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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-01-24
IusenthnrptTd1fs
perciniate Staatets.

Sn Der bieiigcn Snhuancr &atbe=
bralc purheu perfloilenc ISOLDE Sri.
Z. &uStui9 BON 2oDtottc urb Sr. s.
&. Sape5, cbcnfuIl5 o SaNfottc,
bltrd ben hudpp. Satcr Sricbu1ann BON
2a0tottc ebelit 0etruut. sic iperoen
iif auf ciner Sarm III Der Ndhc Der
genanntcu SrtiGaft hdltSlif nieperS
lniicr. 0liId gum &unbc!
GIN 1. Sebruar, cinent Nttttiuoh,
ipirS Scr Dubuque 2uremburger uno
8ranten lluteritiiBitnes : @crein" IN
Der bieiisen @ern1ailia SSalle cine
MISUNDERSTANDING NIT aartenpGrtic
aeben. Iue 2lrcmburger Ser Stdbt
1inb einselabeu. Ger gintrittsprcis
lit ipie %eeruDbulih.
6ier in Subnaue dii 8ciuf nell
ten perflpiicne 8o6e &nn. :. 5en>
finger BON 2e0lars llub Cos. u. Bort
BON Siour Sails, z. 3. sic Itatte%
ten oild DEM Seinie Der y@a5ette"
rinen atl9encbmen 9eil6 ab.
Sacabn, @is. - Ser bieii9c ct.
3itplaus llntcritiisunss : @crein belt
jiinsit feline idbrlide 9~eriammIune ab
unb cripdblte foleeuoe 9enmten: 9rds
iibent, Som. 8atrp; Setretdr, Hifoz
las S6e6er; S6aemeiiter, Sront
Nrcnb; Nari6aa, Mnb. Scbe6.. St.;
Sdbnentrd9er, .. S6ort9er; Bot
f4aftcr, Snc. 9ebef.
Cute S~etratbslisens fir Srn. 0is
hael Mnicrs bon &~urenbura ltnb Sri.
Iagbcleua 2int bon Sperspile lit
p~erflpnene 8o6e in Dubuque aus9ez
itelt rporben. :
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-01-24
Sur Setimpfnns hes Gppbus.

Gs lpirb behaltptet cinige filnf3ig
Sppbusfdle ieien IN Der Stabt Sus
buaue conitotirt porben. Ser @es
iunbbeitsratb bittet uns, I'M SntercIe
DER Dffentliden @eiunobeit, Die fol-
genben grtI6rungcn unb Hatbihldac
gu berDffentiiden, ipeldc mir um 10
Iie6cr bier t~pieber9ebeu ais lie bon aus
gemeinem 3ntereiic iino unb b~ieieIben
uuh auberbal6 dubuque niiRlif ieiii
iperoen. &C.,.
Ser Spp6us lit cine 8u3tlusfranfs
belt unb tic lutrb blrh Gufnabme bon
Speiien pber 8etrdnfcn, ipcld}e nit
Dem 8a3iQus bebnftet linn iibertragen
3. g. burf tuii3irte 0tilh, burdy
@aiier, 9llitcru etc. Nnd burh
Sanbbobuug Der g%rtrcnente Der
Sppbusfranfcn. Ianeelbaite Hein>
Iihteit f0rbert Die Gpibemie iebr nub
peinlihe Hcinlidfcit lit bns bette SrGs
bentibmitteI. Man beadte bcionbers
9cnau Of bas Srinfipaiier. Sunal
Srinttpniierauellen nift perunreiili9t
ipcrben itnb, burh gtdbe bon befeftiben
gb3ugstandlen, Iborten etc. Wnn
beniise fciu Gis bo5 bon rltbenbem,
itaeuircupem 8niier bcrriibrt unb
man t d 8aiier io6aIp nan 3fpeis
fer iiber beiien geiunbbcitlider 8crtb
bat. 9tan fdllfc in fctncm 8rocerpz
pSer SleiIderlaben in Dem uiht pcinz
Ii6e 8einliffeit berrI6t. 2u,nal
meioe ma na6Gdiiige Nolfereien.
Tan reiui9c unb balte arrf 8einz
Iiffeitl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-01-24

