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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-08-20
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SPRING LAKE, Aug. N.-Summer
residents are still marveling today
at the thrilling feat of Thomas o.
Brown, of New York, who swan
through a mile of boiling surf during
a brisk s~outheaster in order to make
a twenty-minute call on friends.
The lifeguards here concede that
only a swimmer of great strength
could have battled his way so far
through the heavy seas.
Mr.. Brown, who is connected with
Westinghouse, Church, Kerr & Co.,
is a New Yorker. He decided on Sun
day that he would pay a visit to Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur G. Hoffman. of Or
ange. at the New Monmouth Hotel
here. where they are staying,
He set sail from New York in his
thirty-foot motorboat, the M~oonraker,
dropping down the bay at $3.50 a. m.
The breakers over the bar at Sandy
Hook were running so high that a
less enthusiastic boatsman would
have turned back.
Four hours later, after a rough trip
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-08-20

In nominating Mr.. Reid for the
Mayoralty Endorsement George Brown,
jr.. of the Ninth Ward, said that he
was the unanimous choice of the
executive committee of the ward, not
withstanding reports to the contrary.
This mean a great deal, he said, as
both factions of the party were repre-
sented in the committed.
I'VE believe said the speaker.
that Mr.. Reid can unite the two fac
lions all through the city on the
Mayoralty and that there will be no
reason, If he Is the nominee, for the
Progressives to put a candidate N
the field. We believe that he can
win"
George M. Judd, of the Sixteenth
scribing him as a 'liberal-mlnded
nan of upright character with a
record of work we'll done for the
city and for whom the whole city can
vote"
Other Endorsements.
The Fifteenth Ward named Mr..
Mungle for the Board of Works in
dorsement and the Sixteenth put for
ward the name of Mr.. O'Connell. The
nomination of Mr.. Woolston for the
county clerkship Endorsement came
from East orange. 1t was the Sixth
Ward that named Mr.. Schaaf for the
City Home ~trusteeship and the Third
Ward offered DR.. Edward A. Steiner.
A resolution was unanimously
adopted indorsing United States
Senator Frank o. Briggs for renomi-
nation. County Counsel Benjamin
F. Jones was elected vice-chairman
of the committee to succeed william
A. Lord, resigned.
Nj. Reid, who was Endorsed for the
Mayoralty was at the meeting of the
committee and after adjournment re-
the congratulations of his sup
porters. He said that he had no
statement at present to make, but
would make an announcement in due
time.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-08-20
ADAM WAS SICK,
AND BLAMES LOST RIB

ST. PAUL, Mimi, Aug. 2o.-Ad-
dressing the twelfth annual conven-
ton of the Associated F~raternities
of America yesterday DR.. P. A. Quick,
of Muskegon, Mich, traced disease
hack to the time of Adam and Eve,
declaring that ever the first mans
health was none too good, owing,
he said, probably to the removal of
tho rib from which Eve was created.
Two, hundred and eighty delegates
were present, representing fifty fra
ternaI organizations in all parts of
the United states and Canada.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-08-20
DITCHES AUTO TO SAVE
KING GEORGE in OTHER CAR

LONDON, Aug. 2o.-King George
had a narrow escape from a serious
accident while motoring in Lancashire
yesterday.
At a sharp turn in the road the
rovaI car came directly upon another
and a smash seemed certain when the
driver of the other car turned sharp
Nv into a ditch. Its occupants were
not injured.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-08-20
REVENUE CUTTER SAVES S
AS SKIFF TURNS TURTLE

NORFOLK, Aug. 2O.-A crew from
the revenue cutter Mohawk last night
saved FIVE people who had been up
set in a skiff during a severe squat
near Coney Island.
The rescued were Charles Abbott,
of Boston; c.. e. Williams, Samuel
Stanwood. II. Clay Pickett, jr., and
Harold Jones, all of Portsmouth. Va.
The skiff turned over a second time
after thes imperiled passengers had
crawled on its bottom.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-08-20
Paints, Is Cut by Glass.

