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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-30
At the Library

p" ACoRRESPONDENT asks for all the
"A verses of which this Is the first
"Tf you see n man in woe,
Walk right up and say, Hello !"
Say Hello !" and "How do you do?
And how is the world treating you?"'
while the writer of these lines does
not approve of hailing strangers on the
streets. or to walk right up and say
Hello! TO an individual who might be
an escaped criminal or an imbiber of
booze Just getting over a spree. l will say
that the lines asked for by +. n. NJ. may
be found among the rhymes of Sam Wal
ter Foss, and published in book form, at
any public library. " 7. A."
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Teaching Trunk Packing

II should like much to know IL there
are schools where one can learn to pack
a trunk necessary for travelling; also
other details with regard to becoming a
ladys maid. have asked persons who
followed this line of work, and none
seems TO know of such places NJ. B."
Upon this point the Corner is as ig.
norant as yourself. Will more sophlsti.
Gated members come to our help? We
do not publish addresses. But are there
schools where one may learn tho art as a
profession? The question is interesting
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-30
The Gall-Sac

A reader writes to say that, interested
in our articles treating upon gall.sac trou
bles, she has failed to find one relating
to her particular trouble If she will
send n stamped, addressed envelope we
shall be glad to let her have a complete
set of those which have already been
published.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-30

Bring your problems OF gardening
to the Evening Ledger for solution. In
addition to practical articles, timely to
the season, the editor will answer,
either out of his own experience As n
small-scale gardener or through con-
sultatiOn with authorities, questions of
readers. Address John Bartram, Eve
ming Ledger, Philadelphia.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-30
Marion Harland's Corner

All communication addressed to Marion
Hnrland should enclose u stamped, self
addressed epyelope and u, clipping, Of the
article IN which you are Interested. Per-
sons wishing TO aid in the charitable
work Of the ii. ii. {. should write Marion
dresses Of those they would like to help.
aud. having received them. communicate
direct with those parties.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-30

main drain running one direction with side
tIling connected with this Tile drainage
is essential where clay underlies almost
level ground.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-30

occurs now and then In the printed work
of those who should know better.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-30

differ, while any number of people may
dissent. Differ refers to either facts or
speculations; dissent applies more com.
monty to speculation.
Dear M'Liss-Can sweeten a sponge
which has become quite sour from con.
stant usage? I have heard that this Is
done. HOUSEKEEPER
An expert tells me that this can be ac-
complished by rubbing fresh lemon thor
oughly into the cells of the sponge. You
had best do this by rolling the lemon be-
tween the palms and some hard object to
soften 1t. then cut 1t in two and apply
to the sponge. Wash out the sponge in
warm water several times, allow it to
dry in the sun, and 1t will be Just like
new.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-30

keeper gives us a second reason %,
ing things in sight-they will bs Isp. Ssp.
clean! If you do not do your own rosg 1sg'
and have to put up with a girl who s,.A :.
be good cook-but not a clean on. as
you have In the kitchen shelf Sn's. Sne-.
help toward correcting her fault. e''a'
Keep the pots on the shelf upside ao,..
so that no dust can possibly hurt tbsr.
In the bottom of the shelf, as shovn y.
the Illustration, screw eyes NAV ssrra =,
as holders for scissors, tea strainer az,
fee percolator, can opener or any srn.i,
article needed too often to keen in ~
unhandy kitchen drawer. "'
Have things handyl Put up a ki,eA.r
shelf.
Copyright 1915 by Virginia E. KIN
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-30

Dear MLiss-Can you give me tho
meaning of the name Arthur? A. G. II.
Arthur means an eminent person, high.
noble, proud.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-30

Dear M'Liss-will you please tell me
the difference in the meaning and the use
OF the words differ and dissent? 1
know there is one, and have forgotten
what 1t is. know you can help me.
d. r.
According to "Crabbe's Book of English
Synonyms" the word differ Is from the
Latin difrero,'" literally. to make into
two. It is applicable either to persons
or to things The word dissent, on the
contrary, is applied only to persons. Then
too, there must be but two persons to
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-15
~ "
Is lGpptrt iidl.
= bod!

