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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-07-12

Wanted = Boarders and roomers II
modern furnished home. Call 500 Eas
Main. Phone 1880 green.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-07-12

Wanted-Three carpenters, at once
CLIO, Times Republican.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-07-12

Wanted-To rent 200 or 240 acres
Of land Been on one farm seven years.
Write Will, care T.-R.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-07-12

Wanted-Twenty-f five laborers. John
Jacobson, contractor.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-07-12

Wanted-Thousands Of men women
Government jobs; SIS to $3.50 month.
Write Immediately for list positions
now obtainable. Franklin Institute,
Dept 1O6 P, Rochester, N. Y.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-07-12
ST RAYEO
MONEY TO LOAN.
By HOP

Money to loan upon farm and city
property. G. w. Lawrence q Co. First
National Bank building.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-07-12

Zemo, Cleveland
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-07-12

Wanted-Girls at the Meeker laun-
dry,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-02-10
Sac 8arppbpn

1T cine Grfn6ung. tpe1he ii9 auf eu=
tenn @ege gu einem &epolutipniren
be8 9elepbon=Sgitems befnbet. @ie
moblbetannt, lit ba8 ameritoniibe
9elepbon bdufig iebr un5ufrteoenz
iteQeno, aber bic 6inoernine merben
nouitdnbig gebemmt burd oas Barp=
pbon, melbes bic &onperiationen
auf Die tpeiteiten @ntfernuneer oe=
rabe 0 ar madt mie auf turae Di=
itanSen, inoem Der 9on beiben 0brer1
5ugetragen uno ieomeoes @erdui9
auseeidaltet mirb. 6%artb6riee Ser
ipnen, bic Biz babin am @ebraud
oes 9elepbons eebinbert moren, tDnz
men es iebt NIT 6ulfe bes 8arppbon
Qebrauben, ba 5ugleib e8 3mei
Berionen 5uldBt, ba8 @eiprd@ obne
ben @ebrauh bes Doppeltelepbons
gu b0ren. 9os 8argpbon lit Der
ein3ige einfabe, prattiide unb pirt>
fame Beritdrter, Der in @riiten5 lit
unb lift perbdltniBmdBig por5igliber
ols ale anberen, 1ramentlih neil e6
Die 6ono frei ldBt fir Nuf3eidnun<
gen mdbreuo bes @eiprddes. 2eiet
Die an5eige an anberer @tele.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-02-10
&euigfttuS einr.

Gs mub Elm @epubltfaner eenefen
fem, nod oa3u Elm eingefleif@ter Rez
publita1er, Der bic @e14i9te er3dblt
bat. Ct fogte. Elm 8etpunoerer oer
Derte BON @amuet 6. Clemens Be-
fanb fi9 In 9annibal, Mo., no Gle
mems feline Jugenoiabre perlebt bat,
unb trnf o. eineu alien Gtumobuer Der
6tant
.Ginnern @ie in9 ON Start Spaix
- 6amuel g. Clemens - Der einu,ol
bier nobntee" fragile e..
Der alte mann aus 9annibnl
f4ittelte ben Ropf.
,6abe ME bon i'm reben 1i6;ren,"
fagte Ct.
.Wen, bobe,1 Sie oenn nidt bas
Original bon Som @otpper eetannt?"
.gsein, and BOA BEN babe id ME
ettpas geb0rt."
-ma: Diel1ei@t tannten sic 6ud
Ginn9'
.2lu9 ni9t."
So! Na, unb pie ffebts nit
puoSnz9en6 @il1on2 9aben Sic
bon Dem ie geh0rt9"
.Mber ia! Sd babe ia 1912 fit
lin qeftimmt."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-02-10
Na6 6unoert Ja6ren.

