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Evening journal., 1908-12-03
Personal and Pertinent

A well-k known newspaper man tells Of the time when
he conducted Answers Correspondents column
newspaper. For the convenience such subscribers
wished personal replies their queries the
would send responses direct when stamped envelopes
incosed for the purpose.
One morning the editor in receipt Of two com
munications requesting personal replies from
anxious mather who wrote touching the proper rearing
of twins the other from farmer who asked
of getting rid of grasshoppers.
The editor of the fulness OF his knowledge wrote
the replies in the press got them in
the wrong envelopes To the mother twins went this
interesting recommendation
Cover them carefully with straw and then set FIRE
TO it. After jumping in the flames for a few minutes
the little pests win be speedily done for"
The man who troubled with grasshoppers was
hidden
GIVE o treguarly In moderate doses and rub
their gums with a bone"-Atlanta Georgian.
my love-" mentioned Sufferer Gette Il wonder
wonder whether you would let me have the my
latchkey this week."
'Latchkeyi" beloved his wife. What the dickens do
you want with atchkey, my god man?"
Well my love- coughed Mr.. Sunerer-Cette 1--WE are
holding series Of fathers foregatherings i'm the mis-
sion hall this week when hope do little needle
work on behalf Of the parish poor. Miss Nancy has
kindly consented TO and talk her recent
Farthest North trip. and
Great heavensl" the irate wife banging her
pipe upon the table TO emphasize her words "Don't
know your duty Is a home? Besides on Monday
I've got to attend the Womens Emancipation League:
Tuesday. the Sisters Of Charity meeting; Wednesday
the local poicewomens concert; Thursday the Daugh
ters Of Toll lecture; Friday. the Womcus Science Re
search class ana on Saturday football clubs smoker
Now. don't You forget-yOur duty is at home."
And 50 It came 10 pass.-Tit- Bits
Evening journal., 1908-12-03
APPROVE LEASE
OF NEW PARK

The Board of Park Commissioners.
at a special meeting yesterday after
noon, passed a resolution approving
the proposed lease for park purposes to
the city by the p, b. & w. railroad Of
two lots Of ground at Third and Church
streets. offered by the railroad in re-
turn for permission to lay water mains
along its right of way. one of the lots
is bounded by Third street, Bridge
street, Fourth street and the Chris
tiana creek. The other lot is
bounded by Third street, Bridge street
Fourth street and Church street.
The board requested that the lease
be signed by Mayor Wilson and rec
commended that City Council place the
land in charge Of the Park Commission.
The board did not decide on any
name for the new acquisition yester-
day. 1t is proposed that it be called
"Chrlstiana Park"
Evening journal., 1908-12-03

by a consideration of dogmatic differences, but
by the discussion of practical problems of every
day life in which the church is interested
The united action of the Protcstants in the
convention may help at least indirectly, the
cause of church union. The differences that di-
vided churches in the past are not so apparent at
present In the years gone by sects and cults
were formed on the slightest provocation--on'
the Interpretation of a word or passage of
Scripture A host OF denominations found birth
and their divisions have hampered the effective
work that religious endeavor should accomplish.
Denominations now exist more as the outcome
OF these religious disputes in the past than be-
cause of present day differences. The spirit
now is to get together on the essentials and the
convention in Philadelphia is a step in that direc-
ton
Evening journal., 1908-12-03
PILES
Quickly
Cured
Without Pain, Great Cost, Operation
or Trouble in the Secrecy of
Your Own Home.
TrIaI Packard Ry MaiI, Free.


Every druggist carries Pyramid Pile
Cure in stock. Why? Because pile
sufferers buy it in such quantities that
the druggist is compelled to supply
the demand, or lose this class Of pa
tronage
These little cones perform their du-
ties so quickly as to be almost an over
night relief or cure.
Testimonials unsolicited come to us
daily Of the great success Pyramid
Pile Cure is making.
Cases OF ten and fifteen years have
been cured after a short time by these
little healers.
No worry is necessary. the dread Of
pain and hospital and operating table
is removed
Don't be skeptical. buy a box at once.
and give yourself relief. 1t will not
take months TO prove their value. one
or two applications is all the proof
you will need.
Any druggist. anywhere. will supply
you, or IL you prefer. send US fifty
cents and we win send you a box by
mail in plain wrapper. or send US your
name and address and we will send
YOU a trial package by mail free. Ad-
dress Pyramid Drug Co., 152 Pyramid
Bldg. Marshall. Mich.
Evening journal., 1908-12-03
VETERAN RAILROADER DIES
SOON AFTER HE WAS PENSIONED

