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The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1915-11-25
SPECIAL PROGRAM
UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH

National Thanksgiving week is
National Home Mission Week
throughout the United States. A
special Home Mission program Will
be given next Sunday evening. The
Christian Endeavor topic will be In
cluded in the program, which Will De
given at 1880. The Sunday school
is still growing and still there Is
room. Following is the program
for Sunday evening:
Opening.
Twenty minute song service.
Scripture lesson, Acts 1:1-11.
song 129.
Prayer.
Song 70.
Announcements.
Offering.
Others" Laura Mercer.
waiting" Dangny Hanson.
Where Cross The Crowded
Ways" Mabel Billmayer.
ION His Threshold" Florence
Hanson.
Solo, Katherine Slime.
IA Hero of the Cross" Mrs.
Barnes.
Missions at Home" Bernard
Slime.
Shall Our Civilization Remain
Christian?" Prof. Elliott.
Cordial welcome to everyone to
all the services.
G.. L. STINE, Pastor.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1915-11-25

"Hypocrites," Orpheum, Sunday.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1915-11-25

Lyman Barnes is among those
who left last night for Helena to be
in attendance at the Poe trial, which
comes up this week in the Federal
court for hearing.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1915-11-25

the men who follow the rail are nat
urally adventurous, seeking excite-
ment and danosr, and it is believed
that the Mayta6s service on both
land and sea aal1moGD the craving.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1915-11-25

Bruce Olander left yesterday for
his old home at Morris, Mimi. He
has been employed part of the
time in the Enterprise Office and is
a trustworthy man. Having sold
his REIMBURSEMENT he decided to re-
turn to his old home for the winter.
"HyDOcriteS." OrDheum. Sunday.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1915-11-25

The new time card on the G.. N.
goes into effect Sunday, Nov. %.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-12-09

baIt mid perItonosn, 5er6srt9 Sci
no9moIs ber3Ii9 ni1tommen!"
DortIos oriidten fie Ti6 Die o6n,
be, elm i1Ones, reines Seuer 9iii6te
in beioer 9lugen.
9lu4 9ertruo hattie F6 erboben.
Die NluIit bate einen bumpfen Druid
BON ibr 9enommen. sic Iebnte Iidl
an ibren @atten, ibre Scn6 ftobl
fi9 in bic ieini9e. Dies mar 6euie
bic 8peits 2iebtoiung, lpel9e Iie ibm
Suteil tperben Iieb.
naieblin9," faste er. unbetiimmsrt
Inn Ser6erts 2lnpeIenbsit, unb tiiBte
sGrtli9 ibr blondes Saar.
Damn geleitete er Serbert in befs
len 3immer, Oas man !n3pii9cn iiir
ibn bergeri4tet bate.
Damn tebrte er auf Die 8eraRoa
5uriid unO 5og feline iunge 5rou init
binaus in ben feierli9 ItiQen Qt6enb.
Sano in SonO f6ritten Iie pur9 ben
buntlen Nalb bic ibnen berstts be-
tanntsn 8ege. Sic ipra9en taum
elm @ort. Seltiam peb unD betlomz
men mar ibnen Sumute, pie am 9prs
abenO beiunOerer @reigniiIe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-12-09
@rilt tttf nurrf
Gtrhr Gpth prarhah!
aOmun bon u. eepffsrt. .aIinssH.
40. Sortiebung.)