PASSAIC, Aug. 2O.-Seized with a
fainting spell while in his home. John
Schultz. of 80 Fourth street, collapsed
and narrowly missed falling through
a window. His right arm crashed
through the pane and was cut in sew
eral places He was removed to st.
Mary's Hospital
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-08-20
SHOOTS GIRL, IA, WHO
REJECTS HIM; KILLS SELF

EASTON. Pa. Aug. 2o.-Siglef
Yonlsh, rs years old, a miller, last
night shot Annie Michish, IA a
old, because she refused to marry
him and then killed himself. The
girl. who is not expected to- survive
many hours, came to this country
only five weeks ago.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-08-20
DIES AT WIFE'S FEET

PASSAIC, Aug. 20.-Stricken with
apop1exy. William C. Bonte is dead
at his home, 122 Avenue G, Lodi He
dropped at his wife's feet. after
throwing up his hands. Bonte leaves
his wife with three children, the old
est 6 years of age.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-08-20
|. o. o. F. LODGE o v

Owing to damage done by fire to its
~lodgerooms at 10 West Park street,
Friendship Lodge No. II, l. o. o. F..
will meet until further notice in
rooms on the third floor of the Wiss
building, 665 Broad street.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-08-20
to Fight Reid
at G. @. P. Primaries


provided otherwise and the chairman
ruled the former sheriff, who is him
self an appointed member of the
committee. out of order.
The following was the vote by
wards on the m~ayoralty:
Vote on Mayoralty Endorsement.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-19
2tn Sic Hceicrmna!

Srl prcuBiidcn Sunntng bnbcn I'LL
mcbr ullc Sraftioucu cinidldgi9c Suz
tcrpcIlntiuncn cinNchradt. Sic gcitcrn
ill 9icid32tnA. mic gcmclpct, nI2 Ncu
Ntihtu pc3 ScutrumS an Den
Aan6icr Ncridltctc differentiation. mas
Die McaicrlrG III thun gchcnIc, nm Ole
bcrchtiNtcn &ilnidc Der %%crgurheltcr
i'll bcrildiidtiAcn mr. cin rnid)c2 Gnnc
hc3 Strcit2 bcrpci5uiilbrtu, Uirr
mprgcn pom Stdntsictrctdr hc2 Mns
ncrn IL. SclbriId t%cunlluortct lucrocn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-19

S0iiidc llutcr Gbarcot ulo oarn unicys
idnpcpildc grpcoitiou. bu5u tpnmt
uuBcrbcm Die nrgeutiniid)e pintus
ifnitliHc Citation, bic Die SbGtigtcit
DER SHottcn uli Den SiibsS rtucr
Suicln iciticstc rulp ld)on Icit 1905
bort thdtig III.
@cldcs iiiip nnu Die Hcin!tatc MI
oicicr Nrbcit? Sine Nrt,uprt mi
bicic Srasc lirgt mi Der Nanp: pas
gam3c Siiepul @rbict iii rms onrMrdl
sleihiam ciu autcs Stiid nnbcr
geriitt.
Sic pbiac N~nrt,niti5jc 6cigt ms
Ipas ais iidlcr pom Der %cr'bciluN
bes Sunpes nm pcu Siihppl tctuunt
iit. Srutc iiubct,. hu6 Die la
turftitu pbcr Der lcetc nlo ichi;t
Grbtbcil mchr dis bpppclt 10 Nrob Ill:
Nliitral.icn lii. Stutt'2 mo Shudlts
tons Snhrtcn. SIC ia ntlcrrin02 uia!t
10 bcipnocra lpcit pom Giarunpc ans
hillcinrcidtcn. idlcincn hn'iir ~ 'prcs
dcn. Nu6 Intarftitu'2 Nuuptmuiic cia
cispcbcdtcc NudplutCuu iit. Sn Dem
iclbcn Hciultat III Grofchor Nicinnrs
bus gcfpmmcn, NIB jiuar elrdj cii'c
intcreiiantc thcOrctiidlc ScBnnliun3
Der Sragc iiber zen S~uiiurd,ici Hnas
tamidl, Der juiifcu Ger n0rcliGjcu nuO
iiiniid]cu Gul5fugcl wnlrcnh der per
ihicscncn SnhrcS5citcn itnttiiu1ct. Gr
hat tcuieicn, nnR iim nm ben Sirpgi
cine 9anemaiic bcfinScu mus, Dis, nit
gcnumntcm. ta6 hire T!Gmc II Mill.
Sfm. bctraat, cine Enrhidnitt$hOhc
ppm 1000 Metcr babcn miikts NM
uatiiriid Sci gr1fcrcn GuSle5unuGcu
cine ,ueit beocMtcnocrc. Sd3 1T ciu
mgcbcurcr &ctruN, Gn Ncll man nitt
nloubcn miirpc. wcul nidt nildl eic
lcetcn Smliitcuiubrtcn huiiir lprIdlcn.
ha6 g itimmt. So% btocittt. ouS
Tuturttita hu@ Gr0rtc ulb mGdtIR'lc
NcHlunNo Wctirt III. bdS c. HIf Der
@rbc li1t. gclpnltiNcr ais lciblt Gem
trul Niicu. Nuo bcbcutct. ooB NntGrts
tia an &p.lmcu nddlI Niitu Der
or0Stc bon allcn Nc!tthcilcn iii. 9rns
Bcr ais Moro mlo Gin Nmcrifu Sus
iunmcn; unb hna bcbcntct. r0b hic
miitlcrc N0hc. Die man lis list i!jr
noS yaarDcbict otr cun6cu GrNc uui
T00 Mctcr GcIddpt bnt. I'M iuli 20
WrcScut. 3. b. uui so M,lcr crb9bt
lpcrhcu mub.
Phi Der anrtc iicbt man. luic Sluci
nroSc @lidltcu iiG in Zen NcIttbcii
hi%uciuidlicrcu Nu2 &ScoocIl Niccr mrb
ona 9ioB Mccr. Sic %GutieymnQ poI
Der 1%oiupiac Snici ilbcr Den Gitapu!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-19

