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Arizona republican., 1912-09-05
HONORS FOR LATE EMPEROR
Gathering at Toko for Funeral of
 Mutsuhito.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCH1

TOXIC, Sept. 4.-The entire for eign diplomatic corps paid their re- spects today at the bier of the late Emperor Mutsuhito upon whose cof- fin they laid a silver wreath. They were previously received in audience by Emperor Yoshihito and the em- press.
 Brigadier General John P. Pershing has arrived here from the Philippines to join the special American embassy headed by Secretary of State Knox which is to attend the late em- peror's funeral
Arizona republican., 1912-09-05
THE MEN WHO SUCCEED

as heads of large enterprises are men of great energy. Success, today, de- mands health To ail is to fail. It's utter folly for a man to endure weak. run down half alive condition when Electric Bitters will put him right on his feet in short order. Four hottles did me more real good than any other medicine l ever LOOK, writes Chas B. Allen, SylVanla, Ga. After years of suffering with rheu- matism. liver trouble, stomach dlsor- ders and deranged kidneys, l am again, thanks to Electric Bltters' sound and we'll" Try them. Only
 Contributions to The Republican Wan. Ad section are good business get in on it
Arizona republican., 1912-09-05
LESSONS WE DON'T FORGET

Oft have thought-jabber as he will-hoW learned soever, man knows nothing but what he has learned from Xperience.-Christo- pher Martin Wieland.
Arizona republican., 1912-09-05
ORDINANCE NO. 521

AN ORDNANCE to amend Sections
 9. 5 and ', of Ordinance No. 516 The Common Council of Phoenix do
 ordain as follows:
 Section | That Section of Ordin- ance No 516 be amended to read as follows:
 Section 2. The Public Market
Arizona republican., 1912-09-05
FAST FOURTEEN ROUNDS.
ASSOCIATED PRESS pIsPATcHJ

SALT LAKE CITY, Sept. 4.-Jimmy Reagan, of San Francisco. defeated Tally Johns, of Butte, in fourteen rounds Of fast fighting here tonight. Reagan had Johns all but out when his seconds threw up the SD )rge.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1912-08-15
SWEDESBORO.

Miss Ella Taggart, of Woodbury..
has been spending a part OF this
week with Swedesboro friends.
Mr.. Harry B. Schoch and family
have been spending a few days at
Atlantic City
Mrs. Chas. Bachman and daughter
Miss Edith have been spending a
few weeks at Wildwood.
Miss Ethel Wilson is visiting
friends at Bridgeton.
Mrs. Emeline Weatherby, of Ped
ricktown, is spending several weeks
as the guest of Mr. and Mrs. George
q Mitchell
Mr.. and Mrs Fred. Scheuhing and
children will go to Atlantic City on
Saturday for stay Of ten days.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. R. Moffett are en-
tertaining their sister, Mrs. Frances
Holdcraft, of Camden.
DR.. and Mrs W. G. Simmons, of
Brooklyn, N X, have been visiting
relatives here.
Mrs. John Mcmahon is very i'll at
this writing.
Mrs. J. Forest Rowland, of Phila-
delphia, has been spending two weeks
at the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM r. Cooper, here.
Mr. and Mrs. HI. C. Garrison have
returned from a visit OF several
weeks with their children, Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. A. Sailer, at Roland Park,
near Baltimore, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. w. Pither enter
tanned on Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
ter Campbell and son. of Camden.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Ware left on
Monday for a trip to Richmond, Va,
where they will visit their brother
and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert KAN
die
Mrs. Kate Cozens, her daughter
Miss Lizzie Cozens, and her son Mas
ter William Cozens, are spending two
weeks at Atlantic City.
Miss Anna Rulon is visiting the
Misses Ruth and Mary Wilkins, in
Camden.
Master Clarence Willig is visiting
his aunt, Mrs. Herbert Compton. in
Bridgeton.
Mrs. Ella Guest, wife Of Druggist
lis. S. Guest, has SO far recovered from
I her serious illness as to be able to
| sit on her porch and enjoy the So
| tciety of her friends.
Mrs. Lena Willig has gone to spend
a few days with relatives in Mickle-
ton and from there will go to Tren-
/ ton to visit her sister, Mrs. Harry
Chew.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Rogers and
little daughter Gertrude, Of Washing
ton, D. G., spent Sunday night and
Monday with Mr. and Mrs Earl Carre
at Auburn.
! Miss Amanda Wilson, of Hammonton
| is visiting relatives and friends here
/ Mr.. William Schober and family
Of Monroeville, spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. C. d. Dolby, here.
| Mrs. Frances Holdcraft, of Cam
Gloucester County Democrat., 1912-08-15

