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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-03-30
9nif, @ppmimg.

ElaOs for en- oanlf &olont pad
1000 Samilier.
Come alongl come alongl
Uncle Gam is ri6 enough
to gibe us a4 a farm"
&ere 2eI er!
9erlom on auereoe bar en- Sarm,
iaa interesierer bette Big noturligpis
fife. gu Itreffer Big maaife og ga.
fer og faiter @piien til SIDE og tiger,
al Ou bill bellere tage Big en- Mio-
oagsippn, eno leie bette @poming-
prat. Seq bill oog beoe Big ON at
l9ie StDffet til @n0e, og 0erlom ot
fife ielD brp0er Big en- at faa en-
go0 Sarm1 laa fltn6e oct pere, at ou
bobOe en- Sen elIer Nabo, iom fife
pilOe iige PIT Oertil. Oh funoe oa
iaa / set minblte fort9qe bam ONT
bet % iige BAN, bporle0es ban ifal
bore Jig 40 meo at faa en- Sarm
lom Sor9ring al Uncle Gam.
Seq bar | lengere Sis ipei6et efz
ter ct go0t Steo, bpor Ser fun0e
iomles ct Settlement at ioabanne al
mine 2anosmenb, Tom gerne biloe
babe en- Sarm, men fife bar 8enge
at fpbe BEN for, og ieg er mi iiffer
paa at babe fun6et Stebet. geu mang-
Ter Blot 6e rette Soft for at fao ct
uomprfet Settlement at 1000 oan=
ife Stem / ct goot, milbt &lima tet
REQ Sern6ate, bbor Sc burttg fan
arbeioe Jig op til @elItan6, 6a Soro-
bnno og &egnmeng6e er at en- iaa-
non geifuffenbe6, at en- 6Dgtfg Sar-
mer bill able go0t. Seq er lige font
men biem fra en- Sur / @poming.
hbor ieg bar efteriet Sogerne, iaa
ieg fan Iige, at ieg ieIp bar let, og
ieg inaffer life efter anbre. 9eriom
S f9re Sonosmpn6, ser GnIfer eber
ct goot Stem o. bermeo en- uafbpns
gig Sttuing / en- 6onif &oroni, iod
bet frnoe bltbe let at boIoe Be firfe-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-03-30

@ugenius Sen SierOe, Der, il0e til
freOs meo MfpOets 8eitemmeli er, at
&oncilierne / Iutoritet itoo oper
@aperne, opbpO alt for at oplpie
W}gOet. Gugenil1s gift enOog laa pi0t,
a. ban / 1887 iammenfalote ct Sp=
poiitionsnlpDe / Serrara. Wten Wt9=
let / 8aiel afiatte bam og balgte
6elir Sen Semte til YaOe | bans
Steo. 9e frantic, e1gelife og itotife
&atoliffer peOblep bog at benge DeO
@%ugenius, % Der bar laaleOes igen
10 Baper / &irfen inOtil @ugenius
0pO, "a ogiaa Selir ben Semte -
oilers ct ififfeligt Wtenneife - be0
gttfolas SEN 6en1te5 &alg f~ralagOe Jig
8aDeberOigbeOen, og iaaleoes enote
Splittellen. timber BEN lnnge Strio
nbilpngeoe oe opponerenOe ufeil6ar-
ligbe0er Be %ieOpanlige geifDloninger
imo0 9inanOen. Sfal man tro Den
fatolife' J&irfes egne Siitoriffere,
iaa far man rigtig nof peo ct fort
@ntal at oisie &irfenlsOer toget 8la-
Get fra Wl1noen; for ser er nelten
fife en- SorbrpOelie / &ataloget, iom
re fife geniioigt bar beifplOt bin-
an0en for. &irfemeoet / Slprens /
1889 negteoe aloeles 9aielmS0ets
@plbigbeo. = Wlatina 1863, 365,
1873.
Oct femte 2ateranmeoe, 1912,
erflGreoe, at Biiampoets (14O9) Se=
ltemmelier bar ngDloige.
@fteriom &irfemsoat / &onltons,
G414-1410) afiatte to Goper og
nalgte / beres Steb Martin oer
Semte, ioa maa &omerfirfen 10 nS-
bes til at in0remme, enten at &on=
cilierne itaar ober Baben, eller at
Mortin ben Semtes 8aGg bar ltgDl-
zig, / bbilfet fto1te Silfeloe &irfen
for begooet en- Sell / at anerfenoe
Fam iom Bape.
(Sortiettes.)
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-03-30
9grbe6i9it,
sfaarupiagea.

