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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-11
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Bebdlter uno @erdte ous platina bez
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tigteit- tleine g9mel5tieget aus plaz
tina i'm Werte Don 1000 Dollars
III elmer 3af9e negtragerr. Sn Ser
SGT lino foldv 9iebitdble aus 2a=
boratorien. naA9erabe redt bdufig
geiporoen. Metitens fat Der betrefz
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boratorilms : Mllsbilbung, maht {ei.
men 8elu9 fir angebli9e prpfeflio=
nelle 3pede ltnb pabt cine giinfttse
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beg RGufers; unb basielbe tpirb. nebf
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ben Dieb lebr idtper, feline Beute gu.
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-11
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men ieiner Dienfttuenben Sffi3iere,
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9auptitaot BON @4Dneberg aus. Der
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-11
@1tr nod 5 9ofenfadc int ct. 90
bcrt'S Snlnitnl.


Wit l1llr nod flint Nodcnfaden i'm
81 ollr=Soipital bon ct. Mobcrts ullo
tell1em eit15igen Gpdcl1faa in cil1em
Gapel1portcr 6einn l1llter Gl,arartaGlle
1T NStaotar5t Or. George sc. Mibolc=
to1l ilber5el1gt, bob Die Sta0t am
'sd)llllle 1ad]lter @pGe bDllig fret
bon Nodenfaleln lem. miro.
9o1pltalzSnperintenOent S. @.
Wtltllen erflarte gelterl1, BOB Elm $50
ttent am beutigen Gage el1tlal1en lper-
ben miro. Sin anocrer lpiro NOR
gen ODER am 6reitag ltlu0 Sic iibrigel1
NJ l1adJlter Mod)e cltlallel1 meroe1.
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.faae perliert Stills ei1l1obeits6e=
a11ter Sermon @olloer leinen Soften.
.@s lag Serr1 @onoer Of, mad, g(l1f=
.bebung Der Gl1arontql1c Sic S41lier
81 6esinfi5iren.
Das Snlpfel1 madt nod grfla.
rl1ng oes Or. Miooleton apeiter(
eiinitige Iortidritte. s(ud Or. IS
s. Sdroeoer Lbat iib bereit crflart
alnentgeltlid)e sSslnpfunsen por5llllcb.
men, porallsgelebt, bob Die gllper.
biloren6eD0roe ibln bic Spmp6e lie
fert,
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-11
Mn5siee'n*
ooeSzMn3ei8e..

Sreltnben ul1h 8etannfen hermit
bic trollriae Nabribt, bab infer lieber
sobns 8ruoer 1ll,b Sdpager,
2tlfrco efoIots
am 9ienstag. Sen 10. Mlg1f, Msadsc
t11ttags nm 4 11br, nod langem idtpeS
rem Se1oeh' in1' Nfter' BON 25 ,sSa6ren,
lanft cntldlaieit lit.
9as &etdel1begdngniB fmbet am
Sre1tdg, Der l13, Nl1gltlt, Andlmittaas
I'M 2 llbr, pom I%rallerballie, SO.
l411 Erairie StraBe. llnter be,t
Mlllptcten Der S. 8. 6. SEQ. 235 aug
l1ad) Dem Safbale Srieo1pfc ltatt.
lin titles geileio bitten Sic ticf6es
triibte1l 5ilterbliebenen:
@nmarb Stplbt,
5rau Gatbarine stolbt, geo. @rim1n
Srau >. Seblina, scb. gtolot,
Sran S. s. 3ocll, geb. 5tolbt, I.
'6errD Stulbt,
Geldpiitcr, \.
Gar611,1 49, 3t- nebf gerirnubten.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-11
Si @tpdhplm. MFR ber

