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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-05
@eitcrn NarsIanb Giienbabn.

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az Natm. - aflon,oOatiOn mad Union.
APO @a8m. - Grpret,S 6neIsua SuuptItnie,
Sd9ersioiurt, Sanrod. Sbippensbure iiro,
ausaenoiurnen Gonniaas. Sreberid unb Gub
n%uiisbrrg { YdrIorsGar),
Sdaltdt, dusaenommea esHmfaeb.
7.00 WtoreeHS - gcrf. D. u. 8. 9tn., unb
Carlisle.
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1857 Wloreens - gSeftern ggpreb, Weftmtn.
Her, gruceoils Greherid), Gmnitsburg.
2tnriront, SIue Tibac. sSannesboro', Gbam
bershnro. SaasrstoipI; 9aneod. Cumberland
$50 Hcdm. - SuuptIirie, bftIid5 bon Gncrt.
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uno g. unb s. BIB.
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Nrs. WinsIow's Eoothina Ssrnp

,uiro feit iber iaaunbiehsSts Sabren bon
Yitltnnea non glduaern fit Tire 0inbey betM
ternbiet has Nino. erpeiht ben Oaumen, Be-.
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GbrrbourM l.. Mai. - Ger
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olISgeImnicn. &
Gibraltar, /. Nini. Der
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nud) Mem. Dort in Gee geitodeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-05

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Nm 3d. Mai s3ampfer ~Winte.
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mad Ncapel.
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-ser- . s'E
MerDenl9 II d d {

e6fpate. nero5Ie Terfonen, eepIaet bon Sotf'
nungsIoiiafeit uto fbiedten Irduimen. eritos
pierloen gusfliifet, @ruii., HldeIr uno aopf,
unb &efihts. 8atarrb. @iaaenoriiden,i stiitloer.
%ftopiune. Nhioiefeit, 9rrbiben, 3ittern, Ser5ilo'
pfen. 8riiit,eilen1nune, NeneIitfeii uiib 9ribt
etnfad, idnen umS binis ale nmuatirfihrn
Nerluitc unc anoere Gulsep tusenoftdsr Vertr.
runsen s~riinblihl aebeilt nno upne @efunbbeit
ano SrpBfinn iuieher eriangt iperotn. tbnnen.
Nr5t.
Siefes auBerorbeutIih interefianie unb Iebr.
rei6e- BUD t1cntide Nnfage 1909, pel4es
bon Sumo lnb gIt, Martn NIB Trai, gelefen
tperoeu fonfe. fann 1easp Ginferouna bon 20
Gents in srtefinarfeT r~erfeeelt be3oeer' fuerSeu
bon oer ie3slItI. 79hftt3 ~ +
YriuatsS fini6, l181--6. Aue
seetu.ysrf, R..D.-
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(Gebrl, Dido. GO&92l
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$50 crb0btc. Wcioe ~bc5obltcn sic
Strofc utD mltrOcn oui ireien SUB
Aciebt.
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Baltimore 9ampf. Yadet So.
lalte nnb snperldfhge g%ai.9inie.)&
8ie Ber:. StaatenBoit 4bef5rbernb.
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Sie Ser SiaaterBotf bef1rberrb.
Saftpter sWtrginta" (nen), ,Nla6eua.s
y@euraio," ylrnnefet".
Sampler tabren ta9li6, .Sonnines auseenoin.
men BON ben "8ais9inie" spiers, Rr. 10-f8,
Ioint Comfort. gsorfolt, 9ortsmoutb unS aneu
@@nniie4 PCS ,Siioens. gerbinoins in OH
8ibalono, @erbinbnne in Portsmouth NIT Sen,
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WIabI8eiieu mad europdtf6em Blame. Burn.
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9bdrlessStrabe.
S0bn u. Sterppuo, a.. gruun.
BieesBrdf. II. Sen sManaaer. Ger. yBaK. ,9senf.
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WationaI.Yanfen

Hational.9 anfen.
,ste cIb spipu gatiunal gani," Cob. unb
gIetersGtraBe. Saepb 70. Soof. BrdHbeni;
-Senrp 8. gtebue, 8affirer. -
r9iueite yiattpnal.S amf," 432 Gnbsgroabpab.
g. Is. g9apner, aaffrer.
uWeftern National ganf,". IA Norb'S utatp.S Str.
%. Warriott, aaffrer.
y1ritte gatipnal.Vauf," gde Baltimore unb
B0rtb'Strnbe.
rSarmers & @srdhant's s~sattpnaI Saul"
Souibs uno Qom6drbsS trabe.
,~Gommereial & Sarmers' Rattpnal Banf,"
SiotpeftsSde Souarbs uno Be~rmansStrabe.
&. 3. Balofpin, gaIirer.
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Sciratbs = Siccn5cn.

