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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-05-24
KEARNY MAYOR
Sights TAFT
Won't Allow Town Hall to Be
Decorated During Presi-
dents Visit.

The failure of Mayor Louis M. Brock
ing of that town. decorated in honor OF
the visit tomorrow of President William
H. Taft, has caused considerable discus.
sion in town. 1t is generally conceded
even by his opponents, that Mr.. Taft
although a candidate for reelection, IL
still President of the United States,
n hence is entitled to all the honors
that go with that Office.
Prominent Republicans in the town
are indignant because of the apparent
slight to the head of the nation. House
holders have been requested to fly the
national colors from their homes. The
Kearny Town Council will hold another
meeting prior to the visit of the Presi-
dent, but an order from the Mayor
would result in the decorating of the
town hall.
Mayor Brock Is a staunch Roosevelt
supporter and he is scheduled to preside
at a rally to be held tomorrow night
in Midland Hall, Arlington. When
asked today regarding the decorations
for the municipal building the executive
said:
"Of course we Will not decorate the
Town Hall. Mr.. Taft is not coming as
President of the United States out as
a candidate, and 1t would be out OF
place to decorate the building" The
Mayor was asked If he didn't think that
the President should be honored out
OF respect for his office. He said: "We
are not with him politically. and as he
m as a candidate, 1 cannot see
that he should be honored."
Mr.. Brock, when called on the tele-
phone this morning by Republicans in
Arlington and asked to introduce the
President, said 1t was impossible, as
l am on the other side of the fence"
Prominent Republicans have arranged
to distribute 5000 flags among the schoo
children of Kearny and Arlington, who
1t is expected, will be on hand to meet
the President when he arrives at Ar
lington depot square at IL o'clock. They
ave also arranged to have twenty auto.
mobiles to go to Jersey City to meet the
President and escort him to Arlington
square.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-05-24
DOG SHOW WILL
OPEN TOMORROW

With a list of entries numbering 40
and with prominent society women
interested, a dog show in aid of the
Bide-a-Wee Home for Stray Dogs will
open tomorrow in the Berkely stables on
Harrison street, East Orange. Mrs. Ben
jamin f. McGukin, of East Orange, the
president of the home, has offered a cup
for the best dog in the show. Those who
have entered valuable pet dogs are:
Mrs. William A. Barstow, Miss Kings
Robert Lord, A.. NJ. Diches, J. Robertson,
Mrs. L. L. Andrus, of Nutley; r.. O.
Houson, Mrs. Lyman Clark, Frederick
Freeman, NJ. H. W. Saxton, Miss Mar
garet Elkins, II. C. Taylor. Mrs. J.. II.
Crawford. Miss Louise Films, James
Scrowcroft. Gordon Button, William J..
Hawkins, H. S. Rost, Morgan and Ash
ell, Of Arlington: Miss Kathleen Grand,
Everett Simpson, L. Il, Johnson, John
Holzhauzer, Royelcote Kennels, 70. A.
Nelson, p. J. McDennal, Broadstone Ken
nels, NJ. J. Brady, H. Elverson, Wood
craft Kennels, Asbury Park; Mrs. n.
Hanlon, Magnet Kennels, James Jane
son, DR.. Palmer Potter, C.. t. Fuller, f.
]. Mcsteen, Gilbert Pitcairn. DIR. t. C.
Shirley, b.. Goldsmith, Miss Marion Bren-
tano, Mrs. Alworth Warren, Yillarosa
Kennels. Otto r.. Groel. D.. B. Leary,
Miss Marjorie Keasbey, Fl. s.. Mat
son. G. critchley, Mrs. e.. H. Gar
wood, f. A. Beardsley, Miss NJ. K. Page,
Otto Blachman, Frank H.. La Pierre, Miss
Dorothy Enger, Miss Hazel Blaich, Harold
MiIbank, q. II. Terrell, Mrs. Dolsou.
ID. Paulnorz, Miss l.. Sands, Adolf
Rother. Mrs. lane Varich, DIR. +. Bach
man, Miss Myra Thomas, Mrs. H. I. HUFF,
Jeremiah Pierce, J. Walkland. William p.
Thorpe, jr., Samuel Davis, 3d., John
Hetherington, Miss Emma r.. Hull, Mrs.
T. NJ. Thompson, Mrs. u. Rine, Faulkners
Kennels, Mrs. c. Geyer, Mrs. d. Webb
CRANBERRY, e. w. Price, Mrs. L. "A. Brady,
Mrs. A. W. Ross, A. ]. Heberling. Miss
Laura yarian, Mrs. Leight Kindall, Will
lam Guilfoil, Louis Cohen, Allan Hay,
William L. Morgan, Miss Kate Strange,
Miss Helen Hull, Miss Wells, Mrs. S.
pedlow, Mrs. Harry Adler, Orange Bios
som Kennels, w. f. Hill, Mrs. William
Werner, Miss Helen Schroeder, Edward
NJ. Dolan. Frank Koenig, John J. Mohr-
bacher, Mrs. Grace l. Lincoln, Mrs. Lilly
Saville, Surmount Kennels
Those who are to act as Judges are
Mr.. Vinton Breese and Mr.. A. Faulkner,
of Newark: Mr.. Alva Rosenberg, of
Brooklyn, and Mr.. Edwin H.. Morris, of
Spnrkhill, N. Y.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-05-24
CLEANUP CALLED
Off BY STRIKERS
NutIey Folks Forced to Post
pone Movement by Action
of Laborers.