ST. gt,od6ol nj nj I 1. Der
Gsrnfpreder. in. re9t 3tpedmdbiger
baa,l al,sgeniibt, per5pne,t, Be-
iel cs faller sipirb, Dos @ett ,redt=
3e!ttg an berlaiIen, gum Mufiteben
a1pa 10ti9elt. 8eim bnrtigen 6ern=
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errid6tet, pic n@srmittlungsbureau J"
beiBt nnb Bel Der i9 ieber, Der einet.
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lttntf1te @umme a~bonnieren Tam.
Dos Srdu{ein auf bent 5ernfpreaz
amte bat oam Bic Nerpfli6tung, ben
Nbolu1e1ten aus' feinem Bette beransz
3utli1geln, cine Mufgabe, bic allerz
ntht thinner !ei@t fetn 1pIl.
Sir rsetpedt.. :siI1t, Der a~nttportct.
- 4l 80 4sA4%r-a-tHE- -H E3,
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-11
Ole st taa d 81 I Il n q

$ 81 iga d. s II g.,
sic nunmebr faft oas eiinaiige. nod in
oelt1aer @pra6e crfdetnenbe Blatt
Rubldnbs lit, melbet, bob tpesen Der
Organization elmer Sammlung bor
@elb unb Qiebesgaben fiji Rttegsge=
fangene (offenbar fir bic beutl9en
unb oie Diterrei6ii6 : unsari19en
Sc ssesriegsgefangenen in RuBlanb) mebz
rere MngebDtige oes baltif9en Moels,,
%barunter Der 2anbrat Der eItlGnbiz
laen Mitterfdaft, oeren .Setretar,
Elm pa5tor unb mebrere Sral1en aug
Mepal nod benz iibirifAen @prperrea
ment Seni1leiit a%usgetpielen lpnroen,
no fe unter. poli3eioufiia seteut
tperben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-11
grtiacriit Green pon Clinton i'm
Gcl0laaer aet10tet.

Mns @amp Mobinlo11, ipoieIb1t sic
sSotpaer leidte 5el0artillcrie ein Telb-
lager M5ogen fat, fo1nrnt Sic trourige
gsad)ri6t, ooB Der ~19iabrige SonresI
'8reer1 slrtilleriit Ser 8atterie BON
Clinton, infolge Ser bei eillent 55tllr5
BON einem Nferoe erlittenen Ser
anl Dienstag geltorben ut.
Ser ltnfaa creignete 1ih am Conn
tag. Sic Seide tpuroe NIT milit4ri-
iden gbrel mad, oem 8aba1bof gelei-
tet nno bon bort nod ser @eimatb
iiberfii1rt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-11
@ont Subc a%b6crnien.
81 lfre.0 8 S t.

Mah lal1gercm 2ei0el1 lit geitern
Nadwnittag INN bier l1br Serr sllfreD
'Stol0t I'M Sitter polr % Sabrcn ge=
itorben. Ser @eritor6e1re mllroe in
3apel1port geborell ll16 nor fiir sic
81. S. 2er6 Company tbatig. bis i'm
&ra11fbeit 5mal1g, lei11en 4olten al,f=
5uge6en.
ST miro iiberlabt bon ~iei11el1 81
tern, 9err1 un0 6ralt gomar0
5tol0t, 5tpet S6apei tern, 6rau ..
5e0li1lg ul16 Srnu S. 6. Hoell lotpie
einem 8rl16er, @el1rp Stplot. gus
Mitglic0 geb0rte Ser @erltorbene
Ser S. 8. g. SEQ. 235, 0em 9ipr0=
pelt Davenport 5l1rlperei11 inns Sen
@oobmen OF tbe @orlb an.
9ie @%eeroigl1ng lpiro~am Sreitag
Nad)mittag nm 5lpei llbr nlnter Sen
Mllpi5ien Ser gagle 2oge SEQ. 235
bonn Sraltergn1lie, SO. t4tt Nrairie
5traBe aus allf bcm Saf0ale 6rieo=
.bpf l~tattfin0ett.
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.gs id)eia1t- nun Gin l1rt6eil iiber 6or=
MIS- Mlpenfrallter 5lt geben,2lmo Bic
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5in." Iolliel1oe Daben oieles bc5ellgt,
l1n0 taltielnoe MAIDEN t1glid oiclelbe
Gnt0ednn1g. Meniden nit flarell1
Ser tanb l1no froblibem @erniitb, Sc.
rem @cinnObcit interchangeable ml1r,
&c, cr5a6lcn oie 8eld)id)te. Seine
apotbefernleoi5il1, 11ltr spc5ioloeelt:
ten liefern cs. Man ldreibe OH bi(
9erlteller:: Or. Setter 5abr1eD &5o1ls
50, 1875 So. Sopne slDe.> Gbica=
go, 81. (sfn5.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-11
Mo4 esine m in BEL /

