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Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1919-02-15
Guild Hold Valentine Party.
Much Progress Gained.

The Girls Guild of the English
Lutheran church held Valentine So
cial and dance last night In the base
ment of the church.
The refreshments were novel, each
girl bringing enough for two in bas-
ket and the boys purchasing the bas-
ket. which he liked best and eating
with the girl whose basket he had.
This sale netted the guild about ten
dollars. About forty couples attend
ed. The men in service were invited
personally by the members of the
guild.
Miss Anna Dressler played the pi-
ano and number of valentine games
were enjoyed.
The committee consisted of Miss Ma
rie Thullenson. chairman, assisted
by the Misses Lillian Zwoyer, Dorothy
Sandbeek, Edna Nelson and Anna
Dressler.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1919-02-15

For pipeless furnace. steam or hot
water. see L. j. Larkin. 2os Market 81
feAA-l-l6-l mo-
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1919-02-15
nn Nnr AcCrrr a srnsrTrrTE

no NOT ACCEPT SUBSTITUTE
is the only instrument that actually
RE-CREATES music. q is the phonO-
graph with a soul. Come IA 20 see Us
EASY TERMS. MONTALVO 90 Smith
81. ts43-l- -24-tt'
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1919-02-15

p. A. Hardware for denatured all
cohol. ls9S-2-ls-6t'
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1919-02-15

p. A. Hardware for Yankee. Screw
Drivers. l993-Z-l3-6t'
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1919-02-15
IreIana's Declaration of Independence

Nest SUNDAYS NEW YORK AMER
ICAN will contain the fun text of Ire
lands Declaration of Independence.
Also an exclusive article by Bernard
shaw on the Peace Conference, order
now from your newsdealer.
20I3-2-15-lta
p. A. Hardware for Mazda Lamps.
I9s3-2-13- CT
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1919-02-15

p A. Hardware for Johnson's Freeze
Proof 1ss3-2-l3-6ts
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1919-02-15
ELECT HEAD
Of ASSEMBLY
IN GERMANY
SCheidemann Shows Power at
the New National Assembly
at Weimar

By ssocioted Press.
LONDON, Feb. 15.-Constantine
Sehrenbach, centrist, former president
of the German Reichstag, has been
elected president of the German ma
tional assembly, according to Reu-
ter's dispatch from Basel quoting
Weimar advices.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1919-02-15
Mayor To Probe Bill For Auto Fire Apparatus Repairs

NEATHRER-Rain or
snow and colder to-
night. Sunday fair,
except light snow in
extreme north por-
tions. Colder.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-09-27

Robert Lee Towns to Jerry ]. Sulli-
van, Jr., 81 and other considerations.
lots to 10, % to 81, block $50, East
King, Belmont Numbering
Jerry j. Sullivan, Jr., TO Robt Lee
Towns. ST and other considerations,
lots s to 10, % to %. block $50, East
King tract, Belmont Numbering.
Wiley Trice to V. y. Johnson, 81 and
other considerations. Sw IA of NV
IA, section 90. township north
range 81 west:
J. W. Louis to National Land Sales
Co, $780, 10 acres in lot 5. section IS
township 1 south, range 80 west
Banking. Savings & Trust Co. to
Chester Decker 81 and other con-
siderations lots to u, block is, lots
81 to 40, block 100, section I, town
ship 1 south. range 80 west.
w. G. Lewis to w. c. Ward, 81 and
other considerations, n IL lot 90
block 7, Old City.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-09-27
C. T. 7. MOTORISTS
PLAN BIG DRIVE
One Hundred Cars Expected to Take
Part in Procession.

