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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-09
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: THE sEARCHLIGHT
latest, News from the Fields OF
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GIFTS OF BLOOD.

plood TRANSMISSION, one of the trtT
umphs of modern surgery, is NO
t1onper a rare operation, but Is belns
eguiarly used in every hospitai -
we'll as by physicians in private prac-
tfce. Thousands of lives are Dein6
saved annually by this mean
At first. the fresh blood requireu
co,,1d onIy be secured from some one
strongly attached to the patientsS anu
the dificulty of securing pure
baelthy blood was at times 1nsur-
noountable. Now many persons are
SID to save life by the donation OF
fheir own blood and in every CITY
surgeons have a. list OF scron 81
healthy persons who are WlLlnS -
submit to the process OF losing pAooo
even for the benefit OF persons un.
l-nnwn In them. In New Lork.
rood sized society has been ORGANIZED
for This beneficent object. It's mem
hers submit to periodical examln a
tion to prove that their Rlooo rs II II
GOOD condition, and stand ready 70
donate it whenever needed.
improved methods for performing
the operation of blood transIu IS'a
are continually coming INTO use. ~ :,
object being to make as l1ttle 4 s1r' -.
ai+,,eT donor or patient. A Chicago
lhosnitaI Is having excellent results
W R9fPi a ne y wapparatus designed by one
o 49, ..a musicians. It includes several
err In the important feature OF
1 ey is an adjustable transfusioS
needle. II more than one syring era
Of the life-giv.ng fluid Is reau .lain
tue needle is let in the donor !. ,.s ss.n;
/ the filed syringe being unscreMe es
o e anofher replacing it. This saves
th ha nan Of, the withdrawal and IN
Isartinn of the needle.
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nNucatson outside Of schools,

No educatfonaI slgn.hcance OF
nsllA1 than school agencies is enpha-
SIZED in a current survey of educa-
3fonA1 progress just issued by. the
UHfted States Bureau of Education.
libraries, museums and art gall
sIekfes are unlocking their treasures
SIId seeking to establish a very di-
s1.Sef relation to organized school
sssSSpIk e declares w. Carson Ryan. Jr.
( & IffDr of the Bureau Numerous
~ Ter agencies and organizations are
Sl8afIr & work whose direct education
ssI,F infiuence must In the aggregate
~ enormous. There are 800 educa-
EfSnxi associations. many OF them ,
s; 81 Ina National Education Assocja-
s4sISs and its branches, doing direct
Is xsIr in the professional education OF
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-09

/ to meet him joyfully. and they would
go together fora long walk in the
park, and he would tell her of the
evils of chewing gum and warn her
that If she wished to keep his love
she must never. never fall into the
pernictous habit.
No. oscar. /" she would promise
sFor,asI haye told you SO often, =
he would say, ttthe practice of chew
ing gum enfeeb1es the mind. makes
the jaw one-sfded, and leads to drink
and loose living. AS the secretary of
the Anti Chewing-Gu League am
in q position to know -
yes, Oscar" she would coo. AnG
they would continue their walk and
maybe, if she was good girl, he
would kiss her goodnight. They
were enga ged to be married In Ser
TENDER
In the fall of that year park em-
ploye went around cleaning the
benches. From the under side of the
bench on which Oscars young wife
had waited for him every day during
their engagement period he was
obliged 10 scrape of 345 dried gobs
| of chewing gum.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-09

Ii Wade ,McGrath, sof the Hargraye.
.motoredf from New York to Cleyer
land a few. weeks agoSand was forced
one night to stop at small cross
roads hotel in Pennsytlvan1a ZOE IL IL
.lanf3iord. OF the hotel was reckomed
the. meanest man in the county
he kent everything undeE lock- and
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A. EveninsEch o.

'771-7. - AIl .EFENIuES1 LN1A1Os- r
EaratSsl with nre is good aovlce7 :
know ...a. do,,-
Careful with, words is ten times oou-
bly, so. sa,,e-
.3IT5nouafifs unexpressede may
times fall back dead
dsrt God Himself can't Kill them %t l4
they're said. -,r,c>,
..s-W1LL CARLETON.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-09

Victoria crosses are cast from can
non taken by the British.
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esTake off your shoe and see what's
in it, celaselled the stranger.
She did, and there was diamond
on which one might raise 200 seeds.
.-oh JOY" she cried ut was the
bad man Who lest It, Isn't he stungs
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-09

The coroner at Hampstead has
Efounti tllat no one was to blame for
the death of Frank Holt, who shot
MORGAN The only blame was placed
on gravity and 1t seeins that It is un-
indfctable.
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sor1oE 70 rAKn DISPOSITIONS.

