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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-10-08
Die Ngiirtenanleihe it idlon iibrr.

Scitnet, miro aeiogt. @eSboIb oeui
0onn Die riibrcioeS oree Inn Ole 500
ais Der 3aidc oes fleineu MtnmncS ?
S9enn oieie @elSonlaae 10 out tuIO 10
Qell,ht mare, mie ons Die NnIl
Street. Bladder b~iultcGlen. 10 bitten lie
Ole NnIeihe unter lih pcrtbeilt uno
oen fleinen Noun mtSQcld,Ioiicn.
Der ltmitono. ooB oos @egcntheIl
aeihiebt. lit pcroddti9 aenua.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-10-08
Nniteu. iuelde anfgchaltcn luer
Nen.

%orIi6tioc 2cite iorgen ooiiir. oof
ne oufNeholten peroen. Or. aind's
Ntp Giscooern 1T elm MitteI BON an,
crtounteru SeroicnIt. GS bot lid,
l6 Sabre Iono I'M Morfte bchouptet.
S,uaeno uno aIter heseiiaen feline be-
rthiGetoen uno heiIenoen Guolitd,
ten. Sinaenent5iiaouna ino 2unacn-
lcioen meroen oitmols ourh pernud,.
lilltate @ehnnolrug hernoreerufGt.
Or. aina'S R0p Giscouerp bolt icnc
Itllun;e Nuiteu oif unb liuoert oir
@rippe Seuoenien. @cIo suriid. menn
0ehIihlng. SOC mo S1.00.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-10-08
@cil Ger Setruifer Nntomobilfl

&cil Der Setruiter HntOmO6ilfa
hrifont 5oro erfIdrt ant. or perOC
aae 9e5iebtn9en 5u 8antm adore
den. Die lid on Der britiih frnn50ii-
Ihen Anieibe uetbeiligten. loaen oil
1oro Automobile in Canada gebop
totirt mer0en, uno Ole in 0ienltc
gngIanos Itebcioeu 9latter finoeI
oas gang in Der Cronuno. MeIter
fam mar Die @eiinnmfgslrmperel
aiht mobI treiben.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-10-08
Der Wilitarerperte Ses y9oroo

Ter WilitGrerperte oes pSor Don
Goilp Gbronicle", idrei6t - 0iC
lrbten filni 3oge BADEN Dem 3rieJ,
eiu gan3 onoere5 @elidt berlicben -
id CLAUDE jebt, 0aB e5 nod mo9lidI
lit. DIE Gaitihelt 81 beiiiegen." @itc
haben mir gum eritenmoIe ans Der
6cher zines oer Veilercn in Gn1lanO
Oo9 9efenntniB, ooB n!ld Gnglon0
IS bishcr nift mebr fiir moglih bielt.
Gcutidllano 3l bciiegen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-10-08
Man bari lid, nidlt onrdl bic Sic,

ac@ladridlten Scr aaiirten tdridcE
Ioiielt. 3aB eS Dem milthcnoen An.
ituru ser 6ron5oleu uno 9ritell &C.
lungen lit. einige Yolitionen 3u ncb.
men, miro ia ouh i'll och olltldea
N%tcIonngcu suaeitanocn, Iher 81
Qlcidlcr 3eit miro olth Die ieitc 3l,
pcriid,t %mi@gcoriidt. ooB e@ qeIingen
miro, sic oeiltlden 2inien qcQen ieoen
9lnintrirt Su hclten. Man hrdltdlt mir
sic lebtcn Yoltnohrihten ats Gnq-
loto 81 liberihnuan.um SIT beQrciien.
mic ihlcdlt 6orf sic Stinumina lit.
$u scr Qoiln NCpS miro oouor &c.
mnrnt, Sen IrcoiQern ser Ncrspcii.
luuq 81 loulten. Dos IdRt tiet bli,
den. llcberon eritehcn Tie. sic YreOi.
Ger Scr &crstpeifIunQ. Sic nidlt metr
Saron qlouben hoB GnaIoro oieicn
8riea 0epinRer foni. Die 2~onboner
Morninu Voit briiiot cineu Mrtifel
beS ltniocriitotS Trofciiors Neurn.
ihop. eitcS SiitortferS. scr Sic Tinuc
I'M trilhitcr 9ihtc iieht uto nit oct
&inrten ihIiebt:
.G$ III nid,t Al uicl Qeioat metu
,irir erflGrcu: Sans lid, uiht nod in.
ncrholt oher olRcrholb hcs Wiuiit.
RUINS ciu Monn fianet. ser ooS &olf
nlr GtScipIin ms Eflittcrfijniiud
hrinot, Inn Sic ~onocneine @chr-
pilid't opicrIcot ,uh cS unter SricuS,
1cict' itcllt. trciben mir nit inturcr
tcid,l0mictcr @eifminoinfcit ei.
rcm uuncrmeiolifcn %erScrbcn ett.
gegeh."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-10-08