Gin paar StunOen pioms i'd
papa ieben Sag. ou nber IouIt ni9t
.barunter leiOen, gtrmin."
Sic redte iid Elm penig bod unb
oog ieinen aopf gu iih beron.
rSu unIer ouer gutter @nsel." fdete
.er fliiIterno uno ibr idimmernbes
reibes Saor itrei4eIno. rieIbit bas
per9Grtete Ser8 meines 4OIerii9en
alien Serrn balt Ou Dir erobert. glqe
lieben bid. uno i9 babe beitGnOig
nit elmer raienOsn @ifsrIu9t au
tdmpfen. benn i'd 96nne es ben ans
bern nidt, oab ou freunOIi9 nit
i9nen biit."
% bu Sprann," i9alt Goitb nit
einem gIiidIi9en 2d4eln, gtpenn iie
mid alIe Hi9t IeiOen t0nnten, pGr's
aud ntdt re4t. gBas piqit bu ei.
9entIid2"
nMeine 5rau fir mid oIIein ia.
ben," rauHte er ibr nit beiber Stim,
me Su, lid lam bid ni6t Idn9er
entbebren, mag Papa iid Don Sante
&lotbiloe pfIe9en IaFsn." llno sr
tiiBte @bitb, pie er iie ME oupor ges
fiibt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-12-09

- Die 9iekessabe. Otter
Sun9fsr (Striimpfe itrideno); Oas
freut mid, baB uuiersins audi eiuz
nal stpas fir RGnnsr tun tamil
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1915-09-11
BOARD OF

The regular monthly meeting of the Board
of Education of Pleasantville was held Tues
day evening in School No. l. All members
present, also Prof. Sinner.
A communication was read from Mrs. Elya-
ry Hartman acknowledging the floral tribute
presented by the Board at the time of the
funeral of Prof. Hartman.
The following bills, audited and approved
by the Finance Committee. were ordered paid
VIM. Lear, $1563.60; Press Printing Co.,
$1.40; Clarence Davis, S19S H. W. Lewis,
$3.50 R. p. Thompson. S19.46; Del. & Att.
$4S5 H. w. Sinner. S11.97; E. P. Wilson,
$22.25 w. G. Pierson, S13.15; Murphy 4
Sons, S1.70; Federation of Boards of Eduea-
ton, So The Pleasantvllle Press, S33.4S ;
f. II. Budd, $40 NJ. E.. Frambes, 81.
Mr.. Woolbert moved that the salary of F.
L. Winch, Truant officer, be increased to
S65 per month. Carried.
Mr.. Wilson moved that a bicycle be pur-
chased for the truant officer at a cost not to
exceed $50. So ordered.
Prof. Sinner made a few remarks, after
which the Board adjourned to meet at the
call of the chair.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1915-09-11
FIRE &C. NO. l. TO BE IN
EGG HARBOR PARADE.
Council Accepted Invitation Of Sister
City to Join in Celebration

Council met Monday evening,
Councilman Adams in the chair, and
Councilmen Derr, sBlackman and
Schmidt being present.
A communication from Postmaster
Obert invited the Mayor and other
City officials to attend the flag rails
ing and dedication Of the new post
office. Upon motion, the invitation
was accepted.
Mayor Adams stated that Pleas
antville Fire Co. had an invitation to
participate in the Egg Harbor City
Carnival, and requested Council to
permit the use Of the apparatus in
the parade, and to donate S25 towards
the hiring of a band. Both requests
were granted.
A petition from J. NJ. Johnson re-
quested Council TO remit the fine in
whole or in part imposed upon him
by the Mayor for engaging in the
cake and cracker business in the city
without first obtaining a license.
Upon motion, the communication was
received and filed.
The Clerk reported that William
Channels had withdrawn his applica-
ton for a wholesale liquor license.
Butler Boyd presented an applica-
ton for a retail liquor license at his
Hall on the old Turnpike. Upon mo-
ton of Nj. Derr, 1t was referred to
the license committee.
Ordinance No. IT'S was passed on
third and final reading. 1t appears
in full in the advertising columns of
The Pleasantville Press to-day.
DR.. R. NJ. Sooy was granted the
floor, and stated that his tax bills
are wrong in all parts and asked for
an adjustment. A motion was made
and carried authorizing the Collector
to adjust the matter.
Council decided not to place a
light at Belmont and Spruce streets.
The following bills were ordered
paid:
Roads-Samuel Price. SIS; Jesse l.. Ris-
ley, $3.50; Randolph Price, So y. W. Cole
man, SO Jesse Harris, 1925.
Police-Clarence Krewson, $3.50: Arthur
Driscoll, $3.50; Robert Marshall, $50 Ar
thur Risley, $50 Harry M~cDermott, SO.
Observation-Disclosures Heat. Light &
Power Co.. for August, subject to deduction
for outage, SS15.34; Chas. S. Adams, taxes
paid in error, S14.44; Pleasantville Ice Co,
coal, etc, $3.50 The P~leasantville Press,
advertising, S1S.16; Good Roads Machinery
Co., machinery for roads, SIG: Pleasantyille
Water Co.. As fire hydrants from April l to
July 1. 1915, S275 Del. & Att. Tel. & Tel.
Co., $5.12; Lake & Risley Co, lumber, etc,
S36.46; Parker 7. Harris, stationery, $3.50 !;
NJ. A. Fritsch, Jr., lettering doors in City
Hall, and material, S4.65 VIM. f. Murphy's
Sons Co, tax duplicates, $34.50; Chas. H..
Vincent. j~anitor's service, So Mark Sanders.
hardware, $3.50; Alvah Smith. top dressing
for grass, $4.40; Schuyler Adams, auto hire,
S11; Seashore Roofing and Cornice Works,
repairing roof of City Hall, $S.s1; Mark
Fritsch, two weeks salary as %ianitor. $3.50 &.
and fuse paid by him. zoe Theodore Ire
land. work on hose truck, $500 A. H. Stiles,
fees as Building Inspector. S31.50; Dog
Catcher Turner, fees, $3.50.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1915-09-11
DIR, AND MRS. HARLEY
RENDERED SURPRISE.