1u,a A. bowman. PLAINTIFF.
70. IN Changer IN the con1ty
West Virginia.
Thomas Bowmnn, Defendant.
rs Sfhomaa Bowman:
' Y Il notice that tho dispositions Of my
sci land sundry other witnesses, VIII ree
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-09

..Why do you. weep little one?ss
It is a subway passenger speaking to
q. fair young thing In the Seventy-Secr
ond street station. Kind SIR. she
sobbed, "a bad man Joat1ed me IN the
train. He cut my stocking open. and
{ am shy seven iron and-boo-
hoo-snih, sntff-besfdes me foot
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new YORK. Aug. s-'Tis

NEW YORK, Aug. 9-'Tis 9
strstnge world indeed Some time
ago some good. lovable nuts engaged
In uplifting this world, pllcked figs
from IhistIes. spinning ropes Of sand.
razorfng the grindstone and hellins
the cn4, had a meeting in Union
Square, the. Mecca of the soap box
silver tongues.
these uplifters yentured to say
that. perhaps all was not forthe best
in the beat of possible sworda, a few
more courageous lifted their VOICE
until. It could, be heard by the job
less sleepe5ss In the park but no one
was disturbed. yet the suplifters. we're
clouted. piE,ched ana throwl 40 the
c1ink. ~
little. groups of war agihtors bawl
treason in broken English. harangus
the president, defy the government
and with breath vonit insults upon
this country WHOSE. bread they eat.
There are q lot of simple minded folk
who would like 10 know why these
traitors are not slammed into the
cooler.
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eyes. said big strappEng English
actor at the Lambs Il tried to get
in the British army. but couldn't pass
the physical examination. The doc
tor said mad boating cartilage IN
nv foot and water on the knee. !.
why didn't you try the navy
asked Willie Collier.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-09

key. and there .gsso no chance for 2
casual caller, to get pen. ink. soapf or
anything else free. The night Nc
Grath arrived a. hoy from the depot
called with a message, and ooked ar
the old timepiece which hung on the
wall. c5s
when McGgath went down next
dag a large sign hung over the face
OF tha clock. 1t read: This clock is
for the use Of the hotel only"
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-09

Lew.Bailey owns a fighting club In
Philadelphia. and the other day
Tad. |" the caytoonist, went down to
visit him. Bailey believes In giving
his patrons dollars worth OF fight.
Fans in the Unconscious City" 90;
not like to pay much for little.
The night that Tad" was there
the club drew a large crowd and Lew
wanted It to be a big fight SO that the.
patrons would return. He called IN
the warriors for the first skirmtsh:
and told them to got to tt-Tney fougns'
like whirlwinds for Ave rounds. and
then slowed up and some one In the
gallery asked if they roomed to-
gether. Another yelled in falsettoi
voice: stop the wanton brutality "
Finally Lew, who was to slip tne
winner Ave dollars. slid doWn to the
ringside and barked: come on there
"a little speed
one Of the gasping boxers lifted his
hand and with a whitening glapSe az
Bailey said: ..Whadda you want for
.hve bucks, Civil war;"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-31

