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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-21

WiIIiam 8. Brotpn an pbosbe s.
@pans, 1bsil Der Cots 1877 uiib lao
In GISniere llnterabtbeiluns in Rors
ipoob 81.
RObert 8. :. gobbarb an Deter 3.
WcGdrtbp. AZ BEL 100 Tub an otr
Siibfpeifsde ber Mttsn unb Ulain
Sirabe $4,000. -
peter 5. iyaein an :. :. 9oipnep,
as SUB an Der Hprbpitfsits Der Sbafs
fer ape., 2o5 SUB DON Jifber pIate
81.
Grben BON Tlaris u. Gunttsr, per
Shetiff an Joiept Guntber, 25 BEL
IS Hub an b<r Weiiisite Der Coleman
Strabs s..
Seuristte Ranbtrb or gidpIdus
Weibmann, IS BET 152 syub an Der
Siibfsite Der 5arrifon 2tbt., 151 Gub
0ftIi4 ber anorr ape. in Gairmount
81.
Gillian Ttitus an Samust o. Goo
per, 81 BEL 80 yub an Der Weftfette
ter 5Ioral Ibs. IN Wpripoob. 81.
SdmueI 3. Cooper an Gbna W.
9reen, basIsIbe gistntbum ST..
Sobn y. Quinn an sJfane Walier.
go BEL 200 Sub on Der Rorbisiis Der
Wounb 2lpe. in Rorpoob 81.
8. !. Dopneo an Tlidael :. iyfpnu.
8 Monote pa9ir,bt pom 20. Mdr5
1917 auf as Tub an Der Rorpifette
Der Sbaffer aDenu.. 205 SUB Don Der
Slider Ips.. Wsi.tbe i'm ganssn
$1sI6s.
Ulurp Simmbinser on Ostar 5bies
len, 35 Bel 127 SUB pon Der Got 8 IN
Senrn Worisn's Rn6iab IN Selticn
81 in COLUMBIA 1oipnibip 81.
8eors. 80. Ssblsr an albert StBs
Ter, 90. 81 in 6. n. Ga Boitsaur's
9tbbiiton gu Wh. pleafart 81.
Gilbert SebIer on @eoree 70. DEB
Ter, 1s BEL 125 Sub an Der WtTtfeite
Der l5idman Strabe in TH. Seafihp
81.
gM araus an sFraueis Rraus, %
6ei 94 Jub an Der Sf,fsite Der Wlpunb
straBs "a CUB fiiblid Der Gbsitrni.
Sirabe 81.
sr.berid @. Bird an Senrp R. |
Coulter. aots 46, 4S unb so IN gbas.
3. Rocres srfier ilnierabtbeiInns In
anberfon 9opnFaip 81.
Charles @. Wlpore an Germ R. |
lpubier, lois SO unb "a in beriaben
.lnterabibeiliing $50.
2.onihds 9. Jribmnn. per Sberfff |
m Wpers y. Cooper, Cots 76, n, 7s
,nb 79 In groneis gorr's llnterdbs
bsiiuns bilbtnb 100 bel ia syub an
,er Wsitfeite Der Carr Strdbe stpi.
den Hubb unb s. Cir. $4,000.
Marsarst 6. Menbenban u. q. an
u. Wt. 5orrifon Realtp gompanp,
,as san3e SniereiIe IN bem peT5nIis
ben unb grunbeistn.bum Don Deter
4. Wtff 81.
gbtparb Gtans an Georse B. Re
ler. 6 Sabrs pn9irett pom is. Nos
'ember 1917 auf bas gisentbum Wo.
442 Wafnui Sirabs. WsonatIi4e
Rittb. $50.
Stspben 5aufsr Jr. II. u. on bic
3nui.r Sianber 3ant gpmpann, 125
fub an Der Cislsite Der Dipiiion
Strabs slpifhen 8nni unb Mc2eun
lpe.. ,bsnio 10 bti ITO SUB an Der
0itisit. Der 9ipiIiOn Sirabs nsbsnan
4.
Die Weiiern gttmon 9ani an b.,
luitsgiaim on basfeIbs Gtssntbum
i.
Giephen 6aufer IL. u. an bo.. Auits
Lain 81 bsmfelbsn Gisenibum 81.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-21

Dienftmdb6en: SO m04te eiuen
BrieffelIer.1 !
GebiIfe: .2isbes p.
sgiG - lam 70 mas sa6ei fin
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Boys BRIGADE WILL
Be TAUGHT TO SHOOT
FIRST REAL TARGET PRACTICE
FOR YOUNG AMERICANS TUES
DAY EVENING
Major Caldabaugh Arranges Enjoyable
Outing and Shooting Events For
All Summer.

