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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-08-27
Solar Sails, ia.

Som ri l9ier ON ira onore Ste-
Scr. fan ogioa hi bereite ON meaet
barmt @eir; men iioite llae fit Ri ct
Bar sooe 3eguifpl, iom oioroe me-
get goot Of bar iUroeles pelfomue.
De nae gigers sniorenina bar
boft Ell Sommeruoflngt til CT life
9arf beliaaenoe tpt berpeo 9pen;
Der 6aDoe oaioa G}a3aretb Meniabeos
sGtoaosifoIe jim Sfoofeit fprit /
Mooneoeu.
DIR. 5. Sanien ira Ct. 9onis
bar paret / geisg Der 6os CIR. gtiel-
len / Iqllgere Sio.
@l. Seren gnoerien bar puret pod
5pgeIiiten for Ell 5io; men er bog
IN beore. iaa oi baaber. at ban mart
nioa blipe riatia raft iaen.
Gen oonife goptiitnieni9be6s
fSorman0 X. IS. 9tlellen, ION bar
ppret ina i lauaere 9io, afaif peo
geoen for ca. 8 Tiger iioen; ban no
alminoelig agtelie baooe blonot
Ganife og amerifanere, iom fenote
bom. =
Soban Yeterien bar iioite llge
iolgt i'm fSarm, 100 aeres, til 9aileD
Bros for Sf43.75 pr. acre. San fob
te 6arnien Tor ca. 10 aar iioen Tor
500 pr. acre.
GoItor q. q. Serenien ira Nel-
ion. Minn., iom er poo geieg Der |
oisie Cage. prGoifeoe / Ga5aretb
airfe Senooe Sormiooog oo gliten.
@obo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-08-27
ooptrup. Sen 81. Suli 1909.
Sonneen
RpOOinn. llueiret fur 80 aar fOem.

RoOOing. l~luciret fOr 80 Tar iiOen.
= .Mooer5maalet" for 4. @ug. min
Ses ON BET forfqroelioe ltpeir, au-
anti 1879. Set beooer / 9laoet, at
Se, iom bar oplepet oenne atat, al
BRIG BIZ glenme ben. 9ertil f6ier
u. 8. Mnrcusien fra &eooing:
,Ratten ime1em oen 3. og l.. au-
quit 1879 6apoe ri Der ct ioa for
fur6eliat GorOenoeir, at mon fnnoe
frp, at 5immel og SorO ifnloe for
aaa. aae plore Soft tiger, at De
life minoes ct iaa ifrGffeligt SER.
Oct itrafte ia fra 5am6or9 til aor-
BUS, % ira geIterbobet til 9eben-
bobn.@ Sauleoes Ipoer mine forte
Dpteanelier. Men 90 set belle emo
M ftaar oanife tpoeligt for mia, ifal
lea qipe en- lille geifripelie 0ertil.
Gaaene foruo, I. og 2. an9itlt,
hau0e nuret meget oarme. men Der
bar 10 DOG fife noget mGrfeligt / bet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-08-27
ROrreipOnOanter
ea6foiG Wis.

