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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-11
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.@ott berSeib' Dir, Wfrtter. Gii
bait mid I'M nein 2ebeusgliid betro'
gen. 2ebe ipobl."
ssrau &Iara mil Der Sindilsl1rel'
tenoen na6itiir5en. 9as idJipere sci.
oenfutter ibres idlidten @oaenflei'
bes raui6t auf bel Der iaben geipe'
anna, uno etipos in Dem &aiiiheH
I6bt Iie sur geiinmlng fonuuen. sic
tritt Suriid. atbmet tief nii uio ibre
sluaen bliden milo in troseiloemSodS
nurtb, ip1brenS iie geoanfenpoa einen
blisenoen 9rilantring an ibrer Ietl'
ten betrahtete. 9ie Sano, Die 6ieieiI
Sting trug, braildte lie nidt bittenS
auS5ilitreden.
slls cine @eripcnoelte tpur Ger
truo nod Saiiie 5iriifgetebrt.
Sur cine @eile batte DIE ihnrer'
senbe &iiioesIiebe ibr Rein geihof'
fen, ounn batte iih DOT aIles bos an
bere eeorailgt, bas nod tiefere @un'
oen idIug: Der nit idlmier Siige per'
iibte @etrlig. =. SSbr Gatte alio batte
elm 8eht, @nfIage 3u erbeben. LIND
iie nnibte es tpieoer giitrrtahen.
60 fam fie aIf 2iisenbiIrg uieoer
ON lno iab fid srton @eibref)t ge'
geniiber, Der, iie besriibeio, iogte:
sd bGbe s5bren grief erbaItet.
unb penn er audi Don feinem @ieocr'
foulmen iprad, fdm ih bod fuieoer.
Sie nod einnlaI gu bitten: tpeiieu Gu
mid nidt 70 polit6rtois obi
@ertrub bielt ieine Sunb ldnger
felt ols ionIt. ,gesin i6 ipeiie Ssbre
Greint5i6ait nid,t ab. llrib tpdre,l
Sic nif)t ieIbit gefouunel 70 bdtte if
Sie mieoer gerlifen, benn beiIte bite
i'd sic, obne gfiidbaIt urib sogernbes
9ebenfen: beifen Sie mir. SeIfeu Gle
min ole S6iiI5 giit n1ndeil bic obne
mein @iiien on nreinem @eonne ner.
iibt luurbe - BON meiner Maittrr.
Slnton @eibred)t itarrte iie an, irrtb
fuft ebenio blisartig tpie porbeIu Ger
truo:
sd itebe nllein IN Der Welt, pfe
sic tpifIe1. @onen Sie mir bos @edt
sugeiteben, fir Gle Su banbeIn, Di'
IN ioIdem Sale elm gruber bdnbeln
ipiiroe9~
Sir Sir s9I;i eIai, rubie feft in 6ein feirru.
sd tperSs Sbneu baufen bis 81
mei1,em Iesten atbeuBa,ge. fugts iie
eiufab.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-11