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80. Npplifant -N u. s. Guibca, 9tr.
1900, @cltt WhulberrpitruBe. '.t
Noom =. 2itcr5ti "a; Wtnrp q,
@interlin9 81, gcidicoen. 9lppIl.
FAINT 49, Ncuic Mnrtint, Nr. i00,
observation-disclosures. d
Charles u. &eo0cr, GS, @ittpcr:
Sophia Q. @rnuL 10, 0cihicoen. Pip
plitont 1870 $. e. Spctler, Mr.. 1O1G,
Grub Sill Npcmlc.
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IS.
Midocl Y. 1obcn, 50, Mittlucr;
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StroBc.
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Corners, is. Npplitnnt - @illiom
:. NeiQ, 1914 Green's Court. glppli.
font - Snnuel 81. Y. 9omnep, Mr.
2716, Ct. Eoulitrnbc.
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:. 9augbn 81.
Gem 0riminuI @eri d I
il bcrmieien. - Die onNeblihcn
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Shott, Nr. IS, McGlcuouSs Nncp, BE-.
roubtcn, ionic in Die Giicnipaorcr.
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Co." Nr. 103, Siio'Sonoper.S troBe,
mo IN ocn Sabcn bon Soopcr @roS.,
Nr. $40, Sit-@oliimore. e trobc. chit
bruhcn lnb @ooren u1o boorrS
@clb jlln @etrogc bon 1919 ltoD.
len, lpurocn geltern IN ser meitlihell
Foli5eiltation ourd Hid)tcr 2pocit
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Musnabmc oes 15'i1briAcn @iuionl
Werd)nnt BON Nr.S71, 9cnmpn,S IT,.
Scr pom &liacuoridtcr Moics oiif 6
Wonotc inter ForolC 9eitcIlt puroc,
Gie Nonnen Der onocrcn Nn1cihule
oi9ter limo: Soicpb ". Sfirmon bon
Nr. 712, @eit-2ombarooS trobe, 60
marc Gonnollp BON Mt. 100, Eort;
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p, Siio.Eacu-Str., ltlo Die bci6eu
Ncger Sranf Gnulon bon Nr. 80;
GiOcr-Nuep, mo Hidaro Wnrtin pom
9tr. 643, GiorrsNneu. Sic mud)tcu
feline NuSIogen.
Gin unbebod)te &ort
TO il Fl \ III S25.. NlS Nid,tCt
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9amburgsM
Observation-Disclosures
9oppeldraabex.
GSpref. nub EaTasier.0 ienit.

Sambnrs'I
41-45 groaomap, Nep.Dorf.
artbnr 8. &obipu,
att alien piate,
1877 t.galttmore.S Ctr.
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0ei9dftss@ egmetier.

Seitungen, 3eitidrriften etc.
nSbe Baltimore Wtws Co.," 9apib abercroup
bic, 9eftattsfibrtr, 31S Weft'9ermnnsStr
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Merdamts 6 Miners srauspprt. Gp.
InWp ffr6Tmtc.
Sradlt nnS YaNasiere.

Innipfcrs9tnie Ht-
s. fSradlt nnS Haiagiere.
gndl 9uitou eno ocm riteu.
Sienita9. Sorleriilg, Sonnidg, @ llbr gl6cnos.
. Nan Yrupincuec mn oer, Sisn.
U'unfng, I5reitoa. Sdmiiaa, &c U6r Mbeubs.
9ah Gcippurt-9ir,pS uno Tpriou.
Adalth. altsGelioiirher WiittpodS, 8 rlbr NbbS.
6raobf ongencntmer tdglid big 3 uhr NadbiI,
1iir o%enfeIhen ga9 nbiabrenoe 3anpfer.
Hafi Sapanhag nnb bent shbrn.
Sleniin9; Eofiterttaa, Samftaa, 8 ll6r Gbenbs.
S,.H. Yiegieii, I9ent, Bier Slib SiosCSap,Str.
Ndnpt,Silreah @ern'an' i,o aigbt. strabe.
t~li''@@SN.l~ f,n ,-N .-taec,Far
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Warblanb. nnb TennDlbania-Y abn.

