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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-09-05
Prompt Transfer Service,


For prompt baggage. livery, hack
and freight transfer, call Pomeroy's FL
Paso Transfer Phone 2444-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-09-05

the Texas Electrical Supply Co. IS
cents per hour. IS percent saved on
fixtures. 1I9 n. Stanton st Phone
1920.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-09-05
SPECIAL DISTRICT COURT.

NJ Maggie, Presiding.
Gertrude ROloff VS.. Edward ROloff,
suit for divorce; granted.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-09-05

Washington, D. c., Sept. 3D.. Golfer
has been appointed postmaster at Col
ger AriZ.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-09-05
ATefnI Disarpears.

DR.. Nettfe sat1erlee. osteopatb, 40
Mills Bldg, phone al
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-09-05

The Westminster church picnic is
postponed till Saturday, ; p m.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-09-05

DR.. Branch CraiEe, practice limited
to diseases Of children and obstetrics.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-09-05

Wallpaper at cost Tor next 80 days.
A Golding, 10 S. Stanton
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-09-05

Have Your Electrical Work done by
De. Bryan, Dentist 107 FL PasO St
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-09-05
apium. valued at s4ooO. was taken fr0m

Or. JamiesOn. diseases OF kidneys.
bladder. rectum and skin; 61s Mills Bldg
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-10-17
Staats : aebrcr.% rriamm lHng.

Die 8erianmlung Der 9ebrer oes
|Staats miro am 6. Nopembcr, III ct
|2ouis, i'm Goliieum Iattfinbcn, unf
5tuatsS superintendent. SO. g. gpails
bot Die lrotbigen arrangements fiii
Die @~erinmmlurg i'm 8ange.
sSn Dieier Teriummlitng lperoel
Sic iolgepoen @egemtlnhe SIR
.Sprnd)e fonnnen:
Sie sitsiidten fiir Miifoltri, IN
8etreIf Der Gr5iebuas, Gie Der
beiierung bes 2anbidnli u 8efperbs.
unterridlt unN SnSnltyiellc Gr5ieb-
ltftg.
Die Srage Oh 6os Red,t Den Seb-
rer aitsslapiGlcll oils Den S1nocll
Ser 0%ireftoren Der 2anoid)nlen &c.
l1ontmell nllb oiif ben Goiuntp-S upper
intenoelr ii~bertragen mercen loll, Dies
it cine Der SrGgen apeld,e 3rr
Sprade fonmen merben. 9ieier Ge
gelltanb fam 5uerit I'M lebtett Wtoi,
in Der &erinmiltttg Der Goit1ttp-
SuperintenSentelb in ~SSefferion Gitp,
sur Sprad]e mo crregte bantais leb.
bofte Gebatten unb llttcrld'iee Der
Meilntngen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-10-17
Stolpe.

Sris Stride rnb Samilie tanner
am bergansenen Somtoa. per Iitto
bier olrd. muf hrem Bege a.
Sreuroen aiif Ser anoeren Seite oes
6lulies.
5raii @i,eider, bon ltieful, befanf
ihh poriae ISOLDE atif 9eilNh be-
ibrem Sobn, s.. Gamer.
Srunf Stride mo Samilie perleb'
ten ben lesten Sonntag bel Sreulp-
bcu IN Ser @1be Der Sirft Greet.
2puis 2aH unh camille b~efanoen
fid I'M persangenen Counting, be.
fndgtpeiie, bei 4Ipin Saeffner's.
Srls. Sunoermeber un6 Martbn
@ebmeper, bon gbanaois, pertpeilter
mebrere Cage bier Bel Sreunoen.
3idter Sntfen besab iid am leb.
ten Sonntag nod Sernann, no Ell
mebrere Gage init Gountp-angeleget
heiten beihdftiat iein miro.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-10-17
aupier an Ssaeriepflau5en.

