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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-07-09
@pma @nitof % @eiier @iibelm

mpocs. Sra Berlin telegrofereS Den
6te SuIi; Seller @ilbelm og Song
@uitof al Speriae msotes ioag
Sosnit5 pao Gen Hiiaen | a~nleonina
Den hsitioeliae Iabning al ben npe
9anpi9rgeforbinoelie meaem Sas'
nit5 pg Sreaebora ! SpoInertge,
bporpeS belle S%ernbnnetog fan befor'
ores oirefte ira S%poiperi9e til Eplf'
Iono oa omoenot. aeiieren bar leo
iaoet oi ire al fine Winiitre, oeri'
blonot lloenrigsminiiter bon Sdon,
oa Song 8iitoi bar pg'aa leoiagei
al ilere WebIemmer al lit &abinet.
Sc TO Ionorfer meo lit Ssl9e in'pi'
cere6c Ell al DC me SampfPrger,
booreiter &eiier 8ilbelm gap 5ro'
foIt ombpro paa "Soben5onern" til
9erc for Tin fongeliae iucnife 8ipit,
aciiereu ubbroate her Song 8rltaIs
Sfool % uotoIte oct Saab. at Den
me SGreeiorbinbelie / bsi 8roo pil'
be iremmc Souoelen % Samfoem'
met mellem &c TO 2anoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-07-09
I Ycricn er ser otter urolie

Z Ecriicn or Ger otter uroligt.
SopeoItaoen Seberon er belt ontrtn'
oct al Rcuolutiousormecn, % ct In'
arch Fan penteS naariombelit. :
SenbooS, oa observation-disclosures bar
Is IiI fra Sppeoltooeu, ienote Den
brittle oa ben r~iiSiiife Seianot en-
aIporIig Ibpariel til Inisrerne %
loo Dem pioe. of bpis DC trGngte oi.
bere irem, ioo pilbe eli ircnmeS Sn-
terueniion bIi Heiultatet. Ianoag
iporeoe observation-disclosures Infsrer
meo ct llltimotlrm, bpori ban for
Ionaie, OF &c rusiiife trooper sie-
bliffeIiat ma iorlabe Eeriie,, og Of
Scr | Seberon birtiat bnrnes ct MT
oa mere Iiberalt Miniiterium. =
aiebmrnS % SuSeiere | Seberan or
arebne al en- paniif SfrGf. aae Sor-
retninsshuie er itrrtst % barrifaoe.
ret | Iaapeutc al Sump | 8ooerne %
GIpubrins al 9peu, en- aioeling
rliSiife trooper err paa Bel ira 9afi
i 3uufuius til Seberon | Teriien.
men DC bor Srbre til life at 'inoIaoe
Iie / aamp meomiupre lloIanoinaers
Sip os gienbom | Scberan er ! 6are.
Wen fommer De blot / Hrrbcoen at
SprsrSarmeen, lan Tan ct Sammen'
ltsb ncppe unogaaes.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-07-09

Abe SHIi er bIet fQISt "2onSets
fore Sfierbog" poagruno al Sc man.
&c uIpfteStiIiRIbe, Der iom RegcI bar
Ieoiaaet 6eiriHaen al oeuue Dor 0itn-
brenbe 8~ribeoSoag. Saar Ter Oct no
iii, at 5eiringen at 3ngen tiI0eIS bar
foregnnet paa en- mere oproig Naa.
De. 8iiinot er Der mango. iom oeinu
inar er fommet tiIfabe oe6 uforiiatis
Smgnna meo @rp~Ioiipitoffcr, os 40.
fi1ige er br9bt, men oct er BOG life
iaa golf, iom BET bar paret ! tioIisere
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-07-09