e lueIteridutter.i.
Den @reigniiie
Der @egenluart
lteQeil ms auf
cine bObe Morte.
Bon eiiler bobeil
@arte ans &C.
lDiilllt man eine
lleberiidt. Crit
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-10-08
Ser YairiutiSmus hes euoIi,hsu

WulfeS bat Ole S~Scltcrprobc nidt be.
Itonhen. @cacn Ole ounerueine @ehr.
pfIidlt. meIde in 9eittihIunG nit
Stols erfiilt miro. lpcbru lih Sic
imddtiaen @emcrfidnftcn. 1eQen hos
@erInhecn Ger Reaicrnug. '.r sic
n1tbiaeu NSittcI sur GcriuQunu Al
i'ellen. mchrt iid Der ggoisnuiS 6cs
britiihcn GoIfes.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-10-08
9as llrtimatnm RnklanSS an Snl-
nariem hot otm Stein ina Niolien &c.

brnht, Der 3un1hlt 5crbicn 5@ernlal
uicn oirfte. nm odm mountaineering
6urh Den Nnlfon uod oUu Gor0ue
ueIlen bin al iotleu unb BORT Der
0uoru oes &iernerbunoes ogn Nopi
BIT 5eridmettern.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-10-08
.5ie 5ns miatummen, ucmn tic Is

nudntnIs pcrIudlcn moucn.' Gleles
IiOise @ort bat Der ~bonerlId)s &rou-
svlnS Rupredt aui 0cn 3ulonmcrt
truh Der OfieniiDe Der alllIrten I'M
S9clten aepro0t. Gu ipridt cin Seer
filhrer, Der weiB. oaB or lid onl ieinc
Solootcn ocrloIien torn uno oeS cn0
Iiden Sieees getuiB lit.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-10-08
Dir Wunition thnts bel ben Guo.

ionocrn %oiiclbar cbcnlomenlg, ME
fei unicren Yrobibitionilten oos 2Sol-
Ter. Die Wtunitlon moCilt felnc Nel'
Den uno oaS &allcr teine @eillaeu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-10-08
Die .perfloTene" Cfieniipe il

AseItcn bot ouis ne,ic b%etpicicn, ooB
oic DcntItcn nidlt ubcrimtnoell
sueroen fonncu - lclbIt ourd ante,
rifoniIhe Nunitiou nidlt!
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-10-08
Nuf 6o6er 2Sarte.
(aus elmer 3eitprebigt BON 9r. 8. s.. Serfemeper.)