u&r. 9gbl." ifriper: &eb Sierm
. Climbing Serre0ers Wenigbeos=
raaOs Iarsmp0e peotoges BET at ien=
Be en- 4nmooning til &irfeminilte=
riet ON at laoe Sfaarnp-Sogen
gao til S6ieiteret al @enipn til 60
gems principielle 8etponing.
MISUNDERSTANDING / 5fooborg-
8%anOfulo Serreoer bar for nogIe
Gage itOen UNDER Senbtsning til, at
0e amer ben / Sfaarup foreliggen-
Sc Situation for en- Sfamplet for
Dor Strife, rettet en- Senoenbeli e til
&irfeminiiteriet ON, at Ser ab admit
niitratib Sci / Senbolo til Gamble
1aooeoommer, maatte blibe truffet
Sormltaltninger til at borttage Sor-
qsalIiss
Ssmte fioite @enbenoeIfe er rtrt-
herifrebet at Is Menigheosroao.
u Spgum og Soue, p 2empig,
81 sc. Sem, ~ 81. Nisinm, 81 So
bierg g @ubum, y 2omborg, 81
&om, 81 8spIing, 10Y Slpnoer, ~
Reien, 12) Sumlltm, 49, @sborg,
t4) Nees, 49, Sarbosre og eng
hjerg, 16) gens-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-03-30
Sra oct Beuige 2ano.
If Sens 9iren.
(6ortiat.)
Den Gellise @raps &irfe.

Si begao % paa 8anOring
ira ben BlaOs, bpor man nlerer,
9erooes boeoe, og bpor 9ombuiet
ltal bape ligget lengere oppe. 81 er
mi paa Sta ~ooloroia, 9errenS
Smertenspei fra 9ombusiet til Sol
eata. Ser inOe / en- &irfe piies os
SteOet, bDor ban bar f~orbaanet og
Hagen, biit Ell Sten / @ulpet meo
nOgle un0erlige W9rfer J. og bpor
Soloaterne bab0e lptllet Serning
pip; liOt lengere oppe Get Steo,
bDor Oommen blep afiagt. 81 gaar
pi0ere op 40 BEN meget lnepre @aoe,
beitanoig opaO, fer pileS Steoet,
bbor &piltOerne greo ober SeIus.
Seien gaar / u3ig5ag" men peo6li=
penOe opao. Ser les BET Steo, 9por
Sralieren ianf UNDER &ori ets 8Dr=
0e, og bbor man tbang Sinon fra
GDrene til at bore bans &ors; set
CT netop pao ct Sisrne, bbor @ooen
6reier al. S Nerbeoen al bette Steo,
bbor Seins benote fig til Sc grpoenop
&binOer, er Ser bpgget ct ruslilf
Soipital. @noelig err hi foron ben
belltge @rabs Strife. Sbor UNDER
lietl Ser, euer / @nrbeoen beraf
har Set, @los Gam bur @eroens
SpnO poa lit 2egeme poo Sreet,
al ban blep giort til Spno for os.
at BEN &etferbiee les for Sc nret-
feroige, at ban bIeb reguet iblon6t
Spertreoere. @i goar gennem en- lab
06r in6 / airfens Sorgoarou ser
er opfplbt of banolenbe. Ser fan
III f6be &oienfronie, @Iomiter, @ru-
cififier oip. Set fbrite, ri fer efter at
tpre fommen inb / &irfen, er SaG-
beIIesitenen, paa bbilfen Scein 2ege-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-03-30
&Orreiponoancer
Sapcnpurt, Suma.