Strike conditions which have been
going on for the past few weeks put a
crimp in the .'clean up doings that were
to take place In Nutley today. All day
yesterday hundreds of strikers paraded
the streets, and when the contractors put
some men to work this morning the strik-
ers rushed In and drove them away. Some
of the men who refused to quit work were
jostled about roughly. Fearing that
violence would be done the men the con-
tractors called of the work.
The Board of Health is said to be will
ing to give the men 81 a day, but they
refused to accept it. There is now no
telling when Nutley will get a thorough
cleaning.
The Nutley Improvement Society
started the movement and had care
fully laid plans for making a cleaning
this morning. Men were sent through
the different wards a few days g and
explained to each family hat 1t should
clean up the yards and lawns and place
the refuse In a convenient place to be
collected. The p~ublic-spirited citizens
complied with the request, only to find
this morning there would be no n on
hand to cart 1t away. 1t Is hoped that
the work will be carried out in a few
DAYS,
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-05-24
1000 IN SUNDAY
SCHOOL PARADE
Among East Orange Marchers
June I Will Be 5000
Children.

Plans have been completed for the
Sunday school parade in East Orange on
Saturday afternoon. June /, and a big
turnout of pupils is expected. Residents
Of the Parkway and Watsessing Park
are asked to decorate for the affair and
music will be furnished by three bands.
Governor Wilson, Mayor Julian A. Greg
DRY, the East Orange City Council and
Orange Common Council have been
asked to review the procession and the
marchers will include 5000 children and
1900 adults.
watsessing Park, leaving $3.50 p. M, and
one on the parkway, leaving AIS p. m.
The Twelfth Street Bugle, Fife anil
Drum Corps, of Brooklyn, will furnish
the music.
The Parkway division schools will meet
IN the Mum Avenue Church, the new
High School and the Ashland School.
The division which will meet in the
new High School will be in charge of
Mr.. Fountain, with Mr.. Rowley director
Of exercises. This division will consist
Of the following schools: Trinity Con
~gregational. Swedish Free Congrega-
tional, Sanford NJ. g., Brick Presbyterian,
First Reformed, Calvary NJ. d., Christ
p. e. This division meets 2:45.
Ashland School division, IN charge of
David l.. Holmes, includes Park Avenue
NJ. E., Arlington Avenue Presbyterian,
Church of the Incarnation, and meets
at 255.
"
Mum Avenue Church division is In
charge of Division Marshal Enke, f. W.
Wilson director of exercises, and consists
Of First Presbyterian, Calvary Baptist,
Hyde Park Reformed. st. Agnes's p. E.
and Elmwood Presbyterian. This divi-
sion meets at 2:55 p. m
The Church of the Disciples division,
with 1000 members, meets at that church
at 2:45 p. IN.
The above divisions will parade on
Parkway between New street and Park
avenue at AIS.
The Watsessing Park parade will meet
at Watsessing Park at 2:30 p. m. In charge
Of Division Marshal Webster. Exercises
will be held at Franklin School at $40
D. m. Those participating are Prospect
Street Baptist, st. Paul P. F., Wat
sessing NJ. E., Ferry NJ. e. and Bethel
Presbyterian.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-05-24
Loud Meow at Dog Show
Gets Performers Goat