UVHF VIUHuS HNU EtWHTUIUUHEuTVuyU
9iee u~erlnien Nprtb.N peuns.e Citation:
7,S0 WoreenS Yort Bot tdalt1. auSeenon.
men Spntitdl.
9.05 MoraenS 9elta aecom.. mir eonntas.
$50 Wloreens Bclair Nceout., tdeIi&, uuSge.
riomnien Spttrtng.
100 Natmittaas geIair aeeont., nur samftaa.
1926 ~Nat,mitta9s BORT ppft. tdgIi&, auSoe.
runnteu Sorntng.
4.05 Gatmittaes Della sIecom., nur Sourtao
4.45 HadrmittogS geIair gccpul,. tdaIt1. ou3.
~peEomrnei Sonntaa.
900 gberes 9elid aeeon., tdsIi1, auseenonk
men Spnutag.
HOO M6enos Oeita aeepm.. MIR souutao.
11.a0 Mbcnbs 9eIair Iaprr., tdaIi& aliSoenoup.
men Scnntno.
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Wopofaten

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9eringtcnsStraBe. e. & 9. 1bone, ct. Banl
3539-M.
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3. ISN'T. Grtmann, III RorbsGbarIessStraBe.
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Gin unbebohteS @ort
to | tct ib III $25. IlS Gid)tCr
So0en 0eitern IN Der mcltlid)en Eoli'
Sciitotion Sullus Sormel bon Nr.429,
Noro.Glitaiu StraBe, uno 0oroibD
Mepera ans @aibin9ton, 3. Is, lpe.
gen H%ubeitorih9 3itie $25 mo $40.
item perirtbeilte, mudtc Sormel Die
9enerfung: .emporenol" mofii.,
Midter Soben oia Stroie fir i'm oui
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Ylimbing, Surnoces, Ganges uno
Scfen, Gahoeden uno Simmer.
Stnnrtt Sros., 1923 IorbsS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
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Soften.
1phIen.

Hr. 1 barte. .SG35 SRI. 3 suuburD sc. IS
Nr. 2 lartc. $3.50 Tr. 2 sunbnrg $685.
Nr. 3 barte . $500 Wr. 2 2Htens 0al. S7.45
NnR m.... .S6.60 Gr. , 2htcns Bal. STAB
@eidgtes 0ideubpfS, Ha GnrS $3.50.
geidgtes bidltenbol8, Y 6prb $3.50.
&iainger & Sebrauf.
Sniptsgiireau uno aobIeubuf; breton. uno
Oar. StraRe 3ppigs9iirPmt: ySlb Sopn 6paI
Co.," Mununteui', nahe oug, Straee.
Eel: g. 4 y, 2Solfe 1117.-Dlo. 9ourtI. 2079.
(glpril20, 6.Dtte)
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SruIt.g oinpagnien

SruIt.G ompagnien.
,Wlarblanb 1rutt Co.," Norotpeft.gde gaIbert.
nHo @ermansStrabe. 9rier SerIb, Brdfts
bent; g. G.. 3~iInmermaHn, Sefretdr; Carroll
91n geB, ShnsTetfter.
Baltimore Sruit & Guarantee Co.," equitable
9uiloina.
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StootS.Varfen.

,Teutfhe ganf oun Baltimore" Baltimore.
lHo SonioapsS trabe. 2iuguit Deber, 9rdit.
bent; 8. 3. Slot, SbaSmeifter.
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gaumateriaIien 9biiren, Seniter.
rabmen, 2noen etc. go
Sames g. Softer & Co., 115 unb lit Shb'Sre.
beridsStrabe.
Geo. =. eluan & gru., Ala 2iabtftr. .gBerfte.
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9llpierItmiebe uno Blumbers.
Sobn Subcrt, t7li 1bumes.S trnbe. '@. & g.
Ielepbor: WOlie 1899. r -
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Spor.Yarfeu.

Spar.9arten.
rTeutffe gpdrbant bun Baltimore" Qutafu,
iino GaItimoresStrabe.
,et. SomrS sparbanf," BaItimoresStr abe unb
@uftous oulesgloenue
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2anopirtbltaftlide 8erdtbe unb
SGmereien.
Briffiit & Snrner 60, 2O5 Rorbsgaea

Warmor. un0 @ranitaR erfe.
8. Silsartutr & sabae, 714--71s Beft,eaIa.
noresStrabe.
Evening journal., 1908-04-17
FIGHT ON THE
FERTILIZER TRUST