nod Dem Sap ghnrc betrdgt iG Srcis
tcuDraoc. ca. 5000 SIM. Subcr mciB
mat, buS mchr ais sic 6Glttc. %
Sreitcgruoc, cine Ailitc Lungs hicicr
Suhtcn bc0lcitcu. Ser Ncit, ctluua
mchr ul2 1000 Nn1.. fam Snnhucra
binhung iciu. ubcr - lit aus mcbrcrcu
@riluocn Notwithstanding. bnB bcibc
Mccrbuicu iih bcbcuttno ldngcr unt
SilNcn critrcdcm. ais bis lest bctaunt
iiL NM 6 iii ioHnr noglid. raB lie
5uiummcu cincu bllrdlNcbcnpcn Sunb
bilocu, Der Iutnrttifu in 5pci. un
Nuvbcbum9 guns ucrldlicpcnc Shcilc
thtitt. lLnN iclolt lpcmn bicic Bud
ten nurh cine pcrbGltuibmdBia
iHntulc Gi@s nbcr Suuobriidc gctrcnnt
ludrcu 10 lit g liar, baB iibcr lie nic
@rGn;c 5lpiidcn &cit unb Git sNHs
turttitu IcSoRcu iucrbcn mlB. Die lid,
uuNcidhr }nciuunocr pcrhnltcu mic
MORO mo SiibsT mcritu. Ga ihclnt
Gas lr6S;t lcoQruphiihc Yrohlcm 81
iciu. bu2 Die Grbc ullgcublidlidI bictct.
Dixie Nru3c III lOlcu, uIo - III nndl
Nu2 5icl Der bculidcn Silolols
|~rpchttinu inter ScuInunt Sildncr'5
Scitun9.
NuHcr oiticr aibr - nod Sluci an
ocrc GroBe Icolrnpbiidc NuIgnbcn. bic
ser urtnrttiidcn Grinridung 5unddir
ucrIicgcu. Bic cine iii n0tilrlid bic
GrycitmlN cc@ Siiopol3 iclbit. bic
ocm mat,rru Stmnmoicu Nciungeu;
uDcr in li!icr SciicbmlG mlb rlun
in9tn, mas iiir @eoNrnpbcu uun fir
Nic WcHihbcit piri!ih upu Snicrcnc
liz, bu2 bat Sbudlctun Gcrcit3 crrciht.
Ncr dl3 IT mrfchrls. III uof ca.
TO Mm. pom &ol cuIicrut mar. %on
Gem 5000 Wttcr bobcu Slatcou aus.
0ui rcm CT iidl bumol2 bcinnh. tunntc
q Iidcrith uollfouncn hcurtbciicn,
mic t. an rca Ypl an@licht.
&cit mihtiAcr ais bic Grrcidluia
Nc3 Siibpol3 lit Elm nnbcrcS Sroblcm,
ocilcn SpllnN acknowledgements nod
Don tcinCr Grpchitiuu duigcnonmlcl
morNcu iii, nduulid huS Giubringtn IN
hn2 Nl%lCriuncritc Nco untGrtIiidlcl
@cltthcil4. Sicicr Wittclpuutt piirItC
pcnipitcu9 l.50O uia 1000 2n. ror
Der nj + Aiilic cntitrut iciu. icpot
no;h bat feline Grpcbition mcbr ulI
400 au. . ibr ans crrcidIt. De
iiinmt uurmuoiuinucu. mic c. lucitci
I'M Snucru ur3iicht INT uuNcnbliflid
mmoHlid. wlN Nph iii - u Glicra
py1btcm Sutcrtlic. b%icrilbcr ctruna 81
crlnbrcu.
! Is iinb ciNcutiiM mn nrci grpcoi.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-19