E"sjnrjuc next Tuesday evening III"
United EcyS' ErEad" "f .trl"rl'TI in
Wheeling district will enjoy An outing
and large; practice. Tin" affair will IL"
h.ld ~ I"th"l. near last TwcntyuinIh
street. Similar outings will hm hid
monthly during The sumner and early
fall.
General II. T.. CaldahauSh. commander
os tho brigade; IN this section. projected
plans Cor the practice and outing y"SI"r-
gay. The object Of tho outing is to hav"
the many Young Americans S"; Int" tho
open and II III" same time hav" tErm
become proficient marksncn. Each men,
Dor OF th@ brigade will TAX" his iunrh.
Tho boys wilt ass"mhl" n their re-
spaCtiyn headquarters sufficiently early
In tho afternoon |" reach Bethel nj $50
o'clock Tuesday evening. when target
practice will begin. There will be two
ranges.
Among the companies - participate IN
thc EXERCISES are: Company I, Third
Presbyterian church. city; 20. n. First
Baptist church. city: 60. T.. Bethel Mis-
sion chapel: tn. y. Is; Ohio. kirkwnnd
Presbyterian church: 90. q, LIST ohio.
First Methodist Episcopal church OF
Martins Ferry: and the new company
that ia being organized nj the Second
Presbyterian church In Ecllairo. AMI tn"
now company OF tho Eorty-"iEhth Street
Methodist Mission. this city.
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4. KILLED IN
TORNADOES IN
SOU? HIVES

KANSAS cry. June l.~-TwCnty-
one known drHsh%, more Than 100 IN
jurrd aud un"&Iimat"d property dam
a%r RESULT from II series nI lnrna-
does that swept several towns and
sections of southwestern Kansas. north
central oklahoma and southern Mis-
souri, lat" today and tonight. Wires
IA all til" stricken places were down
ana only The lnrac"r information OBJ
tanned hurri"diy before the last means
TT communication WAS en- oil WAS
available.
With l"r houses rrpurtcd destroyed
ut I0algaI", OKLA. Il 1uWn ut 100 in
hahitanlS. and puSSlb!y ~" a. tolt"y-
.Iillr. Mas. il was feared IlIa' the
dcaih total AT these i~u places would
be nigh. one message said that IL
bodies had been cuunu'd al toalEa;"
and thai The business section Of tnr.
town Was virtually destroyed.
Three persons we" killed. several
seriously injured ANA much property
WIS damaged b. Il tornado whirii
struck Moore. five miles southeast OF
Olathr. kaS.
lnrrnIrmrd reports from Buffalo.
Mo. told vi considerable damage There.
Another storm MAS r"rnrt"d 10 have
Passed between Springfield and Lch-
anon. Mo. All wires were down III
both directions.
\, Drake. OKLA. five known deaths
wrr" reported That many school
chillrrn wrr" not Cau@hi in the de
moliShcd building WAS dill" 10 The pres
enc, OI m.iIi ~ i NUt,- school t'AEH-
rY. who marched her charges into Il
storm cellar.
Nine persons were injured. two
probably fatally. by tn" tornado which
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members - the riuh ur. Some Of N"
finest horses "Vc: exhibited III IN"
W cling district We're entered.
Tho iiv"-gaIIrd class WAS won Ivy y.
{. Wlltak"r;' very stylish ba%. lihni%
King" : brown e"lduS. "tobln Affair."
ridden ny Mrs. ". r.. NrisS. won second
rriM". First hru"r# III til" thrc"-Ehli"l
class W"Ut /" Mrs. \. &. Whitaker. rinli%
" spirited h"rs'. 'iriur"sS. with MISS
Eleanor Sweeney close second. rlilhS
D.. .s:irS"I!.. n.,? &"ldinS. "DcmmHrk.
Tho youngsters Ride.
I'll" i'"rE class i"r youngsters WAS ah
event. Miss Anne 'ir;trnc
was given first DONORS. with second 60
Iu:y - Miss Catherine Whitaker.
An exhibition -! high school riding
Was given by ThnnnS Wadsworth: rlIim:
"ErNy EarlOW." nclongIn" IL VI RS W.
{. llHUd,In. who vas :;nabl" 10 be Pres
'ni. THIS mar has Won about 80 due
hUt probably never bctor" MAS
Inhibited t" better advantage.
.Nu "Gr-Hi,d-+p"Hu race. the next 81 ~
on tn" program. WAS Won by Robert NJ.
Iiruwn" with Daniel List Il close S"c-
uUd ". NJ .aGohiS finished third. TIC
potato race proved IN" Of tA% "Mcli in%
stunts OF the evening. Daniel List
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To FORT|FY MY
SYSTEM AGAINST
Hoe, HON|!NY, oil "
For This Purpose Veteran Travel,
ing Man Took Three Bot
ties Wentworth on a
Southern Trip.

