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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-11-25
SOCIAL NOTES OF s9s Hsw4RK w s1s1Rss S

accompanied by Mrs. Charlotte Keeh-
ner. of North Fourth street, and they
will remain for some time, stopping
at the Chalfonte.
Miss Frances Rehberger will enter
tain the members of the Ocho Whist
Club at her home, Friday evening, De-
cember 6.
Mrs. Yorke Allen, of South Orange,
is visiting her mother in Baltimore.
The Rev. Meade Bolton MacBryde.
of Westwood, formerly of Orange.
spent the weekend at the Essex
Country Club.
Miss Katherine Butts, of East
Greenwich, r. l., will visit her cousin.
Miss Kathryn Ballou, of Winthrop
terrace, East Orange, next month.
Mr.. and Mrs. James NJ. French, of
20 Hawthorne avenue, East Orange,
are at Hot Springs, Va, for month.
The annual banquet for members of
the Young Women's Christian Asso-
citation will be held Wednesday eve
ming, December IL, in the parish hall
OF the Roseville Methodist Episcopal
Church. A program will follow the
dinner, when reports of the officers
will be submitted, showing the work
OF committees and departments dur
ing the year. Applications for tickets
may be made at any time at head
quarters, IA East Park street. The
monthly meeting of the board will be
held tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock.
The Rev. Lucas Boeve. acting pastor
of the North Reformed Church, was
the speaker at the afternoon vesper
service yesterday. A musical pro-
gram was furnished by Miss Jennie
r. Moore, of the High Street Presby-
terian Church, and Miss Louise
Bridge, violinist.
Announcement is made of the mar
riage of Miss Helen Welty, of Zanes-
Vile, Ohio, and William Edwin Clew-
son, of this city. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. DIR. Pleasant
Hunter, pastor of the second Presby-
terian Church, Saturday. After a
trip Mr.. and Mrs. Clewson will make
their home in Newark.
The Willing Hand Circle of Kings
Daughters gave a moving-p picture
entertainment this afternoon at the
Astoria Theatre, Emmett street and
Frelinghuysen avenue. The hours
were from until O'Clock and this
proceeds viii be devoted to the charit.
able work of the circle.
Miss Mildred Sommer, of $50 Sew,
enth avenue, entertained at hearts
Saturday afternoon. The decoration;
were yellow chrysanthemums Re
! freshments were served at the, enc
Of the play. Vocal solos were con
tributed by Miss Frederick Sims. Th,
other guests were: Miss Beth Harri
son, Miss Stella Simmons, Miss Heller
Virtue. Miss jean Ashmean, Miss Am
Ashmean, Miss Ethel Watson, Mis-
Harriet Gregory, Miss Alma Seller
Miss Raidy Apgar, Miss Gladys Pol
lard. Miss Florence Scheller, Mis-
Adelaide Swope, Miss Bertha Barrel
Miss Helena Hawkins, Miss Eudor
Gregory, Miss Hortense Reynolds
Miss Celeste Reynolds, Miss Margare
Hensler, Miss Dorothy Wills, Mrs
Robert Drummond, Mrs. George w
Clark. Miss Anna Van Wagner, Mis-
Catherine Howell, Miss Grace Lyons
Miss Dorothy Sommer, Miss Glady
Ewing. Miss Marguerite Ewing, tn
last two of Jersey City; Miss Paulin
schaefer, Miss Lillian Oliver and Mis-
Elsie Sewell. Of East Orange, an,
Mrs. Ella Shand. of Brooklyn
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-11-25
Mother O. Mine

