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San Pedro.

Sc llamaba Simon, Y asi fuS Co
nocido siempre, adn hasta despues
de la muerte del Salvador.
El nombre de Pedro" lie fue
puesto por sl mismo Divine Macs
tro, cuspdo 10 sscogi6 como Jefs
de su Iglesia y -piedrs (Psdro)
inaugural del Gran Edifcio que ha
do durar, ,mientras existA el Nun
do. ''Tu eres Pedro, y sohre esta
Gran Piedrs. edi6csrs mi Izlesis, "
Cuapdo Jestis sstablecia ell Gran
Sacramento on la Euoaristia, ls di
10 osf { Simon;
En- yerdsd To digo, Pedro. que
ssts noche me nsqsras tres vecss,
antes de que csnte el gallo" y 81
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La Veronica

Por tradici6n Sc stbe que. cami.
nandO JESUS con 10 Cruz al hom-
bro. ensangrcntado el rostro por
las punzantes espinas que herisn
su cabeza; sus ojos v toda su cara
infsmadas 'por ell tormento, Sc en-
contr6 con una piadosa muger, liza
mada Berenice, que, oompadecida
de el, 10 enjug6 el rostro con un
paho, quedsndo Impress on 81 Ia
Divins Faz del Salvador, como
premio q su csridad Y amor.
La lglesia, despues, le llam6 We
r6nioa, hacienda una sola palabra
de Te'a y Lc0n que signifcan
Verdadera Imagen, on conmemora
ci6n del milagro que obr6 ell Re-
dentor, deiando su Divine Rostro
on el lienzo de Berenice, con 10
que SO da testimonio de que Ia com
passion siempre obtiene premio de
Dios.
Ell Divine Rostro Sc reprodujo
tres veces en- ell lienzo, Y Ia Iglesia
conserva en- Roma, en- Iaen y Je-
rusalen, cada una de estas repro
ducciones.
La Veronica muri6 en- Roma, no
conozco Ia fechs, y sus reliquias
son veneradas y estan en- buen es-
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1907-03-30
Judas Iscariote

Judas era de Ia tribu de Juda,
nacido en- Ia aldea de Carrot; vio-
lento de caracter, reservado & hi
p6crita.
Algunos de los Principles de los
eacerdotes qpe formaban Ia asam-
plea del Sanhedrin que resolvfa de
fodos los asuntos p9blicos, escojie-
ron & Judas, para confabularse
con 81 en- 10 manera de aprehender
Jesus, porque 10 habfsn visto
fernando en- el grupo de hombres
que seguian al Salvador, y Caifas
eonsigui6 de 81 que, mediante Ell
yslor de 10 que Sc pagaba por un
escIavo, (treints diperosl le fuese
entregsdo,
FL dfa de los Azimos celebraba
desAs la Ultima pascua de su vida,
aOompahado de- aus disoipulos y,
sabedor de todo, dfioles que uno
De ellos le habfs de entregar.>
-tsere 70 acaso. msestro2 preguu
t6le Judas.
IN
ID 10 has dioho,-respondi6ls
Jesds.
Terminada la cena pascuaI, Je.
SuS Sc despidi6 de su lnadre, y
acompshsdo de sus discfpulos, ex.
cepsuando Judas, Sc dirigi6 4 Get.
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1907-03-30
CAIFAS.