fe f9 bsreit ertldre. oua gege una
losSuSisbe I'm 10 geipiKermabe bic
G9eItnOtts for bic gnglifAe aus
benz Seuer gu bols. mir Deitf4s
fin off ap6rs for niemanO effrebt,
In Cd Qibt feline Mld9t Der Welt,
no uns In unlers gsre9ts Sad
fappe fam. afptper mas Is biz
Subs, nod mebr Gambler 81 ruinis4
Re I'm su bemmetI6e2 unD bas Is
Der einsise Risfen, for tparum i'd
nit -glsias bebt, peun bic StaIiener
aud nod en- 8abr ftarte bebte. mir
fin INNER quite Greunbe bon bic
Giteuiens getpefe, IN in Gddt fin
Ie unItre 4Ieis, dtuiptr bns Is +.
anneres aopitel, IN bnDpn Ipre9e
nler ipdtsr nod email" gr bat mid
bann ber8dbIt, mas CT slei4e bsbt,
aus3ufinne, atptuer bns Is nit for
pobIitebfaen.
Damn Bat Der aniier gsIagt;
s6ier ia nod { annerss Ding; bic
Sdpps ipplls isBt @abr nit S6eis
ne; bas Oubt uns off 2Obrs nit
tptserne; mir ben grab genug Grus
BEL an 9dnb, in for ben Risfen Jag
i'd aud: SID gebibbsl lin et i6utt
mprris. atpiper oa Is bod ebbes.
fpos bon groBs Smportena for uns
mar, tpsnf mir. es pibte," st bat
mid bonn piOber ebbes edsplebnt,
lpas au9 nit for poblttebIden 10.
i'm baun fam Der Mebnpeitt.
npbilipp,@ bat er sefast, i'd fras
Ga bid isbt, ipp gleihit bu ON BETTE
bin5uge6n, n19 StteIlie Obber mad
G1einie9a" Men, bas Ding Bat
mid bod teinber geppHtlt. SD ben
mid for { Minnit bic Sad iptpsrs
gepsntt IN oann fagt i9: .@intm,
i9 bente, i'd bub Sdeinis pries
fe6re. Jor bic Spdssitis IN Mats
tarcnie = @einidt plfit ih nit bel
febre, I'm biIeios iin i'd ou6 fdpn {
BAR nal In Sttelie aefpsie, otufpsr
in Gdsini, fin ih nod nis nit ess
ipefs. .abgemo9t," bat Der Gms
perez geidst, .Gett robbie. Sn :
Stunb Opn iest fin ale priepersb.
idens sema9t, for bid binsubrinse.
Gn part bon ben Meg mub BIT In
/ GbrIdipp tr6ipmeIe, aipipsr pas
ma4t bid Ia nids aIss. Dor dIIs
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-31

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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-31

in slnl6lhklI4 hst Wothuuati tstll
amiduml unltH init slnpm AnSps
fen btlstl. Ute Mumll Enb Der
SdnllsrpaHs anqsi6niiitn, nit um
bds hanNtlmi bfrum fen Ihlitbtns
ben. rad etbaff 1mln6pFbnEtn 8uno,
htn. Tit Npfnfrisiit Iin0 In 1alltu
etlsgl, btf Raden NJ alail. llm
otn hnla NJ tiu paidbaru aras
gen gtltgt.
etbr uisbcll IN Mandri unh
5toff III bds I'm n66Iitu 9ilbs Cab.
biIonng q u%oratflbrit MootI fit
Elm RanmittaQstlsio. Gs III nua
aemuIitrta, Isinter Gtios eeoadi,
ldbl F6 obtr oli1 aus mOamuHslin
berfit1tn. Die Gpiben ipdbIs man
In 1untsIIimbtinfarbsu am btftm
rtdt ouftig, aIIo foesnauHts Gdat,
isnfpibs. Ju Isihtsu 6olbeIn 1T oies
fe Gpibe inter 6iiftb0hs 3fpeimal
Inn ben elnitsn Rod gsiebt. Der On.
FAB bon Stoffblenosn gsbsdt. Gis
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-31

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tlfa sltfa in e4a nlss 81
Htt
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-31