sitter liot ira Oibfoi6. ge0n bar
0i bolt Ell Gel al, iaa Def Ter ganife
lopenoe no Tor Softens 9eofommen.
Sc. @armt ON 0ogen me0 folige
Gptter er aauife bebageliat.
@i bar Ell ppn 9p - noget
al en- Storbn - omfrin9 ueo $4,000.
5nobpggere. al bOiIfe ca. 1900 or
9anife oa observation-disclosures. 81
bar fun cen ifonoinapiif Strife, o9
oct cr ell omif-lYtberif Strife. ct
pant airfebiem bar ri o9ioa, iaa
port Soft bar 9eilig6eo til at bore
ebangeIiet paa bridesmaids.
&i er glooe peo at pnre 0nn-
ife. Gn Gang troeoe Den engelif-
lutberife Strife at fiune amerifoniie.
re os, og / 6lof og 6eIae OiIoe be
bpgge o5 eli STRIFE; men ri eier emo
III Iiot af SpoeuS o9ep Iiot."
Scr fort GiO iioen miiteoe oi
en- 6omilie. Sorgen 3DganrOs. Get
Dar pi feoe af. Dc reiite til 0oflano,
eof.. buor Ell Ssn % S%pigeroatter
Ie0er. I'll pore Graiter paa @eit
f0Iteu pil pi aerne ice: Sao 9ie.
me6 oette Stio. Ger finoe5 en- @n
lia6eo for ct Misiionsorbeioe , 8i
baooe en- feitlig Sammenfomit /
airfens ar0pt, fsreuo 6e r%eite, oa
ri pnifeoe at bDoe Dem 6arueI.
Sioite Seuooq bap6e pi 0p-
/ Mcniqbeoen. @ir. 8reo
9eterien mleo 8omilie. Mr. 4ooli
Berg meo 6amilie. Mrs. 9ile 9e.
@rs. 9ora 5erenien, Gina
5obniou, Seniine aloiter. aaniao
93ooien og 0iels Sobnion. geIfom-
til @eliianelie, men oaiaa til
9lrbeioe. Ter iinoes nof Tor aae al
beaae 2eIe.
Meniabeosnrbeioet eaor 70.
Iigt og title. apinOciorenin9en ar
og llnaoomsioreningen rerer
ogina paa iig. @or life SDforening
oofier oaiao. Sort Motto I alt bort
f~irfelige Arbeioe er; bore Born, bore
lllt9e, bore nlore for nor oonf-
airfe. 81 bar ferite Get til
Dem. % ri itanr paa Dor 9iet.
Serren bar %ifdauet Dor Menio-
6eo for Sp9oom % 0eo. Oct er
oi bam tafnemmelig for.
@i bar en- nGraoole Noa" i
Oort Senongsifolear6eioe Siffert
ben eneite al tit SIngs / Zen lore
1eoe Strife Zen teller 26 9ern M
og flere foos. @artba @ibion er
0eils Se0er.
On Sen bleo feot til Mr. og
Nrs. Sobn Malmberg Senoag ben
%. Mugnit. altioa ct Ssnoagsbarn.
Bio ban mnatte blipe ct Senoags- og
enneife belle fit 2in, ON
bill, ban nlaa Iene.
Serren peliigne llngoomsfor.
| atlautie areos. @i boIoer
Die meo eoer. On Sang tor ni bel
o9iaa beanfioe paa iaaoant no9et Il
DOR areos, ielp ON oStpreIien" tpn-
fer onoerleoes. Snort ifal ri iii
areosmeoe / 9acine. Moa Serren
bet til Sans 9Gre Og Diem
5reIie.
War.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-08-27
Parker
-ve.Ss@s@Ssv
Fountain Pens

Fountain Pens er vac
Sentlig for skellige fra
almindelige Fountain
Penne paa Grnnd af
1.-THE Lucky Curve som
like fndes i nogen an
den Fountain Pen. Var
men fra Deres Legeme
og Luftens Udvidelse
/ Beholderen presser
like Bl8kket nd i Til
fsrselskanalen, naar Pen
men er / Deres Lomme-
alt paa Grund af the
Lucky Curve. Saa "the
Parker er en- renlig og
tjenestdygtig Pen.
Lad den wise sig we'd
Brug. Bed Deres Ksb-
mand ON en- Parker Pen.
Selger han dem ike
saa send os hans Nayn,
og vi vii serge for, at De
faar en- ill fri Prove i 10.
Dage.
Burg den / 10 Dage.
Saa dersom De or til
freds, KUN DERs0M DE
Err TILFREDs -keb den
Toly Tusinde af de bed
ste Kebmand ! Landet
f~orhandler Parkerpenne
fra 81 50 og opad.
Mr.. 2018--lig Billedet,
forsterret. Roster 81 80.
Jeg vii ogsaa sende
Katalog og en- nyttig
Lomme Device we'd
Modtagelsen af en- 2
Cents Frim@rke. Skriv
efter fri Preve-C Coupon
i Dag.
GEO. s. PARKER. PRES.
PARKER PEN co.
134 MILL ST,
JANE WILL WIS
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-08-27
Coulter 3a.

