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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-02-20

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Steady job
for good man. Elmer Bros. Hebron,
y. (100o
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-02-20
HELP WANTEzo-~aHAEsR.

HAVE Knight Prantaaa8 %. engrave Il.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-02-20

late drug stock and fixtures in good
NJ, d. town. Good DOCTOR no competi-
ton. Reason for selling, poor health.
No trade, but good terms. Address
SIT Forum. .,..-,..-.,...... 1883
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-02-20

WANTED-Good second hand job press,
size 10x15. Give particulars, and
state lowest cash price. j. I'll. Nagel,
Forbes. N. D. (S4)
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-02-20

rROpu STUDIO in Fargo. N. D., in the
heart of the city. Fitted up TO SI10
rood lens. With long lease. VIII sell
cheap. Good reason for selling. Ad-
dress 33S Forum. g.,.-a '..s SH@
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-02-20

POSITION wANTED-By young nan
with several years experience ~
banking. and expert accounting: EIrst"
class stenographer, Address $40 Eor-
uIn. Wv
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-02-20

SHAVE aDas HAIRCUT 2Ses Golden
West barber sheDs geo Front Sc
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-02-20
PARTNER WANTED.

PARTNER wANTED~-Printer solicitor
In county seat paper. Must be able
to get the business and stay sober. Ex-
cellent opening, $500 cash necessary.
Address The Press. Philipsburg. Mont.
1887
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-02-20
LOAN wANsTzsas.

$3.50 .~
i WISH 10 borrow 81 500 for s years at
8 per cont on choice, half section
Trail Co, land worth at least $4,000.
In answering state cash banl1s rsputr-
ed to make loan. Address T. Q. box
asa. W~yndnaere. ~. p. $3.50
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-02-20

o sAIE Or R~ENT-Livery barn
with or without Stock consisting of
9 autos. 6 horses and s buggies. Only
livery in town. Vogen Bros, Aber-
cronbie, N. d. .3,.-. ..-.' tSSl
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-02-20
NORTH DAKOTA.
FARMS FOR RENT

NAEEMES U
FTR RENT-Four sections good land
near ga dnrd n rasiESiid pd t 70 suit ne' tenants na1ia.
w. ]. Hawk, Fargo. (ef)
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-02-20

RAN WITH FAMILY-Three boys,
able 70 work with horses, n under
stands all kinds Of eugiences worked
on farm. Can take care OF farm Win
own help from Ia to one section AZ
dress S99 care Forum. 1927
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-02-20

FOR STATE NEWS READ THE FORUM
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-02-20

WANTED-Good girl for general
homework, good wages, sos Sth st.
So. (tf9
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-02-20
pOR sALE--COTTAGE.

a sAIE-Five room cottage on west
shore OF Detroit Lake. VIII take as
part payment medium priced roaasteF
III s"oa ts5,
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-02-20

MATERNITY HOSPITAL - Competent
nurses and best OF care; highest tes-
umontals from doctors and patients.
Mrs. Jennie Camp, so1 10th ut. g., Far
go.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-02-20

asassk SALE ON TRADE-Exceptionally
nice and well built store building.
has hot water heating plant, cat
in thriving town OF 800 1nhabitanes.
will take auto as part payment Ad-
dress, 245 care. Forum.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-02-20

WANTED. TO BUI-A good second
hand roadster. Must be in good con-
dition and prices right. Address $50
FORUM, kSS)
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-02-20

FOX sAEEs-Modern house and garage
for sale by owners Phone 2S2a@J.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-02-20

WANTED-Good girl for general house,
work. Good wages. Mrs. Hart, sos
4th st. No. (s3)
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-02-20

MILL BUY NEs I'm AsSE for gou sec
ondharld harness. W.. FL. See wAfg
nar1 Gs,p FARGO
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-02-20

EOA KEN AZ "a, 4I;.i. -uiA an mo
ern house. Inquire 413 7th Ave. So.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-02-20

WANTED no REcNT--Esnoi hall. Al.
dress A0E care Forum. 1887
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-02-20

FOR RENT-Furnished room. all mod
ern; $40 9TH Ave. So. Phona 2l4-L
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-02-20
HOUSES EOR RENT..

