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White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-08-24
BESSOLO RELEASED FOR
LACK OF EVIDENCE

F. l.. Bessolo. whose arrest was an
incident of last week, on the charge
of obtaining money under false
~pretenses. vas given an examination
before Judge Cartwright. and releas-
ed from custody, the charge against
him being dismissed from lack of
evidence. Mr.. Bessolo has been in
the district for some time. and APP
pears TO have been the victim of I'M
fortunate circumstances whereby he
has sustained serious financial loss
as we'll as having been placed in a
false position before the public. In
the ecent fire at Riepetown. he lost
practically everything he had in the
way OF personal belongings. and
drawings, and models OF inventions
upon which he was working. and
which he says We're invaluable. Mr..
Bessolo is an inventor. but Is one OF
the hustling kind. rather than a silent
orooder upon his mechanical coneep-
tons. Some people would have en-
erged from an experience such
as his of the past fes weeks.
with at least a we'll developed
crouch. but Mr.. Bessolo takes
a charitable view of the public's
m-isconception of his efforts 10 make
a living and has continued his opera
lions with Characteristic yigor. In
deed. during the time ne WIS in jail.
his mind was busy on the details Of
another invention that ne Is about 10
bring out.
His inventive genius seems TO play
over a wide range. from cameras to
~xrenohes. The eamera-he styles il
the Venus camera. because Of its
beautiful and wonderful possibilities
met with a set back. by the Riepe-
town fire, but he IS making arrange
ments to start all over again. and re-
produce another even better than the
first. Meantime. he IS busy with his
patent wrenches. of which he has 4
number of different designs and for
different purposes. An examination
of his models strikes the most un-
mechanical mind. that a Bessolo
wrench is a handy thing to have in
the family. They are capable of
more twists and pulls, strange holds.
hammer locks and half nelson's on a
length of pipe or refractory bolt,
than a professional wrestler could
produce in a months exhibition.
He has patents on all his models,
and one of the wrenches is already
being manufactured and finding a
ready sale on the market. The
models. he is showing were all made
by himself in Ely. and he is expect
ing to go to Reno within a few days.
for the purpose of completing details
for manufacturing other of his de-
signs on a royalty basis.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-08-24
LOCAL. NEWS
y. y. Laying Heavy Steel.

The Nevada Northern railroad IS
RELAXING three miles of its track be
tween East Ely and Hiline junction
With new So-pound steel. This Is a
heavier rail than was originally in
use, and is expected TO better with
stand the wear and teal oecasioned
BY the constant and heavy traffic over
this portion OF the road.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-08-24
To Locate in the south.

j. II. Maclin and wife are making
plans { o go to Stanton. Tenn. with
the intention of locating there. Mr..
Maclin is well known throughout the
district, having been interested in
mining and other business enter
prises. Mrs. Maelin has been in
charge of the Nevada Northern hotel.
For some time Mr.. Maclin has been
troubled with rheumatism. from
which he hopes to get relief in a low
er altitude.
We have some very neat school
dresses for little girls in sizes 8, :,
IL and Il at Is Der cent on. Muir
docks.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-08-24
one.Round o'Brien Comes Back.

For pure comedy this film is hard
to beat. Last year the original One
Round O'Brien films made such a
phenomenal success that a series Of
them is aow planned, one OF vhich !.
being shown at the BIO tonight. II
is 81 netting really out of the or
binary. consequently Of particular
interest to the picture fan.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-08-24
City Purchases Real Estate.

At a short session Of the city
council. Monday night, the action of
the finance committee was endorsed.
whereby a small tract of land ad-
joining the city hall. will be purchas-
ed by the city. II will be enclosed by
a fence, and used for a dog pound
and as a place to store city property.
An incident of record was a short and
happily worded speech from Judge
Cartwright. thanking the council for
his appointment to the Office of
police Judge.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-08-24
A Spring Valley Wedding.

Miss Veda Rodgers and Fred Dou-
tire were married. in Ely. Wednesday
evening. by Judge 4. J.. Cartwright.
The ceremony was witnessed by the
groom's brother and wife, Mr.. and
Mrs. s. Doutre. The bride comes
from Logan, Utah. and the groom
from Spring valley, where they are to
make their home.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-08-24
MILLINERY OPENING.

r. II. FRANK. T. NJ.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-08-24
Death OF Ruth Frost.

