davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-05-19

= @ie ser &cmmonoeur oes &a-
nonenboots ySelena" Dem Staats-
oepartement in @aibington in eiller
&obeloepei6e aus Sonfom inelntt.
iin0 bie gerbGftniiie in Der Ero-
pin5 Gbang-Sba 10 ernit, bob afle
4usldnoer offi3iell am II 5. sc.
a~nfeeforoert noroen iino, ii6 oli
ben our 8%erfiigung itebenoen Sdif-
fen in Si6erbeit 5u brinsen. Wan
bGlt oie ouf Dem Sluiie iiegeneen
Sdiffe inter alien ltmitdnoen iiir
ousreideno, nm Die &ontrolle iiber
Die Situation in Sanoen 81 erbol-
ten. Die giienbobnline, melbe BON
Sanfom mad Dem Siioen ec5cn ioa,
niiroe mitten ourd Die nnrubi9e
Bropin5 fiibren uno man glallbt, oaB
sic 6ineiii6en 9eboroen iid our6
Die llnruben bepogen iebell merOen,
oen gou Ser 8abn nod Moglt6feit
51 beidfeunigen, I'M lie fir Srlip-
penbepegrngen i'm SoIle zines alge-
meinen @ltfitanbes CUR @erfiigung
at boben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-05-19
WIIcrlcf.

9as Chill ppeGatlonsgeri5t
bat oas bonn nnteren 8eri6tsbsf
in Dem Sa1e ser g. 81. 8rering NJ
location geeen Die S. sc. abbott
Oil Company, reip. Ole uniteo
States 6ioelitp ano Guaranty
Company abgegebene ltrteil be-
ltdtigt uno Die lestere aompaetlie
bat Der @rallerei $8817.99 Sdo=
oenerias fir nidt geliefertes Sel gu
aabIen.
@s ipare cine ungerebtiefeiI,
Die 2obnfutiden uno offentliden
Subrwerfe bon Ben 8lo5o's 81 pet=
treibert.
Die rlelten 8eamten Der g.
u. tppograpbii6en Union iino: S.
9. Norobous, Braiioent; {. s.
Smeenep, 8i5e=Graiioent; S. Is.
Sorn, S6asmeiiter; 81. 81. 0ttles,
5efretdr.
= gbas. 81. 3ilfer uno Genoiier
laiien am @eleiie Ser international
8abn in Ger Nedbe bes Sepols
ein fiinhtodiees &efrigeraior=Ge
bauoe mtffiibren, oas 100000
foiten miro.
Sim 1. sunni treten auf alien
giienbabnlinien CONNER @rcnr-
lionsraten in &raft.
@iIbeIm Speicr, Der
I'M Nlter BON AZ Sabren III Bisbce,
Griaona, itarb, lit bier pom Sauie
ieiner S6melter, Srau g. aod)5ius,
I'll Wontana StraBe, aus begra-
ben morben. Or itanunte aus
Srieoribsburg.
SIN Sitter BON 65 Sabren itarb
6rau 4maIie @eBIer, @atiir
BON Gbas. @eBler, in ibrer @pb-
mlng, $50 Belmont StraBe. Sic
mar in 9eutidlano geborerl mn
mobnte felt "a Sabren in Der Stoot
Sm @ospital BON Sort Sam
Souiton itarb ser Sol6ot Sttp
81 enmann.
@ilbelm S6onbosel pcn
Moulton lit ais giienbabn-&oltelefi
ertfallnt moroen.S
= 8egen Weineios lit inn bieii-
gen 0iitriftgeridt Ser frubere Ge.
.biilfsiberiff Sames 81. 8pnne bon
Souiton gu 5meiiahriger 3udibaus-
baft perurteilt morben. Sein @mpall
miro oppeaieren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-05-19

