davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-18
aIs 2ieIe Der repubIifaniiden

ais 3iele Der republifanii6en
Sartei be5ei6net gSilion, Dem @roB'
fapital Die 9ontrole iiber Die 9anfen
81 perleiben rilo linn oas Seer nm
Die Marine fir Oierifo ilno anoere
Sanber sur @erfiigrng 81 itellen.
gSas ben erlteren asltnft betrifft, 10
pirb Die republitaniihe 9artei es OILS
ibre erIte slufgabe betrahten, Die
ganfgeieBe babin su aroern, baB Dem
@an Street Spnbifat, pelhes ilnter
@ilion nod m1htieer aeporben lit
unb Die 9anfen eiltleert, I'm ben sIl.
liirten oas 8elb 81 geben, Die Sanoe
gebunoen nerben. SSSn N1erifo miro
Sugbes bas rieiige 8ernlogen mel
Dies slinerifaner ibaielbit augelegt ba-
ben, in Siferbeit bringeu unb 5ipar
nbne oas Seer ba5u su perpeiloen,
inbem cr ben Merifanern iagen miro,
bab ipenn iie ni9t baIo aube i9affsn,
10 peroe er tie berIteIIen. Inter elmer
sipeiten gSilioniben Monliltiitration
pirb Der aries IN Merito iia npf
ipeitere bier Sabre bin5iebeu nm
nif)t bios alles arerifaniide @elb
perlpren eeben, IoHoern es itebt aitd
nit @erpiBbeit 81 ertpurten, baB Die
europaiihen Rationen bort einbrin.
gen iperbe1, LIN ibr Gieentbrm 5r
retten, nnhbem eriifJtlit geiporoell
lit, baB pon @ilion bierin nidIts SIT
eriparten lit. @enm @iIion nod bier
Sabre bleibt, ipirb iid1 nod etrpas
bebeuteno ShIinl1neres als elm Srieg
NIT Merifo, ndinlid Elm arieg nit
baIb europa ereignen, bas bic Wton@
roe-Snftrin bel Seite iperfen miro,
oa @iliou aae Gflif,ten, Die aus Die.
ier Softrin entipringen, pernahIai-
iigt bot.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-18
Sie Gntf6uItieuna, mel

Sie gntfduItisung, mel
DIE Die engliiden 9eborben in 9Srlaro
fiir Die Bette aupt 9ppen Goltburii
porbriilgen, baB er irriinnig gepeien
iei, miro in ibren 8eribten ieIbIt ipis
oerlegt. Golttnlrit bate, nie Der 9e-
ri6t 5ugeitebt, 3ipiIiiten in Dublin
obne aueu @runo eridieBen Iaiien.
Gins ienler Spier NOR Der irIdnbiide
Rsbatteur Stefftnstun. 8ie eI:
&ommiIion, Die ben Deorber auf
8rino BON SSrriinn erti6uIOigte, nit.
tbeiIt, bate bieier lid, aud elmer gsS
meinen 5aIi6ung iduIoig geirladt
irtoem er Elm bon ibm felbit gef6ries
benes butperrGtberiihes 0otumeut
Stefftngton in bite SaI9e itedte, nm
FOLDER @eiie ienle Sbat 5lI redtfer-
tlgen. @inen MerIhen, Der cine sSdl.
itung begebt, nm einen Wtprb 5li
Derbeimlihen, tuHn man bo9 urtnrbgs
lid irriinnig nennen. IS liegt nifts
Inoeres Dor, ols Die edit engliide Be
ftialitGt, ME iie ii6 IN BEN rSaras
long, unb benz Sling Stepbeu" -ssaQ
befunbet bat. Der cole SSobn Bruce
bat ben 9eutihen in geIeien Sdanb.
tbaten ungeoihtet lnb oann Derfutt,
pipbologiIh gu erfIGren, parum Die
TelItid,pn gRnrApr INN csu nom t,nr.
Iiegenoen 5aq unb in Dem san Der
garalong" uno oes SIZING Stepben"
banbelt es li6 nid,t I'M eroihtete,
ionbern I'm eripieiene SSGlle. Ger
eble SSubn @rpce bat bieriiber nod
feline pipdologiife GrfI6rllng geIie.
fert. Gs lit bas arh unn6tbig, oa
sur @eniiee betannt lit, oab Die Gng.
lGiroer, bic BON jeber Rauber geIpeien
iirb, ald nitt Dor einem Roroe gu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-18
1iir bic Sntersierten.
Der gerfani besinnt bsute in einemI
Der Saosn i'm SoteI Uibion.

