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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-02
ei6eral gnperiider llnteritiieunss.
gerein.

Sn Sa9s' Saae, 121 Meft glber
'StraBe, fdnb ssiisrn absnb bi. regel.
mdbise Sibuns bes obissn 9sreina
unter benz @oriib bss Serrn Sacot
Slid unb nit Serrn georg s. 3iti
dis Sstretdr fait. 4n bier ertrantis
Witglisber ipurps bic itatutoriTde uns
tsritiisung i'm getrase oon $22 an,
getpieien, ebsnfo ipurbeR Der Wittp,
Ses peritorbsnen WitslieSes Sobn
MoppsIt 500 als SterbsseIb uusbe.
sablt. Die BON benz gsneralausI9ub
6es Seutf9sn Rotben areu3 3ur
llebsrnabme seianbten ariessmarfsn
ipurben sinitpsiIsn nod suriidssleg.
unb tpirb bic gfngelssenbeit in Der
nd9ften @eridmmlune erlsbist ipsrs
ben. Die Ginna6men beliefen iid5 duf
So unb bic gfussaben auf $122.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-02
gsodsnberidIt bes eeinnSbeitsa.nts.

Gie Waaiern graiiiren nod irrner
iebr itarf in Der StnSt. @dbren0 Der
ncrfloiienen ISOLDE tpiiroen i'm it1oti.
Iifen eeiunobeitsantt ipieoeriinr 2SS
Maiernf1ae senreloei. ssnsgeialrurrt
eeIangten 397 Sale BON anitedenoen
Ar1nfbeiten unb Is So6esf6Ile IN.
ipIge ioId,er aranfbeiten CUR aernt.
nib oes @eiimSbeitsnnts, segen 152
GrfranfiIneen uio 2t Eo0esfaae IN
Der 9araaeIipod,e oes pcrtsen Sab.
res. slnf Die eiu5elnen araitbeiten,
NIT slmsllnbnle Der Maiern ,pertbeil.
ten iih oie gerneIbeten S1IIe ME
foIgt: @6aptnoindDt. % grfranfuns
gen uno IS 3obesfiIle; Winbpoden
II Grtronfamaeu; aea&Hiitent 20
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40 aa6re gsmiif9pIle.

llnIre wluiitbaIs fann anf bas
ghtrobenalier suriidbIidsn. Mir
p,rbanten iie Der Munifi,sns bes Ders
itorbentmpbilanttrots aeubenSprins
a.r. sic irurbe DOT Dier5is Sdbren
sinseipsibt unb BAT isitbem nIs Stdt'
IL grcber Wufitfsiie unb apnssrtt ics
ipis bentplirbigsr 3ufammenfiinfte
a,bisni. prdiibsnt G. 9. Mrisbt heb.
In isinem 40. Sdbrssbsri@t berpor,
bdy bic 9sre@nungen fiir bic Be-
nusuua Der Dale Pets ruir ben Grbdl'
t,syiais1iIsn sutiRrasien gsH iniasz
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-02
GterbliHfeitsberi9t

