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The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1916-12-30
Bargaintown

Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. F.. Cullen are the proud
owners of a lovely new and in
tend taking long trips sightseeing in the near
future.
Mr.. Silas Y. Wilson, who is spending the
winter in Philadelphia, spent the weekend
at his home with Mrs. Wilson and son Earle.
Miss Viola Rankin had as her guest Miss
Glare Ireland on Christmas Day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benz. S. Sutton, of Mortified,
entertained a large house party on Christmas.
Among those enjoying the bounteous Christ
mas dinner We're: Rev. Walter Nickless, ST.,
and mother, Walter Nickless, Jr., Mr.. and
Mrs. W. B. Sutton and daughter Margaret of
Millville, Mr.. and Mrs. George Webb of Chel-
sea, Miss Ethel Nickless, Mrs. Sarah Moore,
Miss Bessie Nickless and Master Albert SUIT
ton of Philadelphia.
Miss Julia Angerman and her sister, Miss
Frances, who have been spending the last two
months with their brother and family, Mr..
and Mrs. Theo. A. Angerman, at their home
in New York, are spending the holidays with
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Angerman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank j. Clayton, of Mill
vile Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Robinson, OF
Bridgeton, were the guests of their sister,
Mrs. VIM. F. Cullen, over the weekend.
Mr.. Jno. A. Davies entertained his son and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred ]. Davies and
Jno. A. Davies, End, of Atlantic City, at his
home last Tuesday.
CHURCH NOTES.
A very interesting program was rendered
last Saturday evening, when the Zion M. e.
Sunday School gave their Christmas enter
tainment to a large and appreciative audi
ence. The following program was rendered :
Ring we bells" by the choir.
Invocation by the pastor, Rev. w. Nickless.
Responsive reading, led by the pastor.
Greetings" by Little Emily Price.
1.-THE Christmas Mouse" by Fenton Ritter.
Hail the new born King" by the choir.
BEST Wishes by Earle Davies Wilson.
Santa Claus" by Amy Price.
Nobody Cares by Naomi Krewson and
"sweet Bells duet by Mrs. R. F. Collins
and Mrs. F. j. Lovett.
Price.
LULLABY" by Clara Carr and Bertha Hol-
lenback.
Little Miss Edithe," by Naomi Krewson.
Can you tell ?" by Elizabeth Price.
Christmas time, by Walter Collins.
DAY of Days. by the choir.
1.-THE twentieth century Santa Claus" by
twelve children, with Mr.. Joseph Krewson
as the up-to-date st. Nick and Mr.. J. R.
Good Night" song by children in dialogue.
At the close of the program every scholar
was given a Xmas gift by the Sunday School
also every child in the community was re-
membered.
The Sunday School also showed their ap-
probation of the splendid work Of their be-
loved Superintendent, Mrs. R. F. Collins, by
having Santa Claus present her a small
purse of gold. Also the pastor was presented
a purse of gold by 'Old Santa" from the
church members, a token of their great ap-
probation of his untiring efforts among his
people, who have learned to love and honor
him as their pastor and friend.
Rev. Nickless will have charge of all ser
vices next Sunday at Zion. Also will hold
watch night service next Sunday evening.
commencing at 10 p. M. Everyone invited
to worship with us and to close the old year
at our service with song and prayer.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1916-12-30
LinWood

Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Doughty entertain
ed their brother over Christmas.
Mr.. Albert Carman spent Xmas with
his mother and father.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Carman enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. Hampton and daugh-
ter Eva, of Berlin, over Xmas.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Turner are
spending the holidays in North Jersey.
Mr.. and Mrs. j.. L. Sutton and son
Daniel spent Xmas with the formers
daughter, Mrs. Mary Rodgers, of Haddon
Heights.
We are glad to hear hat Mrs. Stuber
is improving.
Mr.. Smith Sutton was much surprised
by the Xmas gift he received from his
sons, Warren Sutton. Roy Sutton-Clar-
ence Keller and Neil Thorn.
Mr.. Thomas Thorn took Xmas dinner
with his son and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Neil Thorn.
Mrs. Smith Sutton received a beautiful
bunch of flowers from the church.
Mrs. Lizzie Collins and Mrs. Mable
Brewer were visitors of Mrs. Smith SUIT
ton on Tuesday afternoon.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1916-12-30
WHY THIS MAN WAS NOT HAPPY