-
'ensssnnen-, iOm fnbes afbibt Der, n en- mOberns rSarmet gIapas
Wet n0sa hsuenoe aR0bel fOm New Home epmafinem, mO Tassn1k d
aAe DeHrss sooe % ubauhsIe at ale bes badrise GsenNaber. Der q ~
aRaaaneHs s0be Gsmaaber fSt mango ne Ssrbebrmsn. ism nsbsenbsus moe
st<e ten til en- aRaRfme a fMae atasf.
IN q be fsfe Gprhis INN er tngh eer "New Home" aeaRinea q
en at ben eter ct Positive Feed, tbt Der life bebspes npaen Sier eur
spring frr a ma mufanen til 1t artebe. On anoen belOs Gurbebrtns, ism
mart pa bhe paaf5suu4 at Gnbnxr, INN benpHer geafsnal &c a feed. Der e
iaakhes tpnfzuent at ben Tan bepes % irnes peb en- fmpel sRbretnins, uhn
at souns Hersrde' mb the feed dog. Den sank aRaabe at rsukre bemns
Clogs @aFne pa. Seb 5rdp at Sfrrr, iOm habofot the feed dog til the
feed bar. bar aab msbpn gannsisbeber tbi beriOm bet ne btp foreiaset msb
RdasAsbb. stne the feed dog euten ramme gm. ser gasfben at sQaoi.
piabet er o9aa ptoe the feed bape niaun.
waphnen arbdber let % naHsn lpbLsh yeoalebarren r rumb, men Sssp
qator2eat adjustable bearngs) pafht neb gilt bullet stper mere eO a.
miubeas eRbborbb, % bpsrseb Moaeborun baoer iRanb til lansere 7b at
arbebe nbu DIP ntn at TMs. Raar shHen saar tp5i gaahu os osnnem
4sRea e. Crertraaten Fan budht str. at ben abre fan braHss. agafsnen
draber fig tc baabe sre o. nebx Eraab. % arbeiOer automaiR aben Senfpn
iii let eMr iOavt Grbebe
1Suspenrsn- bruser bobbet zraab % Iapr lock stitch. Den sore
1raab fires He fro Spoie. uben at trabs gtunem ct eMr Tne Suuer fn
ben mar Maalsst stpMen ireber fig ido; ben tan habes Daure Os n let
at foraaa. Wadien er selfsettng. % ian ahna lite f0es fiaeis.
Bel bbert etns tratss bsse Iraabe fat iaumn % luHss aeibhn al
Zsst % Stnsene siGss berpeb fufbenbt fnf % iuioaanbis ems poo besss
eibr at 9dst. Raidnen er forfpnet web LIFT Saanbbinl tuorpb man Deb
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-07-09
"SyffeIise" 2lrpineer
aampen ON Gbandarbs Tense.

