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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-26
SauiruO Sltngitt.
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front rril.

gpic a6ng @eorg an bic dgout
reift. ibiloert ein 8criy3eritaiter oes
.N3ottu": @or cinisen 5assn ipur6e
rinen Sausbefter ouf Iebr sepcimnia.
boiler 9trt mitseteilt, oob ietn 6aus
bo5u bsitinmt fei, einsu bOben @of
auf5unebuen Dlit Den nOtipsnoigsn
@orbersituueen purOe Iofort bssons
nen. Wlan bro6ts 3ettel nit ben
AufidriftsH SpeiieSimmer, Dobn3ims
msr an ben Siren oil, man perIab bas
GdIaf5immer nit einem WlostiioueB
unb. um ben t5nisIiten Gjoit barauf
aufmesifam 81 mothen, 0aB eine Stufe
bom SdIof3immcr gum Gpiletteu5ilns
rier fiibrie. brante man an ber Siir
sinen 3stteI nit ben Norten an:
agdiuRe, @tpfs" 60 perponSeIte
ii@ III Son0um0rcDen Elm biir9srlibes
Sous IN cine t0niglicbc gsbaiiuug. Gs
bIieb rur nod iibrie, iiber bic psrIDus
IiHe Sidsrbeit Oes a6ni9s 8a padsu.
Do iraren Dor allem 5ipei @efobren 5u
btriidii9ti9en: oie 9rdnoe uno bic
Taubsn. I'm Der crfcn su besegusn.
purOe Elm GAlouA ain rabeu 9ruus
neH angebrodt, uno in alien Wiagsln
Oes 9auies Iicntc uan @oRcrcimer
nit tIeipeu &upferIpriben ouf. I'm
su DertinDeru, OaB bic t0uislide 4lc6
ming eas 2iel Der Iaaben iperSe, Der
horeie man bic 1euIter uno beosdts
Nie 9eronoa nit 2einpouO. Der Is.
nigIicbe Sat pi.O lia) in Der Noc6t
nit elmer gang sep0egideH, an ber
gBono tsFeilieien Campo besniigen
miiNsn. Grit ro6oem ole 0icTs Dor
tercitunecn oetrpifeH iporoen iNp,
taHH Der SDnig iciaeu GiuSug bal.eu.
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3euoniffe fiir
2Geoi3inen.
2ic egSia 6. &iuf6am @icSicinc
Gumpam tgrOiicutlidlt nnr cdltc.

Sic bon ocr QH0id s. $imi0ouh NicNis
cine 9onlpoWD oerGiicmINieu 3cugairc
ionmcn frciluiIlig, Gbe tie bemlbt luer
oen, u@tct Die GontpoQne iorgidliiA po
raul lid iiber 0eren Gdreiberuncn 6n
inicrmiren Ne bat iie miiienliidl cincu
nHlpoBreu Sriei oeroifeutlicbt nie luroc
cilI Srief o5ue Die bon ocr Shrcibcrin
nnter6eidneic 0rImbnB Ucroiicutidlt
Ser @umo, iuarum Eaulennc Doll
GrnMei ans ollcn Sbcilcu Des 2nnbeS
ioldle onnlerfiiIlten 8ricic on Sic SDoin
Y. Euibdm Mle0cnc Gu ihreibcm it,
ooB Spoia .. Fiulbonl's %egeiobIc Cont
polmo @eimobeit imo Slid in i6r eiuIt
BON Sdlmeraeu imO Sciceu criiiaieS Sc
ben gcOracbt bat
9e bat Srcucn boN cilirbcn Der
lllNnmlleH Sorincn pon Srducnlcioeu,
nqn &erlcIlicbunaen, Gnisiiuonnecll. O'es
l9lunren llnrt0clm0bi9ieit, Sleruoiitdt.
Sdllpdde, Ytogcn!cioen mo Jicocracs
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@lnuisipal- -SladJridJtcn.

