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WILLS AMI ~APPRAIEAIS.

MRS. MARY. r, SHELpoN. wife Of
George X. sheldon. dice June 10, 1918
sssHSp; net estate. siss.7ss. Mary (. Fuller
and Gertrude sandr. daughters. benen-
Charles. each .receivins ,sssss Assets;
street Appraised at 100000; cssh, N5s;
stocks and bonds, sss:ss5; silvsrware.
SAL: jeweiry. 80, 600: 100 shares stock
Corporation. Trus, Company, sppraised =,
hallway and Light Company. 10000: aSO
shares North American comIsny, $500
!: lss ,Appr.i..r KSGp,; fetal assets
il. Westc ne, widow. beneficiary.
GEORGE ". WELLS. died April rs
1916 Appraiser Compton,: net estate,
is.s7s. Mrs, Elisabeth $. Wells. widow.
sAMWEI. p WARREN. for many year,
crssnist Of Grace Church; died October :;
assets, iss.SS:: ne, s,,ats. ,is,9.o. Mr.;
h.au.st Of $40 600: book js~clry am
rocks. Ulster county, 1900. and lie e.,as,
IN Sst.2s:, Remainder after NE estate
ma SEES 10 three sisters, III" brother. -four
nieces and = nephew Of decedent.
The sun., 1916-09-23

WASHINGTON. Sept ~:e.-Cruiser Colo.
RADIO sailed from San Diego for san Frsn
Roads for southern drtll grounds: battle.
ship Maine from New York for Philadel.
phia; YACHT Mayrowsr from southern drrl
from Hampton koads for southern drill
grounds; tender Panther from Charlc.ton
Tor HAMPTON Road; DESTROYER rsuidins
srounds: tug sonoma from Hampton
Roads for southern arm grounds; tus
f,roysr Tucker from Hampton Roads To-,
Norfolk for Lambsrts Point; cruiser West
c N,rs'n's destroyer ,rH% s1 Wi".,o% from fc5 sal Tam rp.n;
Roads for southern drill grounds; destroyer
Alvin and DESTROYER Baich arrived Al
Roads: collier Cesar at Newport: gunhoat
Castine At Barshona: destroyer ~Conyngham
st Norfolk; DESTROYER CUMMING. at Ivan
ton; G%unbost Dolphin at Washington; de.
s,royer. Dray,on at Hampton Roads; train
Ing sh,p DUBUQUE at southern drill
stroyer Ericsson AT New York yard: hattie,
ship Florida =, southern drill grounds; de.
suJmarins u:a at New London: collier J..
son at Norfolk; destroyer Jarvis al Ha,np.
ton Reads; collier JSR!,sr at .Cnth.rn arl,l
port: cruiser Maryland at MansaniIlo; de.
@stroyer Mccall and DESTROYER Monaghan at
Roads; DESTROYER Nicholson at Lynn Haven
Ioada; destroyer oBrien at Uamptor
Roads: batiieship oklahoma aud tug On.
tario at southern driIi grounds, DESTROYER
Porter and DESTROYER Smith at inmp,ou
Roads; destroyer Sanpso at Lynn Haver
Roads. batti-ship South Carolina az Ran
nahsnock Spit; battieship south Dakota 4,
San Franchises; destroyer Ster,tt at Hamp
ton Roads: battleship Texas AZ southern
driii grounds: battleshir Utah at southern
drill grounds; destroyer Wadsworth a,
Hampton Roads: destroyer Wainwright q,
Lynn Haven Roads. bsttlcships WyominS
at southern drill grounds.
The sun., 1916-09-23

