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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-18
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(elephe Motpsrn, %. 2dursIpiIe, 8.
panola 5bpmpion. %, Carthage, 8.
|Wm. grnoforo, %, Sronton, 8.
! IRA 0enrn, 80, Cincinnati.
iSIaue Rannbeimer, 43, GIarf Ctr.
lGlisa R. Saiuss, %, WoInut Str.
lSamuel GoI,sr, %. 9eepport, Sp.
Sba Wanoeu, 21 Rihmuuo CTR.
|gepree Zen, %, 8sIttppoo aps.
lMinnie Stofisrs. Is. YIeuiant Ctr.
5arrp Reumann. q, SbilIito Ctr.
6enristte Gspes. %, goen ape.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-18

Sinoet am 10. Scbrmar i'm Teutidcn
glteubeim ftatt.

Die iIreunbs Il. g0unsr bes Seuts
fGeu Qltsnbeims perben tpisosr eins
mai Geleasnbsit srbalten, ibre5reuroe
ihoft fir bisie UluitsranftuIt ourh
bic Shat su betunoen. Der riibrige
Gamenpersin bat ndmIif auf Sums
tag. 10. Gebruor. cine llnterbdItung
nrraneirt. gsIsgeutIih peldsr auber
guhrs aud nod 800" uHo Domino
sefptelt tperber iou.
Ten gliidlihsH gefpinnerinnsn urb
9etpinnern tpinten ishr hiibihe preiie
uHb bic geranitaItsrinnen geben iih
Der 6oifnung bin. oaB oieSreunoe oes
4ltenbeims in beuen Shuaren berbeis
ittomen tperhen. Nm 0a1mittag BE-
sinnt bns Spisl um 2 llbr uuo oanu
tperben ois1amsn uutsr iif1 Iein, tpdbz
reno su benz SpisI am 4Rnb, oas I'M
Z llhr istnsu 4niaHg nimmt. au6 bic
berrsn erpartst peroen. Selbftreoeno
tuiro fir grfriitungen in Der umiih=
tidften msiIe Sorls aetraaen psreen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-18
Cpier oes Sd)nesitmrms
German 6aneiamp ioot nni Stm
Seitenipes Iieseno anigtiunSsu.

5erman 5dnetamp BON Ro. 1925
Glap Strabe. Gin Sdanttsllnsr fir
ben Dtrtb 9sorge Saiob an Court.
nabe Sim Strabe. puroe aeitern Wiors
gsn an Der IL. Strabe, fpeftlib bon Der
giHs Strabs, ais gsihe auf benz Ssts
tenlpege liegsno aufgefunner. Die uns
bsimlite entoedung tpuroe BON 5rant
HuHsa, Rp. 1905 IaIte Strabe. uno
Wm. 8edper. glo. sos g9eIt 2ibsrtD
Strabe, eemadt. lie tsipsn ertaHnz
ten in sinsm Shnseboufen Die umriHs
elmer menfhIiden geitalt uno fanoen
bei ndherer llnteriuhung bic 2eite oes
6ane;dmp. Sis glaubtsn nod aez
bensseidsn in bem Gorptr Su enioedsn
uno requirtrten sinen BatroItpaesn, Ger
ben Wann nnh Gem Soipitdl bruhte
Tort tonnte ieooh nur Der beretts elm
sstrstsne LOB tonltatirt ipsrpsn, iporduf
bic Qeife nah Der Wlorgus aebradt
tpurhe. Spdter ftellte iidh Q. WdIing
bon Der court uno Sim StraBe in Der
Moraue ein uno ioentifisirts DEN lob
ten ais Serman Sonetanp BON go.
1925 Clan StraBe. oanstamp bate
aeItern Wioraen gegen 5 uhr feline
Wubnune perlaNsn. um iidl 3ur arbeit
su beaeben. Ssine geihe fpures crit
sipei Stunoen ipdtsr unter benz Sf,nes
aefunoen. Der Wldrn mar erit iiirss
lih bon elmer idltpsren Rrantxit gene
fen uno nod ishr ihFpdd1. Da an Der
lsihe tsinerlei mertmale BON 9epoIt
aefunoen iperosn fonnten, iit Der gos
ronsr Der aniidt. baB 5anetamp In
ieinem seItipddten 3uitanns pom ben
llnbiIesn Der Nitterung iibermdnnt
iDurcs nno erif,0pit Suiammsubrdf.
sseDsnfalls Itnrb er zines natiirlifen
1coes. Ter 8eritorbsne biHterI1bt
feline Wittips uno Ied1s ainhsr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-18
yereitefter Sef6fmoroperfud
Nrbeitsloiisfeit psrIeiOet Oem 0g
Slump eas yeben.