Ii we're hanged on the highest hill,
know whose love would follow me still;
Mother o. mine.
If were drowned in the deepest sea,
know whose tears would come down TO
me:
Mother o. mine.
II were damned Of body and soul,
/ know whose prayers would make me
whole:
Mother O. mine.
-Rudyard KIpling.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-11-25
Dinner Stories
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TT was q Welsh minister who de-
scrlbed the devil to a little con-
= gregation in a remote Welsh val
ley Said the minister:
"The devil is bound round the mid
die with chains, and round the arms
with chains, and round the legs with
chains. But John JONES'" pointing to
a man in the front row, ''he can
reach you, and David Evans" point
ing to one in the middle row, che
can reach you, and" pointing to one
at the back, "John Williams, he can
reach you
And then a man in the gallery
called out: why, he might as well
be loose"
An author, whose name we are
loath to print, was called upon by a
friend one day early this week.
''I am going on a long journey by
train" he said, land know you have
a dandy library, and 1 want some
thing to read en- route. What have
yot to lend ne?'
81 hate to boast, but | have an
awfully funny one. Here is my latest
book. / won't make you give it back
If you'll advertise it,
But how can / do that?'
"Read 1t on the train where people
can see you and laugh heartily every
few minutes"
The book was accepted, but a few
days later the author received this
telegram:
Return book herewith. Don't want
it on terms quoted"
Mark Twain did not cherish a
fondness for the average office boy.
He had an idea that the genius was
insufferable, and invariably when the
humorist sailed forth into some
business offices there was immediate
armed hostility between him and the
| boy.
One day Mark went to see a
friend at his office. and the Office
boy on guard, in icy tones, said:
"whom do you wish to see?"
Mark mentioned his friends name.
What do you wish to see him
| about2" came next from the boy.
Mark Twain Immediately froze up.
and then with a genial smile he
said:
"Tel him, please, l want to ask
his hand in holy matrimony."
When Hartford Marshall, the New
York lawyer, was an assistant dis
trict attorney under jerome, he was
charged with prosecutions Of the for.
tune-tellers and fake mediums whC
infested parts of the city. Marshal
got evidence against a so-callet
crystal glazer and sent County De
tective AL Thomas to make the ar
rest.
Thomas, pretending to be a Gus
toner, called on the seer and asked
for reading. The faker took
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-11-25

size staggered him. He wasn't ac-
customed to New York hotel prices.
After verifying the correctness OF
his bill at the cashiers desk and be
ing insulted by the waiter for tip
ping him twenty-five cents, the vis-
itor started out to look for his
brother, whose office he found about
O'Clock. In response to his inquiry a
to his brothers Whereabouts, a clerk
SAID:
He's over eating at the Blank
Hotels new grillroom.
Go slow, my friend. only a million
aire could overeat at the Blank Hotel.
know, because had breakfast
there myself this morning"
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-11-25
CANAL READY BY NEXT JULY.

m GREAT in the worlds history will be the passage
IN of the first vessel from the Atlantic to the Pacific
the Isthmus of Panama, and it may take place early
eight months from This epochmakng voyage will be
attended celebration, will
trial by of the small craft daily canal
builders Colonel Goetas expects the ready
navigation by July 1913 It's first will preeede
by months the formal opening when great deer headed
the historic Oregon, will pass through waterway
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-11-25

Thomas's brawny left palm in one
hand and his crystal ball in the
other, and after peering in a rapt
manner, first at one and then at the
other. seemed to go off into a trance.
Presently his lips moved.
"a shape is lowering about mel"
he said in impressive tones. "ft
comes nearer and nearer--ie is an
angell''
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-11-25
4 CHECK TO RECKLESS MOTORISTS.

m RIGHTEOUS decision that may reduce toll
A of life taken by the motoring uggernau just
given by the Court of Errors Appeals State
puts upon automobile driver who exceeding legal
speed limit the burden OF proof responsibility
down pedestrian strikes vehicle other
words his unlawful speed prima ace evidence negligence,
md prove if that it did
the legal the scorcher, where it belongs
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-11-25
EVOLVES" ARE SURROUNDING COUNTRIES


a
wal is
te petty jea
the Balkan
this perfect wod-peace will be hardperhaps mposbeo
i republic, kind Of
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-11-25

A novelist whose sales do not cor
respond with the lofty nature of the
reviews his books usually get was
walking on Broadway when there
glided past the motor-car of a pub
Usher who had brought out, at a
heavy loss. one of the authors books.
Stopping his car the publisher said:
There's big manuscript nearly
falling out OF your overuoat. You
might have had your pocket picked
il you were not SO well known"
A certain father, whose son is an
undergraduate Of ono of the larger
colleges, has frequent occasion TO
remonstrate with the boy on his cx-
travagance. In recent letter he
sent check for $50. but accompanied
it with admonitions to lead a more
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-11-25

ears. The doctor examined and
found the ear was full of water.
How did this happen he asked
after he had drained the ear-"been
going in swimming?"
''Naw, suh," said the little darky-
"been eatin' watermelon"
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-11-25

ter bring him along with you to put
up the bail. You're pinched!'
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-11-25
NBW MARK FoR STANDARD or pRoFITs

