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NOTES OF THE SOCIAL WORLD.

NN.r- T.. Richard. who will marry
y 'r'l,I,o Wooster on Monday. will
farewell bachelor dinner this
'''' 80 ID. the calumet club.
|, 'uI"rh Of p series of readings in
p MI, b" given this morning by
' J'I.Io i;oulet I'avey AT the home
~ Mrs Warren pelano. 80 East Thirty
s.'' PSI r",'
Mr.. john Eiays Hammond gave a re-
ci.Hu yesterday at her home. 900
I't., avenue, for the members of the
'~'.'.ti board of the General Federation
o "o'ncu's clubs. Miss Donna Easley
sang
Mr. and Mrs, Benjamin Rush Wendell,
WHO have been passing the winter at
washington, are at the Gotham before
gong To their country place at Gaze
nova y y, for the remainder Of the
sfas0n.
The wedding Of Miss Kate Gordon
' I., daughter of the late Gordon Wills,
20 Ht-DDS r. Schali, will take place on
- ~ no the church of the Heavenly
,''' \ deception will follow at the
tiI-idfltuu.
"is. Mary Tripp, "A daughter OF Mr.,
ai' Mrs, Guy f.. Tripp, will be marriec
70 !N"rd ilemphill in the ballroom OF
est. Regis Oh Tuesday afternoon. The
N|-S'S Olive and Adah Trip will he the
"' bridal attendants, and Alexander
H"h'n Of Philadelphia will act as best
mar.
No subscription supper dances will be
N''' at the Cotorie Club, 40 West Fifty
,iS''h street, on the evenings OF May 4
; ana Is. The p~atrOnesses are Mrs
rn.np q, Bartlett. Mrs, Waiter Dam
L'''n' Mrs, James Byrne, Mrs. Carl A
hT.!"iif, sits Frederic Foster Carey
MrN. Edward ) Knapp. Mrs. Il. Ogder
,'''tnim, Mrs, Edward r. S~tettinius
Az AIRS Ernest H.. Adee.
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Unoriutcudcuts and matruns and
t~s'- Of all kinds connected with orphan
- grs IN the five horOughs-the circus
VNl ro' visit Brooklyn this year-must
tetr .t mind that this H. the first and
Ias' notice 10 them 10 get into touch i'm
''.a'riE with the Barnum q Bailey
fH,, ~ tho Garden The management
Wait tie active heads of the ~orphanages
E ,'al O. the uaIne and addresses Of
'''t institutions Immediately. together
P'n the number Of tickets desired, the
tnmhc' of tickets being. of course. the
fi"l'r uf Orphans IN "A given institu-
tnr
\n' 10 a,v little boy or girl orphan
- oc,' acting w lately and conse-
rI''''F .> temporarily on an institutions
fa' books AL punishment Is to he
called of from dawn to noon next Tues
d. T. amy superintendent or matron
ltt."s 'Nru on" uf their small charges
to'' vest Tuesday word will be issued
4 dNs, off tho electric chair
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WILLS AND

HILpA RICE HlRSCH who died DO
toh"r ] last. eft $N7Ssl for NE to her
sister. Carrie Rice HlrSch, on her death
the prop' rty goes 20 the Jewish orphan
Asylum OF Western New York.
LEOPOLD kATTENSTElN head ~ /.
knt2-n~teiu \ co, machinery. SIS West
street. who died December = last. left an
estate 81 S~,2i.@th lie CAV" shl..ig> to
his widow. sarah and the remainder ~
he estate 10 three sons aud a dau.ht.r
and their children
SIMON RAWTT2ER. who Was h-td oi
;. RaVi'zcr & 60 rag dealers, go We.'
Broadway and di,d February T.. lEi5, loft
an estate appraised at s7I5,sl5. He save
sg2T,36S 20 his widow. Henrietta Rawit1cr.
and s301.3lT to his brother. Herman
Eawitaor other relatives RECEIVED
s~lll,g76 Edward Myers. a business asso-
c.atc. got $1,000 and s., 500 each went "a
Robert \, Drew and Nathaniel Myers. Mrs
Augustus II Levy, sister Of his VITO. got
SIS 900. and 5000 went to the Hebrew
Technical School FOR BOYS.
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

