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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-20
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g. Roooemig SIT geloltraien bon $25
inns in Sic Soften oes @erfabrens
pcrurtbeilt. Sic mur0en ldurloig BE-
flln0en,. NIT ibren M~llto1lobilen gu
ldJneG gefabre1l 81 icil1..
49, Sim 1onnerstog miro 5as gro,
BE Nifl1if Scr @rotto5 Ser 8rei
5taote i'm 9ladbnpf @atdytomer
ltuttfinoen. @eltern 1pl,rSe 0as oft
5ielle Nrogramm fir oielcs greignib
p%er6ffentlid)t. gu ocM Nifnif per=
,oen 5000 Ser omen ermartct.
8eamte Ser Iri=gitp Naillpap
& 2igbt Company ul1ter Siibrl,1g if
res Nrdiioenten S. 5. 9prter lopic
cine &eibe Don 3el1gen aus Den 1rei
5tabten ii1l6 gelterll nod 5pri1,g=
fiel6, Sc, eefubren, molelbit bellte
Morgen cine Gerballollt1g gegen Sit
11ep6ussgigentbiimer ullb G6auf-
feure 6eginllt. Sic 8%erban0llmg
miro oorm1siidtlih mebrere Idge in
IMnlprllb nelnnen.
- Mm lebten gonl1abe1lb lprr0e
Der 80. gebl1rtstag bon 5enator 81.
M. Gralpi oro bon 9ep. 800 &i6ge-
mood Mpenl,e al,f ser alten @ratp=
|foro @ci1nitatte in gogington Iomn-
|lbip Mod Sslano GollntD, III groB-
artiger @eiie bon elmer 5nblreid)erA
'@efeQidaft bon 6rel1nben lnl0 Ser
manOten %begangen.
80 5rqulein @o5el sc. @ielinger,
cine Godtcr bon Serrn llno Tra1l
Is. 81. Mieiener bon SEQ. 1906 8raop
|5traBe, mlrbe am 5onnabeno Nad)=
nittag inn 8farrboule Der 5meiten
Congregational Stride tburb ReD. 81.
Ia. @anep NIT 6errn elmer $. Semi
mingion bon M1olille getraut. Der
|i1luge @belnam lit III Ser Deere &ar=
better So. ST. S2it Moli11e alrgeltellt.
9as 8aar mfrs IN Moline Dobnen.
@el1te Nndmittag nm 2 l1br
miro 6as @elddit bon @arneo uno
bon Mal1r's gel6loilen aperou. Ole
M1rgeltellten 6ieles @eihdfts aperoen
eil1 4ifnif allf Sllburbnn SslanD ON
bel,tigen Mndmittng a66alten, Sc.
gel11, 8aiebnllipiel, Iart5M1 Mernct
l110 anoere 8ergniigungen biloen 0as
Nrogran1m bes Nifnifs.
- Ger 1apenport Mptarp Gluf
6at geltern einen telegropDilder
@liidnnniG OH i0ic NaNiotalto1pe,1:
tion Ser MptarD Gibbs 5naSan 5rnlr
|cisco iiberrnittelt.
- Ml,palt Sloac Netersberael
febrte p~orgeiterll slbetlb 1lod) bier al1
riif, llad]oem er 1900 Weeilen IN
gllltptnobil in Sen Staaten SSllinois
l,no @isconiin 5uriidgelegt batte
Seine 5amilie !6eiirLoet iti6 our Bel
in Mtilforo, 81, art0 miro in oet
nddltcn Iagen bier %eiatrefen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-20
8attcric 9