llnenoIid, peraiielt iino Die GueIlen.
ai,s weld)en Der breite Sirom oeiitidl'
amcrifmtiid,er Sttices.Dobltintigtcii
cntipringt. Cine nelie Giielle, Gltes
~ ipirfen, bietei lid, ourd ben Der
tuaf bon e'egeilitauoen. ipeld)e olC
@eiangenen in ben euaIiiden aor5en'
tratlcnslagern aigeiertigt babea, 3D.
nit Ger erloS IN etiuns bilft, ibre Jar
frnnrise Gage 5n perbelicrn. Ter alif
5ebn Gage berednetc 9serfaui miro
hen.e gornlittas 8 llbr in eireH Der
2docn inn SoteI Sibion ercifuet lnlo
Gran sSuIius 5rei lot bic ebre, am
eriten gerfoustaae Die Somneurs ma.
den 5u oiirien. Gle tuir6 babel bon
fyraii g. $. grinfinairn, 5rau sotii
Gmnd, ,sraii Or. &. 9. Corn SralI
elie Sdulio. .Gortp uno SRI. eulilie
9ieierIc mnieritiist ino bic Oameu
aeben ii9 Der $oifnims bin, oaB lie
in Die Gage gcbraft iueroenL red)t Dicle
alnbeH beoiene,i 3u oiirfen. Wiit Silfe
ibrer Jreunoidnft uno I'M Snterelie
Ger llten Gaf,e lpiro ibnen bns lr.
beniaIls eelingen slm 0cnnerstag
perben lie BON Sri. 9aird Gdwng.
nieper abgeioit unb bieier iteben Die
Sralien Colon Sd,ott, Gugen 5ranf
uu6 Carl YleB air Eeite.
Die Cberieititng bat Dos bieii5e
aoHmittee pom Geiitfd)en iinb Geiter.
reid.llneariiden 9totbeu areiI5, 5rcu
oonarb gSlirIiser, sSrau aIireb q
9,ippert arl. Gmilie 9ietis unb 5rnn
II. Nar Poa.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-18
aiiebnen,anxsS Sortras.
Ter D'eIebrte iprid)i beuie absab iibfr
SidJfe, Der Grjieber Der senfid,en
Natien.

Eroiciior aiebnemnrn ipraf &c.
item alben0 IN anibpiae. Icnn. gr
irirt seitig aeniig Sliriidtebren. Inn
beilte atene Den britten 8prtrag Der
pon Der esernIaniitiidjen sbeieIlids,it
nr.aiigierten Eerie balien 81 fonRtl
Sein beutiges 1tenla lit .5idte, Der
ersIeter Der beiitidDen @aiicn". .Isr
@crtrae finoct picoer i'm sInoitoriim.
ees gcnierpatorp oi aaiiiil iintt. 3ie
@crmnIitiidle G,eiellid,ait ipiinid,t ,idl
nod wenieiieHa ininbert g,nnlcn aui
irrer Cite. 1ie DiitslieDidait, Ipeld,c
5I ilmntlid)en @crtr1gen beredtiJt
ino imimitIide Eublifaticnen rin.
id,IicBt, fojief orei Collar. anrten iino
lei Der u. @. ggiIbe Co., 2s Dit gis.
bcnte Strabe, folpie abenbs am GIN.
aanG our SGas ~ boteu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-18
sdl6as oeidlidle.