-~lC SltuHtl CCDUIuC ClQQQic &C.
itcru peribieoene Ser 0lotcu iiir
fIeincre &riuilcgicn. SScitcrc
llcuoerunsen lucrocu III scr naN.
iteu Sisure uorgcuommen wcr.
Oeu StroBenbdnoler niiiieu
6c5ableu.
0ie Budget 9e66roc bielt geitcrn
Gorniittoo cine spelioG Sibma. III
uclher ii6er oie &atcu iiir fleiuere
&riuileaien 6erotben mnrOe. Ser
ibieoene Gotcn muroen er6o6t. @iop.
or Breltou itimhte bci. OoB iiir oao
gegcuudrtigcu Grcppcu, oie i6er oic
gonIinic oorite6cL feinc @ebiibren
er6obcu merocn ioaeu. Scoer SmIs.
BETTER muB o6er IN 3ufunft bic Or
Iou6niB OeS StaOtrot6eS cinbolen
ebc er oie Sreppcu onIegt, 0ie iiber
bic 9aulinic uoriteben ger&reiS iiis
deftriid]c 9eflomehilOer IN ocn
StraBeu ser aG."GIoiie muroc Dou
10 oni % GentS pro GuaoraifuB er-
bo9t ,Siir &orridtimgen Oic 5um
&crIaOch Dou @oorcn uno auocren
@c9cnlI0nNcn gebrau6t mer0cu miro
cine @ebiibr er6oben perOen. Sic
iel6e bctr0gt $24 pro So6r. @eroeu
Die &orri6hlnoen icooh oo6reAo
Der gtaht a6genomnen lu0 in cincm
@ebduoc aIi6eluo6rt Damn iino lie
ltclerirei NGuoler, beionocrS III 0sr
@egcnO Der GonlOcH., GborlcS inN
SigbtitroBe pcI9c sic Scitcrmege
bcrllBeli, miiiien BON iebt on $3.50
pro NuooratiuB pro So6r bejo6len
Eie Budget gcborOc miro feruer
BON MIN on Sic 0jrobc OeS |lobeS,
oen ein StroBenb0nOler 5n 6ennscn
piIuidt, ic]tIe9cu. Sir Suitt mlo
Sidltid)Gdfc oOcr GelerciugGugC all
@ripot6oniern miro nitbtS berchnct
merOcn iolougc oieiel6cn iicb niht
iiber oaS Grottoir cr6e6cn Sollte
o6er in ciuem Souic picacitt ell
9orbier oOer irgenO ehl onOercr oie
idditSmonh ieine @cihGftc erlcOigcu
oom mus fir oicie aeaercingGuQc
etc. oic @eOii6r cutri6tet weroeu
uelde iiir @epol6e ieitgciett iulroe
Eieielbc 6ctrdgt > Ero5ent uon ser
S0lite OeS eingeidGttcu @crtbcS oeS
in Srogc fonmenoen 0jruuoitiides
Gieic @e6iibr lit 6illieer oils Oicieni
&c iiir OicieIbcil %ripileeien in Ocu
StroBen ser 9l9( n, ., s rnO Z.
9loiie Gie @crmdnitroBe, oie pon
DER @ocoiraBe tiS 6rcmout.9locmc
ais Gs9Ioiie ielt9elegt porOcn mor,
muroe III bic 9Aloiie gcicbt. Gic
@ernauitroBe lit mtume6r bon scr
SoutbiroBe bis 5lr 6rcuout NIue
cine S.alaiien'StroBe
Gin 9erireicr scr alnitDlliclImS
@ciclli6ait, Ir. Scnr1 g. SocobS,
eridien Dor Der @e6oroc. uno wuroc
iDn Die @rIou6nib iiir Ocu gau ci.
ncS &iaoufiS bon Ger GDorleS bis
33. StroBe, po ib Der Souptein.
gang OeS 3u bouenOcu almit @u
ieums beiinOeu miro. aelpG6rt. gie
Soften iiir 6ieieu gioouft lpirO po6r.
idlcirIid sic nrt,9eb6roc bcjo6leu
GIcrt erHount.
0r. @m. sS. So6leD BON @r. i0t
Sit NoninlcntiiruBc ipuroc gcitcrn
BON @oiier Sn9cnieur @olter g.
See alS oSimctceper~ iiir ole TSn9c
nielrrs. mo Contraction Gipiiicn
oeS @oiier Dcportcneilto ouaclteat
Cic Steuc 6e5a6lt 500
3im Wcitop ocS ct. glancS.Soipi-
tolls fiuOct Oil 9)}ortaa 9lbcnN cine
9eueii5 Noritealug ii scr sWmiif
glfaoemic" itoit.
Snl oSotel 9lcunert4 ianO aciicru
9(6enO OnS SSobrcS .@nnfctt Der @lit.
glieoer scr uGoreiou Commerce vi
Iociation" itait.
3e1tdniIle fir
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-26