Get bar ppret en- troul 9io, iioen
hi iiOit loo bsre fra os, oe oerfor
bar oct poret ina Ipi1ge, og nogle
al Npbeoerne er oerfor noget gamIe.
Den II. Slili bar oct gaitor Bre-
beI1ien og Suitriis 15.aorige grpl-
y 81 bar 10 gr9it Der, Yait. s.
g. gitergaaro. Neo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-08-27
9iacocr 0. /. b.

geoiatte eier granoen, men praftiif nbeifaoiseoe.
Den 6eaiqe 0oopere 15X20 9omnter, fsr 80 'ma.25
Sefus banter poa Gsren for 80 M %
Seius b%eliigner De imaa fer 80 M %
Seius oo ben i~pnfenoe 9eter for so III %
Sefus opbpffer 2o3aris for 80 M %
Seius opb9ffer Soiri Cater for 80 M 20
Gen treienoe Grelfer for 80 mi25
Or. Wlortin 2utber f9X24 for 80 MI %
grooereOe gibeliprog Scr. 527s, for 100 M 80 og %
gaegefort gr. 232 t4X4A~, for SO mi Is
gaegefort gar. 23f t0X7H~, fer .25 M 10
gelluIoio 9ogmprter, fsr 10 III .05
9anmarfsfort, for .45 MI %
apfsnffningSfort / fort llOpalg, aeOiatte ira 10 til 10,
fra 10 til .o5 og fra .o5 til 2a Gents etpffet.
Stor, ny 6oripnina Of Sort for oGe anIeonin9er til
Briier fra 3 til % cts. gtpffet bill f~oreIigae inareit.
0aniib antb. TnbI. Sonie,
Blair, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-08-27
"Have you
Tried my
Pen?''

De har maaske prov
andre og set andre i
Brug, men har De prsyet
min Pen the Parker ?
Jeg vii lade Dem
prove den frit -jeg vii
Devise Dem, at der er j
Diet mindste cen Pen,
der altid er rede til Tjen-
este - som like kommer
I'd af Lommen over
smurt med Black, Re-
sultatet vii wise Dem
'.the Lucky Curves
Nytte.
pa VIA
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-08-27

@en ben 8. angnIt berifeoe Der fra
Moraenitun0en uiaooanIi9 8orme,
oa oa oi naae0e til miot pao Otter
mi0oagen bIeo 8armen o9 9iiftea
|ioo tlng og fpulcn6e, At enfelte
Ibleo igge. Manoe imooeiaa meo
I9Gnaitelie set fommenOe llpeir. Soft
fIoffeoes uoen Tor @uiene og poa
I@aoel1. og ipeioeoe Gngitelio til ole
Si0er. 0}en Oct bar ems boor man
ioa. mort. tpf 9uft. SEQ Solneoeaug
6eannote set at torone | set fierne
aloffen 10 OIL 4ftenen bIinfeoe 2pn
efter 9nn, og 5oroenen or6neoe built
oq tlngt I oct fierne. geo f1-Ei0en
Itoo aft / ct 5lammebao, og 9tegnen
Itremmeoe neo. 5olf itoo 9ngiteli9e
Il Stl1erne. SSl1gen ttrOe forldoe i'm
Geoe. Scr at lin0gaa at ie De be.
itanoig glimtenoe 9pn, 6ou6e Ri
bqn9t tpffe Gppper op for pore