u. 6. 60. 5000.
garl Qimerid on gontetta Gufaro.
$500.
Caroline gsrnirg on Baltimore
9lbe. g. u. 3. SO. $3.50.
DiIiam GinHeib on GLENDALE 3.
u. $3.50.
Senrp 5. eimlid au 9anobs1 Q.
q. SO. $2750.
Sinae @aa an Rsaoing Roab 8. u
9. 60. $4,000.
5bomns Nartin an Wefern unb
Gputbsrn 2ifs sSni. 60. $4,000.
gIsnn W. gobb an 9slen Ul. Clip
pinser. 1925.
5bspbore Jintelmdn an Wldbicn
3. u. 30. 2. $500.
0erfelbe an 3. q. 9aft.$2100.
Jobn O. aappen an Deftern Ger
man gf. $500.
Bertha 3. Sc BIonb on 1Jlorence
81. 4. Woitbeius. $1,000.
GetiIstt 5ppptbeten
@iIliom Runpan on @oluntser 6.
u. .. 60. $1400.
2uiM W. qinoslsp an Cottage 3.
u. g. 60. $1,000.
WilIinms Brothers on OuiIep Bf
$500.
gsstisI SiIperInm an anna gus
5anan. 1898.
Games Dalton an Central z. II. g.
.. 60. $1,000.
Tlarp asnusbp an Bertha Rapsr.
$4,000.
Sas. fy. asnn,bp on bo. $4,000.
agnes a,nnebp an prooibent CAB.
9. u. 3. Go. $500.
9bos. Sbunmnnn an Gitp GAL gf.
$4,000.
R.ui. R. Gufb.rIonb an @sii
ginc. Turner 8Ibg. 60. $500.
80. Rebers ON 9. R. gars. $500.
4gnes R. Gammer an Bdrbord
geibeiIeI. $1,000.
@m. 8. 1lntt an Winton plafe y.
II. G. 60. $500.
6enrp s.. Sutiamp an GIars Ctr.
g. II. 3. Go. 5000.
Gbparb 8. Bennett an Nimni Sp.
9. II. 6. Go. S750.
Ridnsl BOlf on Dsf RoripOoS Q.
u. 6. 60. $1,000.
&gnes aissins an 2ibuaI 6. u. q.
Go. $500.
gbas. 6. Gbriitopber ON Reubing
mpab 8. II. 3. 60. $4,000.
2lbnm o. Sobs on @arrett 80.
Gimpiinfon. $3.50.
Glen WiIte an Weit 2ibertp .. II.
g. Go. $3.50.
.. @irsil pueeiHi an Gbo g. GOO
per. $500.
Soi. o. puccini an Sout9ern Obip
6. u. T. 60. $1,000.
Gbas. 6. Rad an Dunrants Oepos
I'll Go. $4,000.
Wtdr Wormnri on D6rRdnotlls %.
II. 6. Go. $500.
ena .. Daniels an 8. o. Bon
Sotbue. $4750.
Diefslbs ON 9. o. ekpporb.
5000.
stIhs q. gsrflsp an 2iberaI 6. u.
.. Go. $3.50.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-11
adIber. sinbpiell nnb e6aiefSpf,.

Ginige 8aterldnbsretier aus Der
Jamilie berer. bic uns ermabn.n, bds
eitfb IN ben Sirumpf gu t5un, bamit
Dns 2arib bic Sritsstpiten bsftr aufs
bringen fam, ober in ben 9Sfen bsr
Reip Yorter 9enemenibduier sinsn
Gemiiiesarten bduten. benz nidts aus
ber Der Sonne febIte, baben isst cine
Rampaene mii BEN Jelbgsf9r.t
raaufe elm aalb!- singelsitei. sic
fogm, tper jebt sin &alb iauft, ods
innerbdlb sipei Sabren nm iardenb
pfunb 5unimmi, ipirb fsin GeIb nit
Wu9er5iufen suriidbetoHmen.
Die Redniins 1T ipunberf40r.
aber iie bat ein Sod. Bon ben 9on
nen BON Wais, bic bas HdIb IN ben
3fpei Sabrtu per5sbrt, fhtptigt bic
Re9nuns Wenn ss Elm ridtises
aaIb IN - liub nidt Elm NpnbtaIb
ME bic Grfinber Der senialen Sbee
= 70 fribt es mebrmoIs jsin sniiinfs
iigss Getpidt. Soben bic Batter bss
@ebantens aussershnft, fpie piele
pfunb Wlais 5u 4 Gents elm pfunp
gfinfIeifb erssbsn2 Gber sIaaben
lie. baB oas GdIb BON 2uit nHb Wai,
fer ltbt9
Ddrum modem benn bic Gdrmer
I'm @efttn mo bic gebinsunstn ber
3iintuna unb grnGbrune bes' gtths
70 pieI aiinifieer finb. alg bier I'M
OEien, in ben msiifn Gdlm bas
aalb su @slbe, okftutt e auspadlIen
su Iaiftn7 gDie min Der i'm CEen
niffpa9ienbe Gtisr, Der has gie!fahe
fsines Gsipihts an Mais friBt, nit
brr 8iebinouftrie Der Winis probu5ies
renben ebsnen bss Deitsns tOriiur,
riren f5nnen2 6ier IN bsr mntt1,
tpdhrenb befeH bds 9bisr stfiiiisrt
tperben mub, ldngsr, bns aorn tben-
rer.
Tie .saufstinsaaEbs gnfbufins
fen bcSroben irns aIfp MD einer
@sri4tptnbung an azteui
Rorn NIB suism aaibfIsifd5.
gotf bsiputre bas 2anb boz ieinen
'yrrunben; por fsinkn sJeiub<R ip'rb
q flo boIfentfi@ ftlbes ~ fddbeH
piffk psati6es aaaxaah
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-11
10. &aptteL
eSrdu 9orette Baltin

