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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1898-04-28

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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1898-04-28
Spanish Fleet Near Our Shores.

LoNDoN, April 27.--It is reported from
Madrid that tho Spanish feet has boon Mt
sea for some days, and tho nows of tho
bombardmont Of American coast towns
is expected at tho Spanish capital before
fleet left Cadiz several days ago and tho
world apparently lost sight Of tho ships
from tho VCrY day they sailed.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1898-04-28

KEY WEST, FLA, April II, /: 10 p. m.-
The Spanish steamer, Ambrosio Bolivar,
captured by the monitor Terror to-day a
fow miles out from Havana, had 500, ,0nO
in Spanish silver aboard, i'm addition to Il
cargo of bananas. Sho was brought in
h0rO by Gunner Martin and prize crew.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1898-04-28
Valuable 20 Wnn1nn.

Especially valuable to women is Browne
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weakness, and the glow Of health readily
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Browns' Iron Bitters is sold by all dealers.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1898-04-28

IS is reported that three Spanish ships
have run the blockade into Havana and
Matanzas carrying, supplies and ammu.
niIiOu
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1898-04-28
An American Bark CaDfured.

Tho American bark Saranoc was cap-
turcd by Spaniards near Philippine Is
lands on April Goth. She had 1GlO tons
Of coal on board.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1898-04-28
The President Calls for rlore Voiuntress than
Lincoln in 1901

WASHINGTON, April 23.--1rci.e Frost
dent to-day issued tho following prooia-
nation, calling for one hundred and
twenty-five thousand troops to servo
two years: -
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1898-04-28
Summons for Relief,
TIE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, |
COUNTY OF OCONEE.
IN COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
John d. Nnrncr Plaintiff

against
Margaret |. Gibson, Pinckncy Freeman,
Noah Owens, Henry l.. Owens, Berry
Owens, Austin Owens, Amanda Crum-
moy, Mahala Turner, John Owens,
Week Owcns, Willie Owons, Tully
Owens, Clarisa Dooby, James Owens,
Lizzie Owens, Lena Owens, Mitchell
Ilollams, William IIcllams, James
Ilcllams, Nan IIcllams, Lillio Ann ,Jcf.
fcrson, Robert Ilollams, Lena IGcllams,
Lany IGcllams, Mary Tail0y and Bcu-
lah Ovens, Defendants.
SUMMONS FOR ltELIEF-(C (CoMrLAINr Nor
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1898-04-28
SUMMONS FOR RELIEF-(CoMrLAINr n
SERVED,9
TO tho Defendants above named:

TO tho Defendants above named:
VOU arc hereby summoned and re-
il quircd to answer the complaint in
this action, which was filed in the Office
Of the ClCrR Of tho Court of Common
Pleas for tho said county, on the 9th
day of April, A. y. 1893, and to serve q
copy Of your answer to tho said com.
plant on the subscribers, at their Office,
on tho Public Square, at Walhalla Court
House, South Carolina, within twenty
days after tho service hereof, exclusive
Of the day Of such service; and if yOu
fail to answer tho compla within the
time aforesaid, the Plaintiff in this action
will apply to tho Court for tho relief
demanded in tho complaint.
Dated April 9th, A. ID. 1905
j.. S. JAMES SEABORN, G. G. p.
JAYNES e. SIIEIOR,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
TO the Defendants above named.
You, and each of you, will please take
notice that the summons and complaint
in this action were fled in the Office Of
Clorlt Of Court Of Common Ploas in and
for OcOncC County, on tho 27th day of
April, 1898; that the object of this action
IS the foreclosure Of q mortgage Of tho
promises described in tho complaint oxc-
cutcd by the Defendant, Margaret |. Glib
son, to y. Bicmann & Son on tho I'd day
Of February, 1890.
JAINIGS &s SITETOR,
Plaintiffs Attorneys,
,Wnlhalla, S. G.
April II, 1893. 1922
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1898-04-28

Fifty-two car loads of regular troops
passed through Columbia last Thursday
on their way to Tampa, Fla. They wore
in seven trains and passed at intervals
OF half hour. Two regiments of them
were from New York.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1898-04-28