@atte: SIMMER mir an Sl,s benfIt
0u! Grit fiir5lib muBte if Dir
cine Eriibliugsiode fmrien-bait 0qt
benn gar feinen Sirm mir et,ps so.
bereS?"
Sic: . bod, fiir einerl rellen
Out"
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lamente.
Bon einen Earlaments gerltt'
c~rItatter oes oiterreihiid,en Nb9eoro'
neten'Sauies, Serrn aug. Ingenet-
FER, lit I'M 8crlug 9raumilQersW iet
cine SumntIutg bon Geoebliltben,
%eridienen, 0eueu eS 81 oalten mar.
lpcnn Die giutonigfeit lartgpieriger
RcOen orrrh beitere Iltgenblide ltr.
t%erbrod)en lmtroe. @ir lai'en bier
eirrige Stidprobet aus Der Samm.
hing, ole ocn Sitel Sic 9oplenoc
3lurge" trGgt, folgen:
DIS lit ein RlidltfSei, oaS Der
5peiidAp1Bi9e bobnriide SoWe bin'
terriids ms beutide geeIt gele9t bot.
-g8etm 0aS 10 meiter gebt, miro Der
2artbmam nit Dem Slrlgertllh 0llrf)
Oa$ 2anO monoern ltno Der fletne 8e.
merbetreibenoe am 0ettelitdbe nugen.
Sd mod)tc oaS Budget init einem
Bud pergleid)en, aus oenl Der miib'
lam erporbene SdtpeiB beS SolfeS
rteIeIt.-Sieier Iitrag lit Die eilte
Sc%iferblaie. Die, ipeln mo tbr ulf
ben 3abn fiibIt, rpie Sfnee IN Der
Come ihmil5t.- Shon in Der letter.
SeIiion bube ih DEM Serrn ariegss
mintiter 0n5 marme 9tattmobl Der
Sol0aten ans Serj gelegt, dber obne
Grfolg.-Gin widtigcr 31peig Der
&nnowirtbid)uft lit oie sluf5l,dyt bes
&ieh@, Dem alIf ih Die gbre 5ltjlt.
9cboren bobe.-Sh irene mid Bob
Ger Serr Wtiniiter fir altltlls rurb
llntcrriht lnter llmit1n0en audi
ctllcn i~turfel Son bon lid geben fam
ga ib ihon alleS geIogt babe, mas
i'd i09cn lpollte, 5lebe i) freirpiQtS
allies 5uriid, mas ib oielleidJt nod
'Nagcn mollte.-8ir miiiien unier
Snlptaltgenmerf barauf ridten, Die
SaiielrbeitGu0e frtdtbrilrgelto 81 Der.
9elt0en.-Sieies 9orgebeu erimrert
mid al oas 9ilo elmer Sdilange, ole
lid ielbit oltffriBt, 10 baB MIR ibr
Sdauull5 iIbrig bletbt. -sllth if ipar
emit ein 2ebriltnge, Der bon ieinem
Sebrnenter l,no ben @eielIen bis sltr
totulen 8erblooung geid)lagen ipuroe.
Der ieeige allltllss mo Inter
rlftSminiiter lit ein Wtonn, 6eiien
liufe SnuO ME meiB, mas Die rette
iGgt.-2lli Oenl Sunoe nebmen Die
2 tellerinipeftoren ben @allern 0as
lettc 5crriiIelre Sento aus Dent Wtulto.
-3entueridtper luitet auf unierer
Erciie 0us alrge 0es 8eieseS.-Ger
Serr &orrebner moge iid gepiiien.
baft bel ieiner gtaie nebmen. oaun
miro er erfcmnell, no icine Nd)iaeS.
ieric iitt.-OuS @elo lit floteir ae.
9ungcn, Die WtiQinten iiub Der.
Idtuunoen; Damn baben mir Sduilben
genladyt, ulo iie limo all6 pcridpuln.
0cn.-aeiu God lit 5it groB, olrd,
0aS Gas golocne adlb nid)t lGdelnb
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-15

