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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-10-10

FOR ''ALt-Second hand Majestic ' range. Coal or wood burner, six
 holes, good cond 'tion, fer sale cheap.
 Apply to Joe C. Meyer. 1O-18-Gt
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-10-10
FOR SALE

FOR SALE-A FINE FAMILY BUGGY
 herSc. Phone 709. 10-lO-6t
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-09-04

business world and each Is doing the
work for which she is best fitted.
Speaking of home-making, isn't
this play life itself? It's always the
wife who saves the dollars to put the
finishing touches to the home andythen
when it is completed the husband
looks around proudly and saysi L did
9. good job, didn't i"
And the wise little wife never
hints at her part in the work"
This little stage wife of Charlie
Sample has transformed her dressing
room into such a cozy little nook that
I required a certificate of identihca-
ton before | could be induced to
enter.
"Oh, | always fix my dressing-room
up. | don't think / could do my best
work unless everything was coy and
pretty. I didn't enter the profession
with the superstition that I would
have bad luck if decorated my room
during short stands, and l just have
TO make it look honey"
She Is an Author. Too.
Miss Wellman has been writing
snort stories, 100, ana some time soon
we will probably be reading them in
one of our favorite magazines.
And last, but not least, this little
lady who is visiting the Newark
Theatre for a week is so much like
Maude Adams that you will think of
that popular star the minute Miss
Wellman begins to show you what
charm really is. A Maude Adams
and an Emily Ann Wellman com
bined, wearing gowns that delight the
feminine heart, cannot help pleasing
the most exacting theatre-goer, and
when in company with a star of Louis
Mann's magnitude and a play of the
excellence Of "Elevating a Husband"
only the fire laws should prevent the
IS. r. D." sign.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-09-04
UNCLE SANS REVENUE
RETURNS ARE INCREASING

WASHINGTON, Sept. 4.-Treasury
figures for August just announced in
dicated that the government ven
were exceeding the returns for the
same period last year. Customs re-
celpts for August and July. the first
two months of the present fiscal year,
ran s 100000 each above the figures
for the same two months Of 1911. Or
binary internal revenue taxes were
ans increase of $4,000, 600 more for the
two-month period this year than for
last year.
Aside from the Panama canal and
the public debt, the excess of ordi-
nary disbursements over receipts was
approximately $16, 900, 900 less than for
the corresponding two months last
year, largely attributable to the hold
ing up of the appropriation bills in
the closing weeks of Congress.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-09-04
Reg. 500 to $50 Silk Waists

Waists that will sell at the above prices at any time
excepting on this sale; chifons, messaline, crepe, tai
feta and other silks; the chiffons in combination with
silk, colors in contrast; some with lace; some = no
models are eXqusitely embroidered; black and .H.VN
colors; at ~
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-09-04
TO o FOR BULLET

Physicians at the City Hospital will
probe for a bullet which embedded
itself in the calf of the right leg of
Alfred Sulzer, II years old, of 44S
Fourteenth avenue. Sulzer was clean
ing a rifle Monday night, when 1t was
accidentally discharged. DR.. william
Satterer, of 796 South Orange avenue,
advised that Sulzer be removed to
the hospital.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-09-04
ZOO and ESQ Lingerie Waists

Thousands of these pretty waists have been sold at
$500 and $3.50; wolfe and lingerie; some are of the
palmer models, others are nicely trimmed with val. and
cluny laces; high or low neck and long or = 80
three quarter sleeves; misses and women's Al
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-09-04
ASK FOR DRAWBRIDGES

BURLINGTON, Sept. 4. Boat
owners and manufacturers whose
plants front along Assiscunk creek
will have an opportunity to make
their pleas before government engi-
neers for the establishment of draw
bridges across the creek at Broad and
Pearl streets, where the county is
0 10 to erect new bridges. Major
r. r. Raymond, of the engineering
department, will hold a hearing at
City Hall Tuesday morning, OCTOBER
i, for that purpose.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-09-04

iOll, diiu ilC OdShe
to know, for e
evening and twice
o Wednesdays,
Saturdays a n d
holidays he I'M
dergoes the proc
ess of elevation.
0 f C o u s e, h G
drops back to his
old level every
day, for If he
d ! d n t t h e r e
wouldn't be any
play after he had
received the fin
ishing touch to
that elusive m
thing known as
puItnre
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-09-04
Children's Reg. l5c Hosiery