@m SonncrSta9 Iprgen in Der
Sriibe lit Srau Seurp Sd)rup IN ibrer
Sdmilieufpobnung. 1855 Bluff Str..
nah fllr5er 6ranfbeit peri1ieben. sic
ipllrbe boz 40 Sabren bier In Sus
baiaue gebpren. IN 1897 perbeiras
tbete tic iid nit Srn. 8. S6rlp.
iriiberer Gertpalter Der County 8arm.
IS iiberle6en Iie ibr @atte. bier bers
6eiratbete G6tpeiteru nmb Srei Bril-
ser. Sas feierlihe SesrdbniB fanb
am Samstd9 Itatt. Die Seritor6enc
rube IN Sriebenl
SIR. q. gt. Goes. 951 Occult Ctr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-01-24
murktherth1te.
Dir ben GrpAperfani.
Du b II e.. Den 20. Sdilliar.

Ou II lie. Den 20. Sdtltor.
0etreibe, Sen. aaebI, etc.
Safsr: 34-3Se per @nibsL.
Scrn: 45-55e per Suibsl.
Wei,er 80-Sje per BMibs.
@erite: 50--77c per guibel.
Rp9Sen: 57-70c per Snibsl.
Sei: Is. 50-Sl8. 90 PEI. Gnuue.
Wtebl: pateut, 81. 4o--5.6o; hraisht,
$5. 20-5.8 so.
aleie: $1,000.
0attcr. Gter un6 aaie.
Ger: 25Ce30c per Dnsen6.
Butter: Sairp, Csc; Grsamerp, 27He per
Vtuub.
8die: Rbams 8dit, Use; Srid. lie; sims
burger, lse; Swiss, 1sc per Biunb.
G,rseeries, etc.
9epieI: IS. 0O@S5. so per Barrel.
8artofisht: 85@75c per Suiba.
5miebeln, s1.25 per 9uibsl.
wiet.
Gtiere: IS. 75-s5.5o
Rinbr: 80. 50-S4.5o h
&iibe: 81. 0O-4.00 q
S9meine (auf Dem Sus): S7.40-T.s0
per buuoert pfunb
Sdlber: 81. 5000.
2sSeubeS GeffkssI.
9rutbuhnr, 17c; Guisl, 1se; Sibn.r
9kc per pfunb.
9rpbiipnen.
Gerdudfrtes Hleii6: S&infen, 1e--l5e
eyed. 20-25e.
Sdmal;, 1a-1eXe.
3oblen S%artfobien, $3.50; 8eibfebI.n,
81. 90 per Spnne.
Sol,: GidmboI;, 8~.5o-7.oe; seei&5si,
S5. 90 per 1eroe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-01-24
ageuten geindt.

Wir linden mad, suten, tbatieen,
riibriseu, SDfal : asenten in ieber
fatbpliihen @emeinbe Der 8creini8ten
etaaten. Wir fufen aud, md s,iten,
cifris tbaiisen GpuutB Asenter
linb einisen erfabrenen, reife NJ
ben asenten fir nuferc fafboliffen
8Idtter. lin meiiere amsfunft
ihreibe 1nnit MI: 81 anager, She
GatbpIic Hrinting g.,
Q nbnan e, Spma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-01-24
gu ~berfauien.
@pQen Sie Gin 6eint

i'm beieu Sbeiie BON Stlabona? Sitting, SfIa,
Elm SStdbtdhen pon 800 etnruph rert, bat cine
fatbultide 3irdhs, bic gauB bebnblt 1T. @efe
Ssueimal ieoen Mouat. @ir pinipeu, bas rs
fatboliiGe Samiiiert bierhir %tornieu. oartt mir
cinen refibirenoer Erieiter er5alten NIB cine
srtras b.tras bier 10 bod tpie 30 sajdaeI Rorn
unb 40 Suidiel @eiSen per ader. 5os SAINT
tpitet SIS bis $50 per slder. Cir uahere agstuuit
ipredbet our bel ooer ~idhretbet au
M. r. CONWAY,
Perry, okla.
geim edrei6eu er,pa6ne man ssH. bieiss DIstf.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-01-24
lie Giamanssranss= Srase>
Bisaer brenueah.

