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The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1915-01-30
LA PERLA DEL CIlIIERO
NOVELLA
(coNTINUAzIoNE vEDG NUMERo PREcEDENTE)

con Pattenzione con cui 81 ascolta un
uomo sull'orlo del sepolcro.
= Mic Dio, ii sci avvelenato!.. =
grido' la vecchia balzando in piedi. i
La cosa va, penso' ira Sc Flo-
rindo - che assunse aria tragica,
rispose:
= Non ancora, ma POGO ci manca
II fatto, e questo: guarda questa spill
la; e mia, e. vero? Ebbene prestami
tremila lire, 10 te la lascio in pegno.
Lo spirito di Agilulfo ci perdonera
- Tu sci pazzo! Tu dai in pegno il
talismano della famiglia. =. Non ii
vergogni?
= Allora, zia mia - concluse Flo
rindo con Voce tremante di pianto =
addio, vivi felice, ogni tanto vieni
spargere una lagrima sui milo avello
Florindo ebbe le tremila lire la
zia tenne in pegno 10 spillo,
Ma, rimasta sola, e guardandola
bene, sospetto che la teoria del raggi
Rontgen fosse una storiella. La perla
era tanto piu' chiara di quella che lu-
ceva sui cimiero di Agilulfo! II solo
sospetto che quella canaglia del nj
pote lie avesse giocato un tiro, lie fece
fiaccare lie gambe. Mando' il fido ca
meriere chiamare rorefice, il quale
dopo un breve esame dichiaro' che la
perla era falsa.
= Falsa? = grido' la vecchia prem
dendo la spilla, cadde riversa sulla
poltrona.
Flu un momento di confusione; il
cameriere corse per medico, roretice
Sc la dette gambe, la dana di com
pagnia adagio' sui letto la vecchia
che non dava piu' segni di vita. II
colpo era state TERRIBLE; il medico
non pote' Sc non verifcare che la po-
vera donna era morta.
Florindo era al cafe discuteva
con un cravattaio per vedere di acco-
modare una celta partita, quando
vide entrare il cameriere della zia con
quell' aria precipitosa funebre, tanto
sosplrata.
= Signorino.. CORA che la zia.. /.
- La zia?
= E. morta!
= E. morta? = grido' Florindo e
con un calcio turbo' bruscamente Ie-
quilibrio dellusuraio e 81 precipito'
fuori seguito dial cameriere.
La zia pallida immota giaceva mel
letto la spllla fatale era posata sulla
comodina nella sua nuda falsita.
Florindo s'inginocchio' commosso,
recito' dele preghiere, poi 81 alzo'
con gil occhi bagnati di lagrime prese
Ia spilla, la bacio e la infilo' ALA era
vatta memoranda:
- Ed ora, milo talismano, brillerai
sui milo ciniero?...
FINE
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1915-01-30

suono della musica. Egli fece pespe-
rimento collocando una pianta sui
pianoforte dove un fanciullo 81 eserci-
tava ed un'altra eguale su un tavoli-
no; e vide che la prima crebbe con
rapidita' doppia della seconda. Anche
egli avrebbe osservato che una sensi-
tiva apriva i fiori quando 81 eseguiva-
no dele frasi musicali semplici dol
ci Ii richiudeva al primo spuntare
di una dissonanza. Ecco COST, oltre
allie piante musicofile, la pianta cri-
ticO...
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1915-01-30