Dit boiler Mannidaft l1n0 9(rs=
rilltung riifte am Sonntag 8ormit=
tag lll0 Nadmittag 11nlere 11el1e 8at-
terie 80" our erlten uebl1ng auf Sen
alten Jair Mnlaget an ser @eit 3.
Stra}e aus. General gbiutant @llD
6. 2ognn bon 9es Woincs beii1tNte
Die 8atterie lln6 lpra6 itd IN an
erfennen0en Morten iiber sic 2eiitun.
gel1 aus.
glm Madmittag batte General s(6=
jlltant aogon cine aonferel15 nit
9atteric=Gbef San S. goers ser 8at<
terie 9 ll1o @ntteriehef q. 6. 8bit=
lep bon 8atterie 9l. Don Clinton.
1ie @atterie miro am SonnabenO,
ben Z. Nl1grit, bon bier aus 5ltall
Ielolager in Sparta, @is., ol1srii-
fen. 3as Ielolager beginnt am 8.
s(llguit u1lb oal1crt 5eb1t Gage.
Sp6alo bie 9atterie nad] bier bon
oem 6elolager 5ltriidfebrt, miro Sic
8ltnoesregierllng 5ebn gfer0e fit Die
gotterie foufen. SsSm Iriibiabr nab-
item Sabres mcrOe11 meitere 5ebn
EferOe gefauft, oesgleid)en I'M &erbli
1916, bis Die @ntterie iDr polles
NferOemateriol bon 40 Hfer0en a1f.
meijt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-20
san9crfa6rt.

@elltc 9lbeno Inn 1890 l1hr treten
Die Sanger bon I%apelport, Mod
Sslono, DSoline, 4eorio inns Wels=
eotlne Die 6abrt 5ll1n 9roben sanger=
telt IN Snlo6a mittcls Spe5iol5l1gcs
Der Gpf Sslano Wnbn an. Ius
Sangerfelt finoet bon Mittpody bis
einihlieBlid Sonnoben0 IN Sn,o6o
ltatt. gs merOen iih insgelamm1
ilber 100 Sorgcr o1 Ser 6abrt be.
tbeiliaen. Sic Miidfcbr miro an
sonntag Meno erfolgen. e(lf oer
Miidreiie geoenfen oie SGnger in bel
aolonie s(t,anla cir1cn fur5en Muicnt
bolt 81 neln1en.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-20

Mls tir5Ii9 in Nem Dlprt
Der 16 Sabre alte Saeob 3ofen1tein
III 8esleitung ieiner S9pelter Rez
befta; uno feines 5bdferbu1beS bon
eincm Nusgang nod Der elterliden
Wpbnung 5uridtebrte, fab Die
@6peiter in einem s3immer eine1l
Mann. Der gemitli9 alerlei @egenz
Fdnoe bes 9ausbalts in otpei 8iinz
oeln o~uiammenpudte. Sic fdorie bpr
@d)red auf. nOrauf lie Der ginbring<
ling ins Gefibt fhlus, nm Damn bic
Sreppe 6inauf aufS Dn9 an ellen.
Nber Saepb uno Der lunb firmten
inn nah un6 ftellten ben 6 Sub LAM
gen Rerl binter eiinem @9ornFein,
lpo er inter beltanbigem Mbpebren
oes i'm lputenb a%nipringen6en Sun-
oes bletben mubte, Bis er boll einem
goli3iiten abgebolt tpurbe.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-20
SUI iOll mnkcrecridytlid, scidlidtcts

SS1 Sem 6ol bon 6. q. Iiifallp
geAe11 0ie 9ettenoorf Company babcll
Die Mlnualte Ser ~beflaatcl 8clel-
ldlaff, Goof ms @alllff, aslterll cine
Nlltlport altf sic &logeihrift binter=
leaen lalicn. ST. Der Ml1tlport mo-
d)en lite aelterlo, BOB Dor mebrcrcl1
Monaten allriid cine Sdlid)tln1g nut
bent &lager i'm 9etrage bon $3.50
i0pie Ser @esablling iammtlid)er
Ier5tc- ms @oipitalfoitcl cr5ielt
loroen lei. Ser &l6aer mllroe aqll
3. September 1918 Bel Scr slrbeit
perlett. 3ie Sdlidtll11g 1oll a1 49,.
Maiir5 1914 er5ielt morocu iein.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-20

$50 Pie eroBen Muffen.
9err Weper: Na, 9err S9ulae, but
Sbre 5rau au@ cine 5dlafbede fa;rsi
ote Jetbgrouen angefertigt2 s
9err @9nlSe: Mnsefangeu butte
lie 3fcar eine, aher es mar ibr al
langpeilig, ba Bat Tie ftatt Der Dede
ibren Muff binseseben, oenn oarin.
9aben beinabe 3tpet Mann Dfab!!
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-20
Mencs uun scr Gplisci.