(6urticsung bon ser 8. Scite.)
fctnp Burnett nils Hlabanla. lluo
nteier Warn hete,tt, bab i'm Siioen
regen Wan9els an arbcitern bic
ernte itri6irciic uidIt cinsebein,it
lperocn fountc. Sic n6rhliGen
Staatcr", iagt Der gtonu lr0rtlidb,
"mp9en mcbr gcbnrf an q d, r
tcu arbeitcru haben, ber Siibeu dber
braudlt SagloGner. ipclhc Die
SELLER hcitellcn mn @r5 uno. aoble
81 Gage fproern." l1no auo) mir
brouden iolhe Irbeiter i'm @eiten
nltf Den Selbern n,S in, rcn Ser9s
frerfcn. Sie Sremocu5aNer befaups
ten. bic @iunurbesuns babe iih in
benz lesten Sahr8cbnt III ibrer 3us
Inmmeniceitrg perfhledtert.
vgs lit riftis". Ic6reibt Die 81.
Staats5t8.", der 3usug nus Seutifs
Lamb, England unh Granddaughter lit
3urud9e9an9en, nuo Der aus Dem
rpmauild)en unb ilapiibeu 9Gnbcrn
bot lid bebeutenb gebpbeu. @as
bnben aber rniere anomnctbiilss CUR
5cbling Der nerlpiinitteren @iniparz
ocrllne" 9etbon? Tihts; i6limmer
ais DOS: tic baben ale @intpanz
Nerer SleihmdSiB por Den aopf 9es
ltoBen rno Der hierpon profitiert bat,
ipar 6 Canada mo bic ! ii D : a m e.
ritanih en- Repu6Iifeu. Die Den
Stronl Der norbzeuropGiideu Iuss
pdnberer na6 ibren @eitaben 9ez
lenft."
aud bieic 3eitlma ertl1rt. bab Die
beIrebenben @eiete pplf it
9euiiecu fir Die Sernhnltuns Scr
niht tpiinifenspertbeu Nniommlin9e:
@erbreder, o%bsei6obene Srtsarme
uno Siehc.
3um Stlu6 mpllen mir llod, nuf
cine anberc Seite Der eiulparbcruness
rage aufmerfinm mnhen. Rrdiioent
gliut, Der and 81 bieicr 9i9a sehDrt.
ert!drt in einem Snrcibcn bic
8ilbnngspriifuns als perietlt uuS
nnseitsemGf NIB iibrt bas Der.
lansen barnad aui bic Jnrd,t ppr
Der u~adienSen Wadtifellnus Der ia
tbpltiden 3irdc IN ben 8creinisten
Staaten snriif.
.Wtnnfe relioiDie 2erltc befiird,z
ten. benterft eliot, Die fotboliife
Stride fonnte cine lluertpiinidtc
@dhtifeflltrg in BEN @ereinistert
Stdaten c%rriiseli. iperlt Hnfer, Die
felt dltersber fntbcliif1 aeipeicn iinb,
ginranoercr aid ierncrbin sii Sins
berttauienben in bns Sanb 'trDmer
lnifer. bic frdftie, fleiBi9. geniigidn
unb frrhtbar iinb. abcr bic @es
tpiune. Die bic fotbpliihc Stride auf
bieieln Rese inter eiuent Hegine
reli9ipier 5oleranS madden nlGac. lam
lie nit 8eht beaniprHfen. Die
0iabnab1ne lit. in bieicnt 2idte bee
traftet, feigc. beionbers lest, mo-
in europa bic fatbolii6e STRIDE feiben
mub. Cine ginihrdntline Der gins
Numbering, neil bicie roriibergeberb
mebr f~dt6oliih als proteitantiId lit.
tpiirbc bns 6iicntlide Suseitdnbnib
ma~neelnben 8crtrauens in Die @irfs
inmfeit r~eliaioier 5olernn5 nnh Der
5renuun9 bon airfc lIllo Staat ais
@oltperf politiiher 5reibeit be-
beuten."
Sic National 2iberol Sunigraz
ton 2enaue" ut Der Iniidt. bnB ale
8iirser. beucn Die Bobliabrt bes 9nnz
Deg an, .Ser5eu liest, @aiicn : @er<
famrlun9en baIten %ioIcn. Sic iplz
ten 9cIe9ationeu ODER Sroteitidreiben
mad 8aibiuaton ienbeu unb ibre Ins
iid,ten nnb RInihe in Der eintpdroes
runess 8ra9c ibrcn @onsrebleuten uno
Genatoren flar unb beutlid 81 perz
itcben 9eben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-01-24