A number of the friends of DR.. and
Mrs. Halvor L.. Harley rendered them
a surprise party on Tuesday evening.
A delightful time was spent in games
and music, after which refreshments
were served. There were present:
DIR. and Mrs. Leland Madden, Mr.. and
Mrs. Mervyn Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Ireland, DR.. and Mrs. Henry
c.. Munro, Mr.. and Mrs. Bertram E.
Whitman, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Simpson, DR.. and Mrs. Halvor L.
Harley, Mrs. Henry w. Lewis, Mrs.
May North Crist, Mrs. Minnie Ire
land, Miss Irene Hess, Miss Clara G.
Bartlett, Miss Ethel G. Bartlett, Miss
Marjorie North, DIR. J. H. North, Mr..
Austin Robson and Mr.. Stanley U.
North.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1915-09-11
PHIL KEARNEY LODGE
TO GO TO BRIDGETON.

Phil Kearney Lodge, No. 60,
Knights of Pythias, will go to Bridge
ton next Wednesday evening to wit
ness a class initiation at the Armory.
Calanthe Lodge, of Wilmington, will
confer the first rank in dramatic form
for the Calanthe Lodge of Bridgeton.
About twenty-five of the local mem
bers have signifed their intention of
attending. The committee have ar
ranged for automobiles, and are pre-
pared to take care of all members
desiring to go who make their wishes
known to them. This is expected to
be better than the work done at the
Jubilee last year. Those who don't
go will miss a rare treat.
T. ERNEST HARTLEY,
ALEXIS d. WHITSON,
CLARENCE E. DAVIS, Com.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1915-09-11
MARRIED.

A pretty wedding occurred on last
Saturday evening when Miss Julia
Summerville became the bride of Mr..
Leroy Leek. The ceremony was per-
formed in the newly furnished home
of the young couple on Broad street,
in the presence of the two immediate
families. Rev. Wright Eckersley of
Salem M. E. Church, of which the
bride is an active and popular mem
Der, officiated.
Mr.. Edward McNamee, of Phila-
delphia, and Mrs. Lucinda Cavileer,
of Atlantic City, were quietly mar
ried at the parsonage of Wesley NJ.
E. Church by the pastor, Rev. j. w.
Nicholson, at 8 o'clock Wednesday
evening. They were attended by Mr..
and Mrs. Eugene Headley, of Lo-
raine avenue.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-18
Die GOO. 10 ode.
Dit benz bon ben ssreimanrcrn iibr.
nommenen Gag iuirb ie bente
eingeleitet.

