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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-29

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2unos In ,her summe y6a SC, ,0oo.o 90 far bic
9iabiirurs einer 'rsieu 5feniIifen aibgioshg.
On Der 9lornfeits pcu I3es anie g.rabc. spi.
ifcn giate uu5 slsnUGa sloennrs
Gel Is rsroreHel bonn Et1eirait Der S,nei
6iftrinraii sinai Elip.
geffioH /. 1ob a BON s.obirn.t bar sios,
gtnfihrait .ar ncitr'cnetg srnctef nifb. @us!es
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u bet 5nmne eon 'cst sieHfsns ts5oeo0o)
!id'en aib.aibef ar Der 4orbfsiie ron atie
Snabe, ,m'itca gtGie une esleuipnr slvcnues.
in her Stabt GinciRai. aIs 3tpsig Der ofisn.s
gs'tlcH 2. Eat hie Fonos her bsiaafeH
Siooi cusae9etgn 'rtrbtH fofea In Der zrfrnie
ten ledasianfsno 10000 o0) faE bsn eorees
IN her Eencminaticg bon $4,000 onsr In
alailtIpliiaieh haooH. iein frie es pom Siaoss
anaiior hefiinfHI reroea mag. nne fcuen 5lit.
(sis) 9roBeni per 3abr. snbIbar bnIeiahrit
lrHb erfttilid bnrd ear1u heipffnafen Coupons
Reiaaie eouhs foneH oniirt felr nsn is ga,l
soj SABRE s nad s Ssm 's satam saa0a RsIasis sIn
foaen ousaegeben. aisaef.eHf uHo psrduhsrt
nereen in fiebereinitmiHane NIT bem eBees
nne Der Ireinani VIC, i62sisi2. p0ffiri ntE 81
seftiol s. 7sr grIos ans BEN gerfau' Der
heiaa.en scres. ansaen9mmen bic 4rAtnisn irne
III BE ah ai.
aefdrisber iperesn. uRb ioa nnsbfsntIf ipsroei,
nnf anneifsina oes Gearb OF znlfteck pf tts
4nbIic pibrarn Of ibe Gifn ef Cincinnati. unf
f.n bon bem aennnirieu Erarn pf IyuftefE VI
Ibe gabHt eibrarp Of The uifr Of gincinrG.i
fir 9te In <efiion sisfer Ereinons fpesfi5tr.
ten 3ipe6s bsripsltbes lnerper
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f6riebenen EfuIb, aAf DaS fieuerbnrs 1igertl
fbfm Der etaot 0ineinHofi. bic Eamme beH
$4,000 Ieilars snm ape6s Der res1biaIss
Der 9infen lrnb Iilgnnass Noubes ateabtu nni
bic oben beftrisbene Gtufb: fot6s AnhdeeH
fHb su nadsn s Der 3ettsn boroeeben pHrf
o0s Dsfes ffr bic AnFerieaung bon Eteusyn
fir nsugi 9ipaIe 3ipe6e
GeffioH 8 Fiefc Sroinans iol In Hraf
freten unh Dtltleieit hnben pur nnh nnA ben
tr9bsiten bonn Defees erIaubteH 8ettpnTisfe ar
Ddiftrt am Is. apr!l 1913.
pydSfssrs bro tenn. ~ G3GStsuts.
eeosmoset: &sstws ettG ese1
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-29