Don peri9ieoenen @eIunobeitsbes
umten Iino alasen laut gelporoen, oaB
Elm GROCER Sell Oes StansensS elle@
ries, Der in oieiem GrIhiabr nno
CONNER auf ben Martt tam. aupfer
in Der Jorm bon setrodneter 8oroez
latter 8riibe (8oroeaur Mirture)
entbielt, fpel9 lebtere Miiduns (8alt
un6 &upferIulpbat) pon ben Sarmerrt
gum 8.ipriiben Der Sellerispflanasr
3peds 8srniatuns BON &%ranfbeitss
pil3en benuBt miro. 4uf @runo obis
ger &lasen fino nun BON aderballs
Department llnteriu4ungen anseitelI
porosn unb IS bat iib Die RiAtigteit
Der angesebsnen SatIa6e berdusges
fteGt. Der auf Der pflan5en sefnns
osne proaentiaB pou 8upfer mar js=
bod 10 ssrins. Dab penis ooer gar
teine @efabr fir Die 9eiuuobeit Der
&oniumenten ppr6anoen mar. Vas
aupfer befanb lief auBerbem meiitens
nur an ben Iubenbldttern Der 8flan-
3en uno puroe beim Wafden oerIelz
ben fait gang entfernt.
Bel Der 6urIduns nu9 ben urfas
den bes @orbanosrieins BON Supfer
on Den SeIertepflan5en ipuroe feitgee
ite1f, oub man6s Der gcllerie5iidter
beim YeIpriben Der pTlansen nil
9orostaiier 8giibs urgeeignets Spsiib
apparate tenubten, D. +. iplhe, Ole
feinen seniisenber Druid aufpeifen
I'm ole 8riibe III silisr feinen Spriihs
gu perteilen. 4nitatt oeiien tommt
Die Sliiifateit in einem hiinnen
Strom auf Die pflan5sn uno rinnt
spiI6en ben 8ldttern an Der Stsns
seln berunter. mo lie hann bdnsen
bleibt unb auftrodnet. Dus 4derbaue
Department bat oaber elm 3irtular
erlafen, in pel6em es Die Se[lerie>
3ii1ter barauf aufmerfSam maht,
hab bas 8sfpriiben Der 9flanssn MIR
unter geniigenoem Druid nit pafen-
Dem apparat %borsenomt..en peroeu
fplte.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-10-17

8nB Die Somtagsidnl.8 eitreb.
itirger in u~ltferer Staot iest entidJie.
ben inn @afien beerifien iinb, uirb
oab eir febr GROCER sbeiI oes 8libIi-
filnts iest ein mirflides iin6 tiefes
S%ntereiie an bieIem 8eitrebungen
ninn,t, bob 5eigte ith am uorigell
9omerstag @oreen, als in aller
Sriibe bier Intos. INIT Den 9elega-
ten our Sonntagsihnl , aonpertipn,
bon bier nod @np abfnbren. gs
naren Inn @arl5en 13 9eGegaten,
meld)e bie ct. Galtls mo oie 81. 6.
SomttassifutIen lnrierer Stnot, TO-
pie audi Die bon Hoarf 5omnibip all
Der Gonntp+a onbention r~eprdientir-
ten. SoIgenoe iirb Ole Ramen Der
9elegaten:
Sran @m. Steel, Srau &. S. gI.
lis, Srm 8. $. Strunf, SRI. 2alra
@oetbemeper, SRI. Sitlia itnb @rtaa
&id)r, 6rau 8iiimant Baitor g. $.
Got mo @attir, s. BleB, s. SO.
&dlImeDer uro SRI. Sil0a Wilms.
Serr German 8oipmairft, Stoats.
Sefretdr bes Miiiouri Sonntags-
ihaf- @ereins, bon ct. 2ouis, nrb
Or. Mars, BON &irf1poob. Wo., be.
gIeiteten oie 9~elegaten. Sdmmtlide
SbeiInebmer febrten am Men6 bes-
ieIben Cages pieber 3uriid, in Dem
9embtiein einen anaenebmen iino
niitIifen Gag rerlebt 5l baben. Sie
9eIegatefi aDiinid,en biermit ben
Serrn @bap. &emper, 9. ". Silber,
S. ellis luno Sris Stride ibren
beiten 8anf aiissuipred,en fir oeren
giitige ltnterIhitlarg bes giiten 3mefs
inoem iie bic 9elegaten in ibren.
ailtos rod Der 4orDention rno Damn
ipie0er 3uriif beforberten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-10-17
Mer iott's net alanba.

