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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-07-30

Ironsides at marine way, Eliza
beth, Pa.
Memphis, Tenn.-Joseph How
ard shot and killed his wife and
himself. Jealousy.
New York.-Standard Oil has
raised price one cent gallon. This
is one of the little results of dis
solution proceedings.
New York.-Installment furni-
ture men from entire country are
in convention here. Trying to
find remedy that will cure Gus
toners of skipping habit"
Boise, Idaho.-1 man killed, 7
injured and 1900 sheep killed
when stock train on Idaho North
ern road was wrecked near Cuff s
fey, Idaho.
New York.-Andrew Derraro,
arrested in connection with muir
der of Marie Barsuto, 8, whose
body was found floating in But
termilk channel.
New York.-Fanny Denham
Rouse, oldest actress in America,
is dead at her home, Ohioville,
N. Y.
T. New York.-James R. Carey,
playwright, has already written
play on RoSenthal murder case.
Calls it ''The Gunner of New
York"
Duluth, Minn.-500 stevedores
are out on strike in Superior and
Duluth. l. w. w. trying to call
general strike at head of lakes.
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-10-18

8nien, @ontroen. Zen rige Ding.
lima bleo nupnt iom ct efsempel
0o ban ioa oct 6pbeite Soar, ioa
aif Fan bort. Dor 5ios arpftifa0e
err manglenOe Spn6serfeuoeIie, Der
er fun fna iblonot os, Der oirfelig
for aloor bar preoet pna at fomme
no al Spuoen. 9oar oi inmmenlig'
ner o8 ielo meo andre SpHoere, fan
hi iogtens bIipe CODE og p9ne. men
life efter on6res Spno Ifal bi pro-
pes, men / Seiu ariiti 2ps ifaI bet
ofgeres, boao on og ieg er OPrO;
nonr ri inmmenligner os ieIo meo
ariitis, ino gIemmer ri at gre
5orifeI pon imoa og itore Snnoer.
SDn0 er life oct fine eler bet grooe,
men oct er, at oi bar itoaet CUBS
Nan0e iroo % er lsbet bort ira
BAN. 8i, fom blen troen6e D1enne'
FER, noor olorig lGngere END til
at blioe Snpolioer, oanOelig talt:
,,naar iee er ifr6belig, bo er ieg
fterf". 8i noor olorig Of ii6Oe
bit til &eit; ffoI oi inb til bet iol'
IDie 2mo, 6o mno pi ieennem De
merfe Dale.
Dette er | al aortbeb be 8dnfer,
Iom off igennem Baitor Sobnniens
Tore6rog, oe Tom oeina eff ieennem
belle 9reFteIien of @nnet. 9o pi
fun fif eoot beopnbt ON 5reoog
S~ormioong, mootte ni toee en- Del
al gftermio6agen til SiPlp. Dog
Ionreoes, at Snoleoeren az Wenig,
be6ens Gimme fff Bib til at in6Ie6e
bette, in6en ni iffItes Sreooe 81.
termi6oog. emnet bar / Sob. 8, a:
,8or Gro er ben GER, iom bar ODER.
parnoet ger6en", oe SnOle6eren bar
goff. n. g. Sonfen, @ocine; ban
u6bifleoe fsrft, boob Der menes meo
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-10-18
8. belegereoe 6reosmoSe
al Gistoniin arcos.

