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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-05-28
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Der Gilenmartt bdt bon isber oIs
Barometer Der ietpeiligen @efndftss
IQse geeoItsn, neil dies, mas BON 81
fen pner @tobl iif Die @rnnblnge. Die
ttdnifden WitteI Der inbuftrieIen Arz
belt biIhtt. lIno oa Der Gtubltruit
biefen Marft bsberrfdt, tann man
ieinen porIiegenben @eiddftsberibt
fir ods erfte WierteIiabr ppn 1903
ipobl aIs Mabfab fir ben aIsemeiz
nen Sang Der Gefddfte annebmen.
TemieIben aufOlse iinb Die Hettosgin=
nabmen bic seringiten setptfen, Die
felt Dem eriten Nierteliabrsbetrieb in
1904 au per3eihnen iDaren. SIN
Sabre 1902 bate Der Meingetpirn
$37,000,000 betragen, ais aber nah
Der oamaligen flotten 3eit elm mase=
reg Sabr fam, itellte er iih fiir bic err
ften 0rei Mnndte BON 1904 auf nur
$13,5O0,OO0. Tann fam pl0blit tpie=
Der I9pungbafte 5bGtiafeit uno in
BEN nit SUM 1907 abidliebenOen
Sabr mar Elm grtras BON $45, 800, :
OGO errei1t, Der bDdfte, Ser in Den
Biihern Der aorporation bisber au
peroeidnen getpeien. Oas nit Sep
tember fdliebenbe 8ierteliobr srsab
nod $44. 100000, Damn aber tam ser
4rah unb Der Hsinsetpinn fiel duf
$32, 100000 uno fir bas erite Bier
teljabr bieIes Sabres bat ct iih auf
nur $18,229,0O0 belaufen. Das lit
,peniser als Die 6dIfte bes i'm erften
@iertel bes porisen sSsabres eetbanen
@ei9dfts uno bleibt um fiinf Millip=
men binter ber sIeiden periooe BON
1905 suriid.
Cine nod oeutlidere SGuitratipn
Der @efddftslaee sibt Der 9lusneis
iiber Die eingelaufenen 8eifelhngen.
Am I. Mpril lautetsn nieIe auf 2iefes
1Ing bon 3,756,858 Sonnen, ppr eli
mem Sabre auf 8,O43,858 ppr brei
Monaten auf 4,642,533 Spnnen.
8eifere Nusiidten eibt Ger geri9t
iibsr 8ertbeiluna oes Neinertrages
nah Monaten. sssm esanuar fumen
$5,000,00O aur 8ertbeilung, i'm 6ebz
Titor $5, 100000, i'm Mdra BON ST.
466,00O, mas immerbin einen Iuf=
fdmilns erfeben ldbt, nobel mod au
bemerten 1T, oab pdbrenb bes 0iers
teliabres 81, 100000 als Heferpe fir
befonbere 9fusgaben 5uriidbebalten
ipurben. Die 8erpalter bes 5ruit haz
ban0elt, in Ger flotten 3eit ssnug 3u=
riidSubebalten, um iiber Die {dlehte
hinpeg5ufpmmen, Die als syoIse bes \
3ufommenbru9s i'm lebten 6erbIt
eintrat. 3ueute fam ibnen babel aud,
Dab fie traft ibres Monopols Die
preife in Der friiberen 6Dbe beibe@
boIfen fbnnten, 70 bab in bieier Be-
siebnns teine Ginbube gu erleiben
mar. Die Nnlusen 3inb in better Orb
nung sebalten unb 8orbereitungen
fur Die Submit setroffen iporben.
DAB Die Oibibenoenrate fir bic ae=
ip0bnliden Mftien Common stock
nidt berabeefebt tpuroe, ldbt erIeben,
bab Die Setter Before 3eiten eriporten,
an oenen Der 8orausfsbung entIprs=
henb audi i'm alIeemeinen oie &C.
fGdfte Mnteil baben tperosn.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-05-28