Die 3oosDofe, ipsl6e Derdnilaltet
ipiro. um bem 3oologiftsn @art.n
bic 10 not5psnbisen einnabmen 3us
towmen gu Iaifsn, tpirb nit benz b.us
tigeH bon ben Jreimaurern iibernoms
msnen Gag sinseIeittt. Die sin5elnen
Qogsn uno aomtbur.isn baben cine
ener9iIde aampaene betrieten unb re
eripdrten, oab beute 10000 qtng.b0ris
&c bes 9rubsrbunoes benz 3ool0eii6en
Gdrten einen geTu9 a6iiattsn ipers
ben. BON Seitsn Der Gartenperpals
tiing iinb bic n0tbissn gorbersitungsn
CUR 5dn6bdbung Der W6afen eetrofisn
unb Elm srobartigss 9,rsni;slrss.
progrdmm seIanst 3ur Durbfiibruns.
Die Sbrine aapels ton5ertirt Rad.
mittags uno Qbenbs. Gs psrben turs
&c gnipra9en geb1lteH unb iiberbies
gie6t es fiinf3ig anbsre 2tttrattioen.
Der Wontas seb6rt Der 6ano.lss
TANNER, bem 8uiinsb Wen's Club.
benz abbertiisrs Club uno bem Ros
farb Club. Die 6auptattrattion piro
oas aouSsrt am Wonhas QbenD isin.
ipsldes bon Sofer's Rapeu. auss.s
fiibri Dirb, UNI sipar Ha9 foIssHb.m
programm:
Warfh - Sh Stars ano Stripes
foreNr Spuid
Suberture - Grp6eus In Der llnlers
fpelt Offenba6
Wal3.r aus Der Gpsr .4bels", 8riau,t
Solossfans Don Grau 5elsg Sof.r &
9usiter.
Qmsriianiite RdtiondliieSsr gsnoir
Ga5aret 5its DON 1915 .G.iit
Eornetiolo bes 5errn Carl 9. palis.
9ulpsn3.it in 5olIanb Wbitins
Wp Gilesn -. Spurr
Solossfans bss grl. gybplis Sobniton
GiEals -pOtp0urri aus .Stgb Sints"
.DtHHI
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0eburtem.

@eD. unb glnnd 46rens. 1913 Be-
tern 2lpe., Wab3en
Gpnrab unb Gertrude Rigler. 2ts
berth llnb Freenan 2loe., 3nabe.
Belir unb W6araerp Selb, Srforo.
g.. Mtdb9en.
Duitin unb Wlap 6oparb, 1901
Waoerlp 9lbe.. Wldo4en.
9eorqe unD Wturp &reiger. Wetleii
Gbe.. WiGo4en.
DiQiam unb Margarot Slein, 2612
MslroIe Qbe., Snabe.
Gbdrles unb Qnna 6obnitine, Rto9'
IDe.. Uldb6en.
2outs uno sSobunna Wplfborit,
S6umonn 4De., Wdbaen.
6ermann unb Wtinna Haobob, 825
SliDsr Str. Mdb6en.
9eorse unb 2ouiia @ilpen, 1925
Gbaie Ctr, WlGbden.
Sarolb unb MarQaret gli9ols,
2345 Mabiipn Roab. Wtah4en.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-18
gebr braitiidb
gs,irft bns ucne Sarnes.Wipore Gipil'
oienitseIet.