NEW YORK, May 24--The meowing
of a cat practically broke up a dog act
on the stage Of the Harlem Opera
House during the afternoon performance
yesterday. The dogs, instead of doing
their tricks, stopped and pricked up
their ears and barked.
fishers searched the house n finally
tie ca. was located in an upper box.
Along with her were five kit ems. The
mother and kittens were carried out In
a basket while the audience appiauded.
The cat belonged back of the stage,
but the advent Of the dogs caused her
70 seek another homo this weak.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-05-24
DECLINE TO PARADE IN
MEMORIAL DAY EXERCISES

The fire companies of Kearny and
Arlington last night decided to take part
in the parade to be held next Thursday
In Kearny, when a shell from the Ill
fated battleship Maine will be unveiled
az the town hall, Kearny. The members
had received invitations to participate in
the ceremonies. A number of "vamps'
openly declined to accept the invitation.
They, declared they had made other en-
gagements for the day and did not care
to break them.
Chief Charles Greenfield, who visited
the headquarters of each company last
night to ascertain the consensus of opin-
ion, stated today that the invitation to
parade had come after a number of the
flremen had made other engagements and
1t was deemed best not to parade unless
a nrst-class showing could be made.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-05-24
EAST ORANGE MAN
HONORED BY S. A. r,

David l.. Pierson, of East Orange, a
well-known newspaper man, was reelected
historian general of the National Society,
Sons of the American Revolution, at the
annual convention held in Nathaniel
Hall, Boston.
Mr.. Pierson returned today and brought
home several additional exhibits of the
work being accomplished by the society.
He MAJ place them on exhibition. An
invitation has been accepted by the So
ciety from Newell b. Woodward, for
merly of East Orange, who is head of the
Syracuse, N. Y, chapter, to meet in
Syracuse in 1914.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-05-24
MRS. w. w.

Mrs. w. w. Jacobus, wife of a well
East Orange merchant, died sud-
denly last night at her home, 535 Main
street, East Orange, of heart trouble;
She is survived by her husband and
three daughters. Mrs. Jacobus was a
member of the First Reformed Church
since 1t was formed, and the funeral
services will be held there Sunday aft
ernoon at 2:30 o'clock. Rev. Warren w.
Giles and Rev. DR.. George S. Bishop,
pastor emeritus, will oficiate. Interment
will be in Rosedale Cemetery.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-05-24
HEALTH BOARD ORDERS
"EYESORE" PUT IN SHAPE

The Bloomfield Board of Health last
night took action to have the property
Of Cornelius Van Wagner, in Railroad
place, placed in a sanitary condition. 1t
has been an eyesore for a long time to
the people of the town. and a complaint
had been made by Miss Natalie Bourne.
of the Alpha Society of Kings Daugh-
ters of the old First Church, and many
others. A report was received from In
spector William II. Ellor regarding the
%unsanitary condition of a ditch in Charles
street. and the Town Council will be
asked to have a storm drain constructed.
TIT bonds of thirty-ive plumbers were
approved.
A complete list OF desirable FURNISHED
Rooms will be found In The Star each
day.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-05-24
FUNERAL COACH RUNS
OVER ~7-YEAR-OLD BOY

Vincent Hoffman, '7-year-old son of
Peter Hoffman, of so James street,
Bloomfield, was knocked down and run
over by a funeral coach driven by
Thomas Fogarty and owned by an un-
dertaker of this city yesterday after
noon. The accident happened at Broad
and James streets as the boy was cross
ing the street.
He was badly hurt and several bones
In his left foot we're broken. 1t is
claimed by persons who saw the accident
that the driver tried to escape, but was
pursued by Angelo Da Raja. a grocer,
of 80 James street. Fogarty, who was
on his way back from a funeral, after
giving his name, was allowed to go on.
DR.. John D.. Moore dressed the boys
injuries.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-05-24
PLANS NOT COMPLETED
FOR HOSPITAL FUNDS