i Dd&ie &tita Ndubs MT 8atl11ip0tlt
/ 3A b<IieIIsn. kSD lam ez bob iii
j syabre 1906 iii Ganpteit ilnatfSbr
500. .O0ha NIT @dluDoIIe bspfldnst,
fpdbrenb bei otr breiiGbrigsn MetbDot
nur 4OOO O00ha bdmit be{ianoen ipaz
rem unD 200, ,OOOha anbtre Nnbe1,s
| frudts gttrngen bGtten. lin ben 1os
ben in nieie1n gr0bsrn Mabffube All
beorbeiten. bs0drf es elmer fpeitdus
grDBtren 3nbI BON 1oustbiers dIs III
@aDpten iiberboupt lebt. Die qrpbe
Niebfende Dnih Sabre 1903 BAT ben
Beifuro an Dhien febr Derminoert,
,no man 1T bet Geudx Biz bsuie mod
tiiht In alien prppin3en 9err geipors
ben. 10 6o6 ies. NIT ber Belrbtitnng
beg BDnens i1leht genue onsfob. Die
6olge tpdr, bab fhon Die Musfdof et..
mas nldngelbdft, in bieltn sydllen audi
gu fpdt Dor fi6 ging; Bel Ser rafden
@ermehrlns Der Mnbaufldhe fpar oiea
au9 niht anbers mDgli1. Dasu fam,
oab nidt nur bas bette Gdatgut perz
tpenbet tperDen fonnte. fDnbern auh
mitteImGBise unb ielbit minberiper=
tbige, mas nit Miidfint auf bic gr=
baltuns ber sliten QudIitGt bate per=
mieben iperben miiifen.
gu Ben tpihtisften 9ilfsmittelnsoe Der
gaumipollfultur eebDrt eine CUTE Bs=
ndiierung. Die prDpin3en bes e9Dp-
tifhen Deltas finb III 8e3irfe eii1eez
theilt, benen bos NiltpaKer ssuppen=
ipeife auaefiibrt miro, nm cine aleih=
mdBi9e 8ertbeiluns Der Derfiisbaren
Wdfiermengen at geitatten. Go
tommt es Dor, bab einem 5tiif Qano
oas Muiler 5eitipeilig abgeIhnitten
miro llnD ppr= lino llahber iiberfliiIs
iiee Mengen 5ugefiibrt iperoen, bic Der
goben gar rlidt aufnebmen fann. Gs
1T allo nur Elm 3ufall. ipenn bic
pflanae in ibrem Mahstbum gerabe
bann bas MaFer benDtbiet, ipenn es
ibr reidlih auflieBt, uno in Der 3eit
fein Woffer breuht, no Der .3ufluB
absefdnitten 1T. Die Waferfrase lit
in gsppten cine 2ebensfraee. nno
penn aud Der Neaieruns ipesen oes
jebt berrfhenben neutrality-suspicious.
tein gortpurf gu MAIDEN 1T, 10 tit bod
au boffen. bab biefes 5piten auf eine
before @runoldge seitellt iperben
miro, iobalo Die Stauoammarbeiten
in Sher=@sppten uno fpdterbin aud
Die i'm Suoan ipeiter fortgef9ritten
iino. Selbit Bel aipeijdbrieer Jrudtz
folge fDnnen quite Grfplee er3ielt iper-
Sen, tpenn bic rihtigen MaBregeln.
0ernebrung bes 0iebitanoes, reht5ei=
tiae Nusfaat BON ailsf6Iieblih gutem
Saatsut uno ridtige 8etDGfferung
ansetpanbt iperben unb Dem 8ooen
cine eeniigenbe Menee pon oreanifhen
Stoffen 5ueefiibrt miro. Dies se~
fGiebt meiftens bur9 8unitbiinger,
Salpeter in perfdieoenen JDrmen.
MGbreno Bel ben @etreioearten oiefer
tiinftlide Diinser ausseaeidnete Mir=
fung ausiibt, lit fir Die 8aumipDlle
Der natiirlide Diinaer ipeitaus Dor<
tbeilbafter. Naan empfiehlt baber, al
len porbanbenen natiirli6en Diinger
MIR fir bic 8aunllpolle, fir Die 3tpiz
iGenfulturen rei1!ich Salpeter gu;
pertpenoen, Der bann inoireft fir bie.
1lIhite Baumpollousfaat tpie natiirz
Iicher Dinner pirft.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-05-28
agpnt gnlnt annn.