Ruth. daughter of Mr.. and MIS-
H. A. Frost of Central Elv, died Wed
nesday night. from gastritis. Her
age was three years. Funeral sell
vices were conducted at the Nevin &,
Graham parlors yesterday afternoon.
Rev. Father o'Grady officiating. and
the bo.iy will be taken today 10 Chip
peNa Falls, Wis, for burial
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-08-24
FRESH CALIFORNIA FRUITS.

We will have fresh for Monday
morning delivery "A full line of fresh
California fruits and vegetables
Peaches are Mt their best. and the
price "a low as we can expect TIN.
season. Nevada Mercantile Go.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-08-24
Dine Tonight at the steptoe.

A dinner at the Steptoe hotel. East
Ely, is a very profitable and satisfy
ing way in which to devote a part of
Sunday-any time between six and
eight o'clock p. m. Best Of service
and a menu in every way complete
In variety and preparation. Why
not a Steptoe dinner this evening!
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-08-24

The Ely Millinery store will open
with a full line Of fall millinery,
THURSDAY. August IS. over the Gold
en- Rule store.
MRS. ID c. MCDONALD. Prop.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-08-24
LOCAL k P.'S GREET
GRAND CHANCELLOR

Grand Chancellor F. Z. Damn from
Reno. who is visiting the various
Knights of Pythias lodges in the
grand domain Of Nevada. arrived in
Ely. Wednesday evening, By automo-
bile. from Eureka. whore he had
visited Toiyabe Lodge No. 3. We'd
nesday evening there was a special
convention of White Pine lodge. At
which the Grand Chancellor WIS
present and addressed the meeting
Grand Chancellor Damn is n cas-
and ~forceful speaker. and ais work in
this line throughout the lodges OF the
state is inspiring 10 the members an J
creating new ard enthusiastic IL
terest. His address before White
Pine lodge was responded to by
Chancellor Commander y. H. Chaplin
and by Alfred Doull. representing
Cyprus lodge of MeGill. from which
lodge several were present. After
the convention an informal reception
MAS rendered the grand chancellor.
and refreshments were served.
Thursday plans for NJ. DAMS en-
tertainment included a uip 10 the
Dimes. il company with a number Ct
members CT the order. including sam
Bernstein. J. d. Watson. r. G. Henke
and Alfred Doull from Cyprus lodge.
The sightseeing ended at McGill n
the afternoon. with a trip through
the big plant AT the copper town
Thursday evening Cyprus lodge
a opened in the e Golden RUE
hall. that has been leased by the
lodge and is being reftted in an
elaborate manner The meeting
Thursday night was the first held IA
the new quarters.
The meeting vas opened soon al
ter ! o'clock, by Acting Chancellor
Commander c. j. Edwards. and the
grand chancellor received with the
proper honors. There vas an atten-
dance of about one hundred. includ-
ing a delegation from Ely and East
Elv. and the occasion was n of
marked interest and benefit. Three
Esouires received the rank OF Knight
hood. the impressive work beautiful
ly exemplifed by the Cyprus lodge
rank staff, directed By S. Bernstein
as NJ of ".
At the conclusion Of the -ank ane
routine work, Zeno Barnes. in behalf
of Cyprus lodge. presented Grand
Chancellor Damn with a beautiful ink
stand. penholder and rack. mad
from native copper manufactured at
the McGill works. The grand chan
eellor was taken completely by sur
prise but made a fitting response IN
acceptance which he followed with a
stirring and eloquent address.
AT the conclusion OF the eonven-
ton. a banquet was served at the
American boarding house. personally
supervised by John Engelke. whose
interest and work for the advance
ment of Pythiansm Is as enduring as
il is efficient The banquet was one
of pleasant fraternal relationship.
and enjoyed to the fullest extent.
Alfred Doull acted as POSTMASTER.
and at the formal conclusion, the
bendiction was pronounced by Rev.
]. W. Gum. a visiting member and
vice chancellor of White Pine lodge
in Ely. and all hands uniting in
singing the Pythian hybn.
Grand Chancellor Dunn left Friday
for Cherry Creek. to visit Cherry.
Creek Lodge No. 90. He was accom-
panied north by several members of
Cyprus lodge. including Zeno Barnes.
j. d. Watson. c. j. Edwards. George
Beauehamp. George Wilkinson. Dick
Henke, w. w. Paterson. r. p. Crook
son and A. Redmond.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-08-24
LETTERS.