"a Der bar p9ret ifreret berfra
c: Sar @ange ON M~enigbe0en %
ners IrbeiOe, ioa oil ieg tillaoe mig
at ifripe fortrinspis ON ielpe 9a-
renpOrt og oens Smgioelier. Oct
fan manlfe ogiaa intereSiere nogle
al r9aniferen"s 2eIere.
Davenport bar $4,000 SnobDg-
gere. &eO TO 8roer og Sprger err
ben forbunOen meo 8perne &ocf
Sslono og Moline pao Sen oroen
SIDE At Misiisiippiflooen / Staten
Sainois. 0isie to 9per Far ca. So
GOO Snobpggere, oltioa ct iantIet
SnObpggerontol pao ca. 100000.
81 bar uOnterfet Sernbanefor6in-
0el1e.
Davenport Iigger poa en- 8offe-
ifrGnt meo goo lloiigt l1o ober Slo-
hen. Ser er Ell Wengoe Sobritfer.
Seq ifol income nogle af Sc i~tprite:
On flor Sltfferfabrif, 2ofomotib-
fobrif, Wetolbiulfabrif, ct fort Mto-
caroni gageri, Sernbanepognfobrif
iomt flere imoa SnonItrier.
Sao bar hi roe poa gen y&ocf
Sslan6" ct Il. q. Mrlenol, bpor
alt m1ligt blioer fo6riferet til Ben
amertfonife Seer.
Woline er BOG Ben 9p, Ser bar Sc
fleite og it6rite Sobriffer. 9enne
Sp Ell berpn1t for line Itore og fine
Elopfa6riffer. 2igeiaa 9ar Ben &oct
Sslono 8anens it6rite Moifinbprf-
Iteo, iom fan butte so 2ofomotiper.
S bisie 8erfiteoer bliber Ser uobe-
tolt ca. $4,000 ON Waoneoen.
gt bar en- al Be 1tsrIte Ssiifoler
/ Stoten. 9en ligger bit meo goo
ubiigt oper 8pen. Ser er TO fsrIte
@lasies Soteller. Get al Dem bar
foitet $2O0,OOO. 81 bar 50 MtG bro
lagte Sober, flere imuffe 8arfer,
cen pao BEN onben SIDE al Slooen,
bbor BEN Itore Snotonerbepbing
SIacf Somf bap0e lit Sobeofporter.
Set er en- meget imuf Barf meo en-
tito l1oiigt no / Staten SGinois.
Ser er mango 9anifere. @n flor
Sci af Dem er Ssnoeripoer og
GIespigere. 9anif 8roberiamfuno
bar facet goot Solo paa Dem. Den
far ct Meolemsartal al 1876. Seq
snifer, at Menigbeoen fun6e faa
liee ioa fait Sol6, og BET tror ieg,
6en bill faa meo Chen; for Boft.
@onoo er en- iberoig Mrbeioer |
@ingaarOen, og ban bar, iaa blot
ieg peo, en- lille Slot CODE Weoarbei.
bere til at bielpe Jig / oct itore og
ifpnne 4rbeioe.
Chr. Senntngfen,
1852 Wisiisiippi @be.,
Davenport, Sa.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-03-30
9iot mere fra
&olomilatiomstomiteen.
CSortiat fra Scr. 23.)

r&9re Saitor &ilOiigl
Seq bar tenft paa at ifripe til
Sem ON noget 2ano, iom fan faaes
UNDER uSbe Someiteao ano Srriga-
ton 2am". Oct er &~egeri1gs 2ano
/ ben ipositlige Del al Californian
rg ben ipoueitlige Del at @ri5ona.
Seq tom til at tale meo en- Marb,
lcm Dor ber / @er6eoer, ON oen
Sag, og ban fortalte mig, at De
rar Meolem at NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
teen, og ban raaoeoe mig til at ifrt-
&c til Gem 0esangnaenoe, ga Ser
talL inm ban mei1te, bore Mulig-
beO for at faa EN- oanif &oloni /
>ette SIpr1te. Seq bar fgr ipslet meo
Saltfen Ben Sag betreffenoe, men
ca ieg life piOite, at Samfunoet
Gapoe en- &oloniiationsfomite, og ou
JcG fife pilOe ifripe til andre ON
ben Sag iaa er BET blepet peo San-
len. 9anOet, iom ieg tenfer pao,
ligger peO SrOio, California, ont-
trent to SunoreOe Wil SpO for Sos
angeles. SteOet falOes, ioo piOt ieg
neO, Smperial Sallep,j 0alen gaar
ira ipopitlig til nOropeitlig &etning.
WfoO SpO gaar ben til Colorado
Giper. Set bar Oenne Sloo, Ser for
ct Bar Iar iiOen trueOe meo at
rberlpemme 9alen. Iarlogen Ser
til bar, at ct &ompagni foriggte at
Iube en- &anal til at ban0e Salen
meO. &ompagntet baboe operpuoeret
Soroens SaltbeO og unOerpuoeret
Str9mmens Wagt / Colorado Gi=
per, og Selgen bleb, at Colorado
Hiber arbeiOeOe Jig UNDER ytbe ce=
ment contraction" og baifeoe BET BE-
le bort og tr1eoe for en- SID nleo at
ooeriDgmme 0alen, bpis 8uno er
200 SOD UNDER Sapets Sperfla0e.
&ompagniet magteOe life at ItanoIe
8onOet, og iom en- Sslge oeraf bar
9alen for en- SID oberlnot til lin
egen Sfebne. &egeringen / Sorening
meO uSoutbern 8acific" fit imioler-
tio me6 ct 8ar Millioners 8efoIt-
ming Sanoet itanoiet. Sermeo bar
9olen reooet, men en- So paa ca.
40 - 100 MtI babe 6unnet fla.
Win Saoer, iom arbeioe6e me6 at
itunoie 8anOet, 1frep Ben @anq til
mig ON at fomme 6erneo for at ta-
&c 2ano, og ban iogbe, at Sormerne
b6Tteoe Ilfalfa 9 a 10 @onge ON
Iaret, Og efter EN- Geiie, Iom ban
giorbe berneo iioIte Sommer, for
talte ban, at Der bar 2on6 at fao
for $500 pr. @cre. Goor 2on-
nct 6liper 6prfet aItiammen, mener
mon, at set biG gou OBJ til en- @eroi
of $4,000 a 100000 pr. Mcre.
en- @on6 bar efter Sigcn6e bitot
10000 for fine 100 gcres for @on- !
set fra SIooen bre6 igennem, men
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-03-30