Der Dalai Cana BON 9ibet lit irpb
pieberbolter Mufforoerungen Der pez
finger Resierune nod INNER niht
mad 2ba{a auriidsefebrt. 9eitbem
Ct por ben gnsldnoern BON bort flo1,
bat ct iih meiftens in Der MDngolei
uno in ber propina &anfu aufsebalsl
ten. 8ielfah miro angenonmen, ler
getraue iih nidt nah 2baiia auriid,
neil er fiirhte Die 1himpflihe 6luAt
babe ibm in ben Muaen Des Dplfes BON
Sibet gu fehr aefcbaoet. 1nldngft but
er einise 3eit in einem sroBen Rloiter
unipeit BON Der Staot @ining in Gan=
fu perbra1t, biz i'm Die Guit anipanz
eelte, ben beilisen Berg bon Mntai in
ser propina 6haaii gu befuden. DaSu
bpten iih linn 5pei Wese, elmer quer
bur9 Die Mii1te uno her anbre iiber Die
0auptitrobe in Der DDrtigen 8egeno.
Die berf1iebene sr0bere Orte beriibrt,
tpie 2antfhau, Sianfii unb 1aipuans
fu. gr fpdblte ben alpeiten Wes nur
unsern, obglei1 ct bequemer mar, Deil
es iial fir ibn ais einen lebenben
8ub6ba eigentlih riht ee3iemt. unter
alien aus Stein ober 9ol5 gefertisten
bpaenartiaen 8auperfen, tpie es gum
geiIpiel Shore iinb, binbur93useben.
Mie es beibt, fDn er fi1 fosar al, ben
Generalspuberneur oiefer probin3 nit
Dem Gr5u9en eetpanot baben, alle bera
artigen 8auperfe, DIE auf feinen Mes
ge idgen, lpee3urdumen, banlit er 1ibt
baourh bebinDert tpiirbe! Ser Gene
ralgouberneur ION auf biefe 3umuz
tbung geantiportet haben, es tpiirbe I'M
algemeinen bequemer fetn, tpenn bie
sebeiligte Perfon oes Dalai Qama ben
Meg burh bie Wiifte nebmen tppllte,
neil es bort feline Sbpre unb fonitiae
untpilfommene MDlbungen .gGbe, Sic
lie bermeioen miibte. gSie oen1 auh
fein mDge, iebenfaus bahts Der Ganer
rdlgpuperneur niht baran. Elm @5to0tz
tbDr feiner Hefibena 2untidau nieber=
reiBen gu lafien, als Der Dalui Qama
bort anlongte. unb auberbalh Der
Gtabt Der Dinge ipartetc, .oie ba fomz
men follten. Ct erbielt ei1len Beiuh
bes GeneralepnDerneurs, oen Ct erpis
/, bern mubte. Mah einigem @hipanfen
beauemte ct fd fhliebli9 bod ba3u,
tDie ieber anbere 6terblibe Ourh 0as
Stabttor all aeben. Muf bie1er Meiie
miro Der Dalai Qdma BON Der hine5ia
lfAen Resieruns betpirtbet. Die 9eamz
ten duf Der @trede baben alfo fir i'm
uno feine gan5t 8egleitung au 1orgsn,
tpas feline Rleinieteit 1T, oa er 400
! 2ente um iih bat nno auberoem fit
ocs Gepdd 0iefes 3uges ettpa 900 Raa
meele fpipie 300 pferbe uno Maultiere
n.itfiibrt. Menn ber Dalai lama eis
ne 6ine5if9e Gfnbt beiuht ooer iie1
Derldbt. fo benubt ct einen araafeieI
| DDtl faiferlih gelber sTdrbe nit ad,t
SrigerT. @pnit reitet ct Elm ftfDnes
uno itattli1es RcB. Dos NoIf auf
ben etroRen. Die Il beriibrt, muB ntes
bertnifn. mer es niht tbut, ipirb boz
SO dllfgeforbert, unb tpenn 0us feinen
Erfolg fat, bdnn bennbt man lame
peitfden gegen bic inbrtmd BioenQeu-E
| K. Seine angebl liMsil decentralization
Rrdftt boben 0fn Dalai Qdmu fetnfS.
lDess Dor ben 1Iattern 9ef6iibi mas
tart nuf feinelt, podennnrbiaen @eSith,
f 81 febtn iIt bd3 iii iibriaen eit.eR
sbnen uab iuttl tlliosntsn Gin6r,t
| rIceb ss 81
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-05-28