FOR RENT--StrictIy modern six room,
house: enquire TOT 9Th st. Mo. Phone
zoo. SS5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-25

uDer oasielbe anae3o9en un0 bic eles
ganteite Toillt. piir0ig trgenO elmer
@elegenbsit. 1T fertig. Das Gute an
DieIen Gbemiiets lit, oaB man iie 5u
mebr al8 elmer 9louie trogen lam.
Wlan lam cine gan3e 2ln3abl fduar
tiger ODER dbnlih gel9nittener loiIlen
baben. unO iie brauden niht ale DON
SeiOe 3u fem. Poplin hati gum Bel
ipiel iebr eIeaaui ougiebeuoe 9lQpien,
DIE nit einem @bemiIet bon DrgdnoD
ooer ipibenbelebtem 8a.tiit fir irsen0
eine ejeleaenbeit aussenommen fir
formele ,3peae out genlg iuo.
2luh gstragene @loiien, bic porn alb
aenuBt ooer nicbt mebr iauber iin0.
i6nneH nit Silfe zines bilblden @bI
miiets 3urettgeiiuBt ino ioieOer proz
ientabel QemdGt perOen 2lue fms mit.
peitem unb breitsm 4raaen aemadt.
Drr, ourh feinenDrabt geitiiBi biuten
bo6itebenO getrdgen peroen fam, 70
CAB er cine ileibiame llmrabmung fiir
bas @eTdt biloet.
DoB Der Smleier beute ournaus
nibt mehr Der uneutbebrlide @egens
itanD lit, fir ben er Dor fiinfunb5mon
3ia Sabren golt, 1T 70 al9emein be-
tanHt. Inn nod beionoers bstcnt gu
peroen Gr ipirD Iooar piel dugefein
bet, aud oom 6ngisniihenStanOpuntt.
9robbem bat er aud feline 8efiir
porter. WdbrenO iein 3meiiel Oarilber
beItebt, oaB Der Shleier oie Sebtraft
ihdblid beeiHFluBt, pirb ar3tlibers
feits pieber nohaeIDieien, oaB er bic
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-25

lteat. Damn weroen @i0oiier Oamit
bermiiAt. SuleBt eiebt man ben iteifen
S9nee Der feds @ier barunter, Iomie
3ipei 2Dffel geriebenen Stores Safe uno
aiebt bic Wlaiie iiber ben in elmer por
3ellanenen SSorm angeri9tsten 8hls
mentobl. Co in ben Sfen gebradt.
muB er All ld0ner 6orbe bel gutter
9Fenbibe baden, mas etpa cine balbe
Stun6e in Anipru9 nimmt Nlit ges
badenen 66bnden sarniert, 1T es Elm
le6r feines @eridbt. unO 10 oient Der
8lumentobl audi ais ielbitdnbiges Sc
ribt BEL ar0Beren Ghen. Die Saupt
fade 1T, cab bic 6orm ndn Setrris
fbltng 0es @ieritnees iofort IN ben
Sfen fommt. Oamit Oas @oIumer
bleibt.
Saurer g S1peinebraten.
Sin ff0nes Stiid S8peinefleilcb ans
Der aelile, etpa 4funo f9psr. reibt
man ollt nit Sal3 elm, legt es in-eine
tiefe S1iiHel lnO aieBt cine 9ei8e bon
@Kia nebt 2orbeerblditern pfeffer,
einieen Gitronenlheiben uno einer
3piebel Oariiber. Sn oieIer Beige muB
bas 5leiI9 4-5 Sage liegen. Alsoann
piro es i'm Ofen inter 0fterem Segies
Ben nit Beige ipOn braun gebraten.
Spmaten Sam. Die Somdtea
Deroen qeihnitten ilno geto9t, bis iie
peib iino, oann our2 Elm feines Sieb
eeriibrt uuo geiposeu. 9luf jeoes Yfuuo
re1net man u YfunO 3uder Das
gan3e lGBt man unter itetem Riibren
ungefdbr cine StunOe tohen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-25