den, has been visiting her brother and
sister, Mr.. and Mrs. B. r. Moffett.
Mrs. A. e. Zane received word last
week of the death of her brother,
sLf. Harry Fish, of New York city
Miss Lucretia NJ Black, a lifelong
resident of Swedesboro, died at her
home here on Wednesday of last
week after a protracted illness in the
seventy-frst year of her age. She
was a most estimable woman with a
large circle of relatives and friends.
Her funeral took place from the resi-
dence of her brother, Joesph Black,
on Saturday afternoon and interment
was made in Lake Park Cemetery
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin
H. Dexter, Of 2417 Master street,
Philadelphia. was the scene of a
pretty wedding on Monday, the 9Th
inst, when their daughter, Miss Bea-
trice c.. Dexter, became the bride of
Edward L. Eastlack, of Swedesboro.
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. Rufus c. hartman, of Philadel-
phia Miss Erma Blass was brides
maid and Edward S. Dexter acted as
groomsman. The happy couple left
Oh Weuulu5 loui ~ WiiuWoou ~ CSe'
amid shower of rice and old shoes,
and congratulations. Those present
were Mr. and Mrs. Edwin H. Dexter,
Mr.. and Mrs William Eastlack, Miss
Verna Eastlack, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred.
w. Dexter, Master Joseph Dexter,
Mr.. William B. Dexter. Mr.. Oswald
B. Dexter, Mr. and Mrs. Walter E.
Goodwin, Mrs. Alnira Eastlack, Mr..
Levi Bower and the Misses Mamie
Gaumer, Carrie Gaumer. Anna Frost,
Susan Good, Katherine E Mayher,
Kathryn Fowell, Anna e. Prader, and
| Pauline d. Prader.
Mrs. Pine and her grandson, Howard
Schoch, spent over Sunday with her
brother, Mr.. Richard Allen and fam
ily, at Mickleton.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1912-08-15
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
MIDSUMMER AT NEW CAPE MAY
Bulletin.

The season is on at Cape May. Every hotel and
boarding house welcoming visitors day by day. and
the charming old-new resort is in gala dress for mid
Those who have spent summers at Cape May for many
years. love it; those who for the first time wonder
why they hadn't been there before It has charms for ali
classes, for young and old, for rich and poor
The finest bathing beach the Alantic shore; streets
with fine old shade trees and fower-embowered cottages;
country club Offering all the advantages of outdoor life
with golf known far and wide; yacht club of
great activity; hotels modern and homelike and
atmosphere Of delighted hospitality make Cape May
an ideal place for the midsummer trip.
Added attractions this year to be found Sew
ells Point, beautifully fitted up amusement pavilion,
theatre roller skating and observation tower restaurant
and fun factory, highly amusing and entertaining
young and old alike This section is within easy reach
81 the city by electric line running between Sewels point
and Cape May Point.
Cape May Point also ofers-a amusement pav
ion with modern features.
The service of the Pennsylvania Railroad from all
stations West Jersey Seashore R R. offers those
contemplating visit to Cape May excellent trains
convenient hours, and the ticket prices and limits
accommodating.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1912-08-15
FERRELL.


