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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-09-11
WEST PHILADELPHIA

FIT. WASHINGTON---A nice half-stone house
fnear sta. grammar & high schools. con-
tan, TAM 7 6edrms.: open frepl. etc; lot 1o0x21G;
at $4,000. ]. A. Barry. bO7 Id Title Bldg
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AUTOMOBILES TO HIRE

HAULING-Autotrucks to hire. 9. g. : ton
stake bodies, hour day or week; contracts
solicited. Josenh r. McCourt. oS n. 9Th st
Market 90 Main 2413. "
HAULING--Autotrucks to hire. Il to ton;
hour, day or week Callaghan Rooney,
1895 Ranstead st. Spruce 1913. Race 1871.
TOURING CAR. 7-passeneer limousine. 81. so
per hour up. Poplar 1867.
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STORAGE
UPHOLSTERING
WANTED

mechanic will do fine upho,-
stery and slip cover work Poplar 3oSl
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-09-11
MERTON

New houses. and bedrooms. and a
baths: right at station.
FRANK FRANZ H. s1aIir sM1aAHAN phone Ardmere So.
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For Rent-Stores, Floors, Offices
Business Rooms of Every Kind
J. A. Patterson, 1870 S. 18th St.

N. w. COR. 53d and Grays ave.-Restaurant
with fixtures: opposte Tloga Steel Works.
N. e. COR. b4th and Grays ave.-Grocery
store, with fixtures; rent, SIS
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-09-11
OLD GOLD

OLD gold. silver. platinum. plated ware. old
- style Jewelry. teeth plates bought for cash.
Est, 1917. J. l.. Clark. refiner. SoT SAMSON.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
CITY

FIVE 3-sToRY BROOM BRICK
DWELLINGS
s00-l1-l3-15 and 10 N 25th st.
Hot-air heat. gas, bath: splendid condition.
Price $500 each
Also 8-story Groom brick dwelling.
sit N. ,25th ST..
equipped with electric llshts: gas. h9t;air
Price $4,000.
Two blocks from Psrkway- Resdlng Sta,
blocks away; IS minutes to City Hall.
GEORGE ], EDWARDS. yR.. Owner
w Hnya sSa sSs. sHhS ssssss :Sf ns0-,s
';t;;; ''s:s'''':: = ~ 81 3 81
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PRIJMOU Sc diva mladici ma
byt beze stravy. Haste Sc v {.
4415 Lester ave. .8-6
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PRIME Sc zrucny zehlic ma
muzske kabaty. Haste Sc u F..
S. Pekarka, 3716 E. 40. ul. !?
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DORRY oTEc - DoBRY
KRAL.

v m6stskem archivu .pfiz-
skem nachazi Sc zajimavy. do
kument 2 roku 1908, jimz pred
l,osta kupeckeho cechuF Jakub
Sanguin podava zpravu 0 tom,
kterak byl uyitan kralem jim
drichem w, kdyz prisel k ne
mu, aby mu jmenem kupecke-
no cechu pfal "st'astny q vese
" novy rok."
Propustiv statpi hodnostare
- pise Jakub Sanguin obra
til. Sc J. M. kral ke mn9 a fekl:
laskave: "Kmotre Jakube Son
gnine, Wy budete dnes 8 mou!
rodinou obedvati," kterazto
radost ovsem naplDila mne vel
kym potesenim. V jideln6 kral
odlozil svdi plast' a ostatni Una
ky sve hodnosti a pravil: Kmo
ire Sanguine, mate deti?
"Mily SIRE" odvetil .jem, -
IMAM jich pet
''Dobra, pax to delete jako
ja," rekl kral, odhodil kabatec
a postavil Sc na zem ma vsecky
ctyri. ia, odloziv plast', udelal
jsem totez a v tom jiz prihnali
sc sc smichem a zpevem mali
princove. Jeden vlezl 81 ma
mne, druhy ma zada kralova a
tax jsme pred obedem jezdii
kcnickem v jidelne. Mezi jfd-
lem pric douphin drze v ruce
kolac, vyhledl oknem, vyskocil
cd stolu a bezel ven. Pohlize-
Ii jsme "a MIN a tn spatrili jsme
no, kterak bezi "a starou ze-
brackOu, dava j kolac a Jeste
vytahuje z kapsy penize, jez il
podava. Pohledl jsem ma krale
a videl jsem Shy radosti, jez
mu kanuly po tvari. Pri jidle
sedel sem po pravici kralovny
a kral pripijel ma zdar slavu
E'rapcie a ia ovsem ma vybidnu
ii mileho sira pripijel jsem tax
statecn3, ze kdyz jsem Sci do
MD, necitil jsem nohy. Drazi
pratele, rok pocina nam milosti
We. To jsem pokladal "a povin
rest 'vam oznamiti, abyste We
deli, jakeho name krale.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-05