ton, Sprld)norter. Gnltsgeiit mi
%plts1eele -: EN- Cceau, Der gebil
Oct poroen iit ourf ole unge51blter
Sadlein ein3elner decentralization
ne I'M Soufe Der Soften 0os qroB'
Hclfserbe uns binterIoiien baben
Inter oieien decentralization aibt &c
clt3elne llberragen0e 8eiitesbeloen
ole oil unlerem Genfen mno Gn1pfin
Den oen Gbaraftcr aufgcprdgt baben.
2le Bergangenbcit mirtt fort IN oel
0egeniport uno geltnltct Die 3lIfunft
Seoes Stitd, Dos bon Dem Nlten ab.
hrodelt, finoet ieine &eriucn0uia il
Dem Nufbau nes 0eiten. @s ai6i
idlieBli6 uid)ts Heites uuter Der
Sonne, lonoern MIR cine meitcre Gnt.
midliuig oes bcreits geItebenoen.
Nues lit SonIe un0 oQcs lit grntc.
Ter 9inocitrid ser @eifid)te lit oiC
@er5mur5eI ocs 9aumcs.
Gas 4lte unS oas Hene.
llno bod. oosicIbc 5mingcnoe Sc.
iah oas ms nit 00noen rno eSiiBcri
an ons olte ~fcilelt. 5uingt inns nit
oerleIben Notbmcnoigfeit gum &elen.
Us iii 5lpedios. lid 0ogegen ltemmelI
81 mollen. Ser @eilt 0eS Wcnldcrl
rcbcllirt 1egen ieoel Nufe1tbolt in
ser @eld)idtc. 9os m6f,tioe
Sdlpungrao Der 3eit iollit unuufb6r.
lid lpeiter fort, un0 nieulano fanll
Igm Ginbolt gcbieten.
Mae mutoerbnr id) ood1 ser @ona
Ger 8eidihte. Seocs SabrtauIsno,
leoe5 SaDrbunoert, ia in unlerer er-
eleliiBpollen 3eit tam ma iogen: ie-
Der Gag bringt etmas Heltes, oon3
Aeues bcGoor. llno ooh lit GILES MI,
rlne r%otioneae, planmdBige Gntluid.
hing nod feiten, unlpanoelbaren @c.
IetrI. @er ocu @dng Der @eififtc
ocritebeu mil. m,B ieir &ollpt bod
e%nlporbeben nno melt 3uritdbIiden,
lulo nett. rpeit binausidalien; err muir
niht MIR Soeen, ionocrn Soeale ba-
ben Soeole i'm beiten Sinne oes @or-
tes, Die meitcr nidts itno. oIs llr
i5cCn 0cs 8ltten uno Mobren, uno
oanebcn ooS tiefe G~mpfinocn mo
&nrabneu 3ltfiinitiger @irflihfeiten.
Sdmuen mir Nun bon ser hoben
gSurte Der i%tllrnl- uno orunoDoQcn
@%cgenmurt, 10 miliicn mir oneroinas
betennen: es lit cine bGlc 3eit!
~9riegs3cit lit imnler cine boie 3eit.
9ismart ia3l1: Sober &ricg, audi
Ger licgrcit e, III ein groBes llnglild
fitr ons 2ano, oas i'm fiibrt." Die
Icr arieg beitdtigt es in n1arferidilt
tcrn0er @eiIe. 3eritampfte Glurcn.
b~renneuoc 9orfer. 5crit6rte StGotc,
fliidltenoe 8epohner WaIienQrabcr
nit bleidenocn @ebcinen. @er 5ablt
tic ole Die @umoerL Die oieier ariea
idl1gt2 God oas lit oos iur6tbarItc
nod niht. 0as 6urhtborite lit sic
6rinolitdt, Die 9rutnIit0t, oie 9eItia-
litdt, Die bieier arieg ~qeoffenbart bat +;
Die 2iige unO @eudelei, oie llna1lf.
ridltigfeit uno llnlallterfcit, Die Chr
loiigfeit uno Shomloiigfeit, oie ourdl
oieien &ricg an ocn Gag '9dom.
men lit.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-10-08
Nriedeulaus p~rotetirt aceen bic

2unouag f.anaolild)er nno brltllhcr
srnppen. Sonten lid an Eeoon
ne,ISru ~ megen 8elgienSl
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-10-08
S,est lit bic 3eit fiir Sie amerifaui.

idlc GreIie getommen, lid iber Gle
&~erleBung HelItraleu arte6l =
den @ebietes ourdl Die Aaiirtel
81 entriiiten. Coer bot 2onooa Is
ldlon ~uerbotcn2
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-10-08
Ga Groiie, Oc.l 8. 0ftobcr 1915.
prdmien'SiIte
griaeint ie0en 6reiiag.

Gun 9n6r im g'oraus he3nbIenoe Arone
r,srfen erlrltcn le eineu ldlouen Stdlen@
her ols Yrd.ui. gratis Gu0 poctoTtet. In
Rrdmicn liEo foI9enoe 3iir Au5ipaql oor'
ldnoen:
nRaruropol IT,"
19abon iino in Sanger orei5ehn Yans
meru erldienen uHo uodj 5 yfnins
u1cr1 M 6duo.l
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-10-08
s 4 lima d n.