A kitchen shower was given Mr.
and Mrs. George Master at the home
of the brides parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel Mutt, on Saturday evening.
August 10th. The evening was very
pleasantly spent in playing various
games and music. At late hour
refreshments consisting of cake, lem
onade and fruit were served. They
received many handsome and costly
presents consisting of glassware,
silver, china, linen, etc. Those pres
ent were as follows: Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Mutt, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Master, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Mood,
and son Harry, Mr.. and Mrs Walter
Carr, MIR. and Mrs. Frank Bates, Mr..
and Mrs goseph Master, Mrl and
Mrs. Harmon Richer, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis Vanlier, Jr., and son Milton,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Seehousz, Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Mikesner, Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Cassaday, Mr.. and Mrs.
Isaac Flitcraft, son Ivin and daugh-
ter Ruth, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Porch,
Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Roork, Mrs.
Sarah Morgan, Mrs. Henry Hold
craft, the Misses Amy Eassaday,
Mary Jane Denelsbeck, Lettie Mutt,
Ethel Flitcraft Halle Boyd, Fran
ces Bilderback, Lille Hudson, Bes-
sic Lafferty, Tessie Herman, Marion
Meade, ELLA, Ida and Erma Mutt,
Emma Smith, Florence WINS, Mary
Smith, essie Cassaday, Verna Adams,
Hattie Adams, Messrs. John Ryan,
Samuel Brown, Warren Lafferty,
Wilbert Cassaday, Howard Smith,
Paul Abbott, Maurice Bates, Walter
Timberman, Herbert Kincade, Oscar
Hudson, Earl Holdcraft, James Ryan,
Smith Cassaday, James Mutt, Cliff
ford and Lamont Cassaday, Samuel
Mutt, Jr., William, John and Edward
Porch, Ellswoath Martin. Leslie
Holdcraft, Roulef Cassaday, Maurice
Herman, Henry Chard, Ralph Hughes,
Roy Cassaday, Raymond Carr, Will
mer Mutt, Walter Vanlier, John
Bakely, Raymond Mutt, William See
housz, and Norman Hudson.
Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Roork, of
AIillville, and Mr.. and Mrs. Ellsworth
Roork and son Leon, of Winslow
junction, have been recent guests of
their sister, Mrs. William Smith and
family.
Ms. Jacob Armstrong is quite i'll,
Mrs j. e. Merriken and daughter
Ethel and son Clifton, Of Philadel-
phia, have been spending a few days
with Mr.. and Mrs. John Crawford
and family
Miss Laura Roork and her brother
Alfred Roork have returned to their
home in Winslow, after enjoying a
few days visit with friends here
Mr.. Kimsey Morgan who has been
seriously i'll for several days. is inn
proving. Dr. Ashcraft, of Mullica
Hill, is in attendance.
! Miss Olive Nelson who has been
visiting relatives here for nearly
three weeks, returned to her home
| in Camden on Friday.
Rev. L. F. Bausman of Fairton, was
expected to occupy the pulpit here
| on Sunday afternoon, btu owing te
the illness of his wife, he was unable
to he present. Our pastor, Rev. Ed
gar Craig, preached an interesting
sermon Rev J. H. Ottinger, of Mill
Vile, was expected to preach here in
the evening, but he was not present
SO Mr.. Abram Morgan led an ole
fashioned class meeting A large
audience attended the services.
/ Mr.. Frederick Graves and family
entertained several friends from
Philadelphia last Sunday
Ferrell was we'll represented lat
1.-THE Grangers' Picnic at Alcyon Park
last week. ~
Gloucester County Democrat., 1912-08-15
How to Get Rid of Weeds.

To get rid of weeds on a gravel walk
sprinkle the gravel with coarsely
ground rock salt and rake it under
the gravel This will dissolve gradually
from the rains and no weeds or grass
will grow where salt has touched. Do
not employ this method where a slop-
ing walk is bordered by grass, for the
salt water will run into and kill the
grass,
Gloucester County Democrat., 1912-08-15
How to Remove Green Fly on Roses.

To remove or prevent the green fly
that ruins roses make solution Of
soft soap and quassja chips four
ounces chips to one gallon of soft wa
ter boiled for fifteen minutes Strain
and while cooling add four ounces soft
soap, then add two gallons more soft
water and syringe frequently.
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4n BEN Gdifer Wilbel m
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foIsenbe gittseiud obseianot tporoeR:
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taiierlihen gipiltabinet lief baraui
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NORDDEUTscHEa LLOYD.