reSrdu 9crette BaiiIs. -
Gem Sienitnl16der, bos tbr In
SausfIur eirteegentmn, bat fie lcatterl
Zones, pie cine, bic ui@t wineus iit,
iid abpeiien gu Iaiieil ibreu geuInerl
genol1rt, unb MN itebt iie I'M Ror'
5iInmer, tporterb, 6aB Die 5rmi bes
Sauies eri9eine.
lin fi6er 3u gebeu, bab 6ieieuige,
Der ibr geiud gilt, fid nid,t Dielei4t
Dor ibr aus benz SGtfe fIiiftet, bdf
iie ibren Basen olf Der 2au6itrabe
bolteu Iaiien urI0 lit bic Iests Stre6s
Biz gum 9utsbof 81 Sub gegangeu.
Geod etrlnsoI bier aiif aiisenhrrg, dirf
benz 2iisenblirg, baraiif iie fed en-;
boar Sagen fem Gnredt uiebr fteben
bot. Ser firitere &ns6riif, Der aiif
tbrem 8eiidt gelegen, oils iie babeiu
in ben feuerfeiten @eIbi9ranf bueiu
Die Sheine gef9loferi, urit benen fie
fin ibre aiif 2iise,tblirg ftebelrbe Sor.
berutlg obsefuri6en tporbeil iurrointert
ipieber ibre 8iige, uub tn trosiger
entfHoiie1tbeit It bas ftarfe Ssinn
norseidoben.
Gte firtMide plppe bier ioIl ibr
@ebe fteben, auffldrif,g min fie iid
Don ibr er5ipiupen uber has mos aiis
bem glntten me@tsauipaIt Hiff Der.
niis5uboien mar.
@ubis 1T @ertrr6 iu Dos Bor5iIn.
ner etrgetreteu.
Sdspeiserio @mien bic beiben
Srmien fid an, ieoe bon Der G,beren
er1pnrtenb, bab fie aIs erfte ou rebeu
begirune. weit elmer Satbbe,pegune
forbert @ertriib gum @tntrttt ia bos
@obn3inrner aiif, intb oils aid ho
Srni 9orette nod irruner priifeit1 fie
arIbIift, iagt iie, nidt urfrauibiih,
bod nit ftoI5er SaIhiug, obue bar an.
0eren Plas ar3ubieteu:
DHeftsaiIpuIt So&xtrtter bot oils
8eDoamddtiger r1eiues Wsarrnes nuf
SSsbre eingereibte ssorberirng BIN So.
nen Die n6tase 3ablirne seIeftet, 70.
nieI i4 tpeib. SoIlte babei etipos niGt
gang orbmiussgeuidB eriehigt tnpr.
ben fem p
r@ott bapobre, aIles IN better Orb.
itiiug. 2atter efJte TnIienbnldrf.
i4eine. -. nidt EN- eiu5iger fnlidei
barunter. llHb bod. - fie bro9
Los, IN tbren augen fnnfeIh ettpas
BiIbes, bas fie mn nriibIam nod
5uriidbteit. -. ~irrlb bod 1T Sall6.
bet bobirtrr. -. Bet1ug, bem Id
gum 0pfer sefalleu BIN"
r@ern Gie ii6 on fdIFher @eh.
nrug betrogeu bdben ioIItet. bdtteu
Sie bos poH mn aIIein nsh bieer
&edu1rng ab5rmo&en,- jngts @ertriib
faIt.
5rau Dcrette Ba,tIs itebt iuieSer
6itt Dor tbr. r2aHen Gle ben Ton,
BEN Sfe Dor elm boar @o&en nod
nif)t kotfer, NIB asrtporfea SR MIR.
@eihe ibIni ei1gefdbeTte Seiurii&.
felt 1T oa bor fi& gegnngen ober NIT
Deaeu g3ittsEn bnben Ste, aIs SIR
gaGua tart tuur % eiueu Gatasl
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-11
su.HSeisemtsams.S .SspOtsefrn.
gineinnatt 10. ansuF-
Reut n b