There is a story in the January Wo-
mans Home Companion in which a
character says:
"'Here I am, the last of the Ran
dalls, actually working for the mar
who ruined my father, living in this
miserable little house,-eating in the
kitchen,-my wife in calico, working
like a niger. l haven't got more
than a thousand dollars to my name
after all this time, that I've shaved
away in the bank. I'm a poor excuse
for a man, Mollie, or I'd get back what
belongs to me-
"She had heard it all many times
before, but it always hurt her anew
to see his self-contempt. She came
around the table to his side and put
her arm over his shoulders.
"'Walt, dear she said, you know I
don't mind The caress added silent
ly, because Pm with YOU
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1916-12-30
CONCISE NEWSLETS
ABOUT THE CITY
Interesting Local Occurrences
Briefly Told =

Monday, Jan. 1, at 3 o'clock, the Pleas
antville Basket Ball team will play the
All Stars of Atlantic City, on the High
School court.
The new Pleasantville High School build
ing will be dedicated with appropriate exer-
c!ses on the evening of Tuesday, January
ninth, at 8 o'clock.
The Clover Club will meet at the HON
of Mrs. Bossler, So w. Washington Ave,
next Tuesday, Jan. 2, and thereafter will
continue its regular meetings again.
The physicians of ~easantv an
nounce by advertisement in The Pleas
antville Press today al increase in their
rates for professional services. The a d
appears on page g..
Mrs. Louis Henderson. of Somers Point,
died Sunday at the Garrettson Hospital, Phil
adelphia. Freebooter Allen Tallman is a
brother. Funeral services at Scullvllle on
Wednesday and interment in Palestine ceme-
terry.
The flremen of P~leasantville are ar
ranging for q masked ball to be held in
the Fire House on the evening of January
first. d. S. LeCompte is chairman of the
committee which is arranging for the
same.
Mayor-elect Thomas F. Crawford and
Councilmen-el ec Albert e. James, Edward
N. Meloney and Michael Lutz assume their
Offices on New Years Day at noon, and 1t Is
expected that a number of their friends will
be at Council Chambers to see them indicted
into office.
The Women's Foreign Missionary So
ciety of Salem M. e. Church will have a
Japanese Tea at the home of the Presi-
dent, Mrs. ]. F.. Ryon, Main St. n Park
Ave, on Jan. 4th. Other Societies are
invited, and friends of our own also. A
silver offering will be taken.
An entertainment was given at the
Ahnshouse in honor of the inmates on
Tuesday afternoon, December twenty
sixth, under the auspices of he w. c. L.
u. of Pl%easantville. A delightful program
was given by those assisting, and the
committee takes this means of thanking
them for the talent rendered. The COM
mittee in charge were: Mrs. e. F. Baker,
Mrs. Frendlich, Mrs. Harvey Lake, Mrs.
Chas. Risley and Mrs. Macmillan.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1916-12-30
MISS DE FOREST ANDERSON.

