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rrinitv Missionary Society.

The Home Missionary society OF
the Trinity NJ E. church will be en-
tertained on Thursday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. A. G. Peterson, s02
Fulton street, at 2:30 o'clock. Mrs.
F. p. Dorsey and Mrs. c. w. Chase
will assist as hostesses. The program
will be in charge of Mrs. Sam Lloyd
and Mrs. Oscar Swanson.
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freshments were served and good
time was enjoyed by all the little
girls.
woman,s Missionarv Society.

The Womaa's Missionary society Of
the United Presbyterian church will
meet on Friday afternoon at o'clock
at the home of Mrs. H. B. McElree.
The study will be from the missionary
text book, 1.-THE Child in the Midst"
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pa o. chapter rueeday.

The P. e. O.. chapter will be enter
tanned on Tuesday evening at the
home of Miss Lou Boyer. The pro-
gram will be the last in the chapters
course of study on the stories Of
operas.
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o. b. S. Chapter Meetinq,

Elmira chapter o. 2. S. will hold a
musicale in connection with their So
cial meeting on Friday evening in the
Masonic hall. The program will begin
at s o'clock Mrs. A. Meador is chair
man of the committee on arrange
ments.
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are invited to meet her sister, Mrs
Luther Paul, Of Boston.
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Entertained Girls, Club.

Miss Mary Louise Breheny entertain
ed club of girls at her home, 1901
High street, Saturday afternoon. Re-
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missionary Society Meeting.

The Woman's Missionary society OF
the First Westminster Presbyterian
church will meet in the chapel on
Monday afternoon at 3 O'Clock. The
subject for the meeting is Japan The
program is in charge of Mrs. d. B.
HamiII. Miss Martha Hornish. Mrs.
Fred HILBERT. Mrs. E. NJ. Majors ald
Mrs. II. ]. Reeves.
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WeIIs cIub to Meet.

III
Wells Club to Meet.
The Mothers and Teachers club of
the Wells district will meet on Thurs
day afternoon at half past three in
the kindergarten room Of the Wells
building.
Bridge Club Thursday.
The Bridge Club will be enter
tanned on Thursday afternoon by Mrs.
johnson Haywood
Five Hundred Club.
The Five Hundred club will be en-
tertained, on Tuesday afternoon by
Mrs. j. Eagan.
So. Johns Guild.
st. Johns Guild will be entertained
on Monday afternoon by Mrs. Louis
Sterne, 1902 Morgan street, who will
be assisted by Miss Louise Kline.
Afternoon Bridge Club.
Miss Elizabeth Collier Will enter
tain the Afternoon Bridge club on!
Thursday afternoon.
Woman's Whist League.
The Woman's Whist league club
will meet on Tuesday afternoon, at
the home of Mrs. w. j. Roberts.
Congregational Ladies'.
The Ladies' society of the First
Congregational church will be enter.
tanned on Friday afternoon At the
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kindergarten Musical.

| On Wednesday afternoon Mrs.
Nathan Lowitz, sol North Fifth street,
entertained fifty mothers and their
children at a kindergarten musical re-
cital given by Miss Daisy Deane Dan
! ford and her pupils from Kahoka.
| The piano Accomplishments were
/ played, by Mrs. Arvilla Erdman Coop
| er. The children who gave the pro-
gram were four and five years OF age.
/ The program beside musical numbers
I, included sketches of the lives of mus
| ical composers told by the children.
THE story of the Erl King as given in
told and the musical genius displayed
! by him as a child. Miss Danford told
/ the story OF the Tarl King as given in
tGoethe's poem by that name. after
which Mrs. Cooper played The Ell
King on the piano. Little Roland
Bechtold who is only four years old.
was the youngest performer and quite
won the hearts of all who heard him.
Little Miss Hope Matlink gave two
numbers with unusual skill for so
small a girl, the first was a left hand
study from Czerny and the second
, was Columbine Minuet by Delahaye.
! A number of ladies from Kahoka &C
companied Miss Danford The after
noon was a particularly pleasant one
| for those who had the pleasure OF
hearing the unique recital.
Celebrated Her Birthday.
Yesterday was the twelfth birth
| day anniver-cry of Carmela Starr and
she entertained number of her
| friends at her home, 1913 South TWEEN
| ty-First street, yesterday afternoon
from two to five o'clock. Games were
played during tie afternoon and a
/, four course luncheon was served. The
hostess received a number of pretty
/ presents from her guests. Those pres
!; emit we're: Alberta Kiefer, Lucy Skin
ner. Helen Swan, Hilda Biddenstadt,
/ Eunice Tickle, Elsie Couloy, Evelyn
! Sneberg, Elmer Sneberg, Clara Plug,
Mildred Appel, Flora Fader, Margaret
Bear, John Ritter, John Stahl. Murner
! Stahl, yerna Croker, Alberta Grout,
Lucille Walton, of Fort Madison: Hell
| en- Swanson, Elsie Swanson, Clifford
Horning. Roy Starr. Bryan Starr,
Goldie Starr, Margaret Starr.
| Lincoln Mothers Club.
The Mathers and Teachers club OF
j the Lincoln district met on Friday
afternoon in the kindergarten room
| of the Lincoln building, with eighty
i five Of the one hundred and four mem
bers present. Miss RoTlosson opened
the program with a piano solo which
was much enjoyed. Mrs. 0. w. Wey-
er was the speaker OF the day. hav.
ling for her subject "Art and Litera-
ture in Child Life" The address held
the closest attention and was full of
/ helpful suggestions. Following the
I program, refreshments were served
! by Mesdames Mclaughlin. Frank and
Wright.
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Trinity Ladies' Society.