GsStTsS ,l.3,gs =, 40 i. 2g2siSsss &sGsf sos
s5 H0 II sF ssf as r G9H sssas nssSa sSs Ss5
etHes Gonos Nir se8ahIuug eines 1heiies Der
e. iier unh g(usaabeH fir eje 8rrtrfieruge ron
GoIeit 8lace ooH 8'onigoH,ern 9ena se5 5as.
GtGot Cincinnati. Sts1t Ghio:
Se'tiou l. Iab es not bein Grmefen hes
SideiIaibs neT s.Lat Cincinnati ncibfusReie ~.
Bombs Der betaaien Eidbt austieeben arb su
LuroeTinHoiec3to $500 0n) TpIars sor Der
acGefiiQr ber a1fesment5 behuis NHinnf'uHa
etnts Jones 5nr sfanhlung eiHes Ibeiies Der
AChen Nrb HusaaheH ffr bic 8trhefierlag ben
Soreft RiacC poH 9ioH.apnerr Roae ssb Suh
ohlif. ~ oem frlbersn Eorie 3ientani Aibae,
nit geiicniueg
se,ton 2 2ab bic 9oubs Der osrostfu
Gfnbt al,s6caeteH iaerbeu fpIrr i'm pciroae pcu
rtunnbhreibiabunher uub ftbsia (s3tg0 ae)
Cpllnrs thr ser bnrqeHnru.eH 3tpet lie Be-
fnnien Bombs m6gen ausGeaebeH tpereea In
81 sf m G 0as Gsor n . ss oasi Rn0apslos n Ssr ps
nation ban $500 90. iib ciner npn SIG0 rite
htes bonn Stabtarbitot 6e'iimnt iuerben maq:
hicfeibeu folen ba'ifi iein born IL. 1aae inl
Te3Pnlber 1912. uno fogeu aahihGr ftsn in BEN
Stnhtffabamt IN sebr aIeitm isieeg iatrliben
t,ahlBrgsr, m clIptH 3Fpfi hIf bser iiinf
feds, .iieten. dcbt reun mHo sehB 5abrfn ppu
sT psm esin eer nS 1rsfn a m nsq T aa,
Snhr. sahlbGr haIbidbrih
gefiioH 3. 7ie befaaien @oHos feleH au.
ceafbeN. dliSaeifegf Hnh oeTdnber. fUerbsn In
EeherIrftimmn1a nit bem sefee vnh Der Crit.
mana Ro. 125sfe12 paflrt an 2T JebruaE
1912
seifion 4. Ger GrI5s ans benz gerfanf se-
hefagieE Bombs. dHsaenommen bie 4ranIien
rro bic nufeelnnieHcr 2infer huben fol
hem Spno fit ae beraeHonnie eter.
befferuna airieeftrieben peroer, uub fon aus.
he,ohEt merhsH nuf anpeifaHa bes Tireetor oi
9nbisc Eerpice aHb fplI bon befaefsr Tirec.
for OF QEhIic Serbice fir bic In settirn 1 ole.
fer croiHan3 fpesifisirteH 2tpede bsrrpsnbei
apfrbPr.
Seftion 8 Iiefe Iroiuans fon In Arafi
treien iino giiIisefeit bdhen pnn ,Ilb rad besr
frnheffeu bonn CSefes erIdiibten 3eifpuiyie ar
pGffirt an Is @rrit 1913
Serpwe a. Gemarb
9irtircHorr RrdFeeni reg gtab'rnfbs
@eaInubiat: GrthMr Gspn, GIerI.
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SeIbtfritif.

Jrau WiiLIer: rWiFen sic fnon.
Jrau 2ebmann2 Sbr Wann folI ia
psniionirt aperbsn!!"
~4ber oaDon III mir ia nod gaS
rihts befanHt!"
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isin, 39nsn bal SIsi6 " ss1d4t
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-29