Oct er Ia olmin0elig at b6re
5olf iige; Def Dor 81 go6t @6Oe,
|og set er iaa ttot 6leoet ifreoet ON
|9reos- og gfis'ionsme0er, at man
&c 6etrogter Def iom en- rom 6roie.
iom Der fun er meget lot Alpor
i, ioa ieg oil fife 6egpnoe mco
oenne gpn9ie 6olemoa0e, men meo
at uotale 0en Ooerbeoisninq, at
enten oct W6oe, jeg oil fortpIe ON,
i 5oIfs 0mo6mme bar goot eGer
0aorIigt, iaa er ieg nis poo, OF Der
bleo gjort mango &ngreb pao Die
beIens gefpItning / 5ierterne, oa
set Dor ogioo Qngreb, iom 5erren
bilOe fen6es De0 og oeIiiane. Det
Dor / Cor 6reliers WenigbeO /
@nupaco. at bette oeiligeNgoe bol6.
tes i Dogene fra 1872. Sept,
oq bbor er oct goot at bline repet
no al ben 0ngIie0oes 9~raDlbeo;
tbi ieln bort firteIige arbei0e er 10
poa mango Woooer prpeet al bet
2on6, bDor ni Dor oe Bigger, meo
al bets Sagen oe Sroplbeo, bpor
er oct goot at bIfne reoet no at
oIt bette og iomles meo 9rsOre og
SsTtre for / 5orenine at 0rsfte De
cling, iom berer Cubs aiee til, os
it0en Sngen og 5ronlbeo of beIfiie
Den &erre og Teiter, iom bar fsbt
os meo lit Blob. Ws6et an6neoes
Sorsoog aften, meo ct bierteligt
Belfonmnen fra Ste6ets Yrpft til
ollie frenmeoe, baa6e tiIreiIert6e o9
fra S6iter.W enigbeoen / 8pen, af
it0enbps frermeoe par Der co $50,
iom Dor tonrrnert for at boloe Ssi.
ito i 8aupnca. Otter 8elfomitbilie.
men tronote areosformon6en fren.
for alteret, og anbningsgu6stiene.
item bespnote pad fnoponlis Bis
meo Snogongsbsn, Collect og Cpl.
|ftel. poff. 6. q. aTotb fra Reenob
prnoifeoe oper Rotfb. 90, ia,
Ronedsruens 8rpIIirp; jee fol Tie
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-10-18

|preDe at referere Rr9Oifen, men Inn
Der me00ele De iefs Sumter, 6oorom
aolOet pao Renneifeii9le formeOe
|iig til en- if6n og in05olosrIg BrG'
Ioifen.
d 81 er ale poa 9ei til Snnlen
eaer til SelDeoe.
p @u6s aprIigbeO o9 ]taaoe
taI0er os til 5imlen.
- De fleite Wenneifer oil troOs
SUBS aerligbeo og Naooe Ilet life
tage imo0 Sn6bpOelien.
A. Der er mango, iom bel uo'
bortes looer aoI0et gpl0e, men
noar De felo ifnl mo0to9e Del, ioa
lltffer De Sjertet /.
y Ter er M~enneifer, iom ttllpne'
looenoe ger Qloor al at fsIge aol'
BET, men fun tilipnelaoenoe: CTS.
manoen n6en grpIGupsflponingen
81 @los 8reoe bliper ooer Dem
til eDig 8iO, Tom fife fit Goooen
Il sic.
Otter grp6ifen iliitte0e areos'
formon0en @u6stieneIten pno i9o'
lbonlig 8is, og erfl9re0e bort areos'
ms6e cabinet 1 ben treenige SUBS
0dnn.
5re6ag 5ormtoOoe begpnote gte'
oct me6 Nfipngelien al Salrnen Nr,
10, I'll &imlene refer Gin mi
fftm6be6 Cub, buorefter 9aitor
SO. Sobonien, Oibtoib, inSleoeoe
are6iens Gmne, Worf. 2,f7; no
fra 6enne 9efit boIbt ban ct Tent
og inosooen6e 5oreoroe, bpori ban
'pifte, at 5oriieerne os be Sfrift'
fIoge par troplt optaene at at rette
pon ale be mango inrdo os itore
|spnoer, iom be ianSt bos Solicit,
men bet opbeite Sanr, bet fna be
lite, nemIie Spn6en | fl troerfte
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-10-18

