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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-07-04
SUNDAY SCHOOLS IN SESSION.
L. 8. Patterson Elected President OF
Carroll County Association.

The fifth annual convention OF the
Second District Sunday School Asso-
citation Of Carroll County, comprising
Woolery's, Westminster and New
Windsor Election districts, was held
at Gambler last Sunday. The after
noon session was held at Providence
Methodist Episcopal Church and the
night session at Mount Pleasant Meth
odist Episcopal Church. George W.
Yeiser, county president presided.
Addresses were delivered by Rev.
William II. Hetriek, pastor of Grace
Lutheran Church. Westminster; Rev.
l.. e. Bennett. pastor of Centenary
Methodist Episcopal Church, West
minister; Rev. II. {. Hall, pastor of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, Winfield;
Miss Myrtle Gaple, county superin-
tendent of cradle roll department;
Lester s.. Patterson, of Gambler; Rev.
G. Carroll Maddox. pastor of Finks-
burg Methodist Protestant Church;
Rev. w. L. Seabrook, pastor OF Trinity
Lutheran Church, Deer Park road
Rev. Otto W. Birmingham, pastor of
Mount Pleasant Methodist Episcopal
Church, Gambler. Rev. S. c. Hoover,
pastor of st. Marysg Reformed Church,
Silver Run. and Rev. J. Luther Hoff-
man, pastor Of the Lutheran Church.
Silver Run.
The following officers were elected
Lester S. Patterson. president; ID. Car
roll owinge. first YIee-president, Wool
ery's district. Charles Il. Otto, sec
ond vice-president, New Windsor dis
trict; James +. Smith, third vice
president. Westminster district Miss
Martha Zentz. secretary and treasurer.
Geo. II. Gehr. superintendent Of adult
classes. Mrs. John Belt. superintond-
ent of cradle rIIl. and Rev. c. Carroll
Maddox, superintendent of teachers
training classes.
A most interesting feature OF the
program was duet rendered by Mrs.
George T. Benson and Miss Martha
Zentz.
Rev. l.. Z. Bennett pronounced the
benediction.
The night session of the convention
was held in Mt Pleasant Methodist
Episcopal Church. Rev Otto w. Brit
tingham, pastor conducted the song
service and Rev Mr. Seabrook made
the opening prayer. The address Of
the evening HaH made by Rev. S {.
Hoover, pastor Of st. Mary'B Reformed
Church, Silver Run. whose subject
was The 10Th Century Crusade" Rev.
J.Luther Hoffman. pastor Of the Silver
Run Lutheran Church. when called
upon. made 4 feR timely remarks. 4
vote OF thanks waa rendered to the
good people Of Gambler and vicinity
for their hospitality. and the conyen-
ton closed With the henedictiou b.
Rev Mr. seabfooE-
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-07-04
No More HangIngs IN state Of Penn.
syIHanIz

ElectrocuIlon Il nov the legal
method of infiletlnE the death penalty
In Pennsylvania upon all persons con-
victed OF murder IN the first degree.
Governor Tener. has approved the
Hess electroeutIon Ill
The bill provides That the electro
cutions shall take place In the new
western penitentiaTy now being erect
ed In Center Co. and carries an ap-
preparation Of $4,000 for the purpose
OF Immediately erecting a suitable
building and eanIpnlng II. Persons
convicted of first degree murder are
TO be taken To The penltentiary and the
executions to be carried out under d.
rection of the warden and In the pres
ence OF the warden. physician, 4
minister. a jury Of six. six newspaper
representatives and the officers of the
penitentiary. Provision Is made for
ia postmortem examination OF all per-
sons put TO death.
The act also contains a provision
that the act Is 10 be a complete and
comprehensive Law On the subject and
that II any portion Is declared Invalid
or unconstitutional BY the supreme
court the act il 10 DE null and void
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-07-04
JULY HOLIDAY.
Governor ProeIaIms II 80 nj Request
nj BankefE.

