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Evening journal., 1907-10-18
Personal and Pertinent
TIE INDIAN

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Twas the dead of night and as stili as death 49, l
Save the murmured prayer Of the wind
And the soaring clouds wrapt the sky in shrouds
With glimpse of the moon behind.
The pale-faco glanced thro the open door. 4
While his heart beat quick with awe
AT the spectral sight in the desert night
Ana the narrowing thing he saw.
For an Indian warrior lurking there.
With his gun and his eagle eve
with his features quaint and his hdeous paint
And a tomahawk hung at his thigh. Z
Oh. the pale-face thought OF his wife and homo s
But never sigh sighed he;
And he uptoed out like a veteran scout
To whatever his fate might be. Ht
And he grasped the savage around his waist
With the strength of iron chain;
Not sound was there the midnight air
MhAe ne wrested with might and main. r
To the redskins sides he pinoned his arms
And stihed his war-cry's note.
And he clutched his hand like an adamant hand
Round the bronze OF the Indians throat
And he dragged him in thro the portal wide
And stood him behind the door,
Then he whistled tune to the rOicking moon.
And closed his tobacco-store
-HarDer's Weekly
Sixth department store mas IN ,ts emn,o
a woman whose ability finally gained for her nlace
apply to her for situation Judgment denenaed
the fate Of men seeking the grocery departmen
il was noticed that the demand in the labor marker rs
exceeding the supply One day the propretors of the
store round themselves short Of help Ca NE man
ayers set out to discover the course OF the scarcity ~
labor. - ~'N''S u
There are plenty of men who want this kind of work
said one clerk. but they just can't bring themssl,es
to the point Of applying TO a woman for a sitpafion
wouldn't be here myself il I hadn't got this place
before Miss A. raised 10 her present nlsco ~.
bad enough to have TO alongside of women AZ
equal wages without having beg them for job That's
something that no man with a grain Of sand in his
disposition Is going to stand for"-New York sun
Lawrence Mott, the well-known young author ana ,
tonools1 conaemned scorohing at dinner New York
4 condemn he said, "scorching and the scorcher bnt
the accused man hastily Hasty condemnation IS aIvcay
mistake 'Ss
once on Canadian railway. the train
Tor hVe-minute luncheon at railway eating-bar
There was man beside gobbling away and when
ne finished heard him say bitterly he took out his
purse: - -''
Can that ham sandwich? It's the worst ham sand
Nich ever ate No more taste than sawdust and so
small you could hardly see H.
seye W ct yer ticket said the yaiter. This here's
Evening journal., 1907-10-18
TAFT AND THE F1L1p1Nos.

G EcRETARY TAFT carried little real hope
- of independence to the Filipinos when he
spoke at the opening of their Assembly Inde
pendence for the Filipinos according to the sec
rotary, is far in the future and he declared that
even should the time come when the Filipinos are
capable of self government-and that is a very
elastic term-the trade relations between the
United States and the islanders may be such that
neither country would consider it desirable to
sever the bonds that held the two together. The
sentiment among the Filipinos, judging from
their elections, and the anti-Amercan demonstra-
tions, is in opposition to the yoke Of the United
States. We are, therefore, confronted with the
problem of governing alien people against the
wishes of a majority of the people of that coun-
try. The task is not pleasant for the United
States. Perhaps statesmen may be able to
demonstrate how we are to be benefited by our
Philippine venture, and if anyone can do this it
is the large Secretary of War
Evening journal., 1907-10-18
IN OTHER TOWNS ALSO.