The. c. T. T. workers are ready for
the Tallahassee drive. Immediately de-
tails of the barbecue were closed yes
terday, centennial workers got busy
with preparations for the motor trip to
the capital city.
No definite date has been set for
the meeting of the Florida purchase
commission when the centennial city
will be named. Chairman Borein is
away on a vacation and upon his return
the date for the session will be named
Fully 100 automobiles are expected
to be in line when the centennial pro-
cession leaves for Tallahassee. Every
man and woman in the whole of West
Florida who can attend is urged to
do so.
All car-owners who contemplate
making the trip are asked to notify
Peter l.. Rollo, chairman of the centen-
NAL tour to Tallahassee.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-09-27
BANKERS OFF TO
BIG CONVENTION

L. r. Malone, president of the Ameri-
can National Bank. left last night
tor St. Louis where he will attend
the 45th annual convention of the
American Bankers association. J. Simp-
son Reese, president of the Citizens
and Peoples Bank. leaves today for the
convention.
Carter Glass, secretary of the treas
ury. and John Shelton Williams, comp
troller, viii attend the meeting and
make addresses. Convention sessions
will be held in the Shubert jefferson
theatre.
The forty-fifth annual convention.
while important like it's predecessors,
will probably be more successful from
many standpoints than any convention
held during the period of the war;
the banks of the country have been ex-
ceedingly busy, and have been actively
engaged in promoting various Liberty
loans, which seriously interferred with
the usual attendance.
The four days allotted to the conven-
tion will be active. In addition to the
four sessions of the general conven-
ton, the seven sections of the associa-
ton will hold several sessions each.
These sessions will be addressed by
government officials, bankers and eco
nomists and full and free discussions
will take place.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-09-27
NEED FOR BOOKS is
GREAT AMONG POOR

The need of school books for the
children of the poor of Pensacola Is
very great. according to Probation Of
ficer Sam I'inney. In spite of the
prosperity which the city is enjoying
there are many calls not only For text
hooks. but in many instances for clothes
and shoes.
The present is almost exhausted and
Mr.. Pinney asks that second-hand
books be sent in TO him and money
for new ones to The Journal. Arith-
MATES and English books for the gram
mar grades and Evans histories are
greatly in demand
number of pathetic stories have
come to the office of Mr.. Pinney. one
Is that of a widow with two small boys
who have neither clothes nor shoes
and who can not go TO school until help
Is given them.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-09-27

TO WHOM TT MAY CONCERN
The port scale for Carpenters aAd
Joiners, also Caull<ers. viii be S5c per
hour on and after OCTOBER I. 1919. 1884
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-09-27
LEAGUE
AND Y. w. c. A. UNITE
Two Well Known Organizations to
Join Forces Here.

The consolidation of the Patriotic
League and the Young Woman's Chris
tian Association, and the affiliation OF
the local organization thus formed
with the national y. w. C. A, will
probably be consummated in NoveT/-
Der. Miss Leona McGeorge, field sec
rotary of the Southern Division of the
Y. w. c. A, will arrive in Pensacola
early in November to meet with Of
ficials of the two local organizations
and to map out the plan of campaign
which is expected to rank Pensacola
with other cities in the country in
relation to social service and welfare
work
Miss Elizabeth Adams. executive
secretary Of the Patriotic League. who
is leaving Pensacola next week for
New York City, will not return TO
Pensacola, but after conference with
the national Y. w. c. a. board in New
York, under the direction of which the
affairs of the Patriotic League have
been administered, will return TO her
home in Cleveland. Ohio. where she
will resume her connection with the
Phoenix Life Insurance company. as
manager of its woman's department
Miss Adams has held this position
for a number of years, having been
most. successful in this branch of in
surance work.
AT the outbreak of hostilities with
Germany. Miss Adams secured leave
of absence, offered her services for
war work, and was detailed in Pen
sacola for service. That she has been
successful has been proven by the
growth of the Patriotic League under
her direction, and the fact that it is
largely through the splendid work
accomplished here, that the national
association will take steps for COM
bining the league with the local Y
w. c. a.
Miss Grace Hamilton, who Is assoc
ciated with Miss Adams as recrea tionaI
secretary Will accompany her to New
Orleans on Tuesday, from which Miss
Adams will sail for New York. Miss
Hamilton returning to resume her
duties at the Patriotic League rooms.
which are now open.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-09-27
( NEWS OF RECORD
q
: ssg aas z z z g z Z