boreingenon1mel1. :" CT id,aute iid)
I'M, uSa, es lit merfmiiroig. Sd
batte I'M SoIon 2iltons anoeres er=
%ipartet, mebr 8rltnf u1o @lei5, meIr
Iuforingli6feit. Stott 6eIietl-D1n
--tpie jon i'd io9en: Elm itilunungs-
boller grtit. -"
geun trot oie Siirltin Elm, in ~eitellr
e(egonten weiten So~usfoItin1, cin
freltnolides 2odeln auf oert i60nen
Intlib, gemiidt nit elmer lelbten,
aber m1oerfennbaren Gerlegenbcit.
Sic reidte 9eioen sic 3on0 gum
Suite.
u@uten Sag, lieber Soft. .oeregr<
ter Serr gelten. =" Man nobm
9lob.. SD freue MIDI ber5lif)>
SOFT baB ou nidt bur6 Berlin &C.
reiit bilt, obne uns ouf5ltiud)en.
@ie longe bleiben bie Serren2 &6n<
men mir am Ibeno 5uiammen 1ein?"
Soft beoouerte. Man lpolite &r=
nelnorie abbolen unb ben No6t5ug
beniiben.
SD bobe formIi6es Seimne6,
2ilion, es orongt midi nab Sauie.
Mooome i6rieb oIes 10 pnrbereitet,
i6on ltebe Der @eibna6tsbauill, uno
oie Inidiib riibre BEN altdenteiq.
9(u6 @rtern freue it6-iG CLAUDE,
er lonemeilt it6 in @otternegg uno
lebnt ii6 5uriid na6 Ser Sorule
Nfrifos un6 ben idfpor5e1 2alos-
leuten."
Die 5iiritin l6delte. Ser ornle
@raf-8olfo bat ibn auf Dem We=
lpiiien. Gr nabm einen Sofhef uno
mir balten nidt @of. Mber ih bore,
oie Sogo enti6Goigt Mrterlt. gr lit
i%ibrigens elm peritdnoiger @irtidoF=
ter ulo balt quite 3udt IN @pttcr=
negg. ct eriport uns bie Sberouf=
iift. @eiBt ou, oaB mir oabeim Ell
ne Sopferei %begriinoen
Cine Sopferei?" fragte Soft CT
itaunt.
So. Cine Sobrif fir Stein=
gut. @ir iin0 u1peit Der 9rurn-
foblen5eben BET Der Simnelsleiter
ouf elm umfongreides S~ontaaer ee-
itoBen, bos iid Ser Sebung lobnt.
G6obe nlr, boB golfo 10 penie Sa=
tereIie fir oerlei bot. Wtir madt
bos piel SpaB. 8eiBt ou, ale iol=
DIE l1nternebmungen MAIDEN mir
SpaB; ga riibrt ii6 no6 oas me
rifanii6e 9lut. Sd miiroe iur nteili
2eben germ onf @%otternega pirt-
idaften. Mber es gebt ia nibt, por-
l1ufig m~enigitens gebt es nidt. Ser
&aiier mo1te, oaB 9olfo afiiD blei-
be; oagegen lit ni6ts 8u moderl."
u2ebt ibr ni6t iebr %geie1ig?"
ySo, es fling lebbaft on. @ber
- ober es 1T ieet FILTER geiporoen
es lit mir lieb", = 1nb mieOer cr.
rotete Die iunge Srou lid bin
feline Sreunbin oG5u itiirmii6en 2e=
bens. Sd beneioe bid f0rmli6,
ouB ot nod @otternegg o%arfit; ii
babe meme &inobeit auf DEM 2anoe
berlebt uno einen Sell meiner Wao-
6eniobre. 4llo on niqit Mnneillo-
rte obbolen? Sore, oos lit Elm prdd):
tiges MGoelden. limo mie lie ber-
anbliibt! Sic lit a1ionntdeii6 Bel
uns, uno mir ltnb guie 5rcunOinnen
%eeporoen. 3uerit fam tie Oils Der
S6eu ni6t beraus, aber 6ns Dot
ii6 gegeben. l1nb nun er5able BON
Sir, Soft. Serr bon 8eltel1, meir
ib sic nod als Hra5eptor meines
Sdmaeers betradten oarf maB id
Sbnen Elm Compliment iaocll. Solt
iiebt bortreffli6 aus
(Sortletnla fplet.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-05-19
Mrs. WinsIOWS Soothing Syrup

lit felt iiber so Sagren bon MiGio-
men bon Wiittern bctm 3ahnen If
rer ainber NIT pSlisem Grfols ee-
brandt tporoen. IS berubigt oas
&inb, ermeidt Dos 3abnfleiid, lin
bert one Shmer5en, furtert @'no-
golie uno lit Die bette Mr5nei gegen
9~iarrboe. Son alien 9ruggiiten
in iebem Sell Ser @eIt ~berfauft.
Seio ii6er uno perlanst u@frs.
@inslotps SOOTHING SDrup" uno
nebmt ni6ts @noeres. 25 Gts. Die
Slai6e.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-05-19
Sic arme Yrin5eiiin.
&oman bon 5e0or BON
3obeItiB.
(Gortieblllla.)