II HE Milton Times which believes that Mil
\ ton has good size boom because of the
extent and business of the canning industry, com
plains that certain "croakers" and "kickers7 are
abroad in the land and wish to thwart the prog
ress Of the town along the banks of the Broadkiln
But the Times should not believe that these
"kickers" are limited to Milton by any means
They are found everywhere. They do nothing
themselves and want to see no one else do any
thing. The brigade of pull backs can be dis
covered anywhere and one doesn't have to look
very far for them.
Evening journal., 1907-10-18

Talk and boom Wilmington upon every occa-
sion Let the people of the Peninsula understand
that the city is growing and that they can trade
as well in Wilmington as they can in any other
city Much of the progress of the city depends
upon the merchants and they should do their part
to keep the city before the eyes Of the public.
Wilmington, with its 10000 of population, should
command the trade of the surrounding country,
and it will do 50 some day.
Evening journal., 1907-10-18

The grand jury of Sussex county recently re-
ported in favor OF building new county jail It
would not be bad idea for the Sussex people to
erect or remodel their Court House as well. With
the value OF property in Sussex increasing new
banks starting, and money becoming more plen-
utul, evidences of the prosperity OF the county
should find their way into county and municipal
improvements
Evening journal., 1907-10-18

The great aim Of the Swarthmore College foot
ball team has been to-defeat Pennsylvania Last
year it won the much desired victory. but this
season Pennsylvania team, which is beginning
to assume normal conaition.--one expected Of
so large university-has turned the tables and
the young Quakers lost. If Swarthmore meets
few more defeats the trustees may seriously con-
slider whether they should not accept that huge
bequest promised on condition that intercollegiate
athletics be abandoned at the Delaware county in
stitution.
Evening journal., 1907-10-18

Former Senator Alice does not propose TO keen
out OF the limelight The ex-senator Is not to be
dead one" lie declares the sentiment for
Roosevelt is large in this State, and the senator
proposes to place himself at the head Of this SEN
timent Mr.. Alice has not lost his political
acumen.
Evening journal., 1907-10-18

The "Old Home Day" is progressing The en-
tire regiment of the Organized Militia and the
eatng gun squad will be in the parade and VIII
mngtonians as we'll as our visitors will be glad
to see them out.
Evening journal., 1907-10-18

The river front project is not tagging The
committees will find out just what can be done,
and then proceed to do it, It begins to look as if
the river front agitation this time would not end
solely in talk.
Evening journal., 1907-10-18

The failure of the peach crop in Kent county
shows that the farmers there should turn their
attention to other crops, as they have done in
Sussex county.
Evening journal., 1907-10-18

natural gas trust is TO be formed near Pitts
burg, but this does not mean that it will be COM
posed of oratorical spellbinders.
Evening journal., 1907-10-18

AS result OF the operators strike, the presi-
dent OF the union appears to have come out of the
Small end OF the horn.
Evening journal., 1907-10-18

ThK EVENING JOURNAL uses the United Prsss New.
esrvpo, rsesysd IL its editorial rooms owes sps''a
Evening journal., 1907-10-18

Advortialng rates on application.
No altention paid 10 unsigned communications
Evening journal., 1907-10-18

This newspaper is on sale regularly at newsstand
10 wilmington and the principal towns IN the State es
Deawares also at Broad Street Station and twenty
fourth ana Chestnut Street Station, Phlladephia Pa
Evening journal., 1907-10-18
S. H. Stats.
Infants Wear
INFANTS WHITE SILK CAPS.

Daintily trimmed with lace and rib
bon. They are prettier than ever this
season Then for those of plain taste
we have the little French Caps. The
newest styles at 25c, soc, 75c, $l.0o and
on up.
children's White Bear Skin Caps
SOC. 75c, S1.0O and 1925.
KNIT CAPS. CAP Innings
Evening journal., 1907-10-18
Infants Dresses

Infants Long and Short Dresses;
also the little Russian and French
Dresses By far the largest assort-
ment we have ever carried.
IT you have never used any OF our
dresses. one trial viii convince you that
they are the very best. workmanship
in fact, it has the general excellence OF
home sewing. The materials are just
such as a mother would select herself
and neat and dainty embroideries and
laees are used throughout.
Evening journal., 1907-10-18