Qbieaao. osn 81. Sanuar.
o3etreiSe.
Wai.: 9sI@1.0OA.
Suli.: 95L.. ,S96H.
Sept. 93K@94I.
4orn-
Moi.: 49X@5oH.
Suli.: 50X@5lH.
Mai. 34sxasts4.
Suli. S4h@84ss.
Sietmarft.
Sbwsiu.-
Shwere. S7.759S 90.
Shnere. rduhe. S7.7lA7.S
Qsithte, 81. 751s8,0 90.
genlih,s. s7.75as.01
8ieb-
Rtuopiel, 81 75@7.0O.
4i9s uuo Rluser, S2.559840
Shaie-
GtuhGmiihe 9dmmtr s4.6505. As.
g9etl,he 9dmmer. "a. 90ta6. 81.
9inbsimiins S8ais, s2.40ce4.4D.
@rspifsne1.
Sdwsinsheiib-
Sau.: 800. l09S20.2 20.
Wai SlS. 55@ls. rs.
S&mal,-
Gam. $40. 1910
Wat: 50. S0@9.9O.
Rippsn-
Sau. $40. 50@l0.56.
Wtai: so. S2@0.92.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-01-24
7as jsnmia. Gan SxissI Chat.

Hpir habeu DIE Uarnta. Bic 5armsn astn Den
SossR. ber 6oben bat ole Seahesrsdte unb ale
limb In eger UeIsno geleetn. bte ba8 Rltma bat
0enn Sic lest oas Vs!b haben ooer ausepes
Gtssnttum snm tauid6.n. sanu t6ansn lpir Ss.
fAaise tlNn.
Sdhyeibs blr ssnass austautt an Die 8baS.
1snIin AeattS 60. poopsr. Dole.
Ssim eareissR rrukbns maa osh. olsieS Rintt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-01-24
Mdtnms, Gatboliien!

Gin fntboliiher giihpi bes GorS.
,ueitens branGi GIelb fir 6irdenE
suede nnb m6dte ioldes auf Sarms
Ianbereien 81 u ErO5ent bergen. lin
ndberc anSfnuft mcnbc man iid an
", earc Of Gatbolie Irinting 6p..
Snbrnue, SDua.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-01-24
4,t b~erfanfen.

50 ader, 41-2 meeiIer BON st. 9loub, Ia gPe,le
Son Sarten. cine heins Stabt nit SGgemdhfe
uno Iapiermlbie. 2 Neilsn bon CANT Napibs.
gainn. SO afsr inter gfus. T.ioetelb rnb
asuer. @rsnSt an laufenbes @aHer. SHeuue
20 BET 50 Sub Wnifiheribuppen. Hruththaus,
Suhnerhans unb anbere ytebenQeb6ube. EteS
tn $500. SSf. stnosr N. q. Mesnes,
G 81. @fouo, Neinr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-01-24
WittsGinwobuer mmb berianien.

$50 sder Jarm. perbs tbeil.u. b.utfde tathp'
iiias airsss sSsnsr tieier tfEdatsarts sos,a:
per 2lfer). 6 thinner sppbuhnns, 2 stale. aass
gut, D6nsarten. beiidrbiper trauuen nit suten
gpoNer, @iuornlhIe. 5art uitu. Gute Gopns unb
SnuIe nabe. Bnei 9tfeRbnhner. 4reis $500.
Ieidte acknowledgements. arbsre gats dnrs
men $50 nno auiudrts.'
EUGENE T. THOMSON,
Court Square, sedaIia, Nc.
Ss,m efreiSea tspdtse mon sen. sieiss Siatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-01-24
Mfaljas aaS @ei,emlanb.

es ipirb h6 Sbu:n Istusu. Ssborre Counts
in Gp~lomou.Lhats tam uiAt nbsrtrpfen mees
ben fGr Rom. Nuafiu nnb Tsistr. 6ute tatbv.
lii6e e eeiforge. dlrettet tlrh2iite gutter san.
eAStsu Yrss., psbsrns, aanias.
Seim emrstpeu s1paeae ursa cen. sisIes statt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-01-24
Mmtang, &atholifeu!