IN Lii Dress Goods wno Goo
what they actually and
DO tho work The f
desirable Stock but ii
~ therefore we oor this sacrifice sale going only
tic it will investigate oourg goods andpri
IolnG reductions countor
ana good gold
how little thing gcanb bc
There but
Season and Spring nd Summer.
G OF" ons for their liberal
snare Oh thor custom during the wishing prospo
/ nccrc!y, J
Evening journal., 1898-06-04
GRACE CHURCH NOTES

DAY TO BE OBJ
SERVED NEXT SUNDAY-MEET-
NGs OF THE WEEK.
Childrens day, Sunday, June IL, Will
te Csrcgved at Grace Church. Special
service in the Sunday school HAN at
p. M, with music and various intere-t-
ing cxerc,scr. The address viii be de-
Hvercl ty Or. Robert Watt, presiding
elder Cf the district.
The regular monthly nesting cf
Grace Auxiliary Woman's Foreign Mis-
sionary Scoicty viii be held On Tues
day next. june z, at 3 O'Clock, at the
h-me Of Mrs. George Todd No. 1905
West street
The regular monthly netting Of RAJ
mona Circle, Kings Daughlefs, Will be
heid az the home Of Miss Mary GAUGE
6l9 Delaware avenue, Monday evening
June g. Oh 7.45 o'clock.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
Junior Home Mission Band viii be held
Saturday, June II, at A o'c.cck, in the
chapel
There will be q strawberry festival
held at the w. c. r. u. headquarters
next Tuesday, June Z, beginning at
O'Clock. the proceeds OF which Will sc
to aid "Our Soldier Boys now IN CamI
TUNNEL. az Middlct0wn.
Evening journal., 1898-06-04
LOCAL EEWS NOTES.

Some OF ihe Court House offices
VIII close on Saturday AFTERNOON dur
ing june July and August
The Peninsula News and Adver-
tiscr, of Milford, has changed its form
t. an eight-page paper The improve
ment being quite marked.
Rev. w. w. Campbell will preach
at Hanover Presbyterian Church to-
morrow morning and evening
The pupils Of school No. A were adj
dres9ed yesterday by Rev. George A.
Hall.
--The Field Cub OF the Natural His
trrv Society Of Delaware visited GIif-
f.h's MIL f'ear Wooddale, to-day.
-Rey. Charles A. Horne, OF Christ
Church. Christianh hundred. will
preach at st. Barnaby's Church, Mar-
shaiiton, on Sunday aftsrnloon Ell $3.50
O'Clock. and at ST. James Church, New
port, at 7SO p. m.
Front street trolley car No. 104
jumped THE track at Second ani French
streets yesterday and the wrecking car
had to replace ii on the rails.
Fully $50 excuIsioniets spent yes
terday i'm Branhywine Park, coming
here by boat from Philadelphia.
Assessor EARLY Is selak.ng re-elec-
ton in the fiflh assessment district
The -Sa,ocn League held larga
anl enthusiastic meeting last night in
Union NJ E. Church.
"A special mest.ng Of the Woman's
Auxiliary OF Delaware Volunteers will
hold a meeting this afternoon at
O'Clock at No 100 West Eighth street
-R. w. Rippin, a fireman on the
DeIawaEe railroad who recently pass
ell an examination as an engineer,
made his first run this morning.
-Delawlre Lodge, Improved Order
Of TIep,asophs. is preparing an elabor-
ate Entertainment for Monday even
/ ing.
The children of st. Michaels Day
Nursery have been taken to Atlantic
| City for the Summer.
Evening journal., 1898-06-04
GRADY TURNED DOWN.