Reut p1pof4efen.
giobert 8. RsIfpn an RorDoob Jms
propsb Q. II. 6. 60. $1,000.
g3etiel Gilnermon an Weifsrn 4pe.
q. u. $4,000.
Charles Rno@enbouer an Southeru
Ohio 6. II. z. Go. S1200.
@i[Iiam 81. 8anforb an bic Qoflep
Bdnt. $1,000.
9ornep Grpb an Goutberu Dbio
Gop. 81. Go. 5000.
Rpfe 3. Wbite an DenH4er 2oubs
iptbr 9. u. e. Go. $500.
gentn 6loridH an Court 3ouie 3.
II, 9. Go. $500.
Seirp alrnnber ON Wdbifon q.
u. Ro. 2. $1760.
Sberefa glumsEeIb On peopIts 3.
u. g. Go. $500
9bdbbius o. Sine as Gomud d
Cooper. 800.
5ulia q. Garber an gottngs .. n.
6. 60. $3126.
H5oa,os E6nnRan- q GnxbN q
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-11
ss@hsis~itams iisbrtrasHnsen.
Gineinnatt. 10. guauit.

~ v iDs ."Suli'
ajiarearet Snen an miaiam 3.
Winterbottonl, eiH Sdbr 2eafe bonn 1.
Wtoi 1917 an uuf siren Streiftn 2dnb
entlnns BEN TliGni syluB IN SettirH
IS IN Columbia sp. 5dbriide gsistat
S45.
Grsb. D. aIsirl, ON Rpbert 9. NeL
ION, 70 bet 130 SUB an ber gtprbof,
.dt bon 6Bblaub Abe. NIB Dr4ars
Ctr. 81.
Uniform 3. Stoedel an GubreD
@. Stpedrl. % BEL II Gub an Der
9torbftits bon GpIernin Mpe. 81.
Gfber Rafo. per Sberfff an Giti,
5.as Giff 9. u 9. Co, Got / IN BiIs
1oa uno gsgiefon's 1infsrdbfb~ %
Bel los SUB ON ber msit 6. Gtrn5s.
G1401.
Die Cincinnati Come Brstpfns
Ga. Ga bis Esoht Gja<iraa 90 ID
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-11