ZABEHL, maly pes, billy pudl.
Kdo no privede do {. 46O1
Gar ave., obdrzi odmenu.
So
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PRODA Sc ohnivzdorna polka
dna, prostredni velikosti, hodi-
ci Sc pro spolek neb obchodni-
ka. Pevna cena obnasi $1O0,
da Sc "a $35, majetnik nema
pro nj potrebu. Haste Sc v els.
S737 Roadway. ]?
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on shroucen tou smelou 3 pad
nou rukou, ktera v zivot Ga
briely tax zavazne zasahla?
Prohlidka lekarem zahaje-
ma trvala dlouho a della Sc "a
Iplneho ticha.
"Jste Wy rodici tohoto mladi
ka?" tazal Sc pan Lombard, O.
brativ Sc ku Lydii Valentino
VII !.
"Jeho pratele - odvetila
Lydie 9 chvejicim Sc hlasem,
''Ucinili byste dobre, kdyby-
ste zpravili jeho rodice, mali
nejakych. "Myslim, ze noe ne
prezije. Kdyby vsak prece,
mann "a to, ze zftfejsfho zapa-
Gu slunce sc nedocka."
Lydie pritiskla ruce k celu
stala tu. tax, jak miliri obycej-
ne malujl kajici Magdalenu -
a sklesnuvsi k noham Valenti-
novym, jen zastkala:
"Boze - maj boze, jak hro
zny to trest!"
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- esxf.< -asMG 4bh.&S~ u-s---A-
KAPITOLA XIV.
!. ~.-es.a
Novy zlo6in. - Udani. :