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
LEWES. Dec. 3.-Joseph S. Lane.
until recently one CT the oldest engi-
neers in the employ of the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad Company was found
dead in bed yesterday az his home here.
He was seemingly in good health when
he retired and it is thought that he
was seized with heart trouble His
wife found him in bed. Mr.. Lane was
about seventy years of age and until
a few weeks ago. when he was retired
by the railroad company, having reach
ed the age limit. he ran the passenger
train between here and Harrington daily.
He was in the employ Of the railroad
Evening journal., 1908-12-03
TIE
General Dem and

Of the Well-Informed of the World has
always been for a simple, pleasant and
efficient liquid laxative remedy of known
value; laxative which physicians could
sanction for family use because its COM
ponent parts are known to them to be
wholesome and truly beneficial in effect,
acceptable to the system and gentle, yet
prompt, in action.
In supplying that demand with its ex-
cellent combination of Syrup Of Figs and
Elixir of SIENNA, the California Fig Syrup
Co. proceeds along ethical lines and relies
on the merits Of the laxative for its remark
able success.
That is one OF many reasons why
Syrup Of Figs and Elixir of SIENNA is given
the preference by the Uniformed.
To get its beneficial effects always buy
the genuine-manuiacturcd by the Cali
fornia Fig Syrup Co., only, and for sale
by all leading druggists. Price fifty cents
per bottle.
Evening journal., 1908-12-03

company for more than forty-two years
and was the first engineer TO run a
train over the Junction and
BrealSwater road. the name formerly
applied to the Lewes branch Of the
F.. b. & W. railroad.
He was one of the early students
under Joseph Heyd. an old time rail-
road man, and for many years was
fireman with him and engineer Joseph
Hance.
As Lane was well known by the rail-
road officials and employees all over
the Delaware and Maryland lines. many
are expected TO attend the funeral
which takes place Friday.
Evening journal., 1908-12-03
Gun EoiIs Eoot Pads.

WEST CHESTER. Dec. 3.-Barclay
Edwards and ]. NJ. Rimmell. neighbor-
ing farmers, Of East Goshen. while
driving home from Malvern. were held
up by several highwaymen near the
Paoli monument grounds.
Edwards happened TO have gun in
the wagon. which he pointed at the fell
low who seized hold of his horses bits,
and SO the farmers managed 10 escape
without the loss Of any property. A
local constable has arrested three
strangers on suspicion.
Evening journal., 1908-12-03
MUSIC HALL

Theachange Of program at tho Music
Hall was witnessed by a large audience
last evening, who testified their APP
proval in the usual way. This program
will be repeated this evening on Fri
day evening there win be an entire
change Of program and the masque
dance will be repeated in response to
numerous requests. There will also
be special music for the occasion.
Evening journal., 1908-12-03
"Cifies and business firms
should advertise not merely
TO exist, but TO live. "-R. J.
MacLean.
Shot Trespassina Neiqhbor

Shot Trespassing Neiehbor.
RISING SUN, Dec. 3.-For alleged
trespassing. James Hall emptied the
contents of double barreled shotgun
into the legs of Joseph Taylor. a neigh
Dor. in the remote and wild locality
known as Horseshoe" in upper Cecil
county. After using the gun. Hall fired
five bullets from a revolver at Taylor
None OF the victims wounds are SER
ious. and no arrests have been made
thus far.
Evening journal., 1908-12-03

The residents of Hillcrest are to secure apna-
ratus for use in the event of fires. Now if the
residents OF the many delightful suburban dis
tricts around Wilmington could provide some
means OF protection against robbers, who are far
too numerous, they would doubtless be happy
Evening journal., 1908-12-03
oFFIeIAL ENDORSEMENTS
The United Puhlishers, Association

phe Pneshers Bulletin ohcia organ the UNITED
FotsLlblthltS- ASSOCIATION, prints the followinR
IaE WILMINGTON EVENING JOURNAL has a
guaranteed circulation than 1020 daily
been verified by our examination"
The examination made by Arthur Koppeli gen.
are manager Of the association who OFFERS $1,000
p bis own money and undertake prove that the EVEN
ING JOURNAL has the largest paid circulation
per printed IN Wilmington
Evening journal., 1908-12-03

Preparations are making for the poultry show
in this city. Among fanciers the Wilmington
show has high reputation. which will be
maintained. as the coming exhibition promises to
be larger and more interesting than ever.
Evening journal., 1908-12-03

1t looks as il Wilmington would have base
ball club next season, and il the club should
maintain fair standard of playing it ought to
succeed. for there are many lgvers OF the national
game in this city.
Evening journal., 1908-12-03

Charter For Political Club.
A charter was filed at Dover yester-
day for the Frederick Douglass Col
ored Republican Club Of the Eighth
Ward Of Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1908-12-03
AM More Shopping
~ Days
AV till Xmas
peath d Robert 3. Rarber.