Ntne Crbiraus e. 2o4ipi3--sscr.
" febrimsen irefttnS fnr 5ie aasaate BON
gonss In Der Summe bon So 90 bor ser aeis
leitiop bcr atisenenIs bebufe aHfh0Nune eiHee
5sonhs sny ~ aGIuna oes l;o5.Bcn lbeils aer
anlicr Gno ansgaben fir b. 8sgbeHernHg oon
s,.'tue S'rabc nou Nioae @te1le bis 0Gribnas
aprrne tn orm fribereH Ter 4Isaiam siibae
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QtnrtnHaii. Si1di CbtU:
Seition / Ias es rad ssm 9xmeIsu ess
Siaoitaibs o@r 1fGot 4tnesEElt HtihiueHota III
Sorbe tef beiagieu 1ian! a8ehsn uHh sa
ls2600dj IodaFs Bot Der g6GsltoH Ssr III.
lctHcHis hehifs HnibdffnHE yiue5 5onbe Sur
EtBatiaHa etues Tbeiies be aofien unb anss
gaten fhr bic NCrbeittrgHe 9gn @ome girahe,
bon Ftoae SpeHiie 6is garttrg5 apenae In befr
fritsEep 2ptf Fleuiani hina. NIT EsifeHrrea
Se'itcF 2 Eat Die Eg-Et ber bsiGaleH
staoi aus gepcbeu nerhsn Il 90 tn ber ErrgrHs
roH s2OG 90 idr BIZ boraeuo Zen 3rsGe Tie
beiGgleH gCn6s ioltu tf Der nomination bon
$4,000 fsiH Hna haiirt fe uom g. lage Ina
1es escnlhet 1912 ,liih folgn sah. 5ag fetn IN benz
SiahhtGtami tn fitHi aIeic g1biarH jarr!iten
5abluraeu. In efHfr sfoei srs biar ugse ffinf
SohrCH ua1 benz Ta.utu r., Siufen sur Mofe
Bon tisT nne stHtalt tshR &Joseui pei 1abr
sati5ar 5albihbriid.
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peaebsn, dnsaeleGi nns er--.ibsti frerseu IN
Observation-Disclosures nit cen glee unb her CT.
tiHan5 i28si9i2 pGhtr an "a Tebrurr 1912
SeifioE 4 Ter GrioA aus lem &sffauf ber
anS auiacinnfsne 5irfen tr65u' fed BEN sr eons
ftlr bic b5tgeifauuie Gerbe tf.sIfr aufaelfrfeber
nerhgH. ate fou aitsbesablf DerbU anf nHrei.
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bon Rem hefnotrG EtreCigy ~ 1ubtiC =erbies
fit bic IN Ssfiicr ] eie'fg Creinans fpesifistrs
ten SrDefe rerTueHhet pertcH
sSsftiou r. Etcfe EIblHans fen ir arnf,
iyeien ura Gilftafeii baheg tcH nnb nnh betr
ffahefieH bonn Griet etlcutieu 9eifruusie on
Saffiri am 10 Ipril 1918
SEspme o. Scrcrh
aufiirFEbsr Rr6fecH' Sfs Efdbfrafbs
3eeIaubte. GStbGT VSpe. gietf
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-29
StanSaro fir Cream.

Gel es beftIoiien bon Der Soniiats. eebarbc
her Stuoi 9iUcIuuati Samitron Counts une
Siaot Chic, bGb bic ue6itsheHbe Regulation
nei5fpenhig II! fir eie bfferiltte Befuuobelt
lino es 4pire beroara BON sieiet ReboIbe oie
fglgenoe 8efttmuning erlaHeu:
aetne QeyirH, Strud oeer CORPORATION fel
In Der Siabl GiEcinnGtt sum 3tpe6e bee GSr'
iGufS. obeS fcu Oertaufeu obtT ayH 3er'ouf Of
tsrireu. cber fou in ieiHsm SeFr bdben IN be-
iupier Etnot NIT oer 4biidt 5u eerfdufen IL,
QenbueIcbeH greem es fei benn tolter Grecli
tgmu1t bon DNlt, peife ben 8e'ilumuraen
Aub 6egulafinnsu Der Eautiaic- 5ehorbe ber
Siunt Cincinnati luIh bem Siaai Ohio IN Resaa
aAf yatld Hatfomuri: urh 'cIdeT Cream 'ol
riot Dentaer GIs a6tsebu (is) 4rpseui mtI3'
Geii eHi5aIieU.
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Rrof pro TEN.
Nnaenommen 2 @priI 1918
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iSa serfhnfen Gdnisr.
OVddat (H1td1 retfefertta.