I8ii0uer, men aaigeoeI par Stuen
me0 Ziebliffes Wtelemrum ioa op-
lnit, at man fnnoe ie Be minoite
Sing, og @rag efter @roa lo0, iom
ON 6imneIen biIoe foIoe neo. Oct
bar Ell f%orfproeIio Rot.
SEQ 3-Gioen berte 9iegnen OBJ, o9
5olf begpn0te at fonrme no al Sitie-
ne for at toIe meo 9nboerne. ger bar
eli Mungoe Sloebranoe. SORT co.
ST.. s ON Enforcement Sen l. auguit
bar l~loeiret forbi.
Ser / gpen ifete ingen Sfaoe,
men ser bar mango Spor al, at 9p.
net hanoe iloaet neO, enfeIte Ste0er
belt tet peO Suiene.
GftcrmGlc. (Snoienot til 81.
l4p.~ Ser 6erettes ofte ON SeItebe-
orifter, iom or uaJOeOe pna arigs-
ffliepGaoierne, meoens monat ct Sell
tear6eioe. Der uof6res / oct title,
ooeries, ifsnt 0et ofte nofrpber iter-
re 0pofreIie % beoboloen6e SeIb-
oberoinoeIie.
gn iaaoan 5eltinoe bar afo6oe
Maren Sensootter 9eterien. ieot
Gdmiot, enfe efter Sergen Setter.
lien / aleieua. Sum feotes 1882 /.
Som beo Gibe, tiente oerpaa ira fit
nienoe aar at naf6ruOt I 90 Nar,
operalt of6olot % bit ifattet baooe
|af Serifa6 og Weotienere. Ia bun
% gar gammeI aiiteoe iig me0 SIR
gen 9eterien. febte sc Ell 6eoelo0
fra apr9oaro Der I Sogliet. Meoens
@anoen bar @sitfarl / @eitrllp. lG5
ieoe. forte % ipreote Mnren ielb 100
2ps M}ergel. Gpppe Dor 9eoen OF.
0Drfet og ct 9ns bpg8et oerpaa. ipr
De ioIgte oct Tor at oDertage 9eoel
len al nor 5ottiggaaro. Ser ~forret
teoe bun Susmo0ergerniu9en / 81
9lar. inotil sc 1887 maatte flptte I'll
Glejeng / Herre 2egnm Sogn for at
ooertage en- Gienoom efter Ell mar
@oarerenoe. 3 flerc gar berte 30-
% 9erioner til Sits6oIonilieen, %
40 8eenoe rofte Bum Der Den iioite
9pifeorif % talte oct iioite Greitens
Oro til Dem.
Meo iGrlig 2mbeo bnrneoe bun
/ fine iioite 9ipsaor ON aae De
Ging, bum og ben0es Mano baooe
mootaget al Observation-Disclosures %
af 6attiglemmerne iom Segn
paa tafnemmeIig aerligbeo. 3sren-
De oar Den ielpopofrenOe a~nrligbeo,
bporrneo bun pIeie6e i'm gamle ga
Der. Scr I Ell lang aarrpffe oor 9a-
rer / Geitrup. i'm Mo6er og lin
@ano paa oct iioite. Sfabt og bel-
net til ipart ar6ejoe, forItoo bun
peo Chen al paa en- iipIoen Moaoe
at ifobe 6pgge, bnor bun fom. Sen-
oes Stem baa6e Der og | aleieng nar
ct Steo, bpor gpfolfene gerne og
ofte iomleoeS, og De un1ae 29rere 4
aIeieng, iom fit Soften bos benoe,
aGe ~forbunone meo oeres
4
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-08-27