Das mafhen ipattirter
Gtsppbeden. On bds Wnfhtn,
BON 9tepbeden ipagen iih nensgs
6ausfrauen, ba lie befiirhtsn. etfnas
babel peroerbsri su f0nnen. Wenoeti
man Bel einfaden nit nathborti'
WplIenz ODER 9aumippllenitcffen bts
aoaenen Deden Fplgenbe Reinigun9sz
Wletbooe an. 10 lit bic 5ads lstd1t a!t
beperfitellieen. Gie 5teppoeden ,l'so
am beifen ein3eln in ldniparnlem
5eifenipaifer su poihen. Daranf legt
man lie in faltes, tpeihes Wafsr NM
l1bt lie iiber Naht 0arin iteben. Mm
nGdIen Morsen lit Die Deds nos'
lihit out ausauiorinsen uno ausSus
oriiden, Damn bdngt man iie aum
grodnen auf. Da iid in ben gnoen
Ser bGneenben Dede bus Wdiier, oas
in Ser Watte auriideeblieben TT, l,a@
turaemdB anlainmelt, 10 mihen o1e1e
nahtrGalih nod Dieoerbolt uusae'
briidt iperoen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-05-28

follte nj in@ fla n
se in einen ala1irten 9opf Ieben, neil
infrIae ser @laiur oie 2nFt feinen
3utritt au ben Muraeln hat uno lebs
tere balo faulen, porauf bas betrefs
fenoe @eipGhs at @runbs sebt. Wlu
man iolhe @efdbe benuben, 10 itelt
man Die pfldnae, lpelhe IN einem ge@
nobnlihen 9opfe iibt, NIT Dteiem IN.
sen glafirten 5opf auf eine untsrlase
bon fleinen 51erben; Damn tanr1
nints paSliren.,
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-05-28

gaufbutt lit nur snr Mifhz
una Bel I6iperen nno talten 2ehTs
ober gbonbDben perfpenbbar. Der
&oIf oes Boufhuttes bat lange r1lht
Sic Wirfuna unb ben Mertb, tpelhe1
man iSrtbiimlih ibm 5apetit.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-05-28

Mufben abren8pon Mi IA.
min man ber Mild BIB au1n anotrsH
Suoe Sen frifhen Gefhmud bsfDuAs
ren, 70 fohe man fie unftr beftdHOtz
atnl Miibren ano ldife lie n . Dem 4
alsibtn @efGB, tb<nfolIs unter Hub
1tn itnb Sllirlen, srfoIten. Mdn fnilIs
sen Sopf bier5n in faltts Wai1er ittls
len. ous man n1ebrmdls trntuert.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-05-28
ljaas. mo claoD|irl6ldjatl.
3mitbsIn iDsrbtn hnrn lsid,S
teS Mnrdu1trn bot Dem aeinasn sf<
f6iibt.