Smo Menid)a. mo ananoer
An 2eib nno SeeI' beut germ,
Ola fonnta iib oft freiia,
@ia D. &inoer 3itmertitern.
Or @ottirieo mar ais grao 10
8eridloIia in bia 2ts;
gr bot fdft 1Ile Gag geidit:
aIdt, Sdas, ! freB oe g'piB!"
. mar ireile bel Dem 8eiba
&oi' 8'fnbr FOR 1le 5tpoi;
8 bot foim I'M g'ringlta 'i6abet,
$50 o. Sodbsidy mar Dorbei.
90 bot Or @ottfrieb neuIid
Gm @'miis entbedt a Soor,
$50 bon Or 2iS tid) g'tpeia,
Snb 3 i6iitteIt en- o'rpor.
yNfui 9euiIl" rauft t 5ornig,
80 it'd a Soor EN- @'miis!
90 iolI's Dim oil no idmeda,
On iottid De Ifdma, 2si"
9es bot, mer ia iid}s oenfa,
Or Sis hts Sers nei pfest;
sc fdnst faft a 81 belIa
Sno moint: so babb'lidt iest?
8'erft baidt me fpeiia pona
Gus 2ieb nit Stllmpf unb StieI,
Snb iest, 1iler iott's net gIaliba,
Sid)t Dir a Sopr lido 3'pieIl"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-10-17
Sappn S0llplu.

Com. girder, elm MeiienSer fiji
Gle aRbeuiers9 uid 9refp. 60, be.
failo lid porige ISOLDE nirf 8eiitd
sci ieiuem Gnfel, &eilrp @einlalto.
Gbas. Sbenbaits un0 @ottiil b..
9aben iib norige ISOLDE nod Ct.
9ouis. sum @eiild bon 8ertpnnoterl
hurb Sreunherb ionic alid) I'M Oetl
SsitIiffeiten b%eisufpobnen.
Soc Hoebel uno Satin, bon Der
ger, maren porige Wode alii 9eil,1
bel Soc Serbian mo Satin.
Gr1pin Sberhloils nit6 Rapmono
&atteImarm reiiter am pergangenan
Sreitag nad) ct. 9ouis, INN Iangere
3eit bort 5u bleiben.
Sobn 3aiier, Don ct. 2ouis, donnie
Sclrp Brandt unb 8m. Serbian,
nebit Oeren @attinren, befanSen iif
lesten Sonntag aui 8eilrd) bel Sp.
seinlarlo uno @attin.
g6. Mener, Ser populGre gomntp.
MiieiIor, befmt6 iidl porige ISOLDE in
oieier @egeito, CUR 4bifl1suiig ittt-
leres @~eiistbnnls.
gbas. Serbian ulpb Sri. 2ilonina
4prill, Sohter bon Hhil. 4priu uno
@nttin, apurOen porige 8ofe ge.
tront unb begoben iih Damn aui
cine lGntgere SodScitsreiie.
Der Ball lpeldler fiir5lib IN 9nFf.
ner's @rppe itnttfanb, fpar elm bib.
ifer gpfolg nn0 tDnrbe aitb bon
bier aus 5abIrei6 beindt.
6reo. Sell 1T iest fleibig beim
8aIlen bon sen nno Strob. Ser
Srie lit ein cbenip gutter Sarmcr,
mie &aitfmarn.
60. &emper urtA 2eonbarb Saerer
BADEN porige @od,e, IN San, ELM
ldDues Stiif apnfrete @rbeit Ge'
madt.
Sobn 9pa uno 6otnilie maren IN
Ser porigen @od)e aif geiitd) bel
Sbeo. SdoIten unb @nttin,
.Senrp Stplle lit iest fleiBig beim
8rennGol5fabren, nn6 Sermarml. Sc
oermann muB iebt barun oenfen, iei.
lten SoIsporratt fiir ben @inter elm.
3ulegelt. inbem infer Snoianeriom.
mer eiirmal aan5 pl0slih iiber @adt
5lp @noe iein fam.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-10-17
Gins RiHonri.