U. S. Court.
James Gallagher VS.. steamship
"Cushnoc," libel in rem, John NJ. Coe,
attorney for the libellant
James Gallagher and s. s. Walls, vs.
steamship "Cushnoc. libel of inter-
vention of S. Walls, John NJ. Coe, at
torney for the libellant.
Barney Walker VS.. steamship "Cush-
noe" libel in rem, John NJ. Coe. at
torney for the libellant.
Court Of Record.
Cora Waterman VS.. Gulf Transfer
Company, damages $1,000.
Births Reported.
Eugene and Florence Williams. 6lS
East Government street, a son.
Joseph Shelman and Minnie Mae
Gay. 11S South DeVillier street, a
son.
Salvatore and Angelina Ruggiers
21S South DeVillier street, son.
William and Banner Burke, 704 Chase
street, a daughter
John Thames and Claude Etheridge
a son.
Licensed to Marry.
Charles l.. Croft and Sallie Belle
Walker.
1OpdTI Arthur Whitney anu 49,
garet A Brown.
Real Estate Transfers.
National Land Sales Co. convey to
Maude E. Zwayer. 81 and other con-
siderations, lot Is, block 60, Fig City.
National Land Sales Co to Lillian
Smith, 81. lot 9, block 4s, Fig City.
National Land Sales Go. to "A. c. III
Parker, 81, lot Is, block 81, Fig City.
National Land Sales Co. to Josephine
Royce, 81, lot Is. block 81, Fig City.
National Land Sales Co. to Howard
Earls, 81, lot q, block IA, Fig City.
National Land Sales Co. TO Ethe
Lathrop, 81 lots and 9 block %, Fig
City.
National Land Sales Co. to Frank
NJ. Waldvogel. 81, lot s, block 81, Fig
City
National Land Sales Co. to Arthur
p and Nina B. Dullam, 81, lots 4,
and s, block 70, and lot 1. block. 40
Fig City.
National Land Sales Co. to Benz
and Agnes w. Harrison, 81, lot block
4s, Fig City.
National Land Sales Co to Waroni-
ka and Wincenty Dronsezko, 81, lot 8,
block 3, section Is, township 1 south
range 80 west.
National Land Sales Co. to Charles
E. Curtis, ST. n IL of S 1-2 of SW Ia
of NV IA section 10, township ]
south, range 80 west.
National Land Sales Co. to John and
Jennie Dunbar, 81, lots II and Is, block
AZ, Fig City.
National Land Sales Co. to Mary /.
Carswell 81, y 1-2 of s 1-2 of Sw Ia
of NV IA, section IL, township /
south, range 80 west
National Land Sales Co. to Arthur
F. and Nina b. Dullam. ST. NE IA of
Sc IA of Sc IA and Sc IA of NE, l. 4
of Sc IA, section s, township 1 south,
raneg 80 west.
National Land Sales Co. to Mrs.
Katie Stratton, 81. lots 1, 2, 3, block
76, Fig City.
National Land Sales Co. to Katheryn
F. Russell, 81. lots and 4, block 3.
section 13, township L south, range
80 west
National Land Sales CO. to Harry
w. Reynolds. 81, lots and Q, block 5,
section g. township / south, range
80 west.
National Land Sales Co. to Mrs.
Mary o. Macarthur, 81, lots Is. 10, block
81. Fig City.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-09-27
NOTICE.

The public will take notice that the
Country Club grounds are private prop
erty for the of the club members
and their guests. and all who are not
so connected with the club will please
refrain from using the roads and grounds
in any way whatsoever, and especially
those who have in the past used the
grounds to reach Palmetto Beach,
The foregoing has been made nee
essary by many ears abusing the
privileges heretofore granted them.
BY order OF the governing board.
~ /. II. AIKEN.
President
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-09-27
BRACE UP.

Stomach trouble often makes one
Respondent. 1t hits a man where he
lives. saps his strength and energy
and makes him feel like giving up.
Give him a few doses of Chamber
lain's Tablets to improve his digestion
and loosen up his bowels and in most
cases recovery is prompt and he is
soon feeling well and happy.-Adv.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-09-27
SHRINERS GO TO MEET
Party of Twenty-Five for Jerusalem
Temple Ceremonies.