Caifas fue, sin duda slguna, eI
enemigo mas terrible que tuvo eI
Redentor.
Para ouando pasaban los hechos
de la Passion. Caifas tenia como ID
amos de servir como Sumo Sacer-
dote. pues siendo Gobernador de
Judea Valerie Grato (antecesor de
Pilato) 81 10 llev6 al puesto on ell
que solo Sc hacia notable por su
extraordinaria indole como tirano.
Algunos de los Principles de Ia A.
samblea, no pudiendo contrariar
al Gobenrador, no pidieron la des-
tituci6n de Caifas por su encrude-
cimiento exsgerado contra los
reos; pero ST consiQuieron una mo.
dificaci6n: que las sentencios dadas
por los Sumos Sacerdotes y Prin-
cipes de la Asamblea, no causasen
ejecutoria sino hasta ser revisadas
por el Gobernador.
Caifas Sc gozaba en- ir fernando
una mala atm6sfera al Nazareno,
que en- esos dfas estaba siendo OBJ
jeto de la atenci6n p1blica, Y a.
proxim6 los acontecimientos, entu
siasmando & Ia Asamblea del San
hedrfn para que decretaae - mHer
Ee do algan homhre para tranquil
dad del pueblo,
Cuando Jes1s estuvo en- gu pre-
sencia, despues de la apprehension,
10 excite fuertemente para que de-
clarase, como saba que tenfA que
hacerlo, que era cy'sl0, AH6 dc
Di0s, -
Caifas, ouando hizo tai con fesi6n
JESUS, simuld una gran oomedis
de indignation, y fue tai 50 sober.
bia y enoono contra Ell Justo, que
Sc atrevi6 hasta a desgarrar sus YES
tidos, gritando: lHa blasfemado!
lEs un reo q muerte! FL Sanhe.
drfn decret6 la muerte de JESUS.
Caifas dur6 como tres amos mas
en- su puesto de sumo sacerdote;
pero fue, desde Ia muerte del Sal
vador, perseguida su conciencia
por herribles remordimisntos, y
llsvaba una vida irregular y des-
preciable, por, 10 que fus destitui-
do nor 81 entonoes Gobernador de
Siria, L. ViteIo. Este dltimo gol-
pc 10 puso mas desesperado, Y el
comprador del Justo. hizo 10 que
ell vendedor, sc suicide.
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1907-03-30

Ap6stol le asegur6 que no serfs G,
pax do hscerlo.
Simon segufs de lejos 4 su mae.
tro, desde el momento do ser pre-.
so, Los criados de Caifas, que sen
tfan frfo la noche que JESUS fut
llevado al Palscio de este pontff-
ce, hicieron una gran lumbrada al
frente de la casa. Simon 80 arri-
mo q calentarse, y una mujer d.
clar6 que era de los que andaban
con JesGs.
-Muger, no le conozco, rsspon-
di6 Simon Pedro.
Otros dos mas de los criados re-
conocieron y dijeron que, en- efec
to, aquel hombre era de los que Sc
gufan 4 Jestis, y dos veces mas d.
10 el Ap6stol que no era cierto; y
no bien habfa acabado dc hablar,
cuando canto un gallo.
Record6 10 dicho por el Macs
tre, y sintio tai smargura Y triste
"a en- su coraz6n. al YER su debili-
dad. que no pudo mas que separar
SO q un lugar apartado y obcuro,
donde llor6 con verdaderas lagri-
mas de arrepentimiento, pues toda
su vida posterior 10 demestrA.
Ell Jefs do los Apdstoles y pri'
mer Vicario de Jesucristo on Ia
TERRA, murio hasta aa amos dos
pues de Ia muerte del Senior,
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bien sentencisdo q muerte.

Plato, desobedecisndo 4 so con
ciencis, ratified 10 ssntencis, = Ia,
vandose las manos. eptreg6 al Inc
cente para IL ejecutoris.
Este Juez. siguiendo Ia misms
suerte do los dennis verdugos do ID
passion, fuS vergonzosamente do.
puesto dc su smpleo, como cinco
sfIos despues, y sentsnciado & dos.
tisrro muri6 ahogado en- el lsRo
de Lucerna.
Existe Ia preOcupaoi6n de que
en- cierto dfa. cada aiio, aparecs 10
sombra de este Juez injusto, srras
trandO una tOga muy ensangrsn-
tada.
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Magdalena


lilea, nacida cerca del hermoso Ia
90 Genezareth, en- un pueblo lla-
mado Magdala. Su belleza era in
comparable, Y siempre llev6 una
vida LENA de pecados y disipaci6n,
hasta que fue convertida, oyendo
las dulcfsimas y conmovedoras pa
labras del Salvador.
Era fervorosa en- eI amor profa-
no; pero Ia doctrina del Redentor
encendi6 en- su coraz6n tan grande
hoguers, que despues le parecian
POGO todo su coraz6n y toda su a.
ma para iluminarlos con ell Nuevo
amor que sinti6, el Amor Divine,
el Amor & Dios.
Emocionada Magdaiena por el
celestial carifio y nuevo amor, bus
caba una OCCASION propicia para de-
jsrse caer q los pies de su Amado,
y pedirle perd6n por sus pasadas
faltss.
Por entonces, habfa sido JESUS
invitado q conner en- Ia casa del fa-
riseo Simon, y precisamonte esta-
ba ell Redentor en- Ia mesa, cuando
Sc le present6 Ia bellfsima pecado-
ra, con ell semblante lloroso y acon
gojada, y sin decir una palabra,
humedeci6 los pies de JESUS con
sus lagrimas, los reg6 con perfu-
mes y los enjug6 con miles de be-
sos.
Jesds comprendi6 que los cir
cunstantes estrafiaban que FL vie-
ra & Ia hermosa pecadora con pis
dosa actitud, y dijo:
-Mucho sera perdonado & esta
muaer, porque am6 mucho.
Consolada Msgdalens con el per
don del Hijo de Dios, le sigui6 {
todas parties y le acompafI6 con
Maria on su peregrinaci6n al Cal.
vario. Di6 testimonio de su muer
te, y fue Ia primera que Sc enter6
de la resurrection, y Ia que la CO.
munic6 & la Virgen Maria,
Es de creerse que fue, de los
personajes de IL Passion, ID que
mas sobrevivi6. pues no falleci6 81
no hasta ell afio 30 de esta era.
Cel6brase su fiesta el % de Ju.
lio, y sus restos SO veneran en- 10
Iglesia de San Juan de Letran en-
Roma.
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cONDICIONES.

