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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-08-28
Treie yreFe idr seras: Mprtag %. Nugnf 1915.

den O0rfer 1iegen melt auSeinonoer-
qeitreut, Elm ieoeS @ol1s einiom I'M
2anb.
&oIonnen ra1ten i'm 8uidperf am
8eqc. Die 9fer6e meioen oos
@ras I'm ibre Y~ifettpfdbIe. IS iinO
Seiterrei9er. 3nii9en ben min3ig
fleiuen 3elten fral1ielt Gond.
6inter elmer fieferbeitanoenen
@r0pelle fIieBt Der Stot)oo. Der
Sono bort ouf Ser 8oben miro
idtpor3 unb i6mammig unb lfmappt
inter Sen 8ritten. Gin breiter
SumpigiirteI umfaumt ouf beioen
ufern BEN STUB.
Gin 4niippeI0omm Fiibrt our6
bobes S6iIf. Gin ii1 p~iegenber
8olo aus griinen 6oImen; Der
i6male glitern0e @oiierIauf Der
idlpinoet fat 6o8pilden. 3mifden
BEN beioen Slii1ien meroen Die 0or=
fer uno Seller fpGrli6er, Die Simple
wo6ien nno breiten ii6. Seoe lie
berii9t peri9ninbet. Die &arten
berlogen bouig. s. lit Elm faum
0enfbor I6pieriees @eIdrOe. Die
ortileriitii6e ginmirfune oeriagt
oftmoIs. Man Iuft ftd gegenieitig
in 6ie Simple 81 brange1. @uf
Dem g~r11n0lofen 8o0en faun Die Sn-
fonterie 5teuenneiIe nnr ourGy
Sprlnge Don einem @rosbiii6el
gum anoern porpartsfommen, Die
pie SnieIn i'm Moor iteber.
@ir iteben itelenmeiIe om Stpr,
fteGenpeiie 5pii6en BEN beioen Still
len. 4Is ib BORT Deilte, bielten Die
Guiien nod einen 3ipfel BEL 2inierp-
ia am oitli6en Sto9ooufer. N6rb=
li6 Grosfpn 8nIfa fiibrte Ser
0iterrei6iI6e Sfyiitengrober1. Im
Dorfrano am 5luBufer lag cine SeIo-
tpa1e. Die 0orftriimmer rauften
nod. Die Guiien nnren lGon iiber
Dem Slug gepeien uno batten Die
@Gnfer beim Giif8ug ange3iinoet.
Yer Neg TuDf1e III NStnOun9en
onrd) Dos SdiIf. Die 8riiden na-
rem p%erbrannt, olein einige berfoblte
Stamme fiibrten nod biniiber. gs
mar pom @raben aus nibt 5m ieben,
Oh lie nod poiiierbar Ieien.
@tpo 400 Mfeter eegenaiber loeeil
Die riliiiihen Stel1lneen, tot uno
itiG. Sd fragte BEN @adtbabenoen:
Die Soften batten nidts gebort unb
nidts eeieben; tie batten nod feinen
SduB nit Dem @egner eeuehielt.
8ieneiGt botten Die Guiien bie
Ste1ung eeraumt. Sd itiee aus
Dem @raben nnb eing often auf ben
SluB 5u, l1eber ben reGten 8aifer-
Iauf tr1igen Die angefoblten gaIfen,
iiber Sen Sauptarm ober feblte ieoe
llebereangsnoelidfeit. Sd muB
umfebren. 3oeernb ging i1 5uriif.
am foleenoen Gage eriffen mir Die
SteGune on. sic NOR ftarf beiebt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-08-28