: G., Ia wait ora.r,
Passed Assistant surgeon =. r. Harrison
from. the Dolphin to duty with expedition
try forces in Santo DoinIrgo. Passed A..
s!siini surgeon l., II u old. from naval
hospital and nANal nsdics, schcni. Wash.
Passed Assistant surgeon ~ - SUTTON.
from tho chester to naval medical school.
NsshlnRton. Il. e.; Lieut.. 7. A Thomp.nn.
Junior Grade. to the Monterey Lieut.. Roy
dudley Junior Grade. from the Monstluock
to tho Galveston: Ensign Z. =. F.rnsworth
=" the Galveston, Ensigu NJ. y. ''oheu.
from the Mohican TO tho Monainock. A..
.'>taht faymsstcr 5. Il. Bounc. from the
Clncinnati TO naval station. CAvi,c. y. 7
Assistant Paymastrr y G.. ora &. FROM tn.
Mnsadn"ck to the rincinns'i. AsSistan,
faymasier J. i. u. Hciapp to tho Monad.
mock.
Marine Corps Rrig Gen. G J.. LAUGH.
heinier. adtutant ami inspector. commits
stoned FROM August 20. Brig. Generals
George Richards, psyms>tcr, ana q. L. Nc.
cawley. .: y. commits lcned from August
70; CAPT. J. ". wadleisM, from tn. marine
i Ha Cant ann.F1,''' TO Fir; om br,s.l.,
barracks. navy ys-h. Washington. To- First
Brigade. Hsyti; First Lieut., n. l.. Adam
from the marine barracks. Norfolk Ia
First BRIGADE. San'o Domingo: First Lieut..
;. y, Kennedy. from ma rine barracks, San
Diego, to !. =. :. Denver First Lieut.. A.
McH. Robbins. from recruiting duty rincir.
natl, 30 treatment naval hospital. Las AMI.
marine barsck.. Mare Island. to marine
barracks, San Diego. Second Lieut.. Oliver
Floyd. from u. :. $. Denver TO marine bar.
racks. Mare Island Second Lieut.. SsN.
Raynor from marine barracks. bingham,
to First Brigade, San,o Domingo.
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SENDS NOTED
FASHION MAN HERE
M. dc Giaffcrri, Envoy for
1000 Firms, TO Lecture at
Wanamakcr's.

NJ. de Giafferri has come to America.
Who Is NJ. de Giafferri? Well, he is the
man whom the town council Of Paris
has selected TO manage the salon OF
the mode and Of the decorative indus
tries" to be held each Easter In the
French capital.
He nj to America as representative
Of the Chambro dc Synd,cat, which I'm
cludepnf d~ressmsliins Arms. and Of the
Delegation Of Creating Industries. which
has 1000 Arms making lace. embroidery,
t~sssels, buttons. braid. furx. jets and the
thousand odd other things used In sdorn.
Ing Miiady.
The important thing about NJ. de Giaf.
ferris arrival Is that he has brough,
with him many trunka niled with gowns
wraps. hats. &C. produced by these firms
and IL showing the goods at Wanna
maker'f.
Every day next week he will give q
causerie In the auditorium there At 3 :3t
p. NJ. fret talking about the Rena!s'
sance. or costumes under the Directoire
or h Napoleonic period. and then ex
hibitinG gowns illustrating the period
discussed. For he has made q study Of
the history Of dress and like the famou,
scientist who built ny n large ANNA
from one tiny bone, he can tell from q
glimpse Of q SKIRT or q sleeve on Jus
what age the costume In bNsed.
Before "a selected lot Of artists, fashion
writer's and press people N. de GiafYerr
gave yesterday. AS a sample Of rex
weeks bill Of fare. a discourse OH 'Gowi
cutters of the middle ages"
The general effect Of the street dressc,
shown was short and fun. M most 81
the things were refreshing,y simple. A
least they looked hat way. but. AZ 8
A0aaasnaEA, L., 49, shsSxl ~,.. .At-r.-l
The sun., 1916-09-23
BISHOP PETERKM DEAD.
Aged PreIste Of Episcopal Church
Dtes After Long lllaess.