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Die q Sabre alte gerliner 2ebeoame
ssojephine Ynnnes. Ste itammt ans
Bonn unb bat iid,, beucr iie nod Sta.
lien reiiie, ldngere 3eit in Berlin au'.
pehaIten, no lie tpegen ihrer Sfon.
belt i'm Der Sebeipelt boIo befanut
uuroe. ssoiepbine Bannes, bic in ib.
rem Sreiien fi.rstpes rJine" genannt
unroe. bate in Berlin cine elegant
eingeridteie Wohnung inne. III Der ne
niht MIR bic ibr befreunoeten Serren
All enlpfongen pilesfe, ionoern aud,
anberen .Ganen" aufentbalt ge.
m1brte. .iSine" bate md, ifon elm.
nal inn NfitfeIpuntte elmer 3rogooie
geitnnbel. giner ibrer sgeifiiser".
elm geipiiier SfahI, bate it'd, I'M Der.
enraenen Sabre tpegen ibrer lin.
treue" in Stettin erifoiien. Gns
fheiilt aber auf bas leihtperanlagie
nsdohen feinen tieieren einorud ge.
nnd,t al bnben. lie ein3ige Jolge oes
pieibeipr0f ssntrrnes5os mar,
bnB iie ihre 3elte In Berlin abbrnh
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reid,lihe Wsittel periiiste, umgab iie
it'd init grobem aomiort uno tra. ais
!, ,Branbe Game" auf. go mag es ibr
geli,ngen iein. ben iungliiflifen Nar-
heie 0oIpieeIli in 9iom in ibre Nese
su sieben, Der ipie eS ideint 3u
Der idJonen Tnitid,en in nufrif,tieer
2iebe en!brnnnt mar. Or unternnbni
init Der @eIiebten fcitipielige Reiien
biirf Stnlien ;inb bof iif nielleift 10.
gar nit bem 4ebnnten setragen,
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sem id|rieb ons W1bden an elmer Ser.
liner perionlihfeit einen ironiifen
Brief in Dem tie lid, in bnridifoier
s!rt barber luitia nrct)t. bah berBraf
fie ourdloiis 5n einer anit1noigen %.
me nlnfen lpolle. raber 0as", 10
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tInglihe6 6iasfo erleioen~.
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,Ru man aloIum." IA be Bur, DO
barr be man cen por.
u80r tpenig Geten bin id MIDI" ID
be Bur, amer printsn mag i'd germ.
bahineeaen mutt id na6ber mien ses
bOriss Rub bsbb'n."
Dat is bat @eIb Dor be Rob" IA be
Bur, DO brOdt bs fen Jru iOben S0ss
ling to gus.
so mutt tam'n,~ fd be Bur. IN
ipann fen Jru Dor be ggs.
.0at bett En- Bur bod pssI to
oobu," iG be Bur, oo brsnn be iid en-
piep an un iees to. no b. ans6t ars
beio'n bob.
.anerInfang is 'hp.r!!" "a b. Bur,
DO nun be be Rub bien Span5 inn
Stan tred'n.
.Dorr kbbt mi Gott.s mort 5part
up pitt," IA be Bur, DO isee he ben
poitor UP en- Shimmel.
Sd b.tp immer unglIt," "a be
riete Bur, az be iid ben Strumpf pers
tsbrt antrog.
Sd bin BON hoser Sertunft." I'd be
Bur, rmien gabber is 9bornpdater
tpein."
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Ra6e.

