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Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1915-02-13
Cliffside Personals

The Ladies of Trinity Guild of the
Episcopal Church will sew every
Wednesday afternoon during Lent for
Charity.
A son is a recent arrival at the
home of former Councilman and Mrs
William Kelly, of Palisade avenue,
Cliffside.
AS the meeting drew to a close,
there was some discussion as to what
the President of the Society should
do and what he should not do. After
a short debate, George Frew resigned
as President of the Society. Harry
Elkan also sent in his resignation as
chairman of the Social committee.
AT a meeting of the Boy Conserva-
ton committee of the Young Peoples
Society held on Sunday last, it was
decided to continue the work in hand
for another year. The Society has
been supporting a New York boy at
an industrial school in New England
for the past year on contributions
from the people of Palisade. The
cost is about $3.50 a year.
There is an organization in New
York City which takes in homeless or
erring boys and sends them to indus
trial farms. This not only prevents
the boys from becoming criminals of
the first water because of the evil as
sociations of New York street life,
but also develops the boys talents in
some direction. Such a boy was
found for the people of Palisade to
educate, which they have been doing
through the Young Peoples Society.
The course is two years at the lowest.
Mr.. Ericsson was present at the
meeting of the committee, and
warmly seconded the plan of continu-
ing the work for another year, in
asmuch as neither the Society nor
the Church contributes in any way to
any foreign missions.
Prof. Rautenstrauch is the boys
adviser. He writes to him, and in re.
turn, receives letters from the lad
telling about his experiences. Prof.
Rautenstrauch also receives the
monthly reports from the authorities.
These show that the youth is doing
excellent work at the school, and that
he is on his way to becoming re-
spectacle citizen.
Thomas Fox has resigned from the
engineering staff of McClave and Nc
Clave to assist his father in the con-
duct of the Grantwood post Office of
which he was recently appointed post
master.
Mrs. O. R. McElwain has returned
from Cleveland, Ohio where she spent
ten days on a visit to her daughter
Mrs. Centoben.
Mrs. Morell of Lafayette avenue
and Mrs. Dubois of Ridgewood, N. ].
were guests of Mrs. Milton L. Dake
at luncheon on Thursday after which
they attended the tea of the Equal
Suffrage League. Mrs. Dubois for
merly resided on Knox avenue, Grant
wood.
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NEW YORK STATE
MUSICIANS TO MEET.

The New York State Music Teach
ers' Association, of which Miss Emma
Hodkinson of Grantwood, is secretary,
will give a big dinner at the Hotel
Wellington, New York, on Thursday
night, February 25th. Among dis
tinguished lights scheduled to be
present are John C. Freund, editor
of Musical America, j. Francis Cook,
editor of the Etude and Professor G.
C. Dow.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1915-02-13
CONGREGATIONAL
CHURCH DOINGS.

The Congregational Everybody
at-Church Sunday, February 7th
was a gratifying success. The
church was filled four times during
the day. The Sunday School service
was the largest ever held. In the
evening, Mrs. O. R. Saint sang, Civ
ing great delight. On Friday night,
the men prepared and served mems
dinner
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1915-02-13
WOMAN'S CLUB
MONTH"; Y MEETING

The Woman's Club met for their
monthly meeting at the residence OF
Mrs. Schlatter, Grant avenue, Thurs
day afternoon last.
Ten dollars was voted towards the
Federation's endowment fund.
The invitation from the Ridgefield
Park Woman's Club to the local club
to be present at their federation meet
ing on February 26th was accepted.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1915-02-13

Mrs. S. w. McClave, Mrs. Roscoe
P. McClave and Mrs. Carl Holthausen
will entertain many of their friends
at a reception to be given at the Nc
Clave residence on Edgewater road
next Tuesday afternoon.
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A BOROUGH CALENDAR.

Saturday, February 18th: Costume
Ball, Grantwood Quartette Club,
Buergel's HOTEL 8.15 P. M; admis-
sion, so cents; prizes for best CO.'S
tunes.
Sunday, February 18th: Quinqua-
gesima Sunday. Church and Sunday
School services. Indian manners in
costume, Sunday evening. Congrega-
tional Church; Indian signs, songs and
ceremonies will be given. Mrs. Mid
dleton, of Palisade, will sing.
Monday, February 18th: Last pre-
Lenten dance, Grace Episcopal Mis-
sion, Grand View, Hundson Heights,
P. NJ
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1915-02-13
CITIZENS RELIEF
COMMITTEE MEETING

The "Citizen's Relief Committee, +"
of which Mayor Edward A. White is
chairman, announces that high class
Oxford eagle., 1915-12-30
Special Notice.