lDNSS lobSApctb wv W DNNAS
megen 8eliignelie peo be mango Wil-
lioner, iom Sr. Gbauharo bar efter-
loot fig; bans Sopeoaroinger faar
en- p9rre Webfart af Dem, Der intet
bar facet, oe De andre arpinger, be
pe~loeoise Soreninser os Berionalet
| Noga5in on 2ounre, ligger | "a.
benIps Strio I'M beres anbel, iom
be poa ingen Waaoe er tilfreos meo.
Sen eneite, Der err belt tilfreos, er
gbau6arSs samle 1ortner, Der gni'
Der fla / S9nocrne oper i'm babe
Wiaion; men eners itr9ffer man ira
ale Siber SGnberne no for of faa
Sinere | nogle Suiinoer al De mango
Genge.
Sen tioIigere Winiiter 2epglies,
Ser bar orpet Is Drill. Srancs, bar
life faoet 9op til I Stilbeo at glaoe
fla oper ben pIuoieIiee 8igbom. Set
paaItaaes nemlig - og bet Ter itarft
no til, at set er ianbt - at Stsrite-
belen af oisie is Millioner er rem og
Ifinr Detailing forbi Sr. 2eeeues /
fin Sib ifaffeoe fin Sen Gboufaro
sgresIegionens Storfors. "Matin"
fort9ner, at Gbaudarbs Seitamente
oprinoeIis iaa sanife anoerleoes no;
Der bar fra fsrit af te%itamenteret Ra'
ga5in on 2onpres 8erionaIe 8 Wfil'
Iioner, mebens ct meget fort gntal
peIgisrenbe Selifaber par betpnft
meo Gunner, Der for en- l9ngere
aarrpffe pilSe boIoe Dem ffaoeslsie
for Sapnet af Gbaudarbs i9opanli'
ge oarIige 9iorag; oeiaa Sr. Sen
aues pur meb ben Gang, men Der bar
riatianof fun tilt9nft bom 8 Wiaio.
ner.
Ien / guguit 1907 = to Gage
efterat Gbaudaro baobe mootaget
ggreslegionens Storforts, blep Te'
Itamentet forinpet meb en- Silfsiel'e,
Ser pnorebe bisie 8~eitemmelier paa
en- aonIfe opiistspGffenoe Maaoe.
2eaaterne til Observation-Disclosures
ne foripanSt fuloitGnbig, cg arben
til 8erIonalet / Iaga5in on 2oupre
imeIteoe fra s iammen til intaa 3
@iaioner; men til 8iengiRlo ipll'
meoe Sr. 2epeues arpeloo iaa op
fra 5 til 10 Riaioner.
Oct er ret uatlirliet, at Der at
bisie 4ienbseierninger bliper oraget
SIutnineer, iom or alt anoet emo
imigrenoe for Sr. 2epsues, napnlig
naor Se bIiper lat / Sorbinbelie meo
set ,Saftum, at oct peo be beremtc
9eieuners, iom Sr. Gbouharo bolot
at at eipe, aItio por Sr. Sepeues,
fom boIot Salen for Gbaltaro %
bersmmebe "oen itore Silantrops
SortieneIter" paa en- Waaoe. Der life
aItio par Iiae imasfuIo. alt bette
bIiper ~tiIiammenlast til ct Rortr9t,
Ser init life er Hatterenoe, men otlt'
nof cueroroentlig peltruffet.
Seller life Gbaudarbs Winoe bit
Der boIbt ioa bsit / 9gre, iom BON
Iiffert i fin 2epetib bapoe baabet;
oct er fonItoteret, at ban bapoe en-
Gel iattiae SI9stninee, iom ban gap
en- temmeIig bnnbif 9ebanoline, %
Tom ban let life bar t9nft paa I 1T
Seitamente. Otter bans 0so amer.
fienber maj fun en- Sortieneite hos
BAN: ban. itorllaaebe &iinit.@ane til
9oupre. Muieet. glt onoet, bans
SIio, bans sgrlisbeb. bans SanSels.
talent er sanife slemt.
Taa Gbmldaro befrRfteS Der
SmSbeoen | en- bersmt llotulelie al
en- anSen mooerne Silantrop, Der er
Ianet itsrre emo Gboudoro, nemlig
Gmerifoner. MilionGreu Carnegie;
ban bar ioet. o. @boudaro bill penoe
ria | lin Gron oa eipe BAN Het oert:
8iaoom err CT Sorbonoelie, raar oen
+rpSar ! (goeufiprfinhpNeuS Sieueite
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-07-09

Senri eemoinc, ben frantic Stor.
Ioinoler, ion unoer Jo~regipenoe at,
at ban finbe iabrifere Giamarter 40
femiff 8ei, beorog Sir Sulins @er.
mber, 2eberen at &c Beers Claimant
fompani, for umaabelise GUNNER,
blep | Manoaes osntt til fer aars
Sustbus % en- NuIft al 5000 6rcs.,
meobeles fra Earis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-07-09