TANDARD OIL stockholders celebrate the
sary the dissolution of that by contemplating
about S52OO000O in dividends during the twelyemonth,
equivalent - per cent the parent companys stock The
rerons high per 19001901 In the
H<f before III dissolution the trust paid only ~ 80
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-11-25

economical life. MY son." he wrote
"your studies are costing me a great
deal" To which his son replied
cheerfully: 81 know it, father, and
don't study very hard, either"
The motto above the great editors
desk read: Accuracy, Accuracy,
Accuracy" Therefore the story
turned in by the cub reporter con-
tained this statement: Three thou
sand nine hundred and ninety-nine
eyes were fixed upon the speaker"
"What means this fool statement?"
asked the great editor, as he pre-
pared to use the blue pencil. "One
man was blind in one eye" explained
the cub.
After his brother had been in New
York a little more than a year, a
Kentuckian decided to pay him a
visit. Hoping to surprise his brother.
the Kentuckian did not apprise his
brother of his intentions. Arriving
at 8 o'clock in the morning. be asked
to be directed to good eating house.
The taxicab pilot steered his course
for the largest, costliest and most
fashionable hotel grillroom on Broad
way.
Being a stranger in strange land.
and hungry, the Bluegrass brother
ordered a regular home meal When
he got the check from the waiter its
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-11-25

required to bring that small Want Ad. to
The Newark star. because we have In
stalled a new system for your own con-
venleacc. itameix. the Want 40, Blank
= 80 & 9 o'Ii tie i,lalIk FiIh xorr
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-11-25

A small negro boy went to a ply
sician in Louisville to be treated
for a painful sensation in one of his
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-11-25
Peoples 5
Ros trum

The Star extends the privilege OF
these columns to the public and invites
than one hundred words treating OF
topics of the hour.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-11-25
GIVES REASONS Fer STATES STAND

this
that would completely coalesce with the others
to their omp
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suppoon
little peninsula like old friend the cat watches her old enemy the
Turkey nations
of
IIerzeg ina a couple of yearsag wass
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-11-25

Mrs N, al Ehlers. Of Court street.
vent % Ocean Grove saturday 40
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-11-25

Mrs. William a. Halsey OF Mt.
Prospect avenue, will entertain at
bridge on Friday In honor of Mrs
Vincent c. Arguimbop, Of Orange.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-11-25
written Expressly for the Evening ss.'

of a
~
republic because 1t will the orthodox
centralized republic like America but federaed rspnb republic
Balkan would ndepndenoe in local affairs but would o
foreign policy
for
possible solution governmental difficulties
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peripnal. oti3en.