-ftttlEl " TX iAIt8Fa ifi
fir fltiue Samllien. 9on &dloeniar
Sd,reger. %rei5 rs Gents.
Nd6maid inen.
Die .Roreltcrf" : gdbmaiArneH gto. l..
auf 5 Sabre flip ttlldr %Qarantlrt, . crop
Deao~ s1;e hauie, I, .ru leItle Folitur,
als ueucjteu Serbtierungen, dblollt
D.. 6eiIe MolAiHe. blt fgr lrgeno ellleIl
g2r,is s,hiItIid, liz SIG
ale -9toroitcrm" sEdbmal5lie DO. Z. ge%
nan ilie re. /, nur mtI aL'eoni1t,z
ld,tm .2rcp Seao" ~
Die .JeprSiteru. Rdtmaldline Ho. ., III
0o(oeu CAT r @ehdlle. dutbontdttldem
-@Gair &iit" STugelldQer : 3eltel. NIT
autbouatiidem BELT Heplacet' qos
aem Hrm, oehGrtete 5tablIbetle, ale
.qttadlements~ IN Sdmmet sStdltd1en.
Cine CUTE Niafhlue gu benz letr pilis
oe, q$reiS DON nur SIS
0te -Rololtern" sRdhTunidute 10 l,
eerGu Die 9to. 3, nur III AestsSdbis
Ist norm .$2t
vide Sieie gaaidiren Iino abiolut ga
Trantilt. Sic 6radlt bat Der Adnler gu
trageu mo fte betrdgt uon soc bis VI,
< nab Der 9iitan5.
IieIc Yrdmienliite miro obne tneitere
yotis bon 3eit gu 9eit erudl8t mo per-
dnoert, uuo oieSe Yreile ridtcn lfb ilndi
hem ietueilieen Wartttrcrtb
Vim Bcltcn mo lid)erIten TT 60, a
@elo per y 0 It a II ID e / uug (gtonep
Crberl. Die Der Yoltmeiiter III Den gros
sereu 9Th 1,nften mIsitele1 tditl. 81
aterienoeu. gbeuio CUR uno ilder lnlo
Die G r5reRnn fuet un9eH mels
Te Die Ngenten in allen GrpreBs 1tntto@
Hen auSiteIeu. &eun man ods DELI. per
Roftuutreilung ooer per experimenting
fdidt. III Is niht uothfueroIg, Den betrets
Tsueeu 8rief repiItrireu sn ldIIen. trehtl
ole SlnreIle oeutlih qeldrtebet TT. Geqt
man poqeaeu 91arqelo III Der 0rier. 10
Isutc oicier tets reeiitrirt meroet. nm
Sidler Al lein, nd, oerIelbe ridltlg nns
souumt. Sur @elofcnounaen III einfddlem
Hrief5ersdfnTe iiberrehmeit mir fel1ers
lei NcruntiuurtIidlfeit. Sm Sate BON
Observation-Disclosures oergele man ia
uidt. Die alte ehcniorpohl iuie DIE II en-
RrftnfFiee ausugebeu. oenu Ioult toruteu
uoir ben Raneu nj ben 8iiherii gar ildlt
Sfiraeu.
Rouens Greers oiirfeu nidlt. trie ods
70 oft oeId'icht. oils uermeIntltte Quit
nina 3uridbehdIteu ipetoelt. ions
bern iInb Den Brieieu bei8uIeacn.
Qritfmna erfolqt MIR nnrdl Nenoeruua
.lAes 9ctums aui Dem NoreSitreiien.
genn oSreFire eiufnh:
,.Eprbferu, Ga Grone, Wts.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-10-08
vsami.n ssssn MeDrbcSablnng.
s. d.

=teiaer'G Observation-Disclosures Aodlhndl
fir fltiue 6amIlien. 9on &aloen'ar
Sdlreger. &reIs rs Gents.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-25
ANNUAL BIBLE CONFERENCE
Prominent Teachers Announced for
Meetings Which Open Next Week
in Y. w. c. A.