Letters ~unealled for at East Ely. 7
o. for week ending August %.
Joe Barrett
". +. Fox
Austin Phillips
NJ. Wilburn
II. II. FRANK. L. NJ.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-13

lang unfdnlbig i1mahtsn lieb! Die
9ulbigllns. bic man ibm bereitett.
bieb: .Shlast ihn tobt! Sdldgt ihn
tobt!4, ais er in fpoblperihloltnem
poliSsitpdeen burh bic Straben fuhr.
Cine bebr1ifhe Qtgenne berihtet: als
bic Sobne aorons, bes bobeprieftsrs.
aesen bic BDfsfpihter ausfallis fpnrs
oen, ba traf elmer Der Gpeere ben sdn3s
lid moraIiihen itnb ortboboren Ghlus
mieI, 5ohn beg Gnrilhabai. 5eit bem
fpirb in Jsrasl ein p<hpoeeI ols
Sdlumiel, Inn Bolismunb Shlemibl,
bsseidnst. pierre pae, ber, Elm 3ipts
lif, sin unbefugter, elm ansldnber,
ben eolbaten unb polisiitsn ben por'
ibsilbaftsn Ruhm iireitis MAIDEN fpols
te, iih unter ben Nusen bes aonies
porth.iIbdft anssn5eihnen. iii Elm
Shlsmibl. limb ala Sdlsmitie einsen
einiaermabsn anh feline eanoslents
pom Reconsideration aommittee fir
Sonbel unb Snouitris umter. bic eis
gems nod Wlnhrib gstommen iporen,
INN frobs 9trbriiberunasfefte an Fsis
ern. Sbr effett ptrpuffie i'm Rau6
bon Sdnhos Qiitpls, Nismdnb bate
ouf fie gebat,t, uupsrrihieter Oinee
tebrten iie msl1nhOliitYn Sinnss in
ibr 9aterlonb auriid, oud Tie ~Spfer
aus bem gubli.um". sIsih oes Snris
Ihabai Sohn.
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Der 9tabtratb
Siaotpater WsnlIen berianet Abre&.
nnng iiber bic JiafbsfiSer.