r~AREERsBvRo. W. Va. sept. ::.-The
Rev. George W. Peterkin, IS. RNhop of
West Nreinia. died at his home here
to-day after All illness OF q years.
lie was for more than nifty years Il
Bishop NJ the Protestant Episcopal
Church.
bishop r"tcrkin was horn IN Wash
ington couu,y. Maryland. March -,
1871. lie was graduated fso'n tho
Irivc! sity Of Virginia w 1879 and three
wears late, enlisted in the confederate
Mmy. He became aid to Brig Gen. w
y. I'endicton. In 1865 he was graduated
from TIE Theologics, Seminary at Viz
gin,a. In 1873 ne WIS consecreted first
Bishop nf West Virginia. He was III
charge %. the Protestant Episcopal mis-.
sion In Brazil In 1884 and in 1901 made
a missionary tour OF Porto Rico. R'shoi
I'eterkin was author OF Records OF the
Protestant Episcopal Church in Nir-
g.nia ard West Virginia" and "a Hand
book FOR Members snd Friends OF tho
Frotes,an: Es'isc"pai Church"
The sun., 1916-09-23
PIPING ROCK CALLS
HORSES ADMIRERS
Socially Prominent Persons
Among Attendants on First
Day Of SHOW.
MANY REMAIN ALL DAY
LunchcOns Held in Clubhouse
and Country Places in
the Vicinity.

\ good turnout marked the first day
o. he Piping Rock horse show, and as
/, vas an all day show tho people ar.
rived carly or late. Numerous parties
ha1 luncheon nj the clubhouse, while
many Of those who have country places
'ear by returned to their homes after the
M ming session. going back for the show
af,crwnrd.
Among those IN the boxes were Mr..
AID Mrs. Beekman winthrop, with whom
we're Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander =. Webb.
Miss May Bird and NJ. Orme Wilson. In
the lcy with Mrs. Pau u. Cravath were
Mrs. e. pevello l.a,hrop. Miss Vera
Cravath and Miss Gertrude yelling.
with Mr.. and Mrs. Sherwood Aidrich,
who mo,orcd from Great Neck. were DIR.
aud Mrs. Preston =. Satter white. Mr.. and
Mrs. Lawrence Il. I;lliman and Ralph
Bloomer.
In the party with MIR. and Mrs. Ralph
y Ellis were MIR. and Mrs. Arthur Scott
Burden and Mrs NJ. Lawrence Keene.
la another o were MIR. and Mrs.
Thomas Hitchcock. Mrs. Charles Cary
Rlmscy. Mrs. A.. Butler Duncan. Mrs. +.
Skiddy Won Stadc. Mrs. ]. l.. smith Had
zen and Miss Helen Hitchcock. Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Parker kiriin's guests included
Mrs. Alvin {. Burt. Mrs. william NJ.
t~i'itmann. Miss Elisabeth kiriin, Ralph
kirlin and JACK O'Duy.
Mr.. and Mrs. George r. Fahys. WHO
,ill start Oh y "trip TO Japan and China
on october s. hal "a party Of young peo-
Me In their box. among them Miss Con-
stance Fahys. Miss Alice Vail. Miss
Marjorie Beard and Miss Amy SporkeA.
samuel Willet's guests included Mr.. and
Mrs. John Gerow butcher. Mrs. Andrew
Mckinney and Miss Marian Kennedy.
Among others In tho boxes were Mr..
ard Mrs. Harry La Montague. Mrs. Fred
or.ck Brooks. Mrs. Philip a. S. Franklin.
John ~. Franklin. Philip \. :. Franklin,
Ir. Mr.. and Mrs. Skeftington Norton.
Mrs. Thomas Hastings. Mrs. Payne
WhItney. MIR. and Mrs. Harry T. Peters
Mrs. Eugene sands Wills I'd. Mrs. Charles
\ Van Rensselaer,. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
=. Stiilman. Miss Lisa Stii,man. Mrs. y.
Eserton Webb. Edmund Randolph,
Harvey s. Ladew. W. Russell Grace,
Ho-hert NJ. Hartman. Mr.. and Mrs
william II. Porter. Miss Helen Porter
Miss isabel S%tet,inius. Mr.. M Mrs. s
4 Warner Baitaxzi. Mrs. Henry $. War.
grr. Mrs. VI. Wolcott Warner. Mrs
George :. Graham. Mrs. Harry y. Will.
Jams. Mr. Frederic II. Pratt. Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold y. Erskinc. Mrs. Hunting
ton Moron. who was with Mrs. James A
Blair Mrs. cyril DuGmorc. the Misses
florence and Betty Gilbert. Miss Alice
Dc.amar. Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Morawctz
Mr.. huntington Eabcock. Mrs. Seis"i
Doubleday. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph r.
DAVIS. Nj. and Mrs. =. bryce WING. Mrs
clinton Gilbert. Mr.. and Mrs. Martir
". Li;tle:on and Mr.. and Mrs. W. White
gSht Watson.
The sun., 1916-09-23
DIED.