nj HankHfk.
Governor G0ldzhorongh has issued
"A proclamation stating that Saturday
July is to be legal holiday, This
means n three=daY holiday for thou
sands, as. the Fourth coming on Fri
day, many Of The largest stores and
business enterprises had already de-
Cided to keep elozed from Thursday
night until Monday morning
The effect o. the Governors proc
lamatlon vii = - close the banks.
and the closing Of the banks means
the closing Of general business In
making the announcement OF his deciH=
ion the Governor HaId he had receive Cd
petition of bankers and business men
asking him thu lie day be declared n
legal holiday and Il WIS on this that
he acted.
The Governor further stated thai
on his WY down from the bankers
convention II Ihe blue Mountain
House a prominent banker suggested
that n the day should be declared =
legal holiday. he hoped that II would
be observed IN spirit ~ well a. In
letter In the banking business. The
banker said thai On many holidays
some Of the banks kept several men
at work all day and he hoped that this
would not be done on July 8.
The making Of July a legal holt
day means an outing for many who
otherwise would not have been able 10
get out of town.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-07-04
Milton A. Sullivan
REAL ESTATE AGENT
% w. Main ST.,
has for sale the following:


No. I. Building Lot on John Street
b feet front. 1913 feet depth.
No. ?. Fine residence West Main st
all modern convenienees, eight rooms.
water and lighting.
No. }. Eleven room, frame structure
on VEST Main ST., ali modern eonye-
nienees. fine location.
No. !. Large new eight room house.
three fine porehes, slate roof. lot con
tains ] acre. Price TO quick buyer 1000.
No. ,. Building lot in West End of
town. ~ feet front, 40 feet depth. to
quick buyer-slOO.
No. {. Fine residence On East Green
Street.
10. !. Building lot on Center street
81 feet front. 1875 feet depth.
! No. ). I22l Acre Farm. IN \ high
state of cultivation.
! No. :. = Acre Farm within ! mile
Of Westminster
! No. 10. Stock Of Groceries. and store
fixtures. for sale. about miles from
NszIminEtar. good location.
5 -. / Fine residence on Carroll st.
With building lot attached. 81 T. front.
ia = depth
y. Z. ~ acre farm. N : high
aiaIH 81 cultivation
! -. i. l03l acre farm. more or
IsHH. between Pleasant Valley and
HaEh.a Blacksmith Shop.
No. Il l92-Acrc farm near Bloom
7. =.
! -. /. l3-Acre farm with improve
ments within 8 miles of Westminster.
/ 10. Il 20.acrr farm within ! mile
Of Westminster.
/ 10. IH.--7-room house With ; acres Of
ground an1 all necessary out bulldogs.
about mile from Westminster.
! y. = acre farm on GnrHazh Toad
! - p L acre farm near Rezfmin-
HtsF.
NJ. A. SULLIVAN.
Phone IL. ma. 80
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-07-04
Money In Chicks : Myth Says Expert.

People who pay for chickens on mar
ket and daily with eggs Mt prices they
think high enough. will be surprised
to learn that there Is no money In
keeping chickens. That is unless the
prices are raised A number of
chicken experts have agreed on thai
recently at a meeting when the queg-
ton was discussed. They said that 1t
was all right to let Wild drove race
about farm and pick up wastage,
but to regularly feed large flock for
market did not pay. The feed bills
were too high. The only men who
made any money In them were the
fancy chick producers. Some men
have made big fortunes out of selling
fancy pullets and ROSTERS to chicken
raisers. 1t Is the latter who get
stung.
Take a man. for instance with from
1000 to 1000 hens. The idea prevail
ent Is that from what he sells, raises
and from what he gets from eggs he Is
way ahead. He may make a fair-sIzed
salary but that L all. The only hope.
said an expert, Is for the new cur
rency reform sharks to set the lowest
price for a good chicken at 81 fiat and
for all other sorts 10 cents and up,
and for eggs to b quoted never lower
than a nickel apiece. Then the chick
en- farmer could pay expenses and
have little.
These experts are very dlscouraging
Everybody thought that there was
money In chickens. That a flock of
three or four hundred would clear 81
500 year. The magazines say SO,
anyhow. One magazine advertiser
shows how that anyone interested can
take drove Of birds up on a roof and
clear 500 a month.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-07-04
nxEHHC

! am prepared u d III kinds Of dye
ing, cleaning. securing. pressing and
repairing Of ladies'. gentlemen's and
children's clothes. fancy lace. ailk
Waists. skirts. feathers. furs, gloves.
hats, slippers. ete.
Al out of town orders receive prompt
attention. town orders called for at al
hours
Honest dealing. good work, reason
able prices. M motto.
u. W. MILLER. Cleaner and Dyer.
Phone 95-W Westminster, Nd.
Dye. works and residence, east OF West
minister Seminary. Renna. Ave.
oct &c ~
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-07-04
Announcement.