Die 5ablreihen 5reurloe unb Der
ebrer oes Serrm s obn u. $ o I.
NJ q n n, bon Der Safultdt oes Confer
patorp OF Wtajic nnb Srganilt Der
Ieutiden Sobannes @entei,ibe, per.
BEN aelpiB nit Srel,oer Die aunoe
pernebmen, baB iih berielbe na6 se.
iabrIider aranfbeit auf Dem 8ege Der
9eiieriing beinlbet lino baB ale Ge.
fabr iiberitanbelt lit. 9err Soffntnnn
beiinoet iid nod inrner i'm 8erbesba
Soipital, bod fnnn ef aufiiben ilno
9eIub empiangen. or muBie lid, Dor
einiger 3eit elmer ifHDierigen Obren-
Operation unter5ieben.
Sn ibrsr Mobnuns. Ro. 1541 Sones
StraBe, lit seitern Grau marie
cop pie StratemeDer. Wittz
ne bes Dor stpa % Sabrsn Deritorbes
nen 5errn Casper Stratemeper, nah
idngsrem, nit grober 0ebulb ertrase,
nem leiben aus Dem Qeben oeihieben.
Die @eritorbene, tpelGe elm Nlter bon
68 Sabrn erreiht bate, fam als Wdb=
den BON 81 Sabren in's 2anb, bot
isitbem ununterbrohen in bieiiger
Stabt aerpobnt unb fih burh ibr itets
freunblihes, liebepolles WeIen einen
sroben Jreunbestrtis er4porben. Gie
binterlIbt prei SSbne, Sultan, Sobn
unb 9enrp Stratemeper. uno Sipei
l09tsr, yrau Warp 8entert unb
syraa Carrie Ri4arb. foipie cine 2ln=
3abl Gnteltinber. bic ibr 6infheiben
tief betrauern. Die 8eerbigung finbet
Donneritas Nadmittag um 2 llbr BON
Der Mattbdus Rirhe. 2ibertp nno
glm Strube. beren Grduenberein bic
Weritorbene felt 80 Sdbren ansehorte,
aus itutt unb Die 8eitfbuns ber Qei4e
erfolst auf bem prpttitanttfGsn Griebz
bofe an Der Carthage qite.
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unb Spise,lfIeiber, unb eine gan5e
9ufnicberIuge. 0oh bas tpertbpon-
| Ite maren @oIb nno GoeIiteine rebii
@Rrtbpapieren. 9ei beren 8eriper.
tbuua hotten Die Spisbuben Slid, Ell.
| ne 0anf brahte Dem vSefretar" oes
@riehen loIbes @ertruuen entgegen,
boB er unitanbslos 100000 W. anf
einlnoI erbielt.
Ser bieoere @riehe, ben in5ipihen
| Iein Sbidial ereilt bat, ner'uhte Der
| llnterluhune cine riibrenoe War oiif-
sutiihen. Gr babe oilrh .Santnlllln-
een ulter ieinen 2anoslellten" IN Fe.
tersbura cine grobe Sumne aiifge-
trieben, Die er ben fanlpfenoen Brit
bern oli Dem 9altan geianot babe.
9oS Sammeln tpurbe ibm ipobl ges
olaubt, Die 9lblelIollfg Der Snnlnle
aber niht. Die gufbebltng oer gan'
De lieierte nod cine 4nsdbI alter .ge.
fannter" in Die S1nbe Der Boli5el.
Gin intereiianter Yro5eB, IN Dem oas
ebernalige Earlameiltsmitglteo 8lts-
ne3oip eine gons neue 9oile 1plelen
fpirb, itebt ionlit bepor.
gon Stl,ie su Stufe fiel aih elm
MitgIieb Der eriten areiie YeterS.
buras, elm ebenlaIiser 3ogling bes
Gagenforps. Der ols Siii5ier oen ritl.
liih.iopaniihen sSeIo5llg mitgerna6t
bat itnb fin 1apferteit NIT Dem Sc
orgsfrei, auseeseihnet lporoeil tit.
slls Sobn eines 8ereralgonuerneitrs
| itanoen ibm Die eriten areiie offeit
bot beiaB er uiht bic notbigeu Nit-
tel. INN ihid alf5utreten. Gr fano
INNER BEL einen @uherer Silfe Gos
perlanate Yfanb fanb Der ilnee gri-
itofrat ouf Dem Mleranoermarft, Dem
herilhnlteIten Irobelmarft DER Steii-
beng. Er eritano fir einige aopefe,l
elm 9ilo Gle Game i'm Barrett, gab
lie fir Elm Nerf Der .boadnoiidet
Shnle" aus unb iabri5irte ba3l cine
@eitGtiaung zines befarlnten Eeters-
burger allnltprofeiiors. 9eiien 9ta.
ME ihien Dem @eloperleiber 5u geIuis
gen; er gab auf Die Game I'M 9a-
rett" cine iolioe Sunlme ber, wanote
Iih ober balo balah on ben Gltnit-
orofeiior ieIblt nit ser gitte, bas
Glltahten 5il priiien. 9obei fam no
tiirlih Der S6ipinoel beraus. Ger Dem
Sffisier auf Die anflogebanf brafte.
Die Midter batten Ritleio nit DER
9eotblaee oes @eneraI9ouperlleurs-
iobnes ,lno lieBen i'm lauien.
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9unfle Griiten5em.
Petersburg inn Nopenber.