To the general public. I want to say
that feel that DR.. Barnes. the special.
list, saved my lie. had serious trouble
with my throat air tubes and chest and
vas almost a complete wreck IN health
I also had rheumatism. My existence
was one OF misery. In this condition
went TO DR.. Barnes. with tho result that
ae cured me. and to-day I am hearty as
any man, and all because OF his SPECIAL
TREATMENTS. The public may think
perhaps, as / almost did. mat because
nr. Barnes advertises In the papers that
ne might be like some others and IN
worthy OF conscience. but let me tell Won
right here, and most positively that n.
knows his business and can deliver tht
goods in treating his patients as he Ia,
evory6hing 10 treat the sick with an
KNOWS HOW. ! am sure a trial vii
convince the most skeptlcal
(Sisnedl l. NJ ELBrRSON
DR.. Barnes Is located at SIS SIMPLE
street.
Evening journal., 1907-10-18

oilbsrt q Jones' BUSINESS Manager.
p,urth and shipley Streets. Wilmington. Delaware
Evening journal., 1907-10-18

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
By mail postage prepaid, $500 year, or Is cents =
month payable in advance BY carrier six cenn WseA-
Evening journal., 1907-10-18

nav york once: sos Cambridge Bnildins cornsr Fifth
Avsnue and Thirty third Street
Chicseo once: s1i Boyce Building.
Evening journal., 1907-10-18
TELEPHONES

Ee,toriai Room-D. A. 500 stOelmarvia- 27tH
Baslness once-D. & A. s75 Delmsrvia- s24@
Evening journal., 1907-10-18

4O5 Market ST, 4O4 shipIey St
Evening journal., 1907-10-18

Directors and sole stoekheldsrss Robert ss'Fss
Abert w, cumminss Clement D. Halam ans S'D''' y
Evening journal., 1907-10-18
TheEvening Journal

Nspuellcan NtvhpaDeI. published dalg e77's 1I'1'1
nosn except Sundays, Dy -
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-01-04


bgiere Ia ben inoeboloer friif
1iIlttanoo ot1ltrent 100000 nitro.
Der pr:: Grant ct Mntal, iom fter IS
cages SOrIp6 Bot feruteret is s.,
MiHiorer.
Gisie 1al er enteoe fro grgoer
fra set inoresafp Often; nartnere aa,rz
ten blep Der ffunoet meIlem
6A MiIlion Miifroberspr Gram.
Goger man @iennen1initttet Al De-
snabnfe Gal, timber mon, at Ser i
360Z@sram Ditbor ligeiaa manae Ie-z
pen6e &eiieller, ION Der e. Mernear
paaSor6N.
MIieebel erDt ct u0marffet na>-
re1toe % Yet for0dieliet Merinesmio
oel maafte ,efop paa grnno az
Sc mango M2iirober.
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5onoerjvllano.
VAgAyyQVY MN h6AAh'

IS r.e tesf oI0et Ro
II a 3 &onliltoriet &iel bor 11o-.
Naitor Sanim I Sierpiteo til
Nrpitsi @aines paa Mls:
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fgrt i Spgum. til CONNER: Ser er
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Ie 4af gpenS geboere orleoen Mfte11
Dor iamleoe for at orgfte Nloner,
blep ser al Sc 9il1teoebprenoe lfrofs
:teg1et Mnbele til ct gelpb al 21200
Marf. @oaroeier Heter Sreoslrtno
bar tilbu0t at gipe I'll B%pggegrut1o
til &uie1 i fit Soft. Set bill biitnof
fomme til at foite 10000 Morf.
De E I e + + re s
5brpnbte ben 8. December for fprite
Sang Mngultenborg. 8oa @aoen
brGnoer euou1t Me=gamle @etroleums,
lompers 81 gellfubet fgrt for nogle
[Dage ii6en bar lluttetSperensfoml1
meo Upffefforitonoerifabbef ON @aoe:
belpgningen. Stlilutningen fra prt
but Si0e CT megef iporiom, % 8e.
folfningen tic 9elS bar nogen Sor
Domsntob set nDe: 5entinarie ipn
mon oeiaa bap6e reg1tet meo1 ba1
!!1eller lite lluttet iig M
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-01-04