ellng erregen, Dor oQem miro es Die
@ieoerDabl oe5 ouBerorbentli9 tii6-
tigen 8raiioenten, 9errn Soiepb
SreD bon SEEM Oorf.
llniere 9eler piIIen, ooB 0ie So
pierpreiie in Solge oeS 4rieges fobel=
boft eeitiegen iino. Senotor @itd)=
cot bat nun einen 9lan entporfen,
olir6 ben er ei1tem meiteren Steigen
Der &reiie @inbolt gebieten mil. Or
nil auf nles 8opier, Oas 81 mebr
als 40 Dollar Die Come, A Gents
Dos Bfuno, perfouit miro, eine
Steuer BON einem 0olar per Come
leaen; 1teigt Der @reiS ouf IS Dol
lar, 10 ion Die Steuer orei Dollar be-
trogen uno Damn iol oie Steuer az
mqblid fteigen, Bis &opier, oas 6u
80 Dollar %berfouft miro, cine Steuer
bon 40 0oQor tragen miiBte. Ole
@biidt lit ieoenfoGs gan8 gut, ober
mir fitr9ten, Die Steuer mlBte
i9lieBIif) bod Ser arme 3eitungs=
mann be5obleu. CUR 3eit foitet go
pier, ne6enbei geiagt, 612 Gents per
8funo.
l1nIere gln1oeSregierung bat sic
Gipiloerforgung fir geoiente Sol
ooten eingefiibrt. Sci Der 8eietung
aepifier gunbesamter ioGen flint
tig Soloaten, Die ibre 3eit o~bgeoient
baden unb ii6 nift tpieoer mtper-
ben Iaiien moQen, 5uerit beriifiid
tigt peroen. @eneralaoj11tont DC
Gain bot eine oieSbe3iiglife
Sluel1rift erlaiienL ~iibrigens lit Bic
Safe ia i6on Idngere 3eit in 9or-
bereitl1ng 9etpeien uno fommt< nift
unertportet. Mon boff, onf bieie
@eiie eitten itarferen 3ulauf bon
&efruten 81 befommen. Sn Der Mec=
Gain'iden Sdrift merben % &e-
frutierungsoffi5iere e%enannt, BEL Be-
men geoiente Soloaten ibr @eiud
I'M @rnennnng 5n einem Ginilamt
einreiden fonner1.
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Die beutise Gage.

0os Iange gefiirdtete tit einge=
troffen, HumGnien bot 1iD ben &l-
Iiierten angeiGloiien un0 bot Deter
reid : llngorn ben arieg erflart. 0a-
oltr1 lit Sic Gage I'M Saiboiten NIT
einem S6lage perGnOert uno yde-
manO fam iif elm beitimmteS nr-
tell iiber lie erlouben. 4u6 Stalier
bot lett on 0euti6lano 0en 8rie9
erflart, oof) bat oos feline groBe Be
oeutrng. 0os &riegsglitG Der g1tl=
aoren in @ried)enlano bouert an, iie
boben iett ben Safen aabala beiebt
Cont lit nidts belonoeres 5t mel
hpu
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Npti5 fir Stemer5abler.

San 4ntOniu, Seq. 1. Snli 1916.
Gs mirO Hermit befannt senaGt.
Saf Si. MIIeiiment : Bitten fir oas
Sisfaliabr 1916 jest pffen iinb fir
Die geiteaeruns alien iteterpflidti-
gen Gisentnms fir bas Jisfalja6r
1916.
alles tenerpflidtise Gisentnm
innerbal6 Der Stabtsren5en BON Gan
4ntOniu Iuate snr Seiteuernng III
Der Office bes IiIeiiorg ~ansegeben
iucroen unb sipar bpr benz /. Sep.
tcmber 1916, an neldJem Sage bic
gfieiimeut : 9iiten fir bas senanntc
Sistalia6r aeidlufen tuerSen.
5. s. GarlanS,
(An5.) Steuer-G
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Gnfnnft -
10. 1o1-einret 2imite0, bon Stem Or
SO. 1os suniet aimiteD, bon gar Sran%
cisco 1858 BORN.
No. 7[Sdnea5ue, BON Sem OrIeans.
go. s-sdnsIsna, bon Sci aio -.
.............!.. 1850 BORN.
30. e-suniet erprsB. bon aep Ors
Leans .......... 7.10 nn1m.
Wo. 10lSnnfet grpreB. bon Can Sranz
cisco .......----- $50 nadm.
abfalrt-
$40. 10t--Sunrei eimiteo, mad Gan
Jrnni1sco ...-......4.50 BORN.
RD. 102-Smiet 2imiteb, mad Nefu Or
leans ......... 400 borri.
Ro. 7-5dnensue, mad 9eI aio.
Mo. s.5dnsusna nod aetp orlea Dps.''
1880. ....... 1915 nadnt.
Mo. 9-Snniet grpreB mad Sm Sranz
cisco $3.50 nnfn1.
go. 10-5miet grpreB, mad Nep Or
Speaiol 9ailb grpreB mad Gayle Bab
1888 ....... 10 Ritternn6t.
ytetOrra 9ipiTp On.
NO. 301-gon Souifon, Bort aapoco,
8ictorin. guero -. 7:05 nadm.
abfdhrt-
sn. so2-na6 gueuo, gietoria, Bort
2nbdcn. 6pu5tuu ..S.15 BORN.
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FRANK ALLEN,
51f Mppres @~ebdube, Gan antpnip, ger
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-08-28