The third annual conference of the
Philadelphia Bible Conference Associa-
ton will be held from October to II.
The Conference Association includes Will
mington, where meetings will be held a
part of the time.
The teachers engaged for the conference
are DR.. w. Leon Tucker, of Los Angeles,
CAL; the Rev. George F.. Guile, of Chi
cago. Ill; the Rev. DR.. Max Wertheimer,
of Ada, Ohio: the Rev. DIR. Harris II.
Gregg, of st. Louis, Mo-, and the Rev. w.
Stillman Martin, of Canton, Pa. DR.. c.
1. Scofield, president of the Philadelphia
School of the Bible, is expected for a
day or two the latter part of the confer
ence.
The sessions will be held in the audi
torium of the Young Women's Christian
Association, 18th and Arch streets. Noon
meetings for office people will be held
at Griffith Hall, Grocer Building, 1926
Arch street. ThA sessions in Wilmington
will be held in Union Methodist Episcopal
Church, 9th and Washington streets.
The Executive Committee of the Phila-
delphia Bible Conference Association con
sists of William L. Pettingill, president
John Scott, treasurer; Frank w. Lange
secretary; f. r. Davis, T. II. Johnson
Alexander Beth, Jr., j. ]. Richardson
Dr. b. Frank Keller and E. E. Wash
burn.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-25
ALLIES MAKE STEADY
! GAINS ON GALLIPOLI
British Operating From Gaba
Tepe and Suvla Bay
Form Junction
PARIS, Sept. 25.

PARIS, Sept. %.
An official review OF military opera
tions at the Dardanelles Issued here,
claims important progress for the Allies
and announces the sinking of five Turk
ish transports, besides the destruction or
some smaller boats and the Smelling OF
the docks and supply depot opposite
Niagara. Four of these transports were
sunk in one day by British submarines
The British, It is stated, have succeeded
In effecting a junction between new
troops landed in the Bay of Suvla and
those which already occupied the heights
dominating Gaba Tepe.
"At the Dardanelles," the report states,
'the last weeks -of August were marked
by few movements. In general there were
artillery duels and sapping and mining.
On August "a ons of our groups captured
. a telephone station before one of the
Turkish trenches This was filled with
defenders, who presented our mtrail-
leusos with an opportunity for a very
effective fire.
THE edge of the plateau descending
to Koreves Dero is the favorite theatre
OF operations for our patrols. Every
time the Turks have shown the slightest
opposition to us their enterprises have
failed. Our curtains of fire have pre-
vented a good many of the assailants
from returning to their starting point
"Our infantry every day establishes its
superiority over the brave but sluggish
Turk. On August 30 our mountain guns
forced the defenders of a small fort In
the Kereves Dero valley to evacuate that
fort, and on the coming of the night our
soldiers completed its destruction.
During this time our artillery con-
tinued( its shelling of the batteries dis
covered by our aeroplanes on the hill OF
AThi-Baba and the Asiatic coast. The
turkish artillery is capricious. On some
days 1t would be possible to believe that
1t has no more ammunition, and its
silence, particularly that of the heavy
guns. is almost complete. At Other
times, on the contrary, it sweeps oul
1one with the utmost thoroughness. w,
have. however, suffered only unimportan
material damage"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-25

OGDEN-On September %, 1915, ALBERT
Rtiatiyes and Tp friends are % invited to attend
the funeral services. Monday at 1 p M,
West Philadelphia. interment at Cumber-
land Cemetery, Delaware County. Pa,
PENINGTON.-on September "a, 1915 NOR
Of funeral later.
sPMGSSP ss3tsHSd2 PENShLt iS5 Mars lT2S I3fh 81 on
friends are invited to after attend the the funeral H @
services services, on Monday at II a. H. at st,
Pa. 1ntermcnt private.
ROBINsON.-on September %. 1915, JAMES
ROBINSON; Relatives and Friends also
nSIfea TSninto to Gd afend NE funeral services Gn
Monday. at 2:3Q M, at his late residence,
etery,
ROSs.--on September "a, 1915. ANNA L..
we Of John 0ss Snd SSss{a slaughter oESa of the
Years. Relatives and friends are invited to
attend the funeral. on Monday, az l p. m.
Sno, rSm her PIo'SHr Mt PeassSt. Ave- m A,rN
Services and interment at Zion Lutheran
sCHEILHAsE.-on September "a, 1915.
KumnelO. Residence, 9os Giham St, Lawn
dale, Pa formerly OF 3th ,,,5 9nd WOLF WOLF sts')'
sHARPLEY.-on September %. 1918, at her
wife Of Hiram r. Sharpiey, sr. Due no.
tlce of the funeral will be given.
sHAw.-suddenly, on September "a. 1915.
MeTerS dfS and son S Of Lewis and the late Julia
shaw, aged 36 years; Relatives and friends
are invited to attend the funeral on Tues
day. at 2 p. m, from the residence OF his
father-in-law Hiram S. Meyer, 5l17 Jackson
St, Frankford. Remains may be viewed on
Monday, from 8 to 10 p. m. Interment at
Magnolia Cemetery.
sNnTH-on September 2a. 1915. CATH
ERNIE A., widow of William d. and daugh-
ter OF the late George and Mary Young, IN
her s4th year. Relatives and friends are In
day, at 2 p. M, at the residence of her daugh-
ter, Mrs r. j. Kelly, 244O North 10th st.
Interment at Mount Peace Cemetery.
STExyART-on September "a. 1915, CHAS.
H., of Paul and the late Phoebe Stew
also Philadelphia Lodge, No. ~, F. and A.
M and Jerusalem r. A. Chapter, No. 3,
are invited to attend the funeral services. on
Ter MqHdqY r. Bar 1870 cSeshat n9 81 nterme1t
at Mount MOriah Cemetery.
TURNER-On September "a, 1915, FRANK
r. husband of Salle Turner and son Of the
late Isaac G. and Ann Eliza Turner. Rela-
tives and friends also superintendents ana
OF America, are invited to attend the funeral
services, Monday afternoon, at o'clock, at
his late residence. 1901 w. Susquehanna ave;
may view remains Sunday evening.
wHITE.-on September %, 1915, RACHEL
M " (nee Tomlinson), wife OF william II.
White, aged go years. Relatives and friends
are invited to attend the funeral, without
her late residence, southampton, Pa. Inter
ruent at Churchville Cemetery. Carriages
will meet train leaving Reading Terminal at
0:23 a. M, at Southampton station
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-25
MRS. LONGWORTH SHOWS
NEW FASHION IN CHICAGO
Former Alice Roosevelt Appears in
Pantalettes