Boys and girls fine rib cotton stockings, -
with double knees, extra splced heel and toe; ILL
sizes 6 to 81; special, pair. ..............
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-09-04
Women's Reg. 39c Hosiery

Fine black silk Isle stockings, brilliant luster,
full fashioned with double cotton soles, =
reinforced heels and toes; special at, per Z4L
pair
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-09-04
IF You're Not" He Adds,
well, It's Hard to Be
a Private"
PLAYER OUGHT TO BE
A MANY-SIDED PERSON"
So Also Believes Miss WelIman,
His Leading Lady in EEL
evating a Husband"
BY ETHEL RoSEMON

ELEYATING anyone is not such a
- difficult task, provided the per-
son to be elevated is of the right
material. This is Louis Mann's opin-
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-09-04
75c All Wool Ottoman

Medium weight, close weave. in dainty ribbed effe
made from fine yarns. strictly all wool, pleasing ~
range or new shades, olive, wistaria. reseda, ca /ek
tawba, brown, navy, black; suitable for house III
and street dresses; special. yard ..............
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-09-04
SOC White Cotton CORDUROY

Most fashionable wide cord piaue cordur,
seasons selling. % inches wide. beautiful fms
weave. firm. correct weight for women's sepa
rate skirts. dresses. suits and misses and chill
dren's wear: will give splendid wear and launde
excellently; special. yard. ...............
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-09-04
WOmen's Reg. 75C Underwear

Fall weight white part wool vests, shaped at the
waist, high neck, long or short sleeves, pants D
button on the side, knee and ankle length; 04C
Speclal aI
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-24

leihte SGd)eln Inn feline 2ippen.
vaitd) nift Sberit .S~apfslep?"
rWein Sater!" ifrie lie beinohe
aiif, Dpas baben Sic mir bon inn
3l iagen?"
sd, bafte ia, es miiroe Sic h.
terelliren. Der Sbcrit lit bier.
Srdillcin i'd bin iein 9ote."
y@iein gater bicrl 8 fabren Sic
mid iofort 5u ihm!"
r5aiien Sic lid, Srdulein elsie;
lofort fam es nid)t iein, feline SIN.
nelenbcit muB porerit tiefes 8e.
beimnib bleiben; am ipcnigiten Dir.
ZEN Sir Sngo lino ieine Samilie es
erfabren; bieier 9rief miro Sbnen
Ides iasen. @erbergen Sic i'm,
6ran @albraitb fomrnt."
Saitis itedte Tie Dos foItbare ga.
pier III Die Saihe.
Iit freunoIidem 2Gfeln trot
8ran @albraitb n1ber, beariiBte
5errn Garlscourt, Der naf fitrSer
Hnterreoiing iid nit Der ibm eiae.
men nahl1iieen 8ra5ie nerbeugte
iino 5uriif trat. Mit INTERCHANGEABLE
den @efiiblen blidtc 8auline linn
nad rno iab, mic Die Sodter oes
Saiiies, 2aop gbitb Glide, nit berS.
lit1em @iafommen ibm entseseit
elite.
SD nofte nod Sdiie, Srdit
@albrait9."
Gut, mein Sinh, 100 aber lit Der
Marquis w.
Or lit lGneit fort. gitte, befeb.
len sic Den @aeen."
Srau @albraitb Itaunte. @as
ioIte bos ~bebenten? @arifm mar
er fort2 @obin mar er segangen2
Sn bieiem @ltgenblid fam Sir
Sugo, bleih rnb erregt.
r8eiBt Oh, wer gefommcn iit2".
fliiiterte er Bauline SIT.
nSa."
Limb mas iolen mir tbitn? Inns
Simmels @iaen, mas bat 5u se.
ideben?"
.@ebcn mir 5undfit ua6 Sauip,
iprefen Sic belte nit)t mebr nit
mir, Sir Sngo, i'd fam nidtS
mebr ertragen."
6ortfetung foIgt.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-24
sic borte oie Ieidt binaetporfenen