I'm Der bentigen Situng fpiro oeln
Stnotroth cine 1eiolution nnterbrei.
te lperocn. in fpcldrr Don benz Viir.
derfpnrmittee, tpeld)es Dnbreno Der
fiir,lifen Sod5iIltb bic SiIfsnftion
Ieitete uno Die fir bic lleberifipentm.
ten eingeaangeneH @eloer perein.
nnbnte, cine stbrehnnng DerIangt
miro.
Iieie HeioIution miro &err WuI.
len, pon Der ahten 8aro, cinreid)en
nnb er bctont, oab Der Staotrotb fir
Die Rotbleibenoen $50, 1000 beipililat .
bat nnO bog aiBeroem BON Der Bisrs
|gerid,nft iiber 100000 beigeitenert
|mnroeu, iier beren 8eralisaebnia
bos Aommittee Dem Stootratb Hed'
ming ablegen icaie.
sserner min Serr Wnllen ipllleit,
oh oaS Beriid)t aui Nabrbeit berii1t,
Idnt lpelhem cine groBe Guantltdt
alter stieioungsitiife, Die iiir Gle
9tothlcioenoen aeidentt ipuroen, a'tf
Mriiuna BON itaotiid,en 8eanlien per.
brannf moreen iino. Tiefes lit that.
idd,Iidl geidleben. aber, ipie Or. Otto
Seier pom ii0otiid,en Gepdrtemsnt
mir Aohltbdtigfeits. nno Straidnlidi'
ten erflarte, banoeite es iid) einjiq
nno allein Inn aleibnnasIiiide. 0ie 10
lerisst iinb ScrliinIpt lpdren. oaB lie
obioiut nidDt peripenoet iperoen tonu'
ten.
Scrr Wullen hot allf perihieoene
anherc ssraaen. bic er beantluortet bd'
ben Mil. Go ipiinid,t er pom auoitor
4usfmlt odriiber, wie bod, oIe
,Slnifne iii, fiir peld,e Die Stnotocr'
molting neqenpdrtis uriter ben &C.
ieeilfen geitimmunscn nod gcnos
rerausnaben fam uHo ferner Mil or
aud, cine aenaile atiiielinBg asier
gonoausaabcn felt bent l. ssnniiar
1912 bahcn nit 1ennner ansdbe Der
3ipede, fir pelfc lie eriolgten.
Observation-Disclosures eaih miro elre
crSiuon3 miiertreiten, ipelfe e!nc
8ermebrung Der 3ahl Der beritfeaen
Bo!isiiien poriieht. SoIpeit bot orc
NoIisei 60 berittene 2ente uno 9iele
3obl iriiuid1t oerr Gaib aui So CIR.
boht II haben
,scrner miro Dem Staotrntf, cine
L3uidlriff hes aongrebabaeoroneIen
Stonleu e. gotpbIe porIiegen. in
liuelher Scrr 9cmble ertidrt, oaB or
ocn ssiiHiden oes Staotrnihs besiig.
lid, Der llebernohne bes Ielesrapben.
uno 1eIephonipitens. lpenn Die gnpe.
leaenheit i'm GonareB sur Sprahc
tomnlt, Aehmlns tra9en rpi,roe.
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Die RepubIitauer i'm &C.
nat fino i'm 3psifsl, tpic fie ben 5arif
betdmpfen IolIen. penrofe bat ben
@oriaIag gemaht, einen Jlibuftsrtrieg
81 erDffnen unb oamr bic 9dfiriing
Der Bin tinaus3uIhisbeR. Die Der,
ftIeppungszSattit ipu nit einem Nm
TRACE beginner, bic QnIthten Der ga
britanten entgegen gu nebmen, ltnb
ipsnn bas ntebergeItimmt piro, oann
IoQ ieber republitanifde Senutor Res
BEN hdlten, Bis ibm Die puite ausgebt,
ba I'M Ssnat bic 9ebatte niht gss
fhIoTen fperoen tam, ME i'm 5uufe.
Der lrIpriingIite 2(ntrag 1T aud cine
8erT5Ieppungsz guttit. Dd man srtparz
tet, odb bic 5abrttanten big in ben
Wtuter binein tire 2tniihten porbrtn=
aen tpiroen. 9iele Rspublitaner iinb
nit QsnrDfe uitt einDerItauoen, Sic
hdfsn nihts pdos9en, bab Der gdrif
ausfiihrIth tritiIirt tpirb, absr lie nplz
len Iih nttt ul,f p1rlamentartIhe ma
noper etnlaiIen. 3isie legters GnIiht
bdlten tpir ous DsrItiebenen 8riinoen
fir autreFFenb. Wenn 3ts Temotratsn
baran perbirbert nerben, stnsn neuen
Sarif al poHtrsn. tdun man lie uiht
nerantpprtlih MAIDEN unb iriirbe es
bernat an 9dmpddne-W -Wdteriul esasn
bieielhen feblen. furs 2petts tpiirbe
cine 8erTdIeppungss sluttit bd3u fiihs
rsn. baB d2h i'm Ssn1t Ser Stiub
Der Debate ein9efiibrt pirb, lrh fiirs
Tritte 1T Der GeftGftspelt ftleht
qebient, rsrn man lie Elm qan3es Sa6r
lang in llngeipib6eit ldbt.
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81. @ieoerpereinisuns Der re.
publifaniihen Hartei.

Die EepubIitaner. bic auf Der gbis
cagosr SoHpention iih Der Domination
5afts tpioerissten, babsn cine gers
iammlung ubgebalten, Inn boriibsr su
berdtben, ME bic beiben JliiasI Der
rspublitaniiteH portsi nieber sufams
men9ebradt perbsn tDnnten. Die
Jorberung Der 9erIammIuna oebt
oabin, bab Die BON 0olte initruirs
ten Gelegatsn 5ur NationalsRpnpens
tton ansrtonnt perbsn iolen, tpas Bel
Der 3aftiaen Domination betcnntiih
ni6t eefhebsn 1T. Wir bolten bic 8es
piaialng bieies 8srInnssns fir felbftz
Dsritanolid. DAB bas 8olt bas Re6t
Fat. feline Deleeaten gu inItruie
rem, lit jest, 10 81 iagen, Ganbess
sefes uno bann linierlisst ss aud nitt
bsm minoeiten 3peifel, oas in brei
Jahren, mann bic ndhitsn Rationale
aonoentionsn itat.finben, bic peitaus
erobte 4n3ubl Der Delegoten pom
Bolt inItruirt iperoeu tpirb. gs mare
baber cine republiianii6s Nationale
aonpsntion ohns 3ulaifuns iol6er De-
legaten unoenfbnr.
IS liesen dber aud nod prinsipielle
Srrg.n 5ur gntfneiouna Dor, Die ents
fhieoen iperben mifen, nm ben Rib
in Der partei gu beilen. 3u bitten 9s
bort in erit.r Reihe bie anpeubung
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0sbnrtem.