CSprtIcpuu9 ollI Der II. Sctie,)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-19
Gensnt'G Fruit eearunSet.
Mnnins Gitn. WIp.. Il. $40,

Auriu3 Gith. DO. II. WGr;.
S~ilnf5chn Cement : Wciculd)nitcn
uuu aanins. C%tluhprln. gfiiiouri uno
Scruo bubcn lid, belitc 81 elmer @ez
icl'duit pcrciui0t. Sic ihrc @cid,dftc
piii5icll IN 80 Sdgcn nufucbmcn miro.
Bic @eicllidoit miro Den HunIclt
Gcutrol Yortlnnp Gcmcut So. OF &cit
%ir9iHiu fiihrcn rnb ucrfiigt ilbcr Gin
Aapitul pom S45.OUO,OU0. Sic
&ouptz Stficc miro bier icin. Sic cr@
pdbltcn Seuntcn iiuh: Y. z. Mitd,cll.
81. %puis, SrGiiOcnt; Ipnm Y. Ned.
Npu. Sfln.. %icc Yrdiiocnt; u. Stciuz
nlce. aunin3 Gitn SctrctGr. (Sicbc
bicr5l Slrtittl Scitc g.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-19
Gbisaes's ,tli!ei,s ms Hatnp
DcrtraMci,.

Gbico9o. 81, II. MGr5. -
9ind elmer Auiiteuuus oeS Or. Y.
Sbcrmnu. itclpcrtrctcnbcu %pritcbero
bcs itGptiid)cu Bureaus iiir Nuhrunasz
mittcl Suipcttinn wcrocn IN Chicago
iGbrlid mir $4,000 900 Wild) unh
Nubm ucrbrulld,t. Sicic &rpouttc
lpcrpcu bicrbcr uou 10000 @plfcrcicu
gclicicrt. sic iih ulli bic Stuutcu SQis
noia. Snhiunn unb &iacuniin ptrthciz
len, unh uui bcncu I'M Wuu5cu 2cScn
10000 Mtildtiihc gcbultcu ~ipcrpcu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-19

Sin InardIiit hat ein Ntteiitat anf bcit
Sonig BON Stnlicu ueriudjt, pbuc
iciten %fhGnnlitJen Sued sit er-
reifpen. - Mujur gems Dasesett
iunroc idruer p%criumnhet. - Sta.
licncr mnnheru beuer in MnIen
nnd Den &crciuisteu Staatcn ans.
Ginc Gulliiipu pcs britiifeft
ySccana" mnp SeS bcutid,en yEiia=
gun" I'M Nermel- aannl bel gcadJit
@cno bate mcbrcre @ienihenupfer
5ur Sulgc.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-19

Or. @ilcD lit nun bod aus benz Nn,tc
ygcbr6ngclt" wurben. - Sn feier.
lifer Wciic ,unrbe ant Sunntag
inter @ctbeilisuns hes Saft'ihen
&abincttS Die yWtainc" i'm 9ulfe
BON Wcrifu pcricnft. - Tic fir
has Iatcrlana llmscfpmmenen hes
ShiffeS wnrpcn I'M Srnucr5uge anf
bent Matchmaker 5rieobufe sn @aibs
iugtun, .. g., b~ccrbist.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-19
Der erebe STREET. in sawre"se,
.lIaN., b~cieelcat.