BArIIE-u Muhlcnhu,S Hospital, Leigh
S.aul,y r;achc. september -.
Funeral from his late residence, Beech
wood av.nur. hound Brook. y. j.. sun
Day. september 81. at = NJ.
BEOwN.-Emma West. widow OF Richard
Brown. suddenly. on Thursday. Septem-
her -. 1915 at tho residence Of her
daughter. Mrs. Benjamin Il. Hall. 81
riverside Drive. New York.
Funeral services will be held Saturday.
september 81. at $50 \. 81. at the
church OF the Heavenly Rest. Fifth
avenue abo," Forty fifth street. Inter
msnt In Philadelphia. Philadelphia
i.pers please copy.
HhltrEr At her residence. the New
Windsor, New York. Friday. September
-, 1915. II. Caroline. widow Of Joseph
.hdncr Harper. In her eighty-hrst year.
AYpE.-N Plainhcld. y. j.. on Thursday.
September 81, 1915. Elisabeth. wife Of
tho late Charles Hyde. In her seventy.
ninth year.
Services a. her late residence. eos Fast
Front street. Piainhc.d, y. J., Sunday.
September -. 1T . i. N. Carriages
wi. meet train leaving foot Of Liberty
s'reot, New York city g. II. r. OF ~.
- at ! o'clock.
M,Eri%.-$uIdenly. by accident at Rye.
f'P'"fho'' ~ ~ ~
Martin youngest son Of Milford and
10. Ra!nsford Martin, ia his e!gh-
,HUth year.
Fun"rul service at Christ Church. Rye.
= Y. sunday, September -. 1916. at
81 I NJ.
N.l1NGTON-Thc Rev. Richard whitkin
Ernest, only son of the late Richard
Whiskiu Crawford aud Eliza NJ. Mcr-
iS.rn
F.u'rIi services sunday. 3 =. NJ. Trinity
'hH'h Newark, Bishop Lines ofticiat-
iYT London and Cambridge England,
.p4 pungannon lroiandJ papers please
.,'H.
NUhBAN.-septembcr 90, Agnes Murray.
aged 40.
tn-ra' services at her lat" residence,
80 West Twenty-nrst street. sunday.
- O'Clock.
a,iiNiDT-WIl!an aged ca, Services
'JJiE FUNERAL CHURCH, Broadway.
tty.siNth and Sixty-seventh streets
'1nlphsll BIildinE', Saturday . o'clock.
S'Ii suddenly. at H. nox. Mass, Ed
~ PsieltorI scott. husband Of the
"' Evelyn Gurnec. In his seventy sixth
'.ar, lio leaves three children. u. Nor
."a scott, Mrs. GEORGE u. Dyer and
.lrs. Clarence q, Chapman.
F9H"ral his afternoon NJ ~. Barrshsss
'hurrh, lrvington- on- Hudson. on the
arrival Of the $40 train from New
lpit.
$ NrH Killed In gallant action on Sep.
''uber 10 IN France. Lieut.. Dillwyn
1ofr.sh starr, colls,resm Guards. son
Of br. Louis and Mary Parrish starr.
ugol 81.
N~.ltNriHL" SudiCniy. by Accil'nt at
F'", =. g.. Friday. September Is. Al
'Et A., son Of Sicko'ine !. Valentino
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EUROPEAN NAILS.