WoOerne Sfreo6ere f1n0ger, at
Meno bill faa 0eres Softer uoltop-
peoe bette Soraar. Oct er % en-
Scrneielie at funog6re, at Ser ingen
Sanoipnligbeo er for, at man pil
frepe at ielp De met mooeipge
Meno, at De ifal bore urats", be-
nlerfer en- &oQega.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-03-30

SEQ of ofifaffe niinecures" Qige=
gploige @mbeOsmen6) og onbenoe
Ell iimpelt &ommuneftpre bar 0es
@otnes iporet 100000 ct Nor.
81 toger oct for gioet, at Sc PROBES
iioneae Bolitifere / 9es @oines be-
trogter oct npe &ommuneItpre for
Iige ioa meget at ct Seilgreb, iom Sc
regnlere @mbeOsiegere / Chicago
onier &rimprbolget for at bore,
temerfer uGbi. &ac. Ser"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-03-30

"Seg tror, iom ieg bar giort i
fIere &or, at Domination of oQe
SanoiOater beo oirefte Stemmegib-
ring bieIper megtigt til at Siege.
ringen til &epraientant for oen Of
fentlige Snteresie. timber republi-
fonif &egeringsform bor @eIgerne
0fet til iua oiOt muligt p%erionlig at
oeltage. De 66r fife tbinges til at
ptergibe politiife &ettigbe0er, iom Sc
ielp fan uO6be, til 9elegereoe."
Ga Souette.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-03-30
amertfanife 8rp1ter

Slere amerifanife 8reiter, iom
bar beisgt Montana for nplig, fpnes
at bore enige ON, at ser er flor
Nangel paa Breiter Ser. On &eb.
Or. 8latt uf @etooiitfirfen flyer:
Ser er 400 Sfoleoiitrifter, Iom IN
tet preiteligt Stlipn bar", og EN-
Superintendent, iom bar beret
&frifa, flyer, at ban fife fanot
ft6rre Srang Ser.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-03-30

ytaar 9eierne benpenber fig til Solf, Der
aperterer i glabet, enten TOR at febs BOG benz
euer for at fau Cplpsnins ON bet auertereoe,
bebes Se altib omtale, at De iaa Npertisiez
mentet / bette glao. Oct pil pore til gen.
foIs Jtptte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-03-30

Staffels Gene5uela! Oct er
Eatienten, iom bsr legges paa Spe-
r~ationsborOet neite Sang, og Gaitro
ber ipille BEN ormformeoe 8lino-
term, bemerfer s. 81. $. / &nleo-
ling af at @aftro er paa @eien til
buge til @ene5uela.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-03-30
HOmerfirfen.
&omerfirfen.
Gems SGre, Siitorie og Mpral.
8elDit peo fotolife S~orfattere.
Mf Sobn Barrier.
Sreoie Ifinit - SirfembOerne
% 2Gren.
@f Sobn BARREN n.