Scr Mrbeiter Ilopo garbarot mlr,
i0e geltern 9lbenS in ieiner @obmng
III geo. 1872 8ipleD StraBe bon berl
Geteftipeli fNilbop lrub Simmer per=
'baftet. ST lit beldul0igt, sic 16-iab=
rige Selen 9llrau nerfiibrt 3lt babct.
@egen unanltdn0igen 8etraaens
murbe geltern Mben0 Nete 5tabeD il,
elmer Mllep 5tpild)en Ser Wain nno
8raop 11no 5. ulo 6. StraBc 0urd)
Geteftip 8ii6op nerbaftet.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-20
Ole &4ttts
0roAuHe.

Gbicaga IS, Sllli. Mei5en
1161h SSllli, 1924 Sept.
&orn 1878 Suli, 70 Sept.
Safer ~ 4[93Aks, Sill, 1875 Sept.
getreioe fir 8nar $50. 2 rotber
8i1terapei5en, l1eu, 1924; SO. 2
&orn 70; 5ta1oarb Safer 55.
Moggen go. 2 lton1incll; $50.
3 1OOc.
@erlte - 75-7sc.
gieb nua n &p,rnopptiiiiOnen.
GBicago, Is. Snli. Mitlopieb
.3nfllbr 10000, 5tiere $500 bis
1910; @iibe 1ln6 Climber, 1925 bis
.9,25; &alber 81. 50-1O.25.
Sdmei1te 88ufubr $4,000, Blnr
$6..7O--- 80; a@iltneiSt 5ll So. TO-
P760.
ghaie ~ 3ufubr 10000, Nal
gu $5.6O-6.75; 4aiisa11ler $500 bis
S.25.
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s18--21c.
Butter Creamery 21A Biz
I2519c.
Ger - 16-17kc.
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-20
etabt nnb Gounp.
9ienstag, Den 20. Suit.
aleine staot=M enigteitel1.
- @ebt alten GtrobsSiiten elm neues
M,,sleben. @ebrollden sic unler Eulz
Der. Miepe's apptbefe.