WeiBt Oh, Die aortgin frogt bid. oo
mlB man retJt iolgiam 1ein INTO ant.
morte1." Abernrula beftiges Weinen
liro feline Inttport. ohm mill Der
aonig iefbit ieine altnit perilten ltrto
Ueroet lid an Den &nober nit ben
Worten: Bible, parllm belllidrt?"
Sest foBt lid Der Gnube elm Ser5 mo
plast bera1ts: Seine Suuipisen
bent nter meme Soia 5erriiiu!" Sier.
nltf sroBe Seiterfeit beim a0niaspaar
uno iiferIib lit Dem anu6en reider
grios g~erporoen.
u y ~
Iufridltige Srauer.
-9at iiebit 10 betriibt nus,
Sreuno?"
ia, it) fointne bonn 9egrGbniB bes
Or. B."
so uarit on oeun 10 eng nit tim
perrpanot?"
vNeir, bas gerabe nidJt. gfber err
mar mir nod 300 Warf ituloia, uro
oo babe ih ioeben meme leeten Soff.
nltTger 81 8robe getrugenl"
- y
Gin gutter 5reunb.
ganfier: .Gas lit bod gum "a.
ie,ro peroen. Sd Babe olrf oen
Grad zines aunben polt9 meinen
Serltatt0 perloren,"
Sreuno: .Rift i6Iinm. Noge
bid Der Sinmel Dor groBerem Ser
Init beIpubren."
ltnfehlbarcs Nittel, reid su iuerSen.
Gin SdnuinoIer erIieb in elmer In.
Subl ameritantiter uro eltropGiifer
3citlnrgen folgenoe 4n5eise: .9egen
gorbereirIeroarng bon 3 Wart er.
folgt ~umgeberto Wittbeilrn9 zines
unfebIbaren Wittels, in fiir3eitcr
Srilt reid gu meroen." Hatiirli6
regneten Die Siinfm1rfler MIR 10 her.
elm. @r mar elm genofter Dunn.
vl(no 6as unieblbare Wsittel?" irugit
Oh. @r iorbte es sepiiienboft on ole
eirierber; es beitunb in Dem @or.
ten: ,0tah's mic i'd"
- - v
rNndj ij bin aiinitler."
Sr Shiisenaraben froat Elm
Ganoitiirmer Den anoern: Sag mai,
aamerao, pas bit ort eisentIih i'm
Siptl?"
"aiinitler!"
,.gso, mas oelln iur ein aiinitler,
Wtltiiter, Mailer, Sfauipieler?"
,Nee, S~hirmmater.."
Sea. oas lit ooh feline aunit?"
nNitt? Mtah' nral einen!"
- - -
Is ldppert iidl.
.9ie6es airtb, 0rt ipeiBt, oab ib
germ nat Moglihfeit 9eine @iiltit)e
erfiiae, dber bas Mlrtomcbil mliBt Oh
Dir mis bem aopi i6la9en; bas miro
5u foitIpielig."
oMber Der Acknowledgements lit
oo6 nift 10 boh?"
o0us niht. aber Damn fcmrrer Sic
epigen Geporatlren, Die Shaoen.
eriusfoite1 mir lleberfobrene, id1lieB.
lid, Ole 8eerdbniBfoiten fir Old
ice, ous sebt 81 iebr ms 9elS."
& = q
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-15

Shlogfertigfeit beS Brin5er bon
Wales lito abntten iein 8eiipiel nad,
urto ba.o mar Ser nit foitbaren Sep.
piten belegte 8ooen NIT Spargeln
boil.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-15
Ter bOflihe Erins bon @alcs.