Miss de Forest Anderson appears on
the Lyceum Festival in the A-B-G
Company. She belongs to an old south
ern family and has been recognized
and heralded the world yer as the
greatest fiautiste in the history of mu-
sic.
Miss de Forest Anderson has played
at Windsor Castle before the late King
Edward and Queen Alexandra. Her
flute recitals in London were given un-
der the patronage of royalty and mem
bers of all the great families of the no.
bility.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1916-12-30
COMMON PLEAS COURT OF
ATLANTIC COUNTY.
In re. the application of Henry Rabinowitz
for leave to assume name Of Henry
Roberts-Order

In re. the application of Henry Rabinowitz
for leave to assume name Of Henry
Roberts-Order.
Henry Rabinowitz having applied to this
court by verified petition setting forth the
grounds thereof, for an order to authorize
him to assume another name, to wit-Henry
Roberts And it appearing to the court
thereby, that said Henry Rabinowitz resides
in Atlantic City, in the county of Atlantic
and State of New Jersey, and that he is more
than twenty-one years of age And it further
appearing that notice of such application has
been published at least once in each week for
four weeks successfully next preceding the
time of such application, in the Pleasantville
Press, a newspaper of said county, and the
court being satisfied that there are reasona-
BILE grounds for the proposed change, and
that there are no reasonable objections there
to:
1t is on this 9th day of December, A.. D.
1916, ordered that Henry Rabinowitz be and
he is hereby authorized to assume the name
of Henry Roberts, from and after January
2Sth, A. d. 1917; and that within ten days
from this date, said petitioner do cause a
copy of this order to be published in The
Pleasantville Press, a public newspaper
printed in said county of Atlantic, according
to the statute applicable thereto.
On motion Of H. w. Lewis, Atty. of Petit
toner.
G. C. SHINN. T.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1916-12-30
NOTICE TO

All merchants who have advertisements in
our Educational Missing Word Contests, and
who desire to change their lad" each week,
should have copy for such change at The
Pleasantville Press Office not later than
Wednesday of each week. "Ad" copy COM
ing in later cannot be changed for that week.
WI shall be pleased to have our lad" man
call, II you will call the Office by phone, who
will cheeerfully assist In the preparation of
any lad" We trust our merchants will take
this notice in the same kindly spirit as it is
given.
THE PUBLISHERS.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1916-12-30
Port Republic

Miss Nellie Somers, of Atlantic City, spent
Christmas as the guest Of her uncle, Mr.. and
Mrs. Adolphus johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Uzz Adams spent several
days as the guests of the ~latter's sister,
Miss Alice M. French, of Gibbsboro.
Mr.. and Mrs. John G. Cake, Miss Alice
Cake and Roland Cake, of Chester, Pa, were
the holiday guests of Rev. and Mrs. R.
Ashley Cake.
An old fashioned candy pull was enjoyed
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard S. Col
Inns on Tuesday evening. Those who par
t~icipated in the sport we're: Misses Mida @.
Blake, Marjorie Thomas, Marie Bartlett,
Messrs. Alton Bowen, Ransford Abbott, Leek
Bowen.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1916-12-30

"'If there was any justice to be had
before the law!' he went on, ignoring
her tenderness. But there isn't!
There's one law for the rich and an
other law for the poor. But I'm a
coward. If l wasn't, I'd take what's
really mine He broke off again,
getting up from the table. Her arms
dropped away from him."
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1916-12-30
PLEASANTVILLE TRANSFERS.

James L. Risley ct lux. to Charles
H. Cuff, irreg., beginning in the mid
die of Broad Street, $50 #. Southeast
from the middle line of Edgewater
Ave-, etc., $4,000.
Charles R. Governs ct ux. to Phillip
Jenkins, lots Nos. a and 5 on map of
building lots, situate in Pleasantville,
$1,000.
Charles R. Governs ct ux. to George
Gould, lot No. 8 on above described
map, $2,400.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1916-12-30

Every man can't pet rich, but every
nan can save something. No matter
how small your income may be if you
make up your mind to lay up a part
of your earnings every week YOU can
soon laugh at hard times and pover
ty.-PLEASANTVILLE TRUST CO.
adv.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1916-12-30

Sunday Evening, Dec, 81, 8 o'clock
at the New Church on Lake Place
ELDER PEREZ, of Atlantic City,
will pheach upon the subject
WHY SEVEN WOMEN BUILT A
CHURCH IN PLEASANTVILLE'
All are welcome.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1916-12-30
Notice !