Catherine g6elan, rs. 1895 Wins
fielS Ioe.; 9erJleiben.
@eneDisDe BON Saa, II, 1745 Ga
monD StraBs; Ser;erpeitsruns.
5. earl Wbits, IL Saft gDs.; Guns
aenent5iinoung.
SOnas 6intslitein, 49. 1895 Rits
tsnbOuie Strabe; arebs.
Carrie gOebmsr, 26, IA Wercer
Strabe; 5u6ertuIOis.
Gopin Soois. 43, lS41 g6aIe
Strabe; 2ungeHsnt3iinbung.
gippolonia aorr, 3S, 9s7 Sston
Gpe.; 9ubertuloie.
lSrant aorte, 49, 1853 gtittenboufe
Sirabe; @ebirnIblag.
Marp Sermann, AZ, 1856 Burton
Strabs; 3ubsrtulpie.
erueit 3Ohau. 81, StdbtiI9es 4rs
meHbaus; glierenlsiben.
Narsarst Sirnitsl, AZ, 1175 S6er.
man ape.; Ser3lsiben.
Rinnie Reimer. so, 42e GbilIito
StraBe; S6tpdde.
Bernard SehIborft, 8 wsonats, GIT
Belts StraBe; Sdpd6e.
philip Sdpsibsr, 63. 1859 5arris
ion ape.; Ser5lsiben.
Waub aarnbs. %. Is Oft Court
StraBs; 9hngenent5iiHbung.
Carl Sdneiter, 40, % Sf 13.
StrdBe; 5ubsrtuloie.
Ssrmanu Dues. 62, 1856 Rins
pluce; &re6s.
Jcbn Wi6elfpns, 81, TIA Oit
0edrf Etrdbe. Qunnsrrr..i;nAuro
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-02
0ebmrtem.

Ssnrs unb aatberpn Sdsib, 1924
Denper Strabe; Endbe.
Ren unb Winnie Weit, gleptopn;
MdbGen.
Billiam uub Gnnd Dds, 1926
etban Strabe; MGb6en.
Greberif uHb emma Semtamp
1892 9eit SiraBe; &na6e.
CHARLES uub Margaret 2ope, 132d
2inn GiraBe; MGbden.
Rabmonb unb Rsllie Eint, 1o4s
Greeman qDe.: MGbden.
Sobn unb Miunie @rseIep, 176e
Wefiipoob 4psnue; 3nabe.
Gbarles unb 2ouiTe Seibert, 1929
5drriion 4Denue; RGbden.
Better unb eInru Repp. SGT Char.
lotte Strabe; anabe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-02
Muf benz italienifdenEarit
pier yEaternia"
g oil i'm Mittelldnbii den
Wteer elm Sorpebo abs
gefeuert norben

Rep Yprt l. Ytat. - Der itas
lienifde qafiugierbampfer rgaterHia"
Der am Montag pon Neapel unb 9as
lermo bier dntam, beri6tet, boB pdbs
renb ieiner lebten 6abrt na9 Reapel
am 5. 2lpril, lin 10 llbr 9ormittass,
DON einem unterfeeboot aus elm Spr'
pebo auf ben Dampfer dbgeieuert tpors
ben lei, Der 10 SUB DOT Dem Bug bes
Oumpfers bOrbeigeflogen lei. Der
Dampfsr befanb it9 Sur 3eit ungefdbr
se6n Wieilen DON &ap SpdrtaDentp,
benz iiibIi3iten She'll Der SnieI Sars
btnien, entfernt.
Die Sffi5iere iagen, baB ipeber ein
unterieeboot nod ein Peristpp iiht6dr
gepeien ieien, bas 8ieItpaFer bes Sprs
pebos lei aber ii6tbar getpeien.
Die rPaterntd" mar bdmals ntdt
betpaffuet, mad Der Qnturft in Reas
pei ipurbe aber etn 9eIdiiB duf benz
I6terbed monttrt. Inter ben IS
'Paifasieren, bic iih an 8orb befans
ben, ipa ii9 ein Qlmerttaner Namens
SotpeG befunben baben, tpie audi a9t
ober neun Staltener, bic in ben Der.
Stdaten naturaliiirt purbeu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-02