einer merfpIrbisen @@idfalsfa<
auns sebo9te 5elomarfdou ,. 9;ar
oenburg In elmer u%nterreouns, bic e
In {einem 9o%uptquortier einem italisz
ni{den Sournaliften semdbrte: Cine
ber Gobnen, oie mir ben RuHen bvi
Sonnenbers ertriHen," 10 eradblte Der
Morf9an, rtrug auf einem Gabnexz
bono Ole in beutider Sprade nerfabte
Snfdrift: -Sn treuer 4ameraoi@aft.'
Mls maj, mir bos Bonb brodte. tonnte
it mir bic @o9e nidt ertldren. Die
unter{udune, bic id einleitete, liftete
ober balo ben @dleier. Der iia uber
bos @ebeimnis b%reitete. Dos Sab
nenbonb NOR Dor mebr uls burbert
Sobren bon u.9erem General yord
Dem rufff4en General @rofen De.
bitf@ eefdentt poroen. als er nit
bie{em Bel Der mlble bon 9ourngge1
ben berlbmten 8ertras {dlob: Der
Beiieseluns beg Treunbfddftsbanoes,
bos 6omois Der @srtras smifden benz
preuBiden unb oem tu{ff4en @ene<
raj fnipfte, oientr bic @dentung oes
Hobnenbunoes. Cine feltfame Sronie
Ses edid{als tpoate Is, bob es juif
Mannfdaften bes Sagerbatailons
Nord rparen, bic he Tabne Sem ru1Fz
iden Reaiment Diehitf4 entrifen..
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-02-10
Die Morawa

Die Mtpratpa, Der in ber @iegess
ee{di9te ser iin5ften 3eit D%ielsenartn=
te 9auptfluB @erbiens, seb0rt gu Den
1luKen, in Deren Namen Dos nieber<
sermanifde @ort Meer (Waar,
Moor) an3utlinsen i4eint. Sic teilt
bie1e Gteentimlidteit NIT Der Mar4
in Mdbren, bic bon oen @latpen ebenz
fans Morama senannt pirb. IS tez
iteben gentle DISQUALIFICATION api14en
Mar4 uno Moratpa. Die Grotunz
bigen baben oorauf b%ingepieien, bob
beibe JIufe Nebenbeden oes Do
1aulaufes biloen. 1nb auar btlset
bic Mor9 elm ioldes Beden 5mif4en
Sberz uno Mittellauf, bic WeoratDa
@erbtens 3pi19en Mittelz uno Inter
lauf bes getDaltisen 9onauitromes.
Sc lasen allo bier pie bort @eebeden,
tleine -Meere" om 2aufe bes 9luptz
itromes. Mdbren bat feinen N1meu
bon Ser Mor9 pber Moratpa, ni4t
umgetebrt. Ser Name n%ieoer9oIt fd
in einem 5liBd.n, bas iih i'm Auenz
sebiete nit Der Mar4 faft berubrt,
Der Mobra in Seiterrei@ii@ 5 @4lez
fen, oie 5ur Oppo unb iomit CUR
ODER flieBt.
Die ierbii4e Morama entfebt aus
spei 5liihen, bic chamber entgegenz
ftrDmen, Ser ne1tltden ooer etgentli4
isrbiihen unb Der Ditliden ooer bull
gariiden M}orana. Mu9 bic Marisa,
Der i'm beriibmten Nationallieoe Der
8ulgaren sefeierte i4dumenoe Hboz
bopeitrom, Der 9ebros Der. 4lten, birgt
in ibrem Nan1e11 Die Meer : @llbe.
,3uslei9 1T Der Name cine &oieform
fir Mara ober Maria = mie 5ottz
niBo, Die 9elbtn bon @uppes Meiz
fterpert; eisentli9 r5atimiba", ben
Roienamen elmer turtif4en Gatma
pber Tatima trdst. go more bic Ma=
riBa Dielei4t ein rMeerlein". Man
oarf au9 an bic Mur in Ger Sitter
mart erinnern, nie ON Die rMubren" /,
Sic 1eberflutunsen Ser MlpenftrDme
unb ibre Mnf4pemmungen.
Bie ii4 Der Name Der 9onau
i'm Don nieberholt uno in ntelen tletz
neren @epdhern, in 8ertleinerungsz
form, als goli3iider 9unaieB, Damn
als 9una, als 9rina, 10 boben audi
Die Meer< ober Maarflihe iiberaa
gtamensnsttern. yto9 let oes H9etns se=
oa9t, benen uraIte 8enennung unter
anoerem in einem Mlpenba@ aufz
tau@t, Der fi4 in ben @aueniee tur5t
uno i'm 8oltsmunbe als untertroif4er
Mbflub bes Rbeins gilt. feruet i'm
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-02-10
Eint ita'f,n16e 1ige.