Der "a Sabre olte 5nustnsht Sem
m Slump pom 30. 20 Ueit 13. Ctr.
unternabm gsftern yiatmittaq sinsn
Selbitmorouerluh, peIter 9unt Der
rehtseitiaen Gntoedung DereiteIt psrz
ben tonnte. Die Gntoedun8 purbe
BON Der WGfherin fSrdu Shmtot gez
maht. 8ieie arbeitete in bem 6uuie
uno b6rts, aIs ne ar Der 3immertb;ir
bes Slump por6eitam. ldutes 9Th
nsn uno 5dmmern. Sje 0FTnsts bic
5hiirs unb funb ben juHgsn WaHn
auf benz GuBbcoen liegeno Oor. Slump
rief ibr gu, lie foQe itb sntferner, pa
sr Tterben polle. yr1u Stmipt teIs=
p6onirte ItIeunisft Der goIi3ei uno
patrolDaqen go. 3 brahte ben &C.
bensmiioen nab bem 5oipital. 1ort
CAB sr gu, feds Sublimat 5abIets
in einem 8las QgaTer aufgeIjit
setruntsn gu baben, neil sr teine grz
bsit babe finosn t6nnen. Inter promps
ter Qnpenoung Der Wagsnpumpe 9sz
lang ss ben 5oipitoIlr3ten balo, ben
patientsn auBer Gebens9efdbr gu
btirlen.
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zterbiidfeitsberidt.

eecra. 5elDmann. SO Sabre. 95O
2nur.i Str. Ulassntrebs.
Sduelins wtad. 8 gaas, 170e
6ishlano 4ps., 6srslsioen.
gIiadbeth Wober. So Sabre. s59
Yprt CTR, 5nqutIt in Ships6e.
Sdngling 5arBsl. cine babe Stuns
be, Jriihseburt.
Selsn golpen 6arbsll, % Sabre,
Blue 2lTb, g., Wotenbett.
9ioIa Samuels. 20 Sabre, 434 30,
7. Ctr, S6ipinbIuht.
Caroline Rsikr Rubl. 77 Sabre,
1896 plum CTR, Wfl1entrbs.
SdasIina Winpeats. 81 1age,
Shipddae.
8riosei Jlsrrid. II Sabre. 264s
Columbia au.. Jndusit in Shpebe,
Jasob Dates. 81 Sabre. 2717 gbsn
Avenue. Sdpinpiutt.
2aureita Wolle. 3 monats, 1927
Wefipooo aps., llutsrndhrane.
Narp Wiuliarien. "a Sabre. DtIi
8. Str. 6irnbluiung.
2ouis RebbsbaIe. II Sabre, 218a
Bud Gtr.. Ritrenieinsn.
Wiinnie Wtonroe, 27 Sabre, 204
MuIbrrp Ctr. 5hfpinbfuft.
Jsnnit Gchrnn. GA Sabre. 447 CFi
s. Ctr, Qeb<rsrtbs.
Catherine Ablers, 81 Jahre, 1927
GncantOre Ssrabs, Meningitis.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-18