StitglSpNlts tlNl St%
Der. Miepe's Mpptbefe.
SEER @cilrid) StoItcnbera bon
Solprooo, &anias, iciert am beutigen
Gage ~icirlell 10. @eburtstag. ST
lmlroe olll 20. Stli 1855 i'll 6ief=
bergen, Solitein, gcborcn l1no fan
an %. Slllti oes Sahrcs 1866 ilber
@ulpeltpn, Scras, ms 2ano.
Turd) Irieocnsridtcr Ibil.
Ialum mllroen aml Soln1obeno Mbeno
IN iciner Office Tralllein @a5cl OTa=
RE Moore Don Moul1os, ST., NIT
&errn Charles @iuian1 @ortb bon
9apel1port ln1o Sralllein &atberillc
9apre bon smitbficlo, ST., nit
&errn Mop 3. Sobl1ion Don Caution,
ST., gctrallt.
SEER George s. Sterasoorff
crfielt aelterl1 Sic Sralterfl1noe BON
Dem al Sonntag crfnlatea slhlcbeo
leincr Sdnpelter, Nralt sGnl1a &elllcl=
liz it 3enper. Iral1 &erulellp mor
60 Sabre. Sic miro bon smci Slit
lbcrl1 bctroltert. Sic 9ecrOiglulg miro
bette Moracn itattfilabcn.
6. 9. Glarf, cin Ml1gcitcllter
Ser SSllocpenoellt @afillg Company,
tparos poraclterl1 auf 0ie 9lnflage,
al1f ieilen1 Nlnpelcn al1f Gogel ge=
ldoiicl1 SIT babe1, nerbaftet. Glarf
cntibmloiat lid] 0an1it, BOB 0ie @ogcl
Gin 1@cnleinldaoen leicn. Mltf lcir
gerIpredel1, nidt mieOcr SIT ldlcBelt1
ipl1roe ct freigelalier1.
Gol1ntp9(1bitpr IS. Collins
erbielt geltern eilcn 5dyecf inn Sc
trage BON $685.. Ser Sdef itellt
Das $4,000 gcrmadt1ib oes MihS
tiers s. S. Iilon a65iiglid Ser Orb
1daftsite1er I'M 9etrage bon $40
Dar. County 9(ltoitorgo. Collins bat
Die 2cpee &omlluiiim1 BON Sem gin=
treffcn 0es 8eloes i1 &enntniB &C.
iest. Sir Sen @elbbctrag miro Elm
gpril1g6rl1r1el1 in1 4arf on Der Sc
bee crridtct meroen.
-g3op McIonolo bon Song @rope
erlitt an1 Sonltag ldmcrsbafte Ser
lesllngel1, oils bas sl1tpnobil, III 0cm
ct fllbr, OH Scr is. nno Nerrp Ctr.
init eil1esl1 StraBel1bablmage1 Ser
Sofbale Strabenba61linie 5l1lanl=
menlticB. geinc G%erlebunaen iir0
nid)t gcfabrlider 9fatur. Sic al1oe=
rem Srrialien 0es 9lltton1obils fan1en
ql1it 0en1 Sdred 0apol1.
Observation-Disclosures s. %.
SsSones bon ser Mof Sslal10 8abn
COB gelter1 befam1t, 6aB bic Nod S.
la11o @a61geiellibaft in naditer 3eit
sic Sllnrlle bon S25O,O00 fiir nelle
8riicfcn 1t1to 2egllng 11elter @elciie in
bielem I6cilc be5 2alloes nlsgebcn
apir0. Sn Ser Soapa'er sl6tbeilung
aperoel1 lleue @clciie mie folgt geIcgt
tper0en: % Meile1 meItlid BON Soma
Gitr, II Meilen bon Mtoolla nod
1es Wenires 1111b 10 Meilen bi=
reft meltlib bon Council Mluffs.
- gotparo $. Gltinn, ein begab=
ter 5allger uno Sobn Oes Ietcftius
Sobn Quinn, meldler mebrere Sabre
INIT Ser Columbia Sdlool OF Me1lic
bon G6icago aliociirt nor, miro anl.
Mitt1ppd) ia Ie@itt OH %trcte1. SEER
alliltlt lit @ei6aftsfii6rer Ser glOe=
rno Opera Company llno ma6t sur
.3eit cine 8aitreile 0urd) Winnelota
l1l1b sSyolpa ullter Oe1 Mallpi5icn Scr
Meopat6 9ureau Opera SO.
- ST.. Rape, 8abnar8t, Security
Builbing. (Ina.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-20
'strafenfommiiiGr Goens ipielt 80
li5iil.

StraBet1 : &ommiliar &ermanlt
.@oens, melder lett mebrcren @od)en
ein groBes 8ledldil0 alf Ser SSl1nelts
I|eite ieil1es Mocfes tragt, 0as ibn oils
Noli5ilt geo. S%ounoiobiel msmeilt,
mad)te geltern Maorgen bon Scr nit
BENT S6iloe mrbulr0enen Altoritat
@ermenoltrg, als er zen &ontraftor
Ibeoopre 9}ied bon 600. 2129 4ipi-
lion StraBe perbaitete. @ontraftor
Ried ioll micren 5trabeufommiiiar
Ig0ens init Dem groben poli5etlid)en
8ledlGiloe ol,f Dem Tutter ieines
Modes ei1len u@rafter" gebeiBen bp<
ben. @egen &nntraftor Ried, mel=
der 9iirgihait fir lei,, gridpinen
Dor SEM Noli5eiridter itellte, lit eine
Mrtflage ,pegen 5rieocnsltornns erbo<
hen 1por0en.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-20

MiIIebgebilIe e, So. Ser 3uz
itanb bon 2eo 81. Sranf, Ser samt5z
tag Nadt bon einem Mitgefange1en
nit Wederitiden ldiper berleet iporben
lit, bat lid beute beridlimmert nnb lit
:entldieben fritild geipDrben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-20
stpffc fri. @as-MauteI..