DGdLW o FNuUUTt y bdTDcTs
Robert +. Barber, of No 922 French
street. who died on Tuesday December
/. at the age of Al years. will be buried
from Shiloh Baptist Church on Sunday.
He leaves a widow a son, two sisters
and one brother.
Evening journal., 1908-12-03

Pennsylvania, Ohio Wisconsin. Maine
and Missouri. in order named, are
the greatest producers of lime.
Evening journal., 1908-12-03

For the lover Of musical comedy for
whom the overwhelming approval Of
Chicago, Boston and New York is sat-
isfying endorsement. a knight for a
Day" will be a popular visitor locally
on Saturday afternoon and evening OF
this week when the big musical gaiety
success is seen at the Opera House.
One OF the spectacular effects of the
production is an electric curtain. Re-
port says the curtain in compass COW
ers the entire height and width Of tho
stage. and when charged with light re-
sembles a vast shower of falling stars
Evening journal., 1908-12-03
THEATRICAL
GRAND OPERA HOUSE

The stage really sets the style in
gowns and millinery. declares Grace
George, who comes here Friday night
for one performance of "Divorcons."
and who should be we'll qualified TO
speak. for no woman in her profess
sion has made a more slavish display
Of beautiful attire. That women OF
the stage. especially those who have
leading positions. make popular the
prevailing fashion is a certainty" says
Miss George. THE leading actress who
goes to a fashionable modiste, is look
ed upon with great favor because there
is the very greatest value in having
her gowns exhibited nightly to an aud
ience largely composed OF women. In
Paris. where the newest fashions are
supposed to originate, Worth. Paquin
and all the greatest makers of womens
dress rival each other I'm catering to
women of the stage. II is not SO long
ago that a French court decided that a
prominent furrier was amply repaid
for a magnificent set Of Russian sables.
because a popular actress had worn them
IN public anr had declined his suggcs-
tion of monetary compensation. 1t is
not so, in this country. however, for
the American actress not only has 10
wear the finest of everything but TO
pay extravagantly for it," Grace George
will wear some magnificent gowns when
she appears here tomorrow night at the
Grand Opera House in Sardou's play
"Divorcons."
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-10-18
8irdJltdJc
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Wftm1ufse. Reo. Z. d.
8s6 bisar Bfarsn btr 81. Qaursn=
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Gdieoonia perietf porotn, ais Rad
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usuen gsmtiuoe in burlington 5s;raut
purst; @to. 9isssr. QHiaent an Si
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gapsdn tn 6ouis Uom ggten 6irssn
srronni. Ser. q. 9. qanoh hot
lrenftsiiEa. str els gforrer 6n Ct
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us rtFsnirt.
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-10-18

Sc msbr 4HicatH gepiHRsn uno snt-
Idieoener eosaHobabs nsr0su. uHIers
ShulintershsR par0sH uaftradliter
in Ser Dsifsntlihtsit nertrstsn psrSsR.
uno pgnn sinmaI Der Gag tommt. no
Der Stoat uniersn tat5oIii6en 5HuIsn
uuterniBuns sutommsn laHsH Dia, 70
miro IGN has 9sssndbsr 9aiei uRpsrz
IGH9iidtr erfheireu.
glan pire au9 Die @eloFraae 6iRs
peiisa. Sd sioube or0Bsrs E6uIs
ipIems i6Hnten T4 Die 5lte lsiaea.
NebriseHs nellie man ia iammsIn.
Ilan fdmmle alio. oaB nan einem
eshrsr Elm oHitdnOiges GsbaIt sablsH
lam.
SD gIOubs, baB pieIe Scr MiBfGrse
in Der americauii6sn grsisbuus Sa6er
iqmmeH. taB Die peiblidsR 9ehrlrdfte
absrlpiegeH. g1an bemsrtt sireu nsih=
li6en 3ue in Der GmsrieaniIteH
mGnnIihen Suaenb; nitis @sFeIiietes.
ui6ts @harac.eroolss. Sd mtins nur
Tin M0nn. Elm aan3sr Wldnn tann sis
nen Wlann ersisten.
Dos iiua sinigs 9eoauten sur Nm
regune an0 3ur 9%lsriisnung. Sin gss
biloeter tathplil6sr 2oieritaR0 ipdd9t
berous aug Dem 9e6rsrFoue. Der
e%sbrerFnuO pir6 geitlffen ouph
Rahfrase nab 9sbrern. 4io 9iuB
oem tatbol;iten 9s1rerl Damn Miro
Ser Eraum 0irtlitteitl
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-10-18

