davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-02-14
era Graft, eaaatdewan, Canada.

0a ieg anta9er, at mango al Seres
SLABS 29iere euifer at fan en- paaIioeIig
geretnirg ON be etonorriife 6orholce /
bette ripe Excitement, tilober jeg mig
berne6 at ienoe Sem noeIe 2inier ars
goaerSe bort berpGrerbe Rpbbgge. Set
er mi omtreut 6 Har, fiben Den ferite
Settler neSiatte ZIG Der; M Dor Der
pmtrent 1,500-2,000 Seriorer, beraf
pmtrent Ell SrebieSel Rorbmenb, nueIe
Speuife % 9orife iartt fprreiteu 9ans
feer (Imerifarcre). Set er natrrli9piS
nperHs6ig at 9toe Sert nogeu SfilSring
al bet Sa9lioe Stp hi bar fort | De iaa>
Ieoes herrunbne Gar; otsie bar onret
iGrnGrtet af &c iuntnre 8anIfeli9beber
OF auitreugelier, iom faIoer / beierc eIer
Iabere Grab / erboer ameritanf NDbp9s
gers Sob. Sdd ben onoen She bar
glrbeioet prret lennet meb gobe Iarsgrss
Der % Itiaenoe gier0orlspriicr; herfor
e: ben stouomiife SiIitano her ieput goo,
felp ON SiSen enbmi bar ptrret for fort
fiji, at nogen Der ifil6e babe erDuerbet
ii9 mere enb en- npgerllnoe dlmtloelt9
@eIitato. Settle bort Settletnents rGrs
m~eitIteoenoc 9b CT Graft pan ber iuns
faIbte Gdnaoinn Gortberu 8. q. Spen
er enSnu lioeu, men / raif Gpfomit. Gf
bens omtrent 400 S%nbpndrere er oms
trent en- Sjctteoel Sturbincoer, Soeuite
c9 gSorfe; &c leite at bisie er mi tort@
met / ie~lbIhrubig Sitting. vi Dem, iom
bar b9ret aIIerbeIbieit BEN @ei, fdn rGos
mes g. 8. 2drion, Tom bar @roceri6arz
Del, iant @umpcr &aplo, lnau bar Saros
iparebuttt.
Sc bar aaereoe Der Here rurife 9irfer,
paiad mango StoIebuie. 2Greitrtotgbes
Der bar life htrnet ruogcoes Ielp | Dor
lille 9reos, men Do DC enotm Dor tents
neIig Ipreote % besuSen Strtoen ON
9ipsubfommet uptoser en- foa betpbeliJ
Sci af Sio % Santcr. lar DC reltgieIc
Gtrioig6eber BOG euorm life frembragt
rcaen pibtaaaetSe bneefuIS Crib og
aio, Iaalebes Tom besu9rre aItfor ofte
&c Sili9lbet | be GlSre rorife SettIenteua
ter.
Settle er / forte Srrf en- Sfi!orirg al
Dor SiIitarrS. Seq tror, at De Serloter.
ioru bar iat rig neb Der, iaaimnot De bar
Srrfter % arbeiSs(bt, pil Der bare en-
Iiaeida apb ltoiiet iom uuget arrbet Steo
/ BET peitliee GGmbo til at tun1e opnan
en- uai6Gngis % stouOurif ior9fri SttIs
ling.
yRunot FER er Der iugeu 5uneftedos
iaieu M; men p~urtreut birtbreoe gail
berfrn hplSer man boa at btqGe en- nh
SSerrbare, iom ifal 6lipe fGroig nGite
!Seit. 9duqsmeb Sen er Der en- renbeiig
IasSe mcget p9rSiftlbt SrmeitenSIatb
enoulr. Set er life bit tnget, forbt bet
btStil bar pGret op til $50 Rtl ira
Serrtbdue. Seper Adlrulf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-02-14
NnmcIocIjc.
&ifaro gerss: "SUrmoS @u~rsegjuroc
% @iiuHe hans" faIScS en- nm llpn. ION,