Snwrcure. Ian..13. @GrS. -
Der erobc Scrtilnrbeitcr : Strcit fam
bcutc @iittnN 5u Gupc. ais hnS Cub
cunritc Der Strcifcr bnS bon &m. NJ.
@pop. Yrdiibeut Der Imericun @pclcn
60. gciicllte In9cboi elmer Sobns
crbobrma nmunbm. Sic SohnShlaac.
lpclcbc ion,it Den pcrihicpcnen alonen
Der Snbrifnrbcitcr 81 @lic tcrtmt.
iiclt iih. in Collars mn Gents ans
gcbriidt. mic ioi9t:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-19
Cats Kabelerainis an Sen
KSnia.

Srdiihcnt Suit ionbtc cine an6cls
bcpcid,c dl Den Anuig bon Stulicu:
I'D %iibcrnlittclc Gllcrcr @iuieitdt rcu
Nu3hrld nicinc5 Scilcibc5 ilbcr ncu
umtcrnonuncncn r~uolloicn Iuihlu0
ouf Chr Scbcn. unb mcincr duiriGz
ti9cn Srcllrc iibcr ieiu Mtibliugcu."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-19

Tonlb Imunpicn, ser 10 Sabre
ate, fiibuc noripc9iid]c Yplariorifcr,
bat Die Slna9e %icitcs |aterlonpce alli
Dem Silbtol 9cbiBt. %om ii. bis
II. Scscmbcr 1911 biclt CT lidl bort
AM. INT il tcircu 3lpcifcl al Der
Nittiatcit iciuer Seir1tcllung auftpmz
men 5l laiicn. Nmurnbicn unr Dit
NIicb Der bclgiifen Silbpols grpcpis
tipn 1S97-1S99. maebtc 1908
1905 auf Scr .@ioa" cine %lpiiienz
idnitlid, lpcrtbuoQc 6nbrt burd Die
Nprhlpclt sYaiiasc nm lit nnh iobres
lungcn @prbercitungcn altf Der
.Sram". Hnnleu's altem Tolidiii.
acgcu Gnbc 1910 CUR Sahrt nnt, Dem
Siippul auiacbruhcu (nadlnem CT Sus
crit Die slbiidt allSaciprpd)cn battle,
Den Morppul aufsuiuhcn).
Salt inicn c. in Den critcu Stms
zen. nls lpenu elmo Sout : Yenruz
Goutrppcric III pcrbcIcrtcr Tuilngc
au5brcd,en iolltc, rclm nllh iilr Den
pritiidrn Sprldcr Hubcrt Scot
murpc Die Sicacspnlmc pcrlnngt,
Nbcr Die bcfanntcitcn Nelchrtcn nllcr
&dnbcr ltclltcn lim 'oiort unf NntunN.
lens Scitc. wub Der Spbcpuntt luurhc
nit Der Grildruua Der &UnigIihcn
@coarapbiihcu @%cicIlidlait i'll %pnpuu
crrciht. pu6 lie Nmlnlbicn pbnc Scs
pciaiiihrllnN 0laubc uub i'm ais pcn
Gritcu bctrudtc. Der Den Silopol CT
rcid)t babe, pblpohl i'll lcilcm Scles
graum nidts hernrti9eS ltcpt,
N~nulnbIcu plant. oicic Wodlc ppll
Spburt nud) SucuoS Nirca nbius
iabrcl, Damn nm Nup Nprn und Sul
Srnncisco mn lpcitcr nudl Der ScrinAs
itroSe sl ie9clu. BON no CT lth mi!
Dem Gis burh bnS Trctiid,c Mccr trcis
ben loiicn miro mo %cripnrtct. irHcnhs
no srpiid,cu Sr0nlunb unN Spiebcrs
ocu lpicbcr 1cruuaSufommcl.
Scr 10. Scbrlldr 1919 IN guar
fcinS bon pcn gcihidIilitcn Sntcn. bic
man 6u icbcm Sdni Grumcn mlNcn
mi6. abcr IN Der %HcpArnpbiIdcn Gut
ipidlun90s (Scitihtc IN cS lcbclInllo
elmer Der Acknowledgment SoAc; bcun
nn linn crbiclt Die @cnihbcit jnnl
critem Walc &cnntuie pun ciucm
mcucn Gprtiucnt, ocm lcptcn &clt.
tbcil. Der md ani Der Grtfuael ~
cntecfcu iuNr: Yutarftita. Scithcni
iinb iicbcl wciicrt arpbc Grpcritioucl
aus picicn Wcnclrcu SuriIdrctonmct.
Slpci cn0liidlC inter Scott uno Sbudic
ton. cine 'fottiitc inter Bruce, cl!c
rculld)r uutcr SrpgnlSfi, 3lpci irIl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-19