8eroen / oeme 6orbm0elie; bet er
fife llniperiet, men alt oct on6e,
iom fir6es i6lap0t Renneifer, ale
De arpfter. iom 0iGoelen bar iat /
gep9gelie for at bragg Menneifer
neo / 5ortobelie; ban beifreo 6erei.
ter Iroen, iom Den bemmeligbeos.
fltI0e Wogt, Der ieirer Ooer geroen
baoOe inoen os og u0en ON os.
5re6og @iten ~esregneoe BET, men
tro6s Def ubebagelige 9ejr bar Sir.
fen Del fDGot meo 9ilberere; Bat.
e. R. Nielien, Oregon. og Bat.
g. g. 96iiteo, Rem 2isbon, uo0elte
2ioet 9rsO for os.
Ssn6og 6ormi0oog begDn6te iom
ollie Sesiionerne me6 4nOogt, boor.
.efter 0r0et gapes frit til Greitelie
.af emnct, Iom 6leo inOle6et oeo
5reoag 6ftermiooags SeSlione1;
Oreftelien gif meo 2io og garme
.og ~oGientIie i iamme Spor iom
SnOle0eren bopoe begDn0t I. gi
ilutteOe meO Dr6ftelie 81. II for
at be9Dn0e paa 5orretnin9sm6oet
iom 10 er en- meget p9ienlig Gel
|af bore areosmsOer.
Setretprens gtnpport bleo oplPit
.og 9oofenot, aoSiererens 3apport
uooite en- Sn6teet | anrets 2sb Of
Iaf $797.56 og en- l1Ogift at $792.56
OberifuO So. Reanitabet bleo ooer.
gibet til Hepiiionstomiteen, iom fom
til at beitno al Bait. q. g. G6iiteO
.og Scr. Sobn 2ange; enopiOere op.
.lpite a~osiereren en- Speriigt ooer,
boo6 boer Menigbe6 / areoien bar
p6et til Dor are6s' Misiion, % bpor
mango bioroeDoen6e Meolemmer
bper Menigbeb bar. 9enne ODER.
iiet ier iaole6es no:
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-10-18

Neuiobe0ens gaoOn og 9cliggenbe6.
Il 0orie Ngb., aenoi6o,
9ioragp. Ute0l. goet /. areOsmis.
1876 $f1.7O
@mou5 NenigbeO, Rociuc,
28t $77.25
Dor 5relierS @enig6eo, Gacine.
161 $4,000
SnmonleIS Neniebeo. Gacine,
100 S71.7s
Den .. eo..Iitb. Rab, Rilpoltee,
81 $4t.60
Den 3. Ell. 4utb. Rgb., S~artIonS,
30 $20.f5
Den D. eO..lut6. @ab, Oregon,
81 $40
ct. 5tepbons O.e.L Wgb., 0ronae,
$29.25
8or 6reIiers @enigb.. geena6,
83 $3427
8or 5reliers Menigb., 8oupoco.
10t $45.t5
SeIIigonnos Nenigb., 8oupoco.
liz $1,000
geters Renieb., Sb~enninaton,
30 $17.62
Den D.. e. Iltb. Ngb., @orren.
% $763
So5orous Wgb., Bop Sippf.
30 $56.73
ct. 5obnnes @gb, sorebilIe.
" 1920
ep.lutb.9 ref yMeb., 0enmorf
125 b235
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-10-18
"a pi gift paa gejen.