| Bylo zapotfebi Andrea Sc
nechala z tohoto neblahehO do
mu, v nemz byl smrtelne IRA
ner, odvezti, nebot' v tOmto
pfibytku, do nehoz skutecny je
no najemce skoro nikdy neza-
vital, nebylo niceho potrebne-
no ku oSetrovani nemocneho
nebylo tn vody - ably mohl by
tt koupeli osvezen, nebylo tn ru
cniku k jeho utfeni, nebylp tn
sklenice, nebylo prosteradel,
podusek, ably Sc mu mohlo Luz
ko upravit.
Doktor Lombard bro pocho
pill podivn6 postayeni Lydie.
1'azal sc il: "Jest vam znamo,
kde bydlf rodice tohoto mlade-
no muze?"
w ulici Bleue, cislo jedenac
IT," odvetila Lydie.
"Dobre - zavolejte tedy po
voz," radil lekar "a dopravte
jej domd. TAX alespon muze v
pokoji zemrfti - obzvlast9 po
jede-li povoz zvolna. Jediny
si)ny naraz mohl by u mlad{-
ka zpdsobiti pretrzenf druhe
cevy, coz by jej zadusilo a me
10 "a nasledek smrt."
! A jako by Sc byl lekare emo
emil nahle slaby zachvat jemno
citu, tim, re Sc TAX rozhovorif,
dodal:
"Ostatne pozdeji vice - po
zdeji vice -
! A odesel, aniz by byl pozdra
vii.
20 pane", promluvila nyni
Lydie ku Valentinovi lomila
rukama, aniz by vsak byla je
dine Shy prolila, nebot' zridlo
.iJcjich nasledkem velkeho zaku
nadobro vyschlo, ia vas ne
znam, zda Sc mi vSak, ze mate
s nest t'astnikem soucit. Neopou
st6jte mne - pomozte mi jej
zachraniti, je-li to vibec jeste
: r1ozno."
"Neopustim vas," pravil Va
lentin. "Zde byl spachan zlo-
Gin, jemuz jsem jiz nemohl ia
: braniti - pokusim Sc alespof
O to, budu-li moci ubohe obeti
eivot navratit."
: 20 bIh tomu bude chtiti =
: ia @ tom nepochybujiw
!, Valentin tezi Sc ubranil pt
; sunku malomyslnosti, nebot
neveril v takovou moznost. O.
/, pustil nyni byt, aby obstaral pt
: voz. Brzo spatfil jeden, poky
: nul kocimu ably Sc priblizil
ten pokynul hlavou, ze rozum
a Valentin stoupal opet nahorl
!, k bytu. Potom snesli slaboui
} kc tilko Andreovo, jenz neby
i tezsi nez mlada divka, dolI ,
a vlozili no do povozu.
: Mlada pani a Valentin uset
: Ii ma zadnim sedadle drozky
: -lvalentin porucil kocimu, alb!
a jel krokem. Proto potreboval
v skoro hodinu nez dojeli cd ma
brett de la Tournelle k ulic
}, Bleue.
o Zde Lydie opxt nalezla slzl
0 Byla nyni nucena opustit mia
= dika, "a nejz by tax rada. byl'
Y zivet " iobst Sptiaesla ! Neodv'
i lila Sc jiti dale. - vzdyt' pr
n ce nemohla predstoupiti pre-
!, Andreova otce! Co mu mohl
i rici - jakych md podati Wy
2 svetleni? Fost4zevala 81 Vale
e tinovi q ten snazil Sc potssiti /!
j a dodati il neco zmuzilosti.
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Verna laSka
aneb BOZ o MILIONY.
Roman Napsa julius Mary
aneb BOZ o MILIONY.

B
kez vam bIh pozehna! !" zvolala
I4ydie a odkvapila.
Valentin wal mladeho muze
Y naruc, obratit jej, posadil jej
z prima ma pohovku, rozepnul
mu limec, vestu a kosili, pridr-
Eel ucho k srdci, jez sotva je
ste bilo jen praslabou znamku
zivota projevovalo. Hledaje vo
dy prosel pokojem, nenaleznul
ale zadne. Potom sesel po scho
dech dol1 k domovnfkvi.
Pocestny ten muz byl hodne
pod6sen. Lydie bezeEa okolo ne
no, tazala Sc pc lekari a pTi
tom pronesla slova, z nichz tu-
sill, re Sc neco neobydlenem
bytu odehralo. Kdyz Valentyn
zadal 0 vodu, chtel MIN zapo-
5iti rozhovor - avsak chvlli
byla k tomu' spatne volena, ne
bot Valentin, kdyz byl obdrzel
co zadal, special po schodech
nahoru i zdstal mu odpoved dlu
zen. Navrativ sc ku Andreovi,
smocil svuj kapesni satek do mi
sy naplnene vodou a potion uti
raj mlademu muzi cello, oblicej,
dsta, rucehi tepny.
Pc nejake chviIi Andrea opet
povzdychnul, 'neotevrel vsak o.
ci = z1stal v bezvedomi. Pou-
re vnitfni zraneni, pretrzeni ne
jake zily sp1sobene hroznymi
slovy Rouguiovymi, Sc zacelilo,
nebot' ma rtech umirajiciho ne
Cbjevovaia Sc jiz zadna krev.
Ga odchOdu Lydie uplypula jiz
Ctvrt hodina a prece sc mlada
zena jeste nevracela. Valentin
pochyboval, re by zde umeni le
kare pomohlo - domnlval sc,
ze jiz jest prilis pozde, nez ably
tu nejdovednejsi lekaf mohl ne
&C svest, veril, ze tato mdloba
rychle jiste skonci smrti.
Domovnik, zahrnuje il mno-
hymi otazkami a vykriky, pove-
del Lydii, kde bydli pejblizsi le-
kar v okoli nabrezi de la Tour
nellie. Byl to starry praktikus
jmenem Lombard, velmi znamy
to lekar a bydlel We vzdalenosti
pouze nekolika krok1 cd ma
brezf v ulici des Bernardis.
Vsechny ty udalosti, jez jsme
v lfedchazejicim vylicily, vypl
nily cas- celeho odpoledne. Bylo
skoro sest hodin, kdyz Lydie
opustila dunn ma nabrezi de la
Tournelle. Nalezpe lekare do
ma? Chvela Sc, kdyz zatahla
zvonec. Prisel slouzici. MraZe-
nj nj lomcovalo, kdyz Sc pc le-
kari tazala. Ryl donna. Oddych
la 81. Nechai pani RouguinovoU
yStoupiti do maleho pokoje q
slouzici il rekl:
PAN muj bude yam brzo /
sluzbam. Musel po cely den bf
hati - nyni Sc chce najisti. -
Chcete seckati -"
Seckati! To znamenalo smr
hndreovu.
"Reknete svemu papu," re
bronila, ''ze to ma ma speech -
ze jest to povazliva nemoc -
Zivot mladeho muze zavisi oe
jeho pfichodu!"
Sluzici ucinil posunek, jen;
znamenal asi tolik: "Pochybu
il, re Sc tim pan muj da pohnol
ii od opusteni jidla!"
Odesel vsak rychle, ably spl
nil prosbu Lydie. Vratil Sc z;
chvili. PAN doktor prosi o ma
le strpeni. Lituje, re nemuze il
tt hned Dude to ale "a chvi
H."
Lydie zbledla .V'prvni civil
chtela odejiti a poptati Sc il
neho lekafe - ale u ktereho
Musela znati adresu jineho lie
kare prve nez by odesla. Byl;
by promrhafa take cas- a pal
rebyla jista, zda-li by nemusel'
hledti jeste dale
= Zdstala tedy slouzici ode
Sci. Minuty prchaly. 4 Jideln
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Napsal julius Mary