The undersigned. John v Myers.
Of Nns Windsor District. respectfully
announces himself as a candidate for
County Commissioner for Carroll
county In the Democratic Primaries
10 b held In the year 1913. ] make
thIz announcement at the request Of
number of friends and Democratic
voters Of Carroll county. n accept
ing he appointment as County Com
missioner for the unexplred term Of
Mr. J. S. Fink. now deceased. Il vas
offered me without solicitation On my
parl and | hope that | have met the
conditions required of mo n Mr..
FInE.H successor.
Having served the people Of thia
county n Commissioner IN IHa beat
Of NJ ability. respectfully al and
request their support and endorse
menI n candidate for County Com
missioner for Carroll County In the
Democratic Primaries 10 h held this
Year 10 succeed myself
Respectfully.
JOHN ". MYERS
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-07-04
ImH H.
Town Properties and Farm Land
Real Estate Of every description
For Sale By
THOMAS & COMPANY.

f1us property on Fair Ground I'll.
hoaza md lot, six rooms. frame house.
eItg .aIaT and fruit.
Flae residence East Main street al
modern convenience. eleven Toamz.
hfiak structure, water and lighting.
Fine residence East Main atreal. Ill
modern eonyenlencea. 10 rooma. brick
structure water, heat and lighting.
" have eight or ton farms d Ill
size for sale. also two farms 70 rent.
Anyone deslrlng to purchase prop
ert5 n Westminster We have : num-
Der IIzlad with us and II I'll pay To
see u before purchasing.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-07-04
CANDIDATES CARD.

! hereby respectfully announce my
eff - candidate for Sheriff 81 Car
roll County, subject to the decision Of
ths Democratic Primaries and
earnestly solicit the support af the
Democratic voters In HOPPING % g.
eafs ne nomination.
SAMUEL 4 HAIEsIsH.
TBneytnwu District
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-07-04

stunning. -IFfoIs
TO you foradlviee
and took Lydia E.
Pinkham 'sYegeta-
BILE Compound. and
some other.tl1ings
t h a { you augg@-
ted. mustonfess
that | am much bet
ter in eveywaya and
have been relieved
of some Of the worst
trotihlaaZ neiuh-
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-07-04
IL lhr nrmoeraIs Of CARROLL County.

Icing Il candidate for Sheriff on tie
Democratic Ticket. ! reHnea tIaIIy ak
lie support Of all Democrats Il The
coming primary election
JESSE +. sTEI.
WcstminHtsF District
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-07-04

To the Democrats Of Carroll County.
hereby announce my candidacy for
Sheriff Of Carroll County on the Demo-
cratic ticket. subject to the primaries
ALBERT L. DAVIS.
Woolery's District.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-07-04
COMMISSIONERS, NOTICE.

The County Commissioners Of Carroll
county will meet i their Office, in West.
Minister, every Monday and the first
Tuesday after the first Monday of the
month In July. Isl3. for the trans
action of business.
BY order,
o. EDWARD DODRER,
may 80 Clerk.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-07-04
To The Democrats of Carroll Count,

= candidate on the Democratic
Ticket Tor County Treasurer AK
IL support Of all Democrats = The
coming primary election
q. EDWARD DOnRER.
tfnlnnt0Hn District
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-07-04

To The Democrats of Carroll County.
! hereby announce my candidacy
for County Commissioner Of
Carroll county on the Democratic
ticket. and ask the support Of my
friends at the coming primaries.
JOSEPH d. WIMHnT.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-07-04

The most common form Of pessI-
mIsm Is the belief that q good be-
ginning makes a bad ending.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-07-04
n In Democrats Of Carroll COUNTY.

Icing a candidate for The Hnuze u
Delegates On the Democratic Ticket
respectfully ask the support d al
Democrats n the coming primary
election
IVAN II sAYEHa.
WooleFy.a District
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-07-04
COMPLICATION
OF WOMAN'S ILLS
Yields to Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound.