Eie speife rrpmIdre Rsnberarut, grciir'tsn
mad iiissmtnns. Effa., nitb 4 benz ElbDes
lien bcridsi aiueinnnti. O., uish aouisoiHe, ap;.
dna IA. Wi1i. nno fehrt 5nrii6 am q. Nat.
Edbcre slisfurft In ber Cffise, GIT Jchnfion
sSoa, gbone waan 2leG cher Gin 134s y.
g. 6ubt1te
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-29

Sansbeiiter (esne @obniiHs on.
ireiieno). .9ir habcn 5ipnr isIbef
itbon stpei' Sabre onrin seipobnt; aber
sie lit, tpie Sie iehen. nod aans iule
nen. Tns @nbesiinner lit iibrrbailpt
nod nihtj benutt norben."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-29
Der 2eiotragenbe.

.MIio bas lit Die ihone Mener, Die
10 inrtroitlih mar ilber ben gerluIt
hires Wiannes2"
- .So, uHb ibr arpeiter Wnn,t ipl
bariittr rod .ntx0itli&ss ieinl"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-29
Chrifiopher J. Shufttr,
Gtar5
Caroline Dfhrnhanpt,

g9ittfpe bon Sobn gedenbaupt, In threm 81 2e'
In per gSpbuung ibrer 4otlier, Srau
a. g. amanu 9o 3104 SdtrtleLo aoe, s8dl'
nat 6tHS 9as Qeidenbegangnts finee' 'tdtt am
, 30 ubr. bom Iruuerbarfe ans. Dctuuf I'm
8 llhr in Der Ct JrlHcis Ze Gales Atrte t!il
9teHuieHlsp ohdInf 3eletrtri freroeu
tutrn lpQlu BerndHote uHo JTeuHoe hofift
eupelabeu iino
3ettuneen bon aunids Giio Gre. uHo 9eos
ria Su nouen bite, fopireH. II
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-29

(ctue crbtuanl no. 2f5is!s - Our
" 99iberru'ang bon Se.iion I02a.i2 bon
eerr FretuaussrsaobeI besaeiit Der ahFeeTs
IliiIa beS SouGtls hRBreuSt bur1 Grfenbrecs sI
aeenne earHei apFHuC 5Has girnbs Grcb
Sirake eou'e Strube uTb alne Giroks
get e& oeroroHet eom Sinbtraib esr Siaei
Cincinnati E.n0i Cbio.
Sefftpu l. Tat Seiiieu f02a.i2 bon eer
Erhinnn5saooer 'e uHb eiefeite bierour1
pthsrElitcn lusrbe
1et,ion 2 Ticfe Crhinaus fen ir glraf;
iteieH nuo @llltpieit tatta bou sfnh uad5 eer
triihe'ieH bonn geisb tv!uatten 3etiplnsie an.
$aiiirt en- - agr'i 1918
9e.pwe z. Semnrt
EriilreHber 0TdieeHf bss Siabirat5s
%e9Ianbisi: Grfbug 1spn. gier,
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@erlangf an faniem.


a,Iie Teherbeften n-ssir besnhreu bic BE-,
fien areite fir. oiefeIben. mereffire ]. g.
SOC sasii Sedtiie sbe G. 3gOssn bo
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-29

Eine crhineus q 0. 2fs.iafs - Bur
" a3ioerrniuHg bon sliinn 7e2 eca hpfr
Erhlnon Senssoecg beslalita eer etssHfea illr
sserfafe ben 9ruoihCrcH
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Cincinnati. S!aai Chic,
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feibe bieteur1 mthegIu'tu wcrhs
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ireien uHe 9IIiiairi 5d5eH bon nnb nod BEN
friibeitfH BON @e'ep crluubten 9eispunfle ou.
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Trn'irelieer QralibeHi osk zfnhfraits
SeeIaublai: arttar aspn. aierI
= 90 90
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Gin aenner.

v. Tim aoa5ert ~ itinem Wdhbnr):
xWis Sat 9bnsn Das Niolins1erasis
sstfp oefousn1-
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Sn bernietfca -S1uicr.