&ifarb gerae: "SUrmuS gurscgjuroc
% Siiune bans" tulocS en- M BOG, ion,
SeIcfpIiets llrqoomsinnfa9 bar ienot uS.
Ser er piit life mango Selemdrfinger,
Iom life bar bort ont SornIoo, % eiter
tGneiae Reuos Gorr Tar Sorfdttcren His
tdro Serge opndr/ at gtoe ct ia1tSt 9iIs
ieoe az bernie mTrtcliae gtanb. Sars
Stilorinaer az 5ormoo, hans SamtiS OF
% @irfetreos rebcr ;t intimt GienoIiap
% Soritaaelle al Octtc Stpffe 5elemarfss
biitorie. Soruoen 5tiIormaerrc al Sors
MOD 8~ergeaioroe ION 9naoertanS, Sturs
t9inBsmdio og Glgtcr, i~uSe6olSer go
gen en- Rrnaoe "6crmur" efter Sors
MOB % efter bcticuote NGuS iaa ION
Sinie % efter Here al Spgbeioltet. Ser
reIt ioniner @iierue al Sormoo meo
Goter til, no8Ie al S1ueenc bar enSpa
Here NeIobier. 5ormooS giqeSe prps
Der goeeus fsrf.s @IGo. SorrlnrSen for
SslefbItets llugbou5lGa bar ienot mig
Ell lioen Soribning al 8ossn. icm lea
fan iGI9e ior so Gt3. Tdm Tan aierue
ieube mig PC Starps.
Sortel SfteIie,
6cr9ls Sails, gaiuu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-02-14

breo oa Stprfe, men Bier. ioaeere
bnert Iar, iu0til ieg life bar iItano
til at gtsre nuget gIr6eioe.
Sor to Iar iioeu beapu0te leg at
BRUCE Reruna, % oct bpggeoe op min
Stprte, iad at ieg ON ct Ser Naane.
ser fun0c beaDn0e at arbei6e igien.
SPLINTER bapoe ieg igieu ct angre6
al So Grippe, men Gerlna oreu ben
mart no al Spitenpt. Wtn Suitru
og lea amer Geruna for ct SusboIo.
uiugSmio0cl."
Sunarbetrnorlie inlgtc Ga Grippe.
@r, Z. garnecott. @eit apGmer.
Ontario, Gan, ~ifripcr:
"Siior Girter par ieg ina al 2un.
aebetpnoelie efter at babe bdpt Ga
@rippe, Seq tog Fcrlna / to Wtao'
ueoer, oa iea bleu notioa friit. oa ieg
fan iige. of enhper fan bIipe belbreoet
al oct / Ell rtmeIig lio og for lioeu
light"
Ecruud - GU Souif otter Ga Grippe.
MrS. @6oS. &. @els, Sr.. 9eIo.
mare, Ohio, ifriper: Otter ct iterft
Aniulo al "a 8rippe tog ieg Berrna
oa ionot oct Ell meaet goo Sonif,"
WrS. Sane @iit. atbeus, Ohio,
~ifripcr: "6or ier @or iiOen baooe ieg
"a Grippe meact iIoe. Seq lRite ct
&ioue2bprS ira eu aoiuoe, iom q
blepeu beLbreoet al Ga 8ripoe oeo
gerunu. Min 0idn0 fisbte mig Ell
Slate Geruma. Sea par mart iituno
til at gisre nit grbeioe. Seq peo.
blep at brltge oct, til ieg uar beIbre.
Oct.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-02-14

bans "8uI." ga. Suf for RrPmie6ps
gen; oeu par 600. Seg fan life %iiisure,
buurOm en- fan b0rtgioe iua meget GOD
SGSniug for ocu btliRc Rri5 SIPS.
glcn ieg in1r iad mig tiltaols u1co at
aunmoitu i~oritnar oct, % oct er qost.
at Der fnNes en- AL. ion boiler az at
i5Lge oeu gautlc Stif. at ei ldce gergeuc
barre oet bgieitc Nnul; thi ON BAN bars
DC bi1ct. iod tnSe hon goot bu iorIangt
$3.50 81 euN6a bupoc Set 6Gret biIigt.
9bOnteut.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-02-14