Som set gif meo Baberne, iaoIe-
oes gift oct me6 &irfemsberne. De-
res Siitorie er en- Siftorte ON Sor=
birring. 9en friitne Strife efiiitere=
Dc / 300 4ar, fer man fenote noget
til &irfemsoer. Wen lige fra Sen
Sis, bo &oms 8iifop tiltbong fig
SGrrang iblonot &irfens @iifopper,
bor man iommenfal6t ct &irfemsoe
efter ct moet, o1e @egne / &riiten-
Bo6en. Sg oct bor fife al Sib beret
San6beoens, Sre0ens og &erIiebe-
6ens Sr6, Der bar lpbt pe6 6isie
Gommenfomiter. MebeiaIene bar
nlt for ofte eenIp6t at eenfibige 8e.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-03-30

otter Speripennlelien gift San0et
lteO til nelten i%ngenting. gu Der
lmoo er BET / en- &Gr0i igen al $75
pr. 9lcre. @n Sen bar fortQlt mia, at
IIfalfa foiter ca. $40 pr. Son, GA
at &aDel ager betaler Jig ier0eles
go0t, oa bet fan uoleS og in06eItes
paa Ell Si0 al Naret, oa set fan aipe
ben ~ltprite Eris. Sra anoen SIDE
bar jeg foritooet, at en- Mano, Scr
ieaeOe 3 9lcres me0 @pi lit / 10
6rtte $500. S~elufslgelig er BET
tarmt oerneOe. 5olf Tiger, at SET
tom gaa pp til 125 / Sfpggert. Gu=
len, iom SnDio ligger i, er Iaare
futgtbar Og ligncr 9onDct peo 9ei-
len / 9Ggppten. Gulen par / iin
SID en- itor 81, Jon Colorado 9fi-
rer lpb igennem. 6lo0en Far poa
cen Waa0e fert en- Wpng6e riq6ol=
0igt 9Dn0 u0 SGen. 8e0 en- Sen=
belle eQer poa en- nforflarlig Mao0e
bar Slo0en foranoret lit SOB moo
SaDet pg uom1noer mn / Sen meri=
fanife Sltgt. S @uret 1900 eQer
1901 begpnote man at foloniiere
9alen, og BET gift raft, men ba Sper-
lpemnlell en in0traf itonbleoe Solo
niiotionen. Seq foritoar, ct Ser bill
tlibe 2ano at foa iom SomeIteao til
6oraaret / @ri5ona / oen ipbpitlige
Gel al Oalen ca. 100 Weil Spo for
Snoio.
~Ngrbs0ieit, --".
Seq ienbte obenftooenoe 9reb til
Gaitor 8. Sobnion / Sos @ngeles
Galif. og ba0 bam ON nermere I'm
berretning Ben Sag betreffenoe.
Sans Sbar foIder / np1te MfInit.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-03-30

9 Silfelbe at rlregelmesii9beber peb
Mobtaselien bebes man flase til bet iteblise
YofipeIen. Stulbe bet life biGlpe, bebes
man benpenbe fig til uSaniferen"s
Rontor.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-03-30

Advertising Rates made known upon
application.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-03-30

500 elifer iom BEN, bpis &erltg-
heo beipares? 500 baber iom ben,
Ser ifuffes / lin 9erligbeo.
3a6arias Sopelins.
eoooefuIbe Sob, at be, iom melt
Sinonoen elife, melt binonoen iabne,
Nt aerligbeos-S pmbolet er en- Saare
Sfrene for &erligbeoen fleitl
ST. r-M iiIler.
Evening journal., 1909-12-29
BIG PRODUCTION
AT THE AVENUE