9lus pieSras Resras tpmmt bi:
MeIOung, bag baIeIbit am Wlontaa
sabe gelansen iperbe uub bab bic Set
tungen in WOntersD bur9 freuno'
bas neue meritaniiae 8elb 5lr Iuss
f6aftlide 9er0ffentIi6uugen piel bds
gu teisetrasen babe, hos CUTE GitDer'
nebmen nit 2(meritanern gu fOrberil.
gia6ri6ten aus 9uDdmas beia9sn,
baB bic Spsrationen gegen bic gaquis
unbauerH uno bub bic Snbidnsr aus
ben Bergen psrtrteben lporben Ieien.
Apniuturberi6tsn Don SopOlobas
mso, Ma5atlan, 5ampico, 8era @rn5
unb Der Stabt Wsrito sufolse bsrridt
an Oieien pldBen DDGis Rube.
GI paiO, ser., /. Mui. - Die
Ra6ri9teH aus WaIbingtOn, beneu
sufoIge bic @enerdIs Scott unb SUM-
ton ni6t autpriIirt ieien, auf 9runO
elmer 3uriid3iebung Der dmeritanii1eH
5ruppeu cine 9ereinbarung nit 9ez
neral Obrsspn gu trsffen, tpuroen III
SuareS nit idiperem geoenten uufsez
nommen. 9eneral Sbregpn Deigerts
Ii6, ii6 DOR Der nG6iten &orferen3z
iibuug oaliber ausSuIprehen, u6er
unter ben meritdniiben 8eamten piro
bic Situation als bitter besei6net.
4ber es purbe barauf AtngetpieIen,
ban bic be facto Heaierund teinen
gru6 NIT ben Ser. Stdaten berbetz
fii6ren t0nne, BON benen ibre Stabiz
Iitdt abbGnse.
Meritanii6e 8eamte idsten, lie
piini6ten, oaB bic 8Drtferena 10
I9neQ rpie mDgIi6 gum lbi9lub toms
me, ba jeoer peitere Gag Der unses
ipib6eit iibsr Die 0ispuiition Der amez
ritaniI9en sruppsn bic 9efabr BON
2lusbriidsn iiibIi4 Don Der 8rerae
permebre.
Columbus, q. Uf.. l. Wlai. -
Die militdriiten 9lutoritdten bier
i6einen Der Qnii6t gu iein, bob MIDI
tige Greignife in Der merttaniIden
SitudttoH bepprlte1en. Ote SoIpateH
Der 9arniIpn iperben fir ale gOsn@
tualitdten in 9sreitidaft gebdIten.
Bier &umpasnien Snfanterie erhieltsn
am Waontag MaridOrbre uno fpet6en
morgen mad Der 9rense abgeben. 8es
neral geribing purbe BON 81 Palo
aus cine lange, ungebli4 pi4tige
brubtloIe SepeI6e 5ugeianbt, iiber be-
rem ssnbalt ober ni4ts perlautete.
Cine Melbuns, baB Elm 8std4ement
unter Sberit Sames 3. GrDtn etuen
3uiammenitoB NIT Entertainer ssbabt
babe, ipirb in abrebe seiteat.
0es Worbegperb a 6tis b r.
baf tet.
Tort Collins Sal, l. U1at.
gtipo 27 Mleilen noropeItIi1 Don
bier fpurben am Montas srpei Wedn'
rer perbdftet, BON benen man gldubt,
bab Iie bic DlDrbsr bon Sberiff Rpdd
Don Gbebenne unb bes Rnn4ers ylils
gsslinn iinh. Gie inatst bsinaftass.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-02
Retter 8atte.

Gin Iiebensipiir0iser Gbeaatte
iheint fSranf gatouino, Don No.
537 @eit Seddte StraBe. sit iein, Der
lid 3ur 3eit in Der Generalization
|binter Sfllob un6 Jtiegel befinoet.
@efanrino bate seitern glbenS OIL Ser
SSiiniten uno Sniitb StraBc cine et-
mas Iebbnfte slusPinanoeriesltng nit
iciner beiieren SdIite Georgia imo
bas gnoreiultat bes Streits mar, oas
er Georgia cine Stifipunoe ON Safe
beibrnd)te. Die genplin6ete tpurOc
nod benz SoipitaI aebraht pdbreno
S5oli5iit abeI Den gteiierbelber tirter
Die ifapeoiiden 9aroinen brafte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-02
Gu. sonntasid,nlen.