@eicr for init NrtriSe ! Semr Sng.
9Icu formeoelit BET lille Orb "Iel", iom
icg / al SricIoigbco Tom til at BRUCE. inn
bleo Sr. 9%cmprring iteot. W ct Grltat
o. uprigtiqt 5ierte TOM min Spiororiu9
ii! mine S~dnbmoiuaer, life for at tsre
an aappeitriS, men for at oiic Sleat %
@emcr / Stidter, Rorge, at pi tonuner
Sem fbu. Gil mine S~ambngciuger far
lea itge, at RiSIerue bolber pda at ioms
me inS, on life fort, idd lommer DC ooa.
Sea tGuier nGite llge at fac inb | BId'
BET min fsrite Scattering.
@eSer 6. Ssie,
anSubou. Rinn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-02-14
FRA SplSen, G,ppSbuc Co., Ilinn.

Set err mi oberrnaaSe lGnge, iioen jeg
Ina roget / 9eres Greoe gIao "0eeorabs
Soften" Der ira Conn Of Soloen,
@nnShue 60. 9etr og Bind er % bdc
~fooldnat belure Iinter p9ret ~ltonrrfet,
2iot lett er bet for benz, iou1 itol lGgge
pp Ss for Sommeren; ben er tpro erorli.
Ser bar pGret gaitIte megenS pgoom %
life iad faa SspsfdIb, tnnIfe rier eno
iiior. 8or gp aer.ppr ourer en- iuno OF
iebn gGrt. Sc TO 9arter bar giort bet
apSt bette Var, troos ben Sriie, iom ri
Lopbe fsr Sui. Sc bar 5eg9e betdlt en-
Gtptoerb al 10 Srocent CO idmtletgt rors
soet tit SurpllsfuHo. Sarmers elenas
Tor bar truos ibGrbt9 aonfurrdnce ct
Spcrifuo al ca. $4,000 bette Aar, %
mob BETTE en- Sriftsfnpital al ca. S1O,s
600. Set or SdnSsl utco Sui % Ges
mert fdnt Rdling al SEED, Iom for en-
Sci or SfpIS / bette guce 8cIultat.
Grsnet FAR pGret fclet meo liScn Sors
ti.neite. Set er in9t, at Sarrers Gle
patpr / SERMON iful bore en al Dc beolte
/ Sfoten. Zen betuler lin Manager
$1,000 ON Garst. Snrmerse redmeriet
er ON mlliet noiat for euona mer aous
frrrancc iGrli9 ira ale, iom ieHoer IN
1IeSe 90 g1eIf til Soiqiusbperue NarGe
irorsmmcr, at &c life tiener mere oeo
ret; nan frmpe friites til at lpsrge
bpurfor Sc eier bet Ia, naor Dc life tiener
a oct. SanoeIig be buroe bolbe ianis
menl Gjac piSe, mar Noriferne Irrrr
at 6ulbe iammeu?
en- meaet itrrf SebreeIie or lat isan9
peb at faa iitdno en- antis Saloou Seogie.
Gen bar uplis oalst en- Delegation til at
moe / apuoention | 8eS 8iue ben 21oe
IS. Seuiioteu or bit at blt eniee ON at
rpftile ieaedme 8eprrientanter til See
aislatreu ION iorpIigter zig for Gountps
cptiou. Solt or pudgnet % Tom dlorig
fsr for at fan Sdlponerre no al Counts
tpet. Raatte BET Igttesl
SoISeu & 8ariatp Sire S~niuraute 60.
HanSe lit 32te adrsmeoe Den 7oe San.
ng BET bar itaaet iig goot % prret til
flor SeipareIie for fine @eoIemmer. Set
bar en- iamIet asiurdure az nGiten
5000, 900 OF bar life baut uer eno en-
gsIeisnent | Be 80 aar. ben ban eriites
ret. Gems State or 8 Tias pr. Sols
lar euer SO pr tuiiHo asiurcret o. 80
Cts. pr. SoIice. 8. 6. Sraateu er
SaSierer o. Se.retGr % Q. Y. SeritaO
GreiiSeut.
gaa oct annSeIies SmraaSe bar Der
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-02-14
genHee Sro.