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
WASHINGTON. April 1.-THE govern
ments fight for the dissolution Of lac
fertilizer combine. was resumed before
United States District Judge Mccall at
Nashville today. Assistant Attorney-Cisn-
eral Sanford was sent from Washington
to deliver an argument there against the
demurrers and other legal impediments
devised by the Virginia and Carolina
Chemical Company to defeat the indicf-
ments brought under the criminal clause
Of the anti-trustllaw. Among other thines
the concern attacks the validity or the
indictments on the ground that Judge
Stafford and other representatives of the
department OF justice had no right to be
present in the grand jury room when tho
case was being considered
The governments expectation Is to have
the cases against the so-called trust tried
or their merits at the May term Of the
Federal Court.
Evening journal., 1908-04-17
DRUNK ON COLD
WATER. TROUBLE

"He got drunk with cold water" said
Annie sonoski "a Polish gIrl N City
Court ihis morninG tcstly.ng iu case
of assault, and hattay against RaIcsiaw
Kosensi, in which he Was chars .
W IN having wandered into her room
az No geo Maryland avenue early last
Sunday morning and husging her.
Annie's conception Of a cold water
drunk" was not explained
kosensffs defense was that he wan
dered into che room while drunk en-
fell over her bed which. he declared.
blocked his way Ie lives IN the same
house Deputy Judge Joslyn fined him
500 and costs.
Charged with stealing two pieces OF
cloth worth $40 from his employ er,
Harry Lewis rlored. II years old, wos
held IN 5000 ha for court
John Fsron. a col0red boy, charged
with interfering with an officer, who
was arresting his brother, was fined
SO ana costs.
Evening journal., 1908-04-17
FORTY LASHES
FOR WASHINGTON
COlOFed Man Convicted OF
Highway Robbery Also Gets
3 Years Imprisonment

Having been convicted on-a-eharge OF
highway robbery, after two trials ard
refused a third one. William Wash
ington. colored. was sentenced to be
WHIPPED with forty lashes and to serve
three years Imprisonment by General
Sessions Court this morning. Although
it was the heaviest sentence of the
term. Washington did not appear to be
effected.
Washington was convicted of way
LAYING and robbing jeremiah A. Mony-
han. young Mil Creek hundred
farmer. in September of last year. At
the two trials Of the case Horace G..
Eastburn sought to prove an alibi for
Washington, and in court to-day e.
pressed himself as of the opinion that
the jury had convicted an innocent
man. He urged a lenient sentence for
the prisoner. On this ground Deputy
Attorney General Hastings argued that
such a plea was not pertinent at this
time. Washington had been convicted,
he said and should be sentenced.
Should it ever appear that the man is
innocent Mr.. Hastings said he would
convey the information to the Board
of Pardons After Mr.. Hastings had
finished the sentence was imposed.
Washington viii be whipped on May
10th.
Evening journal., 1908-04-17
CHESTER PRACTICALLY IS
UNDER MARTIAL Law
State Constabuary Patrols the Streets, and No
Attempt Was Made TO Run Car This
Morning, But Car Will be Sent
Out This Afternoon

lConstables Invade Town.
Captain Groome, with four troops Of
the Constabulary under his command,
arrived early this morning at Media,
Reading, Greensburg, Wilkesbarre and
other points They modified at Media
and remained there until ten o'clock
this morning when the men mounted
their horses and like a squadron of
cavalry rode over to Chester and made
warlike entry along Edgmont avenue.
There are PA men in the four troops
A, b, c and D-and they are armed like
Uncle Sans cavalrymen, with car
bines and service revolvers. The troops
are in command of Saptains Pirtchard,
Robinson, Reese and Smith respective
ly. but Captain Groome is the rank
ing officer He started in au automo-
bile for Chester, but did not enter
this city when the constables came.
No Resentment Shown.
While the streets were thronged with
people when the Constabulary arrived
there was not the least open resent
ment of their invasion. There was a
ieer or a hoot for the cavalrymen as
they swept along in majestic array
and patroled the different streets. Evi
IDENTIFY the object of the Constbulary
today was to impress the strikers and
Continued on Second Page.)
Evening journal., 1908-04-17
DECLARES HIS Wife
SHOT HERSELF