Gas ncuc 5eIegrapben. unb 1elr
oboniuitein iiir oie itabtilfe aeipr,
'pebr intb Die golisei. al beIien ,sn
iinilinlns ifcn felt aermlmer 3eit ae
arbcitrt ipiro, fam fiir abiebbare 3eil
nift fertigscitelit ireroen
Seiuer3eit ipirben fiir bic slnlagC
Bombs i'm getraac pon 100000 be-
.Diuiet. dber iest bat es iih bermIsge.
iteIlt oaB bieie SiinmIe bel tDeiteEl
inisnreid,ciiS III unb sur sSeriigitelluipl
ner slrbeiteu minoeItens nod $i50,.
900 benotbist tperoen. sIngaihtS Der
i5inoHsfIenIuie, In tpeldcr bic Stabi
.ii& bcfifIoet, Tam fiir nbiebbcre 8eii
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-18

nonenfiitter, oab iie Die paar SUN.
berttauieno 6riefen Die iie crlanget
fom,ten, in ibre Seere einreiben mol.
len. gSas oieie SSilfe ipertb lit, bat
iid an 9hundnien geseigt, bas in
lpenieer als bier @ohen noIlitGnbig
aufserieben poroen lit. gs lit aber
niht einmal tpabrideinlih, baB bieier
HIan eelingen miro, ba Ole iiberpie.
senbe Mebrbeit bes griediifen Sol-
fes auf Seiten oes aonias Itebt ,mb
oeiieu @ertreiblung leoiglid cine Te.
pollution beraufbeibiporen biirfte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-18

Der 9rdniiennerfmlf fir Die Spnl'
pboHicfon,erte lat oiesrial cine Sobs
errsidt ipie ME aipor iinS ba oerielbe
cin genaiier Barometer fir oas sSll.
tereiie lit, ipeld)es oas nliiitliebenoe
Bublifirm nn ieinem aiiniiinititiit
niillnit, ic bari Der beucritebenoeil
SDnlpbonieiaiion apobl oas allerglin'
litigte Rrosnoitifon geiteIlt iperoen.
2ns Reiultat oeS geitriscrt, eritcil
2ages bes auItionsperfmiis mar, buf;
fiir 4Ss Site elm sliiipio BON &c.
369.75 be5abIt unb cine SoditpriInie
bon $75 er,:elt fpuroe. SIN 8crgleie,
;iun gcrjabre iino bic 3abIen beSeii.
tend giititiger, oenn iqr Sabre 1915
fpurbcn ON eritcn Iuftioustag 394
Sise bclept 5u eiilem ai,fgeIo noit
$5162.75 bel $65 bodJiter 4rnmien'
3abli,na 9emnad iinb am eriten Gage
$i207 metr realiiirt rporoeu ols rer'
gan@nes .Sabr uno oeiui Der beittise,
;lpcite Gag ein siei6 giites GrgebrlB
Eat. oann ,pirb in SputpbcuiefreIicn
5eiuit eiteI 5reiibe itno @cnne bcrr'
iden.
Ter 9erfauf fano in ben 8orinit.
tagsit,in0en i'm Sotel Siuton Ttott unD
.,eiG,a5 bur1 ZEN 9Iuftionator Senrp
G. gSeliel. sSrau 36onas s. emcu,
Sic ii6 idpu felt ssSabren Die erite slus.
lpcGl 81 iibern pfleet, tbat oas birdJ
ihren Heprnienianten Gid beter. Ter.
Seibe n,ndte bas erite elneebot init
$50 unb erbieit init $75 Den 3u.
f9lag. Ger Serr beleete af)t Cite lnl'
ten NIB SabIte oafiir iedtaunocrt
9oliar aui Den Gid bes Salies. 5r1lt
Charles -. Gait iiderte iit nut S65
Die Speite gInsnobI inb iie nobm cine
9oge. slid, 81. 8. 9batiielo, Der brittle
arolns, ip1blte cine 9oge iinb beJablie
zen SiB init $50 Aufeab. Gle anoern
2cseninbaher finb: 5rau Charles
Slcii4manH, 5rmt Or. $olIncs, 5rau
,Siilms ,Sleihmtnnu Srml giarp
Sanna, 2a,urenfe Wtarrpea, s. II.
,Sreiberg, ebipnrb 6. Seinsteiincr,
Satrp @e. Sem, 6. q. @risbt, 5rai
G. 8. Seine, Srau aiipierfAalibt, ".
9. Snpin inb 9r. grnit aiurpuio.
Ter grGniienpertaiii fomnrt belite
5uin abitiuB.
9iad,iiebenb Elm 9er5ei6niB Der sr.
foIereid,en gieier in Der Reibeniol5e
Der ertbeiiten 3lridlIase nebit an3abl
bcr Sise unb Sobe Der 6eoab!.e!I
ardrnie:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-18