Sn bern 6etaunieH b0bniIc9en 9as
beort SobonnesooD puroe, nd1 ser
ngtngemeiuen 5iIhersis8ciima, Elm
sRoiieniieytsu BON 5oreuea bsota9let
Werutlo4t lDugoe eS bur4 DaaS.
iGud5e. Gs 9elarg. nod lebenNs, ater
ermatieis 3ogeIlea ouy9 I5Isanils
lte6erIragims III TriiAtpuder 81 rsts
ten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-26

Die SabreSpfrinmullma Ocr INIT
niaipoIcu aunit@cicIidoit miro ON
Montao 9GbenO IN scr N|cGou,Noae
Qbec6oItcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-26

9l5iinour bon 1ircihbdlscrn Sic
91iipniidgicrc bcIditi9t babcll sIlS
Scr GoponIteu ibn.Mr &crauiluor
nme soa. ioa cg geihlaplt b0benl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-26
@rnnOcigcmt6nms.NI .NIurft.


~'or1 " 0lObom BOT all Nerru
Somoro y g Couopoit oos Orciitodigc
~ SSseranoo'Sous 9ir. 7O3, 0Joriud-
S,,,,a Sge9l'e welbes arluto5iuSirci it,
To 'u ole 6irmo gS. g. 6. Sodion &
0o; ncrtauit.
g,crro, nv" @errn @vlonO y. Stcwort olS
c,tro''ssle c,Yusler crwor6 Scrr gloron
@r 1@B ~, ocn 9eiittitcl altf OoS SoiS
Mc,%ssi,' XXI Noro-Soporo.S SnoBc Gas
Ih,s S,; S1; lorroc Ourd oic 5iruio SSu.
'"'S %''ne peruritteIt
oo,...l = Z ssStealtg @1ort" 6ot fiir droil
Sa,,g ~ oS y. @'ioOIcton Sos 5pciitodigc
monS molm.y y'r. +, 2lo7 SItAlooiion glocuic.
''ySgeS Ti. : C@rmO8insirci it, pcrnictbct.
mis- I,c erOcn oon ,yoiep0 aricOen,
gesS . oooen OoS GrluoItiid 9lr. t3.
S'o9o;aC l!n..aton.StroBe mn G6omoS
pcrTo,,. Yul lllr ocn Grpi$ bon $4,000
@iprrn @''pnli t, Sic 6irmo 8crOinonO uuO
teItsn nV y y Guaou & 9|epbclu permit.
i6Sit Ut Scrrn S'9}ciQ oaS @c.
Sam. Slr Snaculsllrs 0cporfcmcnt ser
oinnt ''$ s.. @,optins lmipcriitat" be-
sltrSnaO OCr T.. ''ntcrri6t in Ocm RlbcuO-
~ ~ qn 5. SScbrltor
retecrsaa rs arobc , 0'ostcuboa scr ,.9us.
..qnri,a ,s4. l,lOct belltc slbeno in Der
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-26

ltplnaenGclt beireii.
IS 1T fin enc
SraL Die geluno III
nno nic clittcn
bat, lnull0aIi1, has
@cfiibI oicIer ar
neil lei oeuo oeu
6rauen 5ll ermeI
ieu iuenu lie ihre
@eiunobeit micocrs
bnbcn ihreu ciiri-
acu gS\itu9d, nuNc-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-26