Ten parsons gFzrnsrs przfsrrs5)
zrs Ez1ts5 f1r o1s -ou.n 10 organ
II Better Lie Cubs Il ezch
s-1ool co1-unity II Lzfzy=ttz
ooz1-y un6zr -hs 5irsc-o1 Of c c
H-gnss Pres 'Uni.a6 FTrssa5ss q
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o=for= ian !. 1915 $50 90 us-
Douth < 1ns average AMOUNT cam
81
Write today for ful infornztoa
GSss reference. zg=. posto6ce. znd
nzns q four schools IN your
County Z =hich you you'd Ike 70
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Oxford eagle., 1915-12-30
Stockholders Meeting Of the
First National Bank

To the Stockholders Of the First
National Bank Of Oxford
The regular annual meeting OF
the First National Bank vii be
held in the Bank building on Jan
nary the i1th 1916 between the
hours 10 u u. and 2 P. NJ for
he purpose Of eleeung . board
Of Directors 10 serve the year
1916 Also for the transaction Of
such other business a. nay prop
srly e0ue before the meeting.
The stockholders are urged 10 be
present but L for any reason y0u
cannot attend lhea send = written
proxy % s01= friend 70 represent
yOa IN he nesting
By 0r3sr Of the Board os Dir
seso-s-
J u 7 Fzlkner,
- President
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SE Ness

Nr. Olive Hozs= an5 family
were the guess q II. ard Nrs.
Brumusu Sunday.
Mr. ard Mrs. Tz5s visited their
brother Sunday.
Mr. Therno1 P-rvis made q
business mp 70 Oxford Saturday.
We hups 01r seb0ol Eill open
after Christmas Ei1h q larger al
Tendance for al he pupils seem
% have 5z5 3 merry Christmas.
Nrs- Ada Cr3Ezo1 hod a. her
gussi a.. Aoazsy. Mrs. Ella
H4l--
Nrz- T-5s visited Eer children,
NJ ard Ms Curtis Fuller, Non
cay ngal.
Nlss Suais SPARKS spent the
ugh1 Eilh Mss Bessie Clifton.
Ms. Dassa smith has returned
tro1 the bedside Of her sics
@o-hsr and reports she L bette
tx t1sl her Erle son l. nov
qlIe sex
Mss Jose Allsu ard her broth,
- v7=7-=-s r-1sF5xz= near Dxfprr
S1naAy.
Mr. and Mrs.. Porter and Mar
Nzlons visited Mr.. Herd an
family Sunday
Ll1le Desorss Fuller A. On n
sex Est and - Elsa her
sPseiy recovery
We are sad 70 bose Aunt LIZ
ne Gray VITO lsfE On Thursda
for Texas where she wLl max
hsI home ~i1h hsr nephew.
Mrs Joe Livingston and Ert
son zn5-Mrs- Duff East and lIrr5
on Of Toeeopolz, visited NJ
Walter AeLzrzy Sunday.
\ Mr. Richard Crows1n and fan
I ly spent Sunday Ei1h 3ir. rei
Fuller and family.
Mr.. VII Hamilton w.s n
guest Of Mr. vnd Nrz. Tubs sun
day night
IE0 BLOSSOMS
Oxford eagle., 1915-12-30
ONE WEAK spot
Many Oxford P=op.s Have WEAK
Part z1c loo Oftsn It's
Tls BzcZ

Many peope have : weak spot
Too often rs = 1s1 hack-
T~ingss foHoE svs-y sudden
twist
Dun aohaS k==ps u cav aa5
night
Bask2rasis ofsa fron ~=ak kid-
nays
In suca cass = adnsy nsdicias
s nssdsa-
DOz1 kidney Plls zrs for sax
KIdneyz
FOR 5zckarha zad urinary is
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rsns5y.
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says OF arr n for fo- years
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kufkEkDALl's 6Hl9lES
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To-I5