itcn feline Modt mebr bciitcii iiitb
man bentnob iie nid,t mebr 5li beah.
ten braiift.
sIngeiid)ts folder 8erbaltniiie iii
es Die beiliee Yflidt zines ieoen
0elitihen nit alem ibm au @ebote
ltebenoen GinfluB @iIions geieoer.
lage 5ii ii1ern.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-18

tor 9limn1o icnote infoIaeoeiien scitcrlI
cine 5ipeite gepcidje ab unS ,pnrbe
ipcnigc Shinoen ipdter 81 leinem nihi
acrinscn Gritaitiien bapon benafridl.
tigt, oab Der Sberiff bon Sonbon iidI
apciacre, bic Oepeide an5unebnen nno
Die selesrapbensebiibren au bc5dt.
len. Inter bieien llniltdnoen ipuroc
bic iofcrtise SaftcntIaiiuns Wartins
periiiat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-18

Ole Sarmer iinb nit benz 9e.
Itreben Der Sausfralen, ben Ireis
bes 9rpoe5 ourh ein @erbot gegen
Die glusfllbr Don @eiSen 81 perrpobI.
ieilen, lliht einperltanOen 1pie ia oas
leift 81 periteben lit, aber lie MAIDEN
eInen @egenpori6lag, Der iid b0ren
ldBt unb Dabin gebt, Die gusfubr Don
Otunition gu perbieten. 0us rpiiroe
ben &rieg balo gu Gnoe bringen uno
burh geIteuung Der Selber IN GU
ropa pieber normule @ei5enpreiie
iifern. Gieier @orihlag lit iebr
gut lrl1b er lit allt pieberbolt @ilion
gemad)t, aber bon ibm nitt bios nit
GntIhiebenbett, ionoern iogar nit
Gntriiitung arriifgelpieien lpprben.
Tieier iSrieoensengel mil ben &ries,
neil er auf Die banfbare ltnteritiiss
itng Der Munitions. .Irbetter uno ipe.
5ieIl Der Dtllnitions Jabrifanten
rehnet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-18
0iufig anselahen.
Eramienperfanf fir br spnpbOnis'
SaiiOn brinst 5000 am
eriten Sage.

@s iuiroen 4SS Site abseiest 5u BRA
mien Sipiiden $75 iinb $5.-8eSen
bas gorjabr ipitroen $1,000 mcbr
reaIiiirt, 5rnu Ebonns emerp
be8abIte oas b0d,ite slufseIo. Die
2ogeninbaber. Ger Yr1mienper.
faiif miro beiite fortgeieet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-18
@as an gebeimnibboI.

Was an gebeimnibboI
len @orgdugen aus @riederIano
gemeloet luIrb, biirite iib barauf be-
laufen, baB Die 9Iliirten, nabbem lie
bic sSlotte jeHes 2auoes geipaltiam
an iih gebraf)t baben, uunrHebr audi
Sas 2arobeer 5ruingeu iDoler, in ibre
DIenite 81 treten a1rb su bieieul
3Def Elm Streih gegen oeu a0nig
Spnitantiu geplaHt miro, Der fit Die.
Ter slbiitt pioeriest. i!Sohit pabr.
ilbeinlid ipirb es 5r bem Shurfen.
.itreih fpnmen Ger i6on Ianglt ge.
plant rpOrben lit, ben a6nis 5u Der.
jagen iinb eine meme &egiernng mi.
,8eni5elos als 9iftator eiil5niesen.
Gin iolh umgefpobirlicber @etpaltaft
Iabt iid mr als bic syoIse eirer bod
graoigen 8erbweiflung erflGren. 9ie
slaiirten limo in FOLDER Rotb I'M aa-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-18