Florindo del marchesi Stirapalle ri.
mase di stucco, gil occhi fissi in quelli
del cameriere, Mel suo angosciato
cervello 81 formula questo terrible
programme: Tutto, fuorche' far sa-
pere che la perla e falsa.. Non c'e'
che. attenuare il colpo. Onde prese
dire con voce soave:
= AMIGO mio, non 81 puo' preten-
dere di aver trovato una cosa che non
81 e. perduta; 10 Pho lasciata. II Co
dice che c'entra? Non puo' che consa-
crare il diritto di proprieta'. Tuttav'a
soggiunse = eccovi un altro
franco.
= Senta, pochi discorsi Sc lei
vuole la perla, mi deve dare cinquanta
lire, altrimenti ricorra pure ALA que
stura.
Cinquanta lire Fra la somma pre-
elsa che in quel momento ospitavaEo
lie sue tasche, senza speranza di pos
sibile sostituzione. Per un momento
Panima di Agilulfo invesri' il tardo
nipote mel proposito di strangolare il
ricattatore. Ma poi, portati evolu-
tivi della moderna civilta', scaccia-
rono Agilulfo resto' il modesto e
ponderato Florindn. II quale trasse il
portafogli, ne tiro' fuori quattro BIZ
glietti da dieci, Ii bacio' con gil occhi,
poi con cera TERRIBLE disse:
- Semitic, galantuomo, avete fa-
miglia?
- z come, con tire figli!...
- Ebbene, sc Ii volete rivedere
ancora, sc volete conservarvi allie vo-
sire salviette, accettate queste qua
ranta lire, ricordatevi che vi e un
inferno mel monde di la.
Dopo questa tragedia, Florindo
venne nell'eruica determinations di
privarsi dele graziose opalescenze
della perla, la rinchiuse in un cas-
setto. Ma fu peggio; non c'era AMIGO,
conoscente che incontrandolo non do
mandasse:
- K la tua perla? L'hai venduta?
Lhai impegnata?
Gil usurai poi finirono col chlu-
dergli gil sportelli, non vedendogli
piu' sulla cravatta la testimonianza
della sua relativa solvibilita' Flu un
discredito generate.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1915-01-30

- Ecco fatto! -. esclamo' il can
celliere, una volta in Estrada, mo-
strando all'altro la lettera - sotto
questo indirizzo e con questo sgrade-
vole miscuglio di odori di sapone, a.
ringhe, sego e formaggio, veda un
po' lei di annusare il milo scritto!
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1915-01-30
Varieta; di mosChe.

Un naturalista inglese ha associate
che lie mosche pullulanti con molta
noia non POGO pericolo intorno a moi
nell 81 dividono in diciotto va
rieta' ben distinte. Fra esse pero' la
cosidetta "mosca domestica' la piu'
sistente la piu' nociva, figura con
r80 per cento.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1915-01-30
L'aneddOtO StOriCO.

II rappresentante di Hanover al
Bundestag, non potendo comprende-
re in quail maniera 81 fosse venuti a
conoscenza di certe lettere segretissi-
me che gil appartenevano, per quante
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1915-01-30
IL !.

lie cose plecipitavano; debit era
no giunti a tale intrico minaccioso
che certe volte Florindo appena era
fermato da un AMIGO, gil diceva
- Abbi pazienza qualche giorno
ancora..
- Per che cosa?...
= Per quei denari...
- Ma tn sci paZzo!... non mi devi
Rulla.
= Come, non ii deYo nulla? Oh
grazie, credevo... Scusa tanto...
Bisognava provvedere. Florindo 81
rinchiuse in casa giuro' sulla tomba
di Agilulfo che non sarebbe uscito, Sc
non quando avesse risoluto la grave
questione. Ma la fantasia non era la
-earatteristica di Florindo; egli non
trovo' di meglio che fare un passo
verso la zia. Essa soltanto poteva sal
varlo.
Prese la spilla 81 presento' dalla
vecchia.
= Senti, zia, ii prego di ascoltarmi
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1915-01-30
SPIGOLANDO :
| verSi.