p D.uoer.u Fros,srirO"" pneliss
los .lbAd" 80
s.,.rip.lOn por > mes" oV
.s-rodo psro % Asri en- moneda del
, nr,si,snsnts sdslantsdo
pau, P., y = rsmitiaos, sesds coAvsnio
=, .orr.,pssassoIs dsbs dlrIiirss
yUsTO CARDENAs.
Laredo. Texas
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Ndmero suslto:
-S-
cEMTAvoS PLATA.

no he visto obra religiosa hist6ri-
ca alguna que Sc ocupe con seris-
dad do este asunto, y mas bien gu
pongo que 10 del Judo Errante,
no es sino Ia fgura simb6lics del
Pueblo Judio deicida.
Sin embargo, hace algunos siios
vi on un peri6dico Ia noticia do
que por el afio de 1875 habia sido
visto en- Madrid un personaje que
Sc reconocia como el Judfo Erran-
te; que hablaba todos los idiomss
conocidos sobre Ia TERRA, v por es
to y otras circumstances, hacia su
poner quo habia estado prolongs-
tiempos en- todas las nscio
nes.
Era grave, serio, NADIA comunica
two y jamas Sc le veia reir.
Magdalena.
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Entered as second olass
matter In the Post Once
at Laredo. Tex.
Evening journal., 1907-12-13
TO WEED OUT THE
PANHANDLERS
Chief Black Will Protect
Shoppers from annoyance
by Mendicants

with the advent OF Christmas times
and Christmas shoppers there has ar
rived in Wilmington the usna innus
nf "pan- handlers ana the police de-
partment il on The lookout for this
class of societs Witch invades all clties
at times when Il IS believed that there
Is easy money IN Sight. chief Black
has ordered the police to pick up the
mehdicants aud three were fined SO
each in ity Court yesterday
The PAM handler ls reculiaf
specimen OF the human face and the
story he can tell OF the misiof tunes
he has met puts to blush the Arabian
Nights tales or the adventures of Baron
Mnnchausen Usually he appears in nlhe
gliise of an Unfortunate " ho has been
disahltd by sbne terrible accident
either by fire or through some railfoad
Disaster ne has an arm bahdaged or
leg off and the terrible suffering
that he has undergone would melt
the heart, and incidentally oren the
pocket book. of the most hardened.
They approach a "vicumr WHOM tiiey
have spotted and IN piteors tones tell
Of their troubles In niuc oases but
Of ten they get a "hand out" large
or small
Usually the bandaeed arm Is the re-
,ult os frequent application of irri-
tants which remove the skin and give
tho member the appearance Of having
Been badly burned The man with the
leg or has probably been thus crippled
since q youth ana preferred 20 beg
rather than 10 make ar effort to earn
living
pan handlers" are also adept con-
tortionists In many instances and are
able 20 twist their feet and hands
into almost any shape Not infre-
duentiy is seen one who carries his arm
| twisted behind his hacl, and who will
inform you that he was born in that
lcondition A ahiclS twist of the arm
will bring it TO its natural position
however ana tile fake Is exposeds
Evening journal., 1907-12-13
EXECUTORS SALE