Travelling men Frequently arc vic
itimS OF nervous ills. especially Of in
digestion. Haste. worry. irregular
meals and bad cooking are some Of
tine causes. To hundreds Of This class
Nerv-WOrth has been Il priceless boon:
4 few days aga This space carried
proof to that effect in The Nerv-Worth
statement Of \. Lynn. veteran com
mercial Traveller Of Columbus. O.. for
II years on tn" road for tn" Adams
Bag Co. Clrvtla7ld SOmr Time a@u
isignrd statement 10 The same effect IN
these word:
For - srars ! have hr"n a iravr:.
ing salesman. selling country stores
in several southern states. | WAS lIp
against all kinds OF conditions and the
most diSagrpCahl" places ia eat. whore
everything was cooked in GREASE. For
five years | haV" been 4 chronic dyS-
pcpic, 50 SrouChy never smiled en-
}rcpl whilt. talking with my customers.
Il mad periodical headaches and - con-
Stant feeling. Of w"ar!nCSS and n'rf-
business. became discouraged. quit
my job and came north on Il prn'rac'.
ed visit. Ihi7lkinC the chau-s" would
here | bought Il bottle ri Nrrv.Worth
from Mr. Richardson tN"IN-Worth
distributor at Marietta. look II all, felt
much better. bought another hottie
land now, havin" taken til" second bot
tie. am so much improved that am
going south again and 90 back Il"
work with ihrr" bottles Of Nerv-Worih
jlO fOrtify my system against hog, nom
my and cntlon$""d oil.
lSigncdr
~. j RELLkAMrH."
Baor'$ Pharmacy sells Nrrr.Worln
in Wheeling and your dollar back if
zine medicine doesn't help Won.
Ncrr.Worih is sold at Mn2n Juno,
itinn by Moore Eros: Martin Ferry By
Ral:ton & Parker: 81. tlairSyltle by
Patterson & Snns: Rarncsyillr by
lIilrS Eros; Cameron hy Cameron
Drug Co.: SiS;crsvii!r by E.. r. DisQuc;
New MartinSviilc by llornbrook' :
Drug Store: MOundsvill" hv i. r..
Beam Drug Co.: bridgeport BIZ Sclby
Ia Reed llcnI phdrmaCyl; R"ilarr
Ihy pank%orrh Bros; Paden City by
Morgan Bros.
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DRAFT DISORDERS
Continued From First Page)

able uniformity. on tho German side"
and adds:
"rhrOuCh the utt"ranCeS and actions
Of the national executive committee tho
national committee and our press. the
party has been placed in tn" position nt
iavurng precisely Tho things desired by
cant things IN" German foreign office
opposed. We have repeated all tho mis-
crabl" evasion and apologies Of German
statesmen and been silent upon those
questions upon which the interests re-
Quirsd silence"
Mr.. SparCo irtima:"h hn will join with
oi hers 20 form 4 now Socialist ur-ani2r-
tinn. ~ r"-oricntation o: tn" Social
Democrats: forces nt tho country upon a
sound program OF democratic public
ownership"
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won finishing The course In half the
TIM. "f his opponents.
The dummy races were the last events
ON" being held for tho ladies and the
other for tho gentlemen. Miss Sarah
Whitaker and Miss f.l"ar6. Holloway
tied Tor hnnors IN The ladies' contest.
Both rode in great STYLE" Clarence Fccny
was awarded the ribbon in the other.
hn amusing incident was the present
alton al Il ''cuuSnia tlon Dr:Zc" III the ma
tl.rr o. a hcHrl If cabbage. to DR., Bur
dates, who acted AS rlnEmaStsf. The
presentation was made by Mr.. Browne
ION hchalf of the ladicS.''
The judges were Charles Bowers antI
George L StifcL
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MANY InvolvNtl.