naiIen sii6srn. burd AufiteQsn BON
eisfiibeIn unb beislsihsn Dor Der
brennsnben Sommerionne unb iibers
mdbiaen 3immsrbibs f9iiben.
ssn Der bsiben Sommtrssit psiit
uns Der sSniiintt auf cine mfbr ptgss
tdbilif6e DiGt bin, Die sneIei4 da4
BEN SuritgefiibI uorbeugt. Der Utartt
lit iebt nit iunssn. sriinsn Gtniiifm
rsidli9 befdidi: nit Sarttn RObrrlis
ben, Ddhstobnsn, glumsntoht, Sds
laisn, EobIrobt Spinnt, NIT lenHitiIo
rotben 1omaisn, gurien uao Sparst!.
Sn Butter unb Sabns babrn ri.
itbr f4madbaft unb Iei9t ptrbuuli6s
3utbdten.
Sn ben Isbien Sabrtn iinb BEN
3uder beseiiierte qobrsbner eriianDsn,
bic mad, 3uderaenuB cine 3undbms
Der f6rpsrli6en aeiffungsfdbisteit fsfts
itellen. BeIte 5iine pun faftie,n.
t0itlifpn Bssrsns unb Steinfriihten
ipintsn uns i'm CONNER. bic Jrrn.s
auder In 9erbinbuna nit organiidltH
GGuren sntbdIien: erbbesren, 5iiab.rs
rem, Sobamnisbeeren. siiri4en, Dir
ii4e, MpriioItn; WebIfpeiIsn, erenss,
pubbines, Maiss unb Rei6geriihie
NIT Obifidresn bieien tiren bcbm
RGbrtperfb.
Dubti brduht man Bel ber Snupis
mobl5eii auf bas GIeifdesridt mid. 81
ber3i9ien. Hur beaHie man In btr
aiihe, bdb 1yleiidpaoren unier her
ginipirfuns Der 6ibe feidit in 3srisss
una iibtra,bsn. asibtrli6 iitbt bas
s5leifh oft nod out aus. berbrt'tst
oub ieineu perbG9tieen geru6. birsi
ober bod beretts sefdbrlift, tSbflid)
tpirfenbe Bdiisrien, bsren giftioe aus.
lGetDunssprobuii, feTbft iO6sHnem
DdiTer unb Der gratofenbibs tpitsts
itehen.
Aud Observation-Disclosures ridten
In ben 5unbstaa.n pisl llnb.iI an. Sc.
ionbtrs atfdhrlih in bic 0orIiebe fiir
rObss. gef9dbt,s 5leffd.
@efotten ober aebrut.n in Jitifdl
Elm fsbr ipaiTerarmss Rabrunssmiittl
Rad Rubner eeben 100 5bils Slsiid,
SO Sbeile saren 8roien. 9a GIei'd'
ipeifen mub man DtI trinfsn, surtuI
lDenn He nit idarftn. pitdnien SauteH
bereiiet iinb. Dos Wdffer IN ben mes
fen gu nab. Bier bsr! 9lber bic .fG6u
eistalten1 Biere, bic IN ben 5un5sids
gen 70 rei1tm eetrunien fperbtn. p.rs
berbm ben Taasen, 9eber unb Nitrtn
unb l6f4en bod nift ben Sarff. Tos
Bette Safeleetrdnt In suics. frifmss
lluslItDaiier. Mu1 Butiermilt IN fin
gutter 9urfil5f9er. Dagesen brat
bas beitebte Gpeifeeisl5ffeln. nod
mebr bas Robisfdlu6en, piele &c.
TuHbkitIi6e RahtbsiIe.
@eeen Mben1 offns man bic G,nHrr
tpsit. GiibI unb lufiburhldffia fsi bi.
taserfdite. gin Mtdtrabe. Elm Rcbs
buartiiien NIT por5fem lIebersun. r;ps
Wcn obsr sslaneIfbede. e6Iaf, 6si
offenem Jtnfierl Damn erhdlien mir
oiir9 einen tiefen. erquidenben ShIa'
bic @liidfelisteit, am Wlorsen ofri%s
'dm bon Heiem deboren an fperbeu"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-11
2u nieI perIanat.

DDriiaueioer (beIn BON einan aarn.
fxM EN- Stoffreit. sirIu Derrrbettea
ia6ergebcn iporbeu i5D: rDGSpff bh
lkiDer tiff enrB snaereift = Der
re6te Geru1d 1T a biiid firrs getnop'
1en-
&tnhe. so, ic fmrn idh ben ffud
dber bod rnrI1ogfi5 orr5iebenl~
GmfjHneiber qIeinInutl::4 .atit
zex,a 1ieberatebex-
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1917-03-24
1 CENT A WORD

minimum charge-20c first insertion Toe
each additional insertion.)
BROODER STOVE for sale, 500 chick
capacity, price $500. 319 North
New Road. 31c
EGGS for Matching; Rhode Island
Reds; good stock. j. H. Curley, W.
Delilah road. 32c
WANTED = Unfinished rooms for
housekeeping; must be moderate.
Address A, Pleasantville Press Of
flee. soc
DANCING STUDIO-Cheapest. best
instruction in City; private. Mile
Campbell and assistant, 105 Tennes-
see avenue, Atlantic City, N. ]. 33c
ORDERS TAKEN for 2-day old
chicks, 12c each; not incubator
Matched; healthy stock. SO W.
Washington Ave, Phone 254. 33c
CYPHERS INCUBATORS for sale;
360-egg capacity in splendid condi-
ton; will hatch less number of eggs;
will sell cheap. Hugh Holahan, Til
ton Road, Mortified, N. j. 34c
WANTED-Man to clear 5 acres on
Zion Road and plant same with
corn; state your price. Address H.
l.. G., P~leasantville Press Office.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR
LEASE-Bungalow site or garden
spot at Pleasantville Terrace, Read
ing R. R.; 5000. If not sold, will
lease. Address L. T., Pleasantville
Press Office. 33c
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1917-03-24

Covers all interest in all that so feet wide
strip extending in a straight line from Shore
Road In Pleasantville to new County Road in
Egg Harbor Township, leading from Pleas
antville to Atlantic City, the centre line of
said so feet wide strip is described as fol-
lows:
Road at the intersection with the West line
of original rs feet wide right of way acquir-
ed by Atlantic City Water Works Co. said
point of intersection being 12h feet West at
right angles from the centre line of the old
IL inch cast iron main used for conveying
water from the pumping station to Atlantic
City thence South along the West line of
said original 25 foot right of way about 7,404
feet to a point where West right of way line
curves left, said point being likewise 1914
feet West from centre line of said IL inch
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1917-03-24
MT. PLEASANT nj. P. CHURCH.
Rev. w. L. Morton, Pastor.