Baniaet abr etre Garir. BITE 70 gut IN. fpie Die.
jetiser in Sainois, &iseonfiH obef Soma uno 81
guter Staot, ioluie elmer guten tut9pfiithen
Sdhule NIB 8irfle nit rcGbireubem Srtetter.
gruatpis unb Experiment Station. Wtilees
ipsn6st Guh an Nep. 1bes: Ban guile,
Sttawdter, Otid.
getu, edreiben erpabnr uaan seh. bieies Statt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-01-24
Srei buhsrabts. nerbeiierte Nprhmeit.
MiiJuuri Narmeu

au pe~rtauiea-aorn.. ales- unb Biansras. aano.
Sbrs SIS per u6er. Sdirsiber ilir Qit.
selbeitsn. ssaSsl Y. Meet. eissntbamsr.
y. .. Brs s07. Ghilttotbs, Mo.
eslu eArsitsR erpatHr wan esh. eieios yiat,.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-01-24

yNrfanfas i'm 2i&te Der W~a9rbcit."
Gin 8ihlein iber bte Iouopirthj6 aitIi FEN
qyrrtbeile uno inbuitriensn SsIsaeubeiten III ats
Gpn,tte bes Staatspersanbes Der otutiE en- r5nt..
tath. Teretne uon Nrtauins. Jrei. Tnn ihrsiSe
or ben 4ranbenten bes ginrpdnherine g ointtes
bon Mrtaniaa. Rev. Lawrence Hoyt, o. s. b.,
Clarksviile, Ark.
Seim sGYetbem sripSBse nan aeH. biefsS Slat,.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-01-24
Ytarrihuls2ebrer ooer 9ebreriR
%nerlanat.

Tns in enaliif, unb TeutSdi gut unt,rrid,tes
unb einen Rinberduy leiteu fbnntn. Wdberek
burf, 8ep. 3loephsnis. 0. :. b. Cuba. Sasf,
CANADA.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-01-24
8iaiaes. ater autes eena.

aatboiiten viro biernlit ete erite @eIesesheit
au ben foIseuben bargains ~ ct. Si6prS. 3es..
gsboten:
20 ader, Hssils BON stast. Al $50 Der ader.
1850 N6er, gleile BON Staot, 81 $50 per sl6er.
100 ladsr, 4 WsiIer BON Stnbt. 81 s36 per Qder.
30 Qfsr, ~ aieiIeu ncr etaSt, az s5 pet afsr.
100 Nder. 5 a0eilen bon staot, IA $50 pee ader.
seas bieIer 5arnten iino gut o:r5eiert. Gle
Gegeno III fat ganS tntbultib. Getotsenber
grieter, I%tarridule, feline Wiiionsp. dir ma,
bereAnshtutt idtreibct an initren Eforrer, Reo.
Gns. Dsimee. ooeran midi. s.. q. O~usrmann.
sein eGrsibrn s,pspne man etH. SIeIts 3lsii.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-01-24
@o IN saS bette XanS!

ssern Elm Spsen, Der Tar IS Sabre isbss Sabr
NIT aprn bephaust wurbe. truBeem nod eiar
sate 9rnts sbiotth. svas tuarss sr brirsen. toeup
sn psrnluttissr uno feistsss GARNER Huh istier
nnn6hiaei Solder 0pbsn sibt eB Del Eaneh
Mans. Seferipn Co.. &anidt. asnlnt rnb RED.
FeS. .. Setsbb. o. D. g., ct. Seaeoietis
elbbeh. sitdStipr. aartas.
getm eAretpss eripaAMs man aeN. sitiss eieit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-01-24

(5urticenn9 bon ser 8. scite.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-01-24

o st ,sH,. s,sssT ssuss.4s M=8>G Eminent.
IS TT Gin Shntrs,uftiatr'
Su babenitn 6nen Apotbeftn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-01-24
gu ~berfaaten.

Reine GO Alder Sarlu. So Weilen bon Aod.
ham. 6s Ntsil.n iiibtJen!scb bon Sea, no cine
teliettionta III ertss. flares Nafer. Gbenio
fi,st eth tteiueT Ban ourdl oaS 3ano. 9trua
iedss Rstlgn bon timer engliitjrn tatbcltidlel
9enesnes. Gle 6arm II S~sgenpartig o,rmiethet.
Strtauisi @il uatg Der = diiuci5 reiten. sYer an
tanteu fuiiniht. psnot fib an ben Vtaenthimer
SeasYag p~Mbsaamer, 5odbanl, Sanb Gouutu.
Sios Gatrta.
ystm sarsissn erlsaans nau ath. sisiss slatt.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-06-20
LEADS VALLEY
CITIES IN SEWER PACT.