Sic borte bie Ieift binsetporfenen
@orte, ibr Ser5 perbartete urto EN-.
porte iif). @ie fnnnte er 10 bon
ibr ipreden, nafoem iein &ommen
nernihteno eingegriffeu bate in ibr
2eben. Sic idaute auf-ein bar
ter, folter Slid.
u@eld)e lleberraiduns, Iiebes
aino!" rief Srat sltderlep ibr emf.
geeen; .oa bringe ih Den bon Den
Eobten Iuferitanoenen, ben p%erlore-
men Sobn. Giner Soritelliu,g be.
oarf es 3ipiiden Gild, pobl nidt."
sd CLAUDE tid,t." cntgcgnctc
8uioo, lid perbeltgelo.
Eauline reid,te ibm Ole |Suilo
nidt, fein 9G1eln oes @rfenneris
nerfI1rtc hire 3iise. Sic neiste
griibeno oas Saiipt, lire Gimme
NOR 10 eiiig pie ibr @eien.
Cine lleberraiGune lit oas oGer-
bines, benn id las ppr Wonaten
Guido Garlsco,trts Sobesan5eiee in
elmer amerifaniidJen Seitrng."
Sbre aGlte ihiihterte i'm nidt
elm, er itanb rrbig Dor ibr, es ifien
ibm elei6giltig, Oh oes, Waraiiis
BON Seatberlano 9railt linn I1felte
ODER niht.
Sic iab es uno ~siirnte ibn bes-
fpegen.
y@ann famen Sic on?"
Grit beute uno magte mid artf
8rirnb alter Sreinbifaft bierber,
neil id sic 5li ieben niinid)te."
Sbre sluge funfelte, lire 2ippe
bebte.
.Mi62 @as fonnten Sic mir
5u iagen boben?"
Or lddelte iiber Slid un6 Con-.
yHidts, mas mid betrifft, 10
tpeit perseiie id mid nift. SD
fomnte oils @eianbter elmer britten
Ierion, fir melde iif ielbit Die
fiinftige Ser5ogin bon Glanrolanb
intereiiiren oiirfte."
ltnminfiirlid 5erriiien lire Sin.
ger bas foitbare Spisentaibentub
es mar, ais Tonne lie ben Stiirm
miberiprefenoer @efiible niht lan.
ger ertragen.
.Sm areiie Sbrer g~efannten
miiBte id Hiemano, Serr garls,
court, fir ben ih aiid) MIR bas lei.
ieite Sntereiie fiiblte."
ngsi6t?" uno mieoer ipielte bas
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-24
3 3. 6 I.
8etrennt.

@uioo garIscolrt! Seine Sabel,
feline Sinnest1uIfnug, fein geipen.
tiger Sbatten-ber lebenoe, atb.
menoe Wain, emit unb rubig, oils
oh er in ben ieds Sabren pieI ge.
ooft uno gelitten bate, aber Smei-
felsobne Guido garlscourtl Yau.
line idrie niht auf, iie wl1rbe niht
obnmGdtig, obgleib ibr ldpinbelte
unb in ibren Sbren es mie rail.
i6enoes @aiier toite. @ie gebannt,
bepegltngslos itanb iie nit melt auf.
9eriiienen slligen, iebe Spnr BON
Sarbe mar ans ibren @angen se-
miden.
r .@as feblt Dir, 8auline?~ rief
Der NarquiS bon Seatberlanb dngit-
lid, n9n nirit obnmd6tig; lob
Dir elm 8laS @aiier bolen."
Shpinoelnb griff lie nad Dem
Seiiel, Den err ibr bot, uno lab i'm
baitig forteiIen. Mit mGhtiger In.
itrengung raffte iie iid anf unb
panfte ans Dem Saal. @ie iie alif
oie geranOa fam, nuBte lie nidt.
9ort ianf lie 5uiammen, bas lid)te
9alfleio umgab iie mie cine @olfe
uno perbiiate oas tootenbleihe snt.
lie. Sic permohte nidt einmal 81
oenfen. Ger plotlide ShIag batte
tie betGiibt. Ser GuBeren 9inge
aber ipar lie id)mer5lih bemi,Bt. sic
lab Die fultfelnoen Sterne, bes 9aQ.
iaales ferne 2i6ter, borte ole leiien
Nelooien Der Mtuiif, oas Haiii6en
oeS @inbes in Den 9lGttern, uno
ibr gan5es 2ebeu lag einem Eano.
rama gleih Dor ibr. Cine eiaen.
tbiimlide opatbiihe Hube fam iiber
lie, Tie Oabte an iid) uitb lire Gage,
oils oh es cine brittle Yerlon be.
trGfe.
Die SooeSfun6e in Der amerifani.
i6en 3eitrng mar ein Srrtbum &C.
meien. @uioo Garlsccurt, Dem lie
Dor ied,s Sabren angetraut morben
mar, lebte. @el6eS @efiibl be.
megte Touline Oh oieies 9eipubt.
ieinS? 8ar eS Srcube2 @ar es
Sdmer5? Sic mlmoerte lid, bab
lie IN oieiem Womente 81 beobad).
ten fdbig aeweien, pie. idon or mar,
ba CT 10 ernit ulb gebanfenpoll iie
betradtete. @r mar after, m1nnli.
der, better ge%lporben, bottc ole Der,
%gongenbeir oilsgcmerjt. Ole Miid
itonoe 5peiiclos 9ctilgt unb febrte
! INN irei rad Gnglano juriid. 81
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-24