Twenty five Shriners left for New
Orleans last night where theX will at
tend a big ceremonial of the order.
They We're delegates to the big cele-
bration of Jerusalem Temple. The men
were from Pensacola and the outlying
districts between here and Mariana.
A special L. & y. Pullman was used
for the party
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-09-27

pher. whose
doctrine of
might re-
gardless OF
ig n [ has
lately been
so shatter-
ed. These
a n z g s OF
appeal are
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-09-27
And the Thinker

The chap that makes
the problem play a
standard commodity in
anusementS-will reyel
in the parallels that are
pr e s c mt ed, mainly
through the use OF title
foot-notes fro IN I n c
writings of NietZsche.
Europe's mad philoso-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-09-27
METHODISTS TO
BEGIN REVIVAL
CHURCH HERE
TWO WELL-kNOWN EVANGELiSTS
TO CONDUCT SERVICES AT THE
FIRST M. &. CHURCH OF PEN
SACOLA FOR TWO WEEKS.

A series of revival services will be
begun at the First Methodist church
tomorrow morning. The meeting prom
ises to be of considerable interest. the
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-06-06

28O9. Dies Mooea signet iid CUR
@erarbeitung in Glunp. ooer 6ilets
SpiBe opsr in Sbontung nit beItids
ten 8dnpern, ooer aud in Serge.
@oile, 6ouloro, 3affet. 9ingbam
uno anosren Wdi4itoffeH.
0as Wtulter tommt in 7 9r0Ben
fir 9ruItpeite "a, sc, SO, 40, AZ.
"A uno 46. Sir @r0Be 80 iinO 6
gnrcs A 3oa brelten Stoffes nOti9.
Der Ro4 1T unten sttuo 2 CARDS nett.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-06-06
Ole QllO0e.

Sh Nooeitcffen 3u 6riibiabrsfIei.
bern limb neben 4tlag. Safiet. Serge
ini0 Suh Seioenieriep urS Srito.
Iette herpor3ubeben. N~otnbene, in
Gorreaur uno bIenoenoen Snrben ge.
uobene SrifoIette eriheint a~Ilerrelle.
ftens IN ieparcten H0den, Die 81
@eoraette-9 Iuien in ser oor6err.
fden0en 6arbe Der Gorreaur getra.
gen weroen. &on einen Ser neuen
9oIman.gopes ueruouItin0igt, er.
bdIt man auf oieie @eiie einen iebr
proftiidlen eIeganten Reiieon3ug.
Sunaen Gamen t0nner1 mir Elm
ffIIdteS aoitiim aus einfnrbigem
Sud nit gIeihfar6enem 9orten-
beios empfebIen, Dem zines Der
rlellen 8eitfen ans breiten brotler.
ten farbi9en 9Gnoern cine iebr bib.
fhe N~nfbeQung uerleibt. gs gibt
iebt prahtige. in Silber ooer @oIO
brofJiertc, brcite ifmar5e 9afietban.
Der, Die ~ @PItd'en bergerihtet. Ell.
gen ~idnpar5en Inslin fPittItens aus.
ftatten.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-06-06
Ger MIftrnmid)c.

Gin tdbIfopii8gr Nantier in W}a-
rpiauo bate bic An8eoobnbclt. mi
oen1 !0lt AMI Dem Notie i'll lelncHl
Bureau berum3uIaurcn, i'll Som
mer, INT lId Dor oeH 6lle8cn, I'M
Minter, inn iid uor GrtoInrg 81
ldijeen.
Gem BANTER wor untrr Sen 9c
iudern Der Nanf EN- 9tcgcr duf8c
iaIleu, Der Ieoe &od]e eiucu Sdlcd
eintajiicrte, nit oeit lbm lein 4r.
b~cit0cbcr lemen @8odenlobn ans
}abIte. gme9 cages lagte er 81
Dem 1dNwar5eu:
v3}aIula, me51alb lobt iii MIDI.
clnln (cjl Qcuncs %orucs ami ou
Qouf itehcu uno croifuct Elm @onte
bel uus?"
r>>a modte id1on @err BrJli.
Dent, aoer i1 Babe Hu3iL Sig
iebeu imbIer ans, ais a5 @je aerooe
ubreIIcu Wotlttu".
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-06-06
Gllerlei fIr's Raus.
@ntferunna upu Stufflefcn.