No action was taken at the meeting
last night to formulate an arrangement
for raising funds for the big additions
planned for the st. Mary's Hospital.
Mother Joseph will call a meeting for
the public at some hall. probably next
week, when arrangements will be made
to collect s182,O 900, the cost of the i'm
provements.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-25
Weidbriid,ee xSerieben.
aite SraH frinft irrtbnmIidermeiit
aorbolidnre.

Srdu Ben aeis, sins in benz 6inter.
bauis binter elmer Wirtbfndft an ber
Wulberrp unb Dine Sirabs ppbnenne
Grsiiin. irant seitern Rahmiitas in
Der Wirtbfhnft aus Dsrisben einen
Shlud aarbpIfGure. Gie murbe in
bsuubtIofsm 3uitanbe in ibre WDhs
nung getraseR. fpo Elm Ihleunisft bers
beiserufsnsr ar3t iie in BsboHbluns
nahrn. Jn Der HahborIhoft perbrsis
tete fih oas 0eriidi, bob bic aiis s5rau
einen Stlbitmoroperinh uniernommen
babe, itooh tpirn bieIe Innobms bon
ben 9etiponoitn entrsifh befiritieH.
5ruu aeib. iDel9e an timer ihiptrsn
grtdltuns Isibet, pflssie, fpsnn ne nns.
sing, cine 5ioiht 6uitsumsbisin mits
sunebmen 9eftsrn mub lie aus Dus
isben bic iSIaIdk NIT aarboIidure.
rptlh, auI benz mnnbbrstt neben bsr
5ufisnmsoi5in oufbepabrt wuroe.. ar
iih gsnpmmen bdben. sic eHtosdie ben
s.fdbrli6sn Srrtbum .rii, nahbem iie,
mi. stiagt. einsn Sdlud aus Der Jto.
fd,e asncmmer, bdtt<.
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Eiinaitieit Der Ientidpltngaru.

Gos giinefeit oes Geutih.llnsnr.
seiuerbe. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. cine
Ger bebeuteHoiten aunogebumaen oes
Gineinnatier Teutid lingartbums,
piro lid, aud beuer iuieoer i'm eroBen
Hahmen ,n einem Der ih5niten Bolts.
friiblingsfeite eeiinlien Cine Reue.
rung. bic sipeifelsohne anselneinen
geifna iinben !pirb lit, oaB auber ben
pieien amuiements and cine muiita.
lild)e Tnrbietnng tacn3ert), ioiuie ei.
ne turneriidle Runrmer in Dem Rro.
ernnm en.halten iii. Ter nuiifaliide
1beiI oes Vrogrnmms iieht nnter Der
erprobtrn 2eitiina oes Serrn ll,omns
Suit. Giri1ent Der Wuiiffapelle bes
Teutid, llugar. @eiperbe unierit..
8ereins, tp1hrerlo Die turneriihen 9ei.
itungen BON Gem aasemeiien slrbei.
ter Turn. unn atbIeten. stIub nusge.
fiibrt meroen. Tns sSeii finbet Sonll.
tag, 20. Mai, in Reidratbs parf itnti.
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altm 4nfhsin nod pirb bic itdbti.
ihs Sttusrrois in biei.m Sabre nitbiis
ger ftin uIs i'm lssttn Sabre. ass.eg
Sabr beirus iit 5,4 per 5auIenb obar
So, 742. 600. In oief.m Sabre tpirb fis
pisIltiht nur AS betraesn, iptnn hie
etnitdsnng Des perTOnIthen siseas
tbums i'm Gounip trbobt fp.rbsn ioIi.,
tuie alIaemein eriparist tpiro.
DIE ginndhmtn aus anbsren Gueis
len betruses i'm i.bten Sabre 81, ,712.-
600. Die Geiommteinnobmen tporen
mitbin $4,454,600. Sn oitfsm Jabre
lpsrbtn bic Gefnmmtsinnabmsn unas.
fdhr 1898, 800 betrdsen, porausses
fsst bob bic ginnabmen aus anber.n
GuelIen tbtniO bod finb nis inn kstta
SABRE.
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0eiansener
ilnterniinmt in ieiHer Sele mebrere
SeIbitmproperind)e.