Seq bill 6erpcb ieube @Ser uogle Orb
oa Iabe eoer pibc, at ieg bar moStaget
min Sr9mie, nemlig en- Rapueitempel.
% ieg maa iiee, at Oct er en- nteget oafz
Ter % nptti9 cling. 2i9elebes oil ie8
tatfc for ben gobe 2Gsuirg, ie9 bar moo
tn9et meo "8ecorabsYoiten" 90 "Geo
aruen". BEG bar boIot "SecurabsSos
iten" iioen ben ferit Ilotont, % oil bolbe
ben ian l9n9e ieg leper. Seq tan life
bare BEN forlroen. Set er BET beoite nor
tic 9Idc, ieg bar haot, cnbifisut iee bar
preoet manage. @opf Nbtnar bilIes fro
8eres Sen n. q. Stalitao,
Selicar Iapibs. @iftu.
Habneitempeler or mig ri9tig fortnet
ihPuoe. Set er Ell nteget npttig Gina
til at iptte fit Rnbu o. Gore5ie meb. On
u;aa boue ian uturge Saf for benl Sen
aisr Naorlet ioa tpoeIigt oa 9rett. ga,
nu er Bet 81 Nar ii0eu "Secorabs@os
item" ppretteoes. % ieg bar boIbt Den,
then BEN begbnDte. o. "a odr ieg Ben
ferite pna &iteu fra St. Claf. Ct 9I9s
heIigt Tptaarl @ulbrnro Slion.
ct, Olaf ia.
Sc ii9es mnree Sof for RobueItempcs
len, iom Sc ienote mig. Seq tunes oct
er en- nteget Iuiut &rrrtie for nm ) Gts.
Sea fines o9iaa, at "9ecorabsY o'teu"
er ct soSt % nptti9t @luo. % ieg er gtdS,
boer Gang BET tonuner mco fine man9c
GpbeScr. Gaa tatter ie8 Gem after for
GrGmieu. genlig 5iIien fra
6. g. SeIItaS,
~Sinaspiae. Ser.
GaoneItenpeIen, iom Sc IenSte mia,
bar ieg u,ootnect. % ben er en me9et
nntti9 Ting, Idd ieB BIZ iise Gem mans
&C Tai for iaumc. SenIi8it
g. g. 8ofocn.
SbompIon Sails, Ront.
Sen taffer iaa me9et for 8ogen "Sdz
miIielrsrinq" go. 81, Tom ieg mootos
for ct Far Sage iioen. Sen err iGrSeIes
moriom % iuteresinut.
q. Gricficr,
Chicago, Su
Sat for grGmirboaen "5amilielpss
ring" go. 81. Seq fiuoer manage intes
residnte OF moriuntme SortG1iRaer /
rem. Seq tan iigc hi Iiter "Roten" o.
"geb arreu" onSt. og oct or Bet eueite
nprIfe 8Iao oi l9ier; Ri bar mango ems
eeIife apiicr, men DC blir fife iaa goS.
eiermemLGite Tom "Roiteu". & ienoer
ogloa "Yoiteu" biem til nine 6or9lbre /
Rorgc, o. jeg bsrcr 9ienuem Srebene, at
Sen er guot lift. Gar pIeier at iige: -Si
iaar life piSe ballot al. boao Der foreeadr
/ Rorge aieunem pore auiier, men ! Zee
ccrabs 3oitcn" Itaar bet" Sdd tiiilllt
en- peniig Silier.
Rrs. Sbos. lIoitueu.
aenoi6a. @is.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-02-14

glin Rupae'iempcl er uSmGrfet.
RdrtiH 6leion,
9dtc Bart. Rinu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-02-14
Snubc SlimbinScr.

