'
ma.
Hatfdus Ell ole ainpaetnon friStils
IiIen eIdmGn founein bebelmd. moon
Ie on mpDstin ratfoiIema Zoe len or
nosta. Suuri min pitfalle Putin rots
faubeuo on noltaa meisId - on
sSumalauafin moltaa. Sild Sntnas
la OH r%affouS, eindtfd ne fafIi mpi
foSfaan ertaantta.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-09-28
Sami mai mestari?

GrdS arttitebti nolitti minuue Fer
ran, ettd bdnen luoti cen tulee uleir
benfilDitd ppptdmddn, ettd ban piir'
rustaiIi BELLE iuunnitelman uuteer
rafennufIeen, mutta Ell festd fauon,
%ennenfuin be islndsti ontamot pm'
mdrtdG, ettd he life omat e%oeltdpdiu
IuunnitelIeet faiffi. Wiitd he oifeoe,
taon toiponat, on, ettd bdn antoiIi
tunnustuflenia beiodn 'iuunnitelmaI'
leen ia piirustaiii poperiae faifer
minimum be omat oioteueet.
Gmmeto mefin iuuri tdud taipolo
ulein fddnnp %Iuuren arffiteboin, Su'
molan puoleen toipeinemme? Wle
pppodmme niiIautta ia iobtoa, nuts
ia life pIemme %eoeItdpGin mddrdn
meet, fuinfa me toimoiimme; ia mi.
I'd me oifeostoan pppbdmme, Ell ole
ettd SumoIa mGdrdiii meiodn item
me, noau eta han %ontaiIi tunnus'
tutIenIa file tieae, ionfa me lite o'
lemme Dalinneet.
rGnfD noiIi tebbd teiue %niintuin
ruufuutpoloio, ianop Serra? &odo,
niinfuin lomi OH ruufunfpolaian I'd
oeSid, min olette tefin minun fGoes'
IGni." N1in pibuu Serro prpfeetan
fautta. EGmd lie on meiodn oifeo a.
Iemanme 2~rietufIeen ndboen, NUT
ia Ell ole mpnta, iotfa ndpitGpat fd
IiitGmGn tdmGn touuben. Eobooms
me min mieleadmme lite MALTA tiem
me ldpi eldmdn. Torempi on iiuoin
Oaanioin tansIa rufoiuo: rperro
oIota minulle iiuun tell ia ioboota
minuo Iinun poIuiuaii." So Ft'
te Fun oIemme tGmGn rufoutIen rus
foiueet, tulee meio6n ooottaa, fnn'
mes lelnuStt tuulemme mdSfont1en,
Iiud ie iuIee, mutta uiein iopabtnu,
ettd tdm6 nasiaus SumolaIta tulee
tuuIispddn muobosIo, iofa repii az
las meibdn oman rafennuf femme ia
idrfee omat perustufIe femme iefd ndpt'
tdd nellie uuben ten.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-09-28