Emma Sramatiea, Die nidt sera.
be 6eoeutenoe, aber talentpole, jebt
ettpos ansealterte italienifde @4au=
fpielerin. stbt auraett in paoua
8orfeuunsen. un0 bur9 bas borlige
8latt 81 8eneto" Idbt fe elm Sc
fdi9tden nerbreiten, bas @timmung
aua 9et1ame fir fe MAIDEN foQ.
4ls Raiier @ilbelm II. Dor Sab
rem in Palermo petlte, mobnte ct
elmer Muffabrung Bel, in Der bic
Sgnorina Grammatical bic 9oupt>
rone fpielte; ourn einen Rammerz
herrn babe er Der @9oulpielerin
am nddffen Morsen als 3eideu Ieiz
ner Mnertennung elm reidperaiertes
Gtui iberfanot, oas cine 8roide,
seidmIdt NIT Dem taiferliden Ras
menssuse, entbielt.
gmma @ramatiea hattie bies haz
malls unter pofaunenf6Ben in ita>
Iisnifden 8ldttern pertunben 1afs
FEN Die @doulpielerin babe bas
5dmudfId ihrer SHUTTER CUR Mufz
%bepobruug ibsrseben, ober Bel
Rrieesausbrud po1te fe es auf
BEN MItar oes 8aterlanbes opfern
xro ben @rlDs fir Sic @oqiomms
lung gum Beffen Der iialtenti9en
solbat.n beraeben. Wie groB lei
nun ibr grftaunen gepefen, als
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-02-10
Auerlei 2iebe.
Skiyt pon Atrmau1a Aea9ntr.

Ser s4aler.
Rlopfenoen 9er5eus seF er Dor
ibrem 6au1e auf unS ab. auf uno
Wirb fie fommen9
Gr ,dblt es an ben anSpfeu feines
Modes ab: ia, netu, ia, retn %.
Mlfo nidt2
Ct fli&tet ~ Den RnSpfen fetner
@efte: .in, netn, ia, nein, ia
MIfs ia: fe tommt!
uno fe tomrnt ptrtli4. 9ie
e4littf4ube baumeln raft elno on
ibrem Mrm, Die rote @@leife an i1rem
4dngesopf leu9tet. ibre blanten 3dbne
laden i'm berausforoerno an
Ct err0tet, betommt 9eratlopfen,
Mtemn6te uno einen 9uftenanfa1, 3iebt
6e Rappe uno ftottert:
,5rdulein @rete, getatteu sic, bob
ID ST. beg1eite %"
Soft fei Dant. es 1T beraus!
@iro lie la4en9
Nein, iie ld4elt nur!
Bite" fagt fe totett.
Ct lit Iberglud1i4!
uebereludli@!!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-02-10

@oniammluns ber5useben. - Sta>
henifde 2efer foBen fi4 mebl nl4t
soran, oaB fur cine 8rof4e aus fai.
{hem @olbe au4 ni4t ei1nal 10
Sir. gu erl6ien iino, ebenf'mentg. tDte
es {ie fubis ma4t, bab Der Deut<
fde Raiier Elm ur1termertises @dn1ud>
fid perfGentt baben ion. 9as Sc
idi9tden pobt in oas gan5e SeB<
nnb 2lgenfpffem trefflia btne1r.
Rubrt Die @rfinoung ni4t bon her
e9aufptelerin ielbf Der, 10 bot Der
ss5urpelier fe pielleidt betrogen. Eeu1
betannten Rnieeefden 8uh aber
pirb fir bic 3utunft Elm reuer Ab>
fhnitt, betitelt rueber ben umgn11s
nit Musldnbern", binaugefast mercer1
ni6en!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-02-10
@@nttel.