Gle Reben, Die @iIion als
Sieftor Der Grinceton llniperittdt
belt, lDeroen ais 9erpeis angefiibrt,
haB er bis Dor <r3em ein ailsgeIpro.
dener 6einO Ser gIrbeiter mar. eSSn
einer 9ie6e iugte er: Sd bin elm
ctttid)ieoener 9efiirrporter Der offenen
@erfirdtten. SSSn einer an6eren 9feoe
iaate er: Gas 0rin5ip 0es anlerita.
nii6en glrbeiters iii, iiir bobe 8e3ab,
hing tDenig 81 leiiten. 9as nennt
man llnious.Reeel alus bteien @e.
Den miro geiolgert, buB @iIion jeet
Ieoiallh ans pulitiihen @riirbcn in
Observation-Disclosures nla6t. lie
sSolgerlmg lit rtftig llno nit eben.
iolhet geItinlntbeit lit borau55uie.
berL ouB, fals @ilion pieoergepdbIt
1uerben ipQte, er lid tpieber aIs Elm
6einb Der glrbeiter erpeiien ptrS,
benn bellte falt uno nrorgen porm,
beute oas uub morgen jenes, lit bas
berborite6enoe MerfmaI BON @iIions
&arafter gtilr IN einem 8untte lit
er itanoboft gebliebeu uno bas lit
feline grgebenbeit gegen gngIoso
9as bat ibn aud 5u einem Der
i6limmiten Oeutifenfeinoe gemadt,
Der ie auf bem poIitiihen Sd,altpIas
Der Ser Staaten altfgetreten lit.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-18

Sinbenbura fiibrt, tpie aus
ben 9epeidJen eriihtlid, einen fraf-
tigeu arieg on Der nitlihen Srout
llno Sapar nit guteln @rfolge, nm
bort lid Sltft 5u peribaffen, ebe Der
g8iuter anbriht, ben er ean5lih Der
@e5minglIng Der SsranSoien 81 pio'
men beabiidJtigt Die &ottboner De.
peiden geben 5lt, haB Die &iimanen
perloren iino, 10 Dab jest Die s[ufgabe
nllr nod oarin beiteht, Die &uiien
pieber aus Ser 9utolpitta binaus5u.
lperfen, non1it geItern ein gutter sln.
lang gemat)t iporoen lit, 10 oaB ELM
fraftiger @oritoB bel Serbm in naber
slusiid)t Itebt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-18
Denn million fiegt, untsr

Denn Wilfpn iiegt unter=
Iieeen Die 0eutiben llnb 5par fiir
INNER. Geun ipeun ibr ihlimullter
Seiuo bei Der @abI ollr6oringt, bann
miro es i'm ganSen 9anbe beiben:
@ir brauden lns Inn Die 9elttihen
nidlt 81 fiimmern; mir fonnen ibnen
olles antbun, mas inns beliebt, benn
pcnn s8ilion eeiiest bat, 10 lit bus
Elm 9erpeis, bab lie feire @iaht ba-
ben, iib eesen ibre 6eilloe gu pebreu
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-18
Yaitt,uOdJ, ben is. GttOber 1916.
Sugbeg mirb gum @ortmlrf

lSugbes IT'D gum Torfp1rr
eerrradN, baB er nod Den Stinuren
Der ,9inbeitrihIer" anselt. 0as lit
bod beitimmt beiier, OILS nemt elm
IrdIioeutitafts -&auoibat pie @ilion
offen erfl6rt, baB er bic 9inbeItrid'
Ter perattet Hnb rift nil, haB lie
fir ibn itinIIlen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-18

oiefc eunme niff beifaiit iperbsn
unb oie slrbeiten nliiiien oemnadit cin.
1eIieat rperben.
The Lambertville record., 1916-06-08
New Strand Manager.

The local management of Lam
bertville's Strand Theatre will change
next Monday, when Charles j. Ber-
ron will be succeeded by Nicholas F.
Powers, of the Doylestown Strand.
Mr.. Berron, who has served year
in a most satisfactory manner, has
accepted position with the New
Jersey School and Church Furniture
Company, in Trenton, where hi s
many yearso of experience in thewood-
working business will be valuable
asset.
Mr.. Powers is young man who
has made a success of the photoplay
business, and will give the local
theatre his undivided attention. Be-
fore entering the theatrical field, in
which he has had several years ex-
perience, he was a baseball player
of note, having been with the Ath-
letics, and also played against Lam
bertville at one time while on the
Morrisville team. He is here today
looking over the local situation, and
will be on the job" next week.
The Lambertville record., 1916-06-08
No Council Meeting.