EXECUTORS SALE or REAL Fs-
TATE will be sold at public sale on De
cemher q, A. D., 1907 at II o'clock a
m, at the court house IN the city of
Wilmington, the follow ng described real
estate. All that lot OF land situated fn
the city Of Wilmington, with a brick
store and dwelling house thereon erected
Beginning on the casterly de Of King
street at the distance of twenty-thrae
fset five inches southerly from ille SOUTH
erly side Of Seventh street. thence bv "a
line passing through the gable wall be-
tween this and the messuage late cf Dan
lei Farra and parallel with Seventh street
ninety-One feet to a corner Of said Farra's &
land, thence southor,y and parallel with
King street twenty-three feet FIVE inches
TO a stake; thence westerly and parallel
with Seventh street rinety-oue feet IA
the easterly side Of King street and
thence thereby ncriheriy twenty-tiree
feet five inches to the place OF beginning.
with the free and uninterrupted use OF a
three feet wide alley extending easterly
from said land into three feet wide
alley which leads into Seventh street.
Terms Of sale: Ten perceutuu Of the
purchase price 20 be paid when the prop
erty is struck of, and the balance thereof
70 be paid on or before January ! A. D..
1903 JOHN EDGAR FRANKLIN.
Executor Of Elizabeth 3. Floyd, de-
ceased. . d9-llt
Evening journal., 1907-12-13
NEED OF TWO
MORE BRIDGES
Mr.. Chandler Says Two Addi-
tiOnaI Ones Should Span the
(hriStiand River

The Board Of Trade last night got be-
hind the project OF a deeper Chrstiana
Creek. new bridge across the waterway
at Market street as we'll as for new
bridges at other points acfoss the stream
with unusual vigor.
The subject came up for discussion
after Secretary McGovorn Of the Board,
reported that 400 business interests along
the river had appealed 10 the Board TO use
lbs influence Ia having the stream ini-
proved. IL was said that Major Flagler
local United States engineer. has rccom-
mended the construction OF a double lift
bridge across the stream the deepening
of The stream TO p feet and the widening
of the waterway 10 2S0 feet
phllemma Chandler county comptroller.
referred TO the development OF South Will
mlngton and 20 the apparent need OF addi-
iional bridges across the stream. He
Thought "a now bridge should bc built
across the river at Market street and also
suggested that other bridges be built
across az Brcnch street and at Fourth
street. He said the present two bridges
across the creek are under great strain
and should be relieved Of much Of tn,
traffic they now carry.
William d. Budd of the Harlan and
| Holingsworth Corporation. remarked
| chat the company was greatly interfered
/ with In the building Of large vessels be-
cause of the shallow and narrow stream
and hoped the improvements planned
would be carried out.
The idea Of having the Legislature
! authorize a bond issue that the bridge.
might be built WIS favorably comment
ed on Other members OF the board
! thought it unwise to so forcibiy agitat'
the Market street bridge project at thi'
time for fear the Government might forel
the work at a time when the county d
not financially able to make the irprove
nent The entire subject wee finally re-
fefred to the committee ON navigation an,
transportation which body viii take thl
subject up with the Levy Court
Evening journal., 1907-12-13
Appendicitis
How to Avoid Il and Escape a sursi-
cal operation, Told BY One
Who Knows.
a sImpIe MeIhod Tha..I. AIMaya EIh-

eacious.
II has only been q few years since
it was discovered that surgical oper-
alton would cure appendicitis; in fact.
&c has been bust ~ short time since the
disease was discovered and named.
Whenever there is an inhamed con-
dition of the appendix. caused by i'm
pacted faeces in the sunli cavity OPEN
ine into tho intestine. YOU then have
appendicitis
THE older doctors,used to,call this in
flammation of the bowels and were
puzzled to Know the ctuse
Even now. with all The lSnowledee
we have OF the diseaac no medical
man can tell you why we should have
an appendix. why we ind It where II
is, or what are distinctions. if it has
any.
The disease fer which the operation
Is a cure Is usually caused by indiges-
tion, and in many cases follows
large and indigestible meal
Physicians have until recently recom-
mended an operation. but now. as II is
known that II is caused by indigestion,
or dyspepsia. cure without an oper-
alton rs assured
When the patient IA treated with
Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets. the un-
Healthy conditions prevailing rapidly
disappear. the stomach and intestires
are placed back in their normal condi-
tion, every organ Of the body operates
as IL should. and the inflammation is re-
,duced and the operation Is avoided.
Conscientious physicians. who arc
looking after the best interests OF their
patients. win always keep a supply OF
Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets handy in
| their office. where IN case OF sudden
/ attacks OF Indigestion they can reliove
/ the patient at once.
There is no record OF n case of,ap-
| pendicitis where the stomach and
bowels were In a healthy condition and.
properly dieested the sfood from meal
TO meal
No better advice canrbe given 70 any
one who has attacks of Indigestion. or.
who has been threatened with appendi-
.citis. than TO tell him to go to the drug
store pay 90 cents. and take home a
hpackage Of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets.
Whenever heartburn. gas in stomach
or Bowels heart disease or stomach
troubles sour eructions. acidity or
fermentation are present. act at once.
Take a dose OF the Tablets and get re-
lief as soon as possible
AT al druggists so cents
Send us your name and address to-
day and we will at once send you by
mail a sample packages free Address
t. A. Stuart Co.. 100 Stuart BIde,
Marshall. Mich.
Evening journal., 1907-12-13