tori iietda fo'tti. ia bdn ratoS.ea
thua ia hoitaa iiaua.
Jeeiusfin tpptpi oIemaan iiltana
len fuilun pli, iofa erotti ibmiien
Sumalasta. Se riittdd oppiiao0e,
ettd bdn tuIee Wtestarinia faltaiief'
Il.
N6prd 9arnabaS Zip. I. A: SO,
39) oil mpDs iilia. 9dn moiputti rif.
toufenia ia tuli Iiten fiuatfi tuban.
file.
Sinnlla CT ebfen ole iilaiIuutta merts
ma Nfrtfoan iai Hiinaou 10 tdttenfin
mott rufoMeIhaii iai loiatia ubraa
malta tuua Tiuotii. lofa Iaattaa ebis.
tdd Sumolan maltafunnan oTiaa
foafaiIisia moisia.
SuIe IiuatTi ioletuue ianoamale
Itelulle tobisIofi tai liitfeeeIdIi, I'll
latii, iota mpDten taibetaon tuua Sus
n,aIan tptD.
Inoreas oil Iiitana Simon pietas
rifle aristutIeen, ia Nietari noitii tue
buniia &rismtieae.
Siitaan iiidltpp i%ptatiu tuouutto.
Ne puut, ioiSta ie on rafennettu, o.
lituat ferran niberidiiet ia tuuheot
ia Io~attoiluot t%arioto marioa moniI.
lie lemdbtdniqe mattaoiile, iotfa nii'
I'd ibailitpat. Wtutta eli futaan niitG
mt iiten iboile, eifd fufaan niibir
fiinnitd eoes 'buomiptaniataan. Tu'
baniia ibmiiid fultee fen pIi iano'
malta %lonaafaan tiitofieti iiuaIe,
ioto fuitenfin OH BELLE min Iuurefl
bpDopffi ia Ipbentdd beibdn iietddr
foiiin. Gbfenpd mield moni nuriIet
len pitiutta ia banfaluutta.
Eobootfo find fnoua, |. o.. ouc
t%pptppdinen tuGesIoii ipriaptetDtf
ia i%orretufIi? Eabbotfo luopuu iiitd
mia iinu[Ie Terrain tuotti ibmister
Iuoiiota ia plietpstd? Eabootto lal
lia totSten laaoa etua, fiitd, mitd It'll
ndptdt m%enettdpdn ia tabooifo an
taa tpbiiin rauenneioen toitpeittei
ola iiltana toi!iue iiiben poiffaan
mieId Sumala moi niitd tartpita'
&unniataeta on ola %iiltana, mute
iiiben fiidltpp iuuria ubraufIia it
tuolemotin. Mutta pddoIia on, etti
eldmdIi Iastetaau Seeiutien iaIfair
iuureen, iofo ubroii eldmdnid fnnr
eoestdii, ia ettd ban iaa fdpttdd II
nua niinfuin ban taboo ia tebbd i
nut iiqafTi bdnen tartoituetenia eois
tdmilefIi. Sdn tpptpi IaabesIaan oil
la Iiltanafi Tunlolon luo. GttD tab
toiii tdstGldbin tuua fiaafii SeeIuf
IeIle?
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-09-28

= 2iriapainpmme toloubeIIi a.
Jenna Ell ole min buono, etiei Iitd pb'
tets poimin belposti i%ootoiii foria'
tufIi. - RobfeuoeIo totleIemme tu'
lepaiIuutta, ioaoesIomme mostaon'
ottoa Ieuroanon faltoifia tirieitd:
@ofato, Utipn., ippsf. Is p. -
armoiia y9lutinion" ioimitus! Sd'
mdn firjeen mufnnn ieuraa posti'
moneporoeri $17.G5, ionfo tdfdIdi'
men Gofaton, SronS Iofcn ia IIpi.
onin neutrality-suspicious. iai poitof'
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-09-28

- Sunnustofoamme iietdmGttD
mppiemme aTioisIa, ioita emme tie
bG, fitd poimottoammin tobista'
foomme fen, minfd tiebdmme. - II
ieat oifomme ibmiIet pubupot Min
pIimieIiIen rparmasti uefonnosto,
noitfo eimGt foSfoan ole fofeneet
fen eldmGn tooeuiiuutto, jota usfo'
mainen ibminen eldd SumoIon pb'
tepoes5d,
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-09-28

Run rotfaatIi fdpnDt Soulu
Roubafin ilmestpp fobta f%irtfofuns
famine fustannutield, min leboen
maibteIemon hIduDn Iuomiietfi tois
moiIin runiaosti firioitutiia ia iopi'
mia fumia foitilta mirfameliiltd ia
m~uiItotin firffofuntamme pstdniltd.
airioituflet ia fulpat plifi Idhetettds
m6t auefirioittaueele ennen emf los
fafuun 20 pGindd.
&. IS. HisIonen,
9or s. s. Gilbert, Minn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-09-28
Sletfo iima iiltana.