The Lambertville city council, Mon
day night, added scores of votes to
tn e commission government idea
through their failure to hold meet
ing, due to politics. Councilman
Hervey S. Holcombe was out of the
city, so the Democratic members re-
manned away, which prevented the
holding of a meeting. as the Re-
publicans have exactly half the total
membership.
Important business affairs of the
city were held up and delayed simply
because tn e Democratic members
thought more of party lines than
public welfare. and condemnation
was heard upon every side.
Council has been deadlocked for
several months, since the resignation
of Joseph w. Cooper, from the
Second Ward, who succeeded Samuel
Percy, and served but a few days.
At times the Democrats were at fault,
and at times the Republicans have
been to blame, until disgusted citi-
zens are urging commission govern
ment and the petition has practically
the necessary signers to insure an
election.
The Lambertville record., 1916-06-08
Missionary Society Schedule

The Woman's Foreign Missionary
Society of the First Presbyterian
church, has issued it's schedule for
1867, which includes:
October G, Mission study, The Land
Its Possibilities" Mrs. Lydia Abbot;
Africa Current Events, Mrs. l.. T.
Salmon, Miss S. B. Hunt; November
8. mission study, THE heritage of
a people," Mrs. George W. Prall;
Japan-current events, Mrs. A. L.
Lawrence, Mrs. Everitt; day for for
eign missions and thank offering;
December l, mission study, Latin
America Today" Mrs. A. L. Pierson;
Moslem Lands and Persia
current events, Mrs, George L. Ro-
mine, Miss Annie Mcdowell.
January 5. 1917, mission study
Latin America a Mission Field"
Mrs. Charles M. Dilts; China--cur-
rent events. Mrs. Calvin Solliday,
Mrs. James Lyman; Christmas offer
ing. February 2, mission study,
Protestant Pathfinders, Miss Myra
Holcombe; Korea-current events,
Mrs. Helms and Mrs. Theron Lee;
self-denial offering.
The annual all-day missionary
meeting will be held on March 2,
1917, and the morning theme will be
World Missions and World Peace"
afternoon. address by Miss Margeret
Hodge, president Of the Woman's
Foreign Missionary Society of the
Presbyterian church (Philadelphia)
April 6, mission study, "A Half Cen
tury of Evangelism" Mrs. D. w.
Hoppock; India, current events, Miss
Bessie Titus, Mrs. B. P. Wollaston
May 4, mission study, "Pan-Ameri.
can Brotherhood and Service, D
Mrs. Levi Brown; Siam, current ev
entss Mrs. Sylvia Solliday, Mrs. John
H. Minor. June l, The Philippines
current events, Mrs. George Hol-
combe, Mrs. D. W. Hoppock.
The present officers of the society
are: President, Mrs. William Swan;
vice-president, Mrs. Alfred L. Pier.
son; second vice-president, Mrs. L. II
Salmon; third vice president. Mrs
D. w. Hoppock; secretary, Mrs
George w. Prall; treasurer, Mrs
Calvin Solliday; secretary of litera
ture, Miss Annie Mcdowell; pianist
Miss Alice Smith.
The society pledges $3.50 per yea
to be given toward the support o.
Miss Amanda Kerr, at Hoshyarpur
India, and Mrs. DR.. Ruth B. Boggs
at Canton, China.
The Lambertville record., 1916-06-08
Buy Lumber Now.

The lumber advance is but small
partlof that in other lines, but it may
jump any day, so the time to do
your building or repairing is now.
Hemlock, white pine, yellow pine,
and specialties in, oak, poplar, cy-'
press and cedar, ready for immedi-
ate delivery at real bargain prices,
these days.
Door Hangers Glide Door Hang
ers for barns and other buildings
that simply cannot get off the track
and cause trouble. In stock ready
for use.
Roofings Prepared roofingsfrom
$1.10 to $225 per roll.
Hydrated Lime, for whitewash-
ing and disinfecting. 15c. cans.
Brick, several thousand straight
hard brick, at $3.50 per 100, or in
quantities.
JOSEPH G. LEAR & CO.,
Lambert Street,
LAMBERTvILLE, N. j.
Bell Phone 44R5
The Lambertville record., 1916-06-08
Charter Notice