no ou bid Elm BON auspide tannif,
no bu am Bette oIei4e Oubit ans
tusr es muB ipfprt sei4ebnt bitdhs
t9 brou9e Snformt6iGen, TN bic
lam i9 bon nismanb annerI9ter
frags unb edspedte. Oh diff fAmort.
lin OanR Daft bu bic srobe Ballet
f4es in ben QinsD; o, tpeun id nor
10 bieI 2sngpitiaes uanerIebn belt,
tpie bul"
s2nitt iu6r aibbsn", ben i6
geiagt, .bu biit mebbis Der ein5i
&c Msnfh. no 10 { CUTE Spinien
bon mid bat, grab siue bsn i'd en-
8rief na9 bic Sunsitst Stebts ses
Idriipipe, iii bas bat mid fobr ges
modt. Dort bat eS 8elerIh. no
INNER bente, bob i9 en- 2eier FIN"
sNeipiper meinb, pbiL1 Pat Der aoi
fsr ssiagt, Dipsnii Der Mabr itptuer
Is, bann friegs bic Menide { bifs
Terente Opinien BON bid; aipiper
msr BEN jebt feline 3stt, 5u pebIie.
IN for ben Gieisn min i9 bid rsis
tetpeg iaoe, mas los Is. 0u psiBt
Dab es In Sttslis INNER nod nit
geIettslt Is, pb Ie Dabr ben ppls
Ob6sr nit. Die 8rittifhe ZEN nod
nit esnus Nsbfdens in ben ldred.
Iide &rieg eeOripne uH fu9e ims
mtr nod mad neue Widiims. Sic
ielbit ben orseeFunne, bob is nids
msbr ousridts tSnne, IN bn mifs.
benn onnert Mehfhens gebunbDhn
in nit nae mUgIi4e prns
Ipipsit gsbripps lpsgbe. bis
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-31

Dinge, mumm is bos @Ort, ionTl
tpenn ebbes eraus lieie bebt, pdr
Der gauge pldn gefpeult." St fat
mid pIentts GeIb geiptps, bitabs
meme SonOs mare idon for bic
lGngit 3ett an ben @efrisrpuntt ars
setomms, I'm i1 ben bod aud nids
bon bic 8dnt siebe tonne. gnnis
bait BENT i9, Is ss aud nit mebr,
ME reht, ooB i'd faeins Gdspeniss
be3dbIt triege.
Sd ben mid rebbig gsmadt lin
ben i4nea nod email { tpenig in
mein S1einie 9idI9ennerrie az.
gudt for bic asnepitI9 { fpenig aufs
8ubroi9e. Sen STE idon email {
fdeinies BUD geIele, 9err Rebads
tionGrg Mel, i4 ben aud nod
tsins geIefe, I'm i9 ben mid ein3ig
IN dllein, 10 mas msr auf beiff9
fogt sdslubFffIe uuf meins
Sbre i'm mein 3ungei4Ias berlalTe
I'm auf msiu nntierlt9e @ift for
aengpitf6es, @ie i'd mad G6einis
TONNE fit, bas BERT Id Sbne nit
fdoe, bas tDnnt fieriuhe Romplitebs
i6sns i'm @efoIg ben, I'M biIeibS oos,
itadt eS Sine ia aud nids aus.
Gs Is gsrug, iperil i1 Sbne faae,
baB i6 sliidIid Bin fin tomrne, IN
stpur mar es petiug. mo i9 nit meme
besIidt ben. Sd t1nnt Sbs
ne { Destrippf1en bon bic 3ittie
setptps, oiptuer i'd bents nit, baB bas
rDtig Is, bitabs Se t0nne bas ia
in tinisem Bud IsIs, i'm es is iips
tperbaupt gar nit Der pDrpes BON
meiu @aIein, Sbns noburgeI9i6tli.
DE QbbanoIuugs gu Iiefere. @lei9
an bic StebIden 10 70 en- tleinsr
Gheinies Su mid tomme, Bat oes
bout for mid. bab sr puttinier 6os
pebfmsnt NIT ieiner Hns oeItrods
bat, I'M Fat esiagt: n9iebusbdbO
babu9" Sd ben NIT gstptBt, mas
oos meiut IN ben Bios gefast: ,Gis
Ieifeimei,4 IN i9 ben es redt oes
itrode, bistnbs Der 6sgsr Bot mid
In { 8ugsis iebe made I'm BAT
iib ielbit bafor selponnt, I'm Bat
mid mad ben 9Otel gefobre, SD
btnte, i'd tonirle gan3 gut 3ure9t,
iupmit Id psrblsiips Sbne Sbrn Iies
Ipsr PbiIipp Sauerumpfsr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-31