Sn Chicago iprane Der 7Oiab-
rige 8rieiter Sgnatius Soma5in. Der
bon Mitglieoern ieiner @emeinoe in
albanD, Winn., ans ietner 0io5eIe
bertrieben ltno tGtli9 mgegriffen
fem loa, aus Dem 6. 6tofperf zines
&otels unb murbe tot a~ufgebpben.
Seine lanei1brige 8~irtldafterin
iaat, DOB Der 8farrer Dig Cot aus
8er5meiflung Iber Ore ibneliifliden
@ernirrunaen in ieiner @emeinoe
begangen babe.
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3miIdJen STIR unS Stpdpo.

Colin Sos Ibreibt om ~. Suli:
Die llniern iteben nod INNER 5tpi-
ifen Stpr uno Stofoo, nidJt melt
BON ba, mo- i6 lie nerlieb. Sn ben
3agesberiften itebt nidt piel bon
Den &1mpfen ser Mrmee 2iniingen:
u@ir baben Galtm eefponnen", oocr
o0ie Sample iino nod nidt abge-
i6loiien", ooer Sin elmer Steae
muroe Die Sront auriideenommen"
9as lit nift Der 8lib uno Conner
zines ipeitbin iidtbaren greigniiie5.
Gs metterleuftet MIR in ben 2iiften.
4aein oieie friappen Noti5en beiBen
fdpere barte Sample, Die tdgIi9
bin uno Der 9eben.
Die Huiien baben nit elmer GEE
Daltigen 8ubt angepadf. Inns oiirf-
te, als b1tten lie inn 8oriabre
niht einmaI oerart riidiihtslos 9e-
gen gerIuite, iibermGltieeno unb
i6neioig angeeriffen. 4ber es mar
mol MIR Ole erite 8ll6t Der rleu for
mierten.
WniierL oas lit bas cine &arafte-
riitifum oes &rieges i'm Often. Oft
uno @eit lit ia 10 beri6ieoen, bob
man meinen fonnte, es ieien 5nei
peridieoene &rieee, ia Ioear &riege
beribieoener gpo6en, Die bns Seut-
'lde &eib eleifseitig fiibrt.
Wan fam nidt lagen, oaB Ser
&rieg I'M Often leidter mare. SIN
gin5elfale baben iid) Die &uffen inn
mer pieber brilliant geI1lagen. 4ber
I'M gar5en BADEN mir bod cine iol.
DIE l1e6erlegenbeit se5eist, oaB ba-
onr6 Der &rieg einen gang anoern
9arafter 6efommen bat.
Der anoere Syaftor lit oie 2ano-
idaft. @Gbreno 9olen nod GINGER
maBen Suburban. lit uno an melt
uno mitteleuropdiiGe 8erbaltniiie
erinnert, lit @olbDnien innerites
&uBlano, gliien. Steppe uno Sumpf.
Mfon entbebrt aaes, mas I'M @eiten
ben arieg erleihtert: 8aoer, aaii-
nos, Den roid)en 8oitberfe6r nit ser
Seimat, Slider uno 3eitungen. Man
bauit mie ein Aomaoe in 3elt un0
Soblen. ltno mer ME i'm Often mar,
miro mol ME neritebert, ME leiht
man ouf aIe 9eqitemIidfeiteu Der
aidtet nno oafiir elm freies 2eben
in einem ferneu meiten 2anoe elm
tauidt. 5reili6 geb0rt oa5u Der
8emegungsfrieg, Inn in peiten Mdr-
lben oieSteppen 3u oltrdmeiien. l1no
oas miibiame Hingen nm ieoen
Subbreit 9ooen, mie Jest IN @ol-
bDnien, Dos an 8er0un %erinlert, lit