@s lit nidt ollgemein befann!, bob
bic @aSmGntel ober @liib}triimpfe,
m pelde iia bus publitum uls etz
nas lelbItperitdnbIi1es geipDbnt Bot,
besiisli1 ibres beuen @lanaes ll1o.
ibrcr Danerbuftiatcit bpn 5tpei fel-
tenen @uttungen @rbe obbdnaeu,
namli1 bon 9borium uno gerillan.
Die Geipinnung al9 bte1er 9toffe
1T onrd ben grp.Ben &rieg hez
rt1flubt pprben.
Sic perOen als gelpiHen Mrten bon
Comb erlanst, ipeld)er inter benz Sc
~iumtnamen rWtpna5H" betannt lit
un0 Defenders reidli9 in Bra1tlien
pprtommt, aber in betrdbtltd]en
Mlensen nu9 III Norb : Rarpitrd,
RanaDa unb Srlbien. Sin n~eueroings
er1aieteneS @u1 Don e. 5, GsbD.
ubcr Ieltene Grben entAGlt a,l6 iiber
porliegenoen @~egenitanb mebrere inz
terefante Ropitel.
Der 8erfaier teilt init, bab Ser
bttreffenoe brailif@e Gmo aus it,
genb einem grunbr lpeitails oie tpi1=
tighten Der1orgungS : 4uellen bilbet,
obtpobl fein @ebalt an irirtliDem
Wono5it nur Elm red6t geriuger 1T,
namli@ bios ungefdbr 5lpei Yrooent
betrdgt. Dieie braiiliI9en Eager
tpurben bis Dor einigen Munoten
grDbtenteils bon etnem DE usti dre II
Spnbttat %tpntrolliert, meIbss i'm
Sabre 1906 ben preis Inn SO Yro=
sent beyabieBte uno Nerburd bic bril-
lifhen uno Die aineritaniIden @eIeGz
lnaften, pelde fi1 ebenfaas nit bie=
|sr Snouftrie befobt batter, aus benz
@el9dft trieb.
Das oeutl9s @pnbifot bebieIt bic
s6err19aft neiter, Bis ser 8Dlterfrisg
tam. Derielbe modte balb Der 8els
ieroanq Dpn Mono5it : 6anb alls
grafilten llah 9eutfhlanb Elm Gnbe.
5eitDem ipirh Ser Sonb bie1er Mrt
i'm gtnete Mrbz Gorpltna mieberum
oon amerttonti9en Weleui9aften fDz
temattfa %bearbeitct. Die Dritii9en>
geieaf@aften bagegen lino, folpeit be-
tannt. nod ntd)t lpieoer III oisTem
Teloe aufqctau9t, au6 ni6t in Sea-
raba, Snbien unb 5iibafrtta. Daber
lit bic grpbuttipn fir Sen Weltmortt
cine inheimt1h=omeritanilde getpor=
hen Bis auf lpeiteres.
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: 8se M Mrot. Dottor:: 80

- 8seim Mrot: Dpttor: mas
iebIt SShael1, mein Ssrr?
&ranter: Sia NJ INNER ,penn id)
bus Wort r@ngldnber" bDre Dber
leie, sudt es mir in ben 5inaerlt!
20 tie gro BE gu rsdt L. 5rau.
2ebmann: Wos {ebe i@, bas 8ilOs
nis unieres 9elben 9inbenburg bas
Ben Sic bier in her aiiide a,tges
bradt?
Trau Sdmibt: So, miIen sic.
&i9 bette ndmlih lit BET Slide 10 piez
le Ru{Ien, uno ieitoem Oos 8ilo
hier bidnat. aeiai iid tein MuiIa mshrl
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-10-27
A. F. Freund, War Veteran,
Dies at Kearny Soldiers Home

August F. Freund died at the Home
for Disabled Soldiers at Kearny yes
terday after short illness of pneu-
monia. He was in his fortieth year
and held the position of post COM
missary at the home where, under
the direction of James F. Connolly,
the superintendent, he had brought
about many improvements.
Mr.. Freund was Spanish War
veteran, having served in Company
X, First New Jersey Volunteer In
fantry, then in Company M, of the
Fourth New Jersey Volunteer In
fantry and subsequently in Company
H, of the Sixth regular army in
fantry. In the latter command Mr..
Freund saw active service in the Phil
ippine Islands during the latter part
Of 1898 and all during 1899 and 1900.
He was invaded home.
Mr.. Freund was unmarried. He
leaves two sisters, Mrs. Valentine
Riker and Mrs. C. Albert Gasser. two
brothers and his mother, who is the
widow of Rev. Jean w. Freund. The
funeral services will be in the chapel
of Fairmount Cemetery at 4 o'clock
tomorrow afternoon. Rev. Oscar e.
Braune will officiate, and members of
Camp Mitchell, u. S. w. ", will at
tend.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-10-27
SYLVESTER c. DUNHAM,
INSURANCE HEAD, DIES
President of Travellers and ri.
rector of Many Companies,
Succumbs at 10.