The physicians of Pleasantyile
have decided on the following fee rate
to become effective On January lst'
1917:
Office visits, minimum ........$ I'D
House calls (City limits) min
lmum A'oV
Night calls (City limits) be-
tween 8 P. M. and 7 A. NJ. 2.50
Obstetric cases. minimum 49,. 1900
mum ................. 1900
Consultations, minimum ...... BOO
Distant calls:
Absecon City ............. 2.0O
Mortified 1.75
Linwood 200
Seayiew 2.50
Somers Point ............ 800
Cardiff 200
Mckee CITY 800
Distant Night Calls proportionate.
(Signed)
JOSEPH H. NORTH
CLYDE M. FISH
H. L. HARLEY
H. G.. MUNRO
w. J. HUDSON
J. F. WALLIS
L. S. MADDEN
CHARLES B. KAIGHN.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1916-12-30
MISS RUTH GARLAND.

Miss Ruth Garland, the third mem
Der of the A-B-G Company, is a tai
ented reader of no mean ability. Ev-
erywhere her readings have elected
universal praise.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1916-12-30

If the District of Columbia goes dry
won't there be an awful scramble to
get home again!
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1916-12-30
Absecon M. E. Church.

Sunday services as follows:
1890 a. M, Sermon: "Tife's Balance
Sheet-A New Years Meditation" 2.30
n. M. Mems Bible Glass. 7.30 D.. M,
Sermon: "A New Years Mountain
Climber"
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1916-12-30
CHRIST C.. M. CHURCH.
Rev. Parry Miller, Pastor.

Sunday services: Class, 10 am. Preach
ing, II a. M; Sunday School, 2.30 p. M;
Christian Endeavor, 7.30 p. M; Preaching,
8 D. M; Watch Night services; all well
come.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1916-12-30

DIVIDEND NOTICE.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
pleasantville, N. j., Dec. 26, 1916.
The Board of Directors has this day
declared a semi-annual dividend of
EIGHT PER CENT, payable to the
stockholders on or after Tuesday, jan
uary 2, 1917.
GEO. H. ADAMS, Cashier.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1916-12-30
Absecon

Mr., and Mrs. F. Fraley Doughty have as
their holiday guests Mrs. Minnie ireland and
son Russell, of Collingswood, and Mr.. Baker
Doughty.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-07

Dob mir aeniigelro sdiiler fir 5rpei
&lalIen befplnmell fDnntetl. ltl1o cine
2ebrerin dll5lltellcn. Cur @eiolbllng
6erlel6en miro inns aus Der MiiIlions=
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bel1 auaren: Sri. 2poia 9ornleif 1918
-1914, Sri. gliie @afcr 1914-
1915, Sri. gmnna 9cbrenos 1915
l1916.
gs ipuroe cine 3eitlo1g bon eincn1
Mi1iipnsperein i1 Ser @cnaeinoe i'm
Meltelloe Ser Staot oltrd) tgeibilfe Ser
professionalism oes sSopa Gi-
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|Sdllle ms Seben gerlrfen. Ser Weii=
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1904. SIS ging oielelbe jcbod) mic
Der ein, 10 Dob l1niere Ireieinigfeits-
ldl1le Die eill5ige llltberil1e @eneir=
oeldltlc i1 Der Stabt il.
@enn mir al,f Die Geraanoenfeit
lilllerer S61lc 5uriidblifel1, oaltll
fonnen mir llidt anoers ais Iaget1, oaB
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murbe es INNER flarcr, oaB, apel11
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-07