0leihsI5tlGl4ife.
- Vnivfleaieo gsan Ne., msrO cSe sigahe
NiIcrnoarcn nlfer Wrf .uA n,t.
fxS o..r
lulhlcu* ,3tOeVur.
Ga Scott @aHNc ee., So sei gerosech @ir.
Nl9eND' NNcntCll tliQ NGn0ier
sterrr IL Tuani, Il Ernhem. a. NW.pprlnat.aa
Q,itnracn 9tSlihrigtan elf
she J,oJe n,+s soe,,s u,,,.,s d 4,
aisc8sss Se6SaI,csabser wv " NsVasceff@ir.
EcNfid1e BHdlcr nli0 Sc.tlGrliicK.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-26

Cnen @ioriblIb Gin Ncacr Wiibtc
aciicu $ti.l5 IN Der lii0Iihcn 10.
li5ciltatiou 1iuierlcgcn, Sin Gouout
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-26
potriulifc6c Nntmurt

@tiM 9(usbrum Oes 9rtnlrieges oas
Tiicg.e Sis tcyaDnfs frcus6lifthe cs6oii.
1ptelerip Rd6el in CT. 93cieTsbure.
Im @probcNo 6es giusmarid,e5 6er
riifiiIdcn Iruppea eotea cinise Der
mitcinberuicncn 2fIi5isre Elm Sysfma9l
su Gbreu ocr aiiniilerin. Sci oisTcr
@cleasn9eit dubevte tiaer ber bo6qcs
iielltelien Don i6neu sur 9}o@el. .glbs
i1icSnrbmen lpollcu mir niat bon
Sbnep mir iasen Iictty ~gtuf geisoers
feEenT bcnn binncn iur3em rerbca
mir tei Sbnca in Noris iein unD Sy6re
geIunOEeit IN Iprii6en0em Gbompogs
ner triaisn."
Das ourfts oie suic pairioiia ibrem
9Sterlanoc niht bieten laHen, Sr
,0lem Stols, aber unter Sen liebtnss
lpiiroiqilen 5ormcn entoesncte Te:
pgIuf Mieoeli,teu olTo in @aris aeis
Der nur tit 5rantrei4 uicht reid ees
mug I'M ole feline Grisgsgefdngenen
nit Gbampdoner beiptrten 5u tonnen!"
NdS h1bue 9Iiid her Trnu IN "a
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-26

tcir scr GarcuitroEcn Sinie iaotc
acacn Otn 9,eacr ans, ARori0alt
ioll hidt cIIcin ien Sd5raeIo ndt
bc5a9lt 9obca paorru aa9 our@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-26
lSener.gS Mediterranean.

"a g. Gh0dtIfar0 & CSa,
ll7-ei GtdintcI @Oipircrcc Wull0ind
nGeuiidlc Sencg g@ernaetaane. 0leit'im0if.H pol.
lAahr uuf Gnltiul1rc @tg0Ae
oDrtltu i9nl 3lrlilHcrMsS.oiC oiCtifidlaltH
p0lrMorea5frAhe unh @Niiom Aoufc Hpenug
nylorcl NiNnrnntr Go " 9lpsyppal." etiub g
Wdtheln, Jieil0snd. 'Qlau1lcr Tot i03 0uolns
ber Of Commerce Nuiloin0
sScrmnrtn ivesier BcrN1lernne0 NricHiMulf~
Baltimore uro Horih.sira6e
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-26

ren 9roleR syn 5eIIen SIC lci0en, ME Iic
gclitten bobcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-26

Mbonnfnien, bic bcu .0chldlen Currcipnu.
bcntfu" uidli phultlld ooer unrcnefmdnIa rr.
bnlten, iino ncbcien, bcr cfilcc banuu pcr -.
lepbpu obet lnfliilim @iitibslhma ~ maneu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-26