Der % Sabre off, farbigs 4rbtitsr
uno .Rsp." Gam. patien. 30. 2168
Jlorenee qDenue, lpelhet aeitern auf
8eranloFuns isinsr iSrau tpssen Wib=
hdnbfuHg fsiner camille perbafiet uro
in Der fietenten 8iItrittsftotion singe9
fperrt porben mar, unternabm In feis
rer 3elis mebrsre Stlbftmoronsrfuh..
lpslhe jsbod retteitis enibedt uno
pereitelt fuurben. Der 4efanaens bate
fiunoenlane bnmnsn uno anoere lies
Der eeIungen, als er iur3 nah Z ubr
am 4benb pIOblih peritummis. asuts
nant Sgiiber uno polisifi Wlortin, be-
men bic Sade ptrodhiis por,dm, fans
ben ben Regsr an sinsm, aus ieinsn
Btinileiosrn imprpoiiirten Sirid on
Dem 6allengittsr bdHgsnb Dor. Der Qss
bensmiibe ipurbe Iofort abgeIhniiten,
uub nsriprah fib ihlufen lseen su poIs
len. 9urse 3eii ipdter ipurbe er babel
obgefaBi, als er aus feinem 6embe eis
nen Strid beritslen ipolIie. Ra6bem
ibm idmmtlite aleibunssiiiide nbges
nommen tporoen iparen. Dsriuhie sr
fi6 ben Shdosl an ben GiienitGbsn
sinsurennen, porduf ihm 5anbs unb
Jubfsfsln oHseIest tpuroen.
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1aptpn nno 0euebue.

- Sn .in.r Sisung beg Stobtras
tbts in gslspus fanoie Ulapor Cir Elm
Shreib,n Gin, in bem sr ben Siaots
ratb sriuhts, su iparen. Die Wirth'
i6oitss sGis.nssGinnabmsn i.isn I'm
$3.50 uno bic Jlaitenbiers 2i3enitn nm
$500 srSb,r; $1,000 fpsrb, an Der Rt.
paratur Der Gairfislb Qpenue unb
$500 an Der 9elsu6tuns s.fpart. nab.
rsno bic Gubripertss s2is.nien $500
mebr brGbtsn unb bic g.itsusruns i,i
I'm 1892, 900 erb0bi tporbtn. um bic
Bombs fir ben Bou Der Jairfitlo 4ps.
sinsul0isn. Gs fti besbalb bic pfliht,
gu iparen. Der Stabtratb babe 5tpei
gbiaa unb QfhsnsG sGinidmmIer fir ].
$75 per Monni anesiteat, ferntr Sipei
qFiitenten fir ben'eIben 3ped init
il $50 pro Wionat uno Elm nnperes
qmt nit $50 pro Wonat seftuffen.
9as made jsbeu Wonot 1914. Dieie
finf perionsn piirben monoilih Be-
3ohlt oh Regen cHr Sonnenfhein.
Wdhrsnb fi,ben lpiiroe feline aide ober
nur isbr tpenig einseiamm.Ii. CT babe
bas Rsupprtsr Spitem itunirt unb ges
funben, bdB bebeutsnbs gsrdnberungen
in geqsDue poreenommen iperbtn
tonnten. Gontrntior Gpinis srbdli
80 1dps 3eit, nm bi. qrbeiien an Der
0rdnbpistp 4penue au betnben. 800
Sopien bss gauiOber follsn ssbrudt
fpsrben. BoIiaeihef Ssiiber beribt<te
iibsr 100 ifabhafte Seitsnpess. DER
Stabteier, purbs beauftroet, bic gis
gsntbiimsr gu benahridtisen. Wolitr
Bros. srbielien ben Gonirnit fiir bic
4usbeHsrung Der Wuener anep.
Gin ai.blinssbunb Der Dig ga
Mile, an Der Retreat Strabs in Belle
pue pobnboft. bib ssftern bic Girls.
Stela uno Guniee TiB in arms uHb
6dnbe. Tr. O. q. GouIb brcnnie bic
Wunben, bic feiner anjiht nan nihi
esf1brlid iinb, aus. Der a5isr iuhte
bas Weits.
ghories WilIinms nurhe bonn
poIissirihter Gbuep in Ganton ipeeen
Mnsriffs auf Geors abbott um $40
unb Rotten bsftrcft.
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Der fshfte Husflus Der Wdnbsrlus
ftiesn finoet btuts. Somitas, Rahmit,
tags, itait. Dsrislbe fiibrt BON B,fi.
DpoO nod Gapier part. Die fih bts
tbeiliatn fpoIen, iiub trfuhi, fih Inn
s3 llbr btim D,'tpoob Shulbaus elm.
aufinben. BON bier ssbt bic Wanbsruna
iibtr Die Wiubbp Greet Roao nod
SanIsr pari. Die Sntsrurban unt
graction Girabenbabn beimpdrts
Rotten 90 Gents. Gang, bes Wse.s ct.
na 8 Netl.n. Jiibrer: 5trr.r 1aub.
unb Ipptl.
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Reibaus. Das sJubfipsrt ipIIibirss
init einem 3sleerapbenpfoiten unb
rpnrbt fart keihdbist. Derr 1rebbud
fam NIT benz 5hreden bappn.
Gsbenoig perbrannt.
ginen ardbliden 9Oe srlitt ssitern
5rau BsTie 5ossl, bic 81 Sabre uIts
9attin bes S6neibers Wm. sgoasl,
BON Ho. 212 W. A. Strabe, bis
granbnunben erlitt, nslhs ben lob
naf oreiitiinbigen Qeioen 3ur JoIss
butten. ssrau 0osel mar ssitsrn
Radmittas I'm A 1lbr nit oem Cube
reiten bes GbsnosHsns bef6dftist, ala
Fih Der Sdlaud, Der ben Gasofen
nit Der MonorDbre perbinbei, l0fte
uno eine gas.rploiion peruriahts.
Sn sinigen Setunoen brannttn bie
alsibsr Der 5ruu Iidterlob. Sn ibrem
Shreden lief Iie aus eem 5ouie, nos
ourb Die Jlammsn noh mebr anaes
faht fputben. Gs e.laHg einem
Radbarn, Qaprsnce Wluleaben. nit
Dsden bic sIammsn 3u eritidsn, aber
leioer 5u fpGt. Nls bic aer5te 1ooo
uno Sermann antamen, proneten itt
bic Iofprtigs lleberfiibruns ndh
Speers oofpitaI an, bod itdrb Die
ssrau furse ,3sit nah Der antunft
i'm 5ofpital. Jrau 5Ogel bintsrldbt
ben 9attsn uno brti tleine atnoer.
Coroner 9r. Disbp lpuroe kna6s
rihtist unb belt sintn Snqnsit ab.
Gr aab einen ben llmitdnoea semdbsn
Dabrfpruh ab.
Rihter Jobn z. 5obse ipirs IN
siuigsn sassn ourb feline 4ntpoltc
3ipei iebr pihtise aluser einrtihtn
ldF.n. Die ,rIts Slase be5psdi feits
3uiteuen, OBJ bic 2saislatur eas Re1t
bat, cine Uniform State primarn"
i'm Staate aentudp porsuihrelben.
8a bic 8orlage nur fir bic Demotras
ten unb RepubIituner pprseihriebsn
lit, fpiro bsbouptst. bdB aud uui on
osre g3orteien Rudiidt senommsn
ptrben miifI., bic nidt in Der Dorlase
oenanut iinb. 0ssbolb iei eas DE-
Itb untpnititutiousa. Die sfueits alaee
bs3psdt feftSuiteasn. oh Der infolse eis
mes pon Der 2ssisIatur paHirten 8e.
Iests ernonnts 3rpeite ar.isridter fur
Campbell Gpurtp in Der iomm.neen
RppemberpabI pisoer ais aanoieat
auftreten mub. Ss piro btbauptes,
bab bic Rihternabl nidt itattfinbsn
tonne, bd cine prdiiosntenipahI abges
baIten ipiro.
anna Grimm pertlaste 6eltn'
uub Del Graq auf 3ahlung elmer Rot'
bon 1880.
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geriitener Eolisiit pernngIidt.