The public Of Wilmington has been
very liberal in it's patronage Of the
Avenue Theatre. and as mark Of
gratitude, Messrs. Conness and Ed
wards will offer during tho first week
OF the new year, a sumptuous pro-
duction Of In the Palace of the King"
with an augmented cast and elaborate
scenic and costume effects.
IN the Palace of the King" is a
dramatizaton Of f. Marion Crawford's
novel, which ran for two seasons at the
Belasco theatre in New York city The
story OF the play has been surrounded
with enough historical incident Of the
time of Philip II. and Don John of Aus
tria to give it a strong semblance of
truthfulness, and the intrigue which
makes up the play has been clearly
handled.
It is a story OF love and intrigue
with plotting such as was i'm vogue
four hundred years ago with "a royal
william who is properly disconcerted
and the true lovers united. The set
tings are most beautiful and histori-
cally correct; there are six distinct
scenes of different portions of the Pal
ace of the King, and more than score
of characters whose words and actions
provide a series of interesting repre-
sentations of court life at Madrid when
the power OF Spain was at it's zenith.
Evening journal., 1909-12-29
S. |. LANE DIED
in ST. LOUIS
Well Known Former Local
Newspaper Man Will be
Buried at New Castle

Samuel L. Lane, until two years ago.
newspaper reporter on THE EVENING
JOURNAL. died In ST. Louis on Christmas
Day from cancer OF the stomach. The
body arrived at New Castle. his former
home last night. and will be inferred IN
the First Presbyterian Cemetery there.
Mr.. Lane was 45 years old. He
was native Of New Castle. the son OF
Mrs Mary Barr Lane and the late VIII
liam e. Lane. at one time city treasurer
of New Castle. lie leaves his mother and
a widow. The former lives at New Cas-
tle
Mr.. Lane had been in newspaper work
long time. He went TO ST. louis
about two years ago 20 work for ST.
Louis paper lie was a member Of THE
EVENING JOURNAL stan about nvo
years.
After graduating from tho New Castle
High School when a young man. Mr.. Lane
entered the medical school OF the Univcr-
slty of Pennsylvania, but ilness proven, cd
him from finishing the course. Later he
was employed by tho United States Fish
Commission and about nfteen years ago
be took up newspaper work. having been
connected with several Wnminrt n papers.
He had an unusually large circle OF ac-
Evening journal., 1909-12-29
MARYLAND NEWS NOTES

A fair and festival netted the Cecrton
Episcopal Sunday School $50.
-Four ii-month-old hogs slaughtered by
Eli c. Jackson. Of Jacksontown. aver
aged $50 pounds each.
William Whiteman was sentenced to
thirty days IN Elkton jail for disorderly
conduct Christmas night.
Wann Post q. a. r.. of Forest Hn.
has elected r. b. Bouldin commander
and James A. Campbell senior vice-com-
mander
Former Sheriff and Mrs. Robert Mack
ey are celebrating their golden wedding
anniversary at their home near Elkton
to-day.
Isaiah Blddle has been chosen super
intendent J. 10. Davis secretary. and g.
r. simmons treasurer OF tho North rasr
Methodist Sunday school.
Julian Smith, OF l-4kton, second lieu-
tenant ia the Marine Corps. has been or
Evening journal., 1909-12-29
NEW YEARS BILL
AT OPERA HOUSE

Music viii have a prominent part on
the bill which is to open at the Opera
House tomorrow, for one of the feat
ures is the act of Berkeley Brothers.
inventive musical comedians. The title
fits them remarkably well for they
are inventors, comedians and musicians.
They have invented a number OF re-
markable musical Instruments.
The Bicknells are whirlwind dancers
They are artistic in every move, grace
full and clever, but move with a speed
which is described by no other word
than Whirlwind. The dance is not
only one of those whirlng Russian
dances where the dancer spins like a
top. but a real whirlwind perform
ance.
Hazel and Hawkins Company will at
tend to the dramatic end of the enter
talnment and their pretty and breezy
little play 1.-THE Pink Tea" i'm the hands
of these exceptionally able artists will
give Just about the length of real
comedy drama to best please the aver
age vaudeville patron. "The Pink Tea"
is one of those delightfully."- breezy and
funny little things with enough inter-
esting situations to keep up the inter-
est and enough keen and clear cut wit
to keep up the laughter.
Clarence Wilbur bills himself as a
comedian who gets laughs by clever,
and keen wit and humor and the abil-
ity to act.
George Brown and his Acrobatic
Dogs will offer an animal act. These
dogs are splendidly trained in an aero
batic line. They do it easily and in
Evening journal., 1909-12-29
HOW TO SUCCEED
Depends Entirely on Superior
Merit and knowledge