90, Tom er lpffeIiac NOT iii at bope
aloeIeS iltnoe Slimbinoer, foor | III.
miubeli9beo life Strip.
Slimbinoerue forer Gpieu, Sol.
fen % 2lrngerue, % nanr De er |
normal Stanb, er DC en- ~eiieftip De
ifpttelie moo Gngrebet al Strip.
Oten beriom Der err Den riueelte
~fotarrbolif Soritprrelie / SIimbiuher.
ne, oa bIiper man ct let gptte for
Strip.
0ette iorflarer for Ell Del, hpor,
for iomme Solf faar Strip mems an.
Ore life gisr.
Zen iornuftise Sing at aisre er at
boIoe Spitemet frit for aatorrb. :
9eItrPbelien berpaa bar &c ileite
6olf fun6et Permno at pGre uoilr'
0erIig.
@nftcmif Gotorrh er RriuItatrt al
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-02-14
6reben al Grip =
8efrtet al pesrm>na.
Ga Grippe cr ~epiSemiif
Katorrt.

cpabomme II, iom mi er fienbt
= Tom Grip, falotcs isr "Sr.
%luensa".
9et lianer meget eli SorflsIeiie,
men er mere p~eoboloenbe oens 8reb
paa Spitemct % irembringcr mere
alporIi9e SoritprreIier.
@rip er / @irfeIiabeoen epioeiuiif
aatarrh. Raar Den ferit beepnoer.
ipreoer ben Jig mart oper belle Cant
oct.
Solf iaor life Grip fra buerauore,
men enbuer iaar Den ira Gutter.
"Sen melt eiieftipe &eSiein, iom
noscniinSe CT prspct for "a
Grippe"
&obt. 8. Mootion, q. ~, Trinct.
pal for GuIlopbec Ssiitole, Taiuter,
90. g., or Sormono for Saefion so.
9oaro OF goucotion.
San Itriper nnoertioen Toeii %
bar leperet Ell RGffe Irtifler | le.
benoe @lobe o. Siosifrifter - baabc
relieisie, persli9e og SfolebIooe.
Soet ban omtaler Teruno, flyer
Wr. Wa6iion:
Seq or nGiten nIorig nben Ee'
rnna | nit Stem. Get er ben melt
eiieftipe Weoicin, lea nogeniinoe bar
prenet for Ga Grippe.
Get beIbreOe0e o9ioa min Some ior
NGiefatarrb. SenoeS Silitanb nor
en- Sio iaoleocS, at bun ON Hattcu
life funoe aonoe eiennem line 2Gie,
Dor.
Som Selae heraf iuotrooote Ell
inflommeret SiIitono / SoIiert, iom
blep pGrre % oGrre o. gap Jig life
for noget Riobel, isr Eeruma bIep
prspet."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-02-14
Snitcmif Gatarrb er Hcinltatet al
"a grippe. Isrnua iaar &rsoit
for nuuGreuoc apo Sclbreo.