afcunaI e-g g'ridbans. 3s2t Qcrfins stpe. .
Gas in 5urrace. $50. Qbone anon % r,
8. u. Rsfiinf. 2s-7.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-29

tetGen iuiil glGdsHtraeeu bel Der 0ineiHnaii
9led & 9Dfirament DO, 2S5 CT 4. SI,
z. SiDi i.
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geu.fnes agdbden futt Sieas t!r up
iiatrsseirteii cher nm PEI otr calsaspsa Sa
begfeu 32J ggsft Eitertp Ctr.
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10 manner andbeH, mn In eincr
s&ianiua 9gtil~ su arbeiteH, tieftne egrbeii
gatbore & Gamma 90. Soppie EiTdbe uilb
e., g. a. Z. @feHhnbH. 212s 20
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z anbaffer FIR aeTduhertes isIetfd aans
gafr1qeE saeoiis0te eer Jcbn une giptnas
iipH Strafe l.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-29

u D q IN quite oeuiite, um bon bts 2 u6r
81 arbsiieu Aat5a'raseH bet 5obu saiefers,
2eoi Sefferfon g0e bn
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3spet eHts beuiite @orier. MT sasfereu,
5eH, Aa6sufrageH 157 sSeii D. SiftoBg,
Habs Sione GirabeZ ~ 3Ds
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1913-05-15
WHOLE No. 1904

A lecture by Rev. VIM. Burd, en-
titled The Sunny-Side of Life, +"
will be given in the M. E. Church
next Tuesday evening, the Goth inst.
Admission 10 and 20 cents. Pro-
ceeds will go for the benefit of Mis-
sions.
The semi annual love feast and
Communion services will be held at
the Amwell German Baptist Church
on next Sunday Evening. The Sac
ramental Services will be preceded
by a song and preparatory service,
which will begin at p. m.
Do not forget the ice cream and
strawberry festival which will be given
by the Sisters Society of the Brethren
Church in the Jr. O. u. A. M. Hall
on Saturday evening the Oath.
A free entertainment will be given.
Homemade candy will be for sale,
Come and bring your friends.
Samuel Fauss, of Pennington, is
making arrangements for the
erection of a new barn on his store
property at Sand Brook in order to
replace the building that was des-
troyed by fire about week ago.
The insurance on the building was
$500. The contents were insured
for $3.50.
Announcement has been made of
the marriage of Mr. Abraham Law
she of Sergeantsville to Mrs. Eliza
beth Hoppock, of Stockton, which
was solemnized by Rev. E. C. Hall,
pastor of the Christian Church at
Locktown. A reception was ten
dered them the same evening at the
residence of the groom. We ex-
tend our congratulations.
The Board of Education met in
Wilson's Hall on Thursday evening
and in accordance with the act pass
ed by the Legislature making it
compulsory for all children between
Z and Ia years of age to attend
school, decided to appoint a truant
officer. Messrs. C, L. Van Dolah,
E. B. Matthews and E. Melick were
appointed committee of same.
At the recent business meeting
of the Epworth League of the M. E.
Church, officers for the ensuing
year were elected as follows: Presi-
dent, Mrs. Herbert O. Smith 1st
Vice President, Mrs. Gardner F. Dean:
End Vice Pres, Mrs. Frank Venable,
Jr.; 3rd Vice President, Miss Alyce
Venable; 4th Vice President, Miss
Susan r. Dean; Secretary, Miss
Elizabeth Clark; Treasurer. George
w. Brewer; Organist, Miss Avis c.
Curtis.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1913-05-15