Sono di Giuseppe Giusti, scritti mel
1848, ma sempre di occasione:
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1915-01-30
I piu' tiranO | memo

Che piu' tirano memo e. verita', :.
Posto che sia nei piu' senno virtu' !;
Ma memo, caro- milo, tirano piu, q
Sc piu' trattiene inerZia asinita.
Quando un intero popolo ii da'
Sostegno di parole nu'la piu',
Non impedisce che ii butti giu'
Di pochi impronti la temerita'.
Fingi che quattro mi bastonin qui
E Ii ci sien dugento dire: Ohibo'!
Senza scrollarsi muoversi di Ii;
E poi sappimi dir come stare
Con quattro indiavolati far di 81
Con dugento citrulli dir di no.
lie piante e la musiCa.
Dopo lie mucche, lie piante. Un pro-
fessore di Philadelphia ha constatato
che la maggior parte dele piante YER
di crescono piu' vigorosamente al
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-01-20

mas de ameritadOs Y honOra-
bles Jefes Y Oficiales como 10
fueron: Ojeda, Eguia Lis,
Mier. FuenteS. Cara GOnZa-
lez Y otros muchos.
Y va que estOs abortos del
inferno quieren tener elemen
tos sanos es bueno que CO.
miencen por revisar los ma
los antecedentes de SUI Jefe Ell
General Jose Delga-
do.
NoTotros AGA, desterrados
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-01-20

somos sOIdados de conviccio-
mes ' cUandO hemOS servidO a
nuestro gObierno 10 hemOs ne
cho, no por hambre sinO pOr
cumplir con un deber Sagra-
do.
FelicitamoS cOrdialmente a
la gavilla Delgado asi como a
Sus cOrreligiOnariOs Y felicita-
mOnoS de no pertenecer a ella;
pues con la honradez que les
caracteriza aprueban los cri-
meneS cOmetidoS en- las perSo-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-01-20
Nacimientos

Enero 10. y Sra. Benito
Bernal, All, Matamoros Street;
I'm ninO.
Enero IA. -Sr. y Sra. Pablo
Ibarra, 1908, Guadalupe Street;
I'm nino.
Enero 14.-Sr. y Sra. Mateo
G~raciano, 1913, North Olive St q;
IN nino.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-01-20


j%untamente con los hombres
de IN waller sin igual, Trevi-
no q. P. d. Bravo Y otros
muchOs.
Ruego a I'd. dispense que
haya distraido su ocupadisi-
ma atenci6n ' 81 estas lineas
merecen ser publicadas, sir
vase ordenar que Sc les de ca
bida en- su popular y acredi-
tadO peri6dico.
De I'd. afmo S. s. Y amigo.
x. Y. Z.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-01-20
Enero Is. Sr. ySra. Jose Her
nandez. Lamar Street; I'm nino.
PENSAMIENTOS

Sc her6ico, avanza por el CANT
no de las nieves eternas; y a ira
yes del negro muro de la n0che,
abrete paso a la luz.
B. PARK.
Cuando quiero penetrar Ia
esencia de una cosa, Ia atravieso
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-01-20