CHICAGO. Juno l.--Additinnal arrests
OF alleged NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. pln'i"rS wnro
expected here after Hinton 6. tlahauGh,
divisional chief Of IN" bureau Ut Inv"s-
tiEation az the department a. iuSllrc
had quest inn"d on" Of III" Persons un,lrr
arrest. IL was said tho suspected pln'-
ter had given information involving not
only tiNn other mon and four women do
tainnd IT connection with tho govern
mcut Investigation Of anti-,!rart cor
sriratnrS hut several not yet in ruStody
Literature C0mtlSrHtod by special
agents Of the bureau Of inv"vji @n;inu ~
raids in Chicago. 1T was reported. was
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NOTICE.

i.' I.,io W,,i,rm,,,r ,r;ra.o H. sarah j.
H., unlt IA: Sr.rhrn i; Title. l'ola..
T., = J L,cch.r Detroit Mich: rcu
vir take NOTICE that, d; regular meeting
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''oh 81 INA rH'Ds' "h'n Sal" improvements ATT CON-,
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found ~ have h.on printed in cleveland.
-. Numerous suspects wore TurStl"n"l
later hv Mr. clnh.il"h. II waS sail dIi-
closures v'r" mad. MAT "u""IraE"ln"nt
i"niu nrC:iniz"d sources in different >'."-
ticue nr the country bad hc,u given TIN
nciintinn nrninSl draft rn:i 'rN'IMl.
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ORDERS TO ARREST

Sheriff Howard hastings yesterday
received from Nainr George s. Wallace
INSTRUCTIONS IT, cause III" arrest Of any
Or" attempting To interfere with the
registration 81 uit'u subject =. r"EiStrH-
tipn on n"Xe Tuesday. Sheriff Hastings
is arranging to hav,. every police o.
f!citi "t any capacity IN ia" county On
the JOB Tuesday.
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FOR SALE-Horses, Vehicles, Etc.

FOR SALES head Of horses weight l.S0o 10 $780,
and years old Ecod broke horses: will sell horses
under guarantee One match pair out OF three.
Either ons Of these horses would DO good delivery
horses. Would consider heavy draft In ex-
change Tor these Address. Box 81, West Liberty.
my IN
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REMOVED TO JAZZ,

Jnr IalZt ami l'";c :;l-iuL i;ichland
Foreigners implicated "a tin rutting az
:Air on Main street Wednesday night.
urra removed |" tho county iali ycSt"r-
.Ia,~ to await hearing. Louis II, hII!S
iS still in thr hospital win his WrUuI..
Earl Burcy is cut on bond.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

FREE information. We have government mAps SHOW
inS than 800 oil wells producing. We are
among them. quick money for you. Address: Glen
wood OIL Co.. 1920 Stout ST.. Denver, Colo je-a-E
BIG profits sharpening safety razor blades. Great
opportunity. blades SolnG up: permanent: local
and mail order: experience; little expense; free
advertising service: easy payments. udell Ms. Co..
los Angeles. je-e-E
BUY AmalsaIn Oil. SIS buys 1000 shares. 20
producing wells. Many valuable lc4ses W dnII.
Stock may double In price Write for free in
formation. ArnalSan,atcd on Co.. HOS Colcord
Elds. Oklahoma. OKLA te-2-g
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Another Plan Uncovered.

WNSliIN';TrN. 1uur J. Another
scheme to. ihwH"t Ia" draft lHw. um-
covered 10y 'Hc government. - 3r endless
Chain irII"r whirn urged sla"l;"r$ :"
register lu' :" fan :" report for duty
il drafted aHl"aliag t" ~" court # ar
r;.~; Followed.
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FOR SALE-Real Estate.

PUBLIC SALE-Iune I'D. 1917. II O'Clock Stand
ard. Farm VI l06 acres known The Bratton farmVn
the National paved road. ST. mile east Of Flir,icw.
o. Belmont Cu. All undegIzld with No. . vein co4L
BidlnsS fair. we'll Uaiercd. GOOD wells SOFT water.
Fruit locust and other Timber. Nice laying land.
good soil. Fine lcc.:Icn. 7. vs.. BrzttDn. t4rvlew.
Ohio, my-22.3ut
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CLASSY EVENTS At
The SADDLE CLUB
LAST NIGHTS MEET AN ENJOY
ABLE AFFAIR-LARGELY
ATTENDED.
Messrs. Whitaker. Browne, List and
Jacobus and Misses Holloway Whit
aker at Sweeney Among Winners.

Mcui,"r@ and trends III tn" VIII t1n:.
Saddle clam were entertained Last hl-'h!
ct 'hr clubs stable near W h'"linE iEirk
with ,rl., Of III" pretticSi cN.li',itl"n:: -:
riding eyer witnessed here. Ni;h lhr-"
Grove, present. Tho program was started
at y urlurl \ special orchestra tur-
rishci music ard ur. q. W. Rurdnt'S
Ir;" cd riuSUTa,St"r
Tho first event WAS parade with
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WANTED-SaleSmen.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

"PERRY" auto locks 1876 to 3oSo on insurance
premiums. Splendid opportunity for capital invest
meni. Perry Auto LOCK- I.40 Michigan Ave-. Chi
rAso. Jog
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FOR RENT
FOR RENT