The Ladies'. society of the Trinity
NJ. z. church will meet n the parlors
OF the church on Friday afternoon
with the following hostesses: Mrs.
Hugh Dumenil, Mrs. J. N Dumenil,
Mrs. Elizabeth F1orie and Mrs. w. F.
Guiss.
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O. a. cIub TO Meet.

The o. Fl. club will be entertained
on Wednesday afternoon by Mrs.
Ulysses Couloy, 500 Concert street.
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Music Clubs PROGRAM,

Mr.. Glenn billiard Gum, Americas
eminent pianist, who for great num-
Der Of years was musical editor of the
Chicago Tribune, will appear before
the Monday Music club tomorrow
evening, March 10. The Mason and
Hamlin Piano company are sending a
piano from Chicago for Mr.. Gums
use, as is their custom with few of
the greatest artists.
Mr.. Gum is brilliant pianist and
will give talk explanatory Of each
number on the program. He is not
only pianist of wonderful technical
attachments, but is one of the intel
lectual giants in the musical world
and is world renowned authority on
matters musical He is also al emf
nent teacher. Mr.. Martin Bruhl who
appeared here last Monday evening,
and our own pianist Miss Clara Cert
rude Fry are pupils Of Mr.. Gum.
Members must present their tickets
Of admission, and non-members will
be admitted for the usual fee for
artist recitals, which will also include
the regular club program for the re-
mainder of the season.
The program is as follows:
Fantasia and Fuga, G minor.
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pzren.-reaehers Meeting.

The Parent-Teachers association
will meet on Tuesday afternoon in
the assembly room of the high school
at half past three o'clock. Miss Fran
ces Martin will speak on Studies and
Occupations of Children, AID Mrs.
John P. Hornish will speak on The
Religious Training OF Children.
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M..dI. cluh to Meet.

Mrs. G. f. Mackie. AS G street. Will
entertain the Needle club on Thurs-
day afternoon.
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Mrs. Ross to Entertain.

Mrs. Walter Ross has issued invita-
lions for bridge party to be given
on Friday afternoon at her home IN
the Pond apartments. The guests
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Eortniahtlx Club Dance

! The Fortnightiy Dancing club will
give their regular dancing party next
Saturday evening in the ball room OF
the Masonic temple.
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n.,.,,& .dies, Society.

The Ladies' society OF the FIRST bap-
fist church will be entertained IN the
parlors of the church by Mrs. Wlihan
Fl. Kennedy and Mrs. r. n. Colhor on
Friday afternoon.
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Conversational Ladies.

The Ladies' society Of the First
Congregational church will be enter.
tanned on Friday afternoon At the
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menD Lfszt
Hostesses-Miss Clara Gertrude
Fry. Mrs. d. A. Collier, Miss Mary
Louise Westcott.
House committee Miss Elizabeth
Collier, Mr.. H. T. Graham.
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Woman's Whist LEAGUE.