ARTFORD. Conn, Oct 27.-Syl-
vester G. Dunham capitalist and
president of the Travellers Insurance
Company, died of pneumonia at his
home here yesterday.
He was born in Mansfield, Conn,
and was In his eightieth year. Mr..
Durham was a direct descendant of
Elder William Brewster who came
to this country on the Mayfower, and
was admitted to the bar in 1871. Later
he became city attorney of Hart
ford, and in 1883 became secretary of
the Corbin Companies in New Britain.
Two years later Mr.. Dunham was
appointed attorney for the Travellers
Insurance Company and sent to Den
yer, Col.
In 1897 he became a director and
two years later was elected vice
president. In 1901 he was elected
president Mr.. Dunham was a direc-
tor of the Metropolitan Bank, of New
York and of the American Surety
Company, of New York, the Under
wood Typewriter Company, and of a
of other corporations. He
was a member of the Union League
Club, of New York, and of many or
ganizations in Hartford.
Mr.. Durham is survived by his wife
and a son, Donald A. Durham, an as,
sistaut secretary of the Travellers
Insurance Company.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-10-27
G|RLS!! BEAUT|FY
YOUR HAIR AND
STOP DANDRUFF
Hair becomes charming, wavy,
Iustrous and thick in
few moments.
Every bit of dandruff disap-
pears and hair stops
coming out.

For % cents you can save your hair.
In less than ten minutes you can
double its beauty. Your hair becomes
light, wavy, fluffy, abundant and ap-
pears as soft, lustrous and charming
as a young girls after applying some
Danderine. Also try this-moisten a
cloth with a little Danderine and
carefully draw 1t through your hair,
taking one small strand at a time.
This will cleanse the hair of dust.
dirt or excessive oil, and in just a
few moments you have doubled the
beauty of your hair. A delightful
surprise awaits those whose hair has
been neglected or is scraggy, faded
dry, brittle or thin. Besides beautify-
ing the hair, Danderine dissolves
every particle of dandruff; cleanses,
purifies and invigorates the scalp,
forever stopping itching and falling
hair, but what will please you most
will be after a few weeks use, when
you see new hair-fine and downy at
first-yes-but really new hair grow
ing all over the scalp. II you care for
pretty, soft hair, and lots of 1t, surely
get a 25-cent bottle of Knowlton's
Danderine from any drug store or
toilet counter and just try it.-Adver-
tisement.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-10-27
Miss Theresa SChaller Is
Bride of John Lonergan,
Fire Chief in Millburn

Miss Theresa Schaller, of Millburn
avenue, Millburn, became the bride
last night of Chief John Lonergan,
of the Millburn Fire Department.
The ceremony was performed in St.
Rose of Lima's Catholic Church,
Short Hills, the rector, Rev. James T..
Brown, officiating.
Miss Agnes Lonergan, sister Of
the bridegroom, was bridesmaid and
Edward E. Engemann, of Pittsburgh,
was best man. The bride wore chan
tilly lace over white satin and a tulle
veil caught up with orange blossoms.
She carried white crysanthemums.
The bridesmaid was attired in coral
net over green satin. She carried
pink crysanthemums.
Owing to recent deaths i'm the fam
lilies of the couple the wedding was
quiet. A reception had been planned,
but the invitations were withheld on
account of the bereavements. After
the ceremony the bridal party had
supper at a Newark hotel and later
left on a honeymoon in the South.
On their return they will reside in
Millburn avenue.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-10-27
Miss Anne Louise Silver
Bride of Stephen I. Kelsey