wolcott--Col and Mrs, W. 8, Pierce,
Springfield. Mass.
Prince George--GeOrse A. Weller.
Toledo; W. A. Burdick. Providence,
Algonquln-Mr. and Mrs. Lucien Wilson.
Cincinnati; Merwin Gray. Hartford.
ClaridEs--w, A. Stacy. Rochester; A. II.
Pepall. Toronto. J. II. Hunter, Detroit.
Waldorf-Mr. and Mrs. j. Madison Por-
ter. Boies Penrose. Philadelphia; Robert
Rogers. Ottawa.
Woodstock-Mr and Mrs. l.. 7, Warner
Bridgeport. Conn Mr.. and Mrs. W. W
Cummings, Boston,
Belleclaire--Mr. and Mrs. A, C, smith,
Mexico city: W. Harper. Jr,. Buffalo, Mrs
II. W. Newman. Sunern. n. Y.
broadway Central-W. Il. Monnett. Nor
folk, John A, Scott. scranton: j, e. Corn
Icy. Hartford: c. A. Rose. Rockisnd. Me
MartinIque-Arthur C.. Jackson. Phila
delphia: Mr.. and Mrs, l.. Harris. Phila
delphia; Mr., and Mrs, ]. shanely. Boston
Gotham-Dr. and Mrs. +. D. Owsiey
Philadelphia: John A.. Heating, Portland
Ore. Mr.. and Ars. n. b. Holins. Jr, isltp
I. i
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DIED.

BLISS A t~HEl,wood. \. j. April "a
1916, susan Fielder bliss, daushter ~
p'ios Bliss and the late Emily Fielder
Rliss, in her forty. seventh year.
Funeral private.
CpRNElI.-On Nplt. 70. Th,o rre,lrr-
huysen Cornell son Of the late Rev.
Frederick F~r,,iughuyson Cornell. II. H..
and Elizabeth G Cornell.
Funeral from his late residence. North
wood, Somcrvi.'e, y, j. a."o T. W.
saturday. Apru o.. ,ar~t,r.- u.l
meet Central Railroad If Now lr,..t
train 'caNtng Llhor'y ~rro~t o., l.,o
DURNEA AZ her home . urr..-ou
street, East orange, y q Npr' q
1915, Anna Maria Eomo.u Nar.A.
widow ~ the Rev. N..,W a. uhIU
puryea. IN nor s.>t> ntu'h .,,r
Funeral private.
ItuII.EY.. \ Go, ,'n. ou.r ',.' q.
l@l6, Josephine &, vito af .rr .,;o
Edward rayson %iio..e,. coz r"u.uu'H.n
agr ~ yeats
Iuurral services at hor late r".ui,r ? on
Saturday, AprA -. AZ $3.50 T. NJ.
KlNG ON THURSDAY. NprH -o pA,td II
King .ir. In tn" sixty seventh wear Of
his age at his residence, az Fitth
avenue.
luterment private. Please omit nowcrs.
ORR suddenly, On Wednesday, April
10, lnlG, at lu+ East Seventy ninth
street. Ellen James, daughter OF Rich.
ard l.. and Carolyn ". Morris, In the
ihIrd year Of her age.
Funornl private.
SMITH Wednesday. ApIu IA. 1914
"t pneumonia. t. Baydrd smith. In
tu. ~r,rutN seventh year OF his age.
T.mIt |-,rNire- private. In Morrlstown,
~NIT'i Mount Vernon, Arri' 20.
Matthew J. Myers smith
F.3u",,' S"',N,o at his late residence. 3lE
,"iynmnul Avenue, Ssturdsy. at | r NJ
lnterment p0ughkeepsis, ~ Y
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T. ramona, the feature Aim now al the
rory fourth street Theatre. will be shown
h''''r next week at the Colonial
Dr. H'rsieid, Jr, has engaged Doyle and
plt'h inrmerly with stop! Look
,HS''N Cor the Mldnirht Frolic over the
~" Amsterdam Theatre.
''" p%r"t"ssil nal matinee Of Justice
Vas Ia have been held at the
n'Ul''I Theatre next Tuesday has been
pN p"nci tor Que week.
Vote Gutlbert liz returning from her
w va the middle West and Will give
wu,idH at the Maxine Elliott Theatre
asGne,day evening April 20; sundays
Aas . and Friday afternoon. May s.
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Advertising club. dinner. ~ East Twenty
NTH street, T., NJ.
Eastern Commercial Teachers. conyen.
ton, Hotel McAlpin. 10 \ NJ
Women's Forum, Shake-pearr Celehra.
tion. Hotel BiltmOrc, 10 - \. VI
Community Centre Conference. no'e
Aston. 10 \. NJ, and , = VI luncheon
/ =. NJ
New York Railroad Club meeting and
discussion Of "Pussengcr car sanitation
20 West Thirty-ninth street. y y NJ
Peoples Institute. address Ny Miss Mari.
l.. Shedlock on '"rhe Dramatic Appeal o
stories in Edu ation' Cooper Union.
=. NJ.
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Whlte-GOrdOn.