Senrn une 2ouiia DclIman. 6art'
ipsn. Wdnhsn.
JoIsph une Rate Giisrmann. 26l7
Columbia 4ne., anabe.
glihasl unb Dora Qr5ib. 1880
Raes Gircbe, Ndeh<n.
Sorrp II. anna Scfielo. Siio Ror'
irooo, anabs.
GborIes nnD Morgdret Weibe. 1881
;Sreeman Ape., anot.
an.on unb Gttllr Rim, 1866
Nrpappan, M6b6en.
MlottiaE unb Role MdsHes. y
Torp Gtrcbt, Qnabs. -.
Qouis unb Gmmd W<llmon, zoos
Durnet Mpf., QHabs.
Benjamin unb Cetilie Eager. 2sus'
pitr. T1b6sn.
ndrrp un1 Gmmd MiRler. 822
Gbuiiud Gtrabe. Mdb6en.
Artbur nnb Mcft Nofs. 2l0 I'D.
Court Etsubf, anabs.
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Die Srobuns oes Rrdiioenten.

Die 9rohuno Der Gabritant n, bab
fis, psnn Der Surif in Ieiner iesi en
sSorm paiiirt. Die Qohne barableBeu
pcer bic getriebe Idlieb:n ponen.
ihsint Dem qrGIpenten tart an DE
Geber oegan9en gu len. penn er brobt
nit Hsprefolien. Wlnn cine Gruppe
bon 8dbritanten iibereintommt, bic
Gobnc herab3uieben obsr Die getriebe
Su 'htiebsn, ptro er bos 4ntieTruitz
GefsB gegeu lie in 4nnenoung brinean
uno oegen bic 5abrtantsn, bic unabz
bdngia in Der oenannten meiTe b1n=
teln, tpiro er nit Sruterif ffpdr3e
tampfen. Sobdlo irqeno Gin iSabris
tont RE erpdbntsn Grpbungen aur
@(usfubrrne brinqt, ptro er tas pubs
!itum in aenntnib fetsn. mas Dem
5dbritanten bic 6eritelluno Isiner
@aure foitet, tpelhss bie 6arfteaunes
fpiten i'm 4uslanb iine, pahe Gobns
CT 8ahlt unb fpie qrob fsin prcfit lit
9batfdhlih iino bsreits bic betreffen
Den Reeierunssbeboroen' angeipieIea
ioOrben. bas ftatii.if6e Mattrial in
ge3ua auf DIE Jnouftrieatpeise 3u lam:
meln. bic am beftisiten BEN 5arif6er4
abfebungen opponiren. Gs iinb bas
bis 9opfereir, SpieselaIose unb Sen:
itsrglas< Snbuitrie. Die geb0rben, 81
pelhsn fpe3ieu Dos aorpordtionss1u,
reaa ghort, beiissu gu iOl4er Inter.
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Ginen nnoebIifen selbitlnorSper.
llid, internabm geftsrn bic 25idlrigs
Wfoiibc Mriebt, BON 90. 81 2ona.
north Strni,e. nnlsbapohner borten
ein binnpies Moheln ,,no iannen bel
Der llnterfud,ung mad, Der llri1de
beSirlben bic zarigt,t baIbbeluubflcS
nui ben i5nbbooen Iiegenh Dor. I'm
itabtiidRn 1ofpital. mohin bic arnIife
iiberiiibrt ipnrbe, iielIten bic Aer5te
feit sab hos Wi0d,en eine GunntitGt
CuediiIber.Qoiun su iih aencIHuie,l
batte. linO fonnte bic 2ebeiisoei1br
nod re6tSeifie beieitigt iperDen. Irs
WGbfen foQ ieit I6neerer 3eit Ie6blls.
iiberoriii!ig aeueien ieln.
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Zterblitbfeitsbertdbt.