gls Der Shdb bon 8eriicn Naiir.
gooin mli elmer ieiner gitropa.Rei.
len in 9onoon fpeilte. l~ieferte er FOL.
genoen urnuianten Strei6. gines
cages mar er benin YrinSen bon
@dIcs sur Saiel gelaoen. @S fanlcn
Spargcl mti oen 5iih. Ger Sdnb
fcitetc onpon. iurb ais or oui ben bar.
ten lulsenieBboreu Sbeil fam, ihlelt.
oerte er ibr aiii ben 9ooeu. IleS mar
entiest iiber Die ihlebten Ianiercn
ieiner diiotiifen NtoieirGt. Ger
SauSDerr icooh ipoate Den bohen
Salt niht beitdmeu mo bate 10.
gleib SaS slushinitSmittel. slei6.
iaIS Die unseniebborcn Stiide Der
Spreelitenscl melt bon lid weg5u.
werieu. Iae b%ewuuoerteu Ole
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-15

lleber bunbert giloer eutbaltenS;
fir iebeu 9eutid)en, Seiterreiher ooer
lInsarn bon boditem Sntereiie. Gin
bleibenoeS Nnbenfen on ben sroBen
WeIttrie9. SeionoerS eeeisuet. nm
ben 0ermanoteu uno Sreunbeu in Der
alien Seimatb einen padenoeu 6e,ueis
bapon gu sebeu. pie In ben Y%ereini9ten
Staatsu Die Sirbe unb Segeiiteruus
fir Die beutihe SaGe gum ausbrude
iommt. Yreis beS gduhhcus 25 9ts.
Nan beniise Den foIsenbeu Seiteus
5ettel:
9atbolie Yrinttns gomparp,
Dubuque, Soma.
slnbei 25 Gents in 8aar ODER in
8riefmarteu fir War Cartoon. Bud.
Weine &brelie 1T:
Name: Z.
4.
8ubnort:
Sointp: Z.
Staat:
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gmerifaniiher Sumpr.

Il {. * Il Il * - 81
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-15

Sdlldgferftgfetf OeS Yrllt5eft Don
@ales llrbo abnrten iein 9eiipiel nod,
uto ba.o mar Ser nit foitbaren Sep.
piten belegte 8ooen NIT Spargellt
ppQ.
y . =
8cidIGft.
Strolf): .8elo ODER 9lut!"
aooofat: vSier baben iie aaes
1pas id, BET mir babe"
Strold: so tits rett. galn
pofen Sic lid"
Gepofot: rGrlauben Sic nal, id)
bin anpalt; motJten Sic mid nitJt
sum- Sertbeioiger oornerfen, faas lie
wegen oteIer 8eIhihte feitgep"~'qncn
mer0en?"
9usbaft.
Scrr (5u elmer Oame): y@as fiir
mulrocrooaes blInfles Saar Sic bas
ben. Weine 5rait, ole bod finger
lit, bat Ihon gon5 grmteS SPAR"
Game: ~0ie piirbe ib oltf bdben.
penn id) Sbrc Sruu p1rel"
Sdersfrase.
@clfes iino oie mtbeitQnoisiten
Wietber?
antport: 9ic 3abnGr5te, lie
Sleben falt tGglid mlsl
gurbeusenS.
S~antoffelbelo: sd, m0fte vrnen
Stiefelfnedt faufen."
nSitte iebr, Stiefelfnebte f0mten
Sic in GROCER ausapubl bGben."
C9eud etroloiem Sufen:) .Sagen
Sic mal-bdben Sic benin feline ae.
politerten?"
@criursuna.
Gin Wtiiiondr pollte eirlen ,etner
Eroielpten in Hell. ICELAND norbigen,
cine ieiner 5mei Srallen Dor Der
Smtfe 81 entluiien. Gtntge Snge
oarullf meloete Der Retbefebrte Dem
0ttIiionar, ooB er iest MIR mebr cine
Trolt bobe.
yS1I mirit uiio BEN SortbeiI baben,
Die bette Oeiner Sralten Sit bebalten, "
fagte linn Der WihiortGr, Tim i'm il,
ieitem gnridIlriie 5u befeitieen.
Die uftoere par aber iebr gut, "
erpioerte Der Nelbefebrte.
vSbne 3speifel." e~nteeenete Ser
WiIiiortGr, ruber pie bait on oenn fir
ibr ltrterfommen g~eiorgt2"
rWie9 Sier! Sier!" iagte ifmmtn.
Selrb Der 8tlbe, inbem er ii6 altI
ben gmu6 flatifte. CT butte feline
Srmt Glfsefreiiet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-15