Wom1n1 WHIST league.
The Woman's Whist league club
will meet on Tuesday afternoon, at
the home of Mrs. w. j. Roberts.
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Bridge Club Thursday

Bridge Club Thursday.
The Bridge Club will be enter
tanned on Thursday afternoon by Mrs.
johnson Haywood.
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ra,v cI,,h Meetino.

ThuT8o5y OIUb "'CSS'"S'
The Thursday club will be enter
tanned this week by Mrs. Henry Flood
913 Timea street.
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The Five Hundred club will be en-
tertaineda on Tuesday afternoon by
Mrs. j. Eagan.
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Miss Elizabeth Collier Will enter
tain the Afternoon Bridge club on
Thursday afternoon.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-21

itungen oller glrt 81 beriuteilen Iin0,
Oa tie Dem @eiite Ser 3iuiliiotion 5u.
Dioerloilfen. Snsbeionoere ueritr-
teilen mir aud init S6nen perbre6e.
ride 3erlt0rungen bon &unihuerfen
aller 9Irt.
giod me6r n6er berurteilen mir
es, iuenn frie9iii6ren0e 9orteien
0feiiterperfe Der 9(rditefhir 10 be.
miben, OoB ser 8eino bel ieinen frie.
aeriicben WloBno6men 9eindoioun.
gen oieier &imihuerfc nimt bernei.
ben fam, ielbit menn er oen mlsqe-
iprodeuen @illen 6eiiet iie slt i6o.
neii.
9lm bpr6dtlihiten iuO nieoriqiien
ober iin0en mir es, wenn friegiii6.
renoe @orteien, sic 10 ben @aguer
8ur @eid6oigimg BON Guiut0enfm1.
lern i6res 2onoes ee5plngen boben
sic 9otiod6e Oieier geih1oieung be.
nuBen nm Scr @brenbaitiqfeit i6reS
@cgners Dor Ger g9eIt einen W2ofel
on3itbciten.
gSir oonfen S6nen, BOB Sic ins
@elegpnbeit 8u oieier Wleiningsdr-
Berlma geee6en ba6en, unO bitten
sic, bel Dem bon S6nen geplonten
Nleiningsolistniiicb in peiteiteni lin.
fotgc bon i6r @e6rauh 5i maiden.
Dit Dem 9his0rnd por5iiglihiter
@oMu6hnq: Ser @oritouo Der Ser.
banoes oelti9er gIrditeften. rnO
SngenienrOereine
Saron, goriibenOer
Sron8 6ran5ius, @eih6itsfii9rer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-21
Die SCrQOrlcn EuaNwer6e.