THE COURT POSITIVELY RE
FUSED TO HEAR HIS LICENSE
APPLICATION.
The Court CT General Sessions yestcr-
day afternoon granted all licenses
"aiSd were unCppOSed. The contested
cases were taken up this morning.
Albert Trusty was released from jaii
his case having been discontinued
This was the day set by the Court CT
General Sessions to hear and determine
the contested liquor license cases. But
Crs was ready for a hearing and the
o,heGs were carried over until next Sat
u,day morning.
Myor Fistelman has withdrawn his
application fer place ON Second street
balween King and French, and aa
Lydia A. Kopf has pleaded guilty to
81 ling liquor on Sunday, It Is safe to
say that she will be turned down unless
she wNhdraws her application.
The only case heard to-day was that
OF Michael Grady, who desired to open
a licensed hotel at the northeast corner
of Third and King streets. He WAS
represented by Alexander b. Cooper
William S. Prickett appeared for the
Law and Order Society.
Mr. pricke,t informed the court that
the opposition was based ON the ground
that the place was not necessary and
that a similar application by the same
man had beon presented at the Novem-
bsr term, 1897, and refused. The court,
he said, had ruled net TO hear such
c0scs again unless some new conditions
| and reasons ccliid be advanced and he
lreliel on that rule to sustaln his cbjec-
| tiOn.
Mr. Cooper endeavOrei to show that
Cmdy proposed TO run a hotel and sta
be for the comfort and convenience OF
the King street market people, who
were soreiy i'm need of such place.
The court asked him n he had any
new reasons to advance. lie frankly
mat7d THAT he had not. The court. wihl
| equal candOr. tc.d him u did not deslrl
to hear the case and Dismissed the ap
piication.
II suppose I viii have to submit
said Mr.. Cooper, "but IT'S pretty hari
: en- the market people"
This remark caused a laugh in th
court room
Evening journal., 1898-06-04
SUPPLIES AT HOSTCHAhIN

TINE SOLDIERS EXPECT TO PRE-
SENT A FINE APPEARANCE To
MORROW.
The solliers IN the camp cf the FIRST
Batsailon of theSgcond REG g'mortP PENN
syivania Volunteers, at Montchanin,
wore Supplied with uniforms today.
The Invoice fer uniforms and CAM
paign hats were received yesterday by
Quaftermaster Rutusr, ANA Inc goods
arrived this morning They were dis
trihuted at once, and the men VIII
make a good appearance on Sunday,
when It is expecUed, a large crowd from
Phfradelphia will be present.
No wOitl has been received OF ihe
weapons THAT are needed. Only SO per
cent OF ihe mtn have gurs, but. now
that uniforms and shoes have been re-
ceived, the either equipments ere liloa,y
Ia follow in the course OF a few days
The hearth Of THE camp continues TO be
excellent and MO ONE rs in the hospital
Chaplain H. C.. McCook, of PhIadol
phia. visited camp yesterday, AMID IN
Tho afternoon held a brief service II
/ the woods nearby.
Evening journal., 1898-06-04
pREIHMTNApY MRETING HELD.

A preliminary meeting of America
lodge. No. G, Shield OF Honor, was
held Thursday evening at the residence
o. George w. Taylor. No. S4S Poplar
street II was decided that the lodge
should De instituted next Monday
night week A meeting Will be held
IN Davidson'e building. Ninth and
King streets, on next Thursday even
ing. for the purpose on nominating Off
GERS and completing all arrangements
fer the institution of the new lodge.
America, No G, promises 10 be a very
lively lodge Members Of the order i'm
general are cordially invited to be
present at the institution ceremonies
Evening journal., 1898-06-04
BOYS RECKLESS DRIVING

RUNS OVER A MAN IN BROAD DAY
LIGHT ON "A PUBLIC THOROUGH
T'ARIc.
w. G.. Fairbanks, blacksmith fer Jha
Charles Warmer Company, was run
over lh.s morning at Water and Mar
kct streets by Jacob Il. Cooper. Jr.e,
delivery wagon. Mt FaIrbank5 was
knocked down. by the Ihorss and cut
about the face and both arms and also
htrl about the back The accident WAS
caused by the reckless driving OF boy.
Hystanders who saw the accident said
uaat the boy wns driving at fnll speed
across the tracks, and Mr.. Fairbanks,
who was crossing the tracks, was liter
ai.y run down by tie reckaessri,ts Of
eIe driver
The injured man said That he intend-
o.i TO see the employer OF the young
/ mar amid tell him III hla continues to
] kcep such a driver that he will take
/ stops to have him arrested a5 "a 1'cck-
icss driver and a menace 10 public
/ safety
Evening journal., 1898-06-04
rHE NAsAGI's TRGAL nam.