Der firitlide Nane uno Ser bu6-
ide Sunge offneten Soft Die MGo.
denber5en. Seine erite 2ie6i6cft
nit elmer nieoliben &eGnerin mod
te i'm gang idmermiitie. CT be-
gann 81 idmarmen uno befam Sers-
peb, er iette Sen SutpeIier III 0oh-
rung ullb faufte beimlid roileioene
Strumpfbanber. Iber bic 3eioen=
i6oft pergihe, uno Die feline &eGne=
rim muBte trarlern. Soft begann lih
fir bos BLONDE So6ter9en Des 5ie-
Observation-Disclosures gu inlcreilieren,
ipielte eifrig Sennis nit ibr, modte
Senlterpromenaoen II. nanllte eillerl
uitub. iur," Der ibr beim 9un auf
Die S1leppe trat, einen yeritflaiiis
gent Sommel" ,morauf cine &%ontra6a.
ge erfolgte. @ud oos eing poriiher,
es folgte cine terrible Neigung 5l Ser
6rau zines @mtsribters, ppu Ctr
erbietung, beiBen SanofiiIien uno
feuriger Hitterli6feit, oanll Elm be.
oenfli6er Slirt nit Ser l6uar5Gl.
gigen fila bospitalis", Ser Gohter
elmer Sofrotsmittpe, unb enoli6 Ell
ne aufridtige Sreunoidaft nil elmer
iungen Stuoentin.
9as mar ibon in einent ipdteren
Semelter, als Die Heife, bie &laruilg
uno 2duterung begann, Der tollite
| Slbenoiibermut i'm 8erid1umelt
mar uno ii6 Die eriten l1e6ergallge
81 innerer ginfebr fanoen. Da5Dl-
iden lag Elm @eibnadtsfelt til altcll
Suuie @otternege, Dos leste fir eile
&eibe BON Sabren.-
Iuf Der Serienreiie na6 Scr Set
mat batte 8elten uno Soft einen Gag
in Berlin geraltet, Inn 9olto u1io
Gillian gu begriiBen. Soft nladte iit
penis oorous, aber 8elten belt cS
fir ididlid). sic pnBten: Der So
mig bate feline 3uitimmung gu Der
Seirat @olfos gegeben rno ole ltnt-
| eebutg oes OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
pben i'm @otternesg'i6en 9ausgeies
nod 3uitimmung Soits eeitattet,
batte aber eepinidt, oaB Der Shirt
in Der @rmee perbleibe. 9os iunge
Baar batte inf~olgeoelien eilt biaellar-
tiges fleines 8alais om- Sen1pelbofer
l1fer gemietet, uno bier IieBen Itdl
8elten ultb Soft Elm paar Gage Dor
Weibna6ten anmeloen. Gin 0iener
bate ibnen Die &arten a%bgellomnlelt,
Elm 5neiter 9iener itiirmte init oell
&arten BON oannen, Elm orittor emit
leoigte tie hires 8aletots, elm Sous
bofmeiiter offnete untertiefer 8er-
beugung Die Sir gu einel1 groBen
Solon unb beridmano oann mieOer
10 lautlos, ols TRACE er Gumlni,
idube.
uMi6 iiberfommt einc Do6ere
@eibe", lagte @elten bol6lnlt, bier
perbinoet iif) &eidtum nit gutit
@ei6mof, Ser omerifanii6e 1oIr.
from fiiat cole @efdBe. SieDe Did
Inn, Soft: ales pornebm uro nid)ts
ieriibertriebelL feine Neigung 5unt
allermooerniten uno gbioltoerlihell
ober cine eetpiiie @eoiegenbelI. Gos
Trent mid, uno i6 froge mid: geGt
oieie 8eidmadri6tung bon ibr aus,
Der 5iiritin2~
pgaog fem" eriuioerte Soft, pieI.
leidt bat iie @eidnlod. SD iebe iic
nod aln Sod3eitStoge DOR mir, ca
gefiel lie mir ni6t. Aber Der erie
Ginorud fam tduihen, i'd NOR aid
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-05-19
aatarrb Tam ntdt furiert tuerbei

2atarrb ramn ntdt fnriert tpeyben
bur6 lofale @ppIifationen. ba ie
ben Sib Der @rmfbeit nidt errei6er
fonnen. &atarrb lit cine 8luts ODER Som
ititutions< &rantbeit unb nm Tie 5n beis
len, miibt SIR innerlide 9eiIrnitteI nehs
men. 9au's aatarrbsanr tpirb einge,
nommen uno nirft brett amf bas 8Iut
nno bic f6leimige Oberfld6e. 9an's
8atarrbSaur lift feline GuadialberzW febi=
gin. Sic tpnrbe felt Sabren bon einerf
Der beiten Ner8te bieies 2aubes beror0;
net unