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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-05-02
LoANs-MoRTGAGE

HAVE clients desiring second mortgages
Law Offices OF WILLIAM HARRIS. Ma
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PIANO instructions: children or adults;
either home; prices moderate. LILLIAN
E. ARONSoN. 10 Nichols ut. normal gradu-
ate Shepard Music School.
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BANJO, mandolin. guitar and violin, les
sons. soc, A. J. WEIDT. 43s Washington
OF Hfs H=HE at"
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THAT busy grocery and meat market. cor
ner B and North both sts., Is for sale at a
reasonable price; the location Is In a goo1.
substantial residence district. with large per-
centage of cash trade and a number OF re-
liable charge accounts; will embark In other
business, SO desire to sell quick. r. y.
BROWN, Market 11112.
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PASSBOOK No. S0675. Finder please return
to DIME SAVINGS INSTITUTION.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

BUTCHER and grocery for sale; moderate
price; no opposition. 2T5 Paramount av.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-05-02
INSTRUCTION.
NEWARK ACADEMY,

Founded 1892.
WILSON FARRAND, HEAD MASTER.
Thorough preparation for any college or
scientific school or for business life. Gym
nasium and athletic field. Catalogue on APP
plication.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-05-02

GROCERY and, meat market, doing good
business. for sale cheap. Address Box 26-B,
care Star.
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DAVIS SCHOOL OF DANCING.
Private lessons, with music. day or eve
ming. by appointment; all the latest dances;
classes every evening. Apply THE DAVIS
SCHOOL. 400 Broad st. Phone 1882 Branch
Brook.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-05-02

LosT-wednesday afternoon. four SO bills,
going from Bamberger's to South Orange
av. car: liberal reward. Return to MRS.
GODFREY, 400 South Clinton St, East Or
ange.
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MEDICAL.
AUCTION SALES.

AT A~UCTIoN-All unredeomed pledges left
over one year will be sold at Greenheld's
nesday. May 8. at 1910 a. M. by order of
State Loan Office. b. STEINER, Prop, 1871
Springfield av.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-05-02

RARE chance for housekeepers at REDS
Auction Rooms, IS Arlington ST., near Mar
ket: our regular furniture sales each Tues
day and Friday, commencing Mt o:30 a. M.
are filled with furniture and household goods
of all kinds from various consignors and sold
at your own price to the highest bidder. a
visit will pay you; get the habit.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-05-02

L1MOUSINES and touring cars. by the hour
or day; reasonable rates: good service. Tel
1850 Branch Brook-323s-W. Branch Brook.
stand, Continental Hotel.
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MIDwIvEs,

GRADUATE midwlfe-MRS. GRURICH. s5.
Sd av.. New York. 18th 18th st. ladies' prl.
vate nursing. confinement: aiso treatment al
home.
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Flooring.
ARCHITECTS AND CoNTRACTORS.zGet
our estimate on composition flooring. NEW
r. COMPOSITION FLOORING Co, 1876
New York av. Tel. sbe-J. Market.
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BUTCHER fixtures for sale. 275 Paramount
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PocKETBooK containing Insurance receipts
and bills. Finder suitably rewarded on re-
turning same to SO Gould av., or cashier.
Room 1011, Essex building. Newark.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-05-02

HOUSE-Seven rooms. all improvements
with shop In rear, two-story. suitable foi
any manufacturing purpose; must be sold
viii sacrifice to quick buyer. SOL South Or
anBe av.
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SIGNS.

s1GNs-c. l.. WILLIAMS, INc.-sIGNs.
Wood, Brass. Cloth, Glass, Gliding Lettering
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MOVING.

R~EINHARD'S EXPRESS. INC; John A.
Reinhard, President-Truckmen and rig
gers; safes. machinery and boilers moved;
Vans for furniture; storage. Rear Al Camp
ST.. city; tells. 67-5721 Market.
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FouND-A sum Of money: owner can have
by calling at PoNzINIs. 1915 Cone ST.,
Orange.
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SOUTH FOURTEENTH ST., S25--Five room
and bath; improvements; two-famlly hous,
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SOUTH ELEVENTH. ST. 5o4-seven room
and bath.
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A1romoBrLEs.

AITENT1ON-Wil you save time and
money? II your automobile radiator leaks
bring 1t to US; II will be repaired quick and
at very reasonable prices. NEW JERSEY
LAMP WORKS, IS William St. Newark: tel
ephone 6S3-L. Market.
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HousE-Six rooms, lot 25x100; near trolley:
all conveniences. GossEN. 1906 Cherry St.
West Orange.
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Household Goods.
I BUY and sell household goods and office
furniture at reasonable prices; have padded
vans for moving and locked storage rooms.
store. es Orange St, Newark, Warehouse
and Storage. 70 North 18th St. East Orange.
III J. HUNT. Phone connections.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-05-02

SO PER CENT saved on mattresses and
quilts bought of N. GENNET, 10 Broome
St, near Springfield av.
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BARTER AND EXCHANGE.

In splendid condition, WI. 8 exchanged for
ANYTHING worth while. Address CONDITION.
Box i75. Star office.
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TO LET.

TO LET-Flve rooms. all improvements; two
family house. 81 Seymour av.
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TO LET-Three large. light rooms: moderat'
rent. s. KALTENBACH. 1913 Belmont av
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AWNING cutter. awning hanger; hrst-class
workmen. NOES UPHOLSTERY. s51
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-05-02
SITUATIONS wANTEp-MALE.

ANY kind OF work wanted by middle-aged
man. experienced as night watehman;
knows how to drive and can take care of
horses; experienced as automobile polisher
also; reference furnished. CYRUS. II Will
lam ST.
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HELP

ALTO. SCHOOL OF N. 1.-THE Oldest schoo
OF the State: unlimited full course at tn
SMALLEST Tee; license guaranteed Qimitei
course, $50; day and evening lessons. IS
Haisey ST., near Kinney. :
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-05-02

AUTO DRIVING, repairing; instruction day
or evening; we guarantee your license and
neip you secure position. CARPENTER.
l61 Ridge st. 1
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-05-02

TO LET or lease at Elizabeth ". j.. build
ing adjoining Proctor's Broad Street Thea
tire. three stories and basement. sox60 feet
c. g. PRUDEN, S13 Pearl st.
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ups l. wILLIS--Old ostrich feathers dyed,
cleaned and curied without shrinkage, old
feathers made in the latest style equal TO
new. 1i9. Halsey ST., opp. Cedar 81.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-05-02

MISUNDERSTANDING wise and floor hand at
Arlington; give experience. age and salary.
T.. Box 80. Star Office,
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-05-02

WATCH. 1i-kt. gold hunting case and roll
top desk. for AL bicycle, in frst-class con-
dition: watch and desk value, $50. Address
BICYCLE. Box 1879, Star ofnce.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. age 40. differ
ent languages, handy In restaurant. wants
a position. A. ROGALSKI. IS Adams vt,
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shop at Arlington wants handy
man; must have some knowledge of ma
chine trade; give age, experience and salary.
K. Box 81. Star ONCE.
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WHAT have you to offer for a good inven-
ton? Something every man needs; l have
tools and dies to make same; value 800.
would consider good typewriter. Address
INVENTION. Box 1870. Star office.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-05-02

WHAT will you give in exchange for a
piano and organ In nrst-class condition.
like new; something of equal value. PIANO,
Box 178. Star ONCE.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-05-02

WHEN MOVING OR HAULING SAFES,
LUMBER OR IRON
CALL 155 MARKET TELEPHONE.
y. w. MUM LIVERY CO,
"a CHESTNUT ST.. NEWARK. N. j.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-05-02
HOTELS.

COMMERCIAL HOTEL. Washing IN g.,
205-Europesn or American plaa: raIss
reasonable.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-05-02

CARPENTER wants work. jobbing and re-
pairing. by the day or contract. 3Ie New
st.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-05-02

Out of Town.
TO INVESTORS AND BUILDERS-We are
Offering choice lots and plots on the Dun
ellen Estates, near Dunellen, on main line
Jersey Central Railroad. also Main line
Newark and Bound Brook trolley. from s95
up: easy terms. This property Is absolutely
high and dry. on beautiful macadam road,
with cemented sidewalk, schools. factories
and beautiful house with all improvements
adjoining: kindly write for full particulars
and free railroad tickets. JERsEY CEN
TRAL REALTY CO.. 200 Broadway, New
York.
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BARTER MI ExCHANGE,

ALMOST new hand-power vacuum cleaner;
cost $50; exchange for Colt or Savage auto
matte, or what have YOU? j.. Box 101. Star
Office.
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BOY dD. wishes Office position; grammar
school graduate; experienced; honest. neat,
good penman. Address EXPERT. Box IT.
Star Office.
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REAL II FOR SALE.

PREMo Aim camera. 4x5; will sell chee
CAMERA, Box 1877. Star office.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-05-02

Any prospective buyers are afraid of an ad like that. The
er to know with whom they are dealing.
Why not this way:
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-05-02

PAINT MIXER wanted: an Al man to go
out of town: good wages and steady work:
GAN. care American Tube Co., 257 New Jer-
sey Railroad av.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

BANK ST.. 175-Two connecting rooms, ligl
housekeeping. improvements; private.
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STORE 8 oFFIoE FIxTuREs:

PITCHER and store fixtures bought. sold
md manufactured RELIABLE STORE
rYYTIIRE CO.. w.. Gneenberg. Prop. 26-2S
Ferry ST.; telephone 63s1 Market. No con-
nsction with other store LICE &
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-12-24

he Mexican government The nevvs,
Sky ~ prptpethS American cagiscas
CyVm rQel~rie$ ara aSSaap$~ha vas hcea
called To- the ayscatiSR ~ the Propec
etarcr& aUa but aSsle attention has
Scg& lNsA ye the gsa,ssr, The tt,ae
has arrived = waea w ARE solrs a.
gaSt$, that car gtoANe set the ecuasr
gea.tavgi. GHt e@GS as ~ Gaesr reg,
$pz,S Npg Az - ghe&r gropevty rights
Tac RyvAaca. a the uaGc1 States
has seat a eeSc 90 President Ma4ero
AAA IL Il docs ~ ayias sov'A aesaSa
81 tAe ttSAg Stud &@a AZ eaee tsaSe
wGa % steps sasr- ~ see bat AaerN
#sa tittsees &s& property are Rsoper>
TX haeSe& &tger :a C&e McNs2aa cove,
grs. az IL IS necessary Eaace ,r~Sa$
~29 BE- caaye& ~ eAe seg&e- al a@cv
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-12-24
SPECIAL
Blue Points in shell
Boiled Lobster.
Red Snapper.
CauIiflOWer.
Spinach.
Cuban Tomatoes.
.CucumberS.
Head Lettuce.
Imported Feomage
De Camembert
in wood boxes.

said whiBe hanging on TIE tree
Father, forgive 5aezz- for sheF .rgow
most what gA@g do The thief booked
1F. and said Lord. rea8sa1her NE
wlsl Thsgz cu-zesE Into Thy King
doom" And Jesus said To-day sk44It
7tza1 be- with ME i'm g~sarsGjSs
When the great wares CAST against
the arsaAMsaer Ii Chicago they fall
Lack a-gks-- sDl when the dark
WIVES OF 5eath and hell game sgaE@st
1ia@ Bedroom Of the Son Of God. Eheg
ruiEresa a1G srrx4d, bur they FELL back
tGlfanL, enid HEa Eock, ShrlEg gesTIs
fIEcnts tEf-.
TnruEs. tina dsasgaJgrsr of 6ess11:
.C7tr1E1. THE Vbe1aG QTsr a@5ls AMI HE
sIrsg1s,a- I'D EE 4ltssEG-" And nEgw
VIZ GIEF& u t1Lls.=.s re,tsaGgta91 IL
,IFEssues- ,!E1,ssgia and NsEGateED-s
TAKE uiya greGIG,.s booty GErMID and
wrHg lit II Fs6t9s aanea y white saess1-
ami daHa lJTrita tuzf+EaI gytrrHszs10Cs
.uIy1ysss HgywEcvS Lb4 r9s1Dis- Uhsrs DEEsr
ll.En land. Hspr III aHssD wsas borrowed
Ear. THANKS be ITO Cot File did 1agT Lap
I'm 1ba rrEVE Bonlr- for He srcss Ehe
Fiiitrt nI.rrEllsr ami ap7ssares UNTO lrs1
.IErgsn 1HInEs Rsf1ws Has a~sartsn5ss5 Ell-
'H1 Hais FEansn. amt TWICE after thai
UP EaEu1 gFn ztra rusBH 10 DeanzasrE1s
ami a,EKiitl gl Tbs Isle 01 peaI1aas to-
Linn, amt ,IIi,Ir wryglE me Esusok OF
E4szas.H1uGrn.
WltsEH aF iita xsgrsI OF rsssI@' GTarIsZ.
lGaDt asHEs. no rtEs1 dw GhR wicked.
There WIS no ra,ggEa IN Iae lnn III That
Guy. HEHs WON Gu,21a 51 15s Inn to-day
lie liz argEW6t1t G1ul gd 40 MANY hearts
Rsut Ha wHI1s no b. E.grn tn9n yEglr
hHE,r 1a,isBy. On, wGn! you make
r.u.m fQr Him. Eb1g1I SAT no
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-12-24

Qatsisgr A1lqlGF5ls lli0i u dt:.iE'att III,
Isistf than all 1tia war'id s;llnli,tl 1ta
~,;i.3a,i.. agpu all Datnliia mi1Irunttl UD me
HTItwn N G;bB wilharA GtntsS.p weEf 1snr1,
So IG8tnih thu TfSssEir rifIiiiaIr eli Its'Ei.r
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Esst3fiteinEm il Gtln qifEv Gf DaEiia Ia,
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ln Ca2Gat.. amt he Eiani llifs wiiEt 90 with
him, amt 81 it NIf WllilH II Esttlltilttm
1lar Mary gave 1ii-ih To Jesus, ttla
SfsHIimrr d1 ttltn W1fr'if., ann a44tn, rtlH
1ErIf., Ntagrw wrrGgrnetfl her first aaDn iii
SNtuifiiElg giur4lnss., ant !f:Iul liIFm Ill a
~ShnnuHtAtl liaIlscn, IN ilniGlHr nuE!tS
s5IabHt. 1asGilfan ulHg'a Was NO RaQiQml
HTS rIslE INN i3rr rilem!. LEt lis a sui
iQumtitGUn az 4unl III a SfTinlTr WIZ
hmm, tslHif4 NeflIy nlt at;frlHitss nn1 mn
having Elm III linn inl.. The angel
aunHaInau unfGp sllna lGn- luwiw silh1+
sinantss tslIIt weain in ttlH affirming
tfHitiis., watching urqr taial1I tttT;iSH.. Hlln
atlgail suit, "Haalr nnt,, frur Il bring Wmr
gHntl uIfiilgR 81 gsr.sft lUrr, W,1lE,h iilHil
Iie 10 all nmInih.. Htnr ultGD Tmu lis l1mrI
illiiH iiiag i'm CtiH UiIGg al IaEllti a si-
Wmlr, Within Ii Christ hin LmTt., Amt
eEllhs shall 1H % sign unfn EHrlr; Ne 4ilit.l
lima Il 1HiItn WIriumHaG II IsNiatttilnts
|EG!nttfaS living i'll a mafllnfr. AMI Sil1.
E1talisy IlmrH WIS with talH Iilefnl "a mIllt
E%EtSttu!in III tia ilEaEaIiH limit nrrsitBilg
tfiHt., amt saying, ''tffiDT uB tfmd1 i'll t1la
III lae.tnkst, ami Gn aaitth nastra3, slpms will
Ilmwasfl man. Anii iii GsanH I'D laHsf.
s!aaT tlie angaiE wtaTH gm,n aSvaT fEuun
Them itrD E~Htfa5vHL. nine dslHlIlHITts4 suit
!ianH TN aimrllHar, "EHit ufH INV I'd even
lIunttD EstIiiHiinn., ami 4HH fills rlnlDs
lwtliinI III GtUnph 20 lasS5. NtlIG.l ttlH
Lmrti hath matfs lisInSym untu las 4lu
lt@lety aasuf with llieikAs, AMT tulIlItt MI.
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tta miulga4r. Agnil WHEN riley sliaG EaaIl
HIT, tIlHw maldh innwn aiilnaltl tsif ssigy
IliilY sWiiiiiil w;ta tuitil tiiEsn eanlGanlliils
llttin a.iiitt! Asntl all ttigW rtiist liH:;Irt
Fft wbiaHIra.il All ttiusse .!iiillsE Niliidl
IIwa.ra rI6ifi ttiHym nv tglf ziHlilmrfsE anu
ftlea shepherds FrstttIFltHt, ;tHrityir2 anu
tInITiSsiig Clint ffDr all taire things ttiHt
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uiltl lIrItD rsimm
NWantE gatlrtlIlHs agD a tniilm W!h
hmm mn Df distinguished laIrnnn5
Ittmm III a s%itiiitt,, a,F:llhedim "a manager
EHllfl Hnuns a dHAfIlHRii ntRnisa. HH'
Ishe aalna init, His own. hut Els nrvfl
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Hfnum init limlrrNfsii G,rsLlm VIGIL
IbfDfti tiiH axs;Isastt liEiiIt ttiHtt liash aave
z3imln. Athr aff rfaIny1ll stiasil, ffnl,an'
Mn tniity, But tile I'm mf ttntl u
nmra ;asan,Y ffRtt rtnii,N Ettfir,l Ntinan Eh
WAS H,nrn, mifafn are mnfB nnsnife tus
Idiasy tGiEtt llHsSHs lD mum i'm ttia4 mn ffn
lEIfsls gsiaIll att tIiaIt tthsy, omaiitsari1l;
ttiH mnitiiEuthsB WtiHne aIfp tiiH mighty
MmHiS mf Rings EnitaEee 9flHs frnf
lgttMll; init Christ lis King tuitissl
inBVf smil rrHnm lin tine linn fmr HIM
nin human hHsart iiEfs ra1nEs frnT mpHs
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-12-24

Ialwtiliflg aisat iiutI JESUS G1lElaI Glt
SIN Of tls living Gsnt.,
Eg wtlnTm WEB IL announced" by
Ias1gaiss. 4tsws They SING III. We,
iihllIiI az aiIut-utatr with dt1ltse an,
gtiH,. WHY EHnulHs We alt aEslaa:7
liz live with them 4tJnf thy. We ItD
im1 ntigr mruzjf IImlft a~r.gailh rtrDn ttlH
IaNer4an pulpit xniay.. We l1HH.r ElitE
3nrw, ass1rDnDnW, tiltt lmntintss atf mfaI
a.uf caits 9:iaHtlItAsH ar WuInitn.. In hi
I~aEIlcail wuliiE gIntn IN ttlH iHaIriasft
Ig!ll1rgil 1iliiiE lit wmlitfi lrauA urp tttIe
naa1dins.. They wulilfl think In a
Ia.llDE gnnH with 1Htl lasw hilrt
wtlnm sJsaliH Mas5 0mrn dilA allsshR ca-nH
wifall 4pIf r~ritillinsS I'D all mBll
ID wtiLum WIS UalH mfsBfts1tR Sand3
ln1B nDnr iiiRnilHsrtfB WatMilin,n WA
IrtiHii,- tGG,is 1W might. GiITl stH1IE I'D
lnnH rilH lnlnr mun4 rG1un HH dtnH FalH
lr,i:h, aitalmlss.I ainfl liz nmD r%aHiln41Et,r GIi
Ipalrsunm Elm tE1ee mfan III rtts NNlEra
EaiDlHif3, rtlH 1mlrH1r in taln pmiT,lnlsHHs
will all have ID UunEa I'D TlH HtatI III
tiiii8 Christ I'D he Eiamt antt Hntr
~Ea5aagHlE Fur H5Dil SH6NT ttmrh If nn
IlGttimr &aEnH unLtfH SastGNaln 1E Within
tH mHm GtIn lH 4aEHHt.
LII GfHf wHrH hare aEslln in rIliH ttH!E'L
EHfR wmlitl nnrt HtHAK ann talth r'id1 IN
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3 SUPREME COURT.
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In TTE SUPREME COURT STATE
OF NORTH DAKOTA OCTOBER
TNIMr 1Sl@
Tlha STaaa Gt NORTH Dakota, eS rel Ehe
CfTrr gd Fargo q Mu1laeiPal Cor
Vra1E169E- I'm 1lne State of North
TlaIfg@zsr Relation anI Respondent
Ts. Charles H. Misc1ell, Tre4aSur-
sr OF said City of Fargo, Respond
air1- AND NJ A. EailaTeth, lnrervsl-
Gr and Appellant
L. In % mlAnGdAInGls proceeding which
liz sruag4sihT ED c,alaEal a city Treasurer
ito HlaJSsn the certificate required by
SssG1t9m 1*Sa1, II. c. 1905 that bonds
aus bseallE BsssasG and are within the
debit lirnfl of q city, al issue or de-,
TENSE lis NOT Pertinent or seFaaGa
which lis i.aassa earnasa the alleged lille,
gal5tw of % contract lit payment OF
which the proceeds OF said bonds may
Iaaterwar,!!s be applied,
2. Under Section sS25, H. G. toes,
which H1tuwIaes tlhat any aeGsoa aaaX,
lHiRD,m the trIaA, GateryVae In an az
tilIm on m'acaeaiEle, ohio has All later
Iasst i'm tire matt1er i'm litigation, IN the
8uunMs gtf either party, or al later
aail against Ihaltlh slea by leave
Eaff tith mnlrt.," eic.. i'll lis nek AN abuse
off diiHmnndtDn Dn the BSatt on the trial
Iunlrtt txD rnfuse lfeaae 10 Intervene ia
H multiGmm Gr'gcees3HHe, after a aeAs
lMrlil dinmlrMsl has lSeesn sAteepesea 10
tahs answer in tife Qase ata afsNea By
lanlilHai., WEI t~ih1Nefh a 4neEsteh has
nut lImhn nHmtR8,mf thereon, ~sSSstAeetat.
w IFS ftiiis tlhh glHss where the MtePres
InuN Inns, himself nlyEsareAA as eNNhses
ftn title D,ibm,ifml t~ssaenhaat, aaa has
ilemn nHlftai0h aSasuN OF AN on she de-,
%b.llHt.sE wilan}l wnlx, nilntts ata satea9e&
Ittp i1n nude i'm Tho proceedings,
0r&'iiGln,s lw tine eosatt,A
AmanlI ilNh1n tlhe thiAtrfet Court, GaSs
IGhunt@, Rnilmdh., u,
RNnnaaiiile I'm riAlnlhpaes 10 eNsaRal
ttig nrinGiuall dRifanhaet Va certify the
IhssaslitE ats.., pl. the city h2aas. az the,
tHfaihlla'ar ati such City, hhtVsA AIN 0A&es
dtmNiiig tain night rA Intervene. inter,
WanHr a4lenlEs t9 this eQast,
Mfimnadi,
MI A MIilfstl4, Nalges " ~ attes>
laW fin anaailtntt,
Hinaisam I'D, Smith, OF Fargo. II %,
ltlnrlsW tnr r~esqcsidaiaa. W. HI, SaSs@
Oil Harrgm NJ d.. OF eelassh,
WnlnImn biz BI,iea,, j.