mar Der Iutor ser @erfe, oeren
Sob iiberal l%piberboQte.
Die @erlobung nit Dem Woraais
BON SeatberIano mrlBte iofort 9eloit
meroen. Sftperes Ser5eleiO folgte
Dem gnti6luB. Sic bate ii6 Der
ber5oalifen arone gefrent, tpar
fOrmlib geblenoet banon, nno Die.
lem berrliben Srai,me mliBte emit
lagt lperoen, glei6 ieoer anoeren
2ebensboffnn1ng.
Mit Dem Marouis fiihlte lie tie.
fes, inniges MitIeio; lie bate ibn
liebgeDonnen, bate i'm mabrbaft
perebrt, lino ct betete lie an. @ie
lhmer5lid, 0 pie ihmerSlih muBte
es MN Iein, menn tie obne Mngabe
zines 8runoes IN Ser elften Stitnoe
oos @elobniB braf. Die @elt
miBte lie cine ber5loie Goqmette men.
men, Die beiten Sreunoe Tie perab-
ten, nno oaran trug lie ielbit Die
Sdulb: es mar nur Die Solge Der
etge1en Sbat.
Die bitteren @eoanfen idpanoen,
fpteoer taitd)te @iiibo's @ntlis aiif.
@as muBte er oenfen? &onnte
irgeno Senlanoes Sob unb Ser
aftnng Dem ieiuen giei6en? @ie
motte er Dem @abniinn fliifen,
Der i'm feline gan5e 3ufltnft ibr
batte opfern Iaiien! Sn ieinen
if)limmiten Soften bate bie @elt i'm
gebatifclt, mte mofte lie linn nun
entgegenfommen, nadJbem er bie
Iergangenbeit geiiibnt, unb bes Gid.
tiers 2orbeer iih Inn Die Stirne ge.
fprnben9 uno ibr bate ct Die Soft.
nung, ie cine 5amilie gu griinoen,
geopfert.
0ie falten S1noe beoeften 6as
bleibe s(ntlis. Cine slrt 9etGii.
bung fam iiber iie, 10 lag iie, se.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-24