Athens, Texas. 81 had eomplica-
ton Of diseases, some of them of long
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-07-04
THOMAS & COMPANY.
/. :. sTROUT, Farm Agency.
EDWARD w. CASE, Manager.
2ll East Main Street.
Westminster. Id.
Z = = phnn. 100
Phone. l22.

lie foT quick sale the following me
farms. homes. and orchard izaaz Easy
terms nd possession at once.
ID. Fine ID. acre poultry and fruit farm
M improvements, rich soil. me vaIzr.
nHh=T nd fruit; 20 I cuttings alfalfa
naT THaTI having an average q . from
go Old alone. per month. III HIuIer.
FTIaa aHlT $500
$50 acre farm. good fruII. timber.
MzIsF. AR buildings; viii cut 80 worth
lumber. Price 1890
100 ARE farm, with good improve.
mHnIz. gu1 last year 30 tons Of HaY. land
lie HsIl5 Inc fruit water and timber
Price only $500 for quick sale I'll in.
eiuds i acres growing grain.
faz-I1 acre farm. for $500. auI-a aers
home. zaD00 2W-i42 acre Va farm
z1eea= Zine home 10 Westminster, II500.
Ia1-Noney mixing peach orchard. Il
aer.a nf land. 7 planted to year trees
realized last year nearly 300 from reach
crop. over 1110 from wheat odd. on
sfon should pay for orchard Price onIy
s12oo. worth al OF $1,000.
Fer full information call on or a1drsz.
4. =. eaze. Westminster. nd.
Newark post., 1913-05-14

just IS 3 renlinder-Newark is
going 10 have the greatest Carni-
val in It's history
WANTED-Sa1eo-e 10 write
the objections 70 g Free Library.
You uav look for big things in
High School work That Board is
q live Gre
Warnings t3r tl4 rs . the Old
Academy as q Fr=e Library and
:. Il {. :
Company E-E-aza2t Arms Tha
Official Presentation Of the Trophy
Is the order q the day.
Al ready IN tl,e new 4rn.orr.
Get -a45y for Commencement
There : going 10 be something do
ing Greatest ever And soma
surprising news 10 Be told. Oh
yes there is-Delaware 10 the
front Insurgency rampant Great
er Delaware,
The cost Of the Summer Scheol
VIII be around $40 for the C.oursa.
This doazn I include SodaS.
Newark post., 1913-05-14

dom into the s.a:ie-y Of books h@
ought 10 experience that S@n>@t-2-
= & ll1-ary ogT-=es ~ a Sale &so--
l:-4 Z-rr Ee VII ind RI .1G4s---
- IL collection a... vide a.--
sar.e5 -12>; r. IN Interests ans
--@> 4 -as-a-a- nor satisfied se- IT,
- -.--z=- n N@T-4-E e1-.-- L@T-
-1..--...---.- r-- s.2.4--.E ~ -. c---S-
-. ! srs-az --1-- s----.- E-z.s.a-a-
II. ..z-.-..e- as 10 ne Ta-@- - ---z
-...-a-r. Icing derive. l.lc1 g--z-
s.--1 4L4 sr-zE. ----- = .----rl--g .--T
e-~..----.- = Newark
= 4. former -~s.-.-- OF se'..-r
GOWN. - 5-@ who -=s BEN II -1-.=1
r-l-1 .-> -l--r=s-S sine +a-lg- Child
1sr.s. - q -u---r-- II - ~ Z 1.--.-
-.-.T- Club AMI = o.-- VINO ZONES
E,--7~a-E- i seemed 5-sloya- 10 -=-
rass II >----c4 >&.@ ~ gl-E1r4 ans
AN s-~-rY43 e-- - Is facilities 10.
reading and sc05r. - The ONE
whether 54c- or fancy. II -h= a5ev-
-1-4--.o1-2 .S>-+ q yaar paper
Mrs. /. u. UaVsa4-
Newark post., 1913-05-14
Sever Commission And
Council In Joint Meeting
-gr-5r7g-e3 from uzge !