Cures Al kiu6s G i1-hng skia
troubles noEs psis71 oak- 1eh.
rlngEorn. e1lexsl-poL- any irch-
ing skln z11 s1rss rzss1h l7-y
cancers Paysielz1s fai. this
remedy cures F9r sale % r r
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Samples free . szEzrsrz.
Oxford eagle., 1915-12-30

When Il heed Of nezdl=s- oils.
q sny par1s . = machine. cal or
p171e J. H Morris, a. Kzley and
Sfsrks, O. phone 20. II
Oxford eagle., 1915-12-30

Have your prescriptions hled
kt the Rowland Drug CO. Just
Ike your Doctor wants then
zlled-
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FOR RENT OR SALE On
EASY TERMS

The 5. ". IA Of Section 10
Township 9. Range ). West, con-
tanning leo acres more or less
The South - OF the 8 ". l. 1
Of Section l6, Township 2. Range
3, West, containing 50 acres more
or less
GEO. u. JOHNSON.
Sar5is, Miss.
Oxford eagle., 1915-12-30

Do1'E fan 70 see our Hne Of
--7sy E0rk. splendid gifts for
ya1r frss16s- Ful Ine Of stamp
- goods ready 70 Be worked
TT Ezl=y + Sozrks
Oxford eagle., 1915-12-30

POPoorn Candy Clspetts-
! car furnlsh fresh popcorn
erzsPs-ts eTsrT day % any ore
1=zrL1g thsz- Taisis something
zeE Try He-
o. Kiss L1cile Leak
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lhe Oxford Hospital

7 @4ln Al modern eonvenie1ees sad prepared 10
eo1aodats fs~ charity patients f-f-'e- : &C
f0r further information vrile Or apply to
Mrs. q. T. Ellis. .E0tT0R.
Oxford eagle., 1915-12-30

That the above Offer Of $500 eye glasses for sI-OO
a pair Is for this visit only. SPECIAL prioes On al
other classes Of Optical work Regular Prioes
VII prevail after our first visit to Oxford
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perionaI NotiSsa.

6err Spbn Mertt. Araumsi'
! iter Der 0ubspobl'fden 1rartrei be-
finbst fidb nit feiner Gattin auf Del
gfiidrei5e Don Der pdnarid : glusjtel'
lung. Die s,errfdnftep babtn itrer
bieIisen Grsunben 9lniidtsbartsn pom
@ranb Canon in alri5ona 5ussFn
loiTen unb psriitern, baB fie I'M Gs'
nuk Der tpunberbariten Seelerls
f1ipelsen. Serr Mertt unb 6err
Carl Storb iparen ala DelegateH
beg bicfigsn Braifmsii;erserhaabs aur
RationaI aonpention rad Sai'
Granrisco gefdidt pcroen. Serr
Stors lit bereits Dor einigen 2agell
5liriidgefebrt.
sOiit mlfriftigcr Grnuer miro IN
,peiten Sreiien bic &iinoe bon oenI
am Weithpo6 crfoIgten sIble6en poil
Srau anna Warie @abl'
brinf, seb. 9loedler, pernomlnell
lperbeil. Die i'm @iter BON GA SSnbrell
in ibrer aleiIbeB, in Der 9labe bon
gethnnp, g., ibren Gciit arfgab Gie
TubingeidIeScne bat es peritanoell,
'if ourh ibre &er5ensgiite uno ibre
pcri6nlide 9iebenapiirbigteit eiren
ercbcn ercimbeStrcis 5ii erperben
lnb Die idppersepriiften S,iriterbIiebe'
men, nnmertlih Der grnngebeugtc
@atte, Serr @iIbeIm Wab |.
g brinf, biirfen BEL Dem SdidialsI
idIose, Der iie betroffcn, Der innig.
lteit 9beilnabme pcriidert iein. Die
,eeiiebung Der iterbIibei SiiIIe fitoci
Sanlstng gormittas aui Dem 9eit.
idnn g,rot. Sriebbof auf @olmt
Sias itntt intb nm ii ltbr 0orHlit.
tags miro in Der 5riebbofstapeIlc
Serr 9aitor Or. s. 6. 9urn bon Der
ep. YbiIippus @enleinoe bic Srauer.
ieier Ieiten.
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Gies unb 9as.