man ale paar Sabre pieoer Oarauf
8uriidereiii 1T wobl Der iiterite Be
peis iiir iene allgemsine 8eliebtbeii
Qluh III Dieier SaiipH tit Baiiep0ili.
rung cine Der bauptid4liAnen @arni-
tureH, gDas berielben neuen Rei3 Ders
lei6i, iino bic neuea 2inien in 0enen
lie 3ur 4npenouna tommt. Sn biibs
lher Meile peranIdhauliht piro Das in
unierer 3ipeiten lSnuIiration 8untel.
blauer Sorae tit bier nit i4pdr8er
Seibe paiepoilirt. un0 mas oielec
2Iusihmudung Grisinolitdt Dcrleibt
III sic neue 9inie. Die lib BON ben
Sfmliern abndris. bis 5u ben gros
ben, ii6er ben 0iiften angebrddtcn
4alnen bin3ie6t, Die 10 entltebenben
lpeiteuortieen @orbertbeile iin0 nit
lnpar3er SciDen6orte uiammenges
ffniirt. Der peits, 9eitidte Nrdgen
bon Grgdn0D barmonirt nit ben
W2onifetten BON sleihen Ulaierial
Der female Gjiirtel lit BON 4atentles
Der.
Sn bielen 6dlen piro bic qoHepois
lieruna oa3u Dertponot, itarte Garbe1s
iontralie berpor3ubringen. 100 Elm leo
batter 3uiab qeDiinini piro. 80 oies
niht Der Tal III. lit bic Qa1epoilirun9
entlpeber ihmora ODER BON Der Sd9at
tlrun9 oes &ieiDer sWlateriaIs. Audl
geItreifte Seioe. 0or5ugspeiie ibwar3
unb meiB, 70 fpie eebliimter oter ans
btrsoemuIierter Qlilos pirD biel ais
AaIiepDilirung beuuBt uuo 5par bat
oiclslbe ben ooppelien 3ped. Oas SRleib
leb5dfier au 0eitalten unb bic neuen
Qinien I'M EaiIlenffuitt NOD befonDerS
3u betonen. Qluh bic brittle unlerer
beuiieen gtbbilOuHgen bat oieie alts
uno emia neue 9arnitIr aui3upeiien.
Sn Dieiem 6olt lit es Elm @ormit-
togs-foitiim bon 3tRmetIorbenemDios
bair, oeIen Ndbie nit peiBer WeiOeu
fabhen Geioe paHepoilirt Iino Die
gldbie loufen ben NiideH iopobl ipis
Die 9oroeribeile Der Eoille iIuo Iunit
6inob, uao bic meiBs 9aTepoilirung er
giebt einen bubiheH Nontrait an Der
3immeiiarbe oes aleioes. NeiB pahe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-25
Rgus benz 0aeidje Der SyfDDe
mmc Der 1eIeIlicJaFt.