OIeifo fosfoan tuuut oiateueefIi
ettd io.fut meisiG onat futiutut ole
maan IiItoina9 rSdn antoi nellie
muutamat opoatoIeifIi, toilet profec'
toifii, toilet emonfeIistoifIi, toilet pal
menitfi ia opettaiitf" Isl. A: ~
muuiomat, mutta Ell foiftio. WtifI?
&entieS Iitii eta ban torWitiee ne III
Ioitii.
Witen mott ola Iiltona? Gillian ra
fentamiiefii tdptpp tapouiiesti jon
FUN eldm6n tuboutuo. DfiintertoiIin'
Elm Iilta, ioen poifti aIetettu l%anttu,
oil ferron Diana eldlpdSt6 puueta,
iofa imi moaSta r%uipintonio ia oil
poiffafuntenia faunistufl ena. ytp'
ON pun fuouuf, muttu lie on ebten
toiiiue p%elastutiena; lie on tpDtppdi
men moioesIaan Imam fiitoSta tuoI,
Ieenatin outtaa toiIia padiemddn e.
teenpdin. glla haeofeIe DtIistddn iuu'
ria tebtdpid ia a%Tioita itie0eii, naan
ippbp iiibcn alemoan, iobon Suma'
la on Iinut aiettauut. Ole ainooStaon
Iiltana! &c on Min pfinfertoista.
2oeta iobtao iofi ,Sumaion pbtep'
teen aristufien fautto. Sun tdmd
ferran tuIee fotio, Ell ban ieniies IL
nua tu,a, ml,tta Iuuri rotennuSmeS'
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-09-28

= Mrp. oIiomiehiuemme pppodm'
me iImoittaa, ettd Soulufortti'md lii
pmat mt poinosIamme malmiStu'
meet ia ldbetetddn niitd pppoettdeS'
ri. Slemme ne tdnd muonna nal
mistaneet tama1ista oifoiIemmin Il
ten ontoen enemmdn oitaa atlantic
bile tiIaueten ottnm cen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-09-28
Summa 1895

Spbiind ON palautettu listat: Nroi
10, 70 ia II.
SloiIina iiitd, ettd 8aniauis'&irf
fofunnau idienet alfamat buomato
firiapaino .oiiamme, omatii, pbteiief
Il ia faqiitfi oIiafIeen, iefd rpbipfpdi
toiitoimiin observation-disclosures iuo'
rittamiIefii, IauIumme fiitofiemme
faifiSta tiriopoinoue tulleista lab
ioitutiista.
Salousfomitea.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-09-28

- OstdniIe pppodmme buomaut'
taa, ettd tirioitutiet onat titan abs
tauben totia i~aaneet pdbdn obottoa
nuprooan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-09-28

3erdpslista N:o sc, ferddid mr.
IIeg Sio, Subburp, Ont, Canada.
Mleg Sja 5000
5. Paiunen 20
s. Sbanainen 10
Gam Draft %
Saatfo Subta 20
@bmin WatIon %
Simo &uu'inen 20
Mhel 6dnninen %
&ustaama Suomu 20
SIaac Nepa %
Supmas WGlimGfi 25
&,iSti &antoIa 20
Wtaria Mbonen 20
Wtatti Nieminen %
Summa $3.50
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-09-28
Summo $500

2erapSliSto yi:o 81, ferddid mills
Gmma HantoIo, Gboppnquo, ~. y.
Wiie yppoio Soonpdd $1.25
Wtie 6ilia Wiietiinen 100
Wtiio GmnIa HdutoIa 800
Sunma So 20
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-09-28

Entered as s~econd-class matter January II
500, ut he post office at Ironwood, Michigan
under the Act of Congress OF March 8, 1879.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-09-28

- postori 5. Ranfila on labioit'
tonut vNuttajon". firiapainole $500.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-09-28

= Uiiis Senia !Subtala on lah'
ioittanut rNuttoion" firiapainoue
S. 90.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-09-28

&erGpslieta N:o g., terddid past.
y. Wiiettiuen, gstbobuIa !Sarbor,
Ship.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-09-28
,,Mmttaia" slebtea ei att
iteta mlos fesfentefoijena,
eifG emue,1 maarapGiwaa.