Rod 'einem in be ii t.
f9en 3eitungen per6ffentli9ten 8rief
e1nes ru}1il6en 9plDaten baben ruff
i9e Sff3iere in .pleoerboIten sail
len, lpenn lire 9ruppen Nieberloaen
erlitten butten, beutfde unb 0iterreiz
4ii4 unsariide- Rriegsgsfqngeue IT.
moroen laiIen. Ddb 0iefe barbaril9e
9anblung BON ben MuKen b%aufiaer
%begangen pirO, Benefit etiin s3ettel, Sen
ru11ti4e @pl6atehs IN Ser Naht un<
nett elmer DeutI9en @teuuhq Bel
3oleiie na6e RobAIin an einem @tod
befeftigt baben, Damit ct bon sen
oeuti6en9 olbaten gle1eftn >per6e. Ser
3ettel tragt III ru1if9et unb beutz
fber Spindle blgenoe Shff6riff:
IS 1T befeblt, Die 10 er1ten beuti6en
Rriegsgefange1en.,' als grfolg ber
mOroerif6en Eater, bic iid einige
beuti6e 9r1ppsn s:rlauben, - 3u e.
f9ieben," Gtnen grunb al Dieiem
8efebl, Der ebrliden @oloaten einen
l9t1hpfenben Sob un6rob, bqhen
Die aruppen, 1Die itd BON felbit
perltebt, nidff gtgrben. @s batts
belt 1i4 leoigltA UNI Den feigen Ser,
fub Der RuHenl an 1pebrlofen 8rtegSz
g%efangenen tbren Merger unb ibre
But uber bic erlittenen Nieoerlagen
ous5ulai1en.
Na4bnr-Ii4e8 3. - Mieter
((5u einem Nadbar): .yReine Stunbs
bbat man Hube Dor benz berbammten
9etldff Sbres 9unbes! Wann tperz
ben Sic ben Setter enbli9 totfdie~
BENZ" .',.
uMenn sic. Sbr alapier 3er<
badt unb Sbrer 9obter ben Munb
5ugenabt baben nerben."
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-11
8eldnuprcne fit septcmber-sermi1

County M11oitor Collins, @eridts=
clerf SCHROEDER l1n0 @runo6u6fiibrer
Solm 5ogen geitern sic fplge1oen
8eldaporenen fir Sen @eridtstermi1
i'm September:
8ernlom 8olb, 1. @uro.
S. s.. Sorooll 5. @aro.
Sobn @or6ers, 9abenport Sotpl1=
flip.
abomas mebiter, guffolo.
Soaparo Sn1itb, 6. 8aro.
81. 81. @orriion, 8ettemoorf.
8erman gggers, A. @orb.
5rdtf s8siifcor, Mflens @robe.
6. IS. Retpton, 2egluire.
S.. IS. 2in6otp, 1. @orb.
&c. 9. @ealer, i. 8aro.
Irib &eppp, Sberi0on.
Ibos. MSoore, 6. @aro.
IS. @arper, 6. @aro.
Sobn Speer, 2eGloire.
Mb. 8ll1nf, 8llle @rQB..
Clos. @irb, 6. @uro.
Senrp &reiter, 2incoln.
g. S. Mafore, 5. @or0.
s. 81. Campbell, 6. @ar6.
i @11oolpb Struf, Dapenport Snip.
6ranf .. @ebIing, 3. Moro.
emil S. Malnn0t, 1. @aro.
IS. o. Council, 6. @aro.
Weatt 0f. @ornna11, 5. @ar0.
gbris. S6umaber, Nlealont Sal
1ep.
Mm. 9dumader, Modingbam.
8. g. SOP, A. @aro.
S. sc. Zimmerman, 8rineeton.
Geo. 8. Suma11, 3. Mnro.
st. 81. 5inot, 4. @ar6.
Geo. &%noihma1l g.. Mor6.
81. 9. GlappS, l. @oro.
Ml1g. S. Mangels, 2. @aro.
Geo. 90. Medtel, 5. @arb.
S. 50. @aritang, 2. @aro.
go. $. &pb, 5. @or5.
Sons @ltebl, SiforD @robe.
@rtlt Denfma1m, @Il,e @raB.
5ranf Malpb, 3. @ar6.
Geo. IS. @irb, 5. @ar0.
s. @. Shines, 6. @or6.
Claus S. Naper, 1. @ar6.
90. S. Slpnn, 8. @or0.
Moolpb Sermar, 4. @uro.
g0Dar6 Neterien, 9apenpprt Snip
@barleg Zimmerman, 1. @arb.
Claus S. &ebocr, 3. @or0.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-11
8um shmlratb.