biiat IN Spisen, oas unieIigite 9eib
i'm meiten 9onbon.-S, bate lie oie
Sergangenbeit 5iiriidserufen, ienes
Gbriitabenbs Sanblung rtngeibeber
mafen f0nnen!
Isle lange lie 10 lag, muBte lie
nift; piellei6t nidt mebr oils 5ipan.
5ig Winuten, ibr aber ibien es cine
@migfeit Der Dual, nnb Tie Der.
mod)te iif oieier @omente ME 5l err.
innern, obne einen Shatten oes no.
menloien @ebes ST. fiibleit, oas 90.
mails lie burdlniiblte. Sic lpar 10
itols, Die @elt bate iie 10 bod ee.
balten, iinb bieie iol1te nun erfab-
rem, meld' erbGrmlihes iinipeiblibes
@eih0pf tie nor
Cine Sano lcgte iid arf tire
Sdnlter.
.8roBer @ott, Naiiline, ipie
fommit Oh bierber?"
sic i6ailte aitf; Ser Marauis BON
Seatberlan0, Ger Dor ibr Itanb, Der.
CAB ME mieoer bieies @lifes itiim.
men @ntiesens.
n@as bait Gr,, Iauline9 gs lit
@abniinm Did 10 Der sta6tluft
aiis5uiesen."
v@abniinnig bin i6 nidt," iprad
tie tonlos, miiblom iih e~rbebeno,
,aber ih bin 0aS unaliidlidJIte @e.
fen Der Groe. 9ab' mid Dir ingen,
10 lanse id Die araft bier5u fiible,
bob if nie-nie-Sein @eib-wer.
ben fann."
Sdwer uno Iansiam fielen Die
@orte bon ibren 2ippen.
gr peritano lie nidt.
.Nid)t mein @cib lperben, Yoit.
line? Define @ebanfen eeben ii6er-
lid ire"
$50 mag es ifeinen," ieuf5te lie,
limb id neiB nift einmal, wie ids
erfldren ioq. Sort 9n, Hiloolt id)
fam ME Sein @eib meroen."
sd bore es. aber ih peritebe es
niht, erflGre Si6!"
Ser miQensitarfe, ielbitbemnbte
Wann faltete Die Mrme iiber Die
9riiit nnb iportete ifneigetb. Hur
oes antlibes fable @laiie perrietb,
mas er fiiblte.
sd fam mid nift erfldren;
oeltf' mas Slt miait, balte mid fir
cine ber5loie Goqilette, mr. Glib mid
frei. Ger @eit magit Ou iagen,
Ou bGtteit bas 9onb geloit, if Der.
oiene bas, unb mas liegt oornn-
id neroe IN fiir5eiter Sriit England
auf INNER perlaiien."
Seftiges S6luf5en unterbrad
lire Stimme.
n9as wenigitens babe i6 nidt
peroient, gnuline; Oh ioateit mir
bod @riinoe angeben penn ib did
io5niagen am @orabenO Der Sral-
ing auigeben ioll. GS lit bart,
graniam, bitterer ais Der Zoo"
Sic batte tic i'm 10 beluegt &C.
ieben, Tie iiel Dor linn aiii Die aniee.
,Iergib. 0 pergib mir ino ipiiie,
Dab id) rlidJt aus Stol5 uio 8leid)-
giltiafeit 10 pielc @crbungen nidyi
nnrnbnl, oaB ih Ieiner AhtrunG
nid)t umuiirbig bin. Sor led)S Sab
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-24
u d t II n 9, 9amem!
TIMER neiier Wpbe. aatalos fir
Serbit nnb Winter 1912

entbaltenb iiber 400 MuItcrs
3eidnnngen fir M NJ.
Mdpfena un6 &inbcrfleiber,
ioipie Die neueiten Wuitcr fir
Stiderei : @rbeiten, lit iest
fertiggeiteIt nnb pirb na1
gmpfang bon 10 Gents an
ir9enb cine abreiic seianbt
tperoen. geiteIlet sleid. 8eim
8eifeQen benntet Den rGnta<
losue Coupon" in Den Iobes
ipalten auf Seite 5.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-24
Ma6 ollnfelcn Stunoen.