MrS. Seunie u. Gilmore, Dor
A @bite Gof, Sn6. Serr., iorben.
porcnOe SuSboloerife for Snoiono
Geiormitole Tor @utter, ifriuer:
Evening journal., 1908-04-21
Social and
Personal

Mr.. and Mrs. N. p. Crouch, of this
city. spent Sunday with her sister,
Mrs. William Carey. at Glasgow.
Willard Williams has returned, after
a visit to Clayton.
Miss Eva Stoops is spending the
Easter holidays at her home at Easton.
She was accompanied home by Miss
Vera Null and George Bird, of this
city. as her guests.
Mrs. L. o. Manchester has returned
to her home at Pennsgrove. after a
visit in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wilson and chill
dren of PennsErove, have been visit
ing friends in this city
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshal Walker spent
part of last week with her parents at
Pennsgrove
Mrs. Maria Dugan and Mr.. and Mrs.
BENJAMIN Peacock Of Pennsgrove, have
been visiting relatives in this city.
Mrs. Stephen Flanagan and daugh-
ter of Seaford. are spending two weeks
with her sister in this city.
Edward S. Field has returned to his
home in this city, after a visit to Nor
wood.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Mcclintock
spent Sunday at Pennsgrove.
Gilbert King is the guest Of his
cousin. Mrs. Walter Frampton, of Bar
Neck.
Mrs. c. M. Steele and niece, Miss
Cora Willis. Of Longwood, have been
spending a week with relatives in this
city.
Mrs. u G. Click and her son,
''Jack" and Roscoe. are sojourning at
the Wiltshire Hotel. Atlantic City. for
a week.
Mrs. Frederica S. Schechinger viii
sail for Germany on May 21 to visit her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Schewz-
heltzer. at Kalsu Barden.
Alfred Larrimore is recovering from
a two months illness.
Evening journal., 1908-04-21
Society Holds Last Dance.

In the New-Century Club last even-
ing the last Of the series Of mid-winter
dances took place. General T. Cole
man dupont ID the dance. Miss
Pauline Bancroft. Miss Margaret Ban
nard and the Misses Winchester were
the committee of young women who
conducted the germans. Among the
guests were a number Of debutantes,
out-of-town guests and a number Of
young people who are home from
school for the Easter holidays. Miss
Pauline Bancroft has as her guest
Miss Marbury. and Miss Landau
Smith of England, is being entertained
by Miss Bessie DUPONT. The Misses
Winchester are entertaining Miss Helen
Webster of Montclair. n. j.. and Miss
Dorothy Green. Of Columbus, Ohio, and
Thomas Miller has as his guests four
friends from Yale. They are George
Black Of Seattle, Washington; Ross
Brown Of Sa-E Lake CITY, Utah; John
Peyton of st. Paul, Minnesota, and
Mr.. Belin. Of Scranton. Pa. All these
parties were entertained previous to
the dance.
Evening journal., 1908-04-21
THEATRICAL

Montgomery and Stone have good imi-
tators in Messrs. Ford and swor who
took the parts Of Con- Kidder and kid"
Connor. IN Blossoms and Herberts opera
''The Red MIL" which appeared last night
at the Grand Opera House. The house was
packed. Standing room only. was 10 be
had. Henry Blossom has written q book"
which IS consistently funny. and Victor
Herberts music is IN his familiar melody.
but the score is not overly brilliant the
best selection OF the entire opera being
Because You're You" sung by Bertha
fsadie kirby. aud the Governor CMaurce
Ia ViEue). The encore effects By six
little dutch Kiddies." helped the duet
20 the delight Of the gallery who whistied
the tune vociferously. AS pair OF Amcri-
cans stranded in the quaint town OF Hoi-
land. Messrs. Ford and Swor were clcverly
funny. but their work lacks originality
and its consequent credit. The release OF
Gretchen BY Kidder from ''rhe Red Mni"
IN the first act was thrilling. It gives
cards and spades to Theodore Kremer
and owen Davis. they OF the wild and
vooliy West brand Of dramatic purveyors
The scene was one Of the 'hold your
Evening journal., 1908-04-21