3 SGrtrpf al "SiSsifriit for Gen
norife SGgeforenins" bar ui iaoet til
ienbt en- intereSiant Aibonoline on,
"alimatetS SnoilpoeIie poa DC no
nnnorebe RoroeliropPere og iprIia
Gor6mrno / gmerifa" al Or. 2.
GorIien, Spring @rope @inn. 6or-
fotteren bar giort pGroifuIoe Sogt-
togelier pnn oct n9onte Self, %
ifient enfeIte al bans aonfIuiio,er
nioaife enbuu life fan afcepteres iom
belt o~fgierenbe, ioa bar Dc iliI0t arap
pan SpmGrtiombeo % pil uben
Spil fsre til ~fortiat llnberisgeIie at
oet | zig ieIp iao intcresiante emne.
Or. earIier beaprber meo at refcrerc
enbeI ltotaIeIier oneancnoe Sogen al
Or. u. S'MaIlcp / "american @eSi.
cine" for Hopember 1908, og bpori
poopescS, at "alimotet | be SoreneOe
Slater bar en- ubeloig SnoflpbeIie
pan 6olf, iom fommer fra Den moro
Iigite SeI al europa. oe at set iipr
CT ben fore NoSie Of SolpS, iom
bar en- soelGesenSe Snbpirfuine pau
benz" Ser bcnpiics til oen aierbs.
%aierning, "ot Der / Den cipiIiiereoe
geroen iorefommer Here SeIomor6
SUM, Garets Ipicite 0ioaneS, eno
December, iom er ben msrfelte Moa.
neo | aoret." @runSen BERTH pr life
fsrit % irenit @armer, iom man lei
flnbe forcitiue iie, men oct intenie,
i%iItra.biolette ems ffoScIige SnbfIp.
belle poa Oct memeffeIige 2eeeme.
garmet bar forspriet ~natarIiapis
pgiaa lin Snouirfnins paa 8orbolSet.
ligeiaa ben itGrfere ginterfuIoe |
Gmerifo. HeiuItatet er, at Sen IND.
bunorebe Taee beaenererer | fpiiif
Senieenoe ieIp | Den noroIige Del al
De Sorenebc Stater. Scrpau aipes
faa forifieaige GrempIer. anpeuot
pao DC norife | gmerifa timber Or.
Gnrlien, at Oi$ie SiIitanSe bar bcpir.
fet en- itaoia 6oIfepou6ring moo
geit. Solonierne | Sitcn og SpSen
piIbe life tripeS; "ferit mar man
fonrmer til 8iSconiin. oct noroliac
Soma, Miuneiotn og DC 10 Iofotacr
timber man, at DC rorife fan gisrc ia
9lrloenoe. Get Ter iaolcOeS uo,
iom ON Dor acknowledgements life
itr9fter til, ierenO ii iiuSer 2uit. o.
SpsforbpIO, Tom noacnImSe paSier
I'll Dem, hi or puut til biemmciru."
- WteoenS Scr unGsteIia er nleget i
berne Sbeori ioo ipiaer Sog cgiou
iom befien6t mango andre No.
menter inb ue0 @eiporeIicn al
SpsrgsmonIct ON, boorior Se norifc
fortrinSoiS bar itPunet moo GorS %
Bet, % oiaie Womcnter bsr iclu.
fslgeIig fomlre / Sctrogtniug. Set
Ter for os ogian no, iom ON 6oriot.
tcren fommcr Iiot for Ictoiu0t I. Gr.
Ill oen Slutnina, at 3or0mpn0ene /
Sairuis rcIatiut life pier iig iou
itGrft giploenSe Tom / pi5ie andre
Stater IGnaere &eit % ON Maria.
gen bertiI. Sau en lila GooItouo /
oct belle iigcS at boIoe Stiff - OF
berom ton ser 10 SiiputcrcS - iou
bar BET iifterIi9, inIiaIO oeluiS ogioo
fin @runN i 6orboIO, iom bperfcn
Sommeroormcn cIler Soapiet bar
boOt nogen SnoiIpOeIie pno. SmiS.
Iertib er Del soot, Al et for port Golf
iaaoibt oigti8t SpergsmooI iom oct.
Or. GnrIien Der bar piet lin Spmerf.
iombeb, bIir grunoia uSiorifct %
hrsitet fra IG8cuibcuifa5cIigt Sob.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-07-09
sprit siloius GitermanS iom tpf

GigSfansIer err enonu life innoet.
aeiieren bar faIot til iig General b.
@eoel, @eneralgunernsr | glias.
2otbrin9en, men bet er mulieens
bare for at bsre bans @aao, ba ban
er en- enmmel, perionlig Ben al aei-
ieren. en- anoen, Tom n9uneS | Sor.
binoeIie meo aanslerififtet er @rep
BON Monts, Den niip9renoe tpite @e.
ianot | Som.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-07-09
Sra uolanoet.


WDt YlDobab ! GaSIanb. 5ro
2embers | @ali5ien, llngorn, meooe.
les ON bIooiee Sprsr | Y~esarabien
! Oct ipopeitlise Huslano. Store
F~ebeIbobe aneriber @ooscier,e oe
~forfsIger Ssoerne, bporai omtrins
700 or blet br9bt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-07-09

Scrpeb taller iea for RubbsritempeIet;
BET er en- nptiia Sins for enbper Tfunh.
Set bar en- sos Sremie mee "Seccrat'
Soften, OF iea baaber. at ri bill iaa fes
re IienenSe. Ct soSt Hptaar til Secs
rab'Yoiteu- 90 SericuaIe.
Sdns NieIiou.
81. Yoeabontas. Sa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-07-09