= 1uTitaa aioisia tilaufienne. :
Sanffitaa uuSiatin iilaufIio!
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-09-28

Toimitus eli sailyta kirjoitnksia joita sc eli vol
ulaista.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-09-28

Rahat lAhetettak66t joko suorastann rahassa
cal e~xpressi- tai pankkivekselissa tahi posti-mo-
ney-orderissa; dollaria pienemmAt summat vol
dam lAhettAa / sentin postimerkeissA.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-09-28

Sun,ma So 20
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-09-28

Polautettu:
8er6pslista H:o rs, ferddid mr..
Z. &. Rruth. Men Nphne. mont.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-06-12
r.
BOYS DO CLEVER WORK
In MANUAL TRAINING.
Washington st. School Pupils
Show Aptness.

When the present school term ends
the Washington Street Public School
will lose one of the cleverest lot Of
manual training pupils in the city, if
the candidates for graduation fulfill
the expectations of the teacher. The
boys have demonstrated their abilities
so well that the principal, Henry 5.
Anderson, calls for a model of an air
ship. locomotive, freight car or book
case, with assurance of receiving it.
Mr.. Anderson says that a few OF
the boys could make their marks at
constructing models if they continue
their efforts for another few years.
The girls, he asserts, are not without
individuality, either. A few days age
they invited him to take luncheon with
them at the school. He says thai the
food resembled that (which mother
used to make" The teacher of the
graduating class is Miss Jane e. Allen
and she is sure that when the final test
is made in O few weeks nearly all hel
pupils will get off with flying colors.
The names of the thirty-three candi'
dates for graduation are;
George AK, Louis Garossa. Samue
M. Goodman, John Il. Cunning, Kar
Rudolph Haussling. Earl Himmelber
ger, Harvey Douglass Jenkipson
: Harry j. LIE Nome, Clarence Pau
Meier, Joseph A. Murphy, John JOSEPH
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-06-12

Will nave d festival III the OHloH T1lll
Schuetzen Park July %. The arrange
ments were made at the last meeting
of the lodge in Renner's hall, Ferry
street.
An outing to Nutley is on the pro-
gram of the Germania Frauen und
Jungfrauen K. u. v. No. | for Wednes-
day. Special trolley cars will convey
the company to hat suburb The ar
rangements are in the hands of Mrs.
Leyritz, Mrs. Koenig, Mrs. Gennen,
Mrs. Wiesemann, Mrs. Lutz, Mrs.
| Wetzel, Mrs. West and Mrs. Jane.
With a & in which vocal
music figured largely, the Turner
Liedertafel celebrated the close of the
season last night in its headquarters,
Turn hall, William street. George
Mueller, the first speaker of the So
ciety, and others made an address,
while humorous recitations added to
the entertainment-of the members and
guests. Turner'S Kress, Weichold and
Pannewitz were among the leading e
tertainers.
Success marked the concert of the
United Singers of Newark in Colos-
scum Park yesterday afternoon, where
nearly two score German singing So
cieties took part, and carried out an
excellent program under the veteran
baton of Paul Engelskirchen. Round
after round of. applause rewarded the
singers, and some of it went to Pro-
fessor A. Benzler's orchestra in charge
of the instrumental music. Mendels-
sohn's Der Jaeger's Abschied,' OIL
%The Hunters Farewell" was the e
tering wedge to the series of songs
and Kremser's "Dankgebet," oil
Prayer of Thanksgiving" rounded out
the program. There was singing by
several individual societies under di'
rection of their leaders. and this fea'
ture of the concert helped much il
making it one of the most successful
in the long history of the organiza'
ton, Those responsible for it were c
William Heilmann, Oscar Thun, JOIN
Wiesemanng John ]. Plemenik, Johl
Goehring. Ernest Won Ende, Harr,
Lippert, William Koenig, Julius Wuest
hoff, Paul Lindoerfer. Herman F
Willms, Eugene Brecht, George Herr
mann, Paul Seehaus, Frederick Stein
brunn, Adolph Grimm, Fritz Seyter
Louis Leimbach, Michael Welt, Charlie
Hoffman,. Isidor Noll, William Koenie
Karl Lemmer. Paul Lindoerfer, Will
lam Fuhr and c. c. Beck.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-06-12
BRiGHT'S DISEASE AFTER
FALL KILLS THOMPSON.
Letter-Carrier's Death Indirectly
Due TO Old Injury.