Die Mngff febt III iebeu @trau@e
Elm @efpenft,
Mer mid einmaI betrigt, 1T Elm
ti4ttger Meni@.
@er BON, 2eben 3upiel perlanst,
erbdlt gu menis bon ibm.
Das @efiN BON @elunbbeit cts
&pirbt man ii9b r1ur bur9 Rrantbeit.
@s gibt ni4ts 8e{9rdnfte=es oIs
cine gentle eebontenlofe &ufsetldrtz
beit.
1778 ieBte bic enslif9e Regierung
8 Dollar preis fir ieoen .itaniz
f9en @falp aus.
Die bon ben Megnptern entpidelte
Brudre9nun9 fat ii9 IN 5000 Sabre1
ri9t mertli9 9ednoert
Shirt Bismard ourfte beim Dit
tieren ri9t unterbrpden meroen, FONT
perlor ct fofort ben Gaben.
SIN Der fanobif9en Yropin3 Mlz
berta fteigt beim weben bes @btnoot
(Sg0bn) bic 3emperatur IN tur5er 3eit
man9mol bon -oreibig auf + bier
@rob @eliius.
SIN ruiFf4=ioponif@en ariege tom
ieoer getDtete seSapaner ben &u1en ettDd
auf $4,000 Scarf gu fteben.
Die Come unb ben 500 funr
man ni9t NIT fefen 8liden onieben.
Ga Ro9efoucaul6.
Ste @treifen i'm Banner Der Ser.
Staten finb in Torm uno 5arbe
Dem Tomilienmappen 8afbingtons
na4geabmt.
Sn Der Sabctfaot 9opanna 1T
bos &au9en niht nur I'M Snnern Der
@traBenbobntpagen, fonoern au9 auf
Der Ylattfprm perboten.
morquis o'Mraens fagte feinem
t0nisliden Greunoe 5rteori4 fdon
1854 poraus, baB ct 1771, finf5ebn
Sabre DOT ibm. iterben nuroe.
Die Bremif9e @erfaHuns bon
1916 beitimmte, oaB Elm Bremer, Der
bic Bobl gum Senator ni4t annebme,
u1peraIelid bic @tabt perloHen mHfe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-02-10
Ser Reierpif=8mfar
Son s. 90. MangeIs.

Son 8. 50. MnngeIs.
gs fault mir |5uer, Abidieb 81 ne9nne11.
Sod uibt, Der Aoi1er ruft our Fflidt,
LIMB ieoer, Der GuIout getpeien.
81 Ariege Srau uno Sinh nergibt.
sd tampf' unb blut' fir 9eutidlanss
gbre
l1uD Srei1eit fir bos &oterIdno.
LIMB ieoer, Der eiu 9eutid,er beige,
Nimu1t ieine @affe IN Die Rdrs.
limb idtp6rt aufs neue 5u ben Sabnen.
Sreu fem gu aaiIer unb du 3eid.
&ir {ino Die Neleruijtz 9ularen,
@ieo ODER Sob = es bleibt uns 31eih.
Stun nod elm aub, Iieb' Miitterleiu,
Sic Gturo' gum Noidic0 6at geldlagen.
limb febre i'd uun1 arieg n1dt heirn.
9erf' an ben Go9n bel ben 3uIaren.
@euu mid bes Seinbes &ugel trifft,
9as Blci bon ben gemifdten 3oroen.
Maein Iestes 8ort sic 2i3pe iprtdt:
6urrnb fir aaiier, &cid uno ote Qu
limb tuenn uein !6er3 I'M Sooe bridt
9os Nuce triib, Sic 2ippen itumn,
Semi ih an Tuttcr, Grau nnS 6ine.
Sent tueiter audi: @drum? @orums
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-02-10
Ser 9benretifer.

st bat etr1en Dn1111e1, blo11oen Wouz
bart, golbene Mugengldfer, gu turae
8einfleiber, einen @4naneni4lips,
cine refine @eele unb cine @niteQung
nit Mnfpru@ auf peni ton~
sic bat nod teinen Mann uro oud
font nidts.
Ct 6entt: pie {age ids ibr nur9
sic bentt: mann miro er es enoz
lid fasen2
Ct beginnt: r@4on bic olten Megppz
ter, liebes Jrdulein !9elene ="
Sic jiebt ibn freunbli4 on. nidt
unb bort nit ii4tli9em Snteref1e gu.
,Mber ou9 i'm Mittelalter,' fdbrt
Ct mad elmer balben @tunoe fort,
AUDI i'm Mittelalter, liebes Grdulein
!9elene --
s5br Ssnterefe md9i, ibr Bid pirh
norm, lie brudt innig feline 9ano.
uunb mir enbli4," f4liebt CT nod
elmer @tunbe, mir, bic mir in Der
Meu5eit leben. liebes Grdulein 9ez
@ie 1T begeiitert.
.0tto," ruff ir aus, inoem lie Die
4rme 0ffnet. DITTO. @u fpre4en mte
Elm Bu9.'
Gr mif4t fd betroffen Ben Muno,
benn ibre Rifle Fnb inn unermartet
eefommen.
.s,a.. metrrt er.-faete ID 5buen
oenn f@on. 3elene -
.@eniB," ertpioerte iIe, blu fpra4it
eben NIT Der 3unse Der 2iebe, Otto!"
St 1T %erftaunt.
rDos bdtte i'd ME gebadt, BOB i'd
nit Der 3unge Der 2iebe ipre9en
t6nnte!" benft er bet ft4.
Ser Praftiter.
Ct TT glottroiiert, tie6t ous mo<
MOTEL, trdgt fnbelbafte Rratpatten, Die
Ct m6r9enboft binoet, 1T Elm gefur4=
teter Jedter unb audi fonf Elm 9elo,
unb erfreut ft4 zines obioluten Meanz
gels beFen. tpas man .@eele" nennt.
,Bn e%nttouu1e i9 tbm nur9" bentt
i1e.
.Wie lange miro fe nod %aappeln9"
oentt ct.
Ct iqst:
Mber lie beoedt nit ibrer tleixea
Qanb bltbf9ueQ feiuen Munb.
.@dueigen @ie!" fagt lie.
9orouf ld4elt er fe nur on. @s
1T bo5 2d9eln eire3, Der Set bat.
81, Is prei1iert ibm ui4t! Aber gar
nt4t!
Sinh @n b6s9" fragt fe.
Ct 3udt nur Ole 44ieln-
SO reoen Sic so@!" fast fe ner'
ma
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-02-10