Seq piloe enife ioa me5et,
Ser mgen Sell par bos mig.
Seq piloe Iigeioa enife,
Der in9en Sell par Dos dig.
Sua flmoe pi to tiIiommen
Sno oeiligt gaa @oono / Souno
5 9(Ioor IA pei ion @ammen
6oruOen De b~9mmenoe 9aonO.
81 funoe. 5oi5 Blot OH pilOe
&c, oItin9, iom jeg fan oct ie.
Men Set er bare 8iosipiI0e
ut tqnfe Jig, iligt funoe ife.
Soa e9eniinoig og fIog
9}of til at ifrpmme ben beOite
90 io9e mig ms i en- arog.
Ser fon ie9 ioa ii00e og gruble
90 trnfe poa Sfo0en, ieg leo,
"a on If min 500 til at inu6Ie
% imiIe0e blot 0a ie9 CLEO.
0u rate emo fife mig 6oanOen
9(t Itette mig oofIen0e Si0,
Sfgnt pi er oeO 8Io0et % aonoen
6orbunone / ieIoe port Gin.
gu Del. Oh bar Sell. ie9 ifeuner
N}e6 Snerte og 5org i nit 5in0;
Gu 0oarII9 min Groifab beIsnner
90 ilipper tfot rfreoen mo.
Din Sang oar Ell oIti0 til @Ie0e,
Gin @erning ei alto til 9Dit
90 tiot maatte bittert ie9 grGOe.
SCAR groooen on itaf ! mit8rpIt.
Seq bgrer en- ~un6erIig Suien
Som tuiin0e 8ingeiIog,
Som 9sIgernes mpgtige 8ruien
9oo Stormens og lloeirets 0ng.
Seq bsrer bog ngen 5temme,
@n0 fife Sen Iogteite Rot;
aon ieg / Sen Suien iornemme
Gn Gale nit Sierte til lr6it?
Seq Inter ioo title beto9en -
Gu flares nit m6re Spn,
90 gtatten bIiper Tom 8ogen
Og borte er Soroen og 2on.
Ga 6erren taller la title
90 ifpnfer nit Sierte 5re0,
Dit 2ip og nit ali ie9 ipnfer
T1e6 5of ] bans 9prIiQbe0.
&c, ieIo ban nit 6oomo0 oil fue
Og Ieae min bare greit.
Sin ydoo0e ban ln0er mig the
90 logger mig op til fit grpit.
Soo goor leg pit oerne meO
@lG0e
Gen Sci. ban iere mig fon
: Sporene bans Dl ie9 trGoe.
De ferer til 6immeIens 2au0.
S6rine aIDper.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-10-18
@n ariitens 8anOring.