The French liner Lafayette. sailing 90
day for Bordeaux. viii take mail. closing
AZ I: 81, for France, Rumsnia, Switzer
land. Italy. spain. Portugal, Egypt. Greece.
british indis. British Ea>, Africa. siam.
ma W. i nrs't e.. 'r.r"n. Mt, sr.ii.
and Persia
The American liner st. Paul. sailing to-
day for Liverpool. viii take mail. closing
at $40 A. NJ, for Europe except ~.~r,nary.
Austria. Hungary. l~.usen,bury. BuiGsris
Serbia. Turkey. Netherlands. Norway.
sweden and Denmark,, Africa. West Asia
and the East Indies
The Fahre liner Patr,s. sailing to-day for
Maple. viii take mail. closing y. 10 4. "
for ltsly. Rumsnis. switzerland and
Greece.
The Spanish liner Alicante. sailing to-
day for cadiz. viii take mail. closing Al 6
a. NJ. for Spain and Portugal.
The sun., 1916-09-23
George r. StenGcl.

NEWARK. y. j. Sept. 2c.-Geor2e +.
STENCIL, 20 years old. president Of George
+. Stenge,. Inc. patent leather msnufac-
turers, died to-day in his home. 1850
Broad street. Mr.. Stengei was promi-
rent AZ a horseman. lie was a member
O. the New Jersey Road Horse Associa-
ton. lie owned a string Of nifty blooded
horses. lie was born In Germany and
came here when a baby. lie In survived
by his wife. Mrs. Hattie Oxley Stensel.
and seven children from two other mar
riages.
The sun., 1916-09-23
DINNER FOR MIS- PERKINS.
nd ware ". Freenas. Whs VIII
Marry Her To-day. IL Also q Giuest.

Marry Her To-day. IL Also . Gsest.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Perkins gave
= dinner last night at their country
nome. Glyndor. In Riverdsic. n. Y, for
their daughter. Mias Dorothy Perkins.
n Edward W. Freedam. who are TO be
married this afternoon at 4 o'clock IN
tho Hiverdaie Presbyterian Church. The
party Included mainly the young friends
OF Miss Perkins and her fance.
Among the guests were MIR. and Mrs.
James d. Denny. the Misses Dorothy
Kenny. Susan Colgate. clara Baker.
Dorothy Freeman. Estcile Farrell, Helen
Dousherty. Mildred Dodge and Grace
Cosswen DIR. Nathaniel cleveland. Dr.
a. T. Martin. Peter Cooper Bryce. y.
howard Baker. Richard Robbins. Will
liam Iippincott. George w. Perkins, Jr.,
raul Noycs and Alexander l.. Matbour.
After h Dime there was dancing.
MT. and Mrs. Perkins guests remained
over for the wedding. which will he
small and which will be followed by q
sinali reception at the home Of the
brides parents. Miss Dorothy Freeman,
sister OF the BRIDEGROOM. will be the only
attendant. and Mr.. barbour will act as
best man. \ special train for guests
viii leave the Grand Central station
here at ; al o'clock.
The sun., 1916-09-23
NAILS.

Japan. rorsa. china. via seattle. pei
steamship Canada Nsrv. clos. AZ New York
$50 l.. ". tomorrow.
Japan. Co-ea. china 'excrr. Shanghai
city, and Philippine ;sia,:.. ~. "sH,
couvrr. per steamship Empress Of Russia
c;2e =. n september 20.
Pc-tmss;er Morgan announce that mail,
10: SHANGHAI. Angus, IS. Kobe. Srpten,he,
!. and vokoha ms September :--~hich AT.
rived per steamship Canads were ses
and are due In New York to-day.
The sun., 1916-09-23
NEWPORT BALL RAISED $4,000.
Money Given 10 Needy Faaiies Of
y. y. aaA n. ], lsvar6

