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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-06-03
TEST OF CHILD-INTELLIGENCE

pictures of them, as directed.
2. Repeats easy sentences of six
syllables, with no error.
3. Repeats two numerals.
a. Enumerates familiar objects IN
pictures.
5. Gives family name.
Mentality of Four Years.
6. Knows own sex.
z. Names key, penny, knife.
8. Repeats three numerals in or
der, when heard once.
8. Tells which is longer of lines
differing by centimeter.
Mentality Of Five Years.
10. Discriminates weights of and
IL grains, 6 and Is grams.
II. Draws, after copy, a square
that can be recognized as such.
-. Rearranges a rectangular card
that has been cut diagonally into two
triangles.
10. Counts four pennies.
Mentality of Six Years.
a. Shows right hand, left ear.
Is. Repeats easy sentences of 16
syllables.
16. Distinguishes pretty from dis
tinctly ugly or deformed faces in
pictures.
II. Defines, in terms of use, the
words fork, table, chair, horse,
mamma, three satisfactorily.
IS. Performs three commissions
given simultaneously.
10. Knows own age.
20. Knows whether it is forenoon
or afternoon.
Mentality Of Seven Years.
81. Notes omission of eyes, nose,
mouth or arms from as many por-
traits.
%. States number of fingers on
right hand, left hand, both hands,
without counting.
%. Copies written phrase, with
pen, so that it can be read.
"a. Draws diamond shape, from
copy, so that it can be recognized.
25. Repeats five numerals in or
der, when pronounced once at half
second intervals.
26. Describes pictures shown in
No. 4.
81 Counts thirteen pennies.
%. Names penny, nickel, dime,
silver dollar.
Mentality of Eight Years.
80. Reproduces correctly two
facts, after once reading Z lines
about a fire.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-06-03
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that Goo
Tai Chong, Trustee, has sold two
shares of the Oahu Tailoring Com
pany back to the company, and that
E. K. C. zap has sold two shares Of
the same company to Young Chew
Kiam.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-06-03
CHRONIC DsARRHoEA.

Many sufferers from chronic diarr-
hoea have obtained prompt relief by
the use of Chamberlain's Collie, Cho-
lera and Diarrhoea Remedy. For sale
by all dealers. Benson Smith & Co.,
agents for Hawaii.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-06-03
Makiki

$55O0.00 buys a house in the Makiki
District 5000 square feet of land with
an exceptionally well built house,
modern in every particular.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-06-03
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cHILDREN's COMPLAINTS.
For summer diarrhoea in children
lera and Diarrhoea Remedy and castor
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oil, and a speedy cure is certain. For
sale by all dealers, Benson Smith &
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-04

street. spent the weekend as The
guest of friends I'm PlaEnfeid.
Arthur Caraaitl, of Lawrie street,
who has been visiting friends IN New
York for several days. returned
home Monday.
e. G. O'Brien, of Water street.
was entertained at the residence OF
friends and relatives in Roosevelt
Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Peter Coolis, or State street,
is spending the day as the guest of
friends in New York.
Nell Heron, Of New York, is
spending several days as the guest
of friends in this city.
William A. Growney. formerly OF
this city, now of Newark, has return
ed home after a visit of several days
at the home of his mother in Jeffer-
son street.
Miss Catherine Meehan, of Me-
chanic street, has returned home af-
ter spending several days with
friends in Brooklyn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Kavfck, OF
Hall avenue, who have been visiting
friends in New York, returned home
Monday.
John Hrubec, OF New York, has
resumed his studies after spending
his summer vacation at the home OF
his parents in Hall avenue
James Donovan, of Staten Island,
has returned home after a visit of
several days at the home of friends
in Rector street.
Miss Hannah ~Jorgenson, of David
son avenue, who has been with
friends in New Brunswick for a
week, has returned home.
Miss Augusta Levine, of DeKalb
avenue, has returned home after
spending several days at the resi-
dence of friends in Newark.
Mrs. John Davis, of tombstone
street, is at the home of friends in
New York for a week.
Miss Ria Roessler, of High street,
spent Monday in company with
friends out of town.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-04
YOUTH is NO
BAR TO LOVE
Children of Fourteen EIope
to Long Island City.