Mrs. L. M. Hyde is recovering
from the effects Of bad cold.
Mrs. VIM. L. Dobbins was visi-
tor at Trenton on Saturday last.
Rev. and Mrs. M. B. Miller spent
last Wednesday with friends at
Pennington.
Prof. and Mrs. N. V. Myers were
Sunday visitors of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jeremiah F. Johnson.
Miss Gertrude Blake, of New York
City, is being entertained by Miss
Mae Merrill on Roselawn farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert c.. Horne
and little daughter Ruth, of
Pennington, spent Sunday with the
formers parents Mr.. and Mrs. Theo-
dore M. Horne.
Mrs. Charlotte Curtis who has
been making an extended visit at
the home of her son Newton Curtis,
returned to her home at Lambert
vile on last Friday.
John Miller of this place visited
his son Frank, on Sunday last, who
has been critically i'll with typhoid
fever at his home in Ringoes, but is
now improving at this writing.
The weekly cottage prayer and
praise service will be held this
Thursday evening at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Judson Stull and will
be under the leadership of the
pastors wife, Mrs. M. B. Miller.
The topic for the Epworth League
of the M. E. Church for next Sun
day evening will be taken from the
lesson from John 5. 20. Subject
is entitled The Greater Work
Ahead" The leader will be Eliza
beth Clark.
The stature of Christ. Growing up
into it. Ephs. 4:11-16 will be the
topic for the devotional exercises of
the Christian Endeavor of the
Brethren Church for next Sunday
evening which will be conducted by
Lambert M. Hyde.
Mrs. Elizabeth Hoppock, of Head
Quarters, who has been spending
the past winter with her daughter
Mrs. Jonathan Hunt, of Cincinnati,
Ohio, and also visiting with another
daughter, Mrs. Harry Hoppock of
York, Pa, returned to this place in
Saturday evening.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1913-05-15

- -.
Miss Adelaide Hills is on the sick
list with an attack of measles.
Henry Fisher had the misfortune
to lose good horse on Saturday.
Mrs. William F. Brown has been
confined to her room for the past
few weeks by illness.
Mrs. Asa Hockenbury of Stockton
was the guest of her aunt Mrs. Re
becca Shepherd on Wednesday.
Miss Mildred F. Reading spent
a part of the past week as a guest
of Mrs. John Conover of Pennington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Sperling
have returned to this village after
a stay of few months at Baltimore.
A handkerchief shower was tender
ed Miss Elizabeth Rodenbaugh on
Saturday in honor of her seventh
birthday.
John Stryker was badly Jared, be-
sides receiving injuries to his back
by falling from load of hay few
days ago.
James P. Dilts and Mr.. and Mrs.
John Dilts were visitors with friends
in the city of Lambertville on Mon
day Of the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Hill, of
Trenton, have been visiting at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles S.
Moore, of Sand Brook.
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Shepherd
and Mrs. Margaret Cronin, of West
Philadelphia, spent Sunday last with
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Shepherd.
A game of base ball was played
on Saturday between the schools of
Sergeantsville and Van Dolah's.
The score was 40 to 9 in favor of
Sergeantsville.
The Ladies' Aid Society has order
ed new concrete walks laid around
the Amwell German Baptist Par
sonage. The work will be done by
J. Hewitt, of Rosemont.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1913-05-15
GERGEANTSVILLE
Delaware Townships Metropolis

~ Delaware Townships Metropolis
Mrs. Andrew Dalrymple spent
last Tuesday at Pennington
Theodore M. Horne has been quite
complaining during the past week.
Howard Johnson has been on the
sick list from an attack of French
measles.
Messrs. J. K. Wilson and DIR. ].
L. Chamberlin were visitors at Tren-
ton Friday last.
Carpenter Thomas Besson, of
Sand Brook, has been sick with an
attack of shingles.
Mrs. Joseph c. Reading spent
Thursday at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles E. Reading
Miss Julia C. Myers, of Sand
Brook has been visiting at the home
of Prof. and Mrs. Newton V. Myers.
Mrs. Edward Abbott and son
Henry, spent Friday with Mr.. and
Mrs. George Shepherd, of Head
Quarters.
Mrs. Newton Curtis and daughters
Misses Leona and Avis made
business trip to Trenton on last
Tuesday.
Mrs. Newton V. Myers entertain
ed her sister Miss Blanche Johnson
at her home in this village on last
Wednesday afternoon.
Nelson Sperling, of this place,
died Monday morning at the
home of his brother-in-law, Charles
S. Moore, of Sand Brook.
At the recent business meeting of
the Ladies' Aid Society of the M.
E. Church, held at the parsonage,
the following officers were elected
forthe ensuing year:
President Mrs. |. P. Shepherd.
Vice Pres. Mrs. Mary Cole.
Secretary Mrs. Gardner Dean.
Treasurer Mrs. Lewis Case.
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TIGERS" AS STRIKE BREAKERS.
Princeton singers TO Take the PLACE
Of Trenton church choir.