Sb)sIsMss
Ssl
Mfgteelssensss iii III
1ddetHlax::SSssl rrsss Krristaensdtaafftfeert
Karysbee6slaltndda SkihaaffeTerSFa
M0atensen. NestNed: sJOhanne Han
asenasssG hEistianadHB Kloster. 0ae
JensenllsssSSKertemi
IlettesSssIzz s@@T lesselager Marx:
lIsandmanlsd HahsSsC iausen.H syend,
korsEE5erdIssP Yejstrupi:
Psterrg,SsHaungs. @HeJeBee ChI1stiane
Haas Asdal:ss
EEHtrtshals:s@Hlaptsjn CsJensen,
lHalyriminen NicolinessK j@r. Grind.
Ested: sPeder Kristensen. Slagelse:
rktektssE.sA.Thonnse Kattinge:
EMarens edtPetersen, Sax-
rup;Jenss@PeterP edersen.. eden
Slagtermester AdolfARiem
Marte#Pedersen. Bow
Iund: Anne WELDING. Gedser::.
kBirthe Dsten.s TersleY:.Fhv;S ogne4
foged.Helges#B Bach. Mausing:De
the Poulsdatatsssr Louise Knudsens
Nielsen.
neutrality-suspicious. Ravnkilde
prAArden: Dorthea sprensen.sAar
hus Petersen Svendborg:
Murermester Hans Nielsen. Odder:s
Birgitte Grouleff. lTrustrup: Dyr-
laages Christian Garnaes. Yeile:s
3Rebslagermester Christian Picard.
sNVslborgg:s :Enkefru Hertha Franzen..8
5Vester-KRrby C@cius Hansen:
SYejgaard& Mette Andersen. Sdr..a
Vilstrup ssJ ]. 4. Uhre. Ravnsminde::
Johanne Ravn. JersleY: LRrer Jens
.Just.ssVallp: Sophus Mohr Voss.a
HeNerup: Malersyend Axel Peter
sen. Enke Dagmar@Bohr. Lyngby::.
Fabrikarbejder ]. Z. Lundgreen.5
:Hnlle:: Fhv. Smed Il. Nielsens HUI
stru Karen. ss &
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Selpbeberifelie. 8outnteren:u'
net CAB Gem ultiaasu melomoe.s
og oer4aaalog@e ions
sHl SSorbe,,'
anflaeeoe (5prer giiergene)7.
sas5SHffe ftrafS; grif 90 leg Dapoe bDsrkk=
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!SoDrmanse nSuobbsgereH ber iinoes
len ga,nutel