Hfeip af en- aummsrue fan funbfe UaRfnerkt mebeus gpoten fproes. Den
Ar bt Arn, im Teennsen utr, buiHet gtmr COB Rlabs for 9Gets Sadubts
tma uhn at ehe ben ct iIanra ubkenbe, Den bar bernaa en- autOmatf spsss
0Mbsr (bobbin winderl Der ea fa filter os paaGbeie I FIN gine1 a a
haarne nanbet sppIe bill bare en- rmuHsbeb.
~ sSn nssanm fee COB, as 0s e, E sissans iaase IL TS Ssaisa til Trsa asssas
al Mbpr Heubt Sorbebuns paa bette Dmraabe. Oct anuenbh ira n at bebHs
gefaHenteb % fnuit frrarbibeL 2asrtueea os ubimpfninsen a fGRe Saanss.
esnsbiutet % abe Be blauie Dele al Raittnen er fnatt poeret Os RudaRlehe
xn, 6perpeb be fndr ct net % imaafufot ubNanbe. Gesuben brnoes Ball Bear
ing til eUnsbnkt % paa besse eaber al Goshphs, % asuiatt en- at naar
man tar 8etet at Naihneu os ieher Suiebatt tsana ul bette lbe runbt msu
cnb tppe Ganae, mebenS bet paa andre MaHuer bar tunst upf reb at ga ire
Sanss gOrOe n IaSst at Os.srrst FRO ianneniat AZ NJ iOrataies Sag
h1m~b man hr opnaaei br1 Stpe % forbmort m Erect fan 1aa fe.
dRaRfnens Sobfpfe e. fuipna mb plated castors. Serbebe staaltapps
bob.r grip5nkt % the treadle plate. builst gr at GRafdnen rMioer me-
act Ietne enb eurs r TiffeIhet. Den bar anererefe os bbne Attachments
Tor alminbens % (fancy) ssn. Gu uoisnts SnhruttpusbOs, trt bet nOrfs
Pleasantville weekly press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1890-1911, 1909-10-23
COMPULSORY LAW MUST
BE COMPLIED WITH

/ Members of the local Board of Edu-
cation are united on one particular point
at least-that the New Jersey law, which
makes regular school attendance obliga-
tory must be enforced in this Borough.
This decision was reached at Monday
nights special meeting, and Immediately
steps were taken to bring down upon
parents and guardians sense OF the re-
sponsibility they owe the children i'll
their charge.
The State of New Jersey has given
every Board of Education full power to
enforce the Compulsory Educational Act,
therefore the local body of men is simp-
ly carrying out measure that is for the
ultimate betterment of every pupil IN
the schools, the elders or parents them
selves, the town, county, State and Ma
ton.
Blanks have been printed for the use
of teachers and new truant officer ap-
pointed These forms should bring re-
suits, provided the officer is persistent.
One of the blanks will enable teachers
to keep daily attendance records; another
one is notice that will be served on
parents unless they comply with the
Compulsory Act. If they do not and
persistently violate the law they shall
be adjudged disorderly persons.
While the Borough's schools command
large enrolment, the attendance is
far below that of other years.
Pleasantville weekly press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1890-1911, 1909-10-23
Local "Toiler" Upholds Socialism