Tiitberforos @eib" urlo Cob lnb
Sitter.
0as Yapier entfiel ibrer Sanb,
tie lnrf auf Die 9niec ltito perbiillte
oas antlis, Dem blutenoen Ser5en
e~ntquollen belize SbrGnen. Sic bate
ibn geliebt-unO er mar foot!
Mm foleenoen Worgen perlieB
6rauIein elsie bas S6loB. Nie-
manb be5peifelte, Dab sic gbleb.
ming Der @erbuns oes pl0sli6en
Gntidluiies ltriade lei. Sic lab 10
bleif, 10 angegriffen, 10 uneliiflif)
aus, Dob ielbit Die Ser5ogin iih per-
lobnt fiiblte. Yauline cling beim-
benin 81 lllrid mo Hoianna unb
perlebte Den @inter III Spefbapen,
ais oh lie wieoer YoQp Maipn lei
uno off ibre @robe, &eibtblim nno
Slang mn Elm Sraum.
Sn Ipril bottle Tie Sir Sugc;
Die @elt iab in ibr feline @erGnoe.
rung. Gum eriten Mal ieit Scbren
erl6ien alih Der Warauis BON
Seatberlanb pieoer in Der @elea-
l6aft; Die 2eioenihaft fir Yauline
belt i'm ~unlosbar gefangen.
Gr narb ein Sneites Wtal uno
marc angenommen. Hauline a6tete
nno ifatte i'm, uno mar itolS itnb
ebrgei5ig.
sd miG Sbnen cine trelie Srari
neroen" lprah lie einfah; ,eite lie
benbe nit Der 3eit."
ST perlongte niht mebr, fiiBte
oonfbar Die feline Sanb. 50 warb
Yauline Dem Marqltis bon Seatber-
lano perlobt.
6rau 8albraitb fam nit ben BEL.
ben 0amen 5iiriif, lie paret Dem
Warquis b~egegnet, ct ionte nod am
gleihen gbeno tie in groBerer @e-
ie0ihaft mieber t~reffen.
.gs flingt mie elm SeenmGrden,"
oahte Eauline, oils iie iid gum Seite
i6miidte, yin brei @oten ioa if,
Yollp Maion, Warauiie bon Seatb,
erlanb iein!"
Sic iab rei5enb ans an bieiem
slbenb, elm alter Miniiter fam in
iugenblidem gifer, ibr Slid ail
piinihen.
sd iaate SeatberIanb eben, baB
err Elm fabelbaft gliidliher Menif)
lei, er lit aiid) polIfommen oaporl
iiber5eiigt. @dre ih niht bereits
init einem @eibe mo aftsig Sab.
rem geieenet, ih bate ibm mabrlif
&onfilrren5 gemad)t."
sd miiBte fem Sitter, in Dem
grcelcits alifboren fonnten, elm &C.
fdbrlider &ipale gu iein," lafelte
Yauline.
Die @orte rparen fanm geiprc.
den, als iie aufiab unb plotlid err.
blei6te.
Satte bas @rab feline Sooten sit.
riidgegeben? Sbr gegeniiber itanb
Elm @ann, Der ertit uno geoanfen-
poa lie betraftete, ibr eegeniiber
ltano-@nioo garlscourt!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-24
Oeaem &rebs{maOea.

81 smpfebls hermit Stroop's 5erabn mt.
beutife Huloet. 9ieiel6eu beilen ieben Iuoi
nitt auigebrodbeneD8 re6s opohI innerlih ais
6uBeriih. 9as arerfanut ein5tg bette NtitteL, uu
plagentsebs erfolgreidb 81 heileu. @egen Rias.
ItuL SsLsaiie v. \. 10. , ihreibe man an:
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Gloucester County Democrat., 1912-07-11
CROSS KEYS.

The Fourth was very quietly OBJ
8served in this place. Several towns
people visited other places. ~
H. w. Hurff and family have been
visiting relatives at Trenton
Mrs. Flemings, of New Brunswick,
is a guest at the MapleWood Inn
Master Joseph Burrough spent last
Sunday with his sister, Mrs. DeIaven,
at Wayne, Pa Joseph donned his
first long pants last Saturday and
now says that he is one of the boys.
Mrs. Emma Lloyd is visiting with
friends at Camden.
Cross Keys Council Jr. O, y. A. M.
have installed the following officers: !:
Councillor, /. B. Murphy; vice-coun-
cillor, Earl Harper; recording secre-
tary, e. B. Cant; assistant, Samuel
Garrigues; financial secretary, Clar-
ence Collins; treasurer, VIM Garri-
CUES trustee, Geo. Fisler; represen-
tative, S. Garrigues; conductor, Jos.
Jones; warden, Herbert Hewitt; in
side sentinel, H. Collins; outside SEN
tinel. Oscar Harper; chaplain. Sam
uel Garrigues.
Charles Myers has left the employ
of G. e. Tonllinson and has accepted
Gloucester County Democrat., 1912-07-11
HURFFVILLE.