MIR elm fiimmerli6es Surrogat.
aber audi oieles pieaei6t lebte ruff
fde Maiienbeer miro 8er1niirbt uno
gei6waht neroen, 10 oaB pieber
an0ere 3eiten fommen.
@ir reiten als Hotrouile in BEN
Morgen. Mtielni5e, oas Subenftaot-
d)en, q am geltrlgen Sd]dbbeS boil
mar BON Mdnnern in Gaftmnen uno
idperlofieen Wao6en, oie an alien
Siiren uno Senitern %itanoen, lit nod
tot uno leer. Die SauptitraBe, oie
our6 ben Srt 5iebt, lit bolpriges
Steinpflaiter; orauBen mabIen bie
Haoer Der @agen tpie0er tiefen
Sano. Ger 5eIomeg. Der an ben
Stodoo fiibrt, aiebt ourd thinner
lihe aorr- uno Niibenfeloer. Sfiif-
tern iteben Die mageren 9(ebren ollf
Dem oiirren Sono. 9olo 60ren Tie
gan5 auf. IS lit pie0er Steppe,
gfieo un0 8uIh.
Der @ee iiberidreitet Moor uno
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SO. 2-gah benz Norben. Alb porn,.
SO. 6-Hah Dem Rorben. 1885 natm.
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Die Aliierten baden Bel engIiihen
Sabrifanten 26 Mi1ionen 8aar
S6u6e fiir lire &eere beitellt.
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they nearly caught Ansruthef and M
Jan nappinf.
Robert also gathered for her IN as<tf,-
oludlnE Taunr SALTS paranr and a SUM
pitan. There were her trophies. the spoiIs
oplfna OF the campaign 4
His concluding set was 90 pack two Of
the empty oil tins with all the vaiuabie
where he shot the rubbish from the, cave
placed some antlmony ore and Mir Jan.
wondering why the sahib wanted the stun,
carried the consignment 20 the waiting
boat. Lieutenant Plsydon. in command Of
the last party OF sailors 20 quit the island.
evidently expected Mir Jan 20 accompany
them, but Anstruther explained that the
man would await HIS return. some time
In June or July.
Sir Arthur Dcane found himself specu-
lating on the cause OF this extraordinary
resolve. but steadfast TO his policy on
avoiding controversial matters, said moth
ing. few words 20 the captain procured'
enough stores 90 keep the Mahonmedsn
for six months at least, and while these
were being landed the question was raised
how best TO dispose OF the Dyaks
The commander wished TO consult the
convenience OF his guests
IF wo go n little out OF our way and
land them In Borneo," he said. they win
be hanged without troubling you further.
IL take them 60 Singapore they viii be
tried on your evidence and sent 60 penal
servitude. Which IL Il TO be7"
II was Iris who decided.
CONTINUED TOMORROW ,
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BILLY BUMPUs SEES THE DOCTOR
Rx Farmer Smith