perfilmtlern lol(e, Damn nliiiIe fin eirr
groGcrcs llnO belleres S1nldeballbe
gclorgt merben. Gs gcbrad) an Naltl1l,
Inn Die &inoer, Sic I'M iere Sbltlc De-
lltd]ell mollten, gut nmterbringcn 5l
fonncl1. So bat oen1t Die @cn1eiuoe
I'M Sabre 1913 belhloi1eL fir
$1,000 einen gmtplat, aelegcn OH Ser
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groB, 5t f%alfetl lint allf 0emielben
moglidlt balo 5ltllad)lt cine Sdl1le
l111o lpdter cine Stride si erri1ten.
|Sllfolge Der idled)tcn mirtbidaftli-
d)el1 Gage int inherent 2alt0e mabrenD
Der letten Sabre forllte Sic @enteil1oc
crit jcbt on Die gltsfii6rltng oes ge=
plantergaltes gcbel,5ll Dem mir belte
(ocn 8. Sllli 1916 inter 2obelt ll1lo
8anfcn Ben @rlutbltein legen. gs lit
Dies bas critic DIAL, bhb cine ~oerartige
Seier in unlerer Stabt peranitaltet
miro, nalnli6 Sic @rlrnoiteinlegul1g
tllr Elm llttberildes Sd)l1lgcballoe.
8ir iagen @ott Dem @errn bon
Scr5cn Sob llno Iallf fbr leinen Sci
ltallb llllo fiir Ben Segert, Ser ourd)
ben llnterridt ieines beiligen @ortes
geltiftet 1por0en lit oil ben 5eelen Sc
rer, sic ulicre Sdnle 6ell1dt babel1
lllo Die at gbriIto ibren &eilano &C.
fil6rt poroel1 iino. @ir bitten i'm CT
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-07

an elmer @en1ei11De INT Sn1aba i'm
Sabre 1899 lelig e%lltldlafcn. SIS muir
Be MN 2ebrer s%Slllil1s Ml1endm pro-
|pilorild ols 2eDrer angeItellt nn0 I'M
Sltni 1892 ber1fen. Ierlelbe blieb
bis 'gllsult 1897. SEER Gaitor Greif
uno iein Sobn, Serr 9aitor $. g.
|@reif, Ser Sen Gllf Ser @emeinoe
Ials @ilfspaltpr angenommem battc,
Iperiabe1 mn, Die S6llle, bis &err
|2ebrer s. Is. 4allmer i'm 6erbit 1900
lein Nllt bier nlttrat. 8is gum Sabre
1901 bat oie @emeiuoe fir lire
|gdule l11ttcrItiitung erbaltel1 aus Ser
Miliionsfalie oes Soma-G iitrifts Ser
|ielben, % iie beltaaoig nit elmer
IS6ulDenlalt ST tbnn batte, Die a6er
1nltn a%6getragel1 nar. Son Sanl1ar
1906 bis Mar5 1918 mar &err 2eb=
rer 81. s. @eilen1am 2cbrer on r11=
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nod MiAigan perlab Ser Seminariit
s.. Sd)neu oie Sdule nnb oteierl
|folgte oils Mlisbelfer 2eDrer MaI
9odbaus. Seit SSanllar 1914 ltebt lt,1-
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Weper, Ser erlten &lalie Der Shnla
Dor.
SIN Sa6re 1918 bcldlob Sic Sc
meinoe, eine 5tpeite 5dalflaiie ein5l1-
ridter, ga Nusli6t por9anoen mar.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-07
@cIdlidjte Der c%uanacliidp lntberifdem
grcicinigfcitsIdpulc sat Gapcn=
pprt, Sp,ua.
Son Eoltor 8. $. Sorn.