9ie Observation-Disclosures GbaS
g. Soines unb s. q. Che in @an-
los gitp purbe1 i'm @eridt UNI ie
$50 urtb Soften g%eitroft, neil tic
Falle Gier perfauft batten.
Sn Ser Circuit Court 81 Sar'
riIonbiae IN GoB Gonntp ipitroe
Sral Ssba Seller, Die Der Grnor'
Sltnq hires @atten urtS ibrer 7-idh-
riaen Sodter arQeflogt mar, fdyul'
oia beilnSen lno sm lebensldn1'
TidYem 3ud,tbalis perurtbeilt.
ssn elmer Spc3iolnnbl an 8,
os, in SopIin pltrOe Der Commit
iionspIm Der itdbtiifen gertpal'
tltrq nit 2t18 gegen 1884 Stim'
me angeftommen. Inter Dem
nei.ert Gbarter miro Soplin cine
Stoot 2. Glaiie urb am 5rpeits'
Dieftstag i'm Mpril effeftio, an mel.
bent Soge Elm Mnpor un6 a Gotd.
miiiGre 5i erndbIen limo. Soplin
lit Ole erite Stubt in oieiem Stnate,
meIde Die GommifIionsform al
genommer.
Ser @om gegen Seirathen N
bem cpnFooerirten Sol6atenbein
in SigginspiIle bit geboben poroen
.Geit Sobren trtr6e ben Sflaiier
bes Scims nidt geitottet, 5u beira'
terL neil InffomHlert aus fold1ef
Chen entiteben m6dten. fir tpeldS
Die gltern nidt iorgen fonntea
Sett bat sic 9eitnngsbeborOe b.
!id]loIien bieie Gorihrift mii5nt
hebetl, ga iie ridt l1nger notbia ut
Sic n,eiiteit MGnrter III oein &eitr
iino iiber 20 Sobre off nnb Mn
menige Der Sroileu, @ittipen por
Solooten. iirh inter 60 Salrci
Ole neile Regel NOR crit meriia'
Eage In 8roft, oIs 5ipei SodBeitcy
|itottfGrben. SSn Dem erften Snl
mar Der 9rclrtigom rs uttb BIZ
8roiit n Sabre aft.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-10-17
geileiSs . geIdfnHc

Sthpeisers 8erein 5elpetia bon Ser
mann unb Berger.
IA infer geid)dtter S6fpeiserbruber,
German 8 bafner, burb ben 5ot
aus unierer Mitte unb aus benz areiit
Der Seiniaen serifien pnrbe, 10 lei es be-
lhlDfeu:
9aB Der Shtpeiserperein ben Sinqanq
German Shaffner's tief betranert inberr
Der Serein ourdb ieinen Sob elm trenes
unb tets opfertuili9es Ritalieb nnb lei
ne Sinterbfiebenen einen tiebeppli Ipr-
genben 9atten nnb Batter perloren ia.
ben, bic mir u~nieres tiefiten 8eilefbs in
i1rer idJfueren Stnnbe neriihern.
8eihlpiien: oieie 8eihlife benz Ser.
nssBrDtofpu einsuberleibeu nnb bieiel.
ben inn 8pifsbfatt 81 DerbfentlidJen. ips
mic baB cine Ibifrift berlelben Der 8itts
noe bes @%eritDrbenen 5usefelt tuerbe.
SIN Ramen beS ShipeisernereinS;
HUbt. Baumgdertner,
&einbplb Drummer IT,,
5beu. @raf,
gomite.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-10-17
saat. er 1T munberpua.