South Orange, N. J., Oct. A child
ish romance that yet may develop into
fullhedged tt youthful matrimony was
revealed here by the sudden depart
and his wife for Long Island City,
where they hope to find their son Ar
thur, fourteen years old, and Ruth
Day, Of the same age. prospective
bridegroom and bride Should the
two youngsters by any chance have
succeeded In their marital aspirations,
James has conided to his friends,
they will be cared for until the preeo-
cious husband a support himself.
But unless they actually have been
welded there Is small chance, it
seems, Of their receiving the parental
blessing. Al.
The love of Arthur and Ruth began
In the schoolroom. Both children at
tended the same classes In the Column
bia school here, and both seem to have
been attracted toward each other ST.
multaneously. More and more ardent
became the attachment of one for the
other until hnally Arthur became fred
rtHrr tTIs- t1ea OF a Tuua why nsatrn.
xIkS ~~sotASert rras n4o~o
OF the outcome Of such a scheme than
he but finally consented to carly 1t
through. Therenpon young James col
Ieeted all the wealth he could gather
together by the sale of a pony his ia
ther had just given him and by other
sacrifices and last week, with $50 In
his pockets. skipped off with Miss Day
to Jersey CITY. There Ae lett MS
ianeee In the home OF an aunt and
made inquiries about marriage IT,
censes only to be informed there was
nothing doing' In that line for him
without the written consent OF his
| elders. Disheartened, but undismayed,
the youthful lovers returned to Or
ange, ready to try their hack again the
next day, which was last Saturday.
Mrs. James had been acquainted
over the telephone from Jersey City
Of the mysterious visit Of her son and
bis fair companion to the home Of his
EE-
relative there, and she kept close
watch owe Arthur's movements. He
managed at last to elude her, how.
ever, and met Ruth only an hour after
the appointed time in Jersey City
Thence the two children journeyed to
Long Island City. Although Arthur
was arrayed In his first long trousers
and Ruth had done up her hair and
let down the hem of her frock, City
Clerk Frenz decided they were an ex
ceedingiy youthful twenty-one and
eighteen. Apparently after their sec
ond rebuff the couple fingered on y
Long Island City over Sunday and
wrote the letter to Arthur parents
which caused their hHrped trip te
Queens borough.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-04
AFTER AN ARMY SECRET?
Officers Believe Private In citixen's
Clothes Was Powder Thief.

Officers Believe Private In Citizens
Clothes Was Powder Thief.
San Francisco, Cal, Och 4.-Behind
the shooting of Private William Me
Kenzie of the Twenty-ninth infantry
by a sentry at the Preside Monday
morning Is thought by army authori-
ties here to lie an attempt OF some
foreign power to secure the secret of
explosive D." the high power pow
der used by the army.
Mckenzie, who wore citizens cloth
Ing. was seen by a sentry proving
near the magazine containing the
fameuspowdsr He xxasv~arnea ta
cred and brought Mckenzie down
with a bullet through his body. He
was taken TO the hospital, where he
was identified as a soldier, but posi-
lively refused to explain his actions,
Colonel Wiser Is making an investi-
0affon
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-04
ANOTHER PORT
IS BOMBARDED
ENGLAND MAY INTERVENE.
Ambassador to Turkey Reported to
Have Warned Grand vixier.