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eonngelild) : llltberilhe Spnooe bon
0tiliorri, Sbip lr1b alDcre1 Staaten
bot BON Mlltailg all erfannt, bal es
fir Die Grbaltlltg, Dos @adsthltm
ltl1o Die Ausbreitlntg oe5 Meihes Got
tcs BON Der grDBten @i6tigfeit lei,
oaB cine @erneinnc cine dri1tlid,e
@od)elpld)l1le ba6e. Sic fat oaber tets
Dies driltlidc Slltitl1t actrculid) &C.
ptlegt lt1o es nid)t rnterlalien, cs Sen
Ge1nclltoel1 ans Ser5 81, legen, in if
rem Wfltten Sd)ulen ci15llrid)tcn, ul1o
bic Naltorel1 5l ermlt1terll, no fei1t
Sebrer berllfen lMrocn %forllte, lelblt
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Grnobnllngcn lll1b grmlt6igunge1
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lld 5cl9te, Don melh groBcm Seaen
bic 8cnelnocidlle lei ga, no lie BE-
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funftlgen @lieocr Ser @cnleinbe, er=
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gSortes 6ottcS ul1o es lerntclt, in Sic
ler Ne5leblmg Teitc, aemiiic S6rittc
81 tbull.
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Hellglon, alld) nidt bios Ieutidl oe.
lebrt miro, ion0crn ol,d) llntcrrid,t er-
fbellt miro in Ben Sddcrn elmer oe.
mohnlid)en GolfsiMulc.
Die erlte ED. Ilttb. Gen1eilloeidu1le
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-07

ImoQe iortfabren, oieielbe 51 learrclt
ltno INNER mebr &irber ltl1ter bc11
Shall oes 8ortes bringel1, oan1it iei,t
Neid) a%llsgebreitet n,lo Iei1 9illbat gc-
lpabrt lperoe. Mltb 5lt Ser gliidlidbell
gollenonng oieies @nlles mollc ct lci-
l1cll Segel1 perleibell. gs lei DaJer mt
Ier @ebet:
.Ndl, blei6 bei inns, Scrr Sent gbriit,
@eil es Nun sl6er1o lporben lit,
getlt gottlib @ort, 0as bele 2ibt,
Zap ia bel inns a1sl0idc1 nidt."
llnier Croft:
Der SEER lit nod ltllo tillltl1er nidt
Won leinem golf geidieoen,
@r bleibct ibre 3llperlidt,
Sbr segcl1, Sell lnb 5rieoelt.
Wit Mlttterbanben lcitet ct
Die Seinen ltetig bin nlb fer.
@ebt INT erm @ott 0ie Gbre!"
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-07
@iulaonng=

Sim Sonntag, SEN 8. Slli, 9fah=
nllttags, b%eginnello I'M 1913 llbr,
miro Die epal1g. lutberiide Ireiei=
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d)e lie on Der Z. llllo Ginc Strobe ct
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ll11lcrer Staot, Oab cine oerartige
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rlld]c @en1cilloe cine sdule bout.
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meinoe lcit l6 Sobrel cine driItlide
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llrlprilllgli6 als &ird)e gebalt ltl1D
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f%elrlrl1, BOB oard) Ieocr unD 8aiang
it'd Die 6eier 5l1 elmer ocafpiiroigell
geltaltcn miro. 81 Oerielbcr lillo Sic
mo alle Slttberal1er Der Staot ltllD
ll1agegello bcr5lid) cingclaben bon ser
Gpongcli dl Sutberi Of c II
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-07
Mamsflciher fir Trancu.

MallsfIciber fir Sraltcn, gcIhnitten
III boil lirb gut 9cmadt bon @insbams
llno Ecrealcs. 9citrcifte ulo cinfad5c
Wiltlter, ipiliidbcrlsluertbe Stnle, @rDe
Bcn "a bis "A. IuaiuabI $1.OO.
Sallsfleincr fir Sral1en in Gbamz
braps l1no 9ercales, mittlerc urD flciz
nc @rDben, Yrcis SOC.
Gprict =Shuncr.
GprietsS dpncr fir Sralten, Mar<
celia ltntcrbpicn uno pciBe llnterrDcc,
Stiitf, 45c.
@ltslinrGdc lnb llntcrbplen fir
@inocr, Srauensllttcrbolcn uuh Gpr~
lct=shpner, alf Dem .Iil6 iiir i6ncl@
len @erfalf. Stiit 15c.
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Observation-Disclosures

81. &infel, ao,rtraftor, fin stoppo.
los II. Maiios, 305 0itl. 2 Str, SIC,
paratllre1r, $50.
aer,s 9ros., &olltraftorelt, fir
Otto Niemaro, 1920 Miplep 5trobe.
|2itofiges @ol3 &obnbaus, $4,000.
aer1S Bros, apntraftorel1, fiir
8ettp nab 9ettp, 2427 sSomd Str.
2ltodises &ol59aus, $4,000.
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Spr= Snbcutnr fciue ehirm=
Spc5ialititc,,.