Gie .Societ6 @ouooiie oes Sn.
g6nicurs ct Oes s(r@itects", oie ib
rem Sib in Sotianne bat, bat es oub
i6rericitS fir n5tig ge5oIten cine
@roteiireioIution eegen Die nOerbre-
6eriide unO unn0tige~ 3erit0riing
BON aunitmerfen 5t foiien uno oie
SadOcreine oIler 9iatiouen 5lun Bel
tritt ouiBuioroern. sic gIoir6te iib
neutral itellei 81 fonnel, inoen lie
ieoes politiic9c &orurteil able6ute
ilno sic Jtationolitdt Der 3erItorer
nidt 6eseidncte gluh ionote lie oas
8irfilIor on oen 9oritono oeS 0&er-
bonOes ceutiher glrditefteu. imo
mountaineering"
9ie geeutrolitdt Ser &erren in
9orIonrc miro bon feinem Wienihen
criit qenonmcn ircroen. Soil es
mobl audi nidt. Tic 0losfe ioll MIR
hclien, Ole oeutihen Sohgenoiien in
Gerle1enbeit 5it briugen @enn oie
Qeirtidcn niAt autwortctcn fonnte
man inQen, 0oB iie + il I Die .3erlio.
aina iino. slber Die Gerti1en q,
Ben oeoiitportet gliidliher ols
@ertretcr onoerer Bernie. Die lest
Dos geort ergriffen bo6er, iebr iom-
lid, ie6r b6flih uno iebr ii6erleeen.
S6r grief loutet:
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fem ni6t idmah iein beiite. 0ie
Wiutter, 0ie ainoer ioaten tie ld6eIn
ie6cn. iie mar cine oeiiti6c 5roM
uuO oie 9rult ibres topferen Wlan.
nes ihniidte oas @iierne &reu3. limo
er lebte er lebtel
Wlit rubiecr I0ono ereriii iie Oie
@lode. Ole Siir iprang auf, in itrob.
lenoen ainoerot9en ipiegeIten iih
Die @ei6nahtsIihter, imO 00futtil"
ionh5ten oie aleinen.
0hitti o6cr fab om alobier uno
3eigte i5r @eiibt nidt 10 idnea. Sic
ipielte ino lang oo5l ooS alte, &c.
mobute Sieo.
oStiae gtodt, beilige 9ladt" 80.
S6 er eS borte oa orouBen2
Sn cinem bal6 5eridoiienen 0oitie.
oos nod 5ipei gon5e, bei56are Stu-
ben aiif3upeiien botte, idB er NIT 0en
aoneraoen lmo 6lidte geiponnt ouf
ole 9onoforte, Die Dor ibm ouf Dem
Glide ausge6reitet mar. 0ur9 oos
0unfel ser glad)t orong feiu 2aut.
9iur Der Soften Dor ser Cir ging
im gleidmaBign Shritt iiber Den
feitgeirorenen 9ooen.
gRon erpartet eiueu 9lngriff oes
6einoes, botte 6eino1e ldon ipieOer
pergeiien ooB beutc beiliger 9lbeno
mar, uuO frampite oie 6auit feit i'm
Die oeutihe @oife.
gis ser aopf oes einen ploblid
berunifu6r laitid5euo ge.
ipaunt, uno Die itrafie Sano iib
loitc.
pSoren Sic nibts per i. ia,
wer inat oenn oa2~
Gic onoeren ihiitteIten oie aopfc
uno l1helten miioe.
Sic trGltmen~
gl6er es muBte po6l in Dem sc.
iidt oes blonoen Sfi3iers 81 Ieien
ieiu, mas er borte. 0enn nit einem-
nal glaubtcn eS ale 5it perne6men
oos alte @eibno6tslieo =. @briit.
Der 9}ettcr lit oo. Qenn iie fiib.
rem BON ocn Stii6len bod itarrten
mad ser iic6 polterno offnenOen Giir
lno ihrien aif pie erloit.
0ie g9ei6nadtspoit mar gefom-
men. aiiten. 9rieie, 4ofete, Elm gan.
ser Berg fir Die ieds 9rieasleiite,
in Dem 5eri6oiienen Souie. 9onnen.
5weige =. Whitters ielbitgebodener
&uhen @oaioben, bunoert an,
0cre praMtboQe @ei6entc, unO Bill
Der !. berrie, woreu Die ainoer
groB aoporoen in oen fiini Monaten,
lcit Der Batter lie nibt geieben.
Der 8lonoe. Der 5uerit oos g9eih.
nodtsIieo ee6ort, oriidte iid) gou3 in
eineu Ouuflen @infel nit ieinem
9il0e bon 81 Souic. Shlont mar
iein g(nnhen geiuoroen 49,. uno ibr
2oden ia6 man niht. llnO bod
tie mar oo, iie ino ole aiuoer. rno
i6re @eiderte aid Selbit i6r
9ieo, oas lie beute pobl oobeim
iang, mar init ms 6einoeslano &C.
fommen
9sic lie oac oilspadteh . pie tic
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-21