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
NEW YORK. April i7.-with hospital
physicians declaring It was impossible
that her wounds were seif-inhicied and
with her husband John p. Carroll insist
ing that his wife tried to kin herself:
with the coroner admitted himself bafh
IN trying 70 solve the problem, Mrs. AM
ME e. Carroll is battling for life ia Tho
hospital positively declines to tell who
shot her
II know who did Il an right, she says.
"When / get out IN get even. That's all
you'll get out OF me-"
The woman was found IN her apart
ments with a bullet ln the back OF her
head and another in the neck near ihe
base OF the skull. on the table was re-
volver with four chambers recently dis
charged There was also a wound on
Mrs Carrolls forehead that looked as
though made with a blunt instrument
Carroll was found IN another room. He
said tis wife tried TO kin herself and that
it was her second attempt. He is held on
suspicion"
Evening journal., 1908-04-17
UNIFORM STUDIES
In HIGH SCHOOLS
To Be Arranged in Sussex
County at a Meeting Of
Principals Soon
Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
BRIDGEvILLE. April r-Commence-
ment exercises Of the Brldgeville High
School, X. NJ. Wiley. principal win he
held in the town hall on Friday evening
May %. Tho graduating class IS Miss
Bertha Jones. Miss Mynie Phillips Miss
Madaline Corey and Charles b. Parker.
The graduates will be addressed by l..
Irving Handy. Music will be furnished
by Enlot's Orchestra, OF Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Cannon enter
tanned the members Of the 800" club last
evening. Prizes were awarded TO Miss
Laura Green and william Cannon. a
collation. was served.
Prof. j. ID. Brooks. superintendent of
Sussex county public schools, visited the
Bridgeville schools yesterday. In a few
days he win complete his annual vista
ton of the schools having visited all but
six OF the 293 In the county.
The principals Of the high schools OF
Sussex county viii meet IN Georgetown on
Saturday. April % to formulate reoom-
mendatons 70 the State Board of Educa-
ton relative to a uniform curriculum for
the high schools OF the State. The county
school commissioners, who have inspected
the schools Of the county. WILL at their
next meeting make recommendation 10
many Of the local school boards OF the
county relative to the Improvement OF
their school buildings and also IN regard
to the collection of taxes and the quail.
fcation Of teachers These recommenda.
tions viii be couched in no uncertain
language and viii really be command IA
the local boards to make the reforms
named. In many Of the colored school dis.
tricts but fifty per cent Of tho schoo
taxes has been collected.
The dearth OF teachers Is badly felt n
Sussex county now and this will be bn
partially remedied by ten teachers whr
win be graduated from Pennsylvania
Normal Schools In June. who are bonded
to teach for at least two years In SUSSEX
county.
In order TO encourage the teachers ans
pupils 70 keep the school buildings an,
grounds in good condition the county com
missioners give, annually. three prizes
One Of these prizes this year win 20 4
the Moor school az Trinity.
Evening journal., 1908-04-17

By STAFF Correspondent.
CHESTER, Pa, April 17-Chester is
practically under martial law today.
Not a car has been moved by the Chess
ter Traction Company, whose employees
are on strike and have the sympathy
Of great portion of the public, and
armed troopers are patroling the streets
and allowing their carbines and revol-
vers to flash in the sunlight as an awe
some lesson to those who might make
trouble. Under Mayor Johnson's orders,
every saloon is closed tight
Just what story may be written this
afternoon, however, is problematicai
The Traction Company intends to try
to run a car then. If they succeed I
will be the first car to pass over the
lines since Monday morning. Any at
tempt to send out a car in charge Of
the strike breakers will be resented
however, and this afternoon will bring
the crises.
The State Constabulary will not man
the cars but will patrol the streets
over which the car is o pass, in ords.
TO quell any outbreak on the part OF
the strikers or their sympathizers
Since the local authorities have ad-
mitted their inability to cope with the
situation Chester is now practically
under the sway Of the constabulary.
Evening journal., 1908-04-17
SMYRNA WOMEN TO
PRESENT ACOMEDY

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
SMYRNA. April 17.--Members Of the
New Century Club are rehearsing the
comedy "A Girl in a Thousand" which
will be given on Easter Monday night
The characters are to be portrayed as
follows: Granny Norris" an old
fashioned body. Mrs. Alice Read;
Flora" poor but proud Mrs. Harvey
FAIRIES; Sylvia" a little peacemaker,
Mrs Thomas Coverdale; Charlotte" !"
(Charlie) Miss Lillian Speal1man; ;
Kathleen" Cki) Miss Agnes <Carrow;
Helena Glendon,7 a delightful perso ).
Mrs. William Jacobs; Vivian Glendon. .
her adopted daughter. Miss Mary Rob-
erts; Mrs. Preston" hotsekeeper. Mrs
J. II. Speakman; phoebe Preston. #"
who reads the Home Journal. Miss
Leathers; Mora" a believer in charms g,
with none of her own, Miss Josephs
Miss Thalmer." the witch of the Hol-
low, Mrs. McCausland; Mrs. Went
WORTH" a wealthy widow, Mrs. Josephs;
Miss Guilford." her companion, Mrs
s. J. Reynolds; Miss Prim." school
teacher somewhat like her name. Miss
Bessie Middleton.