Sagt, er 1T mnnoeruul. sSd
piinife Sbnen meilen alfri6tiger
.Datlf 5l i%errber." idreibt Sran an'
guftd 8. Spongberg bon 2oomis
@ebr., rSorni's Mpenfrdnter u
mirfliA elm plu1berpoaes Seilmittel
Or bot meme 8eiunobeit mebr als
einnaI bersetellt, tpeilr meine Gun
gen idtpady unb ipun6. mnb meir
Iagen aitber Orbnrmg mar. @r III
ntein @iidbaIt felt pielen Sabren &c
melen."
Sorni's alpenfrGliter lit Elm Sell.
mitteI, 5ii Incident man g%ertrailel1
l)aben fam. CT perfeblt niemals.
@utes 31 tblr,. llngleih moerell
Mebi5inen lit er nidt in apotbeten
3u faufen. gr miro brett pom Sa-
b~oratorium burd Spesial-a genten
.aeliefert, bic angeitellt iino bon ben
SerIteaern: Or. Eeter Subrnep &
sons 60, 1875 60. Sopne ape.
Gbicogo, 81.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-10-17
a5nia aIIer Nbfhhrnnasmittrl.

Sir W%erlt0pflnlg, TopfipeD, Hil'
per6ouIiffeit rnb 9nspepiia pcn'
set Gr. Sings @em 2iie Gids ar
9aul Wathnlfo. 9uffalo. e. ~,
iaat, fie ieien Der .9onia Der 9Th
iiibrungsmitteI, iinb Elm Segcr
fiir meme SamiIie uno halte I'M
mer meIde I'M Sanie." Solt zinc
gfpodtel nro perbet aeiunb. Treis
o5c. gmpfobIen in allen 9potbsfen
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-10-17
9urd einen 5tura be

d. einen Stur5 bon
bet 8Onig Z Sriebri4zM Bride
in pIauen, bic unter benz Namen
Selbftm0rberbriide4 betanrt getpors
ben 1T, bat bereits Der 25. Selbft<
m0rber feinen Sob sefunoen. Der
nod unbefannte, etpa 35idbrige
Meni4 fdob fid auerft cine auseI
in ben &opf unb ftiirate ftd bann
pon Der Bride binab. CT mar To-
ftrt tot.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-10-17
sdlimnr Tlcfen I'M @efdt.

merben BON Or. Sobion's Gc5emo
Ointment ~entfernt, tpelfes aller
Sauta4isidIag beiIt, madt nifts
aus, rpie lang SIR i'm sebabt. Gin
brinat lofortige ain0erung nno dc
Selling besinnt io9IeifJ. aer5te ge'
bruudjet 6ieieg Del ,;nb erapieblen
es. Serr gflcman. 2ittletopn, go.
iogt: .Sattc gc5emn am &opt, Or.
Sobion's eczema Ointment furirte
es in srpci 8o6en.~ 2tnoerintg 90.
rontirf ober @elo auriiferitattet.
alle apotbefer oocr per 8oit. Breis
Soc. Bfeiffer Chemical Go, Bbila.
beIpbia lnb ct. 2oitis. (aon.)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-10-17

gnten GMSimfeben. Gin Hreiss
idbieben anf Gnten ipirb am Samstna
ben 20. SftDber nuf meiifer Sarrn itott.
fnben. NMr ND. s SdJrDt barf beim
SdyieBen ~bcrtuenbet merben.
Sphn 8aur, u. s. ., 8.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-10-17
5

warumne. Sh marine biermitt bieies
nigen 8eriDnen bic nenlid SDl5 auf meie
mem 9anoe irblugeu unb bintuesfubren,
oieies fiinftigbin su niterlaiien, fpiebris
genfals ih 9eriftlih sesen iie porseben
perbe.
Sos. 8pIcamnt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-10-17
@erIanat.