glifForb o. WaIter, 9ertGuTer fiji,
Die Gigorrsnfirma gopo & Diuters
on Der 8. StruBe. ipuroe 9eitern un.
ter Der antIaee Der 8eoroburg mil
elmer Seusripuffe nuo oss ShIeBens
tnnerbaib Der Stdotgrenseu Der rbaftst
Die Stduung Der 5irma Iieot binter
Dem Suben uno gren3t an sine guen
Rebendn beftnbet iih oas Doaren
baus elmer MISUNDERSTANDING be-
rem AngeitelIte geItern Rahmittdq init
Dem IblaDen pon 5difern beihdftigt
tporen. Walfer, pelfer dnaeblid1 IL
mas dnestrunten mar, gerietb nit ben
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-18
ltnparteiiidJe NihteripabI.
eefretdr Infe bonn Sienersabler.
persin beiiiruoriet oifielbe Dor BEN
2egisIatnrsa saommitiee.

SetretGr 5ute pom Steusr3dblers
Derein lit gsitern pom Columbus 3us
riidgetebrt, tDo er Dor benz aommittse
fir Wa5Ien Der Stddts 2egistatur
3u 8uniten elmer gorlaee plaioirte, bic
cine WabI pon Hihtsrn uno fSriss
beusrihtsrn auf einem unpartsiifhen
3idet i'm auge bat. Die 9eiebDors
ldgs berlangt, Dab bic Dabl Der RID
ter uro 5rie0eHsrihtsr in dbnltfer
WeiIs bon Statten gsbt, fpie bas be-
rsits jeBt Eel Wablen fur UiitgIieoer
oes S6ulratbs Der 5aa 1T, b. +. bic
Ramen Der aanbioaten eriAeinen ohne
Rennung ibrer partsi3ugeb0risteit
auf Ieparatem Wabl5ettel Der GIN
cinnati guIineB Wen's Club nabm i'm
Dergangsnsn Sabre cine oerartige NIB
itimmuna ouf pofttartsn Dor uHo
bRrbei itimmten fait ale Ulitglieosr
oieIes groben aIubs oafiir, bel Wdbs
len fir pas Ri6teramt rie purtsi aus
benz SpieIe gu lafisn. 6srr Rbeins
frant aus 5oleoo theilte osmielben
Sommittee nit, bab oas 8drrsdu isis
ner Stabt einItimmig fir pdrtsiloie
Rihterpanl iei. Der Giusi9e, Der Der
9orldge i'm aommittee opponirts, tpar
Der friibere Ssnator Weit pou GoIums
bug, bod piro bas aommittee oie>
Islbe einitimmig Der Qeglslatur sur
Anndbms empishlsn.
5err Jute iiberqa6 Senator aubl
aud, cine gorloae, Die perIdn1t, odb
bic BsrFaiIung oss Wliami uno Grie
aanoIs BON elmer Sngsntsur aoms
milton unteriuht lperoeu iotle. DIX
Gommiiiipn piro bann in Der ndhiten
SeiIion Der 2eaislatur bsrihten t0ns
nsn, 10 bub bunn cine intelligsnte
Qustunft oariiber erpurtst iperoeu
tann, in pie nett es mogIih lit, osn
Ganal 10 3u 9sItaIten. bdB sr anItatt
zines 6inbsrnifss Elm Russn Tsir
tdnn. Ssndtor Subl osrIpruf. bic
0orldge sinSursihen, od er ielbit sins
6eNsre gsriperthun8 beg 9annls be-
fiirportet.
Qoriibsnbsr Sbdntlano pom Som.
mittee fir Shulsn BOT nm bic Wllt:
lptrtung cts 1teuer3dbleroersins an
! ieinsr gorIage our 4bifaiiung ber
Staatsfisusrumlage fir SduIen. Gs
| 1T lpobI nitlt n0thig, 5u idasn. BAT
| 5dmilton Gountp bieie Yorlage untsr.
| ftiiten lptrn. RAD tonieruaiiper, Sab:
lung bat Cincinnati lis. .18S Stul'
timber, allo 25,000 Shultinnsr peuis
| ger, dIs ss i'm Sabre 1908 nad I'M
gsfG1rer S6oBuug auf5urDsEien bate
GleDeldno SGhlts l45, ,935 Shulttnoer
srbdlt alio fir beren gr5iehung $50.
| 900 mebr aIs Cincinnati. Ia fir is
oes qinb ron s bis 20 oSdbrsn $200(
| sejablt irsrosn, 10 fpiro Cincinnati n
bisism Sabre $4,000 peniger srbdlt
Ten, aIs i'm 8orIahre. als mir uuget
| fGbr $4,000 msbr eIH3dhlten, als
mir erbIeltsn. Wir psrIleren alic
ourh oisiss uumooerus SpItsm mshl
uis $4,000. Rspr. SbdntlaHo's
9oes III bic. oaB ss beiisr iei. Die fiir
ShulitelIsrn iollettirten Gelosr in
gcuntp 3u beluiTen. auitdtt iie err
mad Columbus III ienbeu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-18
Sooesitur5.