During the last few years. conditions
In all lines Of business even profess
slonal life have changed so completely
that every man is waking up to the
fact that ia order to win success he
must specialize and learn to do some
one thing and do it well.
So it is with any article that is sold
70 the people. It must have genuine
merit or no amount OF advertising will
maintain the demand for the article.
For many years we have watched
with much interest the remarkable re-
cord maintained by Swamp Root, the
great Kidney. Liver and Bladder REM
edy. From the very beginning the
propriotors had so much confidence in
IL that they invited every one to test
II. free OF cost, before purchasing. They
have sent out millions Of free sam
pie bottles so that people could Judge
of It's great curative properties, in
even the most distressing cases of kid
ney, liver and bladder troubles.
II Is a specialists prescription.
They have on file thousands OF letters
received from former sufferers who are
now enjoying good health as a result
OF It's use.
In view of these facts we have no
hesitancy IN advising readers who may
have symptoms OF kidney, liver or
bladder trouble, to give Dr. Kilmers
Swamp Root a trial-at all drug stores
In bottles OF two sizes. fifty-cents and
one-dollar.
However. II you wish first to try a
sample bottle, address Dr. Kilmer s.
CO., Blnghamton, N. Y and mem
tlon wilmington JOURNAL. They Will
gladly forward you a sample bottle BY
mail. absolutely free.
Evening journal., 1909-12-29
STALLED PASSENGERS
COMPLAIN AGAINST P. R. R.

HARRISBURG, Dec. 2a.-A committee
of passengers ON a Pennsylvania Rail-
road through limited train who were de-
tanned in the storm near Philadelphia
sent the following complaint to-day to
the State Railroad Commission;
Passengers on tho Pennsylvania Ihm-
tied. leaving Chicago. December -. have
been az great disappointment, annoyance.
loss OF money and time through the ne
gleet OF proper equipment by the above
named railroad, which certainly ought
to be prepared for any emergency which
may occur, especially IN cases OF snow
storms. when pathhnding and snow
cleaning engines should be on hand.
"rhe Pennsylvania Railroad. which
bears the reputation OF being one Of the
best, most accommodating and best
equipped IN tho country, should lead the
way TO meet emergencies"
Evening journal., 1909-12-29
NOVELTY AT
THE CARRICK

The holiday bin which the Garrick
presents this week is one OF those
combinations of comedy and novelty
which everyone enjoys. In THE Ban
dit" as presented by Mr.. Hawley and
Company one has the real melodrama;
in the Helm children. there is some
excellent comedy with VIII Rogers, the
lariat thrower. and The Eagle and the
Girl there are the elements Of nov
city which everybody likes And so
on down the bill Garrick patrons are
offered that variety which pleases and
the quality which vaudeville play
goers everywhere appreciate.
Evening journal., 1909-12-29
Buoys Damaged by Storm,

Gas buoys In Delaware river. wero
greatly damaged by the storm OF satur-
day and hardly one has been left un-
moved The heavy foes OF snow-covered
ice coming down tho river pack behind
the huoys until the weight breaks them
from their moorlng and as n result they
are carried down stream The local light
house engineering force WIN make repairs
at once.
Evening journal., 1909-12-29
roI,4ov nm With lnfluenza.

BY United Press leased Special Wire
MOSCOW. Dec. 29.-County Tolstoy's
condition today was reported as favor
able by the physicians In attendance
upon him at his home I'm Nasnaya Po-
Llama. The county. I'm addition TO his
old trouble Of rheumatism is now suf-
fering from Influenza. The worst thing
against him is his age. 81 years and
owing to this the doctors viii not fore
cast the outcome Of his illness.
Evening journal., 1909-12-29

dered to report on board tho battleship
Rhode Island as New York
The iirst automobile TO cross the now
bridge over the susuuehana river at
Perryvillo was owned by Governor Croth-
ers. and Ia IL were Omar ID. Crothers,
Charles r. Foard and Dr. william ID.
Cawley, am OF Eikton
Evening journal., 1909-12-29
SLED INSTEAD OF
HEARSE CARRIES CORPSE

The funeral OF William Chapman, late
of Newark, which was 20 have taken
place ON Sunday, but was postponed ow-
ing to the blizzard, took place at Cherry
HIN. Md, yesterday afternoon when a
large Sled was used In place OF a
hearse.
Evening journal., 1909-12-29
Quaintances

ouaintanccs.
lie was member OF the A. O, u W.
The funeral of Mr. Lane will be held
on Thursday afternoon at two O'Clock
from the home of Charles H. Clewell.
undertaken. of New Castle.