Seit Mlonaten wirtbidaften IN
Observation-Disclosures 5amilieii
ounfle af1hte IN Gelbihranfeil.
Shreibtiihen luo 1rllben. Dso1
mllnfelte anfanes bon elmer grobeil
intsrnotionalen Diebsbanbe. bic iid in
her ruiliiten Sauptitabt ouf @aitrol.
Ieu befinben ioa. Die 9ebeimpoIi5ei
orbeitete eifrie, ober obne Grfolg.
Gnolib lit bas Depot" gefun0en,
sbenio liub bic pldne entbsdt porben.
monah Die y@eieaihaft" arbeitete.
Gas Bureau" Der DiebsgGelien lDa-
rem Standardization, Die Don einei,l
@rie9en urlterbalten uuroen Der
ipofere Mann befaf niht Deniger ais
iieben folder 2ofale IN ben berihie.
benIten @egenoen Der Stabt. slbenbs
perlarnmelten iih bort Die nRitter
bonn @riff".
ssu ciner 6ieler 8alt1pirtbidaften
mar audi Der ebernnliee 9rmaabge-
oronete oes 5peiten ruiiiihen Barla.
ments, Gusne3otp Stdnmgnit. Gr
peritano oas ShloiierbanotDerf ,lno
1purbe baIo DtiteIieo eirer peitper-
sipeigten ginbreberbuIIoe, oie ibI lei.
ner foltbaren gigenihaften ipege,l, 81,
ibrem glnfiibrer erllanilte. Gin 9u.
monritglieo! @unDern 0arf man iid
cariiber eigettlib nidt 70 iebr, BERN
bic sipeite 9uma aahlte ''nr~ 7.
9eputirten 10 manhe oir1fle Griiten5
Ga gnb es iogar Bombenfabrifante1,
oie aber entbedt tpurben, ebe Tie I'm.
leiI angeribtet batten. RlsneaotD
trahtete aaeroings niemarl6 nah benz
2eben; er begniiste iih NIT 0e1n Gi-
aenthum bes gtddften. Seine @erbaf.
tung DernnlaBte ein GROCER 4aiien.
raub i'm Rontor bes Grafen Strogas
nom. gs iporen @ertbpapiere geftob.
len porben, bel Oeren Werfnuf bic
8anbe ersrifien narbe. DIE Ginbre-
der perretben fi6 segenietig, iIIao 70
entbefte be @eheiinpoIt3ei ihIieBIi6
auh bos reife Diebeslager bel ienem
0riehen. Nan fan foftbare VeIoe,
.@eibtns unb GammhDoaren 2einsn
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Gin rufiif1er prisfer
uber beuti DE 4 4ir6en1 hu=
len. Gin Stid ruifilher 9ef4idts
aus Stpei Sabrbunberten pertOrperi
lid i'm Werbegang Der petriihule in
Petersburg, bic in bieien 9agen ibr
Subelfeit feierte. Oas Shattenbil6
peters oes 9roBen ihaut aus Der dls
tsiten llrtunoe, bic iiber oen Shulz
lsbrer Milbelm Rapenitein aus 4ms
iterbam porlisst. Der fGon 1712 fir
Elm SduIseIo bon bret Rubeln on Der
eintlaiIisen goltsfhule Relisioa,
Gefen, Shreiben unb Rednen le4rte.
Der Rame Der sroben ruHii9en 4ai=
ierin aus beutf1em syiiritengsi9leht
itebt unter benz S1riftitiid, bas 1888
.bas 4lIerb0dit perorbnete S4ulbi-
rettorium" einfebte, benz, pie allie
beuti1en Sfulen, aud Die ieit 1852
aur Wiittelihnle I'm eieenen, gum
1beil nod bsute ftebenben 1eim aus-
sebauie rOeutide 9auptidule" un@
teritellt purbe. Die Geftalt bes GAR
befreisrs pirb lebenbis in Der Grim
nerins an bas apeite srobe pripiles.
bas 1862 ben 30glinsen bic 9oda
i9ulen 0ffnste unb bic 2ebrer 5u
Staatsbeamtn ma9te. 9sute itebt
bic petriihule. bic srDbte beutIfT
sfirhenIhule Nublanbs, als elm
pislsIieoriser Shuli0rper ba, oer I'm.
ter Der 2eituns bes Directors Rus
bolf Steinmann, bes NahfoIgers eiRer
lansen Reibe ipodexr Ghulm6nner,
@pmnaiium, Nealfdule, Mdb&ens
epmnaIium unb aipsi 0emeinbsiduItn
fir anaben urb W6b4en nit AZ
Rlafen, 30 2cbrfrGften unb 100
30giingen umfaBt. Dub bic iiberau
i'm MusIanb fit betpdbrenbe herpors
itehenbte gigenihaft unfere Bolts
tbums, bic treue pfiihterfiilluns,
aud in Mublanb dnertrnnt pirb. be-
tunoeten Die acknowledgements
oes ruiIii4eu Rdiierbdufes. bas Grs
fdeinen 3ablreiber @iirbentrdser gum
syeftnft unb bic rege MntbeiInabme
Der ebemolissn 30slinss, unter bsnen
9obe ruHiidt Dffisiere unb 9eamtc
rpuren. Sci benz fir bic Shiler unb
GHilerinnen OrtbOooYen 8stenntnifs
its absebdltenen Oanfgottesbienit
rihtete Der sriedifh tatboGIds Nts
lieionslebrer an Der petrii9ule, pries
iter q. M. Mntonolp, an Die 4inher
cine le6r teadtsnsipertbe NnfpraHt,
aus ber bic beutihe ct. 9ktersburser
3eituns fcIsenots mittbeiIt: Der
epongelif9 lutkrii4e Artis bat bon
6auje aus in Der neuen. NsfibenS
cine pertpunbtf9aftlidbt Nufnabme
unb Elm Waterbaus esfuRDen. Jm
6inblid hierauf perIiert unfert S6uIe
unb ibr Subildum ben Iotulsn Gbo@
rntter unb sepinnt cine ercbe ollges
Emeine NebeutunS. inbem lie einige
Ebslebrenbe Geitep allen erSffnet. bic
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N { ~ y . T t.