mdrfii@en Mbein, ser pie1eidt bon
niebsrrbeiniiden Mnfieblern 10 ge<
nannt murbe. gnoli4 pieberholt it4
Die Mulbe in Der Molbau 80bmens
nie in benz maladii4en Nebenflub
oes @eretb. behen Mieoeruns FAINT
Dem ebemaligen Jirtentum Moloau
na9 iener1 benannt 1T.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-02-10

Sir setuiFe Iosale Mmerifaner
mub es Elm 11nertrGgIif)er @e6anfe
fem, BOB Sic be1tiden Soudboote qe.
gen sic fein6liden Sdiffe Munition
bertpen6en, an Ser iie ri9ts per6ient
boben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-02-10

SER @iliom 1T bes e1teu @1an.
bens, boB Mmerifn tpirflid neutral
lei, aber lei6er lit ons nift ser @Iau,
be, nit Dem mat Die Serge 6es Mer.
gerniIfes unieres fddnoIi9en 8of-
fen- uno Nunitionsidaders perfesen
far1t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-02-10

3u<
Batter: I'm G;ottes pilen,
Rarld1en, tpie fi:bt bu aus? aeinen
eon3cn GeBen mebr an 2eibe!
Rarlden: 0;r babeu Rrieg sez
fpislt. ST mar .Nertralsr. uro la4te
Sic onoeren aus. Da 6aben lie mir
ale miteinanber bos Jen seserbt!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-02-10

Der Supelier ertldrte, sic Brof4e
lei aus fol{dem @o1be, Ct tonne nur
Is Sire bofIr 5ablen; Trduletn
Gramatiea babe ii4 iomit befde1ren
mIhen, rur biefe Is Sire fur Ole
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-02-10
3ur 9od5eit bon
9ifolaus Tud5s uub Matbilba 2ieier,
Gate 9eurb, Nfinn.

IS baben a1 STEM Sebruor
frobli9 1ie @loden gelG,1tet
unb in Der Stride Ole Meenidenidaur,
0te mubte, poS es be6eutet.
Sim Mltar "a itebt elm iunges &uar,
Gus miro BON bemasrieiter berbunoen
Sest fommt Die @r5dblung tre11 un1
mobr,
@ie 8ei6e ii6 baben g%efunoen.
Mm iaget, sic MotbiIoo 9ieer
Gle babe einen Studs gefeb'n
uno minidte, boB nun grade 6ieie1
Soate in ibre 5ane geb'n.
Matbilha, tpie oie Maoden ole,
Steut fi4t als obs elm GngeI it,.
l1n6 orauben tpurtet idor oie Sale;
@enn bos ser arme NicIas tpuBt!
CT lit fdon oftmals obne 8o1gen
Mh iroblid ladelnbem @eiidt
Bum Sobann aiefer bingegongen,
9ob cine Sole, iub er riht.
@n einem id0nen @ommertage
Erifft er Matbiloo gang onein,
ltnb iogt, ber5eibe mir Sic 6ruge,
$50 mag Denn MIR 6ie Sole fem?
9ie Sole, bos iin6 incline Mrme,
Sogt Sil6'iden, fomme idneQ binein:
@enn id midi 9einer 11idt erbarme
SO muroeit gu berIoBen fem.
Ser Studs, Ser 1T ia nun gefangem
Sic 5ade tpor iebr fem geiteat.
Nif iogt, bier miro 11idt 'rmusgegon.
um ale eddie in Ser @eIt!
Watbilbu lit bomit 5ufrie6en,
0enn iie bt ibren Studs inn 8ou!
Wiel segen lei BON @ott beihieoen,
Sem Nn uno ieiner iltngen Grou.
Is Sh
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-02-10