@lcapIottcn Nlctaa etc.
gSou guutlm & 60, 9nt., t3~i5 gaisealom
Sirohe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-26

Das b16iic Slid Der Groa III Is,
saua IN ben Sper5eu ber t1dgeu sa Iebsu
uno bic ibrioen gon5 IL ibr sissits
Ser3 eiuihIitbsn 81 t0nnsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-26

Yndnrb I35 $500 - g6 s9.7bO
,,ENeurD Nipiyr 50. pi gditimufen Glarlee
= .nBe uHo 9d YnnnLglDenue
GHr0u, Die pnpulAre @dr 1896 nnb $9t5
Wnr-1cl Wiub'le Nu.s @aruee 1sO5- 10 Ncrtr
Charles Girobe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-26

SNlpferidmic6c mo 'RIuubcrS.
3ppR 3nbert, 1874 1hemeS Sirabc @. h B.
Ieicpbpn. MsOlie 1859
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-26

@aumateriaIien, E6iireu, 5eufier-
rabmeL 2doen etc.
Ses. v. Softer 4 60, fiB-.i7 gAD.ty tyre0es
ridrSirabe,
9S0tcnt. .Inm1lte.
GbiUlu 3. eaHneIe, get3i8onmali; waitais
DaHoelsrs dnbHurien, 9eyiaefredie. Wlarb
lano IruIt Building
1hapl'h VI 1eFnRlra, ii3-1i7 rap Hnilelug
SrldbrGc Vrtnhru1u
U. ~. a ~. =. NoiDarhs 5iI continental Mi0Q
Ntdfi3iren felt 1879 eriolorelW IN Ndlila0re
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-26

3iun Wciton ocS ct. glancS.@oipi
tolS fiuoct Oil 9)tortag Abcno cine
Benefits .9oriteame III Scr aW}dif
9Ifaoemic" itoit.
Sm oSofel 9lcunert@ ianO acitcru
g(6cnO oaS SSobreS .@onfctt Der Nit.
glieoer scr uGoreiou Commerce vi
Iociotion~ itait.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-26
2an0mirtbI6aItIihe @erStle unA

0rHIn auru,r O., ao5 aoro.gaea1 olran..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-26

Die 9lew Yorfer Noric mar ecitern
mr BON ptoieiiioueacm Gborof-
Ter. n Gic @rciic ibwonftcn itn-
bcoeutcno imO NOR es mebr ein
n@e6cu imO 3uriideeben".
Baltimore goric rubig. Sou-
0els lle6erllGt.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1917-06-07
Children's Home Election.

The twenty-third annual meeting
of the New Jersey Children's Home
Society, will be held at the Receiving
Home in Trenton, on Thursday morn
ing, June IA, 1917, at 10 O'Clock.
There will be an election of twelve
members of the State Board Of
Managers to serve for three years.
The Secretary, Treasurer and Super
intendent will submit their reports
for the work done during the year.
DR.. w. H. Slingerland of the De-
partment of Child Helping of the
Russell Sage Foundation, New York,
will deliver an address. DR.. Singer
land was, for many years, Superin-
tendent of the Iowa Children's Home
Society, and one of the incorporpora-
tors of the National Children's Home
Society.
Following the morning meeting,
the Ladies' Auxiliary of Trenton,
will serve a luncheon to all attend
ing the meeting. The Ladies Auxili-
airy has rendered the Society splen-
did financial assistance during the
current year.
There will be an afternoon meet
ing at 2 o'clock, when the newly
elected State Board of Managers,
will organize and appoint committees
for the ensuing year.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1917-06-07
Sergeantsville.