sgm MatDbauie berridte eeitern einc
iehr gebriidte Stilnnulng liro Die ure
lode 6afiir mar Der lllnitarlo, ouB Die
i,dotiide Gipilbienitfommiiiion IN If.
rer geItrigen Sislng beidJloiien bat,
Die gcItilitmrngen ocs ant / Septenl'
Der in Strait getretenen nelen @iuil'
oienitgeieses blidItablib 5ll beioIgcn.
!pierour6 iperoen Die StelilrGen
oon ctipa 500 itaotiiden gngeIiellten
gefGGr6et, Die mif @ruto Don Ton.
furren5loicl 9riiilmGeit angeitcllt
poroen iiilO, oo oas @eieB beirlmnut,
onB oerartl9e 2Initellungen ungillti8
iino.
Die GipilOienitfomnliiiion bat ge'
iiern iofort grieie an ale 2epatte,
lGerts ausgeianot, IN melden lie anf'
aeioroert iueroen, nm 9Importerl1ten
iiir oie eiltselnen Foitelr Die lailt Dem
neuen @eicbe iiir pnfant erflGrt pers
6t1t miiiicil, bel Der aontnliIiion Hcdt
3uillden. Ratiirlih f0nnen IN SplleiL
III rUelfpn feline glnlpGrterliitcn por-
bonOan iino, tentpor1re @rnennttgen
oenaft lpcr6en. Inter oelleil, oerel;
Steacn fir bafant erfldrt purben, be.
iin0en ii6 aud Strabenreiniglngs-
sSluerintenbent Sre0. D(aag, Scott
Srlal, Der 9eitcr oe5 itdbtiifen Gid
tiafeits. bureaus, iGrie Der ita6tiife
9iIiSeinfnuisosent 99eller.
siui itGotiIbe 9lngcitellte, Die iiber
iiebeh Sabre uuunterbroden einen
Tolten betleioen, finoeu Die betrcffen.
Den 8eitimnunigen oes nelien 8eiese9
feline gnlpenouna.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-18
geamtsnpuhl in Der SurnssmsiuSe

Sir bic gsdmt.nndbl, bic morsen
Ra4miitas &i Der 9sriammluus Der
Cincinnati Surngem,inos itattfinttt,
itub ioIserbe aanbioaisn dufgsiteQt
ipor6tn:
1. 5pre6er: aubtpis gtaG.r unb
Wm. Rag.
2. Spreter: Matbios Weisssrber
uno pdul giNoemaHu.
prototoq Shriftpart: gussn
2app unb 5riB pfsil.
aorr. S6riftpart: GmiI aramsr
uub Otto gapp.
1indns Ss.retd:: StrmGnH asiier
une Wm. Snluf.
S6asmeiItsr: Senrp araus uno
5eHrb ObermaHn.
l. Surupart: Wm. Grsp uuS Sac.
BsnSinger.
2. 9urnpart: Wm. aamIsitsr uno
9eOrss Wiil,r.
3tugport: Georgs 9otAss unb Gr-
thur Simmer.
Ja9nentrdssr: Ssnas 9OasnIeits
uer unb GmiI gisrIing.
gsrirausnsmann: Spbn q. Wtiils
fer unb Ri6drb 5riebsmonn.
fyiir oas bIabrotbs 'pbsr roiafarbsne
9idst pirb gum 8eiisn Der 9ummel'
tdHs gum gunbesturHfeit iebeufuas
uud rs4t fIsibis uHb oft ssftimmt
perbsn.
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Hbip Wse1anics Jnitttmt.
Seute lauit glnmcloririit fhr Sns'
fnrie al.