Sofort elm gutter, fdbieer Sbmieb, fir
atgemeine Grbeit; muB gn9liid nnb
Sentid1 ipred1en fbnnen. 2Dbn $500
per MDnat, ober mebr, tpenn ib icbe baS
er es merth III. Man penbe iid1 an
ghns. S. % e E m eli /, Sebrpn, 81. 8.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-10-17

Our g~equemlidfeit unierer Sun
BEN tperoen mir bon iest on Double
gaale StanIps an ieoen 6reitog &c.
ben, ardtatt an 9ienstag, fpie biz.
Der. S6gner -Sepmann.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-10-17

PIANO BARGAIN: I have a
splendid piano I wish to sell to
some one in the vicinity Of Her
mann. 1t is a big bargain for
some one. Terms either cash or
easy payments as low as five dol
lars per month. Address e. M.
Wallace, in care Smith & Bar
mes Piano Co.,, Chicago, Ills.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-10-17
BSdeatIider @arhberidt.

@eiSen, Scr. g. S SO
@ei5er, SIR. % 81
SmperiaI MebL per Sud $40
@oo6 Sud MebI, Der SAD $50
9ailp greab MebI, Der Sad $40
aleie, per 100 Hfiuib 1.20
Sbippitatff, per 100 8fufpo 1.45
&ornmebl, per 100 Bfnno 2.10
Hroonfte.
Gorrigiert bon
Butter, per Bflln6 %
Siibner, per Gfuno t0s
@ier, per 9ut5eno 90
Spring Gbiders, per 8fun6 10
Curriers', per Bflino /. 16
@dnie per Efino s
Gnten, per BfunA /. 10K
SdmnI5, per 8finr6 ii
@olle, per Bfrnb /. . tS
3fDiebelr, per 8iibeI 100
4artoffeIn per @ufbeI 100
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-10-17
Mdtung Steuersabler.

Ser Undergraduate pirb an folaenben
5agen an ben anaegebenen glaben iein
Inn bic Stcuern fir bas Sabr 1913 unb
8orjabre entgegen au nebmen:
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-10-17

8n pcrtaufen: o fd56ne Baulut.
ten an Ter bitl. II. StroBe. SenrD 9bee,
Sermann, Mo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-10-17

i~Iiefidpniter, Sdb babe meme Sd1uh.
NADER 8erfifdtte nab Senrp Sdsners
@ebduoe an Der 3. StraBe perleot.
Sbubbeiobleu, sSlidarbeit niu. iuer6en
prompt nnb gu mdBisen Greiien beiorat.
4lbin Rauid.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-10-17
3a p~erfanfcn
8erlanat.

elm irbaner sroBer 8obDfen, beinabe nel
N~adsnfragen bel 6rau Sbep. 81 II n
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-10-17
3n ~Dcrfanfen

orei id5ue 8auplibe an Der 8. StraBe,
btlib BPM 9th Barf. MacbSnfraaen in
Der Office b. Gl.
The Pleasantville press., 1913-07-23
A MOTHERS IGNORANCE OF
HER PROSPECTIVE SON-IN-LAw

A contributor to the August Wom-
ans Home Companion on the subject
of marriage writes, in part, as fol-
lows:
GLOW much do most mothers know
of the men their daughters finally
marry? And how much real friend
ship and trust is there, usually, be-
tween young men and the mothers Of
the girls the young men choose to
marry? Yet l do not as a general
rule count this to be the fault of the
young men. The mothers are older
and should be wiser at least
in all such matters,-yet they are
generally slow to speak of them, or
share in them, whether from shy
ness, or jealousy, or inability to ex-
press themselves, or a forgetfulness
of the years when they, too, were
young.
"The mother who does not think
herself wiser in all these matters than
he daughter is rare to find; yet there
are not so many mothers who are
consciously helping-ftting would be
the better word-their daughters to
make a wise and rational choice. Per-
haps most mothers have hope that
when the time comes they may be al
lowed to choose for these daughters
of theirs; and they fail to realize that
almost their whole duty lies in fitting
them to choose for themselves"
The Pleasantville press., 1913-07-23
MONEY SAVED.