The Japanese cruiser Kasagi which
leNt tIhe Cramps shipyard This MORN
ing for her trial trip on the ocean, was
eam by many people along the banks
OF tlhe Delaware. Those aboard the
Kasalgi include Captain n. Kashiwa-
bara. Chief Engineer III. kur ln1shA,
d.icutenant Commanders NJ Okun-
cmlyl, NJ. Tsuohiya and X lnouchl' NJ
Ito naval constructor. and L.eutenl-nt
S Takakura, constructor of engines alll
Of wlh1m represent .he Millado. The
japanese minister at Washington was
expected. bat ne was unalble 90 be p7as-
eut
Evening journal., 1898-06-04
10TH ANNUAL MEETING
OFFICERS ELECTED AND REPORTS
HEARD OF THE GUARDIAN saw
ING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION.

The fftecnth annual meeting Of the
Guardian Savings and Loan Associa-
ton was held last might The annual
report was presented and the following
OFFICERS reelected: President, William
ID. Mullen, Jr.; vice-p president, solo
mon II. Stats; secretary William r..
Hawkins; treasurer, Jesse X. Hlylis;
directors William II. Kirn. John c..
McCube, J. II. Simms, NJ. d., term ex-
pires 1898; William M. Stevenson, Will
liam Il. Houpt. Hubert A. Ro0p, term
expires 1899; George Hardcastle. e. A.
Krn, +. II. HOffecker, term expires
1900, auditors, William a. Reynolds,
William II. Kirn, Solomon II. Stats.
The report showed the shares in
force last year 10 be GA; new shares,
issued, %; shares Withdrawn during
the year, 143; shares now in force, 1879;
shares borrowed on, 212, ,225; shares not
borrowed on, 2S6, ,775.
Evening journal., 1898-06-04
COTORs FOR COMPANY Il.

The presentation OF the beautiful
stand of coloIs to Company f, Fist
Regiment, Delaware Volunteers, by the
II Iish-American citizens Of Wilmington,
Will take place at Camp Tunnel on
n~ xt Wednesday afternoon at 4 o'clock.
The speech Of presentation viii be
made by William Michael Byrne, and
Captain Brennan will ACCEPT it for the
company. CC10nel Wickersham has
promised the use of the regimental
band fer the occasion. A meeting Of
the committee will be held at Shields
Library Hail this evening to perfect ar
fangements.
Evening journal., 1898-06-04
WAS A BRITISHER.
Watson Received His Pay and
Went on a Spree.
OTHER DRUEKa WHO WERE FINED
NRlANlI KENDTG ClRDERBD BY
JUDGE BAIL TO BE SENT TO
THE FERRTS REFORM SCHOOL.
OTHER CITY COURT CASES.