5ltr ;3eit Ser 8ebllrt meites Yaters
Ole 8erhGltni'Ie in oieier Siniitt
gang aItoers poren.-Wus niist ous
6letlf)en Der Sabine, tpenn nlail lie
perloren bnt.-Ias 8eies begiinitigt
nlth bier pieoer Die 8robgrinnbbe.
tiger, berm bieie limb es, Ole am mel.
item on Der WalI. unb &Iarerieitd,e
asioen.-Sn manden 9e5irfen bot
lir1ere Bartei nod Derig 9ooer se.
fliroen. 60 ). .. itebt in Der Soief.
Ito6t nienanb birter mir uls-i6.-
Vteiile Serren! Iie Sute lit niht 10
einfaf,. @s gibt inter ben 8ommii.
itons'gRit9lieoern 2eiite, Die nidyt elm.
NAL nit OruderifapGr5e rein jill rpa.
Ifen lirto.
Nus Der Sdulc.
9e6rer: n@as lit y8roBmmtter"
fir elm Wort?"
SdiiIer: Gin aloieftip. Serr 2eb.
rer!"
9ebrcr: n@ie 10 oenn?"
StriIer: u@eil nralt es iteisern
tann."
Schrer: ,gt,lr. 10 itetgere es."
SdJiiler: .@roBmutb, 8robmit.
ter"
g.: o@ie, bait on benin fiir NOR.
gen 10 uiel in Der SfniIe 5t If,rei.
benz"
g.: % nein. aber Ser Warm, Der
BORT an Der Strabenede tiirfiiten so.
mig p~erfnuft, bat mir elm Stiid SO.
Mig uerlproden, penn ih Inn meme
mtSgeidriebeneu Sefte bringe. 0u
mlB i6 Idnea nod einrge Sefte bon.
H6retben."
Sebrer: .@er bon elld) farm mir
eInen belonoers miloen @inter men.
nen?"
Sdyiiler: Gas rpar i'm Sabre
1914; GA mar Der Serr 2ebrer iedls
@od)en lang frauf."
2ebrer: ,gllio, meme ainoer, ole
Scare u~nieres Sultptes irtb ge5Gblt."
S6iiIer (reiBt lid ifneu ein Soar
uus): Ygtln, melfe drummer lit Dies,
Serr 9ebrer2"
Sebrer: Gas, mein Steiner. lit
9hrmmer ems, lnb Dies lit 9atmmer
Spei, 6rei, bier" erproert Der Sch.
rer, inoem er ieoesmal benz loien
9ergel ein Suar mts5iebt. SO
lpiqit blt et1pu Die Slumne fennen?"
SdJiiler: vIu peb; aal rpeb! nein,
Serr Sebrer!"
Soberer Shiilcr a.: Gent Dir.
Der Serr Yroieiior iaat ms belite.
Die 6ortihritte Der @iiieuidaft ieien
10 m%ultberbar, oab man ben ltntfang.
baS @cpidlt, Die @ntfermutg zines
Slaneteu aiisretnet fam, Der Iil.
linncn BON Sriiroen entiernt it,"
Sdptler g.: oNsirflih biibit,!
9lber mos mir piel mlmberborer
iheilrt, it, Dab man iogar Die 9anlen
biei er @eitirne crfnbren fonnte."
9ebrer: .,Nlin paB mol an, ga.
tob! @erm i6 bier bier gter bin.
lege, itrb on lcgit nod, brei oa3li, wie.
piel @ier iiiro es bam2"
Sdifler: .Abcr, Serr 9ebrer, if)
fam bod feline eier lesen!"
- - -
Sie Sipiel.
Tetger: .SGben Sic benn al, sic.
Ter Wltrit et1pns ailSSlicsen, Serr2"
$err: ga, Die 3ipiel iiro mir
nidt redt."
@esser: SO! So! @ar,m
oenn2 Scoe @urit bot bod 5rpei
Spiel"
SEER: .Ius itJon-aber Ole bier
iirlo mir bait 5l nnbe beIelrmnber."
Scbr einfad).
a.: n@em i'd MIR piiBte. mes.
baIb MAJ auf bcn 5burm immer
eincn Sabn biniteat2"
g.: nEaS lit BOD bodit eirfah.
Stellte nVan cin Slbn bin, 10 miiBte
es ia. rpern eS legen ipiiroe. Die gier
h~errbfaIlen laiien unb ie wiirben ser.
brcden."
- y y
Warnm bas Sible ipcint.
aontg @ilbelm bon @iirttembera
girg emit nit ieiner 9emablin unS
beren SoIodmc bllrt oie StruBcn Der
Staot ipa5leren mo ieine Spei mel.
ben Spiee tlmmelten iih hlitig nm
lie hcrum. "a gcrpobrte ole aonigin
ulIi Der StraBe einen weineroen alpa.
ben. Otit lanbeSmiitterlidcm @c6l,
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@arum bas gIble iucint.