Dan -AA-LhlA4D ADS
Muy Senior MIC Y fino amigo
En- ell peri6dico del Pre-
sente" de fecha II lie los CO.
rrientes. ne leido un articulo
baio el rubro de Francisco
Villa Y Sus llamamientos a los
Jefes ' Oficiales del Ej6rcito
Federal: no me hubiera ocu-
DadO del asurto 81 unicamente
Sc hubiera hablado del llama
miento CUE Sc les hace a los
miembros del Ej6rcito Fede-
raj, Dero desgraciadamente
en- el a~rticulo q que me refiero
vienen inSertadaS las paIabraS
de IN tai Juan Jose ROcha, TIE
niente Coronel, pronunci6 an
te 81 llor6n de Jimenez. do
rOteo Arango)
Por 10 cue he podido apre-
ciar de este Rocha. eS un
despcchado; pueS Sc refiere
a que ellos Clos que Sc presen
taron ante Aranco) son hon
radios g irreSoonSableS, Y di-
10 tambitn que los elementos
maIos del Ejercito Sc h&bian
marchaGo para ell eXtranje-
70 a esccnjec Sus crimeneS;
esta en- IN grandiSimo error
este individuo : creo que to-
dos mis- antiques companerOS
opinaran de al misma name
r.. de que todos los elementos
sanos del Ejarcito ia mayor
parte) Sali6 De Mexico. des-
pu6s de CUE fuerOn viilana-
mante yenG1dos por EelascO;
por no verse eXpueStOS d su-
fir atropelI3s de parte de las
chusmas que entraron a Ia ca
pital. porque aSi Sc los ext
gia Su dignidad; pero en- cam
bio los elementoS perversOs
Sc quedarOn para Yer que CO.
sa les podia tocar, y mas que
TODD para irsa con ell mejOr
postor. tai como 10 haccn los
mercenarios, : 81 no es cierto
ESQ que Sc me respOnda don
de Sc encuenuan los ameriCa-
diSimos generates Eguia
LIS. Fuentes Y oJros muchos,
esos eran honrados ' nunca
podiar permanecer a. lado de
esa Jauria de fieras ienemi-
Cos de TODD 10 hOnrado) ' poc
% tai motive fueron cobardemen
te SacrificadoS: perO en- cam
bio, los redentoreS Y martires
CD Sc quedaron por que son
irresponsablcs, no Senior, Sc
quadaron por hambre. Sc que
darOn q v7T. 1I,e sol los podia
calentar mas.
Y es bueno declarar de una
vez por todaS, asegurando que
es el grito unanime de todoS
los FederaleS honradoS (pOr-
que es justo advertir que aho-
"a va hay hasta partidarios
de Zapata Y 81 no que lean Ell
Presente''D que nunca Servi-
mos a individuos como Ca
rranza, Villa, o Zapata Y
que 81 nos venimOS a refuglar
a terra eXtranjera, no fue
para esconder nuestrOS cri-
menes. no, venimos a pOner q
salvo nuestra dignidad Y a
TRAFALGAR, pues nunca permit
riamOS que Sc nos ultraJara
tai como a los que Sc queda-
ron en- la Capital 10 han permi
lido; cuando van a ~recOjer
ell sueldo que les regalan Y a
satisfaction nos queda decir
que no somoS n: seremoS mer-
cenarios.
Los honrad0S nunca Servi-
remos nj a carranciStas nj
a v~iliStas, nj a ZapariStas nj a
ninguno de Sus partidarios;
DueS aUnOue el tai ROcha Ip
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-01-20

Eta maquna f.. RIA 100000 Cgarros dtriamente. FORTUNES e han hCcho
en- Ia fabrication de cgarros y puro~ Niloncs de- pesos sc han pagado Z los k
cionitas dc la grandes flbIcsdc prcs y Ugarrgs de PaPcl en- Mexico. Nmguna
fabrica dc Dur0sv cgauus, hata hoy, St hl inStlado en- este pals USlEJ1 c Ia
baco mexicano soamcntc Ia Pan-Amccan Tobacco Co. tvo c#a gran idea yseha
estabcctdo con el obicto de manufacturer Purr Y cgHos en- grand" c@ma la
veta del produto de una soa maquina de cgaros dca 4 Il C0npahia sZ50o e
de .as.-aa aaraEsrs o sea mas que d cNnto por ctcnto del capital, anuaincn:c.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-01-20
De nuestros l~ectores.
Ell Ejercito federal y 10
manifestado por
Juan Jose Rocha.