men iom pie, ioa 5 fObe Den
beleilige Gi0, eiteroi 0agene
ere onOe. 81. 8, 15-16.
9ipet per i @eroen er en- Ban
bring, en- Omsen9eIie, ingen Still
Ieitaoen. an0erIeoes tan oct itfe
bore.
0ette ealOer iaa pei for en- ari-
iten iom for ANDRE Nenneiter.
N}en oct 6etDOer ioo ~operorOentIi8
meget, bnorIe0es Dor @onoring
belle port 2ip Oe @anoel er ! oerne
@er0en.
0erfor formaner apoitelen Dem,
Der / @feius peO BAN er 6leoen ON.
uenOte til ariitlts, at De itaI ie neie
til. boorIe0es oe oanorer.
SEQ 9au0rtngen tenfer apoite-
len natnrIigt poo 2ipet uOootil /
Gorbol6 til orOre Menneifer boooe
ariItne og fife 3riitne.
8or Sro er life 8an0ring, og
oct er Dor 8efen0eIfe beller
life. 8roen fan 8er6en life ie, og
gefenoeIien tan BEN bare line Soiol
ON.
Nen 8on0ringen = ben er, booo
@eroens og 8ontroens 8grn Ter
og beoenmer os efter.
8er0en fol 6oDe SUBS Oro o9
gefenoelien omiot ! 2ip, ! Dan.
bring.
Derme0 er life ioet. at Den beo-
fte 9onorng oiG Ieoe ale Dem, Der
fer poo ben, til 6roen; men Den
ft60er % ingen bort, og CUBS
g2oon ores oeo ben.
Ser ffof ingen Borifrifter gipes,
men oct IfaI iiges, iom apoltlen
fiQer: Ser nsie til, ~bporIeoes 5
bon0re."
Sorfrifter u6en ct opIu0t 2ie
oa @qtpoogfbenbe0 nntter li0et eIIer
intel, men ben, Der Ter n6ie I'll
finder nof 5orifrifter Tor @an6rin
gen i @ros Orb.
Sor gorigt beroiier apoitelen il
til at onrrore JON uiie og life ion
upiie".
Oct er netop sogen. Gr De
@isOom 6iertet oe 2pit til at ieI-
qe @isoommen, ioa fin0er man pao
@oa0.
0aangler gisoomnen og 2piten
til at Ie neie til me6 gnn0rin0e1,
foo gaor oct COLT me0 0enne.
@poitelen flyer obOere, at "a.
gene er onoe". Soo0an por 8i6en
ben Gong, og Dogene er fife bIepen
CODE en0nr.
@oget al bet oroe / Bnuli lio
Dor 9ruffenifob. 5on Tiger ct 9ar
Beers efter De onferte Orb: Drift
fer e0er fife orufne al BIN, / boilfet
Der er HpggesIssbe6.~
@n gmbeosbro0er f%ortaIte for.
nDIig ON MenigbeosIemmer, JON
fom pna be tSe0er, boor man brat
og ipiIIe6e Sort, u0en at ban Der.
meo OiG0e iige, OF De Ornf for me.
get.
2t gaa iammen meo ger0ens
@sm pnn iIige SteOer, oct er upiit
bpis bet 0a life er en- NonO, Der
bar Teo6 og gisOom NOT til at phone
for De tilite0eoprenOe WenneIfer.
Sligt er uOiiit, baooe forOi en
&riiten peo iligt 6orboIO uOiptter
fit eget 4attoslin for 6nre, og for.
Di ban 6erpe6 taber i'm SnOflpoelie
fom ariiten Ooer for be oantro.
8ig0omnten pil olti0 tiliige en-
ariiten at boI0e fig borte ira Oonr.
ligt Selltdb.
&nn ban oerinoo ie AnleOning
til at gna til porrtro Mennefter poo
@sOens Dag og refte Dem en- bipl'
pen0e Sdono, iod oil 8isOommen
ruo0e bom til at 9aa.
5 oct belle tnget oil oct altio bore
britt for ben, Der tror pna Seius
fom fin 5relier, ogiaa at BABE BAN
som Sit SorbilleOe, ie poa bnnsgan.
bring iom Msniter for lin.
SlutteIig: Soor opmuntrenoe er
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-10-18
SET, 0er beitaar.

Dor SUBS Oro beiiaar epinoelis,
(ef. 40. g..
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-10-18

Mr.. 1875 s. Ire f~orskellige Kort med Blomsterpige
ordene ,Hjertelig LykSnskning",. Pris per Dusin
NJ. l27. Assorterede Lyksnskningskort, Dels med
tekst. Mindst 9 Forskellige. Pris per Dusin 25e.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-02-13
Hearts Trunnps
at W.A.C.LeaD
Year FesfiUifv

A leap year dance, which is to beSone
of the seasons novel affairs. will be
given by the w. A. C. on Wednesday
evening, February IA. at English's Hall.
East Orange. The club has a limited
membership OF twenty girls and ar
rangements have been made by the
young women to call f. their escorts,
with their patronesses, in autos. The
young men will be furnished with but
ton-hole bouquets, and the ance pro-
gram for the evening will not lack in
any attention.
The hall will be decorated with the
emblem of st. Valentine. Hearts" and
the dance program will be embossed
with little gilt Cupids, and the symbol
of their club. a gold owl viii. sapphire
eyes.
The committee in charge includes
Miss Holly Hodge, chairman; Miss
Irene J.. Kay, Miss Dora Hunt, Miss
Anna Caparn, Miss Florence Coulson
and Miss Mary Coulson. The patron
esses are Mrs. j. Hill ,rs, Mrs. J. Hunt.
Mrs. r. c. Stickel and Mrs. c. Reed.
The officers Of the club iclude Miss
Holly Hodge, president; Miss Septina
Irwin. ice president; Miss Lillian M.
Stickei. secretary: Miss Anna Killers,
treas rer. and Miss Mary Coulson,
financial secretary.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-02-13