phony Orchestra will be the most i'm
portant musical event OF the year. has
won quite as much fame abroad as in
this country. where by general accord
she is acclaimed queen OF grand opera.
Autumn after autumn she has sung in
oratorio in the great festivals in vari-
In offering this appearance Of the
greatest exponent Of Wagner. Mr..
Charlton feels that he has made coup
little short Of a triumph. The sale of
seats is very large.
Owen. Hoffman and Company's sue
cess. THE Benediction," is the most
conspicuous feature Of the show at the
Garrick this week. 1.-The Benediction"
is unique in its way, being a bit OF
comedy drama along new and original
lines. Francis owen as Grandpa" is
the favored character and does some
acting that is much to his credit.
Grandpa" lives with his son-in-law,
and like all Grandpas, a part of the
very lives Of the children, not only bis
son-in-law's children but all the chill
dren Of the neighborhood. Because he
takes a drink occasionally from his
flask hidden back Of the old clock ana
because he swears now and then his
son-in-law sends him from his home.
Grandpa" goes to live with a kind
hearted neiglibor after giving his SON.
in-law some good sound advice that
fairly brings down the house. Ed.
Morton. a comedian, scored a decided
hit yesterday The Riva-Larssn
Troupe Of gymnasts. in an exhibition
that has seldom been equalled at a
local house; Jack Moson. Grace Gar
ner and others in a comedy and sing
ing act. Pauline Cooke and May Clin-
ton. in an exhibition Of rife and pistol
shooting that fairly dazzied the eyes
OF local crack shots, all these are IN
cluded in the show this week. Earle,
Whyte and Company have great
comedy number: Carson and willard,
comedians and parodists in "Frizzled
Finance" and Wincherman's bears and
monkeys complete a big and expensive
show. Large audiences were present
at both performances yesterday and
the bill was greeted with every evil
dence Of emphatic approval
Evening journal., 1908-04-21

breath sort" The opera is not a greai
one. It's a show that makes one smile
and broadly. too. None Of the players
last night were above the average. save
the two Stranded Americans" None OF
the principals possess any great singing
ability The chorus. however was we'll
balanced. The old mill built upon the
stage is beautiful. true 10 construction.
ana the blue delft interior In the second
act is artistic.
Madame Nazimova, conceded by the
greatest critics in Europe and America.
to be the best living interpreter Of the
plays Of Henrik Isben. viii be seen in
this city at the Grand Opera House,
Thursday evening. April 2S. appearing
as Mora" In "A DolfE House." hor
most famous role. The Messrs Shu-
bert. under whose management Nazi-
nova win be seen. have surrounded
the great star with a company OF the
most prominent players obtainable IN
this country; and the production as
given here win be precisely the same
as shown in New York where for more
than two years past Madame Nazi-
nova has held the stage at the Bijou
Theatre.
Nine Lillian Nordica. whose appear
ance az the Grand Opera House. Friday
evening. April oath. with Walter
Damrosch and the New York Sym
Evening journal., 1908-04-21
WANT him TO PAY
FOR UNDERTAKEN
Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
DOVER, Del, April 21-President
James r. Mott. Of the Woodland Beach
Amusement Company, was in court, here
the defendant in peculiar civil suit Ac-
cordlng 70 his statement, he was driving
along the public road with a friend when
a woman, in great trouble. rushed into
the road and declared to the men that her
relative had just died. and asked Mr.. Mott
TO go for an undertaken.
I drove ten miles out OF my way TO
Smyrna" declared Mr.. Mott, ito accom-
modate the distressed neighbor, although
on my way to Dover. Now the under
taker is sueing me for the funeral ex-
penses."
Mr. Motifs motto is now to be careful
how you do a favor for a friend without
the friend gives security
Evening journal., 1908-04-21
NOT MANY CRIMINAL
CASES In KENT COURT

DOVER. April 21.-The day Of the
criminal court appears TO have waned.
Yesterday was draggy day in General
Sessions. The jury was discharged for
most Of the day owing TO a failure 70
get anything from the grand jury. TIE
usual crowds of 800 or more colored
people In attendance as either defend
ants or witnesses were not here to-day
and the court asked the attorneys pre-
sent TO 80 into the civil cases without
delay.
For the first time in years, two
courts are in session in lower Della
ware this week. Judges Spruance and
Boyce sitting at Georgetown. and Chief
Justice Lore and Judge Pennewin sit
ting at Dover.
Evening journal., 1908-04-21
Pioneers Dance.