whenever Mrs. Billy Bumpus wished 70
make her good husband curious she would
Easn still for y long time. She wouldn't
sneak 10 him or even look at him.
one morning at breakfast she neither
snoLa 10 MIN nor looked at him, and by and
by Billy began 20 get tho ndgets
"What's the matter" he said
matter with what7" asked his wife
.-rhe matter with you" said Billy.
.I didn't know there was anything the
matter with anything. In short there 10
netting the matter with nothing" said
.srhinK you're smart Don't your asked
Bllly ssrhe most terrible thing In the world
Al for a woman 70 even try 70 deceive her
husband. What IS the matterr Billy per
sisted
aslnca you're 30 anxious 70 know" an
sUsrsd Mira Goat. II will tell you. didn't
ret a wink OF sleep last night ana my ears
are sore from listening 70 your snoring
Any husband who snores like you should be
arrested for disturbing the peace
my ears hurt-fhey are sore from that
noise you make IN your sleep
Billy WAS very thoughtful fof = minute
end then said Funny oop1 hear T. n
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OF tho shipownsrs remark about the in-
surance. hut Sir Arthur Deane's stif
upper lip deceived him. lie failed to real
lac that the father was acting n part for
his daughters sake.
oddly enough. the barone' ala not seek
to discuss with them the legal-looSing
document aftixed near the cave IL claimed
all rights In tho island In their Joint
names and this was topic he wished
to avoid. For the time. therefore. the
younger man had no opportunity OF taking
him into his confidence. and Iris held faith
ful TO her promise of silence.
The girrs ragged raiment sou'wester
and strong boots were already packed
away on board. She now rescued the Bible
tho copy OF Tennyson's poems, tho bat
tered tin cup, her revolver and the Lee
Metfcrd which scared" the Dyaks when
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snore a. loud as you say DO. It ought to
wake ME up"
We'll II this keeps up shall be a wreck
just a wreck" Mrs. Bumpus began TO
cry II shall see doctor today and per-
haps he viii give me some morphine or
chloroform or something dreadful that will
put me TO sleep 80 sound won't hear your
snores.
Morphine Is very dangerous. I might
taks too much and never wake up--never 2"
Don't cry" said Billy TN SO 70 a doc
suppose there IL srch thing? You take a
nap while 4 60"
Mrs. Bumpus stopped crying.
Billy soon disappeared out the door on
his way 20 see Doctor Goat
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FARMER SMITHS
MAKE 1T SHORT"

many children the editor of somebody
esesa to me-" "Make it short"
take beautiful thoughts and them
until they in a certain in
is called CoNDENSING
"He Of few words "He of those
quiet lowsw who much"
Is 4 /
one of world MOUTHS SHUT
with ow NOW
country better than snow is the tm this
instant $ o
would be EASIER
think have you
writing telegram three for THEN
will to "make it short"
But your meaning clear:
FARMER Ckadreas
s-Write q me wha lookI
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RAINBOW CLUB
Our Postomce Box

Marion Richards and daddy" are a
pair OF the very best chums in the world.
Every year this happy pair have their pic.
ture taken together lest memory should
cheat them OF the knowledge OF the good
times they have had "betwixt them" To
Marion comes very beautiful thought
when she looks at her Rainbow button II
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have heard" she says. that the rainbow
Is Gods promise 10 the children OF earth
that the world will never be destroyed BY
a flood again" Perhaps Marion once heard
this IN the arms Of a certain big chum
We wonderl
Mary Wright, Spring City. Pa. paid a
recent visit to our" Willow Grove. Just
10 hndl MY cousin and myself. went on
the amusements all by ourselves because
mother and my aunt did not want 70 20
with ua We went OH the Trip TO the
Clouds the Little Scenic the Mountains,'
the Coal Mine the Trip Through Venice
and the whip ! almost forgot the Merry.
Go-Round and the moving pictures" From
our own personal knowledge OF Willow
Grove We can truthfuily say We do not
think Mary missed much"
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Word party--I am word OF six let
ters. My whole means ''well-wisher' .
NY 3. 10 not tout" MY 9, 3. s means a
means dreadful Can you guess my
namal --
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Brooks and the bridesmaids will be Miss
Eleanor Jones. Miss Adlyn Palmer. MrS o.
Bismark Kleswetter and Miss Isadora Fin
deisen. The flower girls will be Miss Mar
garet Mckee, sister Of the bride. and
Miss Charlotte Findelsen.
Mr.. Findeisen win have Mr.. o. Bismark
Kieswetter, of Noble. as best man, and the
ushers will be Mr.. Albert Findeisen, OF
Franlford; Mr.. Roy Mckee. Mr.. Howard
Mckee, Mr.. James McCutcheon. After an
extended wedding trip Mr.. and Mrs Findei-
sen will be at home i'm Frankford, Pa.
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MILITARY WEDDING
ATTRACTS ATTENTION
Miss Eleanor Louise Duval to Be-
come Bride of Lieutenant
Tebbbs, Jr., u. S. M. c.