Laredo. Tex EnerO IS de 1915
Sr -rnarin Z LOZanO.
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A Gentle Hint

II see you have your arm in a
sling" said the inquisitive passenger.
Broken, isn't itT"
Eyes. sir" responded the other pas
senger.
Meet with an accident?" -. 4
mo broke 1t while trying to pat my
self on the back"
Great Scott! What for?"
For minding my own business."-
Rams Horn.
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An Incentive

A well-known New Jersey doctor was
playing golf with a welkknown New
Jersey minister.
We'll, what are we playing for?"
asked the doctor, -., ,s,r ,..s..
why. its rather out of my line TO
put up anything" replied the minister.
WELL" insisted the doctor, I'VE
ought TO play for something; so I'll
put up a pill and you put up a
prayer. er."-Everybody's Magazine.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-23

unwary
Hes TOO wise 70 rock poaf and
point Z gun, but alll'f--
i'Yea-sinl Nhatff
ne via has womanl7 -oersoyle
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HOUSEKEEPING APARTMENTS

BROAD AND DAUPHIN SITS. Is. e. corr
Apt. with rms. and baths; maids room;
/ apt. rooms and bath. Apply janitor
POPLAR, l522-Attractive housekeeping apts.,
conveniences. Apply 1904 Land Title Bldg.
10TH, n, III bedrooms bath, living and
dining-roo kitchenette. unfurn.; light four
sides; attractive. r. w Olhausen, l0Oo Arch,
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CLASSIFIED RATES

CLASSIFIED RATES
DAILY AND SUNDAY
PU B LIC L z D G E r
This STYLE TYPE Cor like thIs)
Three insertions In a week. .12hc per line
Seven consecutive insertions. .lOc per line
Situations wanted, three inser-
tions in week.. ........,'..l lOc per line
Permitted in all ciassihcations except Help
and Situations Wanted, Lost and Found Per-
sonals, Boarding and Rooms .,. -...-
TbT.. insertions in a week ike per line
Seven consecutive insertions. .,15c per line
All rates are based agate measurement,
Ia agate lines TO the inch.
COMBINATION RATE
DAILY ONLY
for insertions in both the morning and evening
papers of same day:
PUBLIC LEDGER
(MoRNING)
EVENING LEDGER
tEvENING)
Add four cents per line net to rates given
HELP AND SITUATIONS
THE PUBLIC LEDGER is IN
SERTED IN THE MING
LEDGER WITHOUT ADDI-
TIONAL CHARGE.
There is drug store near your
home that will accept Ledger want
ads at office rates.
HELP wANTED-FEMALE
odverttstn0 Inserted In the Daily Public Ledger
Is repeated ~ the Evening Ledger the same
day iOtthovt additional eharoel
HogIERY-Menders wanted on white work. we
viii give some work TO do outside. Thomas
Buck Hosiery Company. Jasper and York SITS.
HOSIERY ToPPERsITrsnsfer tpPpsTs RO%s wIRsss Rsss
Hosiery Co. Jasper and YORK.
OPERATORS. experienced. on ladies' silk and
cotton waists. Apply Tuesday, l. Brod q Co..
500 Chestnut
wANTED-Two steady. reliable white girIls.
p. o. Box IS. Bryn Mawr. Pa.
HELP wANTED-MALE
BOND SALESMAN wanted. with clientele.
5o2 stock Exchange Bldg.
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE
class position. q As. ledger Central.
cHAMDERMAIp or waitrsssi best reference
NJ sheridan, NlllanoYa
cHAMBERMAID or waitress or sewing. d
PIT. Ledger ofiee.
cEILpNURsE-Youn English Woman. Pro-
estant would like position as ehiidnprse. Ap-
ply for reference Mrs, II. X, McHarg, Jrp
| care Mr.. J. Craven. Salem, N. y.
DREssMAKER from New York desires en-
gaEements; special prices Eiven at present
| Phone Walnut 0les
HousEKEEPER mng., or mothers helper;
| exp. care OF young Children, Ph. walnut etoe
HoUsEWoRK (gen) or cooking and down
| stairs wolk-sOttled white woman small
adult family; city. NJ 6S5, Ledger Oniee
INFANTs NURSE. English; would 80. en-
| tire charge, bs22 Master st Belmont 4I05.
Nurse practical, child or lady; doctors ref
| 'erence. n Oreenway ave, Darby.
sTENoGRAPHER. dependable, neat, would
consider moderate salary, With opportunities
reference ID ia. Ledger onlce.
WORKING HousEKEEPER Experienced
| Young woman desires position working house
| keeper d 2i6. Ledger Oniee.
| ==---------=-------
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE
MAN AND wIFE-Butler. houseman; wife
eook good refs. NJ zoe, ledger onies.
OFFICE MAN. 20. able correspondent, good
| al figures; years with one hrm; 10 months
Il selling experience ON the road. desires inside
position that requires thorough and reliable
man, d 222, Ledger onlee.
! sTENoGRAPHER and bookkeeper Of proven
ability - years law, manufacturing ana
semmsreial snpsris9ssin n psossaufsE ssa rsPla ana
/ Will educated young man desires position
VII ssar AZ snali salary. u LedEsr Branch,
1
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West Philadelphia
ANGORA TERRACE
h3D TO BOTH SIS. ONE BLOCK SOUTH OF
BALTIMORE AVE.