.6ie tpunf@ten bod. oab ID
f9peise!" qudlt Ct fe.
.Ob 6ie!"
LIMB bu!1
1nb lie fdlingt beioe Mrme UNI tbn,.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-02-10
Gitulaicmitids eriter 8eri1t aus ben,
GnrfninS.

,2iebtperter getterl 5abe mid gut
eu,geIebt. Terfe gar feinen unteridieo.
Sic Surten bauen ebenfo gu pie Die
Seutiden unb SeIterret6er. sueben
fur6tbnre ErieeI erbolten. 9offe bon
Sr Elm eIeides!
Nitolajetpitid.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-02-10

@dbiloa tit bamit 5ufrieoen,
0enn iie bt ibren Studs inn 8ou!
Wtel Segen lei bon @ott beidieoen,
Sem Nf uno ieiner iungen Grou.
6. ST.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-25
Along the Reading

Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred G. Clay. of Meeting
House lane, Jenkintown left last week for
Watch Hill. r. L, where they viii spend a
fortnight.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bush and their family,
OF Acomac road. Wyncote, are spending
some time at their cottage in the Pocono
Mountains.
Miss Van Buren and Miss Henrietta Van
buren. OF Laburnums, Chelten Hills, have
left for q visit OF a fortnight at DunklTk
N Y.
Miss Caroline Lipplncott and Miss Mary
Lippincott, OF Rabbit Hill. Chelten Hllls
have left for Watch Hill. r. l.. to be the
guests OF Miss Virginia Lipplncott.
Mr.. and Mrs. =. g. Henvis, OF Logan, have
returned home after spending few weeks
AZ Wildwood and have left for visit or
several days at Flsmington. N. ].
Mrs. Frederick Muir. OF sos North
Sixth street Oak Lane; Mr. and Mrs.
George Heller and Mr.. and Mrs. Warren
Heller are spending some time in Atlantic
City.
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NorristoWn

NoRRISToWN. Pa, Aug. 25.-ATr. and
Mrs. Henry A. Schweyer, of 1342 Powell
street have issued invitations for the mar
rlage OF their daughter Miss Katharine
Marie schweyer 10 MIR. Norman Boone
BertoIette, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Ber-
toilette OF 416 West Airy street, on Wednes-
day. September 6. The ceremony will be
reformed at o'clock in the Ascension
reformed Church. NorFistown At-home
cards are inclosed for after October 1 on
9illsida avenue, Jenkintown.
Il Nrs. David AllabOugh. Miss Louise Ala
baugh and Miss Margaret Harley, OF 1914
De Kalb street. have returned from Atlantic
City.
Mrs. William p. Lee and Miss Mary
Dugan win spend the next few weeks in
ocean City. n. ].
Ms. William n David has left to Join
hsr husband. Lieutenant William y. David
Il II RasQ. Tex.
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Delaware River Work Inspected

A thorough inspection Of the work being
done on the Delaware River and Bay, as
well as the future needs OF the channel, was
begun at Trenton yesterday by Colonel
William b. Judson, United States district
engineer; Major I. +. Oakes, In charge OF
the river ana bay improvements, and L. d.
Shuman, assistant engineer. The party
boarded the tug Vidette at Trenton and
proceeded down the river, stopping at va
riOus points where work was being done
under Federal supervision. The inspection
will be continued until the tour is completed
at the Delaware Breakwater.
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South PHILADELPHIA