/ MEMS WHITE SHIRTS un,aun-
dcred.. good quality muslin body: War.
ranted linen bosom: reinforced front
~orD-rAsHIosrD 47e|
HsE MACY'S" PRICE
MEMS MONT sHiRTs-Good quality
sarnbrlc; cut full and large; v-;hsped
i.ius osrman braid. sizes IL to On.|
ia. SOLD ct 5oc {uS)
H~G, MACY's" PRICE
MEMS BALBRIGGAN UNDEN.
s %sAs an sn D.sr, s ssss lon br.S " .1 ssii
ankle length, double gussets and doubls
seats: pearl buttons. Sold else 0nc
S sess at '0' aoLp-rAsHroNEp ZJ~1
HH MACY.s" PRICE
CAMgErC EDaINoS oNE-isch
80 "oLD-FAsHroNEp
AZ. eA Fl. MACY'S' PRICE
|vAi.ENcIENNEs LAcES- with ede-
ings and Insertions to match. Sold elss-
where al from, Doc. to 4Oc. per
"osss 'Araa. "oLp-rAsHroNrp DC.
HIS sra ~. MAcY's' PRICE III
dozen yards
LINEN cLpNy LACE Il EDG ;1sss
AN AN96xk lolNC-1 " ~ thSoGo
T.; : 'sss. .,o.D-rAsu.ennp To-
HB MAcY'S" PRICE
LACN-Piatte vaienciennes. Point de
Paris and fancy cotton-EdSinse and
insertions to match. to I inches
wide. Elsewhere Sc. to DC pr nc
~. sra .oLp-rAsHroNrp Oa(
Izu MAcY'E' PRICES
LACE NETS Als nciennes and
shadow. white and cream: II to lG
inches Wide. Sold elsewhere ct n ~
20; to .o'. . .55fI1SS..rAsH1osrp "a
NE MACY's" PRICE
EMBROIDERED MUSLIN .FLoUNC-
-; ;s;:: ! ' 's ss'';;sss S. NC -, AZ
HUMsrIrcHEn, PILLOW CASEY
/ Good quality, full : bleeched muslin.
= :':'sA. :: :s;s::ss ~. ,sss:s' l2e|
H.yD MACYsS. PRICE
HEMMED NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Fu1i-bieached. mediuna-weizht muslin.
Size before hsnaminG 52x90 inches. - ~
/ Sold elsewhere at 40c.
Isf en- n. MAcY's' PRICE
HEMMED SHEETS -seam-in-centre
Good quaitty. heavyweight. tuil-
/ NlencheA muslin. Size before hemming.
/ 72x00 inches. Sold elsewhere II lc.
~ "oLp-rAsHroNEp IT.
HyS sh n. MACY's" PRICE
0owth KAaY
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-02-13
T. M. SINCLAIR, FOUNDER
OF CALEDONIANS, DIES

Thomas M. Sinclair, founder OF the
C~aledonian Society In this city and
prominent in all affairs pertaining to
the Scotch in Newark, died late last
night at the home Of his daughter,
Mrs. William Duncan. POI Bergen ave-
nue.. Kearny, after a short illness. He
was Sc years old. His advanced age
was the cause Of death.
Thomas Sinclair came to this u
try from Scotland sixty a ago. He
started as a machinist, and rose
rapidly, finally buying a business of
his own, which he conducted until the
death OF his wife. three years ago,
when he retired to live with his
daughter. Mrs. Duncan. From the
start he took an active interest In all
Scottish affairs In the community, and
It was owing to his personal efforts
that the Caledonian Society was
founded Ii Newark. Up to the day Of
his death he was one of the leading
spirits OF the society. and held many
offices In 1t during his life.
Mr.. Sinclair complained Sunday
night that he was not feeling we'll.
Yesterday he went to his room and his
daughter heard him fall. She helped
lift him into bed, and he expired
almost Immediately afterwards. The
funeral will be held from the Duncan
home at q o'clock Thursday afternoon.
Interment will be al Evergreen Gene
terry, Elizabeth.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-02-13
c. or. DINNER IN
L|NC0LN's HONOR
at Affair in East Or.
ange Pay Tribute to Martyr
President.