The Security Building & Loan AS
sociation with every shares of build
ing & Loan stock (maturing one
thousand ($1,O00.00O dollars, carries
a Life Insurance Policy for one thou
sand dollars. In event of death the
family receives the full one thousand
($1,000.00) dollars and also the ac-
cumulations of the Building & Loan
shares. Should the shareholder bor-
row from the association, the mort
gage will be cancelled in the event of
death, thus leaving the property free
and clear for the family. Pamphlet
with full information may be obtain
ed by applying to Andrew X. Little
field, secretary, Rooms 81 and 35, Real
Estate and Law Building, or VIM. S.
Cochran, treasurer, Second National
Bank, Atlantic City. adv.
The Pleasantville press., 1913-07-23

Dr. Wallis has removed his Office to
the Peter Risley Mansion, 108 South
Main Street. advertisement.
Riddle, Director Bartlett and Director
Boyer are being circulated in Atlantic
City.
ST. Margaret's Guild will meet at
the home of Mrs. Chas. M. Chattle on
New Road, Thursday afternoon, July
oath, 2.30 o'clock.
A national bank with a capital
stock of $4,000 is being organized at
Minotola. The organization has been
approved by the government.
The Hotel Devonshire at Longport,
Wilanna Boice, was destroyed by fire
early Wednesday morning last.
While working in Atlantic City last
week, Edward Willets had the two
middle fingers of his right hand cut
off by wall radiator, which fell on
them.
Awnings have been placed around
the store of the Blake -Yerkes Co. its
entire length and make a decided i'm
provement in its appearance as we'll
as being great comfort.
A number of prominent citizens of
Pleasantville and vicinity have receiv
ed invitations from the Governor of
New Jersey to be his guests at lunch
con at the Governors Cottage. Sea
Girt, on Friday next at o'clock.
Miss Mary Flute, former inmate
at the County Insane Asylum, and
who although not violently insane has
been the object of public ridicule for
several months, was taken to Mays
Landing last week for an examina
tion as to her sanity.
Herbert C. Test, the well-known
newspaper man who is making his
home in Pleasantville, has entered the
magazine field. Stories from his pen
appear in. the current issues of Col
lier's and Adventure, and others will
appear in leading magazines during
the year.
In 1912, life insurance companies
paid to policy holders in Atlantic
City $751; 900 and in Smiths Landing
$4,000. These are the only towns in
this county where more than $4,000
was paid. The fact that Pleasant
vile is in the last named class is
another evidence that few people die
here.
]. Norman Shinn, the young law
yer who was engaged as counsel bv
William j. Large, administrator of
the estate of his brother, Christopher
Large, deceased, was arrested last
week upon complaint of Mr.. Large on
the charge of enlbezzling funds be-
longing to the estate. He will be CIV
en- a hearing by Judge Weeks on
Thursday.
The Pleasantville press., 1913-07-23
pLEAsANTvILLE PEOPLE.