Co.,. .aC..Ir sr.,rs. $500.
yer ed)lltratb peld)loB ~. le1i1er
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slsll'g, lSle. ~ ell'er frapgere'' st
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|ya9spalare ~ oer%oAnoellpor1er Seeeg g
lullle anI 40 .atallaa1eas2 5V. ers)pz
yen; gleler 8eldlllB apalros 1l1fetse
5aDlre1a 1 yet Der 2eOotoe ellt!elalI= .
lshsr Rrotefte 1eltehs query non
9oallaalllern gsedaRfM fSae 2;a11seele-
aehpelt lellroe 4poa sNllrafp 6eooer5
leM.51rEsSprqa)e aenraaNs.
Sae el'lgelaa11ellel al19eoo1e mr.
~ 1lelle 8eapcraeNQNle meroeh am
Aola1lersla9 Wfl1tag pp1 oeAt @eoau1
pcs Se)u!fa1Ds gep1fne1
|loe stse! & g So !l!l e 1pl at1t ~ nenollz
lllau}ll9I, oea Stal}fralI llHgrSgslpr ne
uoll oeill Sdutltqto Ielt9elegIeal ges
l'.1l'elalgela Slt per9eptl,: ~ Aas Soz
|sl!sle Jug @ sossa peflallele lerllet,
+oaB sa 5lllae Y @alsolrp pel 5lll1
:yul!taus pr = !. asatter lu)e = Maaaallel,=
lugull 5na1. aSscIraae opla q4vV lallTi1p
= enporpeN 4poroell lel. Aer ! Iop fa nno
Sope'e loelAl1I 3 sallI nalgela9t
g. ,llsge!., .!9oab put psn e Yen l y oe
Mla,e!le.l.l' u9lll19 l'ou p4o,uoo 5pr
~. lngl.lsg llsnell, luneuel't llel=
nere Mh,.a,l ~ per serlpallll1!9
: SuJn.s1t 4pllutl' uppgg1lpt4ulle1.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-11
Meucs BON Ser Guliaci.

Son Sen Boli5iIten gonforS n16
Sausld}ilo puroe g~elter1l Mberlb @ert
Gibbs apegen 6rie0enslt0rung ber=
baffet. Gibbs mur6e crit geltern
Mnrgen aus Dem @efangnib entlai-
fen, nadJ6em er cine mebrtdgige
5trafe abgebiibt botte. 8ealnte Ser
3qpenport See COMPANY meloeten
geiterrr Ser Noli5ei ben Diebitabl ci=
mes 5alies bon IS @flno @l1tter. Die
2epis &pofing Company bedt 5rr
3eit Elm 8ah iiber be1n @ebdlt0e ser
3qDenport See Cream Company
1lno Die 9iebe beri6afften ii6 ii6er
bas Da6 gi1rgang in 6us @eball6e.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-11
8e4du Be4terbuiM
9 abcnbprt 10.

0abenpprt, 10. Mllg.
T1rdlldnitts . gorometerita11o 3O.O7
3nrd)ldnitts : 5emperatllr . IS
5odite Iel1peratur Gelte so
gSieoriaite Iemperatltr lebte Nsadt 60
ytornnale Se1nperatur fir SO
Sabre "a
Durdidnittlide 5eudtiateit ser
Suit 60
@ie0eridlog III "a 9tu1roen 600
@prberrl den0e @in0ribtltng . 8.
&olerltan6 INN z l1br Morgens S.4
s. 80. Sberier,
p Offs. Betterbeodter.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-11
@etterberidt.