Miss Reba Pastcan and Miss Leah Past
can are entertaining Miss Elizabeth
Schreiber, of Baltimore, as their guest. A
dinner will be given this evening in honor
of Miss Schroeder. when covers will be
laid for 10 guests.
Mr. and Mrs. Slgmond Meller of SIT South
Sixth street. announce the betrothal of their
daughter, Miss Rebeeca s. RIeller, TO Mr.
Maurice H. Bremen, OF Hazleton. Pa. A
reception viii be given by Mr. Brenner's
parents in Hazleton on Sunday in honor of
Miss Meller
Mr., and Mrs. Charles Mohr and their
family of 252i South Fifteenth street, ac-
companied by Miss Rielner have returned
home after having spent two weeks at Wild
wood.
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NANCY WYNNE GOSSIPs ABOtTT
NEWPORT BALL AND HORSE SHOW
Many Guests From Other Resorts Will Attend Black and
White Dance at Mramar Tonight-Many
Weekend Parties

fT,HE long-talked-of and pianned-for
black and White Ball comes off to-
.tobt at Miramar, the villa belonging to
pr. and Mrs. Alexander Hamilton Rice,
,,ho have graciously consented to throw
onen their house and grounds for the
accession. Although there is nothing start
,,nely new in the black and white idea
7 am told that several original features
have been planned by those Interested
and with the large number OF fashion.
sbles now gathered at Newport for the
horse show, predict a record attendance
for what does admission at five bucks
a throw" mean to the average Newporter2
Az all of those who attend are required
70 wear black and white, can foresee
the ubiquitous pierrette costume being
dragged forth once more-but after all, 1t
"a 80 universally becoming-so why not?
And as for the men-those who dislike
playing at dressing UP and how very
many dol can simply don their soup and
ash" to fall again into the vernacular of
The low comedian.
The list of patronesses includes ever
40 many smart names, Mesdames Vincent
Astor, Ogden Goelet, John r. Drexel
Perry Belmont, Hermann Oelrichs, T.
suffern Taller, Hamilton Twombly, Penn.
broke Jones, Ogden Mills and so on. In
passing, one must not forget to mention
that the ball is given for the fund to aid
families of militiamen of New York and
Rhode Island who are on the Mexican
border, and the wives of the Governors
of both States, Mrs r. Livingston Beck
man and Mrs. Charles s. Whitman, head
the list OF subscribers.
Mrs. Garry Dolan, Mrs. Joe Wide.
ner, Mrs. John f. Drexel Mrs. Bobbie
Cassatt and Mrs. William Dlsston are
among our fellow townswomen who have
taken boxes for the annual Newport
Horse Show, which opened yesterday on
the grounds of the Casino and will close
tomorrow night. Both Mrs. Widener and
Mrs. Drexel are entertaining house
parties, also Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Spencer Graham; and Miss Julia Berwind,
who takes an active interest in the show,
has invitations out for q dinner of 20
covers, which she will give tomorrow
night. Mrs. Len Thomas, who Is spend.
ing the summer at Bar Harbor, has gone
to Newport for few days as the guest
Of Mrs. Norman Whitehouse.
Despite the fact that in Cape May the
thermometer registered 95 degrees on
Tuesday evening, a young girl arrived at
the Red Mill in trotteur trimmed with
fur collar and cuffs and fur banding, with
a large black velvet sailor hat atop her
pretty head. One felt sorry not only for
the would-be fashion plate, but also for
the long.suffering youth who was com.
PEELED to keep his temper and watch his
step at one and the same time.
NANCY WINE.
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sessed st $500, sold by Donate NJ. spatoia
and Sal Montrose street, lot 10 feet 3 inches
bv e1 feet, assessed at $1,000, sold by An
tonic Massano The ground to be taken lies
between Christian and Montrose streets,
east of Sixth street.
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Ground for New Park Bought

The city Of Philadelphia has begun to
take title to properties occupying the tract
Of ground at Sixth and Christian streets,
which is TO be converted into n city park.
Among the properties conveyed are the
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dwellings 524-2s Christian street, each 20
by 100 feet, assessed at a total Of 1000,
sold to the city by Michael Pessolano for a
price not disclosed; 535 Montrose street,
lot 90 feet inches by 81 feet, assessed at
$4,000, sold by Louis Suppa 537 Montrose
street, lot IL feet inches by 81 feet as
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Tioga

Mr.. and Mrs Robert j. Robinson. of 1841
West Venango street. have issued invita-
tions for the wedding of their daughter
Miss Ada Robinson, and Mr.. William
Cuthbertson Weber, on Tuesday, September
~, in the Tioga Presbyterian Church Six
teenth and Tioga streets. The bride will
have Miss Edith Welsh as maid of honor
Mr. James Robinson, Jr., will be his
brothers best man, and the ushers will in
clude Mr.. Charles Il. Dunn. Jr., Mr.. Edgar
L. Potts, Mr.. Francis L. Harley and Mr.
u. Urner Goodman.