Dltens ssS161bDgeerea e. Ct meeet
.~nteresiant Stloium for ben. fom
bar Appetit paa at befatte iig meo
Set bar 89ellntDr;eren a en- aan6s
brugslfde Scbpeit5, om baroiorlt
Ell Del inferesia11te l1n6erlpgeljer..
Ger bans geregning in0eboloer ct
Gram at en- fritz Gmmentbuler-
9tomtren 10000 Mifrober;; meo
.Ditens Mloer tiger Snobpggerantal-
LEI, aa set fter ontrent 20 9age
lnlgipr 10000 pr. gram. n fao.
.alote u8eicbtdiiie1 ((en 5lags blpo,
.itar gprd fom minoer ON ga.
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Observation-Disclosures e5saa,
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Na,nh
jkConcordia -cIanaen1ssfIroasar pata,
Ianrifxen. Maalxinist1s.Iacoh sNiaa
sen Fhy.skibgferara TheodorsVVest
Ephal. sEnke Anna petersen. Enke
Observation-Disclosures AnesSindarsen.
.kaldetS sPetersen1sMa Nfelsens
Hustru Larsfne.s*sK,ls Anthon .Jen.
sen.s Fhy.. .Husbestyrinde ELLEN Pe.
tersen. Pens. Overbetient II Mari
men Christian Erlagsen. Enkefru
Mettine Meller. Enkefru Elisabeth
Lauritzen. Detailhandler Anders
Hansen. 5Enke Anna Thorbech. En-
kefru GeorginesMeyer Enke Caroline
Friis. FhY. Modehandlerinde Enke
EJohanne FIVE. Gurin Hansen. En-
Ike Elsa Randrun. Konlmiss percy
Jensen Dampskibsfdrer Hans 3 )
tersens mike Jnhanne An.
gust Hogelins GmstgiversSHansN MAJ
sen. Trykkeriarbeider Macs ole.
mensenE Assistant III,
str,, 10, D..
darson EraLon ~.
i E,1d,,ngti 4 yoI 1Honaan ne
Ezl5afr,, patrina Pontsnnan M Mas1lin-
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line H,,atr,,
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soenenrnst91Gs.C O. A. Richarda H,,.
sstrn ChristianeS Observation-Disclosures;
nlga Patarsan { ASai5ne
Fnkes N5co1f1a Gvldinp.
skomager Hans GranoW Ti1skaare,.
sWedels Hnstrn Anna -anearhaidar
Albert Ryde. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
sWeilbye pens Fnldmmpfip af 81.
vaernet Albert Griffenberg: Kunst.
sier Mereha sH maru sKalens cise1Gr
Carl Theuerkauuff snedkermester.
*Baus Hustru Theres1a Husmand
.Jensens EnkeIsAne.a Or
gen Thorn Hansens Hustru lnger.
F,hY. HuseJer Peter Hansen. skraed-.
dermeste L1ndemanns Enke. Carroll
Ilthhograf Hard1ges Hustru An An
ma. Vognmand redChristensen.=
5Fhy. MurersYend CarlsBariels.E For.
5mer Johannes Vilhelmsen. Inkassa--
tor Johan Petersen. Gprtler Erhards
Olsen. Kontorist julius Petersen.
SFhy. Nattevagt Lars Nielsen. Blk
kenslager Kirchhoffs Hustru AlYilda.i
Skibsfprer Ditley Dagger. Crosse
rer:5Jacob Brgnniche. FhY. Bagerme-
ster. Peter Holm. Gross. G. Edens.
0.,4. 1.na-,1l - No. -.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-01-04

ttom 6reoerifen opfna gIftrup,1
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|1efter orIangn fbsa Bgaurbnld.:i
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fra 9lesbig baref Nrbeibe pa
Esfrpoiittr11p Marf oo Boieng Sc
ct ubr1naeer Nniensof goiens me-
Here iom bar la6d ppie En- SOB Sc
0eiorb poa omtre1,t gnoer: 500.
Den ifal arpero@ til slaerbrug .
8la1tning. ESrHen forat pIpje e
89effor Soro er 100 Mtarf:
8 5 i 5 5 E il d d 8 Il
s@rab. Gorle6en gftermiboag, &c
s5frp0oerlheitu 8: 2aufen IT'D @ege
fob ioroeoes paa Mbsbpl Mrfeeoaro
falot p%l1toielig Ell al 8prer1e. Ell
D1tgle Ma11o,2ano1no1rn gepn1ano, on
oe6 @raDensog bar bpo meo BET 1am.
Ren Mfopoe7 om Dor poeelie
CT pilt1tof blepen rant al ct 5lagtif.
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borg bar iolgt fit Gaaro for Ell
:aipbeilm Of ca. 81.0oe Morf. Sid
beren ct en- 6anif Manb fra 5l1nb=
peo, @eter gebmiots 9pn fra aip.
Ibenbopeo, ioa @aarben bliper poo
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