n@rduc 0i6 ood nibt, @}utfcr
49,. oieaei6t fonimt nor1en ein
9riei. Gr fam oo1 nod le6en ipcir
er auA berrliBt piro. ga iin6 10
Oicle M0gIi6feitenl gSiht gleib OoS
S9limmite miiiien mir oenfen. Ser
Scilmo lit bod ou6 fiir i6n mO ms
oilf oic @elt gefomTcn. Sin 9idts
lein bringt er mobl ieOem, oas groBe
0mfcl6cif erbeat. Sie6 nal Ser
Stern ga obenl @ie CT flimnert
Nintterl SSie 5luei 9lugen. Sicb ooA
bloB"
Ter groue 8raueilfopf lDonote lid
idiper llno Die ponO umi@LoB letter
oie itreideInoe.
Sa.. Oa ror Elm Sternl 9ireft
iiber 0es Sin9eu Sttibe, no ieine
bIoue SoIoatenniiibe bing, Oie iie
6cute init einem Eonnen5meig &c.
idmiidt. Gin gon5 ieltiamer, ilim-
crnocr Stcru @igcntIirb 5pei Ster-
ne.
.@futter" iogtcn 6ie, .,pcine oo6
nit1t mir Dcutlben lebcn lnO iiegen.
unO faacn mir, lcben mir crit reht
neil aus unierenl glut Scatter ipric.
Ben, oie epige 6riihte trogcn."
Sb Oos einiome @lternpoar Oas
DerItono? Sic neigten iih ploelitb 81
ciuonOcr iuo neitelten Die &opic 5i.
Iomnen.
ltc6cr i6ren SGuptern ober flint
mcrtc groB, berbeiBungsOoa Der
@eibnodtsitern.
lte6er oem rliiiiicben @uts6auie IN
@olen leudtete er oud. StanO oireft
ii6er Dem Itilen @iebel5intmer, nuf
6os Ser Shnee cine Oide. bobe Soube
gelegt. SeitpGrts mar Elm StiidheA
aulf o6oebr0delt, rnO einioe Go6-
iporren ieblten. 9(uh 2oher bon
@ei6oiien fab man in 0cn feitcn
Steinen, ilber sic ictt ser SAnee
ItGubtc. bonn @ino 0urd 0ie flare,
folte 9tadtluit getrieben.
SIN @eiin0e5inner nah 0em gro.
ben Sole 5M ioBen sic W1dQoe Der.
1ngItigt bel ibrer Stridorbeit. Sic
pubfen mdt, oaB iiber i6nen oie
Sausfrau an einen fernen oeutiden
@cibnabtSo6eno oodte, Oen tic emit
in ibrer aino6eit berIe6t Sie beorii.
ZEN ou9 nidt, ooB nW}iittcrden0 i'm.
mer nod oen Dcrpnnoeten SeinO in
i6rem Souie beritedt 6iclt, oen man
noh Dem aompi Dor picr5e5n 8ogen
0a 0riiben in ocm bcripiiiteten @orfs
tell geiimoen. GoB lie ion iel6it
pfleetc. nit unenoHAcr 0iii6e un0
@eoulo, oen Oeiiti6en 9orboren
Seute botte iie iosor nod gon.
nen3weigen gemdt mo iie iel6it int
@orf geihnitten. lln0 ipciBe 9ioicn
aus Bopier imo burtc aer3cn Oarun
geItedt; foniid mar W2iitlcrdcn
nondmol ia. es iuor ocraOe-
70, ais Oh iie oen 6eino. 0cn man
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9ageim NIB 2rantcu.
Nriegs.gsei6undtsifi55e non Glie
araiit.