The wedding of Miss Anne Louise
Silver, daughter of Mrs. Edgar o. Sill
yer, of Walnut street north, East
Orange, and Stephen Tomlinson Kel-
sey. son of Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence II.
Kelsey, of Prospect street, East
Orange, was performed last night at
the home of the brides mother, by
Rev. DR.. William Lawrence, of Col
gate University, Hamilton, N. Y,
former pastor of the North Orange
Baptist Church, assisted by Rev.
Arthur r. Fowler. the present pastor.
A reception for 500 guests followed the
ceremony at the Woman's Clubhouse,
East Orange.
The bride, who was, given in mar
riage by her mother, was attended by
her sister, Miss Katharine Silver, 9s
maid of honor, and Mrs. Frederick
Curtis, of Reading, Pa, and Mrs. Os-
wald Pfaelzer, of Montclair, as ma
irons of honor, and five bridesmaids,
the Misses Helen Silver, another
sister, Inez Foster, Katharine Potter,
Of East Orange, and Mildred Kelsey,
of Brooklyn, and Miss Clara Bull, Of
Pasadena, Cal. Harold Kingsland, of
Goshen, N. Y. formerly of South
Orange, was best man and the ushers
included David Stuart Bingham,
Courtland and John Kelsey, Edgar O..
Silver, Roy Dickinson, of East Orange;
Paul Morrow, of Hartford, Conn, and
Randolph Reynolds. of New York.
The bride wore gown of white
velvet, cut short, with under ruffies
of silver embroidered lace. Her veil
was tulle edged with silver lace and
fastened cap fashion with orange
blossoms. She carried a shower bou-
quet of white orchids and valley lilies
and she wore platinum bow knot set
in diamonds. The attendants were
gowned in the orchid shades, the ma
irons of honor wearing a deep laVen-
der taffeta trimmed with silver lace
and carrying orchids to match the
gowns. The bridesmaids wore lighter
shade of orchid satin veiled in silver
embroidered lace with arm bouquets
OF orchids matching The maid of
honor was in light pink lavender
trimmed with the same shade tulle
and silver lace.
Mrs. Silver, the mother Of the bride,
wore q gown of cloth of silver with
black tulle. Mrs Kelsey, the bride
groom's mother, was In silver bro
caded satin.
Following wedding trip Mr.. and
Mrs. Kelsey will be at home after
February 1 i'm their new home in
Prospect street, East Orange.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-10-27
FUSION N0M|NEECLA|MS
SCOOP ON DEMOCRATS
Produces a Blank Circular
Which, He Says. Rivals
Are Getting Out.

Drawing from his pocket a small
booklet, Alexander Il. Pearson, fusion
nominee for town clerk in West Or
ange, told the audience at a meeting
In Macintosh's Hall, Meeker street,
that town, last night, that he had
made a scoop" ON the Democratic
opposition. The front page of the
pamphlet contained this Inscription:
What the Fusion Party Has Done
for West Orange" Eight pages fol-
lowing We're blank. The candidate
told the small group in the meeting
place, which included several women,
that the Democrats intended to circu-
late the booklets to the voters in n
few days.
But | got ahead of them," said Mr..
Pearson, land | think that they are
doing an honor to the Fusion party,
for this book is clean throughout
'"The booklet was a topic for the sew
eral other speakers at the gathering
and Frank E. Watts, who was de-
feated for councilman last year, said
1t looked like a diary.
"Well give them something to write
in there before 1915 is over" he re-
marked.
Rev. Frank Fit, pastor of the
ItluSeV1eW presbyterian Cnurcn, an
other speaker. said he was interested
in having clean politics in the town.
Il am aware that we have a political
machine in West Orange" said the
clergyman, "and / know what it
smells like. The church, the family
and education have been Christian
lied, but politics and education have
not. The best way to Christianize
politics is to elect to public Office men
who are clean and sincere"
Councilman Daniel j. Gillum desig-
mated the party in control of the coun-
Gil as a political clique, who are, he
said, responsible for more than rs per
cent. of the trouble which happens in
the towns affairs. Mr.. Gillum also
criticized the manner in which several
appointments to the police and fire de-
partments had been made. "In my
opinion" he continued, there were
three men who dominated politics in
West Orange. Two of these are gone
and the third is i'm the First ward; so
it is up to you people of the First to
eliminate him at the coming elections
and make the people of the town
happy, for / know that this clique is
costing the town money through their
inefiiciency."
The other speakers We're: Lawrence
II. Cortelyou, candidate for council
man in the First ward: William #.
Nehr candidate for council in the Sec.
ond ward; Jesse Hayes candidate for
tax collector, and Ernest Woodruff,
candidate for tax assessor. John
Drake presided at the meeting.