0ag 80 Sabre aIte 0ienitmGo6en
Selen Slpomberg, pobnbaft glu. 1925
gBulnut Strabe, erlag seitern Nbeac
10 llbr i'm ftGottiteu 6oipital oen
gerlebuneen, bic Iis iid am H. 5ebr
i'm 6auIe ihrer 0tenitberrld,uft, No,
80 6optius StraBe, suge3oqen hate
Sie mar an genanntem gage eineSrep
pc btnuntergeitlir5t uno bate iih aus
Der unberen 9erlebuH9en etnen SuI-
tenbruh 5uaeSogen. Der Coroner tpiri
eiuen Snqueit abhalten.
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Weburfen.

sSobn unb Caroline asnnson, 1907
8retuftsr 2lne., Elm anabe.
Games uno 2nttie {oeportb, 1881
goleruin 4be.. Elm anabs.
Trso uno Joa 5bieIe, 1921 Glmor,
Str, Elm Wdbhtn.
Qutbnn uno sennis Goldberg, 1914
9ine Ctr, Elm Gnabe.
Boris rno Sopbia Shsur, 923
Barr Ctr, Elm Rdbtsn.
Daloo unb Rora 8por, 934 Stot,
aoe.. Elm anabe.
albert uno Bertha Dsib. 154e
plsaidnt Ctr, Elm Gnatt.
Sohn unb 2lnnd Soroan, 211 81
Qibertp Str, Elm anobe
Soitpb uno Wdrgarst grusftIs, 1055
4uTterliB Str, Elm Rdbhsn.
Gem unn 2inieStanblsp, 533g ban.
ming Str, etn Wldohen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-18

sieb nad) fnrser Jags oingfsit ge.
madDt.

Ra6 ouTregenber Sago pur6 ben
tisfsn Shnee, an fpelher ii6 gegen 80
Wldnner unb Gnaben bst1eiliqten, qe=
lang es eeitsrn bem poIi3iiten Sn.
suds, ben Reger George Vines, Don
Ro. 526 Weft 6. Str, fsIt3unebmsn.
dimes bate aus oem 2aosn zines
SbIt6Gnplers, go. so Bsit 6. Ctr,
3tpsi llebsrSieber gsitoblen unb nit ieiz
ner 8eute bic 5lnht ergriffsn. Der
tiefe S6nes binoerte Jpn jebo6 am
5orttommen. Der Uiann puroe unz
ter Der 4ntIage oss &IeinbiebitubIs
einleIperrt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-18
ScrIammInna DER epluorthsSiaa

9lm 2lbeno oes p. 5ebruar miro
in Der Strhe Der 8ritten DeutideI
WSetbooiiten 8emsinoe on Wlcg{iten
glp. unb Sang Strabs eiue Wtaiienpers
iammIung Der Gpporth Qiqa Der
cine BON Cincinnati. Repport uno
Gupinatpn Ituttfinoeu. Rep, 9. 8.
grenner pou 9olesburg, Soma. unD
Rep. s. u. Iietmann ppn Ct. Soa
fepb, Wtp., W}ttglieber bes @pportb.
2ioa Grttutip sommitrrs, psr.
ben 7Ssitreoen buIteu. 3ubem ptro es
aud nift an outen muIitoIiideu
Rumnrrn febIen. Quf bos programnl
Folot Elm Gmpfana 81 ghren Des no.
tiondIeu aabinetts Der gpDnrtbz2iqG.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-18