Solhrmp Sogu. - 9pSsfaIb. Ssn-
Dag oen /. aug. afgif beo 0s6en
efter lpngere 5ios Spgoom @aaro-
e1er Sans 9eterien | 9lSrfrr, GA aar
9(ar gommel. Gen Ifoeoe bar en- |
pioe Greoie belfenot goo oanif Mano
of eammel igrioerjDif 8onoeilRgt,
ifriper y0eitilesbigs Gioenoe1. Sans
5orfpore bar | mango 9Gtleo iiooet
paa ben @aaro I Msrfer, iom ben
afoeoe for fire aar iioen ooerIoo
til fin ploite SIN, Nis Eeterien.
Evening journal., 1909-01-14
PROCLAMATION


phia Boat and Engine Co. Producers
Export Co. The Pneumatic Water
Works Co, OF New York. The Park Auto
Co. The Pearcy Transportation Co.,
Penn Reduction Coz Penn Poultry Co.,
Peterson Manufacturing Co, Palmetto
Development Syndicate.
Quincy Lunch Co. Quantock Mining
The Republic Realty CO.. The Remsdcn
Steam Generator Co. Rotary Engine CO.,
EydesSra5mes S ,,5 M5Sson MorRPe Re,oe se patS nIe
Ing Co, The Roy Consolidated Co.
Royal oil aud Annefai Co, Rodgers
Surety and Trust Co. Redr rOre Mining
Investment Co., Reynoldsvlle Lumber
Co. Inc. Robt NJ Zurich and Co. Re
inforccd Hard Rubber Co. The Rischke
Iron Co. Reading Packing and Provl-
sion Co. The Rhodes and Taylor Rail
road Crossing -lo.. Rich Mountain Lum-
The Sanitary Coupling Co. Speciality
Paint Co, Stock Exchange. Historical
Co, The Securities Co. The Smoke con-
and Co. The Security Registry Co. sim,
mons Lumber Co.. Tho Suffolk Chemical
CO.. The San Miguel Co. Tie Southern
Electric and Manufacturing Co. Straight
Creek oil and Gas Co. Security Trust
Co, Standard OH Production Co.. Sus'
Quchanna Light Co. The Slemmcr can
ner Co; Southern Light and Power GO.
South Wilmington Railway Co. Scott
Safety Ovcr-lioist ana Manufacturing
/ Co. Safety Pay Roll and supply co.
The Seaboard Standard Academy Sher
man-ffcath Gamers Co. Santa Eleni
Mining Co. Standard Baking Co, The
Seamless Rug CO.. Southern Tidewatel
Coaling Co. Tho standard Engineering
\ and Machinery Co, Sc. Louis Co-opera
tive Laundry Co, Standard Brick an'
Tile Co
The twentieth Century Cash Reglste
Co. Tobacco World Publishing Co, Ih'
Thompson-Canby Lumber Co. Tho
Timmes and Hccht CO.. Travellers an,
Traders Registry Co. Iwyford Motor
| car Co. Trenton Rock OH and Gas Co.
\ Trail creek Placer Mining Co.
The Union Realty and Securities Co.
Tho United Specifies Co. The UnioI
Wheel Co, United states Mica Mininl
and Mfg. Co. United states Brass ant
Copper Corporation, The United state
Improvement Co. United states Fus'
Virginia Copper Co.. Valley Construc
tion Co. Nnrtary Sales Co, Nirginia
Copper Co. Virginia ore aud Iron Go.
Westcott-Trenchard Lumber Co. Th'
White CLAY Creek Supply Co, Wharton
Fisheries Co. W. * Reynolds Co. We
Wood OIL Co. Watson Second Ham
. The Waterproof Welt and Filler CO.
The Winola Construction Co. Wautoss
Water Co. Washington Concrete Bloc
! Co, VIM. j. Martin Double Ball Bearin
Caster Co, The West Amusement co
Wedge Eve Glass co.
Y. Ray Egg Tester Co
zippcl and White, Inc.
In Testimony Whereof
Preston Lea. Governor OF IN
: state OF Delaware. have here
unto set my hand and cause
the Greqt Seal OF this State
be hereunto affixed this 9Th da
? (sEAL) Of January. in the wear of on
Lord one thousand nine hundrc
and nine. and of the lndcpci
dence OF the United States
America. the one hundred an
. thrty-third
, BY the Governor. PRESTON LEA,
Jos. l.. CahaN.
Secretary Of State. iii-
Evening journal., 1909-01-14
LIsT oE PURLfc aALEa.

January is, 1sos-Pu6lic sale Of Horses
and Cattle, Bear, Del. W.. S. Burris.
Jan. 19-Sale of Horses and Cows for
William Shaw, on Bayard TaIley
Farm, Philadelphia Pike, at I
o'clock, p. M, by Stidham G. Son,
Auetioneers.
Jan. 19.-Sale of Stock and Farming
implements Of Lore Farm, Brandy.
wine Hundred, for L. II. Petitde-
mango, at I o'clock, p. M, by Std
ham G. Son, Auetioneers.
Jan. 22.-Sale Of High Grade, New
Furniture, Carpets and Rugs, Dra-
peries, Beddings, Silverwars and
etc, at Stidham & Sons Auction
Store, III East Fourth street, at /
o'clock, p. m.
Watch this paper for ad of sale.)
March 1.-Sale of Stocks and lmpie-
nnents for William Oale, near Els
mere, Christiaua Hundred, at 10
o'clock, a. M, by Stidham 6 Son,
Auetioneers.
Thursday, Jan. 28.--PubIie Sale OF
Farming Implements. Francis Pc
titsdemanse, near RoekIand.
Evening journal., 1909-01-14
Deafness Cannot Be Cured

by local applica tions, as they cannot
reach the diseased portion Of the ear.
There Is only one way to cure deafness,
Deafness is caused by an infiamed con-
dition Of the mucous lining Of the
Fustachian Tube. When this tube Is
innamed YOU have a rumbling sound or
imperfect hearing. and when IL Is en-
tirely closed Deafness is the result. and
unless the Inflammation can be taken
ont and this tube restored to its normal
condition. hearing will be destroyed for
ever. nine cases out of ten are caused
bv Catarrh. which Is nothing but an IN
Named condition OF the mucous surfaces.
we will give one Hundred Dollars for
any case Of Deafness (caused by catarrhl
that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh
cure. Send for circulars free
+. j. CHENEY & CO., Toledo o.
Sold by Druggists. 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipa-
ton.
Evening journal., 1909-01-14
Mission Meeting.