Ambassador to Turkey Reported to
Have Warned Grand vixier.
London, Oct Am agency dispatch
from Corfu says that the Duke of the
Abruzzl has sent an ultimatum to the
governor of Prevesa instrueting him
to deliver the refugees to the warships
or he would lombard the town.
Another agency's Constantinople cor
respondent telegraphs that the British
ambassador had informed the grand
vizier that England would intervene
officially IL Italy lands troops tn Alba
MIA or attacks forts except those OF
Tripelf or Cyrenaica.
There is no confirmation of either
report, the truth of which would be of
the most extreme gravity In view of
the impotence already expressed by
Austria, which has protested to the
Duke of the Abruzzi of the activity OF
his squadron along the Albanian coast.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-04
GIVEN ROYAL sEND-oFF.

r. OAN Kin ttOE1AA DkNAf0OA -
e. J.. Roster and Miss Ellen
Marie Christensen, both of this city,
we're married at a pretty home we'd
ding at the residence of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Christensen, 21S
Madison avenu shortly after Z
O'Clock last night. Rev. v. B. Skoy,
pastor of Our Savior's Danish Luth-
ern church, tied the knot. Miss
May Roster, a sister of the bridge
groom, acted as maid Of honor, and
John G.. Christensen, a brother Of
the bride, was best Only the
immediate members of both families
were present. They participated In
a wedding feast that followed the
ceremony.
The bride was costumed In a
gown of pale blue aeolian silk
trimmed with chiffon and hand
made roses. She wore a travelling
gown and a navy blue suit on her
honeymoon. The maid of honor
wore a gown of yellow messaline
silk trimmed with gold.
The bridal couple experienced
difficulty In leaving the wedding
scene because of the many pranks
played by their friends, who, despite
the secrecy, learned of the wedding.
The telephone apparatus was tin
keFed with and shafts we're remoy-
ed from a carriage SO that time vas
lost In conveying Mr.. and Mrs. Kos
ter to the railroad station to board
the 9:52 o'clock train for their
honeymoon which they are spending
at Natural Bridge, Virginia. Tin
cans were tied to the carriage and
rice and confetti was showered on
the couple at the station by about
200 friends. They expect to return
Ia three weeks and take up house
in this city. The bride
room is a constructing engineer in
the employ of the New York Tele-
phone company. He Is the son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. William p. Roster. OF
Smith street. The couple received
send-on at the Old Domin-
on Line pier In New York this af-
lernoon by friends of Mr. Roster.
l
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-04
GOVERNOR WILSON HAS
RETURNED TOPRINCE TON
Rrom tho NEHs correspondent.l

fFro1 the NEWS Correspondent =
Trenton. Oct. AFTER having
spent the summer at 1.-THE Little
White House by the Sea-" as the
governors cottage at Sea Girt is
popularity known to New Jersey pol
iticians. Governor Wilson and his
family have returned to Princeton.
where they viii make their home for
the remainder of the gubernatorial
term. Ever since his family vacated
Prospect" the home provided for
the president of Princeton Univer-
sity. there has been some doubt as
to whether the Wilson family would
continue to reside in the college
town. The governor and his wife
recently decided in favor of Prince
ton and Immediately thereafter
a house in Cleveland Lane.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-04
HUNTED WITH A CAMERA.
Ex-concressmsr shiras 2stuvss From,
Year In Alaskan Wiids.

Ex-cencressr,sr shiras Returns ssDom
Year In Alaskan Wiids.
Pittsburg, Oct 4-George Shiras 3D.,
former congressman and son Of former
Justice Shiras of the United States su-
prefae court, whom friends for many
months feared had sbeea lost In the
Alaskan wilds in his camera hunts, Is
returning to his home In this city.
After months or suspense he had been
rejoined by his family, and they are
now at Marquette, Mich.
More than a year ago Mr.. Shiras.
armed with Gamers and provisions and
accompanied by two Alaskan guides,
penetrated far into the widest portion
Of that country. He hunted at night,
principally taking pictures by fash
light along waters and over noun
tains.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-04
PANIC ATT NAVY FUNERAL.
Crowd Breaks Up Procession After
Services at Touior.