sti, jez il vsak nyni srdce roze
diraly.
/ Muz ten 81 neprispisil - ne
chapal v jakych uzkostechy Sc
nalezala. Coz pax nelnohl sve
jodlo zkratiti? Nebyla takova
lhostejnost zlocinem? Lydie
nemohla toho dele snesti - o.
tevrela dvere a vesla do jidel
ny. Vida il vstupovati, lekaf
[povstal, pax ale hned Ease u
sednul, aniz by il byl pozdra-
|vil.
! Go jest - GO jest vam, ma
dame?' 'tazal sc pan Lombard
rrekvapen.
Ach, pane doktore - on u
mira - on umira!" zvolala Ly
die prosebne.
Lekar byl dlouholetou svou
praksi takovym vyjevdm zvyk
II a citlivost jeho byla tudiz o.
tapena. Neodpovedel, pokynul
jen Lydii, aby useda' a pokra-
coval v jidle. Kdyz tax videl
nlladou zenu zde sedici, aniz
by promluvila, majici vsak ru
ce zoufale zalozene, pravil pl-
nymi usty:
"Jsem hotov - jen jest6 mi
nutku!'
Jeho obed vskutku Sc blizil
konci. Jak dlouho to ale trvalo
nez fadesel konec - jak dlOu
no Sc to zdalo trvat Lydii! IDA
10 Sc il, jako by lekar pro sve
potesenl prodluzoval jldlo. !.
Nyni dosla rada ma syr -
pax na ovOce.
Pan Lombard mel dobrou
chut'. Podle neho stala fahev
stareho vina, z niz slouzici n.y.
niz peclivosti v pravde otcov-
skou vytahnul zatku.
Lekar vypil dive sklenice -
rohodlne, zdlouhave, rozvaz
nosti labuznika. Nyni bylo jid
10 skonceno - Lydie alesp0h
TAX soudila. VSak lekar sahnul
jeste po kave. Cinil pouze ma
lie loky, nebot' kava byla vel
hi vrela. Posleze nalil 81 sklen
ku likeru, pax 81 utrel lsta a
povstal.
I Lydie byla jiz u dveri a O.
hi6dla Sc po mem = rozmysle
la Sc, nema-li Sc nan vrhnouti
a nasilne jej vyvleci ven.
"Tak nyni yam jsem k sluz-
ham," pravil doktor a pristou-
pill k zrcadlu, kde 81 vlasy pfi-
cesal. Potom vklouzl do svrch-
niku, wal klobouk i hdl a ma
palil 81 doutnik. live sc otazal
".Iest to dalekO?"
20 ne, pane, jen asi pet mi.
nut - ma nabrezl de la Tour.
nelle."
Tim hure - tim hure. ia
Sc rad po jidle radne projdu!
Sesli po schodech dolG. &c.
sta trvala opravdu jen pet m
nut. Pan Lombard nemel casu
vykouriti svou cigaretu. Lho
stejnost doktorova Lydie po
: drazdila. Budiz vsak ku jchG
chvale povedeno, ze jakmile
vessel do pokoje, v nemz An
crea lezel, hned byl starym
Govednym, svedomitym leka
: rem, jsa ovladan jen svou po
vinnosti. kteraz v mem vsechny
jeho naklonnosti utlumila.
: Valetin mu pomahal, Zbavi,
hoEejsi cast Andreova tela 81
: tu. Lekaf prilozil ucho sve k,
: zaaam nemocn6ho. Zrakln
: Lydie neusel jediny pohyb je
ho - ncodvazovala Sc ami dy
i chat - tax velika byla jeji u
: cast - tax velice sc obaval;
; toho, jaky bude vyrok lekafd'
: po prohlidce.
! pokud Sc VaVlentina tykalo
byl jat soucitem pro mihdeh'
\ nuze, o nemz nevedel MECH,
vice nez ze jest mlad a memo
: cen, k nemuz vsak bezdek,
= by! pritahovan. Ci nsbyl obet
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PRODAJf Sc obchodni donny,
jeden Sc dvema story, hostipec
a strizni obchod, druhy ma
zlatnicky obchod. Podminky
i,airne a cena ,velnli levna. Biz
81 Sc sdslisv (. 5421 Fleet ave-,
roh +. IS ul. $50
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PRODA Sc grocerni obchod v
okoli kostela p. Marie Lourd-
ske v nejpfihodnejsim mist9.
Dobra prllezitost pro ceskeho
obchodnika. ZaSlete vasi ma
bidku pod znackou Box 90 do
adm. t.. listu. 8-5
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PRODA Sc lot, aneb Sc vymeni
"a automobil. Lot Sc nachazi
na w. Boulevardu. Haste Sc
X {. 37O7 Fulton Rd. 8-9
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fPRODA Sc dunn ma Bower ave.
.hodici Sc pro jednu neb dive ro-
diny, blize E. 55 ul., O 8 poko-
jich, koupelna, garaz, ban. Vel
mi levna cena $37O0 hotov6.
Blizsi sdeli V. Honcik, 41O6 E.
|131 ul. TEL Broad 2O97 R.
8-6
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PRIME Sc