Gle 6otte ouigeboiit iu Sei6e-
rpnos5immer unO griif nun nod
Dem aeBenon5inocr Inn sic @eib.
nadtslidter oufilonmen gu laneu.
9i6er es gius ooa uidt 10 ianeIl.
0os 8uden uno 3erren in i6rer
@ruit gegen Oos ie idon oeu gam
5en Eog gefdmpit, ir6ien nun aud
bis in Die dnBcriten 6ingeripiseH
iiber5ugeben. 9lls ole erite Serge IN
0en griinen 3peigen brautte, muBte
iie iidj wirfli1 crit elm @eil6en om
@eiherungstiicb icit6olten, eerooe
ON Der Gde, no iouit 6elmitS @e.
fc6enfe fiir lie gele9en oidt neben
ocnen oie lie fir Ocu Batter ibrer
&inocr 6otte.
Scutc poren Die beioen gl6be leer.
Gin gil0 iiono GA I'M tannenge-
ihmiidten 9lo6men, 8elmitts 46oto.
gropbic inn ielograuen 9tod, nit Dem
Iicben 5uperiidtliAen SaHcn nm
oen Nluno. 6as er ibr 6eim 9lbi1ieo
ge5eigt 6ottc.
,3urd6alten ShaB ~. uno
nl1 i'm 0unfeln niht per5a9en. oenn
mir baben Sterne ii6er ms lte6en.~
@or Dem 9iloe lag iein lester
Selopoii6rici in Dem Gin paor Der.
meIfte glumen gelegen bottcn sic
Selntut in 6ronfrci1 in eincm Der.
itedten, fremoen SdloBeortenpinfeL
nnter 8iuterloub gefunoen. Sein
g8ei6nadtsgrllB ans Seinoe5lano.
Gr fonute 6elite nidt Die Burg
ieincs Sungcn nit Den 0ielcn 9lei-
ioloaten iiilct ipie er es ionlt i'm.
mer 10 aeiobidt uno aliidli1 Dor scr
@eihcriing getnn. SSntmer pieoer
sporer oie fleinen Gompognicn unter
Den ndenoen 6ingcrn Ser iungen
5rau 3uiommelgciaQen. llno @ilO-
dens RlppmUintel, I'M 0en Selnut
inlmer 70 bclDimocrno 6erumaeihrit
ten mar ng2cin mas bait Oh
oo pieocr 5uiannengeboitelt glun.
den. 0as lit ia oas reiue W}Grhen.
lano, oos 0o inter itnierer Wliitti
ileiBiaer Sano entiionoea.~
llno 5mei itnrfe 9lrme 6ntten 3uge.
griiien uno iic parm ieit ans @cr5
qcnonmen. lln0 nm lie 6erum ocr
&ubcl Der ainoer.
Sebt 6ronnte ole 5peite &er5e.
ieBt oie brittle mo bierte -. obcr
Oa3miiben miBtc 5rou 9lnni OoM
INNER Oie Erdnen iortipii9cu Die
ii6er i6re @nngen Iieicn.
GrallBen Dor Ger Eiir Elm @iipcru
mo 5Iiiitern unae0uloi9cr ain0er.
itimmcn mo @roBmnittcrs 6liiiter.
itimlne, oie beute gmi5 anocrs flong
ais ionit Sie 0ohie Uo9l ouM al
oen Sobn oa oronBen.
Dit einen itnrfcn 9lnd rib oie
jiinge enIinmc Sousirnu Den gcienf.
ten aopi 5od Sie ourite nitt ocr-
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Iogor in oos 9ctt Oes iungelI fsrc Isnac
acleat 6ottc, Ser nun i@on I .,D ,'Ss Ssri
i'm ariege mar, cbenio lie0fe a,T,iHet.
So6n ia fouii6 mar ''
irnO sic idipoecnOcn g'a.gSs .glSs. 'Sr IF.
ten iidb ibeu 6or1eno iiber 'ggs$fritts
belt, ais iie Oie ru6eloleiil. ;..",, ~ nit
iiber iid 6orteb mo Die @ulsli'
oen 5einO oQein mar -. aaiiO
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Bon Dem Sn6alt S6res Sdrei-
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mlbloie 8eritoringcp inO @eripil.
The evening world., 1915-01-23

OVER the Fort Lee Ferry in sight Tho fight
led by Evening World with the aid of the Sixteen fight
ing Mayors and the improvement Association Of Eastern
Bsreen County, has point after point
When Bergen County Freehode upheld by decision Of
the United Supreme Court passed resolution last June d.
ssctng ferry fares the ferry obtained in
junction restraining the Feehoders from carrying out the order
Recent the Feeodes and the Public Service
(which pretty much everything New jersey in
Guiding Lee Ferry have been leading to compromise
Counsel for Public Service Corporation said to admit that
regular patrons the ferry entitled to lower rates.
Cheaper ferage this point mcans much to Harlem merchants
much New Jersey in further opening the
attractive country Next spring should find both
shores in full enjoyment Of the benefits assured
The evening world., 1915-01-23
FOIL THE CONsPIRATORs.

YOTWITHSTANDING the fact that wheat exports for Dccem
bsr five times what they year ago. the National
Association Of Retail Groce convinced that after the huge
vAss& crop harvested "wheat held present the United
States d sufficient quantity to make the present high prices
v,snts also hat speculation in wheat directly
sibls for il high cost than actual supply and demand
This view thoroughly accods with the nations experience OF
foodufs began under the manipulation Of
gentlemen who big money prices Attorney General Greg
oy called upon District Attorneys in Chicago and Minneapolis
whether there combine operating In the
wheat market The Departments and Of Agriculture
sed To produce information relating to wheat and flour exports for
The past two years.
Exports exports the best hope OF safeguarding the cost OF
broad n this country camp the trail Of speculation Watch
out for combinations and conpac The law Of supply and de-
gets knocked cndwa when speculative greed ses s heart
profits from famine prices