Die idfrIife Sfpnpention Ser
GpangeIiif)en Goruta9Sibulen bon
Cincinnati uno llmgegero miro heute
w,orgen I'M 10 llbr ibren glniang
nebmen ,no 5ipar in Der Gpans. ssm.
manl,els Stride 5u 5airnoimt. Gin
reid,baltises uno oiel periprehen6es
8rograHm 1T bon ben geaurten airf.
acfteat porben. Serr Raitor 8aitI
Bieifier BON goansoille, Sno.. miro
Ger Saitptrebner IN bei6en 9eriamm.
lungen fein. Ger gIbenogottesbienit
begirirt Inn 7:15.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-02
sSsofal Seridt.
NiS sseftprdii,eHt
s4irO &id,ter u. $. SneSers brinl
Sangericit bee Sno Cbip uuo
&eninfp ye5irfs innsircu.

Gclegentlih Scs Sdnserieites Scs
1iIo Cbio iuo acntldu S1ngerbe.
'irts. oas befaiuitIib Oil Gienitna,
lcm 30. APai I'M Gbciier garf itait.
ilaoet, nitro Rjd)tcr s.. Y. 9uebcrs
aI5 ,seiiprdiiOeht iirngiren iino giir.
aerHlciiter George ghldlia miro Den
SdilGern Den &.illfcnimeligritB OR
SpHiqin nes @ciiens ent6ieten.
9icics ipitr0e III Der geitern sIbenS
inter Dem guriit oes Yraiioentcn
Charles q. S6mibt uno Der grotc.
icafiihrlmg oes Sefretdrs SuIius
5tcmler I'm Icuti9en aIub itattge.
5cbicn 3eIegateniieiing Der gereiuig,
ten Sdnger befaiintgegeben.
(SleihJeitig lpurSe beitinntt, Saf
bic @c5irfstngiabuna om Gage nam
oem Sdngerieit, nm 0lithpof, Dem
H. WaI 8ormittags Inn 5ebn ll6r,
i'm Seinidcn Stub itattiinOen ioa.
,Seitiefretdr sslilius Stenler muroc
jcailitralt, Die beridJieoenen gereihe
oes @e;irfs Don Sieiem geid)lub III.
acrsiiglib In aenntuiB 5u iesen, oa.
nit lie ibre arrangements biniidtIid
Der geihidllro Der 1agiasung trei.
zen fsnnen.
Wlii ben prp6sn fir Sas sSeit niro
5rrcita nahite @ofe besonneH mer.
Den nn6 nad, eitgeben0er 9eipredI.
ing Der slngelegelbeit nit Dem Set.
Sirigcnten @leiIter 2ouis Gbrgoit,
ser in Der Sibung sltaegen mar, ci.
liStc man ii6 porlduiig aui 0rei
Gro6en. Die idmmtlib i'm 9eiiiihen
Stub itattiinben lperocn mnb Sipar nin
9. W,ai, IL. Mai mnb am 2S. Nni.
Gie 9robe am 2S. @iai pirb Gle @es
urralpro6e iein. sfuisernem miro in
Ner SDiitenteit Serr Gbrgott Sic
ditsuartigcn Tereine in Samilton.
ldpton, Gifjmcno nub in 9oiiispille
teiudlen uno nit ibnen Die 5u iingcn.
Sen 2ieber 6lirhnebmen.
&dbreao Der nad1iten 3eit rperSen
Die gereiniaten Sdneer altber 6iirb
Sns ge5irtsidngerieit rod anoertuci.
tia ietr itarf in alisipruh eenchuncH
iein, oenn iie baben cine gan5e 9iei9e
non ginlabiinger nngenonmlen.
Gbcrlebrer g. Burger iibermitteIte
IN Der geftri9en SiBung cine einla.
NmIg sur 1beilnabule an Der 6eier
ocs 0ianlalrteiIen Siibil1nnIs ser
einiiibriHg 6es oeiitithen llnterri6ts
IN ben bieiigen oifentIiden Sdluien.
ole befnllntIih ani oen slbeno Oes 10.
giai IN Der @sniifbaae anbernliut
morhen lit. Die GinIaoung tDrrbe M.
ti;rIih angenonimen uro bic Sangsr
n'crbcn 3rpei Mnlnrleri. auf Dem sG.o.
aranlm iibernebmen.
ierner ir,iroe cine Ginlaolrng siir
lPinDirflng BEL Dem tSinbenbnrg.
apmnIers an %. wtni angenomnlen,
ben Die ariegeruereine gum geiten
Sss gaufonbs fir bas ariss.rbeim
III aiaanit pcranitaIien imo aiiBeroem
,perben bic gereinigten Sdnger burd
9ieoerpcrtrage oas Set Der ge,it.
iten unb Ceirerreid)iidtl tllnsariid)en
piIisaeieIlidnft am 3. SUM i'm 800.
lcsii6tn @arien bur4 2ieberDortrdge
gerifcuern. am 4. Suni aelegentlid
Ses 60. Stiitingsfeites Ses Grliiceu
Sdngcrfors uno am IL Sinti bsi
hcnr 8olfsieit Ses 9eitif)-glnrerifani.
.aniiden Siahtberbanos IN giei6ratbs
s!nrt initipirferr.
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9eutider siterariider aImb.