Cine %al9clncine Greisberabz
lesltltg lit in Mruft,an aIlcn ici=
ten Sd)irmen ltlo Sbrc Griparz
Mite fDnncn lcid)t abgelhdst
lperpen bllrd) bas 9urdlclcn
Der 2i]tc.
Sdirmc, martirt 1926, So
so, Jest S1.95.
Sdirme, nmrfirt $1.65. ST.
so. Jest $1.25.
sd1irmc, martirt $1.25, lckt
sdirmc, mnriirt $1.oo, jcst
SIC.
sdirme, martirt SOC, iest
75c.
sdirme, martirt 75c. ictt
Csc.
sdirmc, martirt zoe, ieet
Coo.
Sdirme, marfirt Coo, ictt
47c.
sdirmc, morfirt 45c ullo
soc, iett SIC.
sdirmc, marfirt soc, iest
25e.
Grltcr Slllr.
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Gpc5talitdtem pom 9rittem Nlur.
9i1fc fir Sranc,, ,,,n Msabdca, 7.95

JlUNt fNr IralicN itll6 Wsa6dc1, 7.35
spprtrudz stplc 1ub lplc Mobele.
@ltc praftiidc &lcibungsitiide fin
Ilsflii9c lnb fiiblc Ibcnbc, in gefaIz
telten Gbindillas, Gppcrts, lciocn9c<
f%ilttcrtc gprburops. Eaffctas 1no al1z
Dcren Wtateriulicn, $7.95.
@icr %lcipcnc Mllsiigc bon leibenem
gen9aIine lnib Scipcn7 Ipirc, slpci in
bltilfelgrall, elmer in @licnbcir, circr
IN Cream, nid,t pom ncllcltcn Gtpl.
abcr has Maaterial lit mcbr lpcrtb ais
Der 9cfprbertc Srcis, 1898.
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Shop fur Die &leimem.
Suntc &lcincr fiir &inncl

6arbigc aleipcr fiir ainoer BON
G%ingbants ul1b 9crcalcs in geltreiftcn
llnb c%infadben Mhlitcrl1, Sitter 3 bis 6
SATIRE, perldiebcre nnnultbige Sorterl.
Iltsluabl 33c.
Eercalc=& lcibcr fit &inbcr
&inocrflciber, flcinc Hartie bon
Gcreales aleioerl IN @iirfel IL. Gtreiz
len. Nlter 2, 4 unb 6 Sabre. 9us
Stiitf 15c.
@ingbam =&lcibcr fir &iuocr
ainberfleiber bon farbigem Giant
brap ltnb @ingbams, Mlter 2 bis 6
Sabre, friibcrc Ereiic SOC nnb $3.50.
Cine In5ubl biibld)er Nrte,. @ableu
Sic ld)1cll Sl1 49c.
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Sumeliermaaren.
Spr Supentur : Spc5ialitGtcm
in Su.ueltcr= Scpartcmcitt.

aiiden : Meilcr, gal,ccloffel,
@cerenlDicl ul1o Sleiidaabcln
NIT Sterling SLIDER @anosrifz
felL $1.O0.
a%alemcNcr, aaicslodcn uno
3uderbcbalter, SOC.
Cine gartie pcridiebcncr
Iidbedcr. Naoclbebdlter etc,
paiicno fir 9reilc bcim Nartenz
lplelcn, Greis 24c.
2cbcr : Sal6cnbuder uno
8cutel, auf Dem Sild i'll Sang,
8rcis 15es
I. 6lur.