CHICAGO. Sept. 25. = Mrs. Nicholas
Longworth. who gave the country "Alice
blue" when she was Alice Roosevelt, came
into Chicago in pantalettes. They we're
not net and ruffled and lace trimmed.
Instead, heavy skirt material, with a
wide tuck in each leg and reaching to her
ankles.
They would have been noticed If they
hadn't been pantalettes, because they
were longer than the skirts Chicago Is
wearing. long, heavy travelling coat.
with a broadcloth collar and conspicuous
for the absence of fur of any kind, was
worn with the notwithstanding trousers
Ties of the cloth protruded from either
side of the collar and made a warm knot
at the neck in case of cold winds.
Mrs. Longworth wore 1aced low shoes
and a hat of straw, with a silk facing
and a tailored ornament in front Her
travelling purse was large. square
leather one.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-25

Poplar streets Then he lay down 10 rest
IN an alley, and his wooden leg extended
over the sidewalk. II Was dark and
several persons tripDed. including two
women.
Without endeavoring 70 fnd out what
esfns1d them 10 fall they ran down the
!. street ana told Policemen Casper that a
nan Knocked them down with a club.
.llke heard them scream, ana sat up just
time 10 see the star OF Casper glisten-
1 : IN the darkness.
!. u hobbled away when the cop was
!, thin a few yards. Casper weighs 800
\, unds and knows IT, As Mike Is thin he
"a - ahIs TO travel as fast on one foot
- ; Caster did on two-for a while, Final
:. y the blueeoaf made squirt and caught
'.tfike as he was making for a fence.
- he brought him before Magistrate
:. scott al the Front and Master streets
j station.
/ Instead Of drinking twice as much as
/ the Ordinary nan" said the Judge. you
f SHOULD take onl9 hsf the amount. It's
ease Or TOO much bopa,r
Nike promised ~ reform II the Judge
Hopld give him 4 chance 70 get on his
feet He eaa sf&on With = = hours rest
saaef ielies - flsien.
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Deaths