An interesting program has been ar
ranged for the monthly meeting Of the
Women's Missionary Society of West
Presbyterian Church to be held in the
church parlors this afternoon. The an
nual election of Officers will be a feat
ure of the meeting. The social hour.
which follows the program, promises
70 be delightful. The women of the
church and their friends are invited.
Evening journal., 1909-01-14
Workmen to Entertain.

Wilmington Lodge. No. 1. A. o. u.
W, will entertain the grand master
workmen and other officers Of the Grand
Lodge of Delaware in the hall on
Washington street near Ninth this
evening. A pleasing program has been
arranged for the occasion.
Evening journal., 1909-01-14
NOTICES-

N oTICE-THE SIXTEENTH SERIES
~ OF Stock Of Perpetual Savings and
Loan Association Is now being issued.
First payment will be due January g.,
1909. Shares can be obtained from the
secretary al any time at the Office. north
west corner Fifth and Shipley streets.
WILLIAM III GIBBONS, Secretary.
fQ-St
Evening journal., 1909-01-14
A. B. STANTON.
dll-m. th. Il

z OR SALE.
FEW or OUR BARGAINS.
2i23 Pennsylvania Ave, il rooms, man
sion. stable.
Goth and Boulevard. rooms, steam heat.
nth and Washington st.. . rooms, mod
crn.
1905 Madison St. II rooms. modern.
25th and Tatnan SITS. $ rooms, new.
ilOl-1S21-2239 and 1900 Pine ST.
Nth and Rodney Sts., , rooms, modern.
6i6 jefferson St. rooms modern.
5i6 w. 9TH ST.. rooms, modern.
1909 w. 4th St. rooms modern.
i03 s. Broome St. rooms. modern.
Si2 Dupont St rooms, modern.
S29-S33 and OPS Pine St. modern.
5i7 and 5l7 u. Sth st.. modern.
Many country residences and farms near
city.
Several in list with others can be bought
on easy terms. e~~-..
Real Estate Insurance $50 Market ST.
Roth Dhonoa
Evening journal., 1909-01-14
PUBLIC SALE

The subscriber TO reiinauish the
dairy business. will sell on Bayard Tai
ley Farm. on the Philadelphia Pike. one
half mile from top of Pennyhill on
MONDAY. JANUARY 18TH, 1909.
at ] o'clock. Il. NJ,
work or driving Horses 20 head OF
Cattle as follows. S fresh Cows with
calves by their sides; two-year-old
Heifers, close springers; yearling
Hcifers. stock Bulls.
The above are all home raised and
graded Jerseys and viii make good fam
ny Cows.
TERMS.-All sums OF $500 and less.
cash: over that amount credit OF 6
months win be given by the purcha ser
giving a bankabe note with approved
endorser. or per cent OF for cash on
credit sums.
Darby cars run through tho farm
WILLIAM SHAW.
stldham {. SON Auctloneers. il2-li-l5-l6
Evening journal., 1909-01-14
The Ministry of wen Wishing.

There are few hearts in which there
do not lie kindly wishes for others.
The man must be depraved, indeed.
who has only harmful thoughts for his
neighbor. We say in passing Good
Morning and in leaving " Goodbye"
At Christmas, Easter, on the birth
days OF our friends we thaw out of our
laggardness and give outward express
sion to the good feeling that is al,
ways in our hearts but as rule lies
dormant until some special occasion
like these come to set us in motion
1t does not always take money OF
moneys worth TO show the good will
we bear our friends and neighbdrs.
One OF the very saddest things in life
to my thinking. is that with such
boundlessl power as we possess to give
cheer to others by our speech. which
costs absolutely nothing. we allow 50
many opportunities TO pass us by
Most Of us pass through this world in
silence. locking up in our hearts the
thoughtful sympathetic words we
might speak, and IL spoken would
give such JOY to the hearer. Hearts
all about us are breaking, mems burd-
ems are often very heavy, duty Is large
the battle is sore, and a word spoken
by you OF by me might do much to-
ward giving the lift that is needed
and yet we pass silently by. Kindly
feeling. ah. that is 1t. We have il
but we do not always stop to say So
We let the good VIII lie in our hearts
unuttered while our brother goes down
beside us in defeat. When they lie in
the dust of defeat VIC fly to them with
our words of love. Is any miserliness
so mean? We let hearts starve to
death beside us when in our hands H.
the bread that would give them life
and make them strong Let us stop
short. right now and resolve not to be
so penurious with our love, let us re-
solve right here and now to unlock
our heart and yes, tongue too and give
the help that is needed in kind and low
ing expression TO the people we pass
by. Give free rein to our lips and say
| freelv the words than can not possibly
do harm but will do good in ways that
even when we speak them we will not
know. We so often want TO see the
I outward sign Of the success of all we
/ do and say. Don't wait for this. 1t
is often the silent resolves Of our
friends made by them after some
word OF our that count for most in
his life. SO it may be that we never
know what an influence we have been.
Don't let it discourage you. keep right
on feeling sure that when the sum OF
your life shall be given the kind words
spoken by you to others win count
for much.
what silences we keep year aftei
year.
With those who are most near to us
and dear;
We live beside each other day by day,
And speak of myraid things, but sci.
dom say
The full. sweet word that lies just in
our reach,
Beneath the common place Of common
speech
Then out of sight and out Of reach
they 60
These close familiar friends who love
us so;
And sitting in the shadow they have
left,
Alone. with loneliness. and sore be,
reft.
We think with vain regret OF some
kind word
That once we might have said and
they have heard
Evening journal., 1909-01-14
INTERNATIONAL SUNSHINE,
DELAWARE DIVISION