Mrs. Walter Anderson is ill at her
home on Sandy Ridge.
The Ladies Aid Society of the M.
E. church will meet Thursday after
noon at the home of Mrs. Irwin
Cline.
Mrs. ]. j. Rittenhouse is spending
the week with her sister, Mrs. Will
liam Servis, 298 Spring street, Tren-
ton.
Rev. M. B. Miller, who underwent
an operation at St. Francis hospital
Trenton, last Monday, is improving
slowly.
Mrs. Margaret C. Holcombe, of
Trenton is visiting Mrs. Theodore F.
Green.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1917-06-07

Mrs. Lewis L. Higgins, who has
been seriously i'll for some time, has
been removed to St. Francis hospital
Trenton, for treatment.
N. Voorhees, Myers, for six years
past teacher of Green Sergeants'
school has accepted the principalship
of the Stockton public schools, and
will enter Upon his new duties the
first of September.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. J. Eppele, James
Benson, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Goldbor-
ough, Mrs. Nellie G. Ayers and Mrs.
N. V. Myers were recent visitors at
Valley Forge, Pa.
Mrs. Sylvester Hoff is the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Emf at King
wood.
Freida, the little daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Isaac Bacorn who was
seriously ill and threatened with
cholera infantum is now improving.
Miss Violet Shepherd spent the
week end with friends in Fleming
ton. =
Mrs. H. 0. Smith of Wickeckeoke
Valley spent Friday with Mrs. l. P.
Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Servis
of Trenton spent the week end with
Mr.. and Mrs. J. j. Rittenhouse.
Children's Day exercises will be
observed in the M. E. church on
next Sunday evening.
Mrs. ]. C. Snyder and Miss Ida j.
Ham were guests of Mrs. Ann Bon
nell of Raritan on Saturday.
There will be preaching service at
the Amwell German Baptist church,
Sunday morning at II o'clock. Sun
day school at a. M, at Sand Brook
church at 3 p. m.
J. C. Snyder is having new con-
crete walks laid around his residence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore M. Horne
of Headquarters spent Decoration
Day with Rev. and Mrs. H. 7.
Horne of Pennington.
Mrs. Judson Stull is spending
week with Mr.. and Mrs. Wilmer Al
paugh of near Pittstown.
Mrs. H. V. B. Cox spent the past
week with relatives at Hopewell.
Miss Hannah B. Lambert and her
cousin Miss Janet Harrop spent a
few days last week with friends at
Trenton.
Mrs. S. Eleck was stricken sud-
denly ill few days ago.
Dorothy, the little daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Paugh is improved
from an attack of whooping cough.
Miss Elizabeth Clark returned to
the Brooklyn hospital on Wednesday
after spending weeks vacation
with her parents Mr.. and Mrs. 7. E.
Clark.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1917-06-07

MUSICAL STUDENTS WANTED
Students in instrumental music are
desired, on piano or organ. Please
advise H. Kathleen VanPelt, New
Hope, Pa.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1917-06-07
CAST OF CHARACTERS.

MCarty The Irish Detective Qumby
Joe Brentwood, Alias "Soapy joe Magil
Eben Scragg Who Keeps the Store c. A. Knight
Sas Who % Lookout Mountain Slotter
Jason Thatcher, Town Constable Otis Doan
Frank Brown, From the Bowery Henry Hussey
Molly Scraggs, The Pride of Huckins Run Bess Magil
Kate Briefly, Of the Salvation Army Mrs. Williams
Thankful Backbone, With an impeachment E. Keyser
SETTING:
Interior Een Scragg the Village Huckns Vermont
Dooryard of Eben Scraggs home.
III.
Scene l. ParIor in Eben Scragg's Home Huckins Run
Scene II Country Hghroad Five hours have elapsed.
Scene III. The counerfees den
Nv.
Drawing home Capt Lawrence McCarty the New
York police. Ten years have elapsed
MUSIC BY NEW HOPE ORCHESTRA.
Tickets for sale by members of Red Cross Admission 15c
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1917-06-07

CHILDREN'S DAY
SPECIALS.