The present good feeling existing be-
twcch this country and England prob
ably secured Joseph Watson's release
in judge Balls court This morning He
wao .here on complaint OF Patrl.mm
MU.dn, who changed him with being
drunk. Watson is a sailor OF ihi2 RIhud-
dian Castle, which loaded OH at Allar-
Gus Hook last woak. Watson received
hts pay while THE boat was in port and
he went on a spree. The ship went
without him. He told the court he waIs
n Brtishor amid wanted 10 get back
home. having THE assurrance THAT THE
Blltish consul at Philadelphia would
se sure aim passage. You can SO, ~
said Judge BAN, after Watson told his
story. He thanked lhe court and de-
parted.
Edward seweli. Charles Mcclure,
JAMES McClane. William M0yce, john
Kelley were fined FOR drunkenness.
William Conmell. charged with high
way robbery, was h,,d until TO-
nieht
Jlhn Lannen was fined $50 AMI cos 6
| for dtsordcriy conduct
James Pierce, a boy wals arraigneo
for being implicated I'm The burglary oi
Hueh Mi.chails restaurant, at Seventh
larl Poplar streets There was NO evil
dence against him, and he was dismiss
ed on court furlOughL
Frank Patterson. charged with th'
| larceny of two flower baskets, waI
lauargned but lihe case was confirme'
until Saturday next.
samud and Prank Kandig, this twl
boys who were yesterday arralgnrd 10
uohbing the festaugan. OF Hug
MMihVl. we've res' ralgn-d, ani AG q
Stout. who was instructed to lock int
the Gaze. made a report to the com
Samuel was he'd for count and Fran
was sent to- The FsIgis reform Schoo
willard Rhikes. coloued, charge
wi IA the larceny Of a pllr OF trousei
h and shCcs. was aualgned ani held M
Ina MOndaV
Evening journal., 1898-06-04
THE ODDS and ENDS.
Superior Court Disposing of
the General Business.
A CITY CASE HAS BEEN SETTLED
MANY ITEMS CONCERNING MANY
PERSONS COMMISSIONER AP-
POINTED IN THE LOPDR DT-
VORCE CASE.

VORCE CASE.
The cases Of w. II. Magplre VS. FL
wood Garrett and Susan Murphy VS.
Joserh p. Nichols Charles Green,
b2llif, wara set fer TRIAL at the after
noon session of the Superior Court, but
bC,h were continued.
A busy session Of the Superior Court
was held this morning.
The case of Robert 5. Armstrong vs..
the Road Commissioners of New CASTLE
hundred, was put at the foot OF the list
on account OF one of the defendants
having the measles.
The case of the News Publishing
Company VS.. eX-Sherim Pierce Gould's
sureties was taken of the trial list for
Monday and put on THE argument list,
where The questions Of law win be dis
cussed in case stated.
| L'l5urn Chandler, attorney for THE
defendant below, announced practical
settlement of the appeal case of John
W. SnitCher VS.. John Il. GreenwaiIt.
The case of the State of Delaware on
relation Of John Hamilton VS.. Hiram
| Grand Lodge, CO.ored Mason, for al
legged Illegal expulsion from THE Ma
sonic order, was set for argument ON
l.. y
THAT lhle lnad prepared an order on the
defendants compelling them to produce
certain books. documents and records
Of the Grand Lodge which were ma
t-rial to his case In the absence OF
Lewis c. Vanlsgrift THE presentation
of the petition WAS deferred until stid.
time as he could present, most prob
laby on Tuesday.
The case Of Iilburn Chandler vs.. th.
Street and Sewer Department arising
from the imposition Of sewer liens, wa
discontinued.
On motion Of +. r. Cochran Jr. VIII
/, liam f. Smalley, Jr., was arp1ir.s
l commissioner ITO take testimony IN th
i divorce ease of LOper VS.. l5Cper
In THE C0truse OF THE morning the Er
e gumsnt list was gone over.
p j. Frank Ball informed The court uha
e ne would be prepared to argue the cen
tiouari case of David c. Reed VS.. lh
a Stale of Delaware next Saturday.
The cases OF Hiram M. Thomas "
70 | the Grand Trunk Railway Compan
a and Minnie Harris VS.. ALBERT Beuh1
d & Co. win be argued at the same tim
i William s. TIilles, attorney for ti
defendant in The libel suit of Henry
"a Robinson vs.. the Every Evening Pau
e lislhing Company. announced tlhe hlr
3 of a demurrer. Ex-Aiayor Austin lia
p rinlgton attorney for The plaintiff, II
formed the court that HE would be pr
y pared on Saturday to g11ste what aobi'
re he wOuld talse
10 Court adjourned until Monday, VIII
the special jury cases will be Gale
" dared
10 Chief Justice Lore had a large bun
A. of swamp magnOlias presented TO IN.
t- tIhis morning.
Evening journal., 1898-06-04
CHANGE or vEsPER SERVICE.