Der Wais unb f.ius isdnfide Be
beuiuns1 l1utst bas sbema, ipelhss
Or. g. WaIbbott als 8ortragenbsr in
Der Gibung bes Seuti9en aitsraris
fden Stubs am Wliitfpod 9fbsnb be-
hauoeIn ipirb. Or. Walbbott 1T ais
nambafier gbsnitsr i'm ganssn Can.
be beitens bsianut. Rad BEN 9ors
trds finbst bic mOnaili9e 9ei9dftsz
periammlune fiait.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-02

Der iibtrlaTm. Der Musidub fir bas
Wereinsspicnie, bns om %. Juli In
Blades groDe, Bomb 9ia. absebalten
perbeH fOa, beri6tete, bab bic @Ors
bereitungen i'm beiten Sarge ieien.
Die Ginnabmen bstrugeu $3.50 uno
bic 4usgaben $11.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-02
ments fir cine Wsaifeisr setrOffeu,
alfo Elm peitersr Grunb 81 elmer Sa6ls
reid beIu9teH 8eriammlung.
5emer.

- Sn Der 2umpsnhanblung BON
Soiepb Soiepb &c Bros. SEQ. 1242
5urriion Qpenue tpurbe geftern Gaas
mittug burA bic lInporii4tigtsit elmer
Gr6eiterin, bic nit einem 6rennenbsu
Strei9boI5 sinem 9aufsn 2umpen gu
nahe fam, Elm 5euer Deruria6t, bd5
einsn S4oben Don sttpa 5000 anri4s
fpfe
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Gr,uin Circle.

Die mouailits gsrIammluns bss
Gripin Circle finbst am 5reitag
elbsnb bisisr @o6e i'm 5anfslmann
Hempel itatt. Serr Charles @.
Gdmibt ipirb iiber bas ssipib seitses
mdBe S5ema .GIsiIa ols Rabruns1
ttfestrtn. Qlu9 nsrbsn Sis Grrenge,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-02