Mayor Bird w. Spencer, of Passaic,
was authorized last night to sign the
contract with the Passaic Valley Sew
erage Commission, signifying the will
nngness of the city to pay its share
of the construction expense, which will
amount to about $4,000 00. The annual
cost of maintenance will be $4S. 900.
Arguments in favor of this decision
were made by a delegation from the
Board of Trade, headed by former
Mayor DIR. Charles M. Howe, and con-
sisting of Fred r. Low, also a former
mayor; william P. CASTOR, Julius
Forstmann and Charles F. H. Johnson,
secretary of the board.
The resolution authorizing the mayor
to sign the contract was presented by
Councilman HEWITT and adopted on
motion of Councilman Walsh, after a
brief discussion, in which Councilman
Edward A. Greene, the only member
to vote against the resolution, present.
ed his view of the matter. His argu-
ments were met by William F. CASTOR.
of the Board of Trade, who is a law.
yer. He refuted Mr.. Greene's adverse
criticism of the sewer project and pre-
scented a forcible array Of facts show
ing the adequacy and economy of the
trunk sewer.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-06-20
BOROUGH REPLIES
To BE[LEv|LLE IN
SEWERAGE FIGHT
Glen Ridge Council Says 1t Has
No Desire to InfIict Nuisance
on Neighbor.

Through the chairman of its special
committee, the Glen Ridge Borough
Council today issued a reply to the ac-
cusations of "mercenary, secret and
unfair motives" made against 1t by the
Bel]eyille Board of Trade in the sewer
age question. The Glen Ridge Council
declares in answer to the inference that
improper motives were involved in the
manner in which the land in question
was acquired, that it is impossible to
purchase a large acreage when 1t is
accompanied by the blowing of trum-
pets.
The reply, in part, is as follows:
"Glen Ridge has no desire to inflict
a nuisance upon any municipality. The
borough has not officially decided upon
any definite plan. We can assure your
honorable body, however, that no
definite action will be taken except
after the most careful consideration
and investigation. and with due regard
for the rights of others.
"Clen Ridge, Bloomfield, Orange and
Montclair now have a union outlet
sewer. The capacity of this sewer has
about been reached and it will soon be
necessary to build additional outlet
sewer ldt1iittCE. oIaCi hit0
drawn by the commissioners it would
be necessary for Glen Ridge, Bloom
field. Orange and Montclair, alone, to
pay the cost of such further construc-
tion. At the same time we are re-
CURED by the proposed contract to
contribute to the cost of providing thir-
teen branch sewers. including numerous
Passaic river crossings for other
municipalities. The branch sewer pro-
vided for in the contract for the benefit
of Harrison and Kearny Is about as
extensive in size and length as that
which would be required for the new
union outlet sewer for the our munich
palities.
"Glen Ridge has high enough altitude
to discharge ewage into tide water
without pumping, and yet the contract
would assess the borough for h con-
struction and operating of pumping
plants for other municipalities.
According to the provisions of the
contract the approximate cost of con-
struction for capacity per million gal
Ions per day, as allotted, ranges all the
way from about $685. 900 In the case of
East Orange, to about 1,720 in the case
of North Arlington, whose sewage
would have to be pumped into the
trunk sewer, while East orange has a
natural gravity flow.
"Is the whole sewer scheme to be put
in jeopardy, and strife and bitter feel
ing e~ngendered among n~eighboring
municipalities, without the favored
municipalities making any effort to see
that justice is done2 If so, let the re-
sponsibility rest where it belongs.
'Mr. Best. chairman of our regular
sewer committee. expects to sail for
Europe in July and intends to inspect
the Imhoff system"
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-06-20
GRADUATING EXERCISES OF
ST. DOMINIC'S ACADEMY.
Many Honors Conferred at Close
of Caldwell Institution.