tributes to the memory of Abraham
Lincoln were paid last night at the
fourteenth annual dinner of the Re-
publican Club of East Orange. In the
Woman's Clubhouse. that city. The
auditorium was attractiveiy decorated
The visit of President Taft to the city
was reflected by the enthusiasm of a
group of men with Thomas r. Creede.
who frequently called out the letters
making the name of the chief execu-
tive.
Colonel George P. O1cott, president
of the club. vas POSTMASTER. Rev. DR..
John Fulton Patterson, pastor Of the
Central Presbyterian Church, Orange.
offered the invocation. and Colonel Oh
colt welcomed the guests. He then In
troduced Rev DR.. B. Garfield Jones.
Of Paterson, who gave a beautiful word
picture on abraham Lincoln" He
was followed by Attorney-G General Ed
mund Wilson, who discussed abraham
Lincoln, the Great Commoner.n
A lesson taught by Lincoln's life, the
speaker declared. is the necessity for
obedience to ones ideals. And In these
days of unrest and change n sharp
conflict obedience to Just ideals is re-
CURED In order to blaze the way to bet
ter things. Remember In the efforts at
teaching hatred of a class character
both riches and poverty have their
own latitude. Neither is remote. Nd
herence to the ideals, like those Abra-
ham Lincoln obeyed. will teach us how
to escape being prisoners of opinion Of
ourselves, our party or the opinions Of
others" Mr.. Wilson, in closing para
phrased the famous Gettysburg address
of the martyred President. and said
Lincoln's life and sacrifice must not be
in vain; that Lincoln did not die in
vain: but under the inspiration of
his memory and ideals this country
have a new birth. I
Rev. DR.. Fred Glare Baldwin. pastor
of Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church.
characterized Lincoln as the most
beautiful homely man of history. He
remarked of his humor that the interests
of men were not safef:n the hands of
leaders who have no sense of humor.
as lacking the grace Of that trait
neither know how to handle men nor to
understand and interpret principles of
human nature.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-02-13
BURGLARS MAKE RICH
HAUL IN BOEHLER HOME.

Captain Carroll. Of the detective bu-
reau, has his men investigating a OBJ
berry today reported by Henry Boehler.
of 745 South Fifteenth street. The
thieves made a good haul and evil
IDENTIFY worked slowly for every drawer
in the house was ransacked and only
solid silverware taken. Entrance was
gained bysbreaking q cellar window and
forcing the lock of the inner doors. An
inventory shows the following articles
missing: Ladies' gold watch. ladies'
open-face gold watch. two mems gold
watches with the initials H. B. and E.
B.; gold brooch with six pearls, gold
emblem bearing the inscription O.. N.
A. 1896; silver chain, two silver brace
lets, ebaby's ring, seven silver spoons
and n large silver knife bearing the
initial B.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-02-13
PUPILS ON N ROLL.

The pupils of the Roseland School
that are on the roll of honor for Janu-
airy are as follows: First grade, Rose
Mass. Joseph Bata; second grade. AL
fred Booth; third grade, Norman An
derson, Margaret Hyer. Fred Luisi
fourth grade. George Ellor, Dorothy
Conklin, Deraunde Williams. Edwin
S%chligher. Edward Mass: fifth grade,
Ida Mcvey. Frances Roll, Josephine
Bickles, Elizabeth Tangus; sixth grade,
Carl Anderson. Daisy Luisi. ROLAND
Williams. John DePaola. .ldred Con-
over. Raymond Booth; seventh grade,
Marion Hyer. Carl Blaeu. Albert Kel-
ley: eighth grade. Peter DePaola, Jul
Ian Ellor and William Eulor.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-02-13