NIunfQtmpr0tnt 5teIlen
an GheDipffIeiorn biirite man NIT
.niIbtm Geifsnpai1er, III bns Elm fpt<
mig GdIminfgeiif segofftn nurbe. GS
aeniigt Elm balber Gbetl0ffel bon Gdlz'
miuIgsif auf Elm Quart Waifer.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-05-28

@efdmoIsents Gett, bas
bsrfekntlih auf ben sSuBbo6en Doer
cinen uageftridenen Giih perihiiftet
ipir6, begitbe man fhntu nit fdltem
Woitr; es gsrinnt bunr unb Dermag
niht tief in ous 1Ol5 einaubrinsen.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-02-06
Other Local Items.

Many school children have measles.
Councilman e. c.. Pearson has the
measels, aud is real SICK.
IFS snowiDg-of course it is-tbat
nasty groundbog saw his shadow.
William Sweeten is moving to Mr..
Merritt's house on Morris street.
Charles P. Budd will have car load
of Maryland COWS here she last of the week.
1T is real pleasure to be able to say
that Mr. Clement Reeves is much improved
in health.
H. S. Atwood & Bro. advertise re-
duction sale of furniture and carpets in
this paper
"A High street housekeeper found some
Jassamine blooming in the open air on
"Wednesday.
Every member Of Ployident ConcIave,
Imp o. H., is requested to attend the
meeting to-nighs.
George Hanson lost his only horse on
Tuesday. Is was found dead in the stable
in the morning.
MIR. Simon killed his hogs on Tuesday.
Mr.. Simon raises garden truck under sash,
and goes TO market every week.
William j. Thompson had fifty-one
men gathering ice ab Lake Martha Yester-
day and with nighs and day shifts
Mr. L. C. Green, of Poplar avenue, has
purchased the Thorpe property ON Centre
street aud will occupy Is about May LIST.
The last Grand July was working
body, and some are uukInd enough to as
sers that it was Democratic $50 many bills
returned against Republicans
Benjamin G. Smith, young man em-
pluyed III Coomb's barber shop, and son Of
Gobtlelb Smith, had an attack Of appendi-
cltis last Saturday. Ib was his FIRST attack,
and his physician has him out again,
"A few nights ago tnieYes visited the
YARD of Mrs johnson on Glassboro avenue,
aud stripped ciothes line. The CLOTHES
belonged TO some other party for whom
Mrs Johnson was washing.
Former City Clerk, John E. Estell,
slipped and fell heavily on the pavement
III front Of A. S. Wilson's store on Cooper
street last evening The ligaments of his
legs we're seriously wrenched. and he will
be bed fast for several days.
On next Tuesday evening, in the Town
Hall, she strong Reading team Of Reading,
Pa, who are the Independents champions Of
that state, will play she Woodbury. team
This will be great attraction The price
OF the admission will be 25 35 and so ces.
MIR w IL Dufield, OF this CITY, direo-
tor of the Clayton concert band, has been
awarded the oontraet TO furnish the music
in the clty pavilion for the coming season
at Ocean City. for ten weeks beginning
July Sd The band will also play shere
during Easter season.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-02-06
Annual Meeting.

at the Annual Meeting OF the Gloucester
County District Society for the Prevention
of Cruelty 80 Animals. in Woodbury. held
January 3Oth, the following officers were
elected to serve for the year 1908:-
President-Miss Hattie p. Kirby.
Vice President Mrs. F. B. Rutherford.
Secretary and Treasurer = Miss L. NJ.
Flanagan.
Veterinarians-Dr. Basset Kirby and DR..
T. B. Rogers.
Attorney-Mr. F. B. Davis.
Board of Managers-Miss Kirby, Mrs.
Rutherford. Mrs B w Andrews, Mrs III.
L. Hustled, Miss Flanagan. Mr. F B Ruth
erford, Mr.. E Taylor, Mr.. w. 7. Cozens,
Mr. ] G. Heaton.
The Society has eighteen agents in the
county.
The sincere thanks of the managers are
hereby rendered to them for their efficient
service during the past year.
Thanks are also rendered to the public
officers and public press for courtesies ex-
tended and TO the members and friends who
have aided by their support.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-02-06