Stodilcfe eutiernt man aus mel.
ben Stoiien auf folgenoe 8eiie:
/. Man l0le eIHcn GBlofiel 9bior.
fnIf III 4 Guart &aiicr. im0em man
nit boljerncm 2oiicl aut riIhrt. Ser
beiIcdte IrtifeI miro nun bIHeInge'
itedt unO nit b0licrnen @dIdeltod
ODER aohloife! Itet$ Darn berltmge.
arbeitet, 10 oaB ale SeiIe Ioie EnO
in 9elpeauug gebalten merocn. Ca'
nit halt man an. bis Sic 6ledeu per.
ihmu~oen iin0; Damn iofort in me)'
reren faltcH @ai'crn ipiileu unN
ihIicBlih i'll Sic rNdltige @alde lief
fen. = ,. Gin5elHe 6leden rcIte
man init g%emohnIld)er SeIie elm
unO itreue 4ielientou 6alcrs
gartO oardui. 90 lest ma ona
Stiid mebrcre StuIl0en Der Tre;en
2uft aus. - 3. Dian itcfe Sic 8e.
aenitGnoe in iaure MlId o0er IN
8uttermilh, lele lie Damn III ore
Sonnc uno itefe lie. nadlOen tie
meiB gcuor0en in reincs flares
8aiier. - 4. 1. GBloifeI Sal3 mo
1 Seel0iieI puIueriiicrter Salutiat
miro ~Sniammen gemiid)t uno III
lauen @aiier geloit. Damn Die 6Iet.
fen oantit beitrid)en. Ser Suit ants
iebcn, Damn in friid)es Moiier Iteden
unO mcbrere Nale tiihtig ipiilem
Damn iduoet Ser Gblor nidlt.
9aternen ais i3immeridmnf.
Ole 2aternen biIoen INNER nod
einen beliebten Shmulf in moOer.
men &eim. Sic gelongen arh in
pielfGitiger 6orm ouf Sen Marft.
Die prohtpollen itaIieniihen Safer
men, rpeld)e Dor BEN Siireu ser Ra.
IGIte unO Den &iitten I'M 10. Sabr.
but0ert in Staljen bilgeu, BADEN
lid INNER nod nld)t uberlebt. Die
funituoQer, Dem Renaiiiancejtii an.
gepoBten, aus Giien ber8eitelten
9ateruen, Oeren 3plidenielOer aus
@Ias beiteben, bil0cn elnen rei3en.
oen Sdmuf un0 fonnn all Ben Cor
e~ingGngen 5abIreider 6nmiIien be.
mun0crt merocn. 4ber eS gibt nod
cine an0cre 4rt. ucnn aud nid)t
maiiioe &a%ternen, meIte cine gro.
bere 8erbreitung gcilm0en BADEN.
Sic merOeu bel 0%artenieIten nit
&orIiebe ~perman0t nImlId Die iapa.
niidIen EapicrIaternen, and 2am.
pions genannt. Gieie @apierIatcr.
men, melhe 0~emohnlidl aus 0eoItcm
Gapicr in oen 5ubIreititen Gntuiir.
len uu0 6ormen 5crgeitellt merOen,
biIoeu audi eineu reI}enoen &erdnoa'
ihnlud. Se0Od |9clanlen aId iapu.
niite 2aternen ans Sti0e nit rel.
den Observation-Disclosures uuf Den
Marft, uno beionoer9 Die lcttge.
nannteu 2aternen uerOen OjeIiodl
ais prdhti9er 3immeridmud per.
nnnot.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-06-06

Oetonomid. Sfreiber:
Inner beriibmter Mttbiirger, Der
0i6ter Sapdbsle, pirb in leBter
3eit folofol bid"
9urgermeiiter: Sd 6obe ss oud
nit S6refen bemerft unb bes6olb
ertpo9en. ob mir inn nift 10 baIo
tpie m0gIid Elm 9entmol ieben ...
es tpirb bon Sobr gu Sobr teurer!"
unonqenef m. nWorum
geigt benn Der MiiQer mon6maI gar
10 foIia?"
.Sa peibt 9u, Der lit ettpas fur3'
iittig, unb ga IpieIt er bait ole JIies
gen NIT, bic nd auf's IotenbIatt
leben."
u@o5 lit Gin id)ledtc5 Bier"
Cine quite Nuarc6c, INT elmer
SdnapS 0oroHi III triHFcr."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-06-06
6riab fir GiSidDruuf.