Sunday: $50 a. NJ, Glass. 1870 a
M, Address. $50 p. M, Sunday
School. 7.3O p. M, Service of SONG
and Music. 500 p. M, Address, sub
ject, patriotic Christianity and ODE.
dience." =.
The Sunday evening service will be
observed as "Boys Service" Mr.. Ed
ward H. Ennis, of P~leasantville, will
be the speaker. Mr.. Ennis is an ex-
tensive traveller and his remarks to
the young men on this subject will be
exceedingly interesting, and especially
so at this critical time of our nations
history.
Wednesday evening at 7.30 Chris
tian Endeavor and Prayer Meeting,
followed by an exposition of the Sun
day School Lesson.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1917-03-24
CLOVER CLUB.

Mrs. Ezra A. Lake entertained the
Clover Club on Tuesday afternoon.
Those present were: Mrs. Joseph
Thomas, Mrs. George H. Adams, Mrs.
Albert F. Bossler, Mrs. George M.
Bates, Mrs. B. Frank Rutledge, Mrs.
Horace Barnard of Atlantic City,
Mrs. Ralph Schumacher, Mrs. j. e.
Zecher, Mrs. Teresa L. Zecher of Mill
vile, Miss Ethel Macdonald of st.
Petersburg, Va, Miss Elizabeth
Thomas. The Club will meet at the
home of Mrs. WOODBURY. Hudson on
next Tuesday.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1917-03-24
IN MEMORIAM.

In sad but loving remembrance of
my husband, William H. Winder, who
died March 22nd, 1915.
There is no Death What seems so is
transition
This life of mortal breath
Is but a suburb Of the life ~elysian,
Whose portal we call Death"
peace, peace! he is not dead, he doth not
sleep!
He hath awakened from the dream of life.
He has outsoared the shadows of our night.
He is secure, and now can never mourn
A heart grown cold, a head grown gray.
His Wife, Son and Daughter.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1917-03-24
NOTICE.


Pleasantville, N. j., March %, 1917.
The annual meeting of the stockholders OF
the Pleasantville Mutual Loan and Building
Association of Pleasantville, N. j., will be
held at Association Hall, corner Shore Road
and Greenway Avenue, on Saturday evening,
April 18th, 1917, at eight O'Clock p. m, fol
three I'D auditors for the ensuing year, and
for the transaction of such other business
that may be brought before them at this
time. There will be a new series of stocl
issued on this date.
w. w. CONNOLLY, President.
Attest: WILBUR REED. Secretary.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1917-03-24
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.
S. r. S~tratton, Pastor.
,rvices Sunday as follows:

SERVICES SUNDAY as
Morning worship 1920 o'clock.
Sermon subject, Approved of God"
Bible school 2:3O p. m.. Supt. Mr.. Geo.
H. Adams. Special invitation extend
ed to men and women. Evening wor-
ship 7:30 o'clock. Subject, "Where
Moral Goodness Fails" Weekly pray
er service on Wednesday evening, 1880
o'clock, followed by Bible Study; I'M
der the leadership of Prof. Francis H.
Budd. A cordial invitation is extend
ed to all services.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1917-03-24
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

Rev. H. R. McClelland, Phi. D., Pastor.
Sunday services:
1920 a. M, subject of sermon,
"Christian Fellowship"
7.45 p. M, "The Spring Time of
Life"
2.3O p. M, Bible School.
7 D.. M, Christian Endeavor.
Wednesday, 7.30 p. M, Prayer SER
vice.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1917-03-24

force main thence South in the same
straight line extended about 6,261 feet to
centre of said County Road.
Lots 8, 8, 10, IL, block 2 lots SO, "a, 50,
block 2 lots l, 2, 3, 4. 10, II, block 3 and
lot 81, block 1, Plan of lots of the Delaney
Company.
Seized as the property of Delaney Compa-
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1917-03-24
SHERIFF'S SALE.