Long. convertisi. model. Heavy missd
nvercoatings. extra fLii and long. Sizes
; to IL years. Sold elsewhere At - ~
49, "oLp-FAsHIoNED 4
AbSfs 0h n. MACY'S" PRICE
BOYS. EXTRA TROUSERS SUITS
Made Of bic mixed cheviots.. Nor
tolk model. sizes Q to r. years.; double
. ears, Sold : slssD lsTs 4 3siGei r.
HHN 9Th Fl. MACY's' PRICE
woMEN's Neutrality-suspicious.
Shamrock lawn. Worry fine and sheer:
der Sold elsewhere at sc each. y
A~. "OLD-FASHIONED
b2S MACY's" PRICE for SIX.
DRESSING sAcoUEs-Dotted lawn.
belted-in- waist and tied with ribbon.
Round COLLAR with Ssealloped q a
edge; Sold s' .orb.FA 81 Isl "a
hAS 9Th n. MACY,s' PRICE
DRESSING sAcQUEe Towersd
med with bordsr to match: set.in
sleeves, finished with cuffs. ONO
w 0c .SoLp.rAsHroNEp .0J
ASH NJ ". MACY's' PRICE
LONG KrNoNos-Piain lawn fin
ished with scaiiopsd edges. Kimono
sleeves. Similar qualities sold me-
. n~. at !sofG.p-rAsHroNEp ~
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t,o SgMoFHs y With q bora Decd to ...',ss
match. sold .o 51.fwasrsH Il Me-; by
USE sh n. MACY'S' PRICE
LONG KrMoNos-Made Of plain color
serpcntine crepe: border In Per- 80.
sian effects. elsewhere 7Qc
49, "OLD-FA6HIONED
ESS 9Th n. MACY's'' PRICE
HOUSE DRESSEsMade Of perrele
signs. High and low neck. Trimmed
WITH tucks and bias folds. Sold INC
49, ~ .oID-FAsH1oNEp
Dig stA n. MACY'S' PRICE
PErTcoATs-Biack cotton moYeen;
nounce and cluster Of .tucks; finished
with small tucked riffis. others n d
Of Jersey cloth. with ssteen nouncs1
auaiities so. * eiss~Rere at si.io. 70c
49, "OLD.FASF{rOSED
A2E Oh n. MACY's' PRICE
MUSLIN ALLOvER EMBRoYDER-
IES-2I Inches wide. Large DESIGNS
Suitable for waists or small baby pat
terms. Sold elsewhere up TO &c p n
ysre "oLD-FAsHroNED %
HZS eth n. MACY's' PRICE
SWISS MUSLIN FLOUNCINGS -
ar inches wide. Embroidered English.
eyeiet designs: sold elsewhere at n ~
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HS9 MACY's" PRICE
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-02-13
TWO SISTERS WILL WE'D
AT DOUBLE CEREMONY.

Two sisters win be married at a
double wedding to be held in Davis's
parlors tomorrow evening at 6 o'clock.
Miss Bella Berla, the eldest daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Elias Berla, Of IA
Howard street. will be married to Sieg-
fried Kaufman, of New York. Her
sister, Miss Florence Berla. Will be-
come the bride of Henry Horn. also Of
New York.
The ceremony will be conducted by
Rabbi Joseph Leucht and Rabbi Solo,
mon Foster. of B'nai Jeshurun. The
matron of honor will be Mrs. AMI
Berla.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-02-13
POPE AUTO co. RECEIVERS
FILE THEIR REPORT HERE.

Horace c. Grice. receiver for the Pope
Auto Company, today submitted a re-
rort of the receivership to vice-Chan-
cellor Emery.
A rule to show cause why the report
should not be accepted was made re-
turnable February 81. The report shows
the amount of s1.246.24 for distribution
and names three creditors who were
former stockholders Of the concern.
They were Alfred p. Hedrick. Benjamin
c. Fincke and Charles A. Dickson.