aontg @ilbelm BON @iirttemberg
girg emit nit ieiner 9emablin ultS
oeren SoIbdmc bitrd, oie StraBcn Der
Staot ipa5leren uno ieiue ppei mel.
ben Spite tlmmelten lid hritig INN
lie hcrum. "a acrpobrte ole aonigin
mri DER StraBe einen Weineroen arra.
ben. Otit lanbcSmiitterlifem @obl.
pollen iragte lie Den anaben: Bib.
dJel, marllm peiuit on benn?" Seine
autuort; beftiges Shludseu. Gle
Soioame legte lid ms Wittel mo
fraate aleihTalS Den anoben: .9hn
oeurL Steiner, warm lpeimt on?
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1916-10-28

whenever the Township Committee shall
deem it necessary, it shall issue an order
prohibiting for a certain time therein speci-
fed all dogs from running at large on any
or all streets, highways or public places in
said Township unless such dog be led by a
line or chain so as to prevent them from
biting persons on said highways or public
places, which order shall be published in
some newspaper circulating in said Township
for one publication.
Section 5. Be it further ordained that any
police officer or special policeman of Egg
Harbor Township or member of the Township
shall have power to kill any dog,
which may be found in the Township with
out an owner or keeper, and which may be
running at large, provided that such dog
cannot be safely taken up or impounded,
and no dog shall be subject to molestation
under this ordinance or under any order of
said Township Committee while on the prem
Uses of its owner or keeper, or while held or
led by a chain or line by any person.
Section g.. Be it further ordained, that If
any fierce or dangerous dog, known to be
such, shall be found at large in the streets or
public highways of this Township or upon
the private premises of any one but its owner
or keeper, and shall annoy or endanger any
person thereon, the owner or Keeper thereof
shall pay to the Township of Egg Harbor a
fine as hereinafter provided.
Section 7. Be it further ordained, that if
complaint be made and filed with any Justice
of the Peace residing in Egg Harbor Town
ship or the Township Recorder, that any dog
has in any manner disturbed the quiet of any
person or neighborhood, or has bitten a per-
son within said Township, and that the per-
son so bitten was not trespassing upon the
premises of the owner or keeper of the dog,
the said Justice of the Peace or Township
Recorder shall issue a summons returnable
in not less than two nor more than fifteen
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1916-10-28
AN ORDINANCE