lpuuoe Die neue 9forrf6fte ber pom
bctu. 5rn. :. g. Qrobf ~po6tortrten
llnbefI. gmpfdngntB- 9tmeiHos in
9ort6 @df6inotpu Feierlta eiusepetbt.
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s. apreo9t.
Dooenport Sa. - am 4. DIS,
pon3og bar bofip'ite 6r. 8iihof ote
81 unofeinlegung fir Die reus ooh
6omilp- Gjrhe ou6ier. - 4m 6. 0Is.
purte ber 9ruuofetn CUR r.ilen 1irde
IN Gdfep oltpb BEN bchlpfteu Srn.
9ii6pf gelegt. ~ Sn 0iota. mihion
Ron Gafe9, miro cine uelHe Stride &C.
butt, Die ca. $4,000 toIten Jon.
Omaha. 0e6.-De 81. Qdtrid'ss
@elaeinos in O'glefl bat 9ldw fiir
cine prG6ttse nete &tpde anferttsen
taTen.
gontor6ia, Scans. - Dds nEar
@rle9e Der Gdpucinerpdtsr Der penns
iBloamf3en Ortsnsprcoin3 IN 6aDs
4pltoe Qin H.. sept. npd AZ SttoeIdeIl
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reue ct. WbarNn Stride in 9ansp
SANS pliroe am "a. Sept. our6 oun
spdap'ten 9un. @iI6of ellis einsss
peibt.
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car s. 90. 8. 8ad, gTorrer m gep
8rauuftls, Iein Saternes 9rteTers
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pingtUn, Ca, ipirb elm priaiterfsminar
fit tisie Gr8Oi6ssie srridtet. 8er
8au Ioa dninngs GeptemRr 1909
OOllen6et IeiR uuo oie geneoictiners
pdtres perben Die 2eitung Oes ,Snfis
tits i~bvrnsbmen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-10-18

ia ssuns Damn. speil lie O5uo9in Hiht
gIsidSn". NIT 5pei Sprof.a Fa oh
samaasn; cine nire ibnsR il Disl
lsider, uRo beionoers Die englilts.
Ben ben GItsrn oringen srcar nod
manfe oarcuf ~ r~Deniaiens iorpeit
il Dsuadnoq rno - ippetku aud
odEaim pur csatlh NIT I9H,n, ne
nisIteRs, itt 4Efana, ohtr ~ mas
,riHeH idLirBlih Die oaoon2 9rieiter
uno S6pefsrn heoan och meer ges
gsrnt. GIN gRoe bstoHunt ouh Der
clio man un0 RE ,oGo p0uau" 0as
heim nur ro9 suglfbe @ntporteR 81
90ren uRO miFen itb 5uIsBt iel4jt be-
qugmen. ppues liz nit NR GtuoerR
iiserbaapt unb p~erts1ueu, eHglifh 81
rah:breten, oenu enslii6 gu iprcten,
mehr 5u iagen, ols mas man fit Die
StrdB, bic .SHce4, rem &auflaoen
rOer Die WsrEtdtte gebrauht. has lers
men MIR Weniss. Riht ieltsH o6er
SORT fpdter, ipena Ole GiRSer eiHmal
iir ii3 felber Iopssn tornen, aler
familidrer 9srte5r ouf, peii mar elm
amer nidIt mgbr periiebt. Mit eem
8anoe ber Nfnttsriprade but ih aua
Na5 Der 9ietGt, Der 9Rbs ur0 gin
3dn9li6teft aamS3fs geiodert unD
idIieBgte seI0It.
Solep unIere Rirosr Deuti6 Iers
nsn, Damn miiTen GItern, 9rieiter
uno 9e6rer ibuen rigTe Sprute lisb
uno fosrt6 ma6an - nttt nur Our5
2e6rs. ioHOern practtid, ourh ibr
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BIN dnhaItsn, aud ouBerhaIb Der
padr OeutIasu luterrittaihmoen lire
9hitteriprnhe ju gebraudeR, it6 I'M
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ihsH. Sbns oisie ue6ung.n iine Sic
'otutfder unterritfatuRoeR stnfa5
p~ergorere 3eit uRo md6s.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-10-18
gerrtltss