Miss Dorothy Gordon. daughter OF
Maude Turner Gordon, the ACTRESS, and
Lieut.. Robert \. White. u. =. NJ. were
married yesterday afternoon in the
partments OF the brides mother at the
Hotel Flanders. The Rev. Henry White.
chaplain at Wards Island, an uncle Of
the bridegroom. performed the cere-
mony, The couple left Immediately after
he for Atlantic City. where
they will spend their honeymoon.
Lieut.. White il the son Of Commander
w. W. White, Y. s. N, retired. He h
with the submarine Aeot now It New
London, Conn.
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JOHN D. LANCE.
Former Ethical culture >Oriet
President Dies In

berlin. via London. April 2o-Johu
u LANCE. former president of the Su-
cicty for Ethical Culture OF New YORK,
is dead in Berlin at the age Of -
lie was born IN Lubbock. Germany. and
went - the United states when a yourG
mar in 1863. He was active IN CIvlV
reform work IN New York and belonged
to the city, National Arts and L.ieder-
kranz clubs, He retired from business IN
l9o2 and returned In 1912 to Germany
whore he had remained since. he Is
survived by his wife, a son and "A daugh-
,AI
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ctuCAGo. April 20-Chicago's oldest
school teacher, who has taught 1000
children IN her iifty-one years OF service.
died TODAY while seated in an auto
mobile. She was Miss Harriet y. Win
chell. % years old, For the last forty
four years she had been principal of the
samuel 4 Tildcu school, IN which she
began her teaching career Death was
caused by heart disease
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Reported Observation-Disclosures En-
xaxement Denied.