Tealon. Oct. 4-Commander Hough,
naval attaehe OF the American en-
bassy, placed in the name of the Amer
lean navs q wreath with a broad r6ff
bon of black by the casks
the battieshiDL WAS nearly broken up
Tbae crash OF those who became
panic stricken Ministers ard other Of
hctals tried to calm the storm, but
despite their efforts President Fail
Heres and carriages containing several
ministers were separated frosn the O
tege for soma slime.
AT the close OF the services the bod
les were taken for burial to the places
from which the men had been recruit
ed. The unidentified dead and portions
Ct bodies OF more than forty men were
buried In the cemetery Of ToHion.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-04
DRUM CORPS UNION
HOLDS An ELECTION

N4
The third quarterly meeting ana
election OF officers OF the Fife, Drum
and Bagle Branch Local. ara Ana
Lcah Federation of Musicians Was
heAd last night IN Union han IN
foasowsnE Officers were elected 10
serve during 1919; President. IL
seph ~Appaegates vice president. Ell
vim pinglers recording seere4a,
Thomas Langans financial secretary
George Tooker, and aergeanfSa},
arms. B. Il. Davis. The e-xsenfivs-
board named Is composed OF gosenh
Baths theree years. Michael Burke.
two years. Joseph Kish, and Harry
Tooker, one year each. The exam
anaag aee@ Consists III Ge0gka Ds-
borne, Joseph KSsA aud Harrv
Tooker. To installation viii h.
held Saturday, January 8 ana the
following Committee was appointed
20 arrangs ser e social t1na 10 be
held at ssEs Installation: Harrs
Tooker. caa1Tmans CAark@ warters.
Joseph FEE EBvln Dingler. Taesmas
Langan and Anaandos Bath.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-04
VACCINATION WOUND FATAL.


on Boys Arm.
Newark, n j., Oet. 4-James Man
deville. negro, seven years old, is dead
at the City hospital from tetanus or
tubercular meningitis as a result of
the infection of g vaccination wound.
When admitted to the institution it
was believed he was suffering from
tetanus. Subsequently symptoms of
meningitis developed. and the nhvst-
clans are unable to say which disease
caused his death.
The boy was vaccinated two weeks
ago In accordance with the require
ments In the Newark public schools,
A bandage on the wound became dis
placed when he was playing, and the
infection resulted.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-04
REPUBLICANS HAVE NO
STATE HEADQUARTERS

n II VVTF toPU5f1C7EF.
Trenton, Oct. 4:-United States
senator Briggs, chairman OF the Re-
punilcan state committee, has stated
mat the RepubIicanR would go
the present campaign with
out state headquarters. He said
that all questions relating to the
management Of the campaign would
De determined by the executive com
mittee OF the state committee, and
That It was doubtful Ii u attempt
would be nade 70 make a statewide
canvass similar to that being car
REQ on by Governor Wilson aud the
democratic state committees.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-04
BURGLARS FLEE FROM WOMAN

Fair Defender of Home Uses Shotgun
on lntruders-
Newton n. j.. Oct. Mrs. Scranton
of Woodside avenue with a shotgun
drove Off two burglars who were try
ing to force a way Into her home,
When the burglars saw her approach
ing with the weapon they quickly fed.
Three doors away from sars. Seran-
toms home the burglars entered the
hexe Of Mrs. Pierson when the family
was absent. Mrs. Pierson says that al
though the thieves rummaged the bu-
reau drawers, all that seemed to be
missing IS q box Of matches and a bag
containing 5 cents.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-04
suiERs TO ELECT DELEGATES
Louisiana Democrats viii Express
Preference Fer President.

louisiana Democrats Viii Express
Preference Fer President.
New Orleans, Oct. 4.-The Louisiana
Democratic state central committee
Aas decided to hold n Democratic pr
mary early next summer, IN which ali
Democratic voters May take part. to
elect by district and from the state at
large delegates and altegnates to the
next Democratic national convention.
The resolution also provides for d pref
efence vote for president. each voter
expressing his preference for any Dem
ocratic candidate, and the delegates to
the convention are TO be bound By this
popular vote.
The resolution was unanimously
adopted and was strongly urged on
the ground that 1t would lead to the
discussion of national issnas IN Louisl
ana, which have been generally neg
lected heretofore.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-04
FOR TAxIcAB MURDER.
New York Detectives Hold Man After
Positive Identification.