- Das Observation-Disclosures bel
guiinsb Tlens Club bat fir bic bspor'
| iiebeube Oirestoren,pabl bic folgenbr
Ranbibatsn nominirt: Bert 6. 4aID'
min, 0sotfon 3. 4ropn, Geo. Gclbe
Grsb. %. Sinils, Grnft .. 6otps, @r'
tbur G. Jonss.. Grani 8. Rir&nsr uni
Sphn G. SulIipan.
- Grsbii4of Woeller bat Rep.
Jrantis 4. gedman, ben Retpor bes
Wlt. ct. Mlarp Ssminnrs unb Reo'
aeipis Z. Rau. o. o.. ben pfarrtI
Der ct. aaursniius airfe au aon'
fuItoren Der Grsbi5aeis srnannt uno
bic fclsenben bisberipen aOniultortn
ipiebersrnannt: Rep. ssobn Wl. iSeIbs
mann. Rsp. Wiaiam .. 6idep Don
Oanton. o.; Rsp. Daniel 8udlsp Don
Sprinsfielb unb Rep. Wi4dsl MuI'
ribiIl bon bier.
- Die Staaisinbuftris aommils
fion in Columbus bat aeiisrn Jrai
Warsaret M. 9rn!s. bon go. 4671
5amiIion glpenue bic Summe bon
1874 aIs Gnnhdbisuna fit ben
9op hires gaiisn. 2lrtbur o. Srate,
sneeiprotxn, Der am 8. Gptember,
lpdbrsnb sr fir bic airdnsr Gonitrut.
iion go. am 8au bes 9opple StraBs
0iabuits arbsitsbe. bur& einsn Gturs
ilin's a.ben lam.
- Di. 9ruiises Der Sriniih Wss
tbooiiten air9s on Der WeR Rsuntsn.
nabe Der Race Sirabe, bobtn seitern
ben iidbiiidxn gautommihdr Rsnbiss
benahriatiai. bnb Der 1burm Der
airfx, Der asl.entlih bes Ortans i'm
SuIi bsihibigi ipurbe, dbsstrnssn
ipsrr.n ipirb. Der 9auiommiiidr
baiis Der Gsmeinbe bic alternatip.
aetsllt. ben 9burm snttpebsr repairs
rem cbtr abtraasn au lafisn.
- G.prae Wlietsnioiter. sin I'm glr,
beiisbaus anssiieIltsr Wdrisr, tpurbs
asifsrn on SisGs BON 7bonlas 5.
Gonbap. Der rsiisnirt bat. sum. eeut'
nant beforbert
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grecutib sapmmittee: Gsnrp Qana
f.. @eprgs Webmdgln, Gbtporb Subrs,
Wen5el Betp, Ben. 8roermon; llnters
baltungstornmittee: 9enrp 8iebenber;
syoiepb GIare, Senrn 4iebsnber;
Jabnentrdser: Midael 0ubfer, 3enrp
Yrpdberbe.
Der Soc Soofer poiten bon
Dapton. %. u. g.. pirb beute Mbens
in Der pntbiushalle cine Sibnns ab'
balten.
= Der Dapton Manner Club ba!
fo!gsHes sscmmittses srnanrt: 9auss
&ommistee: Columbus glurt, Wprs
iibenber; geprse Sears; @cobIoe 81.
Barnett; gmpfansss s&pmmittes 6ugb
Mpore. 9prIibenber; R. 9f. WcWfurs
tn; 6. 8. @iliams; llntertaltunss-
aommittee: Dm. 2idttpabt, Dor,
iibsnber; 6. 6. asllp. 6. 6. Wlaius;
Mitaliebidaft aommiitee: 3. s.
Woobburb, 0oriibsnber; 4. Wl. @ts
9ep, @eorae M.psrs; gipir aom'
mittee: Wm. 6. Auinbp, 0oriibenSer;
g. q. Saplor, Jreb. Dit; Sinonss
aommittee: sSobn gbreit. @orfitens
Der; $. Z. Gmsrp. Gb. Z. Keller.
Die 13idhrise DoIlp Wlenie fiel
i'm 6ofs bes goplar Strabe GGuls
bauiss In Yelepue ipGbrenb 6es Spies
Iens su 8oben unb erliti einsn Hrua
bes Sdumens.
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aIieme Noli3ei1ad> >ridb bten.