,Sm Sbio Wstdnits Snftitute
berri6t aeasnpdrtia pieper ein auBsr'
orosntli6 reges 2e6n, beHu 'ur 53eit
finbst bic Rsaiitriruns Der Stubentsn
fir ous neue utabsmiihe Sabr itdtt,
uuo ale 2ln3sibsn oeuten oaraufbin,
oab bsuer Die 3abl Der Stuoeuten in
bi.ier altbetpdbrten ss6nii6en So3'
i9uIe arDber iein pirb. benn is sIpor.
Die auri. umfailsR ioDobl pihen'
Ibaftli6en unterri9t ME au6 te5nl'
i5e gusbiIouHg auf Dem 9ebiet Der
Rehanit. gl.ttrisitdt, Qr9itsttur, in'
Reconsideration, 8uhbruaersi, Steins
bruderei, 6ulss unS gifsnbsurbsituns,
@bemie. gbpiit unb fir bic Stuoen'
tiunen all. 3tpsise Der 6ausbaltunsss
piiIsnitoft Gana bsioHbers 9lufmsrts
idmtsit fpiSs bem llnttrri6t in ot-
eHgliiten Sprdte iotpohl pie aua
in fr.mben SpraaeH setpioHet uno
fir all. uutsrri9tsspeige iirb bic
tpmpetsnitsn 2ebr,rdfts pon prpfefor
5o5n 9. Sbsarer, BEN bstpdbrtsn 2sis
Ter bisi.s RuitsriHitituts ssii4srt
porbeu.
gluher ben 5ogturisn ipsroen tpd6'
rsnb bes tommenbsn atdbemiI6en
sJabr.s natiirli6 au9 bic iblihen
Gbenbturie ftdttfiHbsn. 81. anmeIs
bunssfriit fir bic 5aeturfe lduft am
Samftaa a6,pabreuo oieGnHeIounsen
fir bic slbsnbturie bonn 27. Septem'
Ser Big sum 2. Sttober in Der QuftaIt
an Der Canal unb Wdlrut Strabs
entasaenasnommen peroen. no ouh
tsrsitpilisit isbe peitere 4ustunft ers
tbeilt ptrb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-18
1leine poli5einatbrihten

- Ron cSrrpin, Der als Gleri in
einem Giearrenlaoen i'm 5auie Ro.
% Oft @ourt Strabe angeitellt TT,
tpurbs qeitern Iahmittas BON aeuts
nant seebobm uHter Der qutlage oers
baftst, 8ettsstteI aui pferoereruen in
Isinem geiib 9ebabt 3u baben.
- SaIomon 9rap BON glo. $50
iSreemau 2lDenue uno WiQiam Step
pom Rp. 562 iFreemau 9loenue puroen
gsitern gormitta1 pom aorpotul Ros
binion uno oem BoIisiIten Wtartm IN
MubtiorDiae perbuftet, neil iis eiUe
WenQs Supferbrabt in ibrem 9efis
batteu, Der alien 9tni6etp mad Der
Strabenbobu G'eieai6aft aeitObIeu
pproeu mar. Die 8erbufteten be-
boupteten ben aupferorubt bon einem
llnbetannten oetduft Su bdben
Sobn Campbell BON California
meleete oeiteru Der 9pliaei, bab ibm
iein 9dTplinboot, bas er in Der Rdbe
bon California perurtert bate. seitobs
len porben lit.
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3iueim.al
@nrSe baS aloiier ,nm Wmten Sir
ten In Carthage BON einrm 5ener
beiiuseiudt.