PRlJMOU Sc zeny ma lehkou
praci v tovarne pri dobrem pla
tn. Haste Sc u Cleveland Wire
Spring Co. na E. 40 ul. a Har-
ward. 8-9
Warren sheaf., 1918-02-27

A special meeting held Jan. 3oth,
1918.
Meeting called to order by the Chair
man. All members present.
Pursuant to notice the Board met to
take such steps as may be necessary in
carrying out the provision of Order No.
% issued by the Minnesota Commission
OF Public Safety.
commissioner Q. Enge offered the
following resolution in writing and
moved it's adoption:
Be 1t Resolved that the County Audi
tor be and he is hereby authorized to
employ such help as may be necessary
IN carrying out the provisions of Order
No. % issued by the Minnesota Com
mission of Public Safety, on the 18th
day of January, 1918
Commissioner G. +. AdolphsOn sec
onded the motion and the same being
put received a ma jority Of the votes Of
the members Of the County Board and
was duly carried and was by the Chair
man. then presiding. declared.
On motion adjourned.
\. n. LODOEN
Chairman County Board.
Attest:
A. G. LUNDGREN,
County Auditor.
(NUdilor'S SeaD
Warren sheaf., 1918-02-27
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS OF THE
COUNTY BOARD OF MARSHALI.
COUNTY. MINNESOTA.