Bicycles. SIS. $50, %. ss5. $40, $50
and 800
Basket Balls. $3.50. 81. o, 81. IS
and So.
First Quality Sweaters, 81. IS and
$3.50.
First Quality Sweater Jackets, S5.
Sc and ST.
Other Sweater Jackets at $3.50
ana $500.
Whitley Exereiser, 81. $3.50. 81.
SO and s4
Ice skates. 81. $3.50. s., $3.50.
$3.50 and S.
Rink skates. $3.50. $3.50 and 81 so.
Roller Skates, csc, 81 % and $3.50.
Golf Balls. s5 $3.50 So and 50 per
doz Come - doz. in box.
College Pendants and Shields, poe.
soc, 75c and 500
Inverted and other Gas lamps
SOC. ST. $3.50 and up.
AIl-wool Jerseys. 50. S2.25 $3.50
and IS.
Evening journal., 1907-12-13

company lie IS also playing this hiay
with another company rlmec COM
panles are now touring and Il is am
nounced that the entire production With
complete scenic equipment win be
given here precisely ds presented for
two seasons hi the metropolis, The
sale OF seats opens Monday informing.
December 21d at 8 O'clock
"a rattling good show" istthe most
appfohriate descrlptl1h that could be
nude on "rhe oyster Mbn~ tlfe cbul
pany Of colored fun makers under tho.
direction OF Ernest Hogan. "the nm
bleached American" who win appear
at tie Lyceufn Theatre for the rest Of
the week Many funny incidents and
Characters are introduced during the
two acts. Finest Hogan. himself as
Rufus Rastus." the oyster man. is
the fun maker In chief. and has able
companions ia John Rucker and Miss
Carita bay The musical features are
Of high order and are reinforced by
splendid costumes and scenery.
Evening journal., 1907-12-13
oOvatos sells tho best Xmas sweets.'

A canary bird makes a nice present
for your wife or sweetheart Or friend.
AIRY woman appreciates a bird. We
have over 200 imported from the Harz
mountains in Germany where tho best
singing -anaries make their HON es.
They are creating quite a flutter about
our store. Col In and hear them sing,
At Snollenburgs.f
Evening journal., 1907-12-13
RUSH IS ON
Railroad Agents Are Preparing For II
comine Holiday Traffic.

Superntendents. route agents A.
local agents of the Adams eXnrerds-
pany viii meet in Phiadelphla.day
cuss plans for handling the
business this year AisSed
Railroad schedules WIN hs quick
and arrangements made during
shipment OF perishable working
the holiday season. "nles Will
forces Of the express, e,'sements
be increased shortly or,.,d cars TO
will be made 20 prt 'as rush
meet the demands
will be started IT, -
Evening journal., 1907-12-13
REGISTERS ORDERS.
~, 7e0s-~-er>o-r,r'-''
Ec;s sTER'S oRDER

d J. |I.Na
-fOffce OF the Register of Wills,
nsqay Castle Co., Del, November &c, 1907.
TIuon the application or AtWell II. Y.
-remer and Maud A. Kremer, administra-
.rs OF Harry c. Kremer, late Of Whining
on hundred, in.sald county. deceased, II
wis that the Administrators afore-
"a give notice Of granting OF
tiers Of Administration upon the es-
- of the deceased. with the date OF
"a ting thereof, oy causing advertise
late OF such Letters in six Of the
nubiic places of the county OF New
Ii recurring all percOns having de-
ds against she estate TO present the
or abide BY an art Of assembly in
ease made and provided; and also
I fhe Same TO be inserted within fha
! reriod in The Evening Journal. =
baper published II Wilmington. Del
fo be continued therein three weeks
Given under the hand ana sa,I
cr office OF the Register Of wins
~ eforesald. at Wilmington, IN New
~ Czstlc county aforesaid, the cav
aud yoSr above written
FRANCIS NJ. WALKER
Register Of Wits.
NOTICE. "''iS'
,l4ice is reraby given that Letters ~
,,,Snistration were in due form Of law
,s-fed unto the undersigned on the 2sft
- "a November, A. D., 1907, and that I. ii
senne having claims against the estste
ffile deceased must present the same
klv aftes.cd, 70 the said Administrators
X or before the 26th day of November
|1s or abide the Act Of Assembly IN such
d 81 made and d'Drovided.
~ ATWELL T.. Y. KREMER,
MAUD A. KREMER,
Administrators.
n 'oss Reuben satterthwaite. Jr., Esq,
u orney-at-Iaw. Wilmington, Del
-9t-cOd.
Evening journal., 1907-12-13
REAL ESTATE ZOE REM.
PROPOSALS