To provide for the annual registration of
dogs, regulating and prohibiting their run
ming at large, and providing for the i'm
pounding and killing or otherwise dispos-
ing of dogs and fixing certain penalties,
and to impose taxes on the owners or keep
ers of dogs.
Section /. Be it Ordained by the Town
ship of the Township of Egg Har-
Dor, New Jersey, that every owner of, or
person who harbors or has the custody of, or
who keeps a dog within the limits of the
Township of Egg Harbor, shall report to the
Township Clerk annually, within thirty days
after the first day of January in each year,
his or her name and address, and shall give
the name, breed, color and sex of each and
every dog owned or kept by such person, and
shall pay to such officer the sum of one dol
lar for each and every male dog and one dol
lar for each open bitch, and cause such dog
or dogs to be registered for license in the
office of the Township Clerk. who shall fur
nish the owner or keeper of the same with a
license tag, the shape of which tag shall be
changed each year and shall have stamped
upon it the year in which granted and Egg
Harbor Township D.. L., and also the num-
Der of the tag, which shall correspond with
the number of the license issued to such
owner.
Section 2. Be it further ordained that the
Township Clerk shall keep a registry book,
entering therein the name and address of the
owner or keeper, description of dog, and the
number of license tag issued, for which SER
vice and other service required by this ordi-
nance the Township Clerk shall retain out
of said fee the sum of twelve cents for each
license issued.
Section 8. Be it further ordained that ev-
cry dog shall be provided by its owner or
keeper with a leather or chain collar to
which said license tag shall be securely fas-
tened, and every dog shall be muzzled or
kept in close confinement upon the premises
occupied by its owner or keeper for a period
from August LIST to November LIST in each
year. No dog shall be permitted to remain
within the limits of the Township of Egg
HArDOr unless Registered. licensed and npQpd
and muzzled or confined during the aforesaid
period, and any owner or keeper failing to
provide such collar, tag or muzzle or to keep
said dog confined as aforesaid, shall be sub
ject to the fines or penalty hereinafter pro-
vided.
Section 4. Be it further ordained that
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days, and upon the return thereof said JUS
tice of the Peace or Township Recorder shall
hear and determine the matter and If it shall
appear that such dog has disturbed the quiet
OF any person or neighborhood, or has bitten.
any person not a trespasser ON the premises
of the owner or keeper of the dog, the said
Justice of the Peace or Township Recorder
shall have power to order said dog to be re-
moved or killed and shall issue AN order to
the owner or keeper of said dog to remove
or kill said dog within twenty-four hours
from the time of receiving said order, and il
said order be not obeyed within said time,
any police officer or special policeman of
Egg Harbor Township or member or the
Township Committee may remove, impound,
or kill said dog.
Section 8. Be it further ordained that the
word dog" as used in this ordinance shall
apply to a female as we'll as a male dog.
Section 8. Be it further ordained that
whenever any penalty is IMPOSED by this or
dinance on the owner or keeper of a dog
upon conviction of any violation for which a
penalty is provided, before a Justice of the
Peace residing in said Township or the Town
ship Recorder, a fine of any amount not ex-
ceeding twenty-five dollars shall be imposed
upon such owner or keeper or Imprisonment
in the County Jail in case of failure to pay
said fine, of one day for each dollar of fine
imposed.
Section 10. Be it further ordained that all
ordinances or parts of ordinances inconsist-
ent herewith are hereby repealed, and that
this ordinance shall take effect Immediately.
Passed and approved at a meeting of the
Township Committee of Egg HarboT Town
ship, New Jersey, held October 21. 1916.
JOHN H. SMITH,
Chairman Township Committee.
Attest
CHARLES l.. SMITH, q
Township Clerk.