Adjourned meeting held Feb. 18th,
1918 Meeting called to order at 10
o'clock A. NJ. for the purpose Of final
hearing on County Ditch No 80.
The Board adjourned to Feb. Goth.
1913, at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
Feb. goth, 1918, at 10 o'clock Board
reconveened. All members present.
State of Minnesota,
County of Marshall-ss.
In the Matter Of County Ditch No. 20.
This matter having come regularly
before the County Board Of Marshall
County, Minnesota, and the matter hav-
ing been duly considered and deter
m ined, it is
+ Ordered that the viewers report be
referred back to the viewers with in
structions to make such changes and
Recommendations as they in their judg-
ment may deem just and equitable, and
| to forthwith report said changes and
recomm mendations to this Board. 4 a..
| Dated at Warren, Minnesota, Feb.
ruary 20th, 1918. .tg#t = T. .As. i
! ...s BY the Board: u y
| ''' A. N. LODOEN, /
|. ... w.. Chairman
AtAeSe; x. &. LUNDGREN, ..s.@
Auditor. .n@% %... s.s4.,
/ (Auditor's SeaD #
State OF Minnesota 2#ss 5#
! County OF Marshall III
Warren sheaf., 1918-02-27
In the Matter of County Ditch No. 80
NJ NINrShall County. Minnesota ElE

The undersigned viewers to. whom
was re-referred county ditch number
have reconsidered all matters sub
mitted to them and make and return
the following facts: r.. ~ -.t S.14 Il
fits on the following described lands
should be and hereby are found to be
in the amounts set forth opposite the
return of benefits as to these particu-
lar lands as made in our original re
port should be cancelled and those
given in this report should be inserted
therein tO-Wit:
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-07-26
Shiloh Camp To
Open Next Week

The annual camp meeting held at
Shiloh by the NJ. P Church will be-
gin August End, and continue until
August II. The visiting ministers
will be Revs. W. r. Graham, D. D.,
iJ. w Trout, .. D., G.. Q. Bacchus,
and E. H. Jones.
Tuesday, August 9Th, will be Pa
triotic Day. This will be in charge
of Mrs. Andrews, county chairman of
the Council of Defense. All the SER
vices on this day will be patrio i2.
The speakers will be Mrs. Andrews,
Rev. T. H. Sewis, D. D., and lady
from Washington, who will speak at
night, on Child Welfare.
Friday, the 5th, will he Sunday
School Workers Day. This viii be
in charge of Rev. w. NJ. Snyder,
chairman of the County Sunday
School Union. Miss Maggie Wilson,
State superintendent of Primary
Work, will be one of the speakers.
Special prayer service each morning g
at nine o'clock, for our country, our
Allies, and our boys.
DR.. Trout will give Bible readings
at some period each day of the camp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sheats, popular gos-
pei singers, of baltimore, have been
engaged to take charge of the sing
ing.
Mr.. Robert Medford, of Hurlock,
will have charge of the boarding
tent, and serve good meals at rea-
sor.-y'e rates.
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Dean Enlists In Army

Mr.. William Cleveland Dean, for
merly of this county, who for the
Ipast four years as.s been eenRsstsa
with the Bureau of Highways, Phila-
delphia, in the construction of
streets and roads, has resigned his
position as an assistant engineer in
the First Highways District, to en-
ter the army. Mr.. Deans most re-
cent assignment was on the recon-
struction of the Penrose Ferry and
Tinicum Island road, leading into the
great shipbuilding plant at Hog Is
land- where he acted as supervising g
engineer for the city. In addition to
this, Mr.. Dean has had charge of
road construction adjacent to Fort
Niffiin and League Island Navy
Yard, Philadelphia He will report
at Fort Forrest, Ca, with the under
standing that he will be transferred
later to labor battalion now orga-
nizing in Philadelphia, provided his
application for commission as Second
Lieutenant is approved by the War
Department.
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East New Market Items