NEWPORT. II. J.. Sept. 2?.-The black
and white hall given In the summer home
~ p-. and Mrs. Alexander Hamilton
Rice last month for the needy families
OF National Guardsmen OF New York
and this State Melted $500. Mrs. II.
r. Wilson. who wac treasurer. has turned
over to Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt. chair
a OF the New York National Guard
Auxiliary. $4,000. and to Gov. Beeckman
$500.
Mrs. William r. Draper ~ . Inner
hostess this evening. az was Mrs. Arthur
Graham Glasgow. 4 surprise party WAS
rendered Mrs. Richard T. Wilson at her
Middietown farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Gordon Bennett
will close their Newport season tO-mor-
row. 1t is understood that they plan TO
sail FOR France next week.
The sun., 1916-09-23
Miss Roth r.. Sedd0n.

PATERSON, Sept. 22.--Miss Ruth Flea
nor Seldom, daughter Of william u. Sed-
don, died Of ptomaine poisoning yester-
day in the Seldom homestead. IL Ar
mory place. She was y graduate OF
Hackettstown Seminary and the Pater-
son ,~ieneral Hospital Training School
for Nurses, Her father, a brother. Will
lam seldom, and two sisters, Mrs. Myra
Reardslcy and Mrs, Catherine Pierre.
survive.
The sun., 1916-09-23

PATERSON. y. j.. Sept. 22.-George
Stapleton. "A prominent business man and
lifelong resident OF Paterson. died last
night at his home. 1874 Walnut street.
He was 81 years old. and n member Of
the Paterson Orange Lodge OF Masons.
Kearny Council. Jr, O. u. A. NJ, and
Washington Camp. Patriotic IONS OF
America. lie was founder OF Laurel
Lodge. International Good %Templars, and
president OF the board OF trustees of tho
'rotowa Presbyterian Church. lie leaves
one daughter. Mrs. T. II. Keller.
The sun., 1916-09-23
Alfred johnson.

Alfred Johnson. IS. for many years a
Republican leader in lslip. l.. J.. died
Wednesday ut his home, North road,
Sayvilie. For two terms he held the Of
flee OF Highway Commissioner lie was
born in England. and In early life WAS 4
minister. lie WAS the father OF Fred
erick Johnyon, an architect. n Robert
Il. Johnson. "a builder OF Flushing.
The sun., 1916-09-23
MOVEMENTS OF YACHTS.

NEW LONDON. Conn. sept. 1.-THE
aassl yacht Velc,tc. Frederick W. Wander
h'i: the auxiliary schooner yacht Intrepid.
i.ln,d PhorniS. the siOop yacht Comet
Torn nus Vanderbilt. Jr. and the power
uch, Mi-srMar. Charles J. Eis-nlohr. have
arrived
Thc steam ynoh, Christine. under charter
~ ibhu h Severance. AMI the schooner
r,.H' sea Fox. Dallas u. Pratt, have LETT
The sun., 1916-09-23
WEDDINGS.
Nan

PATERSON. Sept. 90. - Miss Mabel
Johnson. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. A.
y. OF Totowa borough, and
george w. Van Varick Of irvtngton-on-
were married last evening
IN the Swedish Lutheran Church here.
the Rev. o. n. Glim o~fnc,ating.
The sun., 1916-09-23
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
United States Coast aud s;codetic Survey
STANDARD 11,ac.
sun rises .... 5:<3A n Sun sets. -. s. 80 r N
Noon rises.......i -? AM
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy Hon. .t:7 Gov. Island. s rs A NJ
He'll Gate.......f: An
low WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy Hook 10 "a A N Gov. Island II % A NJ
Hell Gate ........i Ns
The sun., 1916-09-23
MARRIED..

RoosENELT--W ElNACHT.-on Friday.
september -. 1916. at Trinity Church.
Elisabeth. y. J., BY the rector. the ROY.
VlnH.id :. Basr. Elise Annette, dsugh-
r,r Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward wcinacht.
'' JOAN kcan Roosevelt.
The sun., 1916-09-23
LclRh y. D0che.