| people of Pleasantville have in having
County, State and National laws made
| in their interest?
Now let us use our rnle again, re-
membering that Socialism means the col
lective ownership and collective manage
ment of all industries, and you will real
ize how little those communities could
practice Socialism.
Mr.. Mallock says THE desire of each
to possess in accordance with his own
powers OF production, and to retain for
himself such advantages as his own ef-
forts have gained has its deepest roots
in marriage and the passions of the in
dividual family, and that, therefore, i'll
order to make Socialism possible, mar
riage and the individual are the ultimate
factors which must be eradicated."
The desire of each to possess in ac-
cordance with his own powers of pro
duction."
Reader. left to your own powers of
production, could you make a pair of
shoes. raise and kin the cattle, tan the
leather, mine the iron, make the nails,
hooks and eyes, and raise the cotton to.
make the thread to sew them! When
you think of it, your own powers OF
production are limited.
There was a time when a shoemaker
went into the market, bought his tools,
made by some one else, bought his leath-
er. killed and tanned by someone else;
used nails and thread made by someone
else, and made pair of shoes which he
owned. The production of shoes by the
individual has given way to production OF
shoes by many individuals, in factories,
by machines, the advantages so gained
going to the owners of the machines and
factories. Individual production and own
ership in shoes has been displaced by
the workers in the shoe factories collec-
lively producing shoes for the owners
of the machines You will find this true
of other industries.
The Socialists want those things col
lectively used, collectively owned, things
privately used, privately owned. When
the people shook the private ownership
of the old turnpike publicly used) for
the profit of a few for collective owner
snip vi Il DcttcI IOdu lul use tliu .Nou nv
tice your religion change from a Chris
tian to an atheist? As farmer, being
obliged to use the road often, did it make
any changes in your marriage relations
with your family other than to keep in
pocket for your family use what you
formerly paid for some owners family
to use?
To those of you who are married: If
you were part owners in all the indus
tries of the United States and got the
full product of your labor which the
Government reports census bulletin l30)
to be over $2.4O0 in wealth each year by
using modern machinery, do you think
it would destroy your religion or break
up your home?
To you single men: Would it keep
you from getting married if YOU got the
full product of your labor? For produe
ing over $4,000 in wealth each year
the overage skilled mechanic gets $437
and common labor $4,000 annually.
Under capitalism: This present sys-
TEN. DR.. Charles A. Ellwood, professor
of sociology in the University of Wis
Pleasantville weekly press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1890-1911, 1909-10-23
PRESBYTERIANS GAINING

At the annual convention of the New
Jersey Presbyterian Synod held in At
lantic City, it was shown that during
the past year there has been an increase
of 1888 members. Presbyterian Sunday
schools in New Jersey showed gain Of
2.7lO in attendance Presbyterians in
the State contributed $74,254 for mis-
sionary work, an increase of $1,000 over
the last annual report. Foreign church
es supported by the New Jersey Synod
showed gain of 1900 in membership:
New Jersey leads the country in lib
eral giving for Presbyterian missions,
with Pennsylvania in second place. Dur
ing the year the synod received $I2,O76
and exended $6,333. The convention will
take up the matter of readjusting the
lines of the Presbyteries.
Pleasantville weekly press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1890-1911, 1909-10-23
1eigf6orRooa 1oreA and 9erAonoRel

Edwin Collins has been ill forS some
time.
Miss Annie Barret is visiting friends
in Phila.
Arthur P Ryon is having a new resi-
dence built on Park avenue
Miss Elizabeth Alden il visiting rela-
tives in English Creek.
Miss Ray Lake and Miss Dorcas En-
glish spent last week in Phila.
Miss Elsie Adams has been ill for
some time at her home on Verona ave.
Mr.. & Mrs. Albert Whitehouse have re-
turned to their former residence in New
York City.
Mrs. Agnes Andrews. Miss Risley and
Miss Carrie Risley have returned from
Wilmington, Del.
Mr.. Clifford Shinn has sold his bung-
allow on Greenway avenue to Mr.. and
Mrs Fred Wrenwick.
Lawyer William 1. Garrison i having
his handsome home on North Main street
remodeled and enlarged
Mr.. Samuel Ireland is having the
grounds of his handsome residence sur
rounded by an iron fence
Mrs. Job Stebbins has returned home
after undergoing treatment for several
weeks in the Woman's Hospital, Phila.
Capt. John E. Blake is having dou-
bic brick dwelling house erected on The
lot adjoining his home on West Jersey
avenue.
An address was given by Attorney
/ a+ hn
rally service Of the Broadway NJ. E.
Sunday school, Burlington, on Sunday.
Arrangements have been made for
Teachers Institute to be held on Friday
afternoon and Saturday, November S
and 6, in the High School, Atlantic City.
Announcement has been made of the
marriage Of Miss Katherine Meils, ,of
Egg Harbor City to Frank Enderlin, Of
the Board of Freeholders. The wedding
vii ltake place on October "a.
Mr.. and Mrs. Webster Price enter
tanned the following guests at dinner
on Sunday: Mr.. and Mrs Peter B. Ris-
ley, Capt. and Mrs. David B. Fairbroth-
er. Misses Lavinia Risley and Mary
Reynolds, Messrs. Clinton Risley and
Earl Fairbrother.
The annual meeting of the General
Lafayette Chapter, n J. D. A. R., will
be held in the assembly hall Of the Car
negie library, Atlantic City, on October
%, 1909, at ii o'clock am. Invitations
have been issued to the General La
fayette Chapter, d. A. R. by the State
Regent Of New Jersey to attend a rel
eeption given in honor OF the president1
general, Mrs. Matthew T. Scott, at the
Woman's Club, East Orange, on Fridau
October 20, 1909, at half past ten. a.
luncheon will follow the reception.
A delightful birthday surprise party
was given to Mrs. Peter B. Risley by a
large number of friends on Friday, Oct.
Is. Those who attended were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Somers Lake, Mrs. Sara Siekler,
Miss Hattie Frambes, Mr.. and Mrs
James BIackman, Mr.. and Mrs. Horace
Risley, Mr.. and Mrs. John n. Risley,
Miss Reba Shourds and Mr.. John d.
Steelman of Atlantic City; Mrs. Sarah
Boice, Miss Boice and Miss Lorine Boice,
Of Abseeon; Mrs. Lydia Lee, Of Ocean
City; Mrs. Emma Ryon, Capt. and Mrs.
d. B. Fairbrother, Miss Cornelia Fair
brother and Mr. Earl Fairbrother #
this place.
Pleasantville weekly press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1890-1911, 1909-10-23
CENT A WORD