AS a result of a sudden attack Satur-
day from Bright's disease, superin-
duced by a fall from a step in South
Broad street. where he had been de-
livering mail early in February, Rob-
ert N. Thompson. a l~etter-carrier, died
at his home, 157 Chadwick avenue,
yesterday. Mr.. Thompson was born in
this city ffty-two years g and had
been in the employ of the Newark
postofice for tWenty-four years., and
was well-known among South Broad
street residents.
The funeral services will be conducted
at the home tomorrow evening at s
o'clock by the Rev. Robert Scott 1nglis,
the Third Presbyterian Church.
Members of the let~ter-carriersN and
clerks associations, and of Radiant
Star Lodge, l. o. o. F. of which he
was a past grand, will attend. The
interment will be in Paramount Gene
terry. Besides his widow. Mrs. Evelyr
Thompson, he leaves two daughters
Mrs. Sutphen. wife of Lieutenant
Charles Sutphen, of Engine No, 8, anc
Miss Ruth Thompson.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-06-12
BATTALION CHIEF MOORE
ENDORSED BY APACHES

How many cows does it ak to sup
ply beefsteak for 200 hungry Demo-
Gratis who have spent the morning in
outdoor exercise? That question was
asked and answered at the annual
beefsteak dinner and outing of the
Apache Democratic Club, of the Sixth
ward, yesterday at Bronner's Park. in
Hilton. The beefsteak out of the way,
the members returned to their sports,
not forgetting. of course, the usual
after-dinner oratory.
Battalion Chief Paul Moore was in
dorsed for the position of deputy chief
to succeed Chief Sloan. Prominent
men who addressed the gathering were
NFire Commissioner T. e. Burke,
Thomas Lee aldermanic aspirant Of
the Sixth ward; Alderman Seth B.
Smith, former Alderman John Gaffney,
John Becker, Alderman Frederick ].
Fischer, Peter Lyons, B. o. Wendin,
j.. J. Nate, Joseph McDonough, Free
holder John j. Brady. James Wise
man, John Monahan, William Weigel,
Freebooter John j. Gaynor, Thomas
Boyle, Thomas Regan, Health Com
missioner John Mclean, James Col
lamore.
John F. Monahan who is seeking the
nomination for sheriff spoke upon the
possibilities in the coming election and
praised the members of the club on the
excellent outings they hold.
The officers of the club are: Alder
man Seth B. Smith, president; Thomas
Regan, vice-president; Edward Bren.
nan, recording secretary; John Keenan,
financial secretary; Alderman Freder-
lex ]. Fisher, house committee. Charles
Duffy was chairman of the outing com.
mittee.
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OHEB SHALLOW PEOPLE BID
ADIEU TO OLD SYNAGOGUE.
Farewell Exercises Followed by
Reception and Reunion.