grfranfnrgen unb SobesfaG;
Siphtberitis, IS Grfranflinsen rulo
Z aooesfaa; @unlps, 4 @rfranfun.
gen.. g6arIadfieber, Z Grfrm1fun.
gen; gioie, 2 erfranftngen unO
9upbusfieber, cine GrfraHfiing.
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OstarReebe geitprben.
Sstar gB. gleebe, elmer Der adt &nors
6iiten, bic an 4. Wtat 1886 ouf Dem
Sapmurtet in Gbtcago gum 2ooe roer
3u6tbdus perurtbeiIt purbeH, farb
in feinem Seim in SO. 1717 6Gmmpnb
Strabe. Resbe plirbe gu 15 SSobren
3u6tbaus perurt6eiIt, aber burd @cus
berneur SDbu q. glltsetb 1893 in
isreibeit eeiest. SSn Dem ltripriingGih
ben Ri9ter Sofepb @arp gefGllteu
llrtbeil mar Reebe Der einStge Der Qlns
getlagten, iiber fpeIaen bic 3Obesitrais
ni9t perbdngt tpprben pdro.
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Op b pc Ibttrieb.

Der @elbOerleiber Rpieuberg lit
audi Seiratbspermittler9"
sSyo, dls Selbmann pumpt er ben
iunsen &apalieren 70 lanee, biz er iie
cls SetrdtbsOermittler aus leiren ei'
genen &lduen .retten" idnn.
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unb edben tire Ramen ois pete1
Burns unb 6. R. psarion On. Due
8eamtsn ibsntifi5irten ben Renolpsr
einss Der Wldrrner als GigeHtbum DON
Sberiff Road. Dieter uHb gslioH
pdren am MOntag morgsn erfaohsH
porben als fie cine Banbe ppn pfsrs
bebtebeu perfo[ufen
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1916-01-07
New Band to Give Concert

The regular monthly meeting of the
Wild wood City Band was held in the
city hall on Tuesday evening, January
4th. 1t was suggested hat a concert
be given in the near future the proceeds
of which are to 60 toward the equip
mentO Of the band.
This organization, under the excel
lent direction and leadership of Oscar
Huebner, Is progressing and when Mr..
Huebner the date of the
concert you car bet the boys will be in
good condition.
The Band Ia made up of some of
Wild woods leading merchants and the
social features, together with the love
of music, hold these men together to
the extent that they give up two nights
in a week for the purpose of rehearsing
and getting together a band that the
citizens of Wildwood will some day be
proud of.
The members are as follows: Comets
Geo. Mccullough, A. M. Ely. VIM.
Gardiner, Herbert Shaw, w. M. Beers,
j. w. Marsh and Glenn. Foster. Clari-
nets-Joseph SERVANT, Herbert Clunn
and Calogno Pasquale. Altos-O. H.
Eachus. James ODER and w. HI. Austin.
Bass-Wm. Kalbach and Gus Charl-
son. Trombones-C harles Lare, Jubal
Smith and J.. w. Smith. Baritones-
Walter Butterfield and Roy Foster.
Drums-Wm. j. Rappold, Jos. Hoff-
man and Joseph Miller. Cymbals-J.
Krauss.
The Band meets every Tuesday and
Friday evening at city hall at eight
O'Clock sharp and any gentleman de-
sirous of studying music is welcome to
become a member and share In the in
struction under Mr.. Huebner, who is
a noted retired musician.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1916-01-07
Mrs. j. +. Baker E~ntertainS Sui.
fraqists at Luncheon

On Friday ofthis week Mrs.. Thomp-
son Baker entertained at luncheon in
honor of the women of Wildwood who
worked at the polls on October 10Th.
Among the guests were Mrs. Latimer
r. Baker, Mrs. William H. Bright, Mrs.
George Adams, Mrs. l.. Hallen, Mrs.
Raesly, Mrs. Palmer Way, Mrs. Heber
Crane and Mrs. A. @. Bailey, Of Wild
wood. Other invited guests were from
Cape May Court House, Stone Harbor,
Sea Isle City, Tuckahoe, Ocean View,
Woodbine, Seaville, Rio Grande and
Dennisville. Wildwood sufiragists have
planned many entertainments for this
winter of q purely social character.
Mrs. e. f. Feickert, President of the
New Jersey Woman Suffrage Associ-
alton was present at the luncheon and
reorganized the county workers on a
party basis.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1916-01-07
ANCLESEA