8luIs. bic nuf elmer nniiegsnben gut
tertdille gsarbeitet tperOsn muB. bal
aereibte Rudens unb @prherteiIe, Die
elmer in SGum6en eefertigten gaIie
nit aneeI9nittenen asrmelaHidben
unterndbt Iinb. Der glatten, berg
fOrmig iid Dffnenben Meite 1T Elm
I9maIer SpiBeneinfab uufgefebt, ben
fleins 6amtidleifdsn siersn. Die
I'm oas 6anOgeIent mit!eIs Stcffs
biinbden fsItT6IieBenoen 4ermel ers
6alten breits SptBenfaIbeIu. Meis
4es Samtban6 i9IieBt uatsr elmer
S6leife gum 8iirtel.
SIN snd4Fsn Wlo6eII (%gIbbilOuas
81 ihb glatter unb gemuIterter
GHIeierfpFf feline 9eiabborteH
Spiben unO gano %Suiammen 5n
einem ouftigen GrabjubrsiIeiO Derars
bsitet iporoen Der lin Die Sdile
gereibie gtCd .aBt lints ~isittpdrts eis
niQe Julfel ~nuslprtHgeTl. Gr Dat,
auBsr stipa ~ 3ol breitsn Saus
men, teinerlei S9mud duf5uneiien.
lin 70 gr6Bere Aufmerllninteit lit
Der 5ailIs gepibmet. 5ier isben ipir
3unddft cine Melte, bic iOtpobI Gus
einfarbiBtm StOff nIs oud aug Seis
be geiertigt tperben fam. Nus beius
GtOif mie bic Msite fno aud
Rrueen unO aermeIauffdIdgs su ors
uH0 oIlss iibereinIfimmeno NIT
BefubbOrts auo Gpibe gu garnieren.
Die NGnber Der Wproerteilt fin6
ausIangeitisrt, Elm MuBpitb Der febr
fpirtungsbuIl lit. I'm bic Soile
III eth 9~auosirtsl geIest, Der untsr
S9kIfs faIiebt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-31

eiHeellidt. Dieter GtrefFen lit INNER
bon Der Garbs bes aoltiims, bIau,
buff" ODER idipnr3. ie no9oem.
Menn es Iid i'm bds Na1mittdggs
aDitiim ban0eIt. lit bic 9lule reiaer
nnseeftdttei. Sine iehr piinIGengs
fperte BLUE 0iefer art, su einem
bunteIblouem Goilesaod at troeer,
1T bon bIdu uno tittfarbiq asfreifiem
EofFeia, breits unb fhmaIs blaus
Gtreifen auf BEN eslbIihen Gruno.
Born bleiben bic Rdnoer Der 9Iufe
stfpn reurt ooer sebn 3on aussinans
Der, unb Oieg'r Ranb fnir6 auseefiint
burh cine Meite bon tittfarbigem
Gbiffons9u
Gin prattiIdes arbeitstIeib seigt
ods erEte unitrer beutigen 8iI6er
MbbiI6ung IL arbeitstIeiter Tao
am sfpedmabBfen aus DaI9itoffen
nus3ufubren, itbo6 fam es inter
l~imitdnOen oenisen su einem Dorbans
benen Rcf bic glufe ALIEN aug
Mnfnifuff sa arbeiten. Del Rod
unferes MobsIIs beitsbt aus 8ipei
Gnbnen NIT bfrtsn eingeltgttr JoIte,
um bic nItios @eits gu er5isIen. gr
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-31

eta MHfffhth am
aW ZEAL ifiasm a8saaai ltis
NatH3 fHttAsib .Na iN. tt mif
iif Niflltfs mli tH Blllt b.
f4 wtiu tH iN m faAin
Gee Ntarb frdttim W LONGS Hfs
met tsDl sTt Tenn lt t.lm tslsn
miAm Mot fihtH
Htitnu ftb hiaah lhi hf Nbi.
TO ID QUO alai lghtnl'
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-31

Matttitatmh .1A lmf
5tntn nv Ais 1aHalt 81 @fla
His NfH
US. pina elsb itsn M csatal
im &laHN lsmfHHi'
RbmlfmB MttuMun
fen plitu ~ Elm mslltft
tamplu mll Wann unb Naai ~
itWmaH8m
snh atmm Mdnlsls
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-31
Gmpfanagportehrun.