- Charles 8ulImeber bon Wo. 1bl5
Gin @irabs er,uirtts s.fiern i'm Ttuni'
5ipaIseridt einen 9aftbefshl gegsn si'
tlsn sepiTen GImtr Didboff untsr per
NniIdae bes aleinbfsbitabls. Ais
Baumepsr bebauptet, gspdbrie e III
Der Naht pom Wtittipph gum Don't
neratag oem Difboff In ieiner Bob'
ilung Gin llnterfonnnen into ans
Cant oaiiir iou Gidboif bor 1dges'
anbrild, inter Mlitnabme BON $ig
iranSoiiifcn abfdieo seitMirnlen ba.
BEN.
- Sm Ssim fir sreunblprs ipurb:
aritern Don Der poIi5ei bie 20 Sabre
alte frau Waarp Gonipap bon Wltms
pbis, 9enn., nit ibrem Sdugiina uns
israebra6t. Die Jrau mar am Witts
mod, in Odtlsp planIos herumirrsno
aufssfunbsn iporb.n, no iie angtblid
lire SHUTTER iu6te, beren asnaue
Gbrefe ibr iebod niht bttannf mar.
Die gebUrbsn iptrbsn perfu8sH. bic
WMtt.r ausfinbis gu maasn.
- gluf 8sranIaNuna Der geborosrl
bon Snbianapolis purbe geiterH Don
BEN 9etettibs Sdaeftr unb Dalton Elm
a.ipiiI.r Hreb. aind imGkrlpooo 6ou's
perbaftet, Der IDdnbelbilberfilms III
unredtmabiser Weiie an fid asbrdht
hobeu foil. Qind. IN bsFen BeftB cine
Miena, ;yilms asflinbn tpurosn H'
ibeuert feline linihuIb.
- Der poIi3ei fpurbe seiiern fol'
geube 9isbitGble semsIbet: Don etas.
2ico. 637 @eit 9. Gtrabe, Elm an3ug
i'm @ertbs Don $15; Don James go'
Ian, 693 8roabtpdp, Irpug i'm B:rs
ib, bon $50; BON 5rant 8. Sohufou.
468 pionsr Strabe, Elm an5us unb
cine 1ai6enubr i'm Wtrtbe bon $50;
Don Robert Matt. 416 Weaaiiisr
Girabe, cine Safdenubr i'm merthe
Don $40; bon gbaB. Sarpis, 419 Wtit
8. Strabe, Elm lleber3ieber uno dnbss
re aIeioungsitiide i'm Wertbe bon
SO; Don Sanie Bros, 1925 Wdin
Strabe, sipti Damen gIuisn i'm
Wertbe bon $40.
- Gin etlpa 26iGbriser Rann, b.r
iit aIs 5. u. gbiDurbs aussab, err
Ianste oefsern bon Der goit Glcper
Go. 314 Wefi 4. Strdbe unter bem
0oripanb., bab CT bon Der potisr
Sboe 60. sei6idt iporben fst 5tpei
Dubenb slsiiriids 0Iiibbirnsn i'm
Nsrtbe uon $25, bod ftelIte q fb
ipdisr bsraus, bab bic BON ihm porses
oeigt. Orbre sefdIfdt mar.
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1sbtom anb Seaenne.

- Der Hrauen 9erein Der Gu.
ct. cSobonnes Gemeinbs BON gslIepue
Deranitaltet am nd4iten Donnerftdg
Elm anffeetrGn59en, fpoSu bic Damen
Simming, S9aufels, Siebsrt, G6aes
per. S6uler uno 2afps tire Dfsniie
tereitipillisit aur @erfiisuna aeitelIt
bdben.
- Die ct. @eprasritter Don OdDs
ton baben fplaenbe 8eante eripGbIt:
prdiibent: philip Shneiber; gi5.s
prdiibent; @eoroe Meinbolt; Tindn5s
Sstretdr: Senrb 2ana IT,; protptol@
Itrsnber SeiretGr: lrant Mapsr;
S4dBmsiIter: sSobn aruhten; Rrau,
tsn gommittee: SObn Metiint, gfo.
bert 8eder. 8. S&iDisrs ssobann;
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Der Stbtnburstr Seis
m a atb bi4ter Gran5 poppe