PLAINriELD. n. j.. Sept. c2,-LeiGh s.
Bache. aged ~. OF Bound Brook. died In
Muhlenberg Hospital. this city. last
night. following an operation. lie was n
native OF New York. a Mason and an
Elk. lie leaves . wife and two BROTH
orr.
The sun., 1916-09-23

Justice Cohaian granted a motion By
District Attorney Swami yesterday trans
ferring the claimant murder case from
General Sessions TO the supreme Court
and setting October . rs the date for the
trial.
The sun., 1916-09-23

Highest temperature, ~. at 1915 u. NJ.
Lowest tenn perature. So. at .:5e A.. N.
Average temperature Sc.
The sun., 1916-09-23
MISS GREENE DENIES REPORT.
a---
Thinks Being Librarian II Better
Than Being Married.

Being librarian OF the !. T.. Morgan
library Is y better job than hcing mar
ricd. Miss Belle Ia Costa ,;recnc be-
lievcs. She said go yesterday in denying
The sun., 1916-09-23
MOyer-kIauett,

announcement is made Of the mar
riaec on Tuesday at La Orange. H.. OF
Miss Ethel Oakley Kinnett. daughter Of
James A.. Oakley OF LA Grange. TO Rob-
crt Bliss Meyer OF Piainne,d. y. J.
The sun., 1916-09-23
ARRIvED-rRlpAy. scptembcr

ARRIvED-FRiDAy. september 90.
Sc san Gurltelmo.- Naples. Sept. ., on
Eyre Island at s0s r. NJ.
e Nina, , p. NJ, 1<ehorn. Sept. T..
- N.rrsnea nsctt, a; A n. London. sept. G
Sc Brunswyk. 7G r. NJ, Rotterdam,
Sept 3.
81 1~rcvier. SEQ p. NJ. Po,zuoii. Aug. %.
70 EARNING. las A. ~. kirkwsii. Sent. 8.
r Medine. s:i5 a. ~. Rotterdam. sept. Q
Sept. ..
s. SCrmsn Bridge. s:r r. NJ. Thursday
Tsmpico. Sept. II.
- Zuiia. ii A. NJ. Curacao. SEPT. IL
Ss Parma. 3 y. NJ. ~. Thomas. Sept. II.
10 Muncaster Castle, Il n. Cristobsl. Sept
~.
So ~ "a. Galveston. Sept. u.
~ city It ~. lnuis. Sstsnnsh. a~pt. 10.
- ANpaho<. Jarkwonvillc, sept. ~
M frcderick LucAcnbsci. Phiiadciphis. sept
"a.
~ DELAWARE. rhiiedrlrhis. Sept. 81.
Ss Ehstertno-'av, Bsitinmrc. Sept. %
ss rcnns,lvanis. Halti,porc. Sept 20.
Va Impcrstor. rru,idrrcp Sept. 81.
- Madison. Norfolk. scpt. 81.
Hnrt Cnn Grsham. HSll. July Is
The sun., 1916-09-23
THE SEAGOERS.

Sailing TO day. ny tho French liner La
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es begreifli9, oab oas 9ii9lein:
yBObin seb0rt @lTab : 2Otbrinssn2"
in fOlgenbsn Sdben gipfelt:
y@tnmiitbi9 sebt bur6 infer Gls
iab 2otbringen Der Dunf8: Sir
ipoGsn enbIi6 CUR inneren Rube tofn-
men, mir tpoIien enpli6 Elm flares
@nterlunb. 9as 3mieIpGltise uab
niebergetGmpft, bic elfdHii9e 5rugit
mug i6erDunOen iperbenl 1inb BEL Der
5rnge na9 oieTem 9aterlanb tam
ss fir einen ebrli6en 9snter an9
nibt einen @ugsn6lid bes 3peifels ees
ben. Die 2lntiport muB lauten:
Deutl6lanb."
Or. 6einri6 6rdntsl.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-25