The marriage of Miss Eleanor Louise
Duval, daughter of Major John A. Duvai,
u. s. A.. and Mrs. Duval. and Lieutenant
Richard Henry Tebbs. u. S. NJ c.. will take
place this evening In st. Marys Memorial
Church, Wayne, at o'clock.
The bride will be given in marriage by
her father and viii wear a white satin gown.
which will be trimmed with exquisite lace
and tulle. Her veil will be arranged with
orange blossoms, and she will carry Bride
roses and orchids. A cousin, Miss Sarah
Floyd Wayne. will be maid OF honor and
Mrs. James Elverson. Jr, another cousin,
will be matron OF honor. Little Miss Sarah
Wood and Miss Marietta Robinson Will be
the flower girls.
All the ushers being army men, the we'd
ding will be a military one. Lieutenant
Tebbs will have his brother. Mr.. william
,Tebbs, Of Cincinnati. as best man, and the
ushers win be Captain b. w. Sibley. Captain
Nelson p. Vulte, Captain II. f. Wirgman.
Lieutenant Littleton Waller, Jr., and Lieu
tenant +. s. M. Ersltine. all Of the United
States Marine Corps and Captain w. y.
Duval. OF the Coast Artillery Corps. u. s..
A., a brother OF the bride. Master Grafton
Duyai, another brother. will carry the pill
lows on which the bridal pair will kneel
wEATHERLY-BALL
A pretty wedding which win take place
this evening Will be that OF Miss Bertha
Buckner Ball. uduBhter VI mi anu hAIns
Joseph Appleton Ball. OF Wayne and Mr.
Joseph Lawson Wsatheriy. formerly OF Ger
mantown. The marriage Ceremony VIII be
perforfned In the Church OF the Saviour.
Thlrty-siEhth street nssr Chestnut at .
o'clock.
MISS BAN viii be attended by her sister.
Mrs. Herbert Treat, as matron Of honor, and
her other attendants will be Miss Mildred
Christian, OF Marion, o. Mrs. Herbert Mao
Pherson, OF New York. and Mrs. Alexander
G. Ferguson. Jr.. and Mrs. Robert Ander-
son, OF this city. Two little nleces Miss
Edith Treat and Miss Anne Macpherson
Treat, will be the flower girls.
Mr.. WeatheFly will have his brother, MT.
philip Weatherly, as. best man, and his
ushers will include Mr.. ]. Norman Ball
MT. Herbert A. Treat Mr.. Robert Ander-
son. Mr.. Morris Johnson. all Of this city /;
MI George Van Dusen. Of Minneapolis.
MINI. Mr. Herbert MACPHERSON. Mr..
Michael Murphy and Or. Conrad Berens. OF
New York.
FINDEIsEN--McKEE
one Of the most attractive Of the early
fail xseddings will take place this evening
al /: 80 o'clock In the Church Of Our Saviour.
ola York road, Jenkintown, when Miss MyT-
Id Florence Mckee. daughter OF Mr. and
Mrs. Andrew X Mckee. Of fi1 Wyncote
road. Jenkintown, viii become the bride OF
Mr John Orson Findeisen. OF Franlkford.
The ceremony win be performed by the
Rev. John Groton. rector OF the church,
and he viii be assisted by the Rev, John
narte. OF Frankford, The bride VIII b
given la marriage b. her father.
me maid Of honor VIII pe Mis- rmpy
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BAUER-ENDIcoTT.

marriage OF much interest will take
place this evening at o'clock In st. Paul's
Memorial Church. Overlook. when Miss
Minnie Bradford Endicott, daughter of Mrs.
Henry Bridges Endicott, of Merton, will
be married 20 Mr.. Guy Slaig Bauer. of
Lansdowne.
The ceremony will be performed by the
Rev. William r. Turner. rector of the
church. The bride will be given in mar
riage by her uncle, and attended by her
sister. Miss Anna Endicott, as maid OF
honor. Her other attendants viii be Miss
Lily Endicott another sister; Miss Marion
Faust Miss Mary Ker Christian, Miss
Katherine Wood. Mrs. Donald Irwin and
Mrs. Robert Nichols.
Mr. Donald Irwin. OF Overbrook, will
act as best man. and the following men
as ushers Mr.. Waldo Phillips, Mr.. Scott
Stewart, Mr.. Louis Bayne. Mr.. Spencer
Halkett. Mr.. J. Milton Hagy and Mr.. Rob-
ert Wilson.
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LAINGFIrsK