The rumored engagement Of Miss Bar
bara &. Rutherfurd and cyril Hatch
vas denied in most positive terms yes
"A, the home of Miss Rutherfurd's mother.
Mrs. William N. Vanderbilt. $50 Fifth
avenue. There has been "A rumor of
such an engagement for nearly a year,
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MorNT NERNoN, y Y, April CO
Matthew Joseph Meyers Smith, former
secretary OF the Mount Vernon Trust
Company. died suddenly to-day at his
home. 3l2 Clar.mont avcnu aged SO.
About two wears = Mr.. Smith left the
trust company ana took "A position with
the National City Bank. Manhattan,
which he held At the time ~ his death.
AIR smith was a member Of Hiawatha
Lodge. +. and 4. NJ. He leaves n wife
and two daughters
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There * going To he IN orphans day
q the circus, the finest orphans day
y ghty Manhattan ever has seen. In.
stead Of a few scattered blocks of seats
a. various matinee performances there
j. going to Ice a whole circus-every-
u. rg-frum beginning to end for the
orpHauS.
Tuesday. April %. i The day and date.
Vulch means next Tuesday and the
tine viii be 10 o'clock in the morning.
The doors of the Garden will be thrown
on.u a. ? O'Clock Tuesday morning so
that the boys and girls may pile into
TIE building early enough to permit them
& see me m'nagcrie. the freaks. the
horses. whatever part of the publicity
department is able to get up so early.
ard everything else from subcellar to
steel Orders.
Then promptly at 10 o'cloc Eddie
Bulis band will crash into art, the
Persian Pageant Of n Thousand and one
Nights VIII pave the arena with purple
and earnct and silver and gold. the
Misses Bessie and Albina n Sarah will
come running out into the rings with
their elephants. the nets will he stretched.
he regiments of acrobats and clowns
viii march into action and ecstasy will
prog "Ss to hysteria.
AID somehow the impression SCENE 20
be gaming sround that not the least
interesting part OF the unprecedented per-
fofnlnce Will be the audicnce-not scat
tered groups OF shiny faced youngsters
a. 90 former years, hut solid walls Of
trem hll!ns every seat from the sawdust
70 't, -kylichts.
10 one else will be admitted except
IT," youngsters for whom the perform
an. las been arranged. II will not be
2 condensed version OF the circus. either.
~ tie couSlctc show from start 10
i'sh. Md the orphaned boys and girls
taNs 'ut only a .euerous management
% ''t'uh fur the festivities. but also the
rcr'H iucIs aud others connected with
'' show. All Of whom have gladly volun-
,''r'd 'pr IN extra performance which
al mean almost constant b from
e.t morning until within an hour of
n4.l shi.
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walter Norris.

Lieut. Walter Norris. who served forty
years on the police force prior to his
retirement sin years ago. distinguishing
h.msclf many ines for bravery. is dead
at his home. 235l Grand concourse. The
Bronx. lie was about 20 years Old. He
was horn In Ireland and came to tins
city early in life. lie served a years
A. the old East ~Ffty-u!nth street pre-
.iu,t crow in East Ftfty-flrst street,,
and al MS retirement was attached to
the Richmond lili precinct \ widow.
four sons and two daughters survive.
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ORPHANS, WHAT HO!
CIRCUS AWAITS YOU
Special Performance Next
Tuesday Morning for
Children Only.
WILL. CROWD THE GARDEN

TNe vulgar populacc has been crowd
= Hp to the advance sale ticket vim
dow ~ tho Barnun a Bailey circus at
Madison square Garden in such record
tu.tbing numbers during the present
engagement that a ierriHcally momen-
,ois state Of AFFAIRS has come 10 pass.
F.r the first time since the big show
hogtu TO ONE to Manhattan the unpre-
ccienicd proportions of the advance sale
make it impossible for the management
e. donate great blocks Of seats during
the regular performances to the blue
clad orphan boys and girls living in the
various o~rphanages in the greater city.
tnd so after a conference of the
crtus management a; the Garden last
night the sad news leaked out tina the
bows and girls who have been eagerly
waiting for the great afternoon that al
ways has seen thcm tumbling into the
Garden as soon as the doors were
opened this year is not to he.
But hold. Iiark TO the clatter of
boots southwark through silent and dim
and deserted lower Broadway toward
midnight last night. Clackety -clackety-
dack' Whoa And then all along Park
Row the Fellowes. Rial. station trio OF
rsjpi,tting press agents Of the Greatest
tumhled M their mount and burst into
new paper office after newspaper Office
TO deliver orally Il mighty message.
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THE SEAGOERS.