NJ
gen. sNtan iiebt ben 9ommiIitonen
Saffel felt einisen Sagen gar niAt
in Der &neipe."
yMeiBt 9u, fein Batter min tin
befu6en, unb bd muB iid
SdffeI in Osr Rii9ternbeit trainiertn.
8psboft. Moosrnsr Mlds
Ter: Sd babe nein leBtes @emdI0e
an cine 3eitfdrtft psrtauft.
9etannter: Dobl dls 8erierbtl62
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-31
Mnsh Der q mmiert. 8.

aus Der @ 4miere. De
rettor: nS6rsdIid, fdrsdIid - mos
Der Dos gelo nebmen, Die Naipt
broudt Elm neues @ebiB.'
Ssetrtegss MprtfpitL
ggau, unisrs oeutfHen untsrfssbpots
fuerben ibre Gade f9on MAIDEN
Slider! Wir tperben NIT oieisn
moritimen 8Isinfris9 England tIsiu
friegen."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-31

Der tletne aftton6r.
aebrsr; .9lIio ipern id Die 3aAl IL
our9 2 tsilen pia, bdrt nenie i9
2 Den sOibtiOr" unb - nerrs i'd
nun Mloiss, psibt 9u's9"
Moies: .Die ,@ibibenbe""
Gin menf9enfrsunD.
n@eh, RauerI, mad pieosr a puar
S@uB au De auFen niiber, bob r q
fpenig lnrubts perben, uada bdbsn'a
Dor De 2Gus pieber a tpenig Hub,"
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= Der neueF .S6Iager".
n5aben sic idon a~nieren nsusiien
Sdlager %geieheng"
.Nein."
Damn seben sic bod mai bin."
sd CLAUDE taum, baB man mid
Dorldbt.1
,Ndnu9"
,gld, ss fam it9 bod nt9t ieber
5inoenburg dnieAen tpoIIenI'
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Mubflmilitn .WuhG pIf
la CtHwftldu htn CH Eapbsmlr
rod BET Gtotttuna tttbin molIml@
Brubtnbofn. ia, utt
bmn9a
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@nnhrmir, ioubtrn .WQir fan So'l
9rtsbtRboru. .Das ID aus
asstlhnst.
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paftuL 8faM 8tu Assa.
hflllf6em mlA paUammfHl
A. Wlaai INST HuA utl aal. bab
8# MITE unnHltaHaH t~HatHttfu.
aa eh sa glutdllaIs tdtsn. nut
Hab 10 minultlla EFF httn go
ih binf Aillh M8 lfghrr 4anllfs.
ten istf ialiniaN gtiasunam
mil ben Na6asm
aedln. Sif iSunm Del mIt BED.
hanols tsfuhlal lta. Mabams.
etT mtnlat ~ maomltiotnbl
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for mid ge'
mart, un nte mer
uus begrieBt unf
5aubibub geiagt IN
6dnbs gefdentt bats
te, ba fagt Der mil
helm: sglau pbis
Iipp, i'd mub bid
email bottere.
sd ben StDsi
GdGpps for bid.
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HfHhNnfN f NN aaH aa
t taeHH NsllasM iNhtf w
b WAfst i8f 4Hl# ~.
Eat itHi
NfHlfhtN nH6lih Bee
tfl m# l8 aH sIg8 Nfaat
HtaHtHfH Ma inef
1tatf ttU Aas iuu 8alaaHi
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g Il m m d.

Summarif9. Gdite;
g@o 1T benn msin StanopIab?
G5riter: nSebsn sic bort, no Ser
Bad unO SIRE beiben GrsunOe Dor.
beiI9isBen.4
Ourum. Grfter Rommis:
Der prin3tpal bat Saulae entIois
Zen, ipdrum benn2"
3ipetter aommis: nSo, CT botte
3ahni9merser unO tornte ii6er Oss
prin3ipals DiBe ntft Laden"
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MI General Soffre.

I'D las Sem t0ridtes Blappern,
miait ms alIm1bIid %5erinapperrl.
Sd CLAUDE. Soffre, On 6eiBt Sir babe
Admd6liA 8eine 3dbne ent5ipei.
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S9peFer OUR iGngsrtn);
pQber, marie, mos bait Oh oenn nit
meinem parfiim ongefongen, 6as
5ldf49en 1T ia gnns Iser24
Marts: Nd, oamit babe Id ges
tern eiuen 6anbnertsburI6en ein9es
l4misrt, Der rod 70 tOmii4!'
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Offner s dgreihebrief Nfs
Ybtlipp saneratupfer.