The North Wildwood Borough Coun-
Gil met at noon Saturday, January l,
1916, with Mayor James McLinden in
the chair. Samuel Gray and Gus
Charlson took their seats as new Coun-
cilmen, succeeding John H. Beecher
and Samuel A. Buck. The Mayor APP
pointed the following committees for
1916:
Finance-Buck, Rauch and Sayre.
Street-Gray, Anderson and Sayre.
Side Il k-Sayre, Anderson and
Charlson.
Lightiug-Sayre Anderson and
Charlson.
Boardwalk = Rauch, Charlson and
Sayre.
Drain-Anderson, Charlson and
Rauch.
Garbage-Rauch, Anderson and
Sayre.
Sewer-Gray, Anderson and Ssyre.
W~ater-Sayre, Gray and Rauch.
Ordinauce-A d e rs on Gray and
Charlson.
Railroad-Grsy, Buck and Anderson.
Printing-Andersop, Charlson and
Buck.
Advertising = Anderson, Gray and
Rauch.
Fire-Buck, Gray and Rauch.
Salaries-Buck, Rauch and Sayre.
Public Building-Sayre, Charlson and
Anderson.
Police-Buck, Rauch and Sayre.
Suryey-Charlson, Anderson and
Sayre.
Buildlng-Charlson, Anderson and
Sayre.
Councilman Samuel Gray was pre-
scented with a beautiful bouquet of
flowers as a token of esteem by his
many friends in the borough, which he
very gracefully accepted. The follow
ing appointments were then made and
confirmed:
President of Councll-Jason Buck.
Clerk-George A. Redding.
Solicitor. Fithian Tatem.
Engineer-Lesming M. Rice.
Street Supervisor-Charles Robinson.
Overseer of the Poor-Thos. Corson.
Chief of Police-J. Albert Thompson.
Three policemen-Floyd Hewitt,
Harry lowering and Charles Baker.
. Police Surgeon-Dr. Margaret Mace,
Sewer Representation Streaker.
Janitor-Millard Ware.
Pound Keeper. Albert Thompson.
Three Sinking Fund Commissioners
j. Fithian Tatem, John HI. Beecher
and Charles F. Sanders.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1916-01-07


p. l.. PETERSON, Collector.
A letter was read from Ed win Kelley
concerning a gravel street in front of
his property, which he said needed re-
pairing. Same was referred to street
committee. George j. Ent, a member
of the Anglesea fire company, ad-
dressed Council in reference to funds
due the company from monies appro-
priated by Council to the com pany dur
ing the past few years, and which now
amounted to So, 900. Chairman of the
Finance Committee Buck replied that
the company should have the money
AID that same would be paid as soon
as possible.
Telegraph Operator John Bauder
has been here a few days this week.
He has been located at Sunbury, Pa
Otto Kind, who was employed by the
Independent Ice Co. last summer, went
to Camden last week where he has
secured a position as switchmau ia the
yards of the West Jersey railroad.
The Eta K. came in Tuesday after
noon with .wo hundred Goldfish abo ard
and in a crippled condition, as did sew
eral of the other boats. The Maud f.
was seen in a vicinity south of the
Delaware bay. These boats went u
Monday and during the day %encount-
arod n x,o storm cnuna fuontnEciv
miles out, which blew them from their
course and, becoming separated, each
crew had to shift for itself. Notice was
sent out and life savers along the Jersey
coast kept a sharp outlook. These boats
are not built for very severe usage at
sea and the result was that engine
troubles coon developed and they were
at the mercy of the storm.
E. Yeager went to G~lassboro some
time ago to accept a position as a Ca
terer but the proposition developed bad
ly and he returned Monday.
Lawyer Robert Bright went to Cape
May Court House on a business trip
Tuesday.
Captain Albert Church of the u. S.
Life Saving Station, has been appointed
inspector of motor boats at Anglesea.
Capt. James Boyd returned from
Florida last Monday and reports fish
scarce along that coast.
John Moore left for Philadelphia
Monday and will be gone for a few
days.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1916-01-07