Der DIbenburstr 5eis
m atbbi4ter GraH3 poppe
IN mad fur5er aranIkit geforbsn.
Granj poppt, bsHen Rams In gang
Pisberoeutf6Ianb nur nit b6aiter
4dtuns ssnannt ipirb, III iikr 81
Sabre alt seporben. CT purbs am
"a. MGra 1884 IN Raitsoe stborsn.
9ersbruns fir aIIss 0robe unb S&5.
ne, mas Sis Seimatb barbietsi, uno
pflsge b.s plattbeutidtn: bas iparsn
bic beiben 2siiiitrne i'm 2eben bss
nun babinsesanseneu Di4ters. bon
ibm fiammtn bic Worie:
So lang uf' G,stn nod grim.
go lang uf' arOtns nod i40n,
60 lang ui' WannsIii nod taIh M
fart:
90 lang ipabrt platfoiitits Sprat
IN pIattoatf&e Warl.
bon fsinsn ,ablrsi6tn HobelIsns
iino 9tbihhdmmlunaerl fpoutn mir
bier nur srlpdbnsn: .Wina1sbOm uno
5abeIftrud' .4m 3ipii6mnbnsr
Sx". .3pif9sn ems unb Mefer'.
San unb 6innsrts ssiammslie Wsr,
is'. elIs OIbenbursiidtr G1ulmann
nrfabts sr u. a.: .Dsuii6s Gpradb.
idnls1, rStimatbtunbe Olbsnburss"
unb Elm pislptrbrsitstss Bud iibsr bic
GimuIidni9uIs. Gr mar aud Ger,
oiissebsr 6ss albums oIbtnbursiff<r
Didter". Reias Gbrunssn purSsn
popps Su isintm 70. unb 80. De-
burtaios su tbeil. lGr purb, BON
@robhrJos isiues SeimaibIunbts
burd DerIeibung Der srobsn soIbsnsn
Wleboille fit WiiIsnIdoft unb aunit
auBse,.ianst. Der .6eimotbbunb gaie,
brfaHIsn1 bate ben wprfdmpfsr fiir
nieOsrId@Fidx Gprads lmb ari gum
gbrsnmiteliebe ernannt, unb aud Der
.6&iittingbunb' asiHnsts ben grsifIt
Gdnasr NIT BEN fuua<n G<rjsn Sult
hs eSsHmitsIkSi@aH ana,
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Mwfdne.

- Der glnitrsider Otto gobIanb.,
bon Ro. 4200 GOleraiu 2lpenus itiirsts
geitern tpGbreHo Der Mrbeit an Der ct.
wfartins Stride. an Der Suffin Ctr,
aus Der 50bs bts 5ipeiten Gtodiperis
bsrnb. 0Iiidlideripeife tam BobIanber,
mic inn itdbtiihen SoipitnI fonitotirt
ipurb., NIT elmer WsrreHtung bts lin,
Ten GubtnDdeiS uHb bss liHteu 5unb'
,geleHfs 6abon.
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gereitsIter fslndltuerladl.

9eim geriid. ben Geteftips 9uul.
ton iinb sd,aefer, bic i'm imb brci
aitbere @iridetI, pelf,e iih in per-
e1dtiger Beiie in Der gldbe Der Bar.
rel glaep iiio Stone Gtrabe beriiHr.
trieberL berbaitet batten Si entilie.
ben, rulirbe Der 25-idbrige stod) Wor.
ris Gbeean, 7b5 @eit 4. Strnbe, bon
Daulton IN bas linfe Wein aefd)ciiel
ini6 muBfc nod bem itdotiihen
SofpitaI oebroht iperbaL mo ieine
9crIetiuig nIs iulbe6eiitenb eradtci
|iparSe- Gr icpcbL pie Der 22.idbrise
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Mns BEN aysxni3ipaIseridt

goxrt SoIbrcd ron go. 27s3 WeIi
Gebfte Strabe ,purbe aeitern DON
Ridter gor au 80 aassn 4rbsitsbaus
psrurtbsilt, neil Ct nidt fit isins
s5amiIis asiOrat unb feline Grau aubsr,
bem nod NIT BEN S&isbeiisn beoroh'
bdtte.
3u $40 unS ben aofieu irurbe bsr
SdTirer 4lIsn gani perurthsilt,
neil CT siner farbissn auubin sessn'
iiber oIlsu Iiebsnsniirbia aetporbeu
mar. Da Cant bic Strafe ni4t be-
sabIen icnni. mubts er bi. iYabrt mad
Dem arbeitsbrus antrsten.
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SeutidpGmer. etabtser6anS.