u fep Yort, ben .. DtIoDef'
Qos in 10 pnn0eropAeu Garben
pruneenoe Qaub ali oen Sdumen uns
itrer parls unb ia Der llm8ebun9 per
Gtabt 6riugt uns ulebr als glles glns
bere gum BepuBiiein. 0aB Der Som
mer Doriiber uuD Der 6erbii lbatlotp
li9 Ietnen Gin5ug gebalten bat Aoer
ordmen pir uns niht ooriibeI, ionoern
ireuen mir uns an ben SnonDeiten,
bic aub bic Heue Sailon bringi Dlos
1en mir ea, tpie ber ileinc anaoe Der
BON ieber Satres5eii, pQ9reno ibrer
Dantr meinte, Dab I've bic lcBpnlte 0on
a[en iei. llnb fam es benin ouh ets
mas 30Hli4eres geben ais Elm mllner
6erbittag NIT ilar blauem Gimmel uno
iparnem Gounenlhein2 llno per bate
nibt Id5on an ainem triibeu9lDuember-
toee osA unousipreHlicben &ci. elmer
Friiben Ddmmeritin0e beim iniiterns
ben Aamlnfeier unb IummeHben Ibees
geliel, 6eim sHaTfeelail4" oogr noEier
noonziea .mpFunoen2 Bon oieier
Worltelung unsertrennlid 1T pas Bib
Der lBtrtbin IN neueu tea gpIun
Die ncueiisn fir oieieH 3ped be-
itimmten WlobeIe beiteDeu aus 8lpel
Hbeilen, Dem arocios prapirien gtod
uuD BEN mleasroai" Der iiber ben er
item berabfdut SIS lit Die5 eili loier
lleberpurf nit 2lermelu. meilt aus
Spite perfertigt, unD Don unenolibeT
@erIDieDenGeit im Smnitt. BIT BON
pun0erliner Torm. Der .tea'coat" III
cine bef nelen NlooeR. an ocnen biz
wlultet3eiduer ibre 4hanialie nod inn
mer nidt erin6pft Su baben Idsinen.
Wlan ianu iih ein iolhes AIeioungs
itud Qan3 ndn li9enena @eldmad ent
fperfen. oBne irgen0 eipQs 8l rislireu/
oenn pelae Norm es ou8 6aben mag,
Is wirb 9iitmoup oaran alDeifeln, 0db
IS 0as neucite DlobeQ IL oa TAFT ie0en
Sag oeren neie auftdud3ep lylir lAlan
se 1rouen lam oisier coat Semlid
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-25

@eiidatsbaut il bobem @raoe tonierz
Dirt. Nlerlei @rperimente Iolen oas
beitdtiet baben. gu bieien @rperimen.
ten eeborten lange QlutomobilsJ sJabrten,
bei oenen oie cine 0dlfte oas Gjeiibt
0urh ben Shleier geIhiiBt mar. pdbz
renD bic anDere unbeDedt blieb Der
linterihieO in oer 6out Der beioen Sc
iittsb6lften iol aan5 eritaunli4 ges
ipeIeh fsin,
g8ie oem aber aud fei Die 6rau BON
6eilie iheut i'm 9lugemeinen niAt, ibr
@elicft nit ber friinen 2uft in Be
riibrung 3u briugen. Bon 3sbn 5rauen
oeridmaben neun es. einen S9leier
Su tragen Syn ben meiiten Gdllen oient
0er Sdleier beute nur 3peden Der
4oteiierie.
m(auHes @efHt gepinnt auBerors
benilin an gieia burn einen biibfh ges
multerten S6leier. Die Derbdltnibnds
Big f1woAe gloHfraee atIf oieiem Sc
bet lit pobl oeroniportlih Dafiir, oaB
bic 1a6ritanten beitrebt iinb, inmer
orisineae 9leuheiten auf ben Nlartt 5u
brinQen Dor Gur3em baiien
mir QlMors pfeil duf Der einen
GeHhtsEalfte, ipdter ben Seinis
idldesr auf oer einen Wonge llnb
10 nod oieIe onoern @mbleme Das
Reueite jeBt 1T Der Snleier nit oem
6rage5eiben. 9luf alottem 5ilet= Sc
pebe lit oasIelbe in GbdntillDs sWoiGe
70 eingepoben, baB e in aenou bon
ber linten Manoe dbbe6i. mas Dem
@eIidt einen pitanten Rei8 perlei9t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-25