Delaware Division Of the Interna~
tional Sunshine Society. Headquarters
room, 715 Equitable Building. Market
and Ninth streets. Lady in attendance
from nine in the morning until one in
tine afternoon. Office hours OF the State
President from four until five thirty,
each day. President General. Mrs.
Cynthia Westover Alden. 90 Fifth ave-
nue., New York. Colors. yellow and
white. Motto, Have you had kind
ness shown?
Pass it on.
Twas not given to you alone,
Pass it on.
Let it travel down the years,
Let it wipe another's tears.
Till in heaven the deed appears,
Pass it on.
Delaware State President, Mrs. j. w
Pennewill. 706 West street.
Delaware State color. peacock blue
Delaware State motto. I'VE Serve
The object OF the International Sun.
shine Society is to incite its members
to the performance of kind and help
full deeds. and thus bring the sunshine
of happiness into the greatest number
of hearts and homes. All correspond.
ence should be addressed to the State
President, Room 715. Equitable Build
ing. All letters requiring an answer
should contain a addressed stamp
ed envelope.
All correspondence intended for this
paper should be sent not later than
Tuesday morning TO DR.. Florence NJ.
Seward, 906 jefferson street.
Evening journal., 1909-01-14
N 0TICF-ANNUAL MEETING
S2000.00


DO you want part Of It? II so sell MS
your household goods. furniture, carpets,
stoves, etc. We positively pay the highest
price OF any dealers Estimates OF en-
tire contents Of houses or Jost few
pieces. Let us show you what we are
willing 70 give you In cash.
STIDHAM e. SON.
III East Fourth st.
D. and a. PHONE 5S5. DROP Postal:
N orIcEi iv,,n,,.ton NJ, Ian ,aoa
The annual meeting of the members OF
the New Castle County Mutual lnsur-
ance Company. will be held at the office
OF the company, No. COZ Market street.
Wilmington. Delaware on Monday. the
18th instant at 10 o'clock a. m. for the
purpose Of electing fye 90 members 20
serve as managers for three CD years.
and for the transaction Of such other
business as may come before II. The
polls will open at 10 o'clock a. m. and
close at D. M All policyhtlders in this
company are entitled TO vote.
SAMUEL G. CLEAVER, Secretary.
j11-1f-l6.
Mt NOTICE-TWELFrH WARD DEMO-
~ cratic Club at their regular meet
ing Friday evening, January l5, 1909 will
hold an election of officers. All members
please be present.
JAMES ]. ENGLISH.
President, Pro. TEN.
c. NJ zebley.
seeretary Pro. TEN. llA-2t
Evening journal., 1909-01-14

New York city ranks high as a lover OF
dogs The sales Of dogs for the last year
amounted TO about $4,000
Evening journal., 1909-01-14

The number Of women and men out OF
employment in England is variously esti-
mated at from 100000 to 2.e5OOO0.
Evening journal., 1909-01-14
LOST AND FOuND

7 OsT~GoLD WATCH FOE WTTH
- initials +. s. u. on charm. Reward
II left at 1903 Franklin st. j7-tf
7 OsT. MISLAID OR HAD STOLEN.
l. Deposit Book on Wilmington Savings
Fund Society. No. 70.420. In name OF
Jane p. White Notice has been given