Arrivals hy the French liner Chicago ,recs
Bordeaux
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-23

Die Gage III Merifo. ~ Die I'm.
tcrbanbI,tngcu nit Der bcfactu-3eaie.
riimg iollen cublid crnitlid in Mu.
grtff genummcn perben. - @iQa iull
clue Garran3iiten. Ggpebitiun, bic lin
ntarscn" iullte, gcidlagrn ibaben. -
g1e ,%,tegifaniidc Jragc, trot aler
TrteoeasberiidJernngen Maibingtuns,
'lodJ 'it.utcr icgr bren5lis1t
l1eber Sic Gage in Neerifo fonnen
mir inns uieoer fltra foiien. @s lit
1t1dt bel s1t bertdtett, ntber bab inl-
1ner t1ebr Matioimlgarbiiten nod Ser
8ren5e 9eianbt aWeroeil, lir1 oieie ge-
gen ginfdlle merifaniiher @anSiten
81 ld)iisen. Giua iheint lpieber oben
ai,f5lfomnlell, oelml er bat cine Gar
ran5iiter- Mbtbeilltng, bie ibn faneen
51olte, griinolid perbalten. 9a beiBt
'es lid seaen l1elle ginfGlIe ieiner
ganoitenidaaren porieben. Die l1,,-
terbanolltngen nit Ser oefacto- @egie-
rll11g lnleu iett ernitli1 nufgenom-
men aper6en, aber irgen0 ein 5rf1lli-
9es greianiB fat,fl iie plDblidp tpieoer
sum Mbbrld) bril1gen. grot auer|
Observation-Disclosures @aibingtons
ut Die merifaniide Gage nod iebr
prefer ll1b MON lmllB iid) ieben Mt-
genblif allf etpas l1nporberselebenes !
aetaBt madden. Cabin Bot llns bief
Nolitif 0es olpad)ialnen @artens" ge<
tiibrt. Mit n%nierer aegenmartigela
@iplomatie lit lpabrlid) fem 5taat gu
MAIDEN.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-23
Ger Mascnmansel.
@orum ser grltppentrmsport per-
5ogert miro.

Ser Mmarld Ser Mili3en an Sic
merifaniide @ren5e bat iid in alrf-
f1liger @eiie per56gert bie eric
&raftprobe mlf bie &riegsbereitid)aft
ser Mrntee par ein entlbieoener
Jeblidlag. l1nO 0ufiir fann mon
niht einrnal Sic &eereSpermaltung
alein perantportlib mad)en.
SIM IL. sunni erfolgte Ser Mobil-
ma6nngsbefebl 6es @raiioenten; ON
|26. Stunt fonnte enolib oas erlte
Mem Dorfer Megimert of6ne ar5t=
li6e l1nterll1d)lng l1116 ~feinestpegs IN
Doridriftsmabiger ariegsausriiitung
~ an sic @ren5e abgeben. @liifli-
dertpetie fiat man es init einem Sent
6e gu tbun, Ser Dem ariege eber
fll,d)t, als ibn Il16t, ionlt bette 0ie
8er5ogerung CUR &ataitropbe 1peroen
fonmen.
Cine ser Bel Sem Gruppentrans-
port nah Dem giiben in 8etradt
fommenoen giienbabnen bat cine
Wdttbeillng an Dos 8llblifum erlals
len, uno oie Mfttbeilung oiirfte a,tb
bel alien anoeren 8abnen 3lltreffen,
benn iie 6aben iih aus11abmslos ee-
5wunsen %geleben, oie altelfen, langit.
al1srangirten 9abnhpagen apieber I'M
1ien5t 5u ltellen. Sic 8efanntm1a-
dung lantet:
nSSltfolge bes iebr groBen 8ebarfs|
an. Gerlonen1pagerL sic fir Sen Grub
p%entransport al Die merifaniid)e
@ren5e benotbigt meroelr, iiebt lib sic
8abngeleai6uft in ben nadJiten Ga-#
gen ge5tpllngen, ~5eitpeilig cine @l1=.
5abl bon @aggons bon oem regltld-
ren Diel1ite 5uriid5u5ieben. Site fret
len @agen nfierer @ubn apl,roen ser
Regierltng bereits 5l1r @erfiigll11s ge=
felt, aber es aperbe1 in 91l6e nod
piel n1ebr gebralbt.
.Damit mir Die milit6rii6en 8e-
oiiriniiie Ser Negiernng erfiillen f0n,
men, meroen mir mabriheinli1 IN sen
ndbiten 5agen Die 3abl ser @agen
BEL ein5elnen regl1laren 3iigen pers
ringern miilie1; mir tperoen piel1ei6t
iogor einige 3iise 3eitapeilig gang
einltellen miilien1 bis Sic @agen bon
Der @rer5e 5nriidgebraht lein aper-
oen.
uDie Babnoireftion lit ii6er5eugt
6apon, oaB oas 4ltbliflm Die @rii1-.
De fir temporare ltnbequenlidfeiten,
lei es nun infolge l1eberfiillang ser
@agen o0er glusidaIten Don 3iiaelr,
berlteben un6 iib gut gelaunt in Die
lie Gage ididen miro"
0amit oas Nltblifnm Sic @riia,6e
in brem bollen llmfange beritebe,
bamit es Die quite 2aune nift Der.
liere, g%eitatten mir inns folgenbe Meel=
omng BON Der rllii1den @ren5e, ba-
tir bonn 20. Weai, a115nfiigen:
u9fietIb meloet, 6aB oie ruiiiides
8esierung IN ben g~ereinigten Staa,
ten Don Noroamertfa epte6erunr 1000
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-23
Mnsldmoiidc @mnoi1au.
GSortlebltng polt 5eite 81