Gin Gi8ihranf lit 5Iuur aud fiir
einen fIeincn @ausbalt niht uuer.
ihminglidl, aber oos sis, oa$ tdgiidl
beihoiIt merOen nluB. iteut IN Den
@eI0beutel gang respectable 4nfor'
0~erungen. Wie biIft iid oa ser
r%fleine Mann, ser in 0ieieln Sale
meiit cine ofIeine 6rau" iein 0iirfte?
Sebr einfadL NIT elncm GI8idrunf
- ohne sis unO Sd)ranf! Ole Ma.
tur bot es ndmlid 10 eingeridltct,
DOB Waiier, I'M IS 81 per0unitcn,
@Qrn1e 5roudlt 0icie @orme ent.
5iebt es ieiner llm9cbung, alio Der
2uft oOer Dem @eiaB, IN Dem es lid
bcfinoet. Die 6ol9e lit, oab 2uit
uno @eiGB lire G~lgenuarme uerlle.
rem ln0 lid abfilhIen. Eieics pbpli.
fuliid)e @eieb men0et mar nun in
Ser &ilte al, ill0enl mar 0le tii1l
81 Iagern0en SpeIien in einent II.
0eneu 5opi nit eultlu feudlten @ei-
nentud) mmpidelt. 0o5 int GId aui.
Qcipeid)erte @aiier perounItet, elt.
5ieht alio Dem &opi icine @drme
mo oatuit oen in inn beflloIidlen
Spciien. Butter miro ~uf oieiem
@e9e lteinbort, Bier. un0 Setter.
iIaid)en iiber6lclen Iid) nit Dem ia.
rafterlitiideu AieOcrihlug. Natirltd)
muB Sor8e getraIen meroen, 0aB
lid Die utge5eu0e &uft nId)t all;u
iebr nit @alier idttlgt, neil lie lonit
feline meitere 6euhtiQfcit ~oui5uneb.
men Derlltag. 6riiher 2uit5ug lit
alto notig, Oamit oie geidttigte quit
ourt trofenc erieBt miro. Sit Gas
@aIier geuiigeuO uer0ampit, 0ds
Suh troden ~gepor0en. 10 mnlB es
neu beieuftet merocn. Wton fam
and 0llrd) cine entipredlcn0e 8ur.
ridtung Den @aiiergebaIt oe5 2l.
dies beltonolg 0urd eiuiqe Gropfen
erq0n3en 10 Dap 0a3 5ld) ME gar3
FROZEN miro. Std)erlid EN- etnfates
1iittel, ociien GrioIg i~iberraldIen0
lit. Ga5IeI9e lrln5ip idbt lid and
auf ole Nbfiiblung gdn3er G0une
anuel0eil. Simmer, III 0encn maize
2eineutiider a%ligeipannt mer0cn.
Iin0 mad tur5er Belt ab9cfiiblt. Grc
@irfunQ MIRO nod oerit0rft, menu
oa5 maize sud riflpeiIe belucgt
MIRO. Gam mer0tu ole in Dem 5ud
gelugerten NoiierteiIten ~berausQe.
ihleu0ert uu0 elnent ldmcllen Ser.
Onnltungspro5eR aus8cicet ser einp
raihe AbtubIung Der @uit sur 1olac
BOT.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-06-06