800; p4in $3.oo-6.5o; glds
fdxr Gtisre $5.50L7O0: auserIefens
bis srira $7-@-7.75; Seifrs 500
-6.85; auserIsiene bis ertra 500
7.5O; aii6e $3.50-5.25: oussrleIne
Bis ertra $5.60-6.25; Gamnrs $3.50
100; fette Snirp aiibs $5.25-6..
20; Milhfiibe S35-75; Stoders ritp
5eebers: Stiere $5.25-7.4o; 5eifes
Sc. .00-6.75; piik $4.O0-5.0o.
Dullen. = Die 3ufubriDar nur
mdbig, bic Hatfraqs cine etrpas bIs
fere unb bic prsiis itstia Big fart.
Jestts Bullen $6.O0-6.5O; golpg.
na $5.50-6.35; masere unb lei4ls
$4.OO-5.25.
aGIber. Die 3ufubr mar ses
ring uHb Der Murtt tart. Die prsis
fs ftisgen nm 25c per 100 pfunb.
9effe adfber 81 .25-11.5O: fdie
Biz quite Ief9te $8.25-11.25; prbi.
mare unb grObe $4.50-11.00.
9 4peine - Der Martt nar
febr rubig unb bic prsiie fir 1leis
fferiortsu fie!sn I'm 1Oc per 100
pfunb. 2eidte gsrianbtIorten uns
Jertel finb itttig.
Cute bis aussrlsfens 0srpadunsss
unb JlsiiHerfortsn $8.7o-S.75; &c.
mif9te gsrpaduussIortsn $8.45-8.s
10; lsi4ie Dsrianotiortsn, 12o Sig
155 gfupb $7.35-8.10; orbindr.
big quite Gerfsl, 11o gfunb unb oas
runter $5.50-70O; orbinGre Bis aus
erIsieus idpns fstts Sdue $5.75-
$40; erira $500; Stass $3.50
5.75; ertra $500.
Sdafe unb 2Gmmcr. -
Die 3ufubr mar isbr mdBig urt
bi. preiis ftetig.
Stafs, EXTRA $7.5O-7.75; CUTE
Bis auserlsfsns $6.50-7.40; orcindre
Bis fair $3.50 6.25. = admmsr,
ertpa $11.50; CUTE bis aussrleiene
$10.25-11.40; oroinGre bis fair
S7.O0-10.00.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-25

3uder. - prtife ief. Rdffi.
nirtr Gut 2oaf $3.50; ppipbereb
S6.75; Cubes sos; sranulirisr So
70; gonfsetionsrs ~ $6.65; OFF
~. S6.40; ipeiB.r ertra 1920; EXTRA
| .g@ 5000 per 100 pfunb.
MoIaffes 1T ftetig. ~ Rem
ORLEANS Open aetls 45-65c; gentri,
iueal 25-34c per 9allcnt.
REFS. - aouiiiuno, Uanep Seab
|65-6ac; prima 54-5ae; orbirdrs
4-4ae: ssapnn Al 53c per pfunb.
Dairp probufte
Butter. = Marit siemTi6 Ieb,
boii unb itetis. - WbClemili ertra
37ac; Gentroliseb ertra 347,. Cen
iraliseb iirfts BIC; Gtcnbs 2Se;
isanep DARN 25e: pddins Stod ia
--19t per pfunb.
RATE. - Marft iteiig. Dbic 173r,
gforblreitlider 1S-19}e, Rem Dorf
lee; G&pei5er 27-40e; DO. Bird
19r; Qimburser 17A-18e Der pfuub.
Gier. - .Marft iistis. prima
jirits 9iibnertisr 21c; firms 2Os; prs
otndrs firits l9s; fstonbs 1SAc per
Dubenb.
GtffigeI. - Marft itstis. ~
9rcilers g. pfunb unb bdrunitr 23e;
utsr 2 pfunb 19e; 6dbne 1le;|
6ilbnfr 14S-15c: 1rinbibHer 18---|
23s; ho. NIT irummsE HyrIt 10 -12s |