New YORK Detec1tves Ffotu fHah AfSef
Positive Identification.
New York, Oct. 4-Detectives have
arrested the man, they say, who ON
the night of July % drove Ia a taxi
cab to the 5eweiry store of Jacob ia
eoby at Sixth avenue and Thirteenth
street, smashed the window, stole IF
teen diamond rings and shot dead MS
nephew. Adelpia Stern, when be tried
to catch the rebber.
Deputy Commissioners Dongherts
said after questioning the man thai
his name Is Martin Carney and that
he Is twenfy-four years old. Deugher-
ty said Garvey deniea the robbery
aud murder, but that he had been pos
stiveiy identified by TIVE witness rAf
stood within a few feet OF
u..m, cs@oxsx. ~uruu &xLs
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-04
ron .BRowNING CLUB.

the formation of a Browning
Club" under the auspices of the Lit
erary Department OF the Weman's
w Parker Runyon,190-Recto
stAnn~@eS9-p2cloe1 s-teaaoEsow
morning for the purpose OF meet
ing Mrs. Martha Feot Grove. who
may be secured to give o course of
eight lectures in this city.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-04
aMoRMANIsMn SUBJECT.

The Presbyterian Home Mission
airy Society held their monthly
meeting In the church parlors yes
terday afternoon. Mrs. Amelia
Mount, the honorary president, con-
Quoted the devotional part. The
~ was Mormanism. Mrs.
Frank Dorsey gave a very interesting
talk on the subject as she has
been to Salt Lake City. Mrs. An
Grew Tapven read a paper and Mrs.
Theodore Degenring sang a solo. A
social time followed, with refresh
meuts.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-04
POLICE NEWS

Charles Tobalshine, d Hungarian
aaecrc- living at rords, was arrest
go yesterday afternoon BY Detective
Sergeant John A. HnH for being
heapfsssly drunk. a nne OF 81 was
imposed. The court went into lis
owH p~cckesbock for easfare 10 send
the man home.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-04
GOO PEOPLE
You KoWo

Lloyd Sadler, who has been con-
nected WITH the Lauer Drug Com
pany. of State street. for several
months, left today for an extended
visit with his parents in Norfolk,
Va.
Samuel G. Garretson, of Rector
street, is unable to leave his home
owing to illness.
Mrs. S. Polensky, of Newark, has
returned home after a VISIT of sew
erai months with relatives Ia state
Mrs. t. Polensky, Of Railway,
spent yesterday afternoon as the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. S. II. Greene,
in State street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Quinn and
son, Of Madison avenue, are visit
ing relatives in k1bany.
Mrs. Frank Meinzer and Miss
Irene Meinzer, of Broadway, South
Amboy. were noticed among the WISH
tors from out of town Tuesday after
noon.
visited friends on Gordon street
Tuesday.
Miss Katherine Woodburn, of
Staten Island, was Ia town yester-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hardiman.
of Madison avenue, were New York
Visitors Sunday.
The many friends of Miss Flor
ence Davis will regret to know that
she has gone to make her home In
the far west. Miss Davis left on
Monday with her parents for Upland,
California.
Mrs. Ray Hancock, OF Wood
bridge. visited relatives in towr
yesterday,
Mrs. William Fitch and Mrs. N. s
Maeomber, of Tottenyi1le, renewed
old acquaintance in town yesterday
Miss Agnes Sullivan was a visitor
at the New York Hippodrome Mon
day afternoon.
DR.. and MRS. Hay were New Yorl
visitors Monday.
Mrs. w. 4. Ames, of Sewaren, wa
a local visitor Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. William Robedee, of Slater
! Island, was In town Monday.
MIR. and Mrs. William Ford an,
son, Norman. of Tottenville, passes
through town Sunday on their wa.
by trolley to Plainfeld and return.
Charles Benedict, of Staten Island
WINS looking up old friends In tow
Monday.
spent Sunday with friends In town.
Miss Yolanda Pressburg, of Cor
dom strict, has returned home afte
q so5omrn of serevai months wifi
] friends and relatives In Europe.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel N. Greene
, of State Street, are the parents of
baby girl.
: Patrolnten charles Quinn am
family, or State street, left sunda
sor a vacation of two weeks g1s.'
friends in Albany the home 81
{ Hqy7fNew York.
Miss Evelyn Remmieke, of Mar
ket street. is being entertained BIZ
friends In New York, for the day.
Mrs X. Duchowny, OF Madison
avsnna. hes returned home after WIS.,
iting friends In Elizabethport.
Misc AdaIIne Hall, of Wessport.
Pa, in spending several days ut the
residence ct friends in State street.
Mfss Marguerite Miller. of State
street, has returned home after
spending several weeks with friends
and relatives in Easton, Pa.
Miss Anna Andersen, of Broad
~strests has returned home after q
lrisst 90 rc-srai days spent at the
hcnns OF her sister, Mrs. John Breen,
In Metuchen.
hiss Selma Simonsen, OF South
Amboys renewed old acquaintance
In this city Monday.
Pster Nelson. of New Brunswick
avenue. after q visit OF several days
with friends In Plainfeld, Las RS
turned hezn@.
Frank Rubin of Ssatsh street. was
entertained at the residence Of
friends In New York Monday
5a te&9ss or Washington
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-04
WILL TENDER DINNTD