Mrs. Yeager is thoroughly renovating
the Hotel Hereford and ex poets to have
1t In shape to occupy by February 1st.
The Leonard came In with one thou
sand Goldfish last Friday, and the Clara
with three hundred and sixty last Tues
day.
Capt. John A%pplegate, of the Chero-
kee, came back from a cunning trip
Monday.
Miss Marion Mckinley, a teacher in
one of the public schools in Camden,
is quite i'll at her home in Auglesea.
Miss Mckinley was taken ill during the
holidays and is unable to resume her
duties for the present.
Visit Bell and Surran's 5, 10 and 25c
store at 145 East Oak avenue, under
Hotel Seacrest.
Mrs. 8. Selover and sou, Frank have
returned after a delightful trip to Phila-
delphia.
Miss Florence Mack is spending a
few days in Philadelphia.
VIM. Countiss spent a few days in
Camden the first of the week, visiting
his father who is seriously i'll.
Miss Leah Streaker entertained Ed
win Stiles and his roommate, Jack
Berge, of the Pennington school, a few
days during their Xmas vacation.
Miss Amelia Riggin is spending a
few weeks with her aunt, Mrs. Ernest
Wright, of Atlantic City.
Miss Natalie Holmes has been on the
sick list with an attack of lagrippe, but
is able to be back at school again.
Messrs. Stanley Holmes, Clarence
Mckinley, Carlton and Arthur Leon
ard, spent a number of days in Phila-
delphia. The laddies had a wonderful
time and we're quite sorry to return
home so soon.
Harry Grosscup, of Camden, Is quite
i'll at the home of Mrs. G.. Morris, on
Chestnut avenue
VIM. Anhalt, al employee of the
Chelsea post office, spent a few days
here with his parents.
Mrs. Samuel Grey and two children
are spending a few weeks with her
sister, In Philadelphia. Mis-. Grey was
accom- panied by her brother, George
Dalberg.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1916-01-07

Council designated the JOURNAL aud
Sun as the official papers, and a motion
was made that Council would meet the
first Tuesday evening of every month
at eight o'clock.
The regular meeting OF the North
Wildwood Borough Council was held
Tuesday evening with Mayor McLin-
den in the chair and Councilmen An
derson, Buck, Gray, Sayre and Rauch
present, as were also Clerk Redding
and Solicitor Tatem. The yearly re-
ports of Sewer Inspector Streaker and
Overseer of the Poor Thomas Corson
were read and accepted. Collector
Peterson presented his yearly report,
which Is as folio ws:
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1916-01-07

If You never have lived in England
you cannot understand the sacrifice
such a young woman is making for
her country. She is "Stooping to con-
quer,n like Miss Hardcastle.
It is fair she should make the sacri-
flee. The government has protected
her in many ancient privileges that
will disappear after this soaring ordeal
is ended. She is safeguarded like the
men of the realm.
II this war were to end tomorrow,
there will be need for the services of
the gentle woman" of England for
years to come, or until the young gen.
Grafton grows to mans estate.
The needs of the hour in the United
Kingdom have fought woman's battle
for her. Any man in England here
after, who refuses women the social
and legal equalities for which they
ask, will be unworthy of the name of
Briton.
To the women Of England, congrat-
ulations and affection.
e.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1916-01-07
Notice to

Notice is hereby given that the regular
meeting. of the stockholders OF the Marnl
National Bank OF Wildwood, N. j., will b.
held at the banking house, Wildwood and
racine avenues, on Tuesday, January lib
1916, between the hour of one and two D. M
The purpose OF the meeting is the election Of
directors to serve tor the ensuing year and
the transaction of such other business as may
properly come before the meeting.
q. q. ELDREDGE, Cashier