Dou unt rtih brapirt ieiH. Das Sim
ieribeiI IN mell bpn pen QorDertbei
ten uuobbaHsig nno fdut cape attig
Don ben @hultern naD binten Der
Wlnlter ilno Io piele. oaB lie iiA uus
m6alid) nur dHHabernD bei6reiben
laHsn
Gins Der beliebleIten Ulobelle isben
ipir IN anicres triien Qlbbiloung Deran
ftaulid1i Det Dfapirie 9iod III bon
ulatisgolbiatbiaen 9tpchirne 2ItloS
uno beE ilber Denielbeu binflieBenoe
aeoalg bon rtgmeiQrbiqer Spibe init
Giolbfanln ouIhso0en Ser Riiden
ibti, oer eiae iAmeiterlingsartise
Irapirun6 oorfeAl, lditft IN 3pei 3u
QeIplBlen EHDen ans bie NIT 8clb
qunftn beidmert iino. pd6reno oie
0otberibeile bis peii ilber bic eiifteu
bHabgeir6ep 9neg ipibc 2lusltHiii
porn unb ia 9liIdu 1T NIT elmer Spis
benIalbel uiuTqnoes, mas Dem HleiO
elmer 6albiormflIen G9araileT aiebt
Wie qleid2e S7ibt lmrnnDei oucb bic
En5oqen 2lermel Dil @obfarhe be5
gtildsrpdes uUt 0ic eIoofdDen, BITE
ben @pibgn lleberpuri ourh3ie6en
Arageu nidt ant ipeni9Hcn So per Gle
gou3 oes NleiDc6 Sell
4dHeppilirlna BEL Rdbtl nlS @or
llilllE III teinssmeqs neli aber ohne
'Sraag ~ ss cine Ser piriuR8spObiteN
gtlsl lsDmldungeH Tx HleIper Gab
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-25
pie sratte gse&nunS.
pic 9eidi9te elmer 9iebesbeirat9. pon
QlleTanber @ngel.

ngllfo MAIDEN Sie uiGt 10 piel Gs-
l1i6ten. Das @ei6eiteIte lit, sic beis
rot9en.~ ipra9 gemiitbliA Der 9auPt
gldubiger 0es Serrn pdlIl Werner.
$50 II beirat6eu - bobaba, lat
te aus pollem 6er3en Der riidii9tslole
S4ulOner. nSCSa tause abiolut ni9t
fir oie G6e~
rSie taugeu nibt fir bic Gbe2 &e.
ben sic teinen llniinR. hunger Wlann
Sfalosn baben sic mebr ais eigent
li9 uotbnenbig. Sbre @laBc 1T aud
gang relpettabel entipidelt, Sbre Der
gangenbeit lit reid an interehanten
glomenten ia. mas polen Sie oeHn
nod mebr9~
~, id fiirdtc, i'd bin uuOsrbeHer.
Iib, lieber TreunD," ieui5te Serr Youl
8erner parooiitiid. nga, iibrigens,
lpie benten sic iih benn ole @eI8i4=
teg Was ion icb beiratben9"
sd bob' Elm paar rei5enoe Safen
auf Eager llHbeiorgt, sic meroe ib
boob niht bereinfallen laiieH. 9a pdre
qlei1 bic BLONDE Wleper ~
,@egen ben Homsn babe i4 Elm
9orurtbeil.
rBirO qleih ihpiuoen II lie 1T
Wliaiondrin."
~ 70! Bihen Sic oas beitimmt%
SD peiB glnes beItintmt. Wleine
.Snformationen 6ol i9 mir fslber. sS9
babe bic per8meigteIteu @erbinbuugen.
Mas in sybnen iaae, 1T glnes beilig.
Darduf tDnnen Sie ibpOren llno BE-
IDn0ers. mas Das 9aare anbeldngt
Da ienne i'd teinen @paB. Sd fam
sSbne MIR ratber. nebmen sic bic
blonOe N2ener. SD garantire fir cine
qeoronete 6duslinteit- Ulomentdre
gel6perleeenbeiten bleiben 0anu fir
ale 3eiien auseeI9Iohen. llnb Das
Wldoel 1T niht libel, iie If geroos feline
8ehus n"
,Dds lam man BON elmer Uliaios
marin ui9t perlaugsn" parf Poul
@erntr, Der ii4 in @eoanten nit Der
lucrdtiben SS0ee ieines Sldubigers
IbDn befrsunbet bate, troden eiu.
,0ie 5amilie lit and iehr unitGn
Oio,1 fubr ser Qloent in aliidlihem
Some fort. Scr QlIte BAT Elm Wonca
pol in einem @ebraubseegenltano,
unb bic gllte Bat rei1e 8erman0te -
od mirO in elmer Sour Qeerbt.
ngla. sic fheint 10 nirtli9 Elm metz
tes @el90pf su letn, iie aepinnt ims
mer mebr glun gut, ID bin einOeritan'
ben"
,grapol grdpol" Ihrie Der @ldubi
ger unb itmdrmte ben 0eratbsfanois
baten nit elmer 6eralihteit ipelAe Der
in qlusFht itebenbsn 4ropiiicn rols
touinen entIprah
yDie @er6anoIungen fibre natiirliA
i'd; 0enn Sie t0nnten IN einem tim
munosbolen Nugenblid etlpas pom Der
WliiQift naAlaifcn, penn Sbnen bas
Wdoel irgeno cine Sonaie am &lapier
0oripielt"
,Gie limb Elm Gbaratterl"
.Sn GeIbdftsiohen INNER. SD
fpa6re am beiten bic syntsrelier meiner
3unben - Sie brarcben 0ann niAts
9lnoeres an tbin, ais am 9lltar nsSa'
3il iogen"
g}ofoem Der ael@dftlihe 2beil bic
Ter 6er3enSangeleeen6eit in beitem
@inpernebmen erle6iat mar, cntferute
iicb befrieoist Der Souptglditbiger oes
6crrn Saul Werner.
II.
Ginige Sage Oorauf mar aun oas
Seeliid3e oieier @elddftsaffaire gIiid
lid geor0rst. Die 8eioen Iaben iib,
uno bic Gbe mar i'm 0immel geIalols
ien Der Shpiegerpapa breiteie iegs
neno feline 66nbe iiber 0us YdQr unD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-25