9lapierpirtuoien 9uioni gu hOrsn.
0as po[Iftdnoige sur 1urhfubrun9
oeIdngeuoe grogramm lit pie foI9t:
Suite in Tsour 8ac7
Snnp bonie go. Il in 6zour CUtllia
tar Snmphonie) 5anbn
Sldpier Son5ert in Gso . Sts3t
guIoni.
Spmp pbonii6s quite nStehere5uoe"
Rimstp 9oriatoff
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-18

Gr nsiate iia nit benz Cbert0rper
iiber ods Sitter pes Glepdtorihuhtss,
ais Der EahrItubl in oemielbeu Iugens
blide pon oem o5sren Stodpert nieoers
fu6r. Bbite osristb 3tptiten ben 6uBe
bpoen ces IabrItubls uno oos Sitter
uno erlitt ihpere 9erIeBungen am
Sopf uno SuIis. Gr puroe nab benz
IfQptiTdeu 5oipitaI gebraht.
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lfmiiprumseuer 6.iIiess.It6rt.r.

Der 9isger WaIter papne. ipe!6er
am Iisnitas DON bem Deputps SheriFi
al. Meht nah Qongpietp sebrnni
iperben folite nno bem 8eamten DOT
Der aniioit entfprang. fcnnte bisbr
nod nid,t eefunoen iperben. unh man
bsfiirhtet, odb Rr Gsifteseeit6rts In
benz Ghneeiturm tlsnb 5li grunbe gss
gansen iein meg.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-18

Wdnnern in Streit uno beorobte ben
gllbert SeiobolS nit eiHern Reoolper.
Die pierte Diitritts Itation purbe be-
ua6rihttqt uno 2eutnant Btnters
entTarote sineH poli3iiteu. Sn nsm
Nugenblid, ols bieier Die Stulluns
ppn Bombs & Wiuters betrat, feuerte
Wulter etnen S6ub in Die Quit ob,
ppruuT er iih obne Wioeritane 'ers
nehmen Iieb.
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Ssabritablmnian.

s,sa @bits, % 5a1re alt, Elm GIett,
so. 1872 4rmurp apenue ipobnbaft,
fparbe seitern pdbrsno Der Nrbeii in
benz Debdube go. 125 Nkit pedrl Ctr.
ccn einsm fhIimmtn llnfou betrofisn.
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Sbmphpnie- -Npnserf.

sSn ben beioen biesfpo6ieen Spm.
pbpnistonserten, bie heute Rahmittdo
uno mprser abenp ftattftuben, tpirh
bos bisIiee qublitum gum eriten Taale
.gelesenbeit erbultsn. ben beriibmten
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Tie Semperatnr.

sydr oisiss gIatt puroeu eeittru bon
ben Sptiieru 6. aIetn &: 8ro.,
Ro. 435 Race Gtrdbe, iolgenpe gems
psrdtur llnterihteoe reqtTtrirt;
On. Grab gtm. Brao
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Qlns ben 0erid)tsbbfen.

5ran TrndD srIanat cine SdsiSmng.
AIimente. Gr 9eutnant
@enitbOfi's SdeiOnussfIase erie.
biat. - Ginaereidte leitamenie.
- arimnaI. SadleH. - geridiebe.
4 Hes.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1910-09-23
CANAL TO DISPENSE WITH
MULES.