Built in pairs like side-yard houses. mahlng
every room an outside room. and with varied
and beautiful architecture ~
you are soES 70 Ys E an pareusr apsr
ment out OF the many, many VOC see on
every hand Is naturally matter OF great
Tut there must be ONE BEST APART,
MENT for ySI MffS tbst goes 10 make truly
attractive apartment home Is absolutely az
its best 5 snd ms foS fGT x6S es one
OF these apartments. and this includes most
excellent ana even snd segt iSntor Service
vacuum cleaning service; shades screens and
awninEsma dset ets tSs 10 .rIec ste ay spar
APARTMENTS have fve rooms and bath and
enamel, with artistic papering and fixtures,
cabinet gas ranges, h priEe1s San p0senss The prSe
We have tastefulIy furnished a sample
is open for inspection day and evening and
VIII gye g,,vs y9H tsssa denns nsT, as9 on now % remark
VIM. Hw. QUICK BRO. Inc, s. 10th st.
NORMAN s. SHERWOOD. 141i Walnut st.
THE GIRYIN. 1910 Hamilton st.-e rooms ana
baths; bedrooms; second noor private porch;
t4b. Phone Preston b276. or tanitor.
t2e bo-s5rH s.. 152o-3s tnear Chester ave.J-
Modem in every respect. Apply jSnitor' on
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Logan
..,Ek koeAN sNSI FEAt RNb FsTATEEN FEX9ATENoU
n. M. Smith, Broad st.. OPP, LOGAN station.
Oak Lane
OAK LANE-Better see that Colonial house.
eS0b csmac st.. $4,000. SAMUEL H. READ,
NEW JERSEY
Haddon Heights. N. >.
LIPPINcoTT LOTS AND HOMES
HADDoN HEIGHTS. N. ].
National Park, N. ,.
pUNGALows, 500 cash. $40 monthly; lots 25
xisO; near trolley; eonv TO river; National
Park Gst o. re A Bank 1srs,y sys % see sFis' is,b S
VIRGINIA FARMS
1Io ACRES. which s5o acres timber, $500;
bargain. A. d. HEALp. West chester, Pa
REAL EsTATE-sALE OR RENT
CITY
OWN YOUR HOME BY monthly payments Of
from siT 70 $50; houses loostsd N. Phils ana
Sihis Union Trus, CO.. fiss7iS Chestnut 81
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Faotorlss. warehouses. MfE. Floor.
METROPOLITAN BUILDING. cor. Broad and
Wailace Rooms 5000 TO 40, 0C0 %. a. on
no0r. Apply 70 q. r. Lasher. i4T N. 10Th.
MORTGAGES
MONEY FOR MoRToAoEs
$500 $1,000 5000
$500 $1,000 $4,000
W a. HOOD. 512 NORRIS ST.
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THE 0IRVIN 1910 Hamilton st.-6 rooms ana
baths: 3 bedrooms; second floor private porch; ;
t45. Phone Preston b27o. or tanitor.
t26. b0-55TH. s.. 1520-ss tnear Chester ave, -
Modern in every respect. Apply janitor, on
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BOARDING