pCiliri iinb aum bic pieredigen Ia
ihen. bic oer Eunil auigeiebt iino,
linD Die Dem QlnAu1 ben Gffett zines
,5odes Sioitiimes perleiHen. &men ipeiz
teren gluspub biloeu bic GeIen BON
peiBer SeIoe, Bic bic peiBen SeiDens
tuopIe floutiren. Der breite Giirtel,
ben Gdile uno Euniia perbinoet. III
Don &dfietd IN Der Harbe bes Hleioes.
Die Hrapdtte DDn inparSem Uloiree-
&an0, nif mter Dem ipeiBen, IN 6ano
Itiderei ausgebooten 2einentragen ber
porlommi, III Elm Sdo az Dem mo0is
iden Mlatrpienbut
@ncr Det @ieaenildnbe bic fiir 0as
moberne 8oitiim unentbebrlih iino, II
0as @6cmiIei pas IN iiberraihen0er
Qluspa6l uno unenbliner YerIhieoens
6eit in ben 2d6en ar8utreifen 1T Das
Dlaterial, III peldeu DasieIbe angefer
tiat piro. III geb, DrgaHoD, Spite
un0 &dlc6eniu6 Qeinen. 6rauen, bic
i1re 8IouieH unb Eailen ielbit anfers
tigen, pifen ben QBert6 oieler 3us
@erpenbunq iertigen g6emiiette nm
70 me6r 3u Ibdben. gs 1T le1r leidlt
cine 9lottie Iagen lpir aus pullp
tpillop @eibe ber3ulieIlea. 70. DAB D'.
init breiiem 6obHdum geIIeppisu &cr
oestaefle einonber fidu ariig treu8en.
&as RdHfe lit 0ann cine 6dbtt pomil
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-25

Ginige Sage oorauf mar aum oas
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Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1914-09-25
Republican Club Pleased

The Wild wood Republican club cele-
brated the first anniversary by nomI-
mating eight of it's candidates as fol-
lows: Baeharach for Congress, Inger-
soil for coroner, Stevens for Assembly,
Saul for Freebooter, Shaw for justice
of the peace, War; aud Stoudt for con-
stables, aud Randolph for executive
committee. Last night marked the
opening of the clubs second year, it
having been formed one year ago with
a membership Of 15. Today the list
totals 120 members. The club feels en-
thusiastic over the success of elimina-
ting several of the Smith candidates.
In the third ward the candidates ran
way above their expectations. The
officers wish to thank the voters for
the support accorded its candidates at
the primary election on Tuesday.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1914-09-25
OTTENS TRACT NOTES