@ abington, II. Mltgllit.
Sir Sl1inois: gdal1er Mitttpod ul1o
fBabrideinlib olt6 Ionnerstag.
Sir Soma: Grille Wittlpod ln16
4onnersfag; moglid)ermeileSd)a lt=
CT allr Mitt1pod).
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-20
sEABREEZE LADIES' AID
SOCIETY HOLD MEETING

The Ladies' Aid of the Tourist
church met Wednesday afternoon at
the winter HON" Of Mrs Abel. on
North Halifax avenue. At the bust
ness session it was decided to hold
a sale. which, by recommendation oi
the committee, was set for March
18th, Mrs. Tinchcr was in charge OF
the program Of the afternoon, which
WAS openod with a song, THE Red,
Red. Rose" and Mothers Lullaby.
Mrs. Serl CAV" dialect recitation
Miss Pierson two solo selections
Mrs Abel two instrumental piano SO
lectiOns. brilliantly rendered, ana
Miss Blalock. a visitor, several dla'
lect negro stories. 1t was announced
that the next meeting, February 2'th'
would be held at the home OF Mt ana
Mrs 4. c. Varury on North ialiIaX
avenue and would be a butterfly tea
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-20
CHICKEN THIEF OPERATING
ON THE PENINSULA

G. X. Barnhart had a fine flock OF
20 chickens stolen from his pen in
the rear of his home on North Pen
insula drive recently. He was espec-
tally proud of the good strain of
Rhode Island Reds, and ordinarily
the family looked well to their morn
ing feeding However, Tuesday morn
ing when the feeding time came there
were no chickens in the pen, but 1t
was thought that they had gotten out
of the coop and we're on the range.
When they failed to come in at night,
Mr. Barnhart notified Marshal Lowe.
Back of the house in the brush Mr..
Barnhart discovered one of the flock,
dead, with its neck broken. 1t prob
ably dropped from the bag and was
not missed as the thief made Il get-a-
way. The marshal made "A most thor
ough and determined search at the
local markets and elsewhere but not
a trace save the dead chicken has
been discovered to date.
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Garden SASS" A LECTURE
BY REV. E. w. SERL

Rev. Elmer Willis Serl delivered
the first of a series Of lectures Thurs
day night AT the Tourist church to
representative and appreciate au-
dience. Mr. Sorl objects to his talks
being called lectures, though judging
from last night they could take high
rank as such.
Garden Sass" potponri of ideas,
scintillated throughout with the
bright, original sayings of the
speaker. sometimes profound and
sometimes sparkling with froth. but
under the surface was the purposcful
determination to help the cause of
humanity. The gist Of the talk In
nutshell was to advocate a happy
mean philosophy for life, which will
enable the American to see the mid
die of the road on the way to the
place he wants to go. w. ID. Hatch
introduced the speaker and an
nounced that on Friday Of next week
stereopticon views will be exhibited
at the church by Robt. S. Holmes.
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SANS SoUCi CLUB
MET THURSDAY, FEB. 18TH

Members of the Sans Souci club
held their regular meeting on Thurs
day, February 18th. Mrs. Bert Gage
was the hostess of the day.
After short business session the
program for the day was taken up
Miss Thorp presented paper on the
children, and Their Department, Of
Colonial Days" Mrs. Everndcn, Of
Ormond, followed with most instruc-
tive paper on Mothers of Yesterday
and To-day" General discussion of
topics followed. One of the guests,
Miss Walker. of Indiana, then told
a true story of The Poets CGoethc)
Pipe"
After formal adjournment, refresh
ments and the usual social hour
closed a very pleasant meeting.
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CONNECTICUT FOLK
PLANNING BIG DAY
NUTMEG SKATERS SAY THEY
WILL HAVE BIGGEST EVENT OF
,re KIND HELD HERE THIS
WINTER.