AMOs.-on September 2s. 1915, MARY MAR
GAEEr Tite o. Sisfe9ee @ ersn4 y; Amos aged 4e
attend the funeral from her late residence,
eoe &sh Msssy Of @0Fa.nS FeaSs at
the Church Of 81 Michael and All Angels.
Ase nt and HseS Ss a. lp sSSs Inter- r
viewed az residence on Sunday evening. 8
MORE c.. wife Of Robert II. beaumont,
Relatives and friends are invited 20 attend
e'cloeR, s al tho apsTtments Of Oliver II. BAR.
1870 Chestnut st. lnterment private,
BETz:-on ssPts,mbsSE It,IaS e; MAX N; BETz.
RsstRes SoaSe ana s ssds also doths sa Lodge No
$40, ~ and A. M Jristram b. Freeman r.
No. 90; directors and members OF Cam.
slater Volksfest verein, Porters Lake II.
sehustzen Vsrein. Philadsiphis Turhse-
melnde directors OF North Broad ST. Build
as sess e T Son. and ali other Societies u 'S o.
which he was 4 member, are invited to at
~ late residence. 2s14 North Broad 81 In
terment at Greenmount Cemetery.
s'esi@sE egis nda4Ssl es aSlS sosb SAsIE n5
daughter OF Ella and the late Henry Cam
eron. Relatives and friends are Invited "a
from her late residence. 2ise Titan st. Inter.
ment at Fernwood Cemetery. Remains may
nin n D1uDET' husband G s'I Of as1Slatta S2ah
ssas so Grand p Fsstsrnty sraRes Nns N
I. and Bannert Lodge. No. 205 X OF r..
are Invited 70 attend the funeral services. on
MsFSs sssssSs % Essss EsHs sss s As onss a:s.
intsrment private Friends may call Sun.
DEtINE.-On September "a, 1915. ROSE
DEVlNE daughter OF the late Nell and MAJ
earef DoVlne, late 81 County Tyrone Tre
iand Relatives and friends are Invited 10
attend the funeral, on Monday. al $40 a. m.
High Mass o. Requiem at 81. Teress' !
Choreh. AZ 10 a m precisely. Intermsnt az
Cathedral Cemetery.
DOECLAss.--on september "A. 1915. EDITH
NAY wife OF Harold y. Douglass, end
Laughter of 4. Clifton ans narfaref ~ Fe
harl Ia her 22d yeaI. Relatifes and frlends
srf invited TO- attend The funeral services on
tuesday. a. D. HI.. a the fesidenca al
hef brother IN .laHs Howard n. Nhifiakef
a. y b9lh =. 1n&eToenl - Chester NIaa
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-25
SURPRISE AND GIFT ON
PASTORS ANNIVERSARY
The Rev. and Mrs. Charles Grant
Hopper Guests at Reception

The Rev. and Mrs. Charles Grant Hop
per, Of the West Park Presbyterian
Church, West Philadelphia, were given
a pleasant surprise when the congrega-
tion celebrated the 18th anniversary of
Mr.. Hopper's pastorage by giving him
and his wife a reception last night.
Mr.. Hopper made rapid strides i'm his
work at the church and has a flourtshing
congregation. He came to the West Park
Church from a Presbyterian congrega-
tion at Georgetown, Del. Since January
! nearly $50 persons have united with the
church Mr.. Hopper has a Bible class of
100 men.
The Converse Building. in which the
reception was held, was transformed into
voritable garden of flowers. An or
chestra furnished the music for the oc-
casion. At the close of the festivities
William Triol. Sr., a member OF the ses-
sion, presented Mr.. Hopper with huge
bunch of carnations and a purse of S10O
in gold. Mrs. Hopper received a hand
some bunch of La France roses.
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OBITUARIES
John Hoffman

John Hoffman engineer at the e.
Spencer Miller Public School, 4Sd and
Ogden streets, died at his home, 410j
Ogden street. yesterday, following a
stroke of apopplexy, which was a result
of his being overcome by heat about 10
days ago. He was 6S years old and had
been attached to the school for 10 years.
Mr.. Hoffman was a member of st. Johns
Reformed Church. Riegelsville, Pa,
where he lived most of his life.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-25
FIFTEEN LOOPS IN THE AIR
u. s. Army Officers Break Records in
Flights in the West

SAN DIEGO. Cal, Sept 25.-sergeant
William Ocher and Corporal Albert
Smith, attached to the United States
army aviation corps at North Island,
made Is loops each while engaged in
flights. which were said to shatter all
army and navy aviation records.
Both officers used the same machine,
equipped with 90-horsepower motor.
This machine is OF the heavy army type,
designed solely for long-distance flying.
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George Henry Lea

George Henry Lea, one of the Oldest
real estate dealers of this city. whose
offices were at 700 Chestnut street, died
at his summer home. East Graver's lane,
Chestnut HILL yesterday. He was 81
years old. Mr.. Lea was for many years
prominent In Philadelphia society. HfA
winter home was at 345 South 18th street.