cer-lnu-t from u2ge !
1..s---cr.o1 : $4,000. making 4 -o-
=. tos- 5or r4~ >Es--a q s-w-~>
AMI 1.sp.osa. plant $4,000
Tie total ----a- +--- o. frontage
IL which -ae >=w-~> are designed ID
b. h4..- : =Z.Qt- assuming III.
a..z-tL.~3 q -L- ass -es>--eLts ar
paid within thirty laTs after Ila-.--
thereby g-r--Ig "a -.Ve Ter e~-- H.
eoGL7. i VII -l2E= tn -o-a- from
-c-- us~+>S2-~--- uro- III S-r-1->
...1- s474.>> az b...-r --2+
l-~- Ia--on sta-4s. II concluding :
LIS re15r.. that n Slge@St.o-
--a<sz l.r III Commission hat pr
v.>i.-s h~ made -c- IL S5w-- Com
.-.>.au - build III L0-s- conn.,
---lS -rt- IL 5@v~ ---o - c----
..r.4s d The s--e~-> 1-.~-1g The --I-~
HI sv>--I VAS be.Gg es-s--.lc r.
III --a. -a@1 owner h. charged H.
sane r.r.e- 5or laying s1c1 coD-@e-
--o-> wa> 3 90. on, l. coD-4 t-
.o14 Lnch cheaper mis- rs!-, Ii -
ls-a.--3. but tL+ consent u II
property o7-e- 70oa.4 have 70 b-
secured AM a- agreement Is :.
paving - sa.-.-- Ills E-a- ".t-1---
49, sa~= IL tearing NJ = - So
-a.- IL ---- >-----I> - L.C%E.
Newark post., 1913-05-14
LIVING AND LEARNING

.Tast low, al De-a-a-ea-s infer
este1 In E11ca15or. arg thinking OF
the azE-ciEr- Of the new Gem
missioner @ E6-eat.2l. as c-ea-a5
BY al ct q the recent L-a=,lSla --g--z.
Pertinent 10 this hope for 3 COM
p.e.s reorganization q or eiuca-
1ioZal system whereby We czr more
effectively realize CIR ideals for
the coming citizenship, IS & para
graph taken from Al address d.
livered By the late DR.. Draper.
Commissioner Of Education Of
New York for 50 many years
Newark post., 1913-05-14

Er---a -..- -.z. - Ill
a~1 enters --r- ---. @e5u-a-
--@l -t=- .-@--s q --v--.2 all
r-al-S -.-r work. l-,--E. elu-
Gallon thai cali - English II
-Ir--S> .-@s41: ~5ucacla- that
4@@S 100 ASSUME that 3 doctor
-@ust b. al educated 1aa@ aL3
7-a- q l-@ltaol--e or I. farmer
cannot t.: education -h4- ap-
pals 70 The MASSES. that make=S
better citizens and greater
STATE: education that supports
the imperial Position ot the
STATE and inspires education
II al Of ne STATES
Thai : tL~ demand u -t-l'lE-u-
aL1 U@~---lsl-g interested ~..I-4
1orS II Delaware -olar: i : The j.
I4-G - al interested genera. I'll
lz~1-sl--u.
AS Ios-@r Draper -eo~gaai7=5 Z
e lo~1.e-h@a3e3 ans somewhat c1a
a1.@ school >E-s7s-D oGot,-g pl-
-9oG i Nv Ea-E, - 5o we va-'
Il strong torc=t..- war. 10 a>S-u1
III tac- = 'v~.l - Il -heo-r. III.
chief authority = o.r S.-Sc--l i
IS Sal
Divided authority. .ea-a1,l~> o.
gg---S,.sG sG@-.T~>. S-rv- j. toward =.
general 60 a-& with rh- arg.o.1r
men. i q s--.1-E -.a- who : a---.-.
70 The -.-.->- vGo Inks lining viii.
earning. v-- - VI -"-E ---
newer lay .- Delaware.
Newark post., 1913-05-14

The neX1 thing We know. Frank
Fader will move the whole Ford
Factory here. 4 car load every
few 6ays.
Newark post., 1913-05-14
PEOPLES COLUMN
Newark Librari@s