Notice is hereby given that an application
will be made to the Governor of the State of
June. A. D., 1916, by Wilson K George, G. Lin
ford Krout and Leidy A. Flucll under the Act
of Assembly of the Commonwealth of Penn
incorporation and regulation of certain cor
porations," approved April 20, 1874, and the
supplements thereto, to be called Wilson X.
ter and object of which is the manufacturing,
buying and selling all kinds OF mems, women's
and children's clothing, garments and wear
ing apparel; and buying, selling and dealing
in all kinds of cloth and fabrics, and market
ing the same or the products thereof, and for
these purposes to have, possess and enjoy all
the rights, benefits and privileges of the said
Act of Assembly and its supplements.
q. WILLIAM FREED, Solicitor
The Lambertville record., 1916-06-08

Coryells Ferry Chautauqua, New
Hope, Pa, August 24-30, 1916.
The Lambertville record., 1916-06-08

The fifth day of Chauauqua this of the most enjoyable
The Bou Singers will delightful concert both afternoon and
ing Henry Kelly the right above of the finest batones
the road Anthony Guarno also big tenor clear cut and meodo
with remarkable Miss Augusta Cooper brilliant cooratua
Miss Elsie Lue who accompanies them is good cona
well solo player and entertainer 1t will be day of wonderful
riety.
The Lambertville record., 1916-06-08

HOUSE FOR SALE-Nice, 3-story
brick dwelling on North Main St.,
Lambertville. C. C. B. John, Real
Estate and Insurance, As Button
wood St., Lambertville, N. J.
The Lambertville record., 1916-06-08
Stop Wash Day
Drudgery.

Have your clothes washed in the most
sanitary and economical way. Your
friends like it, ask them. Let the Tri-
angle Wet Wash Laundry do your FAM
lily washing Perfect satisfaction guar
anteed. All orders for the week must
be in by Tuesday noon. Get yours in
early.
j AS. X. BRETT
3 York ST.,
LdmbertVille, N. j.
Phone 56R2
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-02-19
EASTERN PEOPLE ARE NERVOUS EXTRAORDINARY PRECAuTION IS TAKEN AT EVERY
 FUNCTION
DETECTIVESONGUARD
ARE KEPT CONSTANTLY ON THE ALERT FOR
 POISoNERS

NEW YORK, Feb. 19.-At the ball by the Knights of Columbus last evening. extraordinary precau- ton was taken to protect those present from the murderous intent of gang of poisoners that is said to have been organized sometime ago The first work of that gang was shown at 8 banquet held re- gently at Chicago, where hundreds were poisoned and were violently i'll.
 At last nights ball where hun dreds attended. sixty detectives ac- ted as walters and cooks, besides the food was tasted by the head cook of the banquet. Letters of threatening nature are said to have been received by numerous persons who were known would attend the banquet These letters were turn ed over to the police and an inves- tigation started to discover the writers.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-02-19
KETCHIKAN TO HAVE
 COLLEGE OF MUSIC

The Northwestern College of Music which recently opened a branch college at Juneau has met with such big success that upon the request of many leading citizens of Ketchikan,the Directors of the col lege have decided to also open a branch here.
 Citizens and parents of this City should be congratulated on having such well known institution es- tablish a branch here.
 Piano, violin and mandolin will be taught and to the first few pu- pills to enroll a great reduced epe- cial scholarship rate will be of- fered.
 Teaching is expected to start on or about March first, lcca'ion of studio will appear in an early issue Representatives of the college are and will also enroll pupils for all studies. Adv.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-02-19
OLD SCORES WERE
 BROUGHT OUT
WHY CERTAIN SENATORS
 ARE AGAINST BRANDEIS

The opposition that has developed against the confirmation of Louis Brandeis as associate justice of the supreme court, is said to be based on the following reasons: (1 that Brandeis has spoken dis respectfully of the constitution and flippantily of the mental attitude of the court. (2) That he has been on both sides of the shoe machinery trust, first as the coun- sel for the trust and then opposition to 1t. (3) That he lost the pub lies case against increased freight rates before the interstate com merce commission by admitting that the railroads needed more revenues. (4That he did something in the famous Ballinger-Pinchot investiga- tion which members of the senate will try to characterize as "unpro- fessional conduct"
 The basis of the first charge is Brandeis' public statements that many courts do not view modern economic problems in a contempor- aneous way; that they are benight- ed and uniformed as to the indus trial conditions; and that constitu- tions are made to serve and not to bind people.