ARCH, 16l2-Newly furn.; running water all
rooms bath; meals served; phone.
BROAD ST, no CThe Graham)-Cool, attract
lively fur, rooms; all cons; table board, " up,
JFHIGH w, 1Sl3-i5EReautiful rooms. with
board new management Phone Tioga S22l.
PARK, N. 2l25-Newly furnished single rooms
for gentlemen with board rates very res-
sonabe: phone Diamond gas
SPRUCE 12oi-26 (Brismonde)-F rooms
single. en- suite; private baths; table board
SPRUCE, 1O2S-3O-Beautiful front 2d-hooi
suite, furnished or unfurnshed; choice tabl'
to permanent, desirable people.
WALNUT, 453i-2d- floor rooms with board
near l.; southern exposure; refs. exchanged
oVERBROOK-6O6 Drexel road; boardinE.
tennis. swmg pool. Phone Overlook 29O3.
10TH, N. 22-Delightful vacancies, porch, lawn
exceptional table; near l.. Barring 20os w.
SPRUCELYN-3O5 s. 4Ist st. Miss s. NJ
HANLEY, formerly of Chestnut 81.
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APARTMENTS

BRoAD-OxFoRD-2 large rooms and bath,
unfur.; priv. dwelling. &c g2tl, Led. Cent
CHESTNUT lsOs-1 -1O--(Da shwood), prof, offs,
bachelor apts; elevator serv.; opens Sept. l.
SPRING GARDEN l9lo-Excellent apts. in y
different houses some turn.. kitchenettes,
PHYSICIANS office, also l, 2, 3 or ,5-room
apartments; furnished or unfurnished; with
or without private bath excellent cuisins
board optional. Apply 252 South i7th st.
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WEST CHESTER, PA.-A farmhouse, with all
convcniences, offers comfortable home for a
few guests for summer and autumn. Address
p 6l7. Ledger Office, - -.
GERM ANTowN THE shippen),. Wayne and
Hansbury; FIRST ciass in appointments and
service. .- ... ..~ rr.. o..
Ocean City. N. ,.
OCEAN CITY. N. J.-Hotel Henry, 7th and
Asbury; room. board. SO weekly.
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What He Thought

You have inherited quite a nice lit
tie fortune" said the family lawyer.
yes" replied the fortunate youth,
"a very nice fortune, indeed"
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-Iatler,
The fact that the air raid on Lon
don, IL coming, cannot be much longer
postponed, combined with the warm
and darkening summer evenings, has
rendered the game of Yep watching
more popular than ever. Many gallant
soldiers are daily "bombed" into mat
rimony in consequence.
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II suppose you will pay on a lot Of
debts now?"
IL had thought of 1t. but have de-
cided to make no change in my man
ner of living. l don't want TO be ac-
cused OF vulgar display,"-Exchange
New Britain herald., 1915-12-18

after the presidential party returned to Washington for the winter.
 Both the president and his bride agreed not to have their wedding in the White House but in her home near Dupont circle, which sometimes is called the social hub of the capital. She lives there in a tastefully ar ranged house, somewhat small by comparison with the mansions which surround it. It is not large enough for entertaining on an extended scale and for that reason large company was not invited to the wedding. MT. McAdoo, the presidents son-in-law, was the only member of the cabinet included in the party The rest were all relatives
 The repeatedly expressed wish of the couple for a quiet wedding un- attended by any great amount of pub ]icity is responsible for the general lack of common knowledge of so many of the details which attend such a ceremony. No public announce ments have been made of the gifts re- ceived and likewise there has been no announcements of the gowns and decorations. New York dressmakers have been frequently during the last few weeks at the White House and at the brides home and she has made one or two shopping trips out of the city to complete her rousseau