FOE RENT
IN THE FORMER LOGAN BUILDING. COR.
NER OF MAIN AND TENTH STREET:
CORNER STORE Room. 500
FRONT DWELLING RooMS.............S2o
FRONT DWELLING RooM.............S Is
FRONT DWELLING ROOMS. ~
JAMES /. HAWLEY.
I065Is MAIN STREET.
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SURE " Az
To GET. RICH
SAFETY FIRST"

Is to mako absolutely safe investments
in improved real estate that cannot
flood OF burn or fall 10 pieces: but buy
1t, either for cash or on easy payments.
where it is sure to Increase in value
so to 100 percent or moro and DO so
each year. II you buy lot on time.
pay l.3 the first year. selling then Tor
cash 1T twice the purchase price: you
have made 400 percent profit. Think
It over! Prices jump! Act!.!
From advertisement copyrighted May
ID, 1917. by Allan Turner, Wheeling,
W. Vn. myl9tf
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E0-Grl fer general houserorE. no washing.
Mrs. J. L. Bird leJ s. Broadway. city. my-So-!
WANTEo-SaoOo weekly made writing names for
mail order houses. No canrassIng. PARTICULARS for
stamp. The Guide Company. Memphis. Tenn. 3e-e.g
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FOR SALE-Miscellaneous

FOR SALE-Fresh COW. three mos. old hesers
high grade Jerseys. T. y. Gibson. TFadelphiA w
Va. lny-3l.l
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WANTED-Coal Lands

WAhTED-Good coal lands. either drift mine coal Of
stripping proposition. Want coal properties located
IN Ohio "r West Virginia Wanted 10 buy direct from
IA" farmers. address +. o. Box 81. Wheeling. W.
Va. jc-lp
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WANTED-Female Help

WkNTE0-Girl for general housewoEk. no washing;
must so bone nights. Mis-. F. Pratt. sos 3. Pen.
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WANTED Male Help

WAHTE0-Mcn to sell our line nouSehod
furnishings. from buuse to house amsu
weekly payments. We pay weekly.
mr-6-U e. +. ADAMS. lli0-Ili2 Main D.
WHNIE0-TWo young nien 70 vorT neNI 1SsnN On
3. T. o. trains Apply It Onion NsuI Cu e!:lc@
Is. 1: U. depot bA-S-u
WaHIED-At once several rood delivery and sAles
boys. 10 work before SCHOOL. Apply At Circulation
Department. intelligence. Isetuean = and q q
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Observation-Disclosures.

WAh1ED-Drlm. about s BIZ ) feet with brake for
Incline work. tall 81 National phone. Rayland. "t
i. o.. Boa 3. Iorkrille ie-2-i
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head off, or something like that was the old
ancient blood boiled up in the Prince. But
what went finally five or six hundred years
ago does not go to-day Captain Haas OBJ
jected to the Aragon manner
'Come outside moment" he said to the
Prince. The Prince did. In what cnsued he
came off very bad second. In fact, such
bad second that he took the whole affair and
his bruises into court the next day.
The Princess packed up her bags and went
to her mother the morning after And at the
last accounts is still too angry at her Prince
even to think of relenting. The Princess says
that her noble husband rage was entirely
uncalled for. She spoke to him over The
phone that same afternoon, she says, and
told him all about the party that she had
considered having, wanted him to be there,
and asked him if he objected 10 her having
it if he was not there. The Prince, she says,
answered, 'Why not at all, my dear" or
words to that effect. And so she went on and
had her party.
1t was just after one of the most thrilling of
the varied sequence of events in the adven-
turous life of the Prince that he fell honestly
in love with little Miss Waters. His engage
ment with Miss Duke had been broken to the
unconcealed joy Of her family. He had tried
to kill himself in his Paris home because of
his broken Heart, anu Lnen AFTER ne had
failed and had returned to New York the
immigration authorities held him up for days
on Ellis Island as suspicious character.
Well, then, when the Prince fell in love
with the dark-eyed, jolly young daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. g. Jason Waters, smart So
ciety on Long Island, which is the smartest
New York set, wondered. Here, for once,
was a real romance here was Prince fall
ing in love with girl whose dress allowance
was small and whose father was unprepared
to endow her literally. The Prince was 90.
ing to marry for love, pure and simple.
He did, and then got his first bump. Mrs
Waters might have given the bride and groom
available gift, but all she handed out was a
chilly and delayed forgiveness for their run
away marriage. The Prince took his bride
to the small house he had occupied for several
months on the Merrick Road.
In the meantime Miss Duke had become
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