stuf beiite gberb lit na1 benz
Eeiitiden aliib Central Siirnbnlc)
cine Grtra9erinnunIimg bes Gelitid)
slmerifaniiden Stabtperbanoes ein-
beruien ,rorben rnb be aiiDeienbert
aller GeIegateu iu,b ginseIniitgIteocr
1T oriteenb ertuiuiift, ba aiiberor.
SentIid ,piftige, aiif. bie beporitebeH.
De @dhI be5iigiide SraseH sur Or.
5rcrlmg eelangen per6en.
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0ebmrtem.

Gottlieb unb CLARA Roib, 1421
Ulain Strabe; anabe.
Gbarlss unb Celia gpp.l, 1870
gapmilIer Strabe; RGbdeu.
SanIts unb emma 5dmiItpn, 275S
Mebiter Strabe; Wldbheu.
Jobn unb gpa Yugarn. 515 Sliusr
Sirabe; Wdb4en.
Sobn unb Rate 9udas. 2186 Bud
Sirabe; Wdbden.
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auto beid,Gbiat.

DAG slilto bes stIbert Ssler. baS
geitern abeitb segeu 8 llbr Dor benz
@ebd,ibe geo. 421 Central sIDenue
itatl6, als elm @ageu init einem
Tbeerofen porbeifitbr, gerietb na.
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@aioIin iueIde5 aus bem sliito aiii
Die Strabe setropfeIt mar, ent3iiilot.
te, In @rano mi6 ipiir6e Siun @etrasc
ron ctipa $3.50 beidGbist.
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glop S'Gonm,eIf, 1888 @eit 3. Stra.
be, Der 82.idbriee Sobn GleriieI,
774 Me5t 8. Strnbe, iito Der 261a'!.
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aeiperrt.
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tiDro m a ne.

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ttbromdne.
Griiber froste man BEL ben Romanen
iHSer nSaben fie fi4T II
Sebt frdet nan: sSabsn iis ibn2'
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Rate Wrigbt fir Itulbig befunbsn,
Bel Der 6eritelrung BON 5nlIdselo be-
bilflif sspefen gu iein unb bab lie
audi GolffgeIb in ibrem geiib bate.
Die Surb mar uur 30 Winuten in 3 :
ratbuna Bis re auf Elm 9erbitt Ii9
gesinigt hate. 9tls bee Sbman rem
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setlagte nidt bic 1eringite Grreauus.
sic li6eite bios unb audte nit ben
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quiiiten fir ihren 8ruber, aur per
DoIItommnunn feiner Photographic iden
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blcs na6geabmt unb auf Der anberen
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unb 5reiben i9res 9rubers feline be-
fonbere Nufmerifamfeit sef6entt".
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btaung iibernommen, berfu1t. fetn
8efies i'm Sntsreife ieiner stlientin. Or
butte iebod benz DiTtrittsanfpalt Slat,
terri geseniiber cine f6fpierise Mufs
sabe, ba Gebterer bur4 3eugfn b.
Evening journal., 1915-12-24

comes a home visitor, the whole range
of difficulties i'm the Americanization
of foreign-born women is dealt with
Through the teacher many significant
situations have been revealed. There
is the story, for instance, Of the little
Italian girl who left school and went
TO work ia a factory. SO she could buy
for herself cheap clothing trimmed
with machine-made lace. rather than
wear the exquisite handmade work Of
her mother. which was so different"
from that worn by her American
schoolmates When this girl discov-
cred through the school teacher that
the commercial value of her mothers
lace was equal TO many times what
she. the daughter, could earn, and
when the mother learned that through
knowledge OF English her children
could be brought up in a home which
met American standards without sac
rihcing the gifts and the traditions in
herited from their native race-the
problem OF Americanization was
solved.
The night schools in Wilmington
will be open to women and the Ameri-
canizatiOn committee is particularly
interested in this branch OF the work
a special subcommittee having been
appointed to consider and plan for
the development Of more opportunities