John Donnell, a former committee man, Of
the Republican party.
Osher indictments were against Norman
Bird and Edw. Young, colored, for assault
on Justice Upton. They plead guilty, and
then Young plead guilty 30 an indictment
charging carrying concealed a revolver.
Harry Gibson. colored, plead not guilty
TO an assault on Baird Jones.
Wilbert Brinkley, colored, plead guilty
TO assault and battery on John j. Magee.
Robert White, colored, plead not guilty
so larceny of $3.50 from Alex Brown
John Ramsey, white, plead net guilty to
stealing trolley wire.
Thadeas Stevens, colored, assault with
intent.
Edw. F. Duncan and Louisa Brown
Miller, alias Louisa Duncao, were indicted
on charge of fornication.
William Bilger and Joseph William, lar
ceny.
Dayis Jones and Firman Gamble plead
guilty to plain larceny from Whitney Glass
Co., at Glaisboro.
Chas. Schlump, Evan, felonious assault
Plead not guilty
The trial of this class of indictments will
begin to-day.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-02-06
Educational Meeting.

County Superintendent of public schools,
Prof. D. T. Steelman, by letter dated Feb.
l, last, invites the Boards OF Education oil
Gloucester county and the members of the
County Teachers Association to a joint
meeting in the Court House, Woodbury., on
Saturday Is, 1908, at 8 80 a. m. Follow.
ing is the program of the days exercises
SiDgiDg-AmerIca.
Scripture Reading followed by the Lord Is
Prayer.
Reading of the Minutes of the Last Meet
ing
Report OF committee on Resolutions.
Address-The Troublesome Pupil our
Opportunity, H. G Dixon, Supervising
Principal, Woodbury. schools.
Duet-Selected, Misses Rose NJ. STRAIT
ton, Lulu Kuhnle, Paulsboro.
Address-Industria Education, Mr.. T.
D. Sensor, Of the State Department. Of Pub
lie Instruction, Trenton.
AFTERNOON SESSION. 80.
Vocal Solo Selected, Miss Lena d.
Cooper, MerchantYilie.
Address - Sense Training, Mr.. j. S.
Grim, Kutztown Normal School, Kutz-
town, Pa.
Announcements and Discussions - New
Course Of Study, Summer.
School of Agriculture, Recent Legisla-
tion, etc. Roll Call. Lunch will be served
in the Chapel by she Y. L. H. M Circle Of
the Woodbury. Presbyterian Church, twenty
five cents. The piano used on this occa-
sion is furnished bv the Blasius Piano Co.,
Woodbury., N. ].
II is earnestly desired that every Board
Of Education in the County be we'll repre-
sented, and that every teacher will be
present. D. T STEELMAN,
County Superintendent.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-02-06
Entertaining and InstruCtIng with
Stories.

A girl living in neighbofhood where
there were many children discovered that
her chief accomplishment consisted in tel
ling stories. She called on the mothers Of
these little friends with the result that a
story-houl was organized, in which she both
entertained and instructed ten to fifteen
children each week with carefully selected
series OF stories-myths, historical facts,
and simplified tales from our oldest and
best writers. Each child was charged the
modest sum OF ten cents an hour, which
netted the storv-teller pleasant little sum
and returned the mothers sense Of safety
and satisfaction for the expenditures.
From The Girls Oson Circle of The Circle
for February
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-02-06
HuRFFvlLLE.