Children's hats at $1.00 regular
$3.50 and $500.
Children's white canvas pumps,
S1.l9 regular $1.50.
Our new line ofmisses and women's
white lingerie dresses can be had In
a variety of styles and prices.
Women's white canvass sportpump
rubber sole and 1.39 regular $l.75.
Women's afternoon dresses, pleat-
ed models $1.75 worth $3.50.
Children's and women's parasols
in different colors.
PREPAREDNESS
the topic of the day so prepare for
the rainy weather. A lot of new
raincoats just arrived, colors and
styles to suit ones taste.
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SCRAP IRON,
RUBBERS, RAGS
" a1lted

1t necessary for call particular attention to the inter-
esng which exist today waste material Never before nave
had opportunity dispose of waste such high prices
not neglect opportunity the prices will always like they
today
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KEYSTONE STOCK FOOD

Keeps your cattle and farm stock healthy and well at
small COST and with but little trouble So confident is the
manufacturer that the feeding of this food will keep your
cattle immune from disease that guarantee to this effect
goes along with the land effective every time if its
directions and conditions are followed.
We expect to call upon each farmer in the CoryelPs
Ferry Community as rapidly get around to them,
but in the meantime you will be served by mail order or
telephone, if you let us know.
joseph P. Martin and Charles F. Martindell,
10 CoRYELL STREET, Lambertville N. J.
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| WILL BE IN

Pittstown, N. j., June IA, Is, Is, 1917.
Milford, N. j., June Fl, 22, %, 1917.
Frenchtown, N. j., June %, 20, 80, 1917.
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Philander B. Pierson. President.
Horace G. Wolfe. SeC'y and Treas.
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The Washington herald., 1917-05-11
u. S. SENATE OPPOSES
RIGID GAG OF PRESS
Espionage Bill to Be Modified in Com
mittee. All Indications Show.

Regardless OF the wishes Of the ad-
ministration that the espionage bill, now
before the Senate. shall be written on
the statute books of the United States
in exactly the form as framed by the
Department OF Justice. and brought out
of the Judiciary Committee, there re-
mains now hardly a doubt that only In
the most modified form, probably re-
stricted to at least the degree of the
much modified House provision, will the
censorship of the American press be 40
complished.
This was indicated in the Senate yes
terday when an amendment offered by
Senator Hardwick. OF Georgia, removing
from the power OF the Postmaster Gem
eral the autocratic authority conferred
upon him, prevailed. Under the terms
Of the original draft, the Postmaster
Generals powers over the United States
mails were complete and in the last
degree dictatorial. The attack from
Senator Hardwick won almost the uni
versal support of the Senate, and Acting
Chairman Overman. In charge of the
bill. made not even a show of resistance
to the efforts.
course Of the espionage bill in the Senate
Is nearly run. The proposal for q vote
following the discussion of the measure
paragraph by paragraph, under q special
five-and-ten-minute rule, was accepted
by the Senate. Under the present
unanimous agreement the five-and-ten-
minute debate will begin with the re-
sumption of the discussion this morning.
The Washington herald., 1917-05-11
GOVERNMENT issues
A REAL WAR DAILY
Official Bulletin" Heavily Censored.
Makes Maiden Bow to Nation.
"T,he omcial BulIetin. "

Welcome, "The OfficiaI Bulletin"
II Is the official publication containing
all OF the war news that the officials OF
the government care TO impart to tne
general public. The first issue was put
forth last night
Secretary OF State Lansing, who Is one
Of the directors OF the publication, de-
sires nothing to be given out without his
sanction, 30 that he has apparently CEN
sored closely all OF the news.
The Committee on Public Information
has charge of the publication. The COM
mittee Is oficially known as the censor
ship board.
The Oficial Bulletin contains procla-
nations and executive orders; rules and
regulations promulgated by various Fed
eral departments; oficial bulletins and
statements; statutes and their construc-
tion; important foreign correspondence
and other subjects relating to the prose-
cution of the war.
The bulletin is distributed without cost
to public officials. newspapers, and agen-
cies Of a public or semi-public character,
equipped to disseminate the oficial infor-
nation II will contain. A charge OF IS a
year will be made TO private concerns and
individuals. The bulletin will be sent
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