Die 9ieiupurt Office fir bas Sin.
einuatier golfsblatt" befinbet iid) in
Ru. 339 Yurf SraNe, ssseniiber Dem
GDurtbaaic, iuDielbit Neuisfeiten, An'
seissn II. I. No. bis 10 l1br As Ninn.
ten Mbenos entgcseugenommen iuer.
ZEN. Sslepben Souta 2401.
= Die reselmdbise monatli9s Ser.
fammluns bes Deutin ansritoni=
ften StabtpsrbanDes finbet beut,
Ibeno i'm Deutf6en 9aus On Der Gds
Der 8. unb Saratoga Ctr, itatt. gs
lit gu ertpartsn, bab iid bic Oelesatsr
re9t 5ablrei9 einfteGen, oa beaiiglid
Der beporitebenDen Weibnahtsfeier am
nd6ften Sonntas nod reht pidtiet
Nngelesenbeiten gu befprehen fino
Na6 Der Nrfammluns fiubet cine ses
miitblide unterbaltuns NIT benz nDtbt=
gen Nab rno einem suten germanifheu
Smbib itatt.
= Marp 5. unb Wofss 6. Serpic.
bon Cincinnati pertlasten s. 5rdntel
auf &au5sltrung Don Noten i'm Be-
TRACE bon $4,000 uup auf $4,000
Sdabenerfob. Sm sSuli 1912 tauften
iie bas Colonial 5beater on Der Monz
mouth Strabe unb sabltsn $500 in
Baar unb saben $4,000 in Roten. Si.
bebaupten. bob ibnen ssfast murbe,
buS 9beater babe einen Netto profit
pOn $1O0 BIB $225 pro Wo9s. Eas
LE4atsr iet ,isbo4 cine perlorene @elh.
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Die Gpuinstpn Office fir bas ,,Gin.
sinnatier &olfsblatt" befiubet I'D TN
6ebGnbe go. 509-511 Wabiiou
apenue. slnseigen, Wfittbeilungen
unb Seitelnngen irgenonelfer Irt
iuerben bis 10 llbr Ibcnbs baielbit
sntgescngenpmmcn. Selepbpn Sontb
1854.
- SIN Gircuitgeriat, Ri9ter 5ra>
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Sale bon p6il. 8roasbamsr gesen
glifa groa8bamer, tpuroe Der Maiter
aommiiIGr beauftrdgt, oas gieentburt
on Der 9urrurb @pe., n0rbIi1 Der
Burnett Str, 81 pertaufen. SIN
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gen petsrs Bros. Barring Comp,
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ter fol9enbe &ommitieen:
ReiolutiOnen: s. 8. Suuldn, 81.
9. Willidms. sSoAn 8. 8oste, elmer
9. Stouiifer unb &. g. Uaetcalf.
arrangements: Bon sSnbepenbence,
glmer 9. Stanfifer. 8. g. Meteolf,
6. 5. mlliams, IS. M. Hanfin uno
Sd 6. Batter; bon Gopington: sSobn
9. Dillon r.. Jobn s. Boste, 1reb.
RnIf. g. 8. Rouie unb 3. W. Ros
eers. Das gountpseri9t bertagte fid
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