Mrs. William j. Stranding, aged Sd
years. died on Tuesday at her home on
west 18th street from a complication of
diseases. She was agood neighbor and
generally liked. Interment was made
in the Northwood cemetery, Philadel-
phia.
Mrs. Rodebaugh was down this week
10 their attractive bungalow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Pierce and VIM.
Winters motored down from Bayonne
and spent a few days at the home of
Councilman A. M. Ely.
Mr.. Stewart aud wife spent a week
at Mortified with his parents.
Frank Colson and family returned
yesterday from a visit to Woodstown
and Salem.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ely are on a visit Up
Jersey.
Mrs. Lewis Krause has returned
from a trip to Mays Landing.
Adam Schlorer aud family have been
down from Camden In their 10Th ave-
nue. cottage enjoying the delightful
weather of the past week.
The Griffith family are spendings a
week in Westville and Philadelphia.
VIM. McMullen and family have
closed their cottage on the canal and
gone to their city home after an enjoy
able summer boating and entertaining
their friends.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1914-09-25
Mr.. Saul Appreciates the Vote
Given Him

Freebooter Charles w. Saul is mighty
proud of the vote he received at the
primaries last Tuesday for a renomi-
nation, when lever candidates were in
the field In addition to himself. He
won out In spite of the fact that the
Mayor of Wildwood was against him, as
well as Commissioner Ryan, the city
treasurer, the city clerk, the city asses
sor, some police, the principal of the
Wildwood school, the assistant sec
tary Of the Wild wood Board at Trade,
and lastly Boss Harris, in fact it is
believed that all the above named
officials we're against him because the
boss passed the word along the line.
Mr.. Saul believes that his nomination
is due to the plain citizen that went to
the polls and voted for him with the
idea of rewarding him for his efficiency
on the Board of F~reeholders. To these
independent voters Mr.. Saul feels very
grateful and he is confident that if the
same loyalty prevails on election day
he will be triumphantly elected in
November.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1914-09-25

Mr.. and Mrs. F. r. Bibber, of Du-
Pont street, Camden, have been spend
ing the week In the Allie Shaw cottage
at Andrew and Pacific n Mr..
Shaw and family are away on a vaca-
ton to Trenton, and across the noun
tains OF Pennsylvania to Washington.
J. F. King and family will return to
their city home on Sunday after a good
season at their house. They expect to
start for California in January, take in
the SanFrancisco fair and return to
Holly Beach in time for next seasons
opening.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1914-09-25
Farm Demonstrators for Atlantic
County

Elwopd Douglass, of Cold Spring,
has been appointed superintendent Of
county demonstration for Atlantic
County, and Will assume the duties Of
that position November first Of the cur
rent year Mr.. Douglass has had wide
farm experience. He worked on his
fathers fruit aud vegetable farm in
Cape May County while attending the
public schools, until 1908. The follow
ing winter he studied agriculture in the
winter course at the New Jersey Agri-
cultural College, and the winter follow
ing took q special course at the same
institution in horticulture. In the
winter of 1911 he also took a special
course in fruit growing and plant
pathology at Cornell University, his
summers meanwhile being spent In
practical work. In 1912 he had charge
of a fruit farm in New York State, re-
turning later to Cape May County,
where he has beer engaged in practical
farm work, having done some special
work through the county in spraying
and pruning orchards and giving ad-
vice along horticultural lines. MI.
Douglass goes into the county as a
practical man who has been sufficient
Iy interested in scientific problems to
spend three winters in college work
and to give much time to home study.
AS a representative of the State Ex-
pertinent Station, he will render help
full service to the county in which he is
to be located.
Mr.. Douglass will have his office in
the Court House at Mays Landing
where be will meet farmers and receive
requests coming to him for visits and
assistance.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1914-09-25
DR.. WILLIAM ZIESEL
DENTIST

has Removed HIS Magnolia Avenue and Boardwalk TO Wildwood Title 6 Trust Co.,
o"seS IRON" :" cor Wildwood and Atlantic AYES. Wildwood, NJ Both Phones