Ter beriitene VoIisiit Roseoe Sc.
mis- pom 7. Tiiirifi, ein Reger, fpiiroe
aciiern sIbeno Dor oem QntroIbons au
Der gnrf apenne unb Nenoing Roao
Don bem Aiitomobil oes Serrn Ror.
ris gettnnn, bon go. 3739 Renbing
Roao, aetroffen uno niebergeranni
NuB uno Meiter ipnroen in iueitent
gogen sur Seite geiflenoert. 9as
Vfero miuoe 10 idiper perlest. boB es
ipabrid,einiid aetootet lneroen rniJb.
iu1breno Der VoIi5iit NIT ihuersbai.
ten aontuiionen ano Souiabifiirfua.
gen baponfam.
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1915; gernoro y. 1epen 9s.75; y.
3. -TopIe $3.50; ". 8. JI0bertp
92. 2.25; lonis Streoer 9i.75; 6. So.
eertp 91.75, O. gp. shneioer $50;
8. W. SolI S7.5O, Is. q. Brenner
SO. 80; &. q. Waepers 1925; 3. =.
Gobertn $500. Gb. q. Moore s4.50;
6. 6. 0ooonrb SO; ,sreb %. Door.
mann si.5O; 6. Gbriit BREEDER 30,
s. o. shaefer 1915.
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gau.G .GrlanbniRideiue.

Die FoIgeub.n Observation-Disclosures
fpurben s.fi.rr i'm itdbtifhsn 8auamt
eripirst:
Gmitb &: 6eiimspsr, SFtieite DeIoi
mare. apifben Ribs,pon unD aoiolc
Strnbs, 2tftOdiees grids sWobHbuus
S4800.
Nm. J. Ddlbmun, Dtitisii. bel
5amilion Npsnus, spifhen gsbor uni
Mapis ADenu., 2sit0dig.s Wsbnbaus
$4,000.
G.D. De 2acroir, 2919 Sanbs,
Strabs, 1ait0diees Wpbnbous. $4,000
1rou Qpuii. Stoeiper. UlcWi[Iar
Strube, ndhe Wosritin apenu.. %
ft3diges Bird sWrbnbaus. $1,000.
so. 8. o. aramsr, Suboitsgde bel
MfbIonb unb Gpprsb aps.. 2sitodigti
8rids sWobnbous, $2250; Elm anberes
fir $2f00.
gbpnrb 5eft., Burnett unn Garn,
fbatp Hp... 1aeit0dists gridsMDbn.
baus, S5200.
W. p. Cooper. 9itiorio Ctr, mob
Montieib. 1asitOdises Bird Dobn,
taus. S2750.
80. o. Bonts, 1886 Ust. 9ernpr
Gtrabk, ridsWobnbaus, $1,000.
so. .. Cooper, Wihisan apsnue
Bird mpbubuus. $2750.
aninn gr5bIi6er, Wonisom.rp Rb.
3ipifthtn 6orris nnb Hrefpfier 4penus
2sftDdiats Hridbous, $4,000.
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fsinen glntb nit sinissn ipsittren
Wbisfiss ansufeuern. Nls sr eine
Gtunbe fpdter gum sipeitsn RoI bic
Offite oes 3abnar5tes erreihie, mar er
70 ftsper betnsipt, bdb er fih faur
anf ben getnsn hdlten tonnie. Nahs
bem bic 5tpei anbtrsn SABINE gesogen
fporbeniuaren. ipollie er fih entftrnen.
fieI babel abtr bic 1repps binunttr unb
aerfhfug iit bns GeIiht. Gr tpuros
Tn tinenl pdtrolmosen nah bsm itabiis
fhen 6oipital eebraht.