SEALED PROPOSALS VIII be received
by the Trustees of the Poor Of New Castle
county until 10 a. m., on Wednesday. he.
cember rs, 1907, for supplying the New
castle County Hospital from ID cember Il
70 the last Wednesday In March 1908. with
beef, bread. groceries, tobacco. carpet
slippers dry goods and medicine. Biddets
on shoes carpet slippers and dry goods
VIII be required to furnish samples. BIDS
for beef will be by the quarter in propor-
ton of one hind quarter to tnree fore
quarters out OF cattle we'll fattcd and
dressing not less than 500 pounds Bids for
groceries and drugs viii be on the varlouf
Kinds named IN schedule, and must be oi
the best quality, Bids will also be re-
celved for supplying the hospital with
creamery butter. delivered IN such qranti-
ties as the superintendent may direct
All bids 20 be directed to the Trustees oi
the Poor, No bids will be received unless
in accordance with the above The trus.
tees reserve the right to reject any or IN
bids
at... JAMES w. FOSTER
superintendent New Castle County Hos.
pltaL df1-12-13-l4-16d7
Evening journal., 1907-12-13
THEArlCAL
ntinues TO claim

TO claim a
The csrrsile Of the many who
!. sbare oe AS seas5n interested in
nro iusf ing holiday season. sor
the am Manager Dockstader an
naxf ae appearance of the young
lponns star. Ann Hamilton, and an
so,n cast in a scenic playlet en-
! eve ,Beggars." Harry Tilses' Col
, Ills. direct fcom Weber's Music
/! Mile. Elsa Vandersleet, con-
To OF the Henry Savage opera
,mpany; Weston and Young, San
bnia and Della. Herbert and Willing
nd others are also TO figure In the
how for the week preceding the big
christmas bill
After two years the local lovers Of
he drama are at last 10 see what dra-
1atic critics have so widely heralded
Is "the long awaited great American
,lavt" Contracts have been signed
ealed ana delivered whereby the man
cement of the Grand Opera House de-
ihiteiy announce "The Great Divide
n Christmas Afternoon and evening.
rhe attraction is Under the direction
If Henry Miller, who guides this road
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s1.00 TO Baltimore and Return, Suns
December IS, Baltimore and &

q, u
Special train win leave Wilm-
delaware Avenue Station) at -,
M Newark al $50 a. m.; T ~
leaves l'tltlmore (Cam len 6 ''''
$50 u. M; (Mt Royal Stat
ID. M
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PROFESSIONAL
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.
Berkshire shoats sows, registered.
8 Berkshire shoats. bores, registered.
Duroc Reds, littls pigs.
Rhode Island Reds-eggs for Matching.
Two young COWS. early springers.
One sound mare. years old, lady driver.
SAMUEL LOUDEN.
di3-1w Wooddale, Del.
FOR SALE-White enameled crib and
hair mattress in good condition Apply
Mrs William Hawkins, 10z W. 2Sd st.
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Ads Received Too Late
f or Classification Will Be
Found on Page Two.
HELP wANTED-MALE.


WANTED-A frst-clR's furniture up
holsterer. Apply Foord- Massey Furniture
Co. 7th and Shipley. dl3-2t
WANTED-Boy about rs years o.d.
References required. Apply to librarian,
Wilmington Instituts Free Library.
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WANTED-For the u. S Marine Corps;
men between ages q AMI 20. An opportI-
nifty 20 see the world. For full informa-
ton apply in person or by letter to u s.
Marine Corps Recruiting Office, Post Of
flee Building. Wilmington, Del. d4-2ft
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
LOST AND FOUND

IOST-A maltese kitten. Return to 1105
jackson street and receive reward. d1O-tf