With a farewell exercise program
promoted by the scholars of the Con-
~gregation Oheb Shalom yesterday
morning, and a reception and reunion
held in the afternoon in the assembly
room, the flock bid a fina Informal
adieu to the old synagogue, in Prince
street, which has been the religious
home of the congregation iorNthe past
quarter century. Rabbi Charles l.
Hoffman presided at The closing session
and several prominent members Of the
temple made Interesting reminiscent
addresses. Fitting musical selections
were rendered by the choir and the
women's societies of the congregation
provided refreshments.
Among those who tool part in the
farewell celebration were Samuel
Schwarz, Emanuel Abeles, Isaac Low
! e~nstein, Isidor Grand, Leo Stein, julius
Abeles, Charles Beck, Edward Blau,
Jacob Cohen, Emanuel Heyman, Meyer
Kussy, Simon Heyman, Leon A. kohn.
Louis A. Fast, Herman Seibel, David
: beles. Jacob Mendelssohn, Mrs.
Jacob Eckstein, Mrs. Joseph Leibstesn,
Mr. Grace Schwarz. Mrs. Celia Low
e~nstein, Mrs. Carrie Meyers, Mrs. Jose
phine Fischel, Mrs. Siegfried Kohn,
| Mrs. L. Weiss, Mrs. Ann Lowry, Mrs
Esther Hauser and the Misses Ruth
Beck, Leah Abeles, Esther Klein, Sarah
| Kussy, Anna Miller and Augusta PlaD-
niger.
The congregation Oheb Shalom was
| organized in 1860, and the first rabbi
was the Rev. Isaac Schwarz. the father
of the present president of the flock
Samuel Schwarz. The edifce just
abandoned for the handsome new
800, 900 temple in High street, WAS
erected at 30 Prince street in 1889.
The new temple, which will be in
formally opened this week in advance
of special services to be held some time
! in the near future, is the handsones'
and most costly Hebrew synagogue in
the State.
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Pearce, Karl S. Pennell,N Isaac Aaron
Wosnitzer, d. Halsey Wolfe, Gather
inc Balzer, Sylvia Sophie Boxer. Ruth
d. Fink, Edna Hortense Freidenberg
Rebecea Ruth Kurnick, Bertha Pau
line Levy, Wilhelmina Olive Lewis,
Winifred Brant MARCEL, Gertrude Julia
Meyer, Evelyn Viola Parry, Alta Clau-
dius Pearsall, Rose Rich, Florence
Miriam Schloss, Helen May Seidman,
Esther Suskind, Marion Emma Wohl-
farth, Mary Ellen Wolfe, Elsie Viola
| White, Sarah Ethel Cerable.
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cHLDREN,S DAY SERVICES

Yesterday was children's day in ali
the local Protestant churches. and "a
such 1t was celebrated by elaborate
programs m exercises. In many of
the churches the regular Sunday serv-
ice was abandoned for the day, and the
entire service given to the children
Baptism of infants was a feature. Banks
OF palms ana other floral decorations
filled the phlpits and choirs of The
churches, while moro than o~rdinarilv
large CONGREGATIONS crowded the pews
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RECOGNITION DAY.

byterian Church was known as recog-
milton day in the Men and Religious
Movement, and at both services adj
dresses were made bearing on the sub
ject. The speaker at the morning SEES
sion was the pastor, the Rev. Frederick
w. Lewis, and in the evening the topic,
THE Bible in Everyday Life was
discussed by Professor F. q. Gilman,
who spoke on THE Bible in Tempta-
tom" DIR. e. W. Given, THE Bible Ia
Afniction," and by DIR. H. H. Rusby,
who themed on THE Bible in Public
Service"
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SPECIAL FLAG DAY SERVICE

Delegations from East End, Marcus
L. Ward and other councils of the Jr.
y. U. A. M. and also members rep.
~resenting Evening Star. Goodwin and
several sister councils of the Dalgh-
ters of Liberty attended a special lax
day service held in the Union Stree
M. <. Church last evening. The PAS
tor the Rev. Frederick C Mooney. de-
livered a special sermon in which t1s
love of flag. patriotism and the reg.
erence for Him who stands preeminen.
We're the basic features of the dis.
course. "s
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-06-12
DISTRICT COUNCIL BOYCOTT
UPON CARPENTERS LOCAL.

Members of Local Union 1857, of the
United Brotherhood of Carpenters and
Joiners of America, aye in a furry Of
Indignation today over the action of the
Newark District Council of that body
in practically boycotting them pending
the result of their suspension.
The local is under suspension on saw
erai counts. and until the case is de-
cided IN the courts the walking dele
gates are embarrassing the members
OF Local 1881 by calling strikes wherever
the latter are employed, and even vio-
iating the law, it is claimed, by throw
ing the men out of work without any
authority from the brotherhood.