Mrs. Ellen Fooks has returned to
her home at Cambridge, after a visit
to Mrs. F. H. Camper
Misses Mary Wrightson Camper
and Mildred Nichols have returned
from a visit to Sykesville.
Miss Uric, of Newark. n. j.. is the
guest of Mrs. Jefferson
Miss Eva Jefferson is spending
sometime in Easton.
Mr. and Mrs. William Wooden, Mr..
and Mrs. Olin Higgins, of Hurlock,
were among the visitors to Mr. and
Mrs. T. S. Higgins on Sunday.
Miss Elizabeth BrinsfeId has re-
turned from a visit to Baltimore and
Philadelphia.
The Baptist Sunday School held
their annual picnic at Green's Point
Tuesday, July 23rd.
Miss May Saxton, of Baltimore, is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Annie Sax
ton.
Master Edward Johnson, of Wash
ington, D. c., is visiting his cousin,
Miss Bessie Hackett, near town.
Mrs George Kennerly and daugh-
ter, Margaret, have returned to Sails
bury, after visit with Mrs. Chas.
Webster.
Misses Elizabeth Nichols and Eliza
beth Vickers are visiting Mrs. Null
ligan, at Wilmin gton, Del.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Willis, Miss
Adah Hicks, Mr. Paul Willis, and
Mrs Kate Reid, attended Beckwtth
Camp on Sunday
Mrs. Winfield Nichols and Mrs.
BERTHE Helsby are numbered among
the sick.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Webster. Misses
Mary and Louise Webster. attended
the banquet at the Atlantic Hotel,
Ocean City, July 18th, given by the
Eastern Shore umbermen's Associa-
tion.
Mrs. Mary X. Wiley and children,
Rebecca and Mary Brambla, have re-
turned from visit to Baltimore
Miss Myra Deane, of Cambridge,
who is spending part of her vacation
with Mrs. Geo. Hicks, is now in
Washington, for a few days Miss
Emma Deane is also visiting Mrs.
Hicks.
Mrs Samuel Greenwood, of Chica-
go, and Miss Louise Stevens, of Bal
timore, are guests of Miss Elizabeth
Wright.
Rev. and Mrs. E. w. Jones and
children, of Wilmington, Del, are
Guests of Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Clifton.
DR.. H. F. Nichols attended the.
Eastern Shore, Delaware and Vir-
ginia Medical Association, which met
at Ocean City July 18th.
Rev. Mr.. Baylor, of Baltimore,
preached at the Baptist Church Sum
day, and was the guest Of Rev. and
Mrs. White part of the week.
Mrs. Everett Holland, of Balti-
more, is spending sometime in town.
Mrs Annie Carmine, wife of the
late Capt. VIM. Carmine, died Mon
day afternoon at six o'clock, in the
Cambridge Hospital. Mrs. Carmine
is survived by one son, Mr.. John Car
mine. of Wilmington, Del, and lit
tie granddaughter, Elsie Carmine.
The funeral services were held We'd
nesday morning at st. Stephens P.
E. Church
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Mrs. William c. Buckson

Mrs. Susan A, wife of the Rev.
William C. Buckson, pastor of Wen
ma Methodist Episcopal Church, died
at the Cambridge Maryland Hospital
yesterday afternoon at ten minutes
after three o'clock, following long
illness. She was brought to the
hospital about ten days ago, and un-
derwent an operation in the hope
that her condition might be i'm
proved.
She is survived, in addition to her
husband, by four children, one dau-
ghter, Mrs. Clifford Anderson, of
Cheswold, Del, and three sons, Sea-
bourne, of Dover, Del; w. Chandus,
of Camp Lee, Petersburg, Va, and
Harold Buckson. who is in the ser
vice somewhere in France. She also
leaves one sister and four brothers,
all of whom reside in Delaware.
The funeral services will be held
at Cheswold, Del, tomorrow, Satur-
day, morning at IL o'clock.
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