iibrieen S6eilen Scr Irpnt alld) feil1
@lild gebabt, mertgleih tic bin uno
tpieber init ibrer llebsrn1ad)t Grfol9e
lofaler Natl1r errillgell, lpie 5. 9. III
Der 81lfomila, np oiterreiDiid)=ltnga=
rild)e @orpolten 5ltriidgeaoger1 lper=
ben mllbten. Iie @allptlinie bage=
gen halt.
Die Nlliien iesten ibre ~ltarfen grl=
grille iiiolid) ulo wliiooitlidD Don Sligo
tort. Sic braden NIT 1dnperen Ser
llliten Dor Ben Oelttiden Stelllulger1
5uianmell. Sin eiligen 8llnftel1, NO
Die Nlliicn in sic oeutiden @raben
e%i1orallgell, mlroen lie ollrd) @eger=
angriffe mieoer 51riidgemorfen.
Sn Golbp1len, bei Der Nr1nee bes
Generals BON 2iniingel1, lit sic Sage
aenie perinoert. Hlliiiihe Angriffe
apeitlid) uno iilolpeltlid) bon 2ll5f
mnroen 5nrildgclhlagen. sn ser
Trpnt Ser 9lrmee bes @rafcn 9ot6=
mer fam es llllr SIT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ten l1no ebenio bei Scr olterreidzlll1=
gariidcn Srollt. 3as ofterreid)-ltn=
sariide GreIie3@olptqllartier berid)=
tet: ogei 3ubie lno Iatarom babell
Die Malier1 ltrlere gorpolten 5llriif=
g%eorangt. @11griffe al1f %1lrlere @alltt=
1tellln1gen idlllgen lllter idpperel
feinolihen Gerluite1 febl. Noroli6
bon &aolilopo, liiomeitlitb bon 9l15f,
1l1roen Sic rl1iiiidel gngriffe SUI
riicf9eldlagel1. (Iiele Srorlt miro
BON Der @oebm= @rmoai=@ rtppe ge-
bolte11. InBer Der @otNner-grn1ee
bot lie iid} am belten gebalten.)
@as Die mtgebliden Siege Scr
Rl1lIen I'M &a1failts mabetrifft, 10
oilrften 0ieie ollrd iolgeloe offisiele
grflarung oes tiirfiidell @%cneralIto=
bes i'm ridtigen 2id)te erldeinen:
uSilolid bonn Sidorllf= Sllliie, i'm
Centrum, babelr bie Hlliien in sen
lettelt Iagen gan5 rieIige. Gerlllite
gebabt. Die &fe lino nc1liger
beftig gemor0en-"
9ie Rlllie1 baben ehcll mieoer cine
Maiie Menlden auf oie' Neille ge=
brad)t uno in Uniform gcltccft. 1as
modt lie a6er llod) lange nid)t 5t
Soloatel. Icsbalb ieblt SEN rriii=
id)en g(lgriffcr Die eiaentlide gtoB=
fraft, lpas Sen Geltiden, Sc1tcrrci=
Germ ullo lln8arn Die 9lhmebr erIeid)=
teri mo audi Die rieligen rlliiid)ell
GerlltIle berbeifii6rt. Isle an ser
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Observation-Disclosures! @eld)ait, uno
Die omerifaniide NrepareoneB nu1B
llllter oem alliirten @eldait leioen.
u3pn InsnitnIeM in Inln