Josiah Eldridge has sold out his
milk route
Daniel P. Williams moved from Gren-
loch into the Erickson pFFcnerty on
Monday.
Miss Nettie Epley was agreeably sur
prised on Thursday by receiving a gold
watch and chain in honor Of her birth
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood B. Hurff were
somewhat mystifed when a few Of
their relatives and friends came walk
ing into their home on Wednesday af-
ternoon bringing with them the me-
cessities for pleasing the appetite, and
all enjoyed a bounteous supper But
the surprise did not end here, as in the
evening number Of young peonle as
sembled to remind their daughter,
Vera, OF her birthday, of which the
whole event was to commemorate. All
reported a jolly good time.
Mrs. John w. Cant still continues to
be quite sick.
A fine quality of six and six and
one-half inch ice was harvested on
Tuesday and Wednesday.
Herbert Hurff draws the reins over
a new horse
William B. James win have "a pub
lie sale of personal property on Tues
day, February 11th, and will move OF
the farm into his residence In the
town,
Misses Alice and Ellen Carr, Of
Philadelphia, spent few days last
week visiting Mr. and Mrs. Joseph d
Hurff.
Jerry Pearson was given the old
Woodbury. ire department horse <for
its keep.
Mrs. Elizabeth Bakiey was buried III
the Methodist cemetery on Wednes
day.
Although not previously agreed yet
some Of the farmers exchanged q por-
tion Of their property on last Sunday.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-02-06
peDa,ckTowN.

Freeland Sparks moved from she farm
into town last Friday. Cnarles Dennis
follows him on the farm.
George Weatherby has moved on the Al
bert R,sner farm that be recently purchased
Davis Stanley will move to Swedesbore
next Wednesday.
daughter was horn TO Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Full, January 30 '08.
The body of Mrs D,aybo,d, whose deatt
occurred in philadelphia .st saturday, was
brougbs 80 this place and inferred in the
Bapslss cemetey Services were held ID
the Baptist Church.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-02-06
Appendicitis. .
From Newark News. ]

The shades of night were falling fast,
As through Jersey village passed
man who seemed to have the Rout:
Yet, as he limped, we heard him shout,
"Appendicitisin
A woman followed close behind,
Her face with marks of illness lined,
Wrecked by some fat reducing powder,
Loudly the lady cried, and louder,
'Appendicitisl''
A tottering youth came slowly by,
With shufd & feet and wafery sye
Spreading a breath OF rum and smoke,
Defiantly the young man spoke,
Appendicitis"
O fell complaint how many crimes
Thou cloakest in these wicked times.
Truth had no show to Sc again
When thou vast broug bit to mortal ken,
'Appendicitisi'
Should my appendix ever burst,
Come on, ye surgeons do your worst!
Call the disease care not what,
But never tell me have got
Appendicitis
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-02-06
In MemOrlan.

Titus-In loving membrance of our dar,
ling, Margaret E. Titus, who departed from
this lite Feb. Ssh, 1907, in her third year.
Another little lamb has gone
To dwell with him who gave,
Another little darling babe
Is sheltered in the grave;
God needed one more angel child
Amist his shining band
And so he bent with loving smile
And clasped our dariines hand.
MOTHER and FATHER.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-02-06
tuberculosis Exhibit.

There will be an exhibit in the second
story of Association Hall, Glassboro, from
February 8th to 18th inclusive, under
the management of the Local Board of
the New Jersey Association for the Pre-
vention and Relief of tuberculosis.
Exhibit open all day and evenings. All
persons are earnestly requested to be
present and learn more about consump-
ton Everything free. 1t is the duty
every physician owes his patients to Wis.
it this exhibit while in this vicinity. On
Wednesday evening, February 18th,
Professor Lawrence Flick will address an
open meeting in the NJ e Church,
Gassboro. Admission free. We would
like to see the church packed to over
flowing.
E. MORTIMER DuFFIELD
Secretary.
Dr. I. Halsey will lecture next Monday
evening
Vineland Grange unanimously passed q
resolution calling on the Senator aud As.
semblymen Of Cumberland county to vote
for the abolition Of the county Equalization
Tax Board.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-02-06
Local OptIonIStS Busy.

The friends OF local option are busy, and
many petitions are being sent 60 members
Of the Legislature. In the house last night
local option resolutions were presented from
several Presbyteries and from residents of
Sussex and Salem counties.
[True American, OF Feb. 4.
Where are the Gloucester County local
option petitions.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-02-06

If Prosecutor Rogers succeeds in breaking
mp She political speakeasy and the bribery
Of vosers shat proceeds thereffom, his name
will deserve place in the Hall Of Fame.