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gmoesfomiHiii1r abler erpirtte
aeitern einen Saftbeiebl pegsn
ben % Sabre alten Heger
Omar Erabmon. BON gso. 7f5 Sen.
trai aDerne, melder ais Siilfsbriei.
trigger tt1tig iii. ;srnbninn mar lett
langerer 3eit peroaftia, griefe III.
terid,laaen sn tnbeu, nno III beif,ul,
bigt, einen mnrfirten griei, Der ais
Gil6rief in feline Voiiaden aelegt
morben ipar uub cine abreiie in priee
SID ;rul unterihlngen sl baben.
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MaSriber 8rief.
W ubrib, a /. Woi.

Die .Woritos" 70 nenntn mir
nit fpanifher 0orliebe fir Den Dimis
nutiD Die gum 5obneneib beriiberses
tommenen maurifden 1ruppen
paben uns DerluIIen. Shabs. Wir
batten uns fhon buran setpobnt, iie
als ftdnbige Decoration bes WGbriber
Strabenbiloes gu be.runieu .neben ben
8tttlern, 2uitefeln. s3igeunerinnen unb
D4fsngffpannen, bic unfere Gtraber
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-13
Sur Gtunoe. oa mir Dies

Sur Stunos. oa mir oies
inretben, tit nit @efpibteit betannt,
bah bic Strabenbobnz Sompdenie in
cine ibieosgerihttihe ShIibtung eins
gepiliet bat uuo bub oas @rstnttpz
aommittee Der Streiter Die 9eBteren
6efraeen nirD. Was gefragt treroen
foll lit 9esenlpdrtig niht betunnt. nns
iiberrafht, bab Der 9orIhldg gu etntm
Stieosgsriht ntht BON oem gretuttps
2ommittes fofort ungenommen Doreen
lift, oomit oas publitum aus ielner
lttlan9snebmsn Gage befreit tptro. Dds
3ouoern ioQ baraus ent'tanoen ietn,
bdB oag Streitsaommittee ourh bic
8eriammlun9 feItIteuen ldhen Mill,
nelhe SrogsH Der ihieoli6en Shlths
tuns unterbreitet iperoen Iouen. I'm
ieres grmsFens 1T ieber Speifel bier
iiber unoneebrdtt. Wenu elm Stsoss
oeriht eingefebt piro, Iiuo ihm ale
Streitfrogsn ppr3ulegen.
aus bem Ser bulten Der
Mominiitration III erIittIi6, bob lie IN
Der taltforniThsn 4ngsIegenheit 3ett
gu aelpinnsn fuht uno oespsgen an
9oltpsrnsur Sphnion Die 9itte gerih'
tet bat, er r0ge Die unterseihnun9 Der
bic Saponer ausIhliebenoen Siu ltnz
tsrlafTen. gs 1T absr nidt oarauf gu
rehnen, oab bas seIhehsn tpiro. Wos
Die Nominiftratipn bann 5u ttan ges
bentt, fdeint lie Ielber nttt su tpinen.
llnIeres >grmeHsns lpdre Der tiirseite
Wea, ben oorbiIhsr Gnoten All bur6=
bauen cine Siinbigun9 bes 8ertraass
nit Sopdn. Damn fam 2ebterss fih
niht meEr iiber 9ertragss9erlebn bnng
beihperen. mir baben oieies Der
fobrsn osasn RuRldno sincsfdlugen,
phne ooB fisraus irssno tpeIhs Shpisz
rigteitsn entItunben iinb. Semnah
lieut fem 9runo Dor, tparum niht ods
8Ieits nit cSapdn ueIheben follte.
Wenn bic cSapunsr Nrdssn 'hnetben,
brauht uns ods niht ins godshorn
5u jdgsn.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-10-21
Dance Will Be Given at
Institute Hall by Women

The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Young
Mems Catholic Association will give
p dance at Institute Hall, 76 New
street. to reopen the season. tomor-
row night
- re following chairn1en of commit
tees have been appointed; Helen
Griffin, assisted by Miss Mary Bar
rington, chairman of invitations;
Mrs. James Down. assisted by Miss
Agnes Burke. of floor committee;
Miss Mae Harvey, assisted by Miss
Ethel Burke, of music committee;
Miss Anna Walsh assisted by Miss
Sue Walsh, of catering committee,
land Miss Margaret O'Brien, assisted
by Misses Bessie Stevens, Mabel
A8g<ierfeld. Marcella Cornell. Eliza
tn Holler and Helen Durr, of re-
UIiving committee.
4 An interesting program has been
for the occasion, including
solos by Miss Leona Martin and
Miss Alice O'Connor Miss Mabel
Bauerfeld will be the accompanist.
The November fete planned by the
members will be subscription
dance.