The graduating exercises of Mt. st.
Dominic's Academy, of Caldwell, were
held yesterday afternoon In the gymna-
stun building. There was a large gath
ering Of relatives and friends of the
pupils.
In the grammar department diplomas
of graduation were awarded to Robert
F. Macaulay, of West Hoboken; Miss
Helen NJ. Oberst, of Egg Harbor City,
and Miss Edna H. Quinn, of New York
city. The gold medal for Christian doc
trine was awarded to Miss Oberst.
Other awards were made as follows:
High school, gold medal for English,
Miss Monica A. Lamb, of Jersey City;
gold medal for application, Miss Mar
guerite M. Haines. Of Newark; gold
medal for highest average, Miss
Haines; grammar department. gold
medal for general excellence, Miss
Oberst; sixth grade, silver medal, high
est average. Miss Mary Paul. New
York city; fifth grade, silver medal,
highest average, Miss Agnes Sullivan,
of Brooklyn; diplomas for proficiency
in writing, Miss Germaine Affenheimer,
of Pomerania, N. j.; Miss Marguerite
Pando, Santa Clara, Cuba; Miss Ma.
nette ]. Voos. Newark; Miss Philomena
Hartel, Greenwich, Conn.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-06-20
MAKE
BITTER ATTACK ON
SCHOOL BOARD

Members of the East Orange Boarl
of Education responsible for the drop
pins of Principal William d. Sargent.
of the Lincoln School, and for the re.
fusal to institute an eighth grade In
that school were ridiculed and con-
demned last night at a meeting held
in the Lincoln School under the aus
pices Of the Hyde Park Civic Associa-
ton. A committee of citizens from thu
Hyde Park district recently visited the
board at a meeting in the interest IT
Mr.. Sargent, who is held In high es.
TEEN by the people in his school dis
trict. Their efforts in his behalf were
ignored by a majority Of the board.
Smarting under this treatment, as wei
as the refusal of the board to make
an eighth grade In the school, those
present at the meeting last night wera
In anything but a calm frame of mind.
Several men spoke in favor of at
eighth grade for the school in pref
erence to having the children trans
ferred to other schools. Instead OF
stating views which everyone admits,
let US know why we haven't an eighth
grade. If we can get something con-
crete before US we can then get up
and hammer the board.' said William
A. McCrea. The members of the board
were then called upon to give a reason
for not instituting the desired grade
In the school.
Commissioners Blake and Crawford.
who, together with Commissioner Rob.
inson. were the only members Of the
board present, both signified their de-
sire for the eighth grade and deplored
the fact that the majority of the board
voted otherwise. DR.. Robinson, WIN
opposed the higher grade, then rose
to state his views, and before he hal
finished everyone present seemed to
lose his patience and personalities were
leveled at the heads of the board mem
bers.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-06-20
RATHER LOSE TRUNK
THAN DIG IN DITCH.

Edward Wilson, a negro. living at l.
Willow street, East Orange, stored his
trunk In a house in Railroad avenue,
when approached for payment said
ne didn't haye the money. He went
to Recorder Mott today in an effort to
nave Mrs. Willis, who rented the room,
give up the trunk. He was told shs
could retain the property til the other
age fees were paid. The bill is $3.50.
Why don't you go to work and earn
money to pay for the storage?" asked
Recorder Mott.
1 can't find any work. replied the
negro.
Well, l will give you two days
work digging a ditch,' said the court.
is n job l could never do"
was the reply.
s you think it would humiliate you
to dig a ditch declared Recorder Mott.
1 want to tell you that I have dug in
a ditch, my friend, and did not find 1t
ANYTHING to be ashamed Of"
Wilson wen away.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-06-20
GRANT TWO NEW
SALOON LICENSES
DESPITE PROTEST
Big Crowd Attends Hearing
Given by Bloomfield Town
Council.


PROBABLY one OF the largest meetings
OF representative men ana women ever
held in assembled IN central
han, that town. last night TO protest
against the granting oil any new excise
hccnses by Inc loWn Councll. every
chufch III the town, as wen as the
woman Chrlsuan temperance ohion
ana the Town improvement Assocla-
ION were represented ihere were no
protests against the renewal OF the
present licenses. AIter the hieetihe III
central Han the couhciliheh retlfea 70
the council Alter a long as
eussloh they granted Two new retail
Licenses to John fllklh ana Roger
tialierty, as well as the licenses 10 the
Old applicants. All the other ne" ap-
li1cants were turned down
The lteV. Or. II. >. fotter' pastor Oh
the FIRST Baptist Churel, caused con
.slderable applause az the meeting IN
Central Hal, when he said; ON pc
lialf OF the Liquor Dealers ASSOCIATION
OF New Jersey, ] protest against any