NlS bic Amnbc Ron hcm pcidln'ce
ncu Nricbcu lih ucrhrcitctc. bcrrihtc
%o(IAcmciucr Subcl. an Dem MGuHcr.
Srnucu unh Ninhcr lidl III nu@gcs
!~ulicncr Sreubc hctbciliutcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-19
9!O. 2121.

ttolcrL bic hn3 dntorftildc 2aup
BrltnoliH lmtcriId)t babcu. udrnlidb
nc octpen cn8IiIfcu inter Scptt uno
Shadlctor, unb Die IdJrucbiihc @rpez
Nitipn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-19
Dom fclSe Scr 2lpiatif.

Hclltnnnt Scrri Ydul SibuQe Sc
pel lpuroc am Mittlpph in Yuu.
Srdnfrcif, A~ctpbtct. ais er cincn Nuis
lttcg in riuem Ncropluu untcrnubn1.
Slllc2 %cbrincs, Gin b%cfanuter quit
ld)iffer, iir 3eit Gnnbibut fir @caiSs
!aturs %crtrctcr bcs Siitriftc. bon 9iz
ntou'c (Srnrtrcid)l bcniiet ici,ten
IcropInn sur 8nbltnnlpaguc. hermit
dll8cmcines Iunchen c~rrcgenb.
Ser Suftififfcr &ittc lit nit cincnt
Wright id,cn Spppc!bcdcr ub9citilrSt
uno oli Der StcIIc gct0htct porbcn.
mic aus Berlin pcylnutct.
Maurice SubutcdlI, ipcldcr elmo
Heibc ppn SptitlciiturNcn NIT Der
Slu9md1d,inc crSiclt bat. lcgtc am ii.
Wdr6 in icincm Ginpcdcr sic Strccfc
bon Enu bis Spiticrs. cine Gnticrz
nlIla pun lm9cfdbr POI Mcilclt. IN
ilpci Stunbcn mo 80 Minitcn sllriid.
Or bclpcrtitcllistc Icireu Slug nit
elmer @eidipinpigfeit BON umndbcrno
l01 II Wcilen bic SnInbc.
-
Sic critic Gulliiipn Slpcicr ~NcrpplGiic
crcianctc iih am 13. NidrS bel DEM
Ncrporomc IN Sobunuistbol. ais Die
upn Suftidiffer Sd,ubc gcitcucrtc
Mfdid,inc Den Ncruplnu hcs Sru. Net
tiger unrnnutc. S%uftidiffcr Sdubc
bate cincn Yoiiaaicr bel iid,. ipelt]cr
perlcbt lpurbe. Sic bciocn 2lpiatprclt
blicbcn mpericbrt, Bic @nid)iuen nbcr
gingclt in Sriimmcr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-19

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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-02-16
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A MUS 6MENTS
THE NORWOODS
STILL MYSTIFYING

The Great Norwoods ut the Empire
are Just AZ popular as they were at
the Orpheum, and are drawing the
crowds every night at the two per
formanccs that are given. While some
of the other playhouscs may report
somewhat light houses, the Empire
never lacks a crowd to take In the
mysteries that seem to accompany the
hypnotic spells that are cast there ev-
cry evening
Professor Norwood has certainly
given the people of this city something
to think about and also to talk about,
for with the filling of the house every
night, II Is noticed that nearly all are
new faces.
II II seldom that one can see a show
Of this quality at the prices charged
at the Empire, and no one should miss
the chance.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-02-16
THE SAVOY is SATISFYING