Sipeimal ipurbe i'm 9dufe Ses &c.
iiriaen cages oas tioiter 5lun 9uteu
Sirten, ON Der Rorib 0eno Ioao,
jmiiGen Carthage iule College Sia
grlegen bon eiyem Seler beimgc.
illdt unS Der @eiammtidnbeil, Der
ron ben Slanuneil aiigeridItet fplroe,
niirite iib aiii etlpa $4,000 Be.
laufen.
Ias crite 1eiier fam seseli ueun
lltlr aeitern 8orinittng IN eineIn
oreiitodigen Gd,eiinensebdioe gum
ansbrud, oas fat b6llis aiis6rannte
ld6 sum ;rpeiten Wial niutte Die
6cueruebr geitern Nadunittag alnr.
nlirt rcrben. Sa Die in uiulittelbarer
gidbe Der niebersebrannteit Sd,erne
-geiesene Weiereianlaee in 9rano ge.
ratbc1 mar unb ebeufnlls fait uoa'
iidilo,g benz gierigen Clement oilnt
Gpier iieI.
Gin 3bcil 6es 9iebbeitan6es fam
IN Den 6lnmmen im, ba Die anae.
itetlten iMft i'm Stanoe iuareu, allie
Yterbc nnb Giibe aus ber brennenSen
etcbdliben bermis5uitafferr. Sobnlo
Das ,Seuer entbedt ipliroe, ieste iidl Die
Sberin nit Der bieiieal Seuerwebr
reIep5oniih in Berbin6irna uno
Scilerpebrd,ef glirfer begab iid nit
bier Sprise,lfcsiipagitieu perionlih
llah ter WranSit1tte.
Inter ben Suiaiien Ses aloiters
ituroe blrd, bic @rdrlbe abioIIt teinc
BaIrif perlIrindt, ba bic uieoerse'
brannien @ebdlioe jib cine aniebn.
lide Strede melt Don ben aIoiterse.
baiiSen befinoeil.
lie ioIgenbcn mdnnlifen ausc.
i.elltcn oeS Rloiiers, oeren S6lai.
raunnIidfeiten ii6 in oem 5lDeiten
Stcd,perf bes Sdemensebduoes be.
iunoe,, biibten BEL Dem Seuer am
9,ornlitbog ibre seiarnlie perionlite
S5abe elm: Ionp Sf,appader, GoDaro
8obiaion, Sobn 3oamL gsartin ger-
ger, Sobn sS1piiL Robert aelliber.
George SdaboerUIaH ulo Srailf
qSd,nppad,er.
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observation-disclosures.

ISt.pben Sacot, 25, Gop,, ap.
lMarp aaifsr, %. 1923 Baltimore
apeHue.
{@eO. W. Zimmerman, SO, buffalo
Rem Yort.
lMaris Z. 0rapp, 80, 322 20. I.
Strobs.
}Soi. q. psr.ins, q, IS Sit 7. Str.
l9(lies 9. gurssb, %, 924 Gin Str.
(asitsr $. arspenbaseu. 27, 1858
I Wbssler Strdbs.
lgiaris 3, aaIetamp. Is, Abs 2toa
Strase.
(geO. 3. @bitatsr, %, 1885 Sit 8.
! Strabe.
lgletta Smitb, q, bessI.
(glntpnio GaecumigIio, %, 332 Smith
! Strabs.
lgioIa R. SatiOu, 10, oessI.
JGus.ns aaIb, 25, 22O 5osbtd Ctr.
lStsIla Wa. Stieb, %, 1927 9urRet
glpenue.
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6ente ut Ser Tag.
Ter bentide alnb, bic alte Iurn.
bale, meibt bente bic reHopir.
ten N1nme ein.

gamitae, is. September. miro Der
Tentite sIub in ieinem reuopiertell
Sein, i407--13 WaIniIt Strabe, ble
!Serbii. unb 9inter.Saiion NIT einenl
8ala.8aa eroffnen, wo5u Die wlit.
qIieber oller 8ereine, bic 5iun alnb
seboren. einaeIaoen iino. Gsdbreno
Ser Scmmermonate puroe oas III.
nere Der Sale ciHer gsenerimg iino
9crbeiier,mg unterBogen, Die ale BE-
i,,d,er crireiien miro. las 8cbduoc
iie9f am 1S. Geptember bercits am
9saamittnee ben flubmiialiebern uno
oeren 1nmiIicn Sur 9eiidliignng ci.
len linb bon abciios adlt llhr on
ipiro in idnruliIiden SaIln gum
Ianse aufssIpisIi. Der aIu6baus'
geriralter, Serr guguit Stein6ab,
uiro bemiibt iein, ben @diien ben
anientbalt in Der Sale redt anse.
nebnl 81 MAIDEN. aIubmitsIieosfarteu
berettigen gum freien Giniritt.
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Sntereiiante 3eriamnlluna.