A wedding of interest in the northern
section 20 take place this evening in the
Hebron Memorial Presbyterian Church.
Twenty-fifth and Thompson streets. will be
that OF Miss Dorothy Annette Fink. daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy A. Fink. and Mr.
John J. Laing, OF Brooklyn. Tho Rev. Will
liam Main Schall, DID,, will oflciate. The
bride. who will be given in marriage by her
father, will have as her maid of honor Miss
Blanche X. Reynolds and the best man will
be Mr.. +. William Bredericlsson. of this
city.
A reception will follow at the homo OF
the bride, 2602 Ingersoll street, and after a
wedding trip Mr.. and Mrs. Laing will live
in Germantown
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BEvIAsKY-EscHLER

The marriage of Miss Ray d. Eschler.
daughter of Mrs A. II. Eschler, OF SIS
South Ninth street. to Judge Beviaslxy, Of
Charlestown. W. Va. took place today at
the home OF the bride Mrs. II. Eschler
acted as matron OF honor and tho best man
was Mr.. Harry Eschler. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. DR.. Oscar Levin A
breakfast at the Bellevue-Stratford fol-
lowed the ceremony.
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Personals

.. an interesting engagement which has
~. 49,. peen announced is that OF Miss Edith
s'o'nler daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs Clark
~ clothier. OF Hayerford. TO Mr.. William
~,s.s s.4sncsrson' Jr., OF Eastheld Hail. WarlS-
with northumberland. England.
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FARMER SMITH.

I wish 10 become a member OF your
Rainbow Club. Please send me
beautiful Rainbow Button free. agree
20 DO A LITTLE KINDNESS EACH
AND EVERY DAY. SPREAD A LITTLE
SUNSHINE ALL ALONG THE WAY.
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mrs J, Hutchinson Scott will hold the
sst meeting OF her supper club al The
ellsfne-Stratford on Saturday evening.
,ssnsemoer H. The supper club will be
et me same committee as heretofore
rrA ot whom are Mr.. Samuel Bell, Mr.,
u H. Coke. Mr. Edward Grocer, Mr.
no., Easily Mr.. John C. Grooma. Mr
~; Henry, DR.. Robert @. Le conte
n.,.- wits Martin. Mr.. Richard VAIN
-n Page and DIR. u, IL. sitter.
n,,, me marriage OF Miss Hazel Mills
-,'.pn, daughter OF Mrs Cyrus Abda polph
- ses farke Place, Portland, Ore, and Mr.
III urfIu W. Clark, Sd, OF this city. which
~ ,e ehe place ON Saturday. October IA.
p.~.,.. clock In the First baptist Church,
NJ mo, ths matron Of honor wiz be
IN aaIlon n. Dolph and the Bridesmaids =
~ include Miss Ailsa McAfaster. mis-.
M ss nauld. Miss Geneyive Thompson,
49, 1rs William II. Lines, ali OF Portland ,
N. ~..e IeiIe Iayior Of Denver, Col, and Miss
<<<rite Auxias de Turenne. Of Seattle.
c.~. N'arks brother. Mr.. Franklin Taylor
csI1 VII Be best man. and the ushers
Dsi.s sF.voe Mr.. c. s. Clark Mr.. John M.
D rr,ha Marion y. Dolph. Mr.. Hamilton
MAN Lines. all OF Portland.
Clark win entertain his ushers "A
SIsssr ss. me nrst Of next week. while several
Il 80. p.rues followed by dances are TO
~ ~ nonor OF the bridal party
<1--I ana Mrs Clarence Clark, Mr.. Frank
x~',- 9. y, Clark. Mr. Frederick
E<1,, h,hs hl'zabeth Taylor and Miss
4 ~ 'Nehsrds left yesterday Tor Port
70 attend the wedding
~. N, foquest OF the family OF Afr.
=. I'ntt if.. the enterta Inmants Tor
= HUIIL LzLLzI H4IIl. l1l. uza.IL III
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CcoNrrNuED TOMORROW