Elaborate preparation is being fnade
for the observance Of Connecticut
Day. which is TO take place at the
xau,ilus casino. Monday, February ~
ia. bir.l92y aoriv"rsary Of General
Washington.
Visitors from Connecticut and local
residents who came from the Nutmeg
state say that this celebration will be
opi,a the biggest state day reunion
Of the numerous occasions Of the
Find that have taken place here this
winter.
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Orders for job printing received at
this office will be promptly executed
and delivered to your address.
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LOW TIDES ON THE BEACH.

Afternoon and Forenoon Tides Occur at
Approximately the Same Hour
and Minute.
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Grim Wit of DounIas JerroId.

Ugliest Of trades have their mo-
ments of pleasure. If were grave
digger, or even hangman, there are
some people could work for with a
great deal of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Jerrold.
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Mrs. John X. Shields and daughter,
Miss COwan, of Washington, ID. C.,
are season guests at the Princess.
Mrs. Shields is the wife of Senator
Shields of Tennessee.
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Quits.

Your boys were in my appletree
again. observed the first suburbanite.
IF you say anything more about it,"
declared the second ditto, I'll send
you the doctors bill.
Ledger
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News and Gazette News at the office
OF ]. f. d. Graves, near the postofce,
where the Daily News man holds
forth, or call 116-red.
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SHOWING
HIGH CLASS
FEATURES
DAILY
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE
OF MAILS.

Mails arrive and depart from sea
breeze postoffice as follows;
Southbound-Arrive 5:45 a. m, ana
AS p. m; depart, 11:15 a. m. and
500 p. m.
Northbound-Arrive, 2:45 a. m. and
2.15 p. M; depart, lis and 600 pm
Sunday hours - General delivery
open from 300 to 800 p. m.
Mails arrive and depart from the
Daytona Beach postoffice as follows:
Southbound-Arrive $50 a. m. and
400 p. m; depart, IL noon and $3.50
D. m
Northbound-Arrive $3.50 a. m. ana
200 p. m; depart 1875 and 6:SO p m
Sunday hours - General delivery
open from $3.50 to $3.50 a. m. Windows
will be closed for the distribution OF
nail.
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\ delightful dance was held at the
Princess Is-ena Thursday hlRh''
,raDtv couples being on the floor.
The music was furnished by the
Tucker orchestra.
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Requires Time to Mature.

Until the pearl oyster is SIX or
seven wears NJ apo II does not nro-
duce any pearls.
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Those rooms should be rented; that
furnished house let. Try want ad In
this department,
Evening star., 1915-08-15
Ocean Grove.



OCEAN GROVE. N. J.. August IL
The annual children's festival in the
Auditorium tonight filled every one of
the 10000 seats. and the singing. drill
ing and recitations OF the little tots
was cheered to the echo. One Thousand
children have been rehearsing for
weeks for this event, and II looks as
though the entertainment would be re-
peated before the end of the season.
The Rev. DR.. Cortland Myers OF Bos-
ton will preach in the Auditorium to-
morrow at both the morning and even
ing services. He will also deliver a lee
ture next week, his topic being big
Blunders and the Fools Who Make
Them" Admission to the lecture will
be by silver offering. and, as the asso
citation puts II. Admission will be by
silver offering. and this is one Of the
times when you cannot get away with
copper penny for a silver offerine.
for you give IL at the door as you
enter. At the silver Offering Chill
dren's Sunday. there were 5000 pen
nies This will illustrate what the as
sociation has to contend with to meet
the expenses for the great entertain
ment features they arrange for the
amusement of summer visitors.
| Mr.. and Mrs. A. Steele of Washington
are patrons of Stokes Hall.
Spending the season at the Summer
| field are Miss Cora Frank and Miss
Mildred Frank of Washington.
II. r. Van Law of Washington is
| summering at the North End.
Washington is represented at the Sea
side by Mrs. w. F. Craig, Miss Helen
Fields and Donald C. Craig. jr.
Other Washingtonians at the North
End are A. o. Bliss, A. o. Bliss. jr.; Miss
McClung and Mr.. and Mrs w A. Sc
told.
The Fountain House is entertaining
Mrs. Charles NJ. Kelly and Miss Mira n
Kelly OF Washington.
Mrs. w. r. Wedderspoon Of Washing
ton is visiting at the La Pierre