Beginning tomorrow the Sunday
S miner vesper service will begin in ST.
Paul'e Church, Fourth and jackson
streets, at A p. m. The Young Peoples
League and sodahties viii conduct the
music. At tomorrow vesper service
the 115 persons confirmed last Sunday
viii be invested in the scapular and
Rev. NJ X. Fallon viii give an instruc-
tion on the origin history and meaning
cf the scapular.
Evening journal., 1898-06-04

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Evening journal., 1898-06-04
ELECTS OFFrCERs.

The ic,lOwing Officers were excited
by America Lodge, A. o. u. W., lasb
evening: Master workman, ID. p. Bar
nard, Jr; foreman, Carroll 5. Wler'
ovsTseer, Charles B. Palmer; guide, DR..
II w. Briggs; incide watohmanl W. n.
Collins; outside watchman, Perciyal
Kmnd. The meeting was well at
tended
Evening journal., 1898-06-04
SUPPLIES FOR SOLDIERS.
DISSATISFACTION OVER MEMS
STATE PAY ADJUSTED BY GEN
ERAL HART.


ERAL HART.
Mldd.etown, June 4.-The First Della
ware Regiment yesterday received a
consignment OF uniforms and under
clothing which is sufficient to flt out
about onelhah the command. AS about
400 pains of SHOES have aInived, lhe
regiment Is fairly we'll equipped. Am
other ccnsignmene CT olOlhllng ani
fifty PAIRS OF shoes are on the way.
Arms Will be provided as Eo0n. als p- s.
s.blc, anti the moCps win be aart to
scme point outside ,lhe state.
Sealgeant GroN Njhenm, UnitCA
States acmy officer. reported fcr uuty
yesterday as gsne,a ,al instructor NMjo'
Gordon Will assume command of the
Third Battalion as soon as ha Is re-
naved from lh, duS,es OF mastering Of
fiCsr AS quite number of men have
asked TO be enlisted. ard as the regi-
ment Is filled up. MajOr-Gordon has
asked for permission TO muster IN sum
mem as may Voluntarily apply
A change has bcen made In ilh5
mehcd Of driving, the work now be-
ing done by battalions, and at dress
parade all OF the companies are passed
in review by THE officers.
The soldiers OF Company NJ are not
eatlsfed with the way THE sts.s hoH
paid them.
There were some Discrepancies IN The
ply-r0l,s, but yesterday Adjuant-Gtn-
eraH Hact was at Middlttown and he
lsrightened out this natter The frs
lgengeanns Of some Of the companies haC
/ failed 90 keep a record OF some OF th
transfers. The companies We're also in
vcsdgatel by Adjutant-Gerl1ral H2r
ard he win pay the mem all That Is du
lthem
Evening journal., 1898-06-04
AUTHOR OF BROOKS SERIES OF
MATHEMATICS TO BE GlBRE.

Those who attend Uhe commence
mant exercises OF Cooley Coliese in tho
Orsra House next Thursday night viii
have The pleasure Of seeing AMI heaf-
ing the famous DR. Brooks, OF maIhc-
matical fame. He is am exceptionally
sninll man in stature. but verli-b'e
Napo.sOn in achievement. 10 VIII he a
pleasure to look at the little man who
o. iefnated so many puzzling ma he
matical prob,ems. DR. Brooks is a
pleasing speaker.
Evening journal., 1898-06-04
PROPOSALS.

OPOSALS.-Pursuan to chapter 4,
section 4, OF the Revised Code, and the
specifications therein named, proposals
will be received by the undersigned for
printing the Journal of the House of Rep
resentatives of the State Of Delaware. for
the adjourned session Of lSgS. Proposals
Will be received up TO y o'clock, noon,
June 25. 1S9S.
Bond will be required of the successful
bidder for the faithful performance of the
contract. The right is reserved by the
undersigned to reject any or all bids.
GEORGE w. SPICER, Jk.,
Clerk of the House of Representatives.
Address MarshalltOn. Del.
Evening journal., 1898-06-04
FOR THE SOLDIER BOYS.

On Friday and Saturday June 10 and
1l. from 4 10 10 p. m, the Woman'8
Auxiliary of cur Delaware volunteers
win give a festival at No sol West
-cct The proceeds will be used to-
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