A press dispatch from Mauch Chunk
indicates that the days of the mule on
the canal which terminates at Bristol
are numbered. AS result of repeated
experiments by the Lehigh Coal and
Navigation Co. small tug boats prom
Use to become the power to transport
coal boats on the company's canal.
After trying different electrical ap-
pliances during the past few yeas and
finding that it was not feasible to
use electricity, coal laden barge,
bound for Bristol, was taken in tow
by tug and made four miles per
hour. 1t went over nine miles level
in 2 Ia hours, which is about two
hours and hall less than it is gener-
ally done by mule power.
Several years ago the company built
trolley line along the towpath from
Mauch Chunk to Coalport and Weiss
port for the purpose of moving the
boats but it was found inexpedient
and the mule was again brought into
service.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1910-09-23
Glen Gardner

Edward Waiter was one of Leban-
on's representatives on the Grand Jury.
He is candidate for Freebooter, and
is well qualified for the position.
The farmers are gathering their crop
of buckwheat. A fair yield is reported.
The potato crop is good Several car
loads pass through town every day over
the Central, going West.
Justice Shannon attended the Cen
trail Railroad Veterans dinner, near Al
lentown, on Saturday.
Archie Gardner lett Sunday for Lib
erty, New York, to remain some time,
In hope that change of climate may
improve his health.
A beautiful photograph of the entire
town of Little York, in one view, was
taken by storekeeper Fox, from the
steeple of the church, and then sent to
Germantown to be finished and printed.
The card is twelve inches long and
shows the whole town.
William CARING has his garage com.
pleted and fitted with steam heat and
all paraphernalia required for such a
building.
Fred Lindabury, the livery man in
High Bridge, was summoned to Asbury
Thursday by phone from a travelling
salesman who wanted to be transported
through the country. Constable Bell
accompanied him to Asbury, and then
walked to Bloomsbury, thence to Lit.
tie York and back through Sweet Hol.
low to West Portal.
The Avalanche, presume, will come
out this week with long tale telling US
all about the new press which the edi
tor has just set up.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1910-09-23
For Governor,
JOHN K. TENER.
For Congress.
IRVING P. WANGER.
State Senator,
CLARENCE J. BUCKMAN.
Representative to General Assembly.
ISAAC CLYMER,
FRANKLIN GlLKESON.

home on River street, on Wednesday
evening, after a short illness of pneu-
monia. Mr.. and Mrs. Ashton were
only married in July of this year. Ar.
rangements for the funeral at this
writing have not been made.
Mrs. Elwood Hamell, of Trenton, is
the guest of Miss Marion Oblinger,
RECEPTION FOR CONGRESS-
MAN WANGER.
On Tuesday evening last, Congress-
man Wanger who has served this dis
trict in Congress for the last seven
teen years, together with candidates
Clarence J. Buchanan for State Sena-
tor and Isaac Clymer and Franklin
Gilkeson, candidates for the General
Assembly, came into our borough and
held reception at Klair's Hotel.
There was good turnout of the Re-
publican voters although their pres
ence was not generally known. The
large parlor at the Logan Inn was not
large enough to hold the people so
they were taken out on the porch
where the candidates defined their
positions if elected. Mr.. Gilkeson
spoke first. He is a young man and
is Chief of the Fire Department of
Bristol Borough and very popular
with not only the people of his home
town but of the county, he being the
son of the late B. Frank Gilkeson,
Bucks County Republican leader.
Clarence J. Buchanan is young law
yer of the Bucks County bar and
served last session in the State Assem-
bly, and is proud of his record and
now asks the support of the Republi.
can voters for the Office of State Sena-
tor. Isaac Clymer is Rockhill farm
er. He also served one term in the
State Assembly and has clean rec.
ord. He is candidate for reelection
Congressman Irvan P. Wanger was
the last speaker, he is candidate fol
reelection to Congress. He has
served seventeen years and will serve
that much longer if the people of this
community have their say in the mat
ter. Mr.. Wanger is power speaker
and took up the issues of the cam
paign in both nation and state. His
election is almost certain.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1910-09-23
Pennington