Pleasantville people are good to meet,
Always so sunny and bright and
sweet,
Friendly and happy and cheerful and
gay,
Make you feel always like wanting to
stay,
And sit down to supper, if that is the
meal,
And laugh all you want to and kick
up your heel.
Pleasantville people wear never a
trace
Of crouch or of growl on the brow or
the face;
So frank and so thoughtful that even
your care
Is waited away, like your gloom and
despair,
When Pleasantville pepole come rom
ping along,
With mirth and with music and glad
ness and song.
Pleasantville people are neighbors, in
deed,
It's good to have near you-they
preach such a creed
Of faith and contentment and beauty
of life,
That even it's sadness and toiling and
strife,
Are lessened and lightened and made
to depart
By means of the Pleasantville sun in
the heart.
The Bentztown Bard in the
Baltimore Sun.
The Pleasantville press., 1913-07-23
ROSTER OF OFFICIALS OF THE
BOROUGH OF PLEASANTVILLE.

Mayor-Chas. j. Adams.
Clerk-Nehemiah Andrews.
William Channell.
Collector-Webster Price.
Engineer-Saml. J. Clark.
Solicitor-E. A. Higbee.
Street Supervisor-Saml Price.
Chief Fire Dept-Michael Lutz.
Councilmen-Joh F. Ryon, Presi-
AL. McAnney, Enos Ware, Charles D..
Thompson.
Council Committees
Finance: Thompson, McAnney and
Leeds.
Ordinance: McAnney, Willis and
Ware.
Streets: Ryon, McAnney and Leeds.
Lights: Willis, Leeds and Thomp-
son.
Poor: Ware, Thompson, McAnney.
Education: Ryon, Leeds, Thompson.
Police and License: McAnney, Leeds
and Willis.
Public Property: Leeds, Willis, Ry-
on.
Council meets on first and third
Monday evenings of each month at
7.30 o'clock.
Board of Health
H. C. Thomas, President; Thos. F.
Crawford, Secretary; DR.. H. L. Har-
ley, Inspectors; VIM. L. Anderson,
Wilbur Reed, Charles M. Shewell,
Frank Reinar.
Meetings are held on Second Thurs
day evening of each month at 7.30
o'clock in Council Chamber.
Board of Education.
President-David R. Adams.
-President-Chas.M M. Chattle.
District Clerk-Mervyn Wilson.
Custodian School Fund-Webster
Price.
Medical Inspector-Dr. w. J. Hud-
son.
Supervising Principal-Prof. Thos.
w. Hartman.
Members-David R. Adams, Chas.
Leeds, Howard Mcconnell, Chas. Nell
son, Wilbur Reed, 7. Hubert Smith,
Mervyn Wilson.
Committees
Finance: w. Reed, H. w. McCon-
nell and H. Gravelle.
Building and Repair: Elmer Leeds,
Harry Gravelle, Chas. Nelson.
Teachers: Chas. M. Chattle, H. w.
Mcconnell, T. H. Smith.
Books and Supplies: Mervyn Will
son, Chas. M. Chattle and Chas. Mel
son.
Truancy: Harry Garvelle, T. H.
Smith and Elmer Leeds.
Grievance: H. w. Mcconnell, w.
Reed and Chas. Nelson.
Porperty: T. H. Smith, w. Reed and
Chas. M. Chattle
Legislative: H. w. Mcconnell, T. H.
Smith and Chas. M. Chattle.
Instruction and Entertainment: T..
H. Smith, Mervyn Wilson and Wilbur
Reed.
Regular meetings first Tuesday of
each month.
The Pleasantville press., 1913-07-23
Flowers and Facts

There is an Indianapolis attorney
who is known for his dignity and who
rarely INDUCES in ''flowery" oratorv
In arguing case. Some years ago.
however, he was engaged in mur.
der case in which the guilt of the pris-
oner was apparent, and the LAWYERS
friends advised him to be "flowery,-
in an effort to appeal to the sentiment
of the jurors. So the attorney took
his friends advice.
Down in the hills of old Kentucky
stands little cottage" he began
around the cottage vines are clinsinx
ana In the doorway stands a gray
haired mother waiting
The lawyer paused and his face
turned red.
And while she is standing there
waiting" he continued, 81 guess we
might as well discuss the facts in this
case."-Indianapolis News.