Die moralii6e 8irfnne bes &ricscs
madt lid i'll auffaIlenoer @eile audi
IN Der annlt aeltellb, Sic in Sem ar
Stalien 9rer5cloen D1tcrreidiidenGez
bet seiibt miro. SS1 Ser Gper ipllrceu
oort bisber fat alsiblicBlid italieniz
ld9e 8erfe in Ser llriprode sese6er.
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8ierbaum : &leefelbIden Nelbearbe,s
tnng in beltiAer gprade 5ur auffiifz
rl1g gebradt. Sic llnter 8ili Gers
tprfer, nit Beatrice Stellion aus 8icr
als Norita alan5c,o %burdsefiiDrte
ogrtelluns 5atte, eben Surb Die beute
Idle sprade, einen alberprbentliden
grfolg.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-23

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900 Collar fir Selola5arett -@nIdaf.
furgen %ltiftet, Benefit, paB audi Ger
@eloaoel Sen sloel Der @eiinnmg 20.
ben faln.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-23

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9sit SET 9iat.
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Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1916-01-08
To Edgewater
Now Five Gents
Continued from page u

passengers taking cars in Cliffside
Park for single fare to their nearest
ferry at Edgewater is a failure to
render proper and adequate trans
portation facilities.
The order of the board in the case
provides that the railway give to all
persons boarding its northbound cars
in Cliffside Park who, on payment of
a five-cent fare on such cars, receive
transfers to its Hudson River line, the
said transfers to be accepted by the
company for a ride to the Edgewater
ferry, within the time limit now set
by the company for the use of trans
fers on other points of it's system.
1t was also ordered by the board
that the company give to all persons
boarding at Edgewater the westbound
cars on it's Hudson River line trans
fers to southbound cars on the Pail
SADIE line good to the southerly boun-
dairy of Cliffside Park.
The action of the board was taken
on the complaint of the Mems Club
of Trinity Episcopal Church, Grant
wood, which also asked to have the
company abandon the switch at Pail
sades Junction. This request the
board denied.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1916-01-08

passed in and out of the department
, none can say that he has ever been
met in the inner or outer office with
a scowl or gruff word, that his re-
quest for information has been
denied, or that the dense ignorance
which naturally prevails in the minds
of many of the patrons of the office,
called upon for the first time to deal
with it, is not patiently and courte-
ously dispelled.
The Surrogate's office, above all
places, is the spot to see human ma
ture, to hear human sorrow, and to
deal with queer visitors whose mental
alterations are, to say the least, try
ing. But every one has gone on his
way, if not rejoicing, at least with
the conviction that he or she has been
accorded gentlemanly treatment. This
is especially true of members of the
New York bar, who are quick to ap-
preciatively comment upon their
treatment in Bergen county as COM
pared with their distressing expert
ences in the various Surrogates' de-
partments in the Greater New York.
And so say that to my staff is to
be credited no small share of the
reputation which the office enjoys for
courtesy, helpfulness and efficiency,
and l am glad to accord it to them
publicly, the more so, because, I'M
fortunately, it is often the case that
the people are treated unceremoni-
ously or discourteously in public of
fees, where, if anywhere, they are
entitled to be treated well.
Robert A. Sibbald,
Surrogate.