A large number from here attended
the Democratic demonstration at Pit
man ON last Saturday night.
Samuel Savage had his hand pain
fully injured on Monday when the
wheel of a wagon ran over it when
his team of horses were endeavoring
to run away.
Mrs Mary Thurston and Miss Maud
Thurston, of Jersey City, are visiting
William b. Jones and family.
Mrs. Charles Turner is confined to
the house with some bones broken in
one foot, the result of fall when
stunned by lightning.
William Money can now be seen
on the street not holding the reins of
his horses but holding the wheel
guiding his new automobile.
George G. Morgan has had lightning
rods put on his farm buildings.
A rag man went through here last
week and when he got near David
Henry's farm his horse gave out and
died where it was left along the road
without the owner making any ar
rangernent for its removal or burial,
Miss Margaretta Monk, of Camden,
and Miss Beatrice Mahon, of Wood
lynne, spent Sunday with Miss Vera
N Hurff
John B. Warren has purchased the
field adjoining the farm of Oliver
Locke.
William B. James sold all his large
acreage of onions to Samuel Savage.
Blacksmith Frank S. Pearson is
nursing a smashed thumb.
In turning out for an automobile
which had become stalled along the
road, James r. Gardiner had a load
of hay upset on Tuesday and his team
ran away. Fortunately there was no
damage.
The Mantua bakers horse was TAX
en- sick here ON Tuesday and at this
writing is lying on the Sidewalk and
in all probability will not recover.
Services in the M. 3. Church next
Sunday as follows: Morning service,
1890, sermon, The Story of Conver
SION Sunday school 2.S0. Evening
service, 7.45, sermon. Jonah Good
singing at both services. Everybody
welcome. Glass meeting Tuesday
evening. Prayer meeting Thursday
evening. Friday evening choir prac-
tice.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1912-07-11
FERRELL,

Mrs. Bertha Dolby and son Chas.,
of Glassboro, visited her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Joel R. Chard and family.
on Sunday
Harry Mood, the small son of Mr..
and Mrs. Lewis Mood, has been quite
i'll for several days.
Mr.. Walter Bowers, of Evan. was
visiting friends here on Sunday.
Mrs. George Bakely and children,
and Mrs. Anna Nelson are spending
a few days with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
McNulty, at Hurffville
Mr.. Joseph Master took a motor
cycle ride to Salem on. Sunday.
Mrs. Rebecca Greer, of Bridgeton,
visited friends in this vicinity Sunday.
Miss Mabel Lafferty has been spend
ing a few days with her uncle and
aunt. Assemblyman flames Lafferty
and wife, at Barnsboro.
Mr.. Henry H. Vanlier, of Glassboro
visited his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis Vanlier, sr. on the Fourth
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Porch have
been entertaining relatives from
Gloucester City for several days.
Mr. and Mrs. Adam Eldridge, of
Msnongahela CITY, Pa, have been
spending a few days here, and they
entertained company from Philadel-
phia on Sunday. Mr.. Eldridge ex-
poets to repair the house known as
the old mill house which he pur-
chased some time ago and perhaps
they may soon become residents of
Ferrell
i The farmers have commenced to
nship tomatoes, but unless it rains
llsoon the crop will not be very good.
l Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis S. Vanlier, Jr.,
rand son Milton spent Sunday with
their uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs.
| William Beckett, and family, at Clay
ton
| Messrs. John H. Frye, Ira Frye,
Albert Frye and Walter Redrow
spent Wednesday in Philadelphia
Although Sunday was a very warm
day a fair congregation attended the
church services both afternoon and
evening. Rev Frank Orens, of Pit
man, preached an excellent sermon
| in the evening.
! Mr.. James Proud is spending some
time in Atlantic City on busines
| Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Elwell and
sons Earl and Leon, of near Friend
ship, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
| Jacob Porch, and family.
Mr.. T.. S. Vanlier, Jr., made busi-
ness trip to Philadelphia Tuesday.