pRrNcETox. y. J.. Jan. is.-There is
a choir strike in one OF Trenton's Epis-
copal churches and on sunday next
Princeton UNDERGRADUATES will bc seen
there in the role OF strike breakers.
The trouble started some time ago
when the rector and the Choirmaster
had falling out as to how one Of the
favoritc hymns should he sung. The
breach widcncd and last Sunday the
rector imported a budding young prima
donna to render q solo The organist
refused to play the accompaniment and
he was asked to resign. When he left
he took the choir boys with him The
rector, finding himself without a choir,
sent call to Princeton and as re-
suit the coach of the Tiger Giee Club
has chosen dozen of his best songsters
To fill in on SUNDAY.
The roCtors chief cause for worry
now seems to he that the local coll
iecians may branch off into the Can
non Song" or the latest football air.
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present situation in New York." asked
Mr. tntermyer
Il am inclined" said the witness. ito
think that the concentration as far as
II has gone does constitute a menace,
bu, | would like to add that do not
intend to Criticise any individuals.
MIR Reynolds also condemned the sys-
TEN Of interlocking directors. He de-
Clared that 1t always had been his
theory that IL was not the proper way
to conduct the banking business and he
accordingly had refused to accept places
on the boards Of other institutions. al
though they were offered to him almost
daily.
MIR. Reynolds gave 1t as his opinion
also that the present system or large
reserves In the reserve cities constituted
a menace.
Mr. REYNOLDS testified that his own
bank carried 800 900 900 OF deposits 10y
out of town banks and that II was the
second largest bank in the country. lie
maintained that two or three banks in
New York, two or three in chicago
and two or three in 81. Louis under the
present defective currency system could
control the loans made throughout the
country.
Mr. Reynolds was in favor of legis
lation prohibiting interlocking directors
inpotent!ally competing banks. He ac-
knowl~dged also that 1t would he better
| II the concentration Of bank holdings
! in one small group could be prevented
Questions by Mr.. Un,ermyer Indicated
clearly that the committee has in mind
| Legislative recommendations aimed al
| the Cllrtailmrnt OF money and credit
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BASS HOLDS HIS VOTES.
Deadlocks In New Ham pshire and
Other states Unbroken.

CONCORD, y ". Jan. l6.-The antici-
pated coalition Of the Prog ressives and
Republicans. by which u was expected
a Republican United States Senator miRht
he elected to-day. did not materialize
Ex-Gov Bass wired from Chicago last
night that he was unwilling at this time
to release his Progressive supporters
The joint ballot on the Senatorship show ed
no perceptible change from yesterday.
WILMINGTON, Del. Jan, l6.-The Demo
cratic fght for United States senator to
succeed Senator Richardson has resolved
itself into a battle Of the fcld against VII
lard Salisbury.
CHEYENNE. Wyo. Jan. Ex-senator
Warrcn's chances for reelection were ma
terially increased this morning when the
Republicans forced an adjournment for
three days. January "a Is the date for
the election Of United States Senator.
II the Republicans can keep those mem
hers whose seats are contested until then.
Senator Warren will win out.
NASHVILLE Tenn, Jan. l6,--Ex- Con-
gressman b. A. Enloe got ~ votes In the
balloting for long term Senator to-day.
Col. L. d. Tyson will be voted for to-
morrow by Democrats. n IA thought
there cannot br an electio nbefore Mon.
day.
SPRINGrIELp. H., Jan. I6.--Unbroks en-
nv thirty -eiEht ballots the House Speaker
ship deadlock goes over until next Tues.
Aay.