The Savoy is the. Mecca for those
who want to he amused and enter
tanned during the pleasant evenings
that are now here. Al Verne, who Is
at the head OF his profession, Is there
every evening with the goods In the
line of song and dance stunts that can
not he beaten on the stage any place.
Then there is Sweet Billie RAIDER
from whose swan-like throat comes
the silver note that makes her so pop
ular with all who love and appreciate
good singing. She sings all the latest
songs that are worth while and Is new
er disappointment.
The best films on motion pictures
that have ever been shown In the city
are being thrown on the screen night
ly at the Savoy. ..
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-02-16
THE BIJOU entertainers

There Is Something doing ut the
Bijou every night, and although 1t Is
no dark secret" there is plenty of
fun for the big house full of people
what Is coming to them. Hen Wise
is there. and everybody knows It, too.
as soon as the curtain goes mp. The
Gillian and Williams Four deal out
comedy that is OF the best, and their
dancing is all right Jones, Grant and
DeHcarde are there with the entertain
ing stunts that seem never to get old
or out of place The. best In the mo-
ton picture line is being placed on the
screen at the Bijou every night.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-10-31
NOTICE TO PUBLIC.

The petition filed in June, with
the county commissioners asking for
a change of the county road in seq
tons II and IS will come up for
hearing at this session of the board
of county commissioners. All per-
sons having objections to this change
should be present at this hearing.
John Hill
VIM. Bivens
Monte Olson,
AAt2 Petitioners.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-10-31
Preaching at Crystal Bottom.

On account of next Tuesday being
election day preaching services have
been postponed until Tuesday even
ing, November 18th.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-10-31
TWO ROOMS FOR RENT.

Bedroom and sitting room or may
he used for light housekeeping, s. E.
Cor. of Sth st. and End. Ave. South.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-10-31
Underwear

We have few odd and broken lots of underwear
that we will close out at this time This viii be your
opportunity to find bargain in underwear just at
the time when you need it most. Buy and save
money.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-10-31
Boys Suits

We are so crowded for room that
we find it necessary to close out
our entire line of clothing. We still
have left good assortment of boys
suits, very big cuts in prices.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-07
ANNOUNCEMENTS

ST. Marys guild Of the Episcopal
church will hold a rumamge sale Sat
urday May II. at $50 Edgewood ave-
nue., and they ask donations Of cloth
ing, household goods, etc. Miss Emma
Sharpe is president and donations are
TO be sent 10 her at Se7 Williams street
by Friday morning. The other officers
Of the guild are Mrs. Albert Mason
treasurer. and Miss Kleinwachter, sec
rotary.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-07
PERSONALS
Mrs Charles f. Caverly has entirely
recovered after her recent illness.

Mrs. Charles F. Caverly has entirely
recovered after her recent illness.
Mrs. Elizabeth Winship Bates mas
been i'll for several days at her home
on West Peachtree street.
Mr.. cir Moore. Of Fort Worth. Tex
as. is visiting his. parents. Mr. and Mrs
c. W. Moore. on Peachtree road.
Mrs. Lutte Hunnicutt had as her
guests at the Forsyth matinee this aft
Arnoon Mrs. r H Boykin and her
guest Mrs. Allen Miles, of Charleston.
Mrs. P. J. Baker has issued cards TO
the afternoon reception which she gives
on Tuesday, the l4th. for Miss Marga-
ret WEIGH. a pretty hride-eleot.
Mrs. John Carter has gone to Bir-
nningham 10 spend a month with Mrs
John D. Garter Jr. and Miss Margaret
Carter at their home on Burton ave
nue..
Mr.. and Mrs. william G. sptker have
returned from Pittshurg where they
were called on account of the death Of
Mrs. Spikers mother. Mrs. Mary Pot
ter.
Mr. and Mrs Thomas Berry, whose
marriage was a recent event. taking
place st the home Of the bride, in De-
troit. passed through Atlanta on their
way home from New York today. but
have postponed their visit to Mrs Blu
low Campbell until a later date, on
account of the death Of Mrs. Berry's
cousin. Mrs. J. S. Thompson. of Biz
naingham.