Wflpoutee. - Der 3iueig Der
5amiIisn GfubgeieaIfaH in Ter ct.
5ranctscuss @emsipOe BAT folaenoe Be
onber srpdbIt: prdf.. qbil. Dormf;
@ices9rdI.. SO. Dlofsr; Gee. u.
5~teinberg; @tcssGec., Sb. 46iaips;
Stabm, @eo. 6mrf; 6in.sGom., 3.
0e1mann. Sac. Dornuf; DeIegaieu,
9h Dormi 6. 9rielmaier.
9ellepiIIe, IN. - Gtpa 70
Deleadien pobnten Der an WoHtag u.
Diustas .. 70. bier ~a6ge9altsneH q
jdbrliten g%oHoention Der 3atb. Sitter
BON 5ainois Set. Das Relultoi Der
8edmtenpabl par folgeHoss: Supreme
@eiitl. Ratbge6er, 9ii6of Sanifm.
gsIlsoiae; Supr. qrGFoeut, g. q.
S4peensp. SadionDias; Gupr. Dice
prdHOent, M. 3. @irten, Gbicdgo;
Supr. &c, Nm. :. Claus. Belle
Dile; 5upr. G6aBm, 9. D. Wtaaer,
@orl1Ie; Gupr. Suit, Nic. WuIer,
8sleoile; Supr. 1rufre4, 8sn. 9uu-
meri, 6. 8. Detsu. 8. 5rieorih, o.
1roedler unt 6. 90. S%uli0an. Die
ndffte Gonoention piro i'm Sabre
1910 in 0F Ct. Qouis %liatifiHoeH.
gaDgttn g1i8. r. Die IS. Sab
rsgoerfdmmluRg 6ss .. I'll. Staats
D~erban0es con UlihieIn pur0s am
leBtsn SOnntog uno MOHbag 0a9psr in
fh0rsr uno erfolgrei6er Weiie obses
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mslten FA am Sonniag tie Dels8aten
in Der St. g0Hifatiuss Shul6ale. no
lie 6urb ben 5efprdfpsnieH tesriBi
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0er Ct. gonfatAus airfe ii4 bsabeH.
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6als ltoti. I'm Wontd8 Woreen purs
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I'm 2 uhr nahmittags gum G5ifluB
Ian. norouf ~ SIREN or Dslegaisn
sine agmag5life untsre1lh.ng in Der
q. Bonifa.ius cafe foi9ia
Detroit. Wtit. Dit elmer
Stimmt Ueb5eii uurtt auF Dem bier
a52sfaINnm abreslenotni 5r .aotb.
55rfsrinta" Brou 8os D. Rit;maH
gca WinnsaDciis. G2inn., 5H5rtrir
nes fcgeu. Unit G,mini r1tions Six
nentts. CUR Cteri5yferir srUd3li.
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-10-18

RahiommenI6aft rilten CUR Aufndhs
me Heuer unpermeiolider iatboliItRr
4ufgabeH, pdppnen uno pe6ren fir
Den SoesHtampf nit Dem ReubeiOsns
tbum, 9iberaIismus uRb Der Socialoes
motratie. Die Waffsn ~unisrer 5eiuos
bsiBen 9iloHng, S6uIung
Diffenf6aft greffe 2ftss
unO NIT Iolhen 0lffen irpIs
len un0 mifsn mir linen bssesnsn.-
Der gentruIperein, in nels
dem DisbsFe 9rafturt 0ds
rein r BIut oesamericdnts
den Dsutfht4umsfi6s Der.
Jeineu, BAT bic 0oiung aussegsbsn:
2aten an bic 6roRt!
Der 9IHfane 1T gemaht. Sine Sens
trdliieue no6 0em Uhller MiinteEs
8laoban lit Ihon borseieben uno Die
ositotertihs Tbdtigteit oss Central.
psreins pirt nit @ottes 6iIfe uHo IN,
ter Der Witnirtune I~tagtsr, oplermiais
ger oeutidsr Mdnner in ben ndbe5u
1000 oeutiheu iatboliidsn @ersiHsH
ftuea in stub tommen.
Wir pOlen ieoob uniers 2eisr nihi
nit 81 Diel Stoff auf sinmoI ermi0sn
@orerit bitten mir i'm 9amsn oes geH'
trdIpereins, 0ieie 4rtiisl NIT 5ieib
uuo Qufmsriiomteit unt NIT @sOulO
gu leien. 8usrf mug bas QubIicu1I
Die Sa6s iennsn lernsn, fir ipeIcfe
mir orbsit,R unO fir pefde mir al.
Ibeutf 6americunifdeR 4a,
4 boliteu geninRen MOLTEN,
unO gspinnen m sroen.
SIN Qufirase bss geutraIOsrsins:
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