IN Der ct. 4npier Sole perianp
meIten iib geitern Die Stloirenocr
oes St. 3aoiers College OF Commerce,
9Iccounts anb sSinonce, College "
Journalism 9Iobertiiing ano SaIes,
meltibis, icapie Die ghtglie0er Der ia.
fillIot D br Anitalt in 9orbereitlng bes
SeNnns ocs neuen ata6enliiheil
Sabrs Der gInitaIt.
Ter glbe1Io brad,te cine 9ieibe bon
bodWterciionten uub beIebrenoen 9ln.
iprdlen ieiteus Der WtitgIieber Der
SatATtat umo inter oen &eorern be.
fanbcu lid Die Serreu @onoro Z,
Oiror, Carl Gebouep uno 9ten Wlul.
fpro.
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Mns BEN Wsmsisipalseridb

Inter Der 9lnflass Der bDspillia.n
Gadbsitdbisuns bate Iid g.ittrn
Der AZ Sabre aIis albert 5tenssl Dot
Rihtr Bel su perantrporien. Wis
aus Der 8eipsisaufndbms srbelIis. ipar
Sisnasr atiisrn Worssn ssgen 5ipei
llbr In bic mobnung fsintr bou ibm
gefhisbsnsn Satin I'm Sauis go.
1905 Gin Strabs stipdItiam sinsss
orunasn. inosm er cine 1biir strs
iriimmsrt bate. Die 0rou unb iar
iehsidbrigss 2Dhtsr6eH flii6tsisn ii6
ilnb Ra&barn citirisn tsIspboniih bic
polis.i bsrbsi. Roht1f Gtsgnsr
unb bic Tsistiipes Danes unb Rem
nsbp iamsn per patrolmagen nad
bsm Sauis unb nabmsn ben Gi5reHs
,rieb mad btr Capitalization. Rihter
Bsl DerItob ben Gaa rcrIdufis auf
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cine @ote unb sa6 St.neel ben Ratb
feline sd4ieoens fSrau in 3utunft
nidt mebr gu beldItisen.
ernit Wolf ipurbe BON RiAter 9lle.
gambler gu feds Wonat.n 4rbeitstaus
perurtbeilf. neil er nitt fir feinen II
sabre oltsn So6n gsfOrgt bate unb
nnber Stdnbs mar cine 8iirgitaft
bon $1,000 bafiir 3u ittllen, bdb tr in
3utunft ieinsn 8aterpfliAten na6s
tommen ipiirSe.
Srant 9Iomfrtb BON glmiuoob
muBts $500 8iirai6aft als Gorantic
odfiir iielleu. bab er in 3ntunft fir
lstne beibtn ainber aus erIier Gbe
lorgsn pirt. gBie qcmfreD BEN
Rihter ertl1rte. bat er Dor einigel
1asen bem Wittiperfianb Ballet eeragt
uno iih tuisoer rerbeiratbtt.
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Snritafdoemie.

9os nele Semeiter IN Der ailnit.
atooentie nimrt am 81. September
ieinen glnfang lmO bauert bis gum
81. Wtai. Gus llnterrittsbonorar be-
tr1et in Den EagfIaiieu S25 uuo IN
ben &benbtIu'ieu IS. Die gItrbentie
bat eineu 1uberit tiid)tigen uub tom.
petentcn Sebrforper uuo Der Inter.
ri6t i'm 8cidmen, Wlnlen Wiobelft
rem in Der Salftrir. uno Solsd/nei-
betlnit tptrb griiuoIib ertheilt. aw
melbungen perben i'm Suuitniiicuin
eiitaeeengenommen
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Stammtiid, gSaterlanS.

Dieie 0ereintsuns, pelbe nit ieItss
usr aufOpfsrung fir ben 9iIfsfonos
be; SriessnotbIsioenoen arbei.et.
piinitt gang befOubers auf biz 9srs
iammIuns am Samitas oiei.r Dpd,e
oufmeriiam 5u MAIDEN. Gs iplIsu fpida
tiss ansslesenbeiteH bsipro9en ipsrbsu
unb besbalb ipirb sspiiuidt bab Der
Stammtiid DoII3dbIis isi. aub fir
bic 5ibeIitas pirp binIdnsIih ssiorst.