Nathan Dimond, Of Broad street,
has resiE>a as manager OF the
Peerless Athletic Club owing to a
change of residence. Mr.. Dimond is
o employed in New York, where
he will MAZE ais future home. The
meIabers Of the club by way OF
showing their appreciation of his
work as an aeaive member will give
him a dinner In the club roems in
Fayette street, Saturday night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-04
RETuRNs FRoM ARRoAD.

Mrs. Armin ToEaaschOH and
daughter Stella, of State street, re-
turned home yesterday after a So
3ourn Of several months with reia-
tiyes and friends in Austria and
Hungary. The return trip was made
on board the Lapland, OF the Red
Star Line. A large delegation of
Mrs. Tomaschoff $ friends met her in
New York. where she and her daugh-
Ter were rendered a reception at the
home Of her father.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-04

dance were discussed, after which a
social time with refreshments was
enjoyed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-04
Grand Jsssy In Session ToSI&y.
geeessl 10 the RFnEENG Me- VS.

feW Brunswick, 0cE. 4Ths
Grand Jury ID in session hers today
and Will hear o number Of nainor'
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-04

A dance ana reception will be held
by the Puritan Athletic Clubs bas-
ketbalI team in the Auditorium to-
night. Arrangements have been
completed for h of the best dances
held thus far this season. Good
music is promised and the hall man
ngement sas placed the floor in tip
top shape for a night of ~merriment.
Members of the team have been
husily engaged today decorating the
Interior Of the Auditorium for the
occasion. 80 pains have been spared
In preparing Tor the event. as the
young men in charge are striving
to make the affair noteworthy on the
calendar of successes. Guests are
expected from neighboring places as
we'll as from this city. The commit
tee Of arrangements, composed of
Puritan basketball players, held a
meeting las1 night and completed
all details -or the affair.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-04
ITALIANS USE AIRsHiPs.

Aviators Will Do Scout Duty Over
Adriatic Ports.
Brindisi, Italy, Oct. Am airshlp is
ready for shipment : Two airships
have been shipped from Verona and
Venice to Brfndisi. The airships viii
be used in scout work over the Adri-
attic and the airships on the Lampe-
dusa and Sicilian coasts.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-04
al. LAmRa.

The regular monthly meeting OF
Fhe Ladies Aid Society of ST.. PaHrs
German church VIII be held tomor-
Fow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock, at the
home OF Mrs. Nitsche, State street.