1tis.
Mlein Iieber 6err Nebadtiondr:
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atatia6ri.

Dirtin; mas! ne Siege tpor
i'm adffseg ga, 6ofar fam la bod
nidt, id ftede bod nidt Srin!"
Mitter: nDas peib id, i'd
babe ia aud ni9t oeIagt, baB cine
Sans ortn bsrumfdipimmt!"
Newark post., 1915-12-01
SOCIAL NOTES

Fraternity of Delaware College
gave a dinner on Thanksgiving
evening, following the football
game last Thursday between Della
ware and William and Mary Col
lege. Sixty-two covers were laid.
The dinner party was chaperoned
by Mrs. E. Laurence Smith, Mrs.
George E. Dutton, and Mrs. Walter
H. Steele. The house was taste
fully trimmed with Thanksgiving
decorations. Bunches of Ameri-
can Beauty roses, were placed as
favors at each lady's plate. Those
present were:
Carlton Pepper, James H. Sale
van, Warren c. Newton, Harvey c.
Bounds, Harry V. Taylor, Carlton
Walls, Clarence Brewer, Morris
Mitchell, Dean E. Laurence Smith,
Professor George E. Dutton, DR..
Walter H. Steel, James Hastings,
Irving Reynolds, Marvel Wilson
Charles Meyers, John Gum, Hugh
| Downing, Harry Alexander, John
Alexander, William Hutton, Hewes
Messick, Nathaniel Evans, John
Hall, Virgil Hearne, Edward Nc
i lntire, George Hearne, Calvert
Stevens, Frank Tyson. Rudolph
Taggart, Carter Marshall, Alfred
Connellee and Edwin E. Shall
cross, Miss Helen Mcdonnell, Miss
Ethel Grieves, Miss Elizabeth Egg
CART, Miss Marian Alexander Miss
Sallie Mrvil, Miss Helen McLain,
Miss Emily Frazier, Miss Edna
Roberts, Miss Elizabeth Wright,
Mrs. f. Laurence Smith, Mrs. Geo.
f. DuttOn, Mrs. Walter H. Steele.
Miss Anna Jones, Miss Elizabeth
Houston, Miss Alice Evans Miss
s Ethel Cmpbell, Miss Ester Reed,
Miss Elsie Wright, Miss Margaret
PoStIe, Miss Frances Davis, Miss
Mary Mason, Miss Mrgaret McIn-
tire, Miss Edna B. Fallon, Miss
Rosa Pepper, Miss Edith Huber.
Miss Alva Grant, Miss Laura Con-
neIIee, Miss Verna Kenner, and
Miss Marie Taggart.
Following the dinner the entire
party attended an informal dance
glevn in the gymnasium. The pat
roneSSeS at the dance were: Mrs.
Samuel G. Mitchell, Miss Winifred
}, Robinson, Mrs. c. A. Short, Mrs.
Z. Lawrence Smith, and Mrs. H. E.
Tiffany. Members of the William
and Mary football team stayed
over for the dance.
Found
On Saturday evening the 27,
female collie dog. Owner can have
same by proving property and pay
ing Tor this advt., apply to H.
Earnest Kemble, Cleveland Ave,
Newark, Del.
Last Friday evening Mr.. and
Mrs. Penrose Wilson gave formal
aance in the Armory in honor of
tnelr daughter Katharine Letitia
W llSon, Miss Helen Macdonald Of
olnclnnati, and Miss Elizabeth
roberts of Boston who are stu
GENTS at the Misses Shipley's
school at Bryn Mawr. The affair
was delightful in every way: the
music was excellent, the floor
l.oomy, and the refreshments par
.Icularly enjoyable. The follow
"g guests were present:
Katharine L. Wilson, Helen Mac
pohald, Elizabeth Roberts, Jane
nrown, Edith Mendinhall, Mary
w llson, Helen Wilson, Elizabeth
wright, Elsie Wright, Eleanor
rrIlng, Cornelia Pilling, Edith
s,hlttlngham, Bessie Nottingham,
Alce Evans, Mary Mitchell, Mar
aret Davis, Edith Spencer; l.. G.
'iulholland, George Wilson, Nor
Is Mitchell, E. w. Martin, S. R.
Cl. lhnpoca, Tor~,, nH;%ohon n p