By virtue of a writ of feri f~acias, to me d.
rected, issued out Of the New Jersey Court of
Chancery, will be sold at public vendue, on
WEDNESDAY, THE EIGHTEENTH A
OF APRIL, NINETEEN HUNDRED
AND SEVENTEEN,
at two o'clock In the afternoon of said day.
in the Court Room, No. pol, Second Floor,
Guarantee Trust Building, in the City Of At
lantic City, County Of Atlantic and State OF
New Jersey.
All the three following described lots or
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1917-03-24

ny ct al. and taken in execution at the sui
of Victoria Realty and Mortgage CompanJ
and to be sold by
JOSEPH R. BARTLETT,
Sheriff.
Dated March "a, 1917.
WILSON & CARR, Solicitors.
Prs fee, $45.56
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-08-01
JERRY COLLINS
THANKS RED CROSS


To the Hammond Red Cross from Jerry
Collins. an enlisted Hammond boy:
South Armory. July rs. II.
Hammond Red Cross:
To the kindest and best organization
in the vast universe I forward my
heartiest thanks for your highly ap-
preciated gift.
As a soldier nothing could ever rend-
er more utility than My Little Kit"
We are stationed now in Boston prop
er, as provost guard" the other COM
panies are at Rhode Island. in train
ing
Everyone is well and happy. and how
could thoys be otherwise when they
know that while here. we have that
great organization in back Of us-"you"
the Red Cross" and on the field on
all sides of US.
Thanking you a thousand times, I
will say so long" I have a few
more duties to attend to.
I remain "One of EN- what left
JERRY COLLINS.
P.S-To the dear old TINES
Hello to you;
For If you didn't exist
We'd often be blue.
"sHORTFELLow."
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-08-01
MERC|LEss BLASTS
IN CARY SAND DESERT
Wall st. Not Allowing PEG
pie On Lake Front They
Endure Suffering.

The $4,000 residents Of Gary. who
are barred from their seven miles of
lake front by orders from Wall street
endured much suffering as the result
of yesterdays heat.
Living He'll I'm South Side.
In the foreign quarter in the south
side where 10000 human beings are
packed IN few hundred acres of sand
wastes that have hardly a bit OF
greenery because many of the resi-
dents cannot afford to buy water sup
piled from Lake Michigan by the steel
trusts water works they went through
a living hell last night. The heat of
the day kept up during the night. aris-
ing from the sand and the cement
pavements. Throughout the night
sleep was broken by the cries Of babies
and the means of exhausted steel
workers
All this suffering might be anchor
ated in degree IL Wall street would
only let the people of Gary have ac-
cess to at least 100 acres of their sew
en- miles OF lake frontage in Gary.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-08-01
BE.L.ll:-ANS 8:
Absolutely Removes
Indigestion. One package
provesit it. 25c at all druggists.
CALLAHAN
BACK FROM
CAPITAL

Mayor Callahan of East Chicago. re-
turned last night from Indianapolis
where he was in conference with Gov
ernor Goodrich, Consumption Agent Esch-
bach and the attorney general in regard
10 The excessive quota assigned to this
city fer conscr lption.
The mayor faan1 mat his suspicious
were oonfrmed n that the city had no
credit whateyer for soldiers that enlist
ed through recruiting sergeants at In
diana Harbor. The total number cred
tied to the city was lis. while it should
least.
Mr.. Eschbach at once appreciated the
situation and saw its injustice. After
a conference. the state officials decided
10 wire Washington at once and see if
the proper credits could not yet be plac-
ed upon the books. No answer has yet
been received.
1t is said upon good authority that
there will be another draft in ninety
days. If this proves true, the situation
here in East Chicago can be corrected
before that time so that the city as
such. wifi not be oYer-drafted.
This situation Is direct result Of
the ambiguity that exists as result
Of a separate name being given and rec
ognized for one part of the city
Provost Marshal Cro5rder at Wash
ington. &c whora The teie gram from IN
dianapclis was sent, is busy man these
days and II is not believed that he will
cause all records pertaining TO this
county to be changed because of this
error.