E....3- # Th= N+wa-E 2as-:
IL -t+ -ss-- q IT, Pa>r + [lsv
:. u-."-r the caption Faer> a45
: a-.a.@>- al ac7-a. e--v--'s.a-
ION i reported 7~a.c1 60 -a,-
y-4e- L-&@r either division u tn
heading - his EZoT.-6E- o- cra-a.-
.Iar:o- rules.
/ : -rue rla- N~@a~a Is -
90 Public Library. The question b.
ing still t,7-o~- -he citizens and lax
PAYERS 1o- careful ami deliberate
consideration both for and against
il. During The time this matter :
>-2ll unsettled there are not lacking
opportunities for the book-lover 10
CRAFTY his -o-glrgs a. little Or 10
Expense III Newark. these should b:
more widely known lot only by is
>se---Es generally hIt especially By
-aose furnishing & temporary home
. the literary stranger within hs-
gas Their a-e places wLe-e that
stranger il Newa~E could have
gone with freedom " a~3 found
Intellectual solaee during his four
.r I've weeks say II this most d.
..gh-1rl -owl- Had h sought IN
formation a. q newspaper o11ee IN
s-~s5 Of q 4 hotel dining table h
night have discovered that few
t.w-ls this siz4 hare better tsc.-i-
IS - The requirement d know
.-,g- from tsookS than this one. In
c.2@l7a..T q few inquiries woll8
have discovered whether = woman :
..u5 existed and some information
-eca-1lng is aims and history.
The Town Library and Reading
Room though. unfortunately. open
b..t one night week. extends
Trry cordial welcome Oh that night.
also for its morning and afternoon
hours 10 all strangers as well as
friends There Is. apparently. in
the minds of some readers only 4
partial knowledge Of the privileges
offered by the Town Library. Any
one Is welcome. it is not necessary
that he be either q yearly or month
" subscriber should b. desire 10
use the books during the time the
library is open. The librarian will
cheerfplly and gladly DO all ii her
power 10 provide the student or
casual reader with The necessary
books
The New Century Club. under
whose mana cement -h= library ls
conducted. has 4 card in the vii
naing1on Library and ean with il
procure f2r It's Patrons arar desired
book TIE New C=-cz--r l-wb ls
b. 10 -aaus 9 beneficiary IL, any
work done La- -le L.h-a-y nor. On
the other 9-a-5. : III L.h~z-- a-2
Reading E-ool evz1 remotely Ii
the nature OF q charity. II Is mere
y 2 manifestation OF that work the
% stranger" found women doing
wherever he went.
The Public Schools are supplied
With cards 10 the Library in order
that books which may be Of profit
Or interest 10 pupils in connection
with their studies may be Is freely
available 10 them as are their text
books
The College Library is open
every day from 5 3 Il 10 ~ 7. II
Surely If one could go with free
Newark post., 1913-05-14
7EAL Estate

rug sALE-Farm Of 70 acres
--.-.s e,ar, Newark. House, barn s'4-
+-:,., / lorsas 7 coms, Price right =
b4~gaiI. .----,,,7,v prGr
Newark post., 1913-05-14

1-TAG0 C-,FTQGn VII sgE.
WALDO c. WILSON.
administrators. c. T 4
Newark post., 1913-05-14

SPECIAL uEEEE-"'.-l -v.-.
.~~ subscriber. ~ give Z III o-
where IL Affiliate: 2.o-.~g- ~. 1r
.o:a-@3.
Dis go4 aa-e II ,ar W-.2.a.s.g g-aa
papers:
Newark interested IL B-.6e- Wo-s
Dr.. Wadd4-L. 1he Engineer. l..
lures before Co.les= Students
Big Party a. Br.dg@-
The difference Is simply this
The Social Tango lays se4c.4.
stress on the absence q - muel
rag. Il 1nt4rteres with IL To
In Frzs Library discussions.
Facts a~@ more startling thai Fan
c.eS-
Did y9u know that Sinai
A-eek that -urs The Post us=i %
r. 5aIltor q the Gymnasium .
Us, that 5 right
soon BE- time Tor r1- Board If
Health 70 :ssle their A11ua. Ord
- Catch more flies with --o-as-->
than with vinegar.
This mo-asses is syuboGc If
Modern Sanitation and Health r
form br education.
With all thes= Bryan Speeches,
lsn : il s1ra-g- we have such c9-'
weather!
1t is rumo--3 that the Levy
Court Is going 10 do il next Tues
day"
DO what
Same thing
Newark post., 1913-05-14
Want Advertisements
e, Sale. Fer PsDt, Lost ard F'Gaa
d.. -,.,., want ID. Call 90 D. 8 A.

.r~ little Want, For Sale Or an!
Short Hotice that aoes H'S "es3 49,.
-,.r advertisement just put it in 'a.'
5,r'.m- /. will bring results
y. ,r.sr,.sssIs a47ertitensHt reesf'sd " TX
POST
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Newark post., 1913-05-14

Al ready to- tl-9 new A--orv.
Newark post., 1913-05-14

IL F-@e L.l-a-r discussions.
Facts a~- more startling thai : an
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Newark post., 1913-05-14

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Newark post., 1913-05-14

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Al persons having demands against the
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