Sic: Die Grau BON Dsinem RolIes
gen bat tpieoer Dpn tbrem Mdhn eiuen
neuen 9ut betommen. Nurl tpirk Du
getDib niht nahiteben poIlen.1
Gr: Gut. gtbsr oas &slb borse ID
mis- bh bsm Hsyli@
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Wenn be Bur MID mutt, r0brt be
teen Gldu'n.
Nat en- BUR is, blifft Of en- Bur.
Sen 9ur tlpi'den trpe 4ftaten,
Gen Siinner ttpIf6en ttpe papen,
Gen mtus ttpiiGen tine 2att'n:
Dat finb ors beoropte Sort'n.
.. Bur mutt osnn son5sn Staat
iinnerbJln.
De Bur is am negItsn bi unf'nSerrz
gott.
Wenn be BUR ben Subn iludt. 10 Is
be BUR ooer be 9abn trant.
Bur. pap up oien stOd!
Dat porb be BUR MIDI mics matt,
mo be SoIoot to be aoit tummt.
De Bur odsrt iid pobI CRIES, amer
MID mics.
De Bur is en- CROFT Gsisu, be ilsit
ttpeemaI up cen Stea.
De Bur is en- Bur III en- SteIm
bon Ratur.
De EN- Sur nil bruo'n, mutt 'en
Bur mitbrin9'n.
Gn Bur lam man brins'n, po5in
man min, 6s is IN blifft en- Bur.
Summit be BUR au be staat, meet
be Teen Waat.
Wtan mutt ben Burn mid sI6tpen,
fiinft paro be opermODig.
Wlun mutt ben BUR mid pies mo.
len, Dat be BOB gier I.sst.
Gn Bur is 10 hot as en- Winfa.
8at be Bur mid mutt, bat bsibt 3.
mid.
gDat be Bur MID t.nnt, bat fobb 3.
nit be MiBfprt an.
Wenn be Bur innen Sanb lit Rotb,
3enn balm al be Glib grob.
gDen en- Bur bebrsssu min, mutt
frDb upltabn.
Mau iaalI Teen BUR in be Gin't.rn
IopeH.
Dat is main Small" IA b. Bur,
DO fDl sm i'm gus OpsrH Hopp to-
famm.
Dat tummt ipeobsr," IA be Bur,
bo fuobsr bs iisn SpisH nit Spsd.
50, jo," ieggt be Bur, oenu meet
be nir niebr.
Dat barr id MID oa6t," fd Be BUR,
DO fOu be OOm Wasen.
,WluH mutt sttn, fpat man bett," IA
be Bur, bo fmeer be 8obo.r UP Sped
,Ml'ns nit Maten," IA be Bur, DO
foDp he en- aana grannDien ut.
Dat loft MR." fd be Bur. bo priis
selt be fen Sung.
Dat belp Dor Wlis," IG be Bur, bo
ftof be fen gus an.
Dat min Of en- Webpsritano." I'd be
BUR, BIO tai De be Hrein.
,St bat no6!" id be Bur, bo imeet
be nit n Wusen um.
.Gliet fart" I'd be Bur, bo imeet
be Sung EN- tn be Rruff.
.Wenn id Rahts gut flapen fhalI,
fd be Bur, rmut. ID bags mieR Rub
sbHH,4 ss ssssg k fisn WisaeaSfIap.|
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j% Qeaea 6pQe SifN6eit.

Ter gasls Sam.gtresH I~gi olies eseln aai
c@rnnbteFib nH Sii Der grcBie Eau'BsIin be-
Siaei. nat stnen usberf6nB 0on libsr So. 900
inacu bgsabEl s..cnH man :lneg fcIthen ums
E.anbsH ~ FrbaIien fam. fDaram ieale mdii
lFeRiesr Hehmfnf lm EneStere 4asfnnft tpIes
Gouri SirGtr. unhs g8aluu3 Gtyabs, bof. Of
fen Ionnerfl0ns bic s:30 ubr gDsnos
gsarttn Toertn1 9rai
Sreo. Zufe, EsfE.
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Snnbere Wirttfdaft.
Jrnu: ~5hou, bo iIt Elm SnTeit in
bns Bu4 bintingefrp4eH, bns bu biefe
Nc4t IN 6ett geleien boif.-
Dam: ~laf'S nur brin lieasn -
- u msss 0slpd4snl-
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8eIo sn perIeiben.


ctr bseieusH Gle i1uea rubiG unb
5ofiit.
GtRenaati fsam &c.
Tarishsn sfp-slUe. 5i2 #aee ctr glwmeref.
Ehsnt HsnaI 1923.