In Eden Hall last evening the
Benevolent Pioneer Literary Associa-
tion gave their annual Easter ball, and
like former occasions of the kind, that
of last evening was highly enjoyable.
About IS couples participated. Birds
Orchestra furnished music and the
grand march was led by Miss Nellie
Barlow and James ]. Justison. Miss
Barlow wore a lace robe over duchess
satin and carried a bouquet Of bride'o
roses. The hall decorations were
beautiful Those in charge OF the
dance were James J. Justison, grand
conductor; George E. Barlow, floor
manager; assistant floor managers,
Leon Murphy. William McCullion and
Joseph p. Long; reception committee,
Edward ]. Lynch, John McElwee and
William Meaney.
Evening journal., 1908-04-21
Private Dlsease. speclfic

Private Disease. Specific
Blood Poison. Ulcers,
Drains and Losses, Skin
dis. Structure. Impotency,
Reflex and Contracted dis,
Varicocele, Bladder, Kid
ney and Prostal dis.
Shrunken Organs, Debility,
lost Manhood and all
Mems Diseases: also dis
eases OF Women. Advice
Free. Hours. 2.30 TO . .. m
Tuesday and Friday, 9 a
m. to 4 p. m. only.
DR.. Barnes. S12 Shipley
St, Wilmington. Del
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Dinner 10 coIIeae RoYs.

Mrs. Charles r. Miller entertained
last evening in honor of her son,
Thomas w. Miller. who has as. his
guests George Black, OF Seattle, Wash
ington; Ross Brown of Salt Lake City,
Utah: John Peyton, Of St Paul and
Evening journal., 1908-04-21
cards Enr HosnitaI Rennfit.

The Clarke Churchman Branch Of the
Delaware Hospital will give card
party at the residence of Mrs Franklin
Taylor. No. oil Franklin street, to-
morrow afternoon. Luncheon win fol-
low the playing.
Evening journal., 1908-04-21
Mis- Wilson 70 Marry Next Wal.

Miss Elinor Wilson, daughter of Cen
eral James H. Wilson. and Edward
Cary Williams, of Boston, will be mar
ried in Trinity P. e. Church, New
York on Wednesday, April 20. Miss
Wilson is prominently known in social
circles in Philadelphia, New York aud
Washington. Mr.. Williams is a banker
of Boston and n son of DR.. Hall VIII
1iaus
Evening journal., 1908-04-21
Mrs. Winehester EntertaIns.

Mrs. James P. Winchester entertain
ed last evening in honor Of her daugh-
ters. the Misses Winchester and their
guests. Miss Helen Webster. of Mont
clair. N. J.. and Miss Dorothy Greene
of Columbus. Ohio. Fourteen covers
xyera laid
Evening journal., 1908-04-21

Mr.. Belin. Of Scranton. who are Yale
students. Covers were laid for eigh-
teen. The party later took part in
the german at the Century Club.
Mrs Miller viii give a dance tonight
in honor of the guests.
Evening journal., 1908-04-21
Lona WaIk For oirIs.

Miss Eylla Newton and Miss jeanette
p. Robertson, members of the Univer
sity Trsnping Club. walked 10 this
city from Philadelphia on Sunday. They
made the trip in seven hours.
Evening journal., 1908-04-21

April Fools-The People.
Saltzgiver & Bupp Hats. Neverl Be
cause they are guaranteed. sS2 Mar
ket ste
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Comfortable GO-CarEs

The famous
Bloch Cart. with
reed body and
sides. Enameled
running gear and
handle. If you
wish to give the
baby fresh air
and sunshine buy
ore of these
handsome carts.
They're made by
one of the best
manufacturers in
the country and
have easy springs