Absecon Rent. Broom Cottage and
barn; five acres of land; good dry cell
ar. Apply VIM. Bowler, 22l0 Allan
tic avenue, Atlantic City. 6
Reliable white woman wants washing at
at home, or days work. Mrs. d. Pow
ell, Pleasantville. 6
For Rent-East Park ave-; rooms; pure
spring water. Apply A. P. Ryon, Park
avenue and Shore Road. If
Good Horse, Carriage and set harness for
sale, Orr. 24O7 Atlantic ave-, Atlantic
City, NJ. 6
Five Acres oil Land for sale cheap for
cash only; near Pleasantville-at Me
kee City. l3c
Houses for Sale-twq Apply Lake &
Risley Co.'S office, Shore Road and Rail
road. tt
Corn fodder for sale. Inquire Hill, Wal
nut st.. Northfeld. &c
Cabinet Organ, in good condition; So.
Apply Mrs. MN. Townsend, Absecon Sc
Bicycle Wanted-Secondh hand: mans.
Address Braun, Weekly Press office.
Pleasantville weekly press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1890-1911, 1909-10-23

consin, says: AT the present rate OF
increase in divorce, one-fourth OF all
marriages will be annulled by 1850, and
by 1890 one-half.'
Socialism is simply applied Christ
ianity, the Golden Rule applied to every
day life. The present need is growth
in that direction. Prof. r. L. Ely, U.
of Wisconsin.
"They shall build houses, and inhabit
them; and they shall plant vineyards
and eat the fruit Of them. They shall
not build and another inhabit, they shall
not plant and another eat; for as the
days of tree are the days OF my peo-
pie, and mine elect shall long enjoy the
work of their hand. Isaiah, IS: 2l-22.
Frances E. Willard says: Socialism is
Gods way out of the wilderness and in
to the promised land. 1t is the very
meat and marrow of Christ's gospel. 1t
is Christianity applied.
Study it!
TOILER.
Pleasantville, Oct. IS, 1909.
Pleasantville weekly press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1890-1911, 1909-10-23
FIELDHOUSE & HILTON
NEW OWNERS OF OLD STORE

1t is claimed that the best way to
keep good acts i'll the memory is to re-
fresh them with new, which saying is
not to be taken in the nature of re-
lection on the last member of the fam
Gus Ryon family to conduct the general
merchandising business at Park avenue
and Shore Road; but it does serve as "A
good introduction to the successors Of
.he family line that hes been in business
at the corner for 40 -Messrs,
Fieldhouse K Hilton.
Nearly two score years ago the now
venerable Pardon Ryon began business;
he was succeeded by councilman John f.
Ryon, his son, who in turn relinquished
the reins to his brother, Arthur r. Ryon.
For the last ten years the latter has
conducted the store, to the satisfaction
Of a large trade, particularly in the
southern section of the town and in the
territory adjacent.
Joseph X. Fieldhouse, the junior part
ner of the new firm, is son-in-aw Of
John NJ. Hilton. The latter is well known
in the oyster growing circles of the couu-
ty. Mr.. Hilton does not intend taking
an active part in conducting the new
business: he will be -'the silent partner