CUB DIES &leIo ur lun9es
W d b 6e
1927. 9ie 46biloung 5eigt cine
aombination BON ipeiRem Ypile uno
GiletIpi8e, SnOeien lonn aud IL
genb ELL anOersr SpiBenitoff, iopie
Setoe, Satin, 8rile, Neinen, 8obar=
bine, G,n9lnm oOer YertaI perlpanot
tperpen. Die Aermel t0nnen lang
ODER boIbIong ietn. 9os WIooeq Re
itebt aus elmer g.atten 8Iuie uno Ell
mem 8od, uno barber fdat Der
Sunper,
0as MuIter tommt in oret 8r0.
BEN fir Elm Ildohen BON II, IA uno
IS Sabreu. SIR cine 8ier3ebnidbrige
iino 4$4 Yaros zines 50 sou breiten
%stoffe5 n0tig.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-06-06

i'm @cbdu0e ct. Cur cine WiIit1r.
ihuIe.
Shr &er0ieuit: ,3abIreihe ibrer
moralp1Oaaogiit]eu 4niid]tcu belal,
ten ieIbit iiir Die beutiae mei6lidle
SugenO loren &ert. Aiicoeraelcgt lat
lie lire AnIid)teu l|auptildlit in
ibren SrieIen, Die Iiterariihen @ert
hdben.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-06-06

1928. Dies Mooeu 1T 10 gez
idnitten, Dap bic Shir5e ii6 niht
beridielen fam. Der Rod beitebt
aus 3fpet 8ohnen. Die S6ur3e tonn
aus 9ir9ham, Seeriuder, pertaI,
Ortqt6, Soteen un0 9riuantiue gez
ulo6t perben.
9os Muiter tommt in bier Gr0z
Zen: &lein 32-34, M~ittelgrob SO
-38, 8rob 40-42 uno GrtrogroB
44-46 3o1 8ruItpeite. Sir mitts
lsre @rJBe Tinb 3&4 garbs Sc s3o1
brsiten Stoffes n6'i1.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-06-06

- &ornebm. ~Sit eeiue @at-
tin nod nitt icrtia mt ihrer Goi-
lette? Is miro b0ditc ,3eit."
Y@Icid miro lie fertll lem - iie
mirit lJdl uur ned III ilre 9riuau.
TEN"
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-06-06

2811. Weidber 8aumpouItoff, Seiz
oentrepp, Crepe De Ghine. 9tmitp,
Dotted SpiB, Seioe. Satin, QIbas
trob oosr 6laneIette IoIIen ii4 fir
Nies Negligee pertpenoen.
9Qs Wluiter tommt in 4 8r0ben:
Glein 80 big "a, MittelgroB SO biz
SO, 8roB 40 bis ~ uno GrtragroB
"A biz 46 3ou 8ruitpeite.
Sir mttteIgroB iino 4$4 goro A
Sou breiten Gtoffc8 n0tig.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-06-06

- Sporiamfeit. 81: nGit
%bre 6rau Wariom2"
q: oaoIoMol. Sd mubte mir Den
Start Wadicn Ioiien, oamIt id Ole
cIteu SraAen nod ldnger troBen
fann."
&aiien0. og2arlm becBt
Get |eeIentlld) uNidnId"
Set is ood JAMS flar luie 60r.
iter mo Slot. Nrilbe, crit pidcn &c.
ncu ole 4tidcu, I'M oem uitt man
inn."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-06-06

CIR: 0@a9 0ie 9nronin 0irbcra
fir eincn Gurus an alei0crn entail
tct. -"
sic: oSbre Sdneioerin muB ejn
foIoiiaIe8 NctrjcbstapitaI beiit-
scn,"
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1919-01-15
The Roosevelt Fortune

Oyster Bay, N. Y, Jan. 9.-Col.
Theodore Roosevelt's will, made IN
1912, was read to members of the
family at Sycamore Hill today and
probably will be filed with the sur
rogate OF Nassau County tomorrow.
Although the value of the former
presidents estate was not made
known, it was understood to amount
TO not much more than 100000 Ac-
cording to Attorney George C. Cobbe,
of New York, who read he will, the
document provides that the entire
estate. with the exception of the fam
lily silver and plate. shall be held in
trust for the widow during her life
and gives her power to dispose Of it
by will as she sees fit. In the event
she leaves no will the estate is to be
divided in equal parts among the chill
Gren.
The silver and family plate. Mr..
Cobbe said, are to be divided among
the children, as is a 100000 trust fund
left to Col. Roosevelt by his father.
The will named as trustees Lieut..
Col. Theodorse Roosevelt, Jr.. and w
Em1in Roosevelt. q cousin of the COL
nnor