William Reamer has accepted en-
ployment in Newark.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Britton, of Sha-
mokin, are guests of Mr.. Britton's
mother, Ella Britton.
E. P. Greisamer left Wednesday
morning, for East Greenville, where he
will spend his annual vacation.
Miss Viola Van Marter has returned
to Newark, after spending some time
with her parents in Pennington.
Rev. and Ms. Walter G. Brewer, of
Arcola, are guests of Mr.. Brewers par
ents, Henry Brewer and wife.
William Van Zandt and family who
have been stopping at the Hotel Flem-
ington, for several weeks, left Monday
for their home in California.
Major and Mrs. A. Taylor, who have
been stopping at the Hotel Pennington
for some time, have returned to their
home in Newark.
JacobpVeit is attending the G. A. r.
encampment at Atlantic City. He is
accompanied by his wife and daughter,
Mrs. Samuel Nonamaker.
Andrew Prall and family removed
last week from here to Trenton, where
he has accepted a position in the Penn
sylvania Railroad freight department.
Miss Anna G. Holcombe, daughter
of L. Holcombe, of this place, went to
Chambersburg this week, where she is
enrolled as student in Penn Hall.
w. H. Greason and wife will occupy
the Branch street house occupied by E.
S. Palmer, during the winter. Mr.. and
Mrs. Palmer will spend the winter in
Boston.
MIR. and Mrs. Samuel Bird, of Phila
delphia, and Miss Name Dougherty, O
New York, are spending a few days witt
Mrs. Birds mother, Harriet Reamer.
Miss Anna Hagan, daughter of Johr
Hagan, of Washington, formerly o
Pennington, and Alvin Thorpe, o
Washington, were married on Wednes
day.
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Lanning Wilson, of Trenton, spent
Sunday at the home OF his mother, in
this town.
f. H. Wilson and wife spent SUM-
day visiting friends at Lawrenceville.
Master Charles Dilts returned to his
home in Trenton on Monday after
spending his summer vacation at the old
homestead of his father, in this town.
Lizzie Rittenhouse, Of Quakertown,
has been visiting the home of her
mother, Mrs. j. Pegg, during the past
few days.
George Conkling, of Newark, was
calling on friends in this town on Mon
day.
P.S. Wheeler, the newspaper man,
was made happy by the trustees of the
Kirkpatrick Memorial Church last week
by reinstating him in charge of the
church as sexton, position which he is
proud TO fill, and which no other can
excel him in that work.
Wilmer Wheeler, of Trenton, is
spending two weeks vacation at the
home Of his parents here.
Paul Stinson left on Monday for Rut-
gers College, New Brunswick. He
graduated from the Mercerburg school
last June.
The hottest contest at the primary on
Tuesday was between the two candi-
dates for Executive Committee. Levi
Holcombe had majority Of seven over
o. II. Dilts.
Miss Dora Young returned to her
home in Philadelphia, on Monday, after
spending several weeks at the home Of
her uncle, P. G. Young.
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HQnterdon Go. Items

A shirt factory is being located at
Bloomsbury, if enough hands can be
had there; if not, then elsewhere.
David Phillips, of Bloomsbury
Heights, has disposed of his farm to a
New York party in consideration OF
$4,000.
Mrs. Julia Becker, of Bloomsbury,
was successfully treated at the Easton
Hospital for appendicitis and was dis
charged from that institution on Satur-
day.
From ten to twelve carloads of
peaches are being shipped daily from
the Annandale station. They are bring
ing from 40 to 90 cents basket at the
exchange.
The voters of Raritan township at
special election rejected the proposition
to raise funds with which to establish
n,,blic school at the Georgia Junior
Republic at Remington Junction.
According to the report OF George
McGuire. there were thirteen inspec-
tons of premises in Hunterdon county
last month where milk is produced and
Of that number twelve diaries are under
the ban of the department.
Former Sheriff Ramsey who has been
complaining for some tlme' was taken
seriously ill on Saturday and on Sun
day he was removed to ST. Francis hos
n;tal. Trenton, for treatment. He is
suffering from complication of troub-
lac the principal ailment requiring sur
r;c.l treatment. The surgeons at the
bosn;tai expect to operate on MIR. Ram
sey some time this week.
Rev. A. w. Some, pastor OF the FIRST
Presbyterian Church Of vlncennes' In
diana. has accepted the call extended
to him by the Presbyterian Church Of
Pennington, and he will begin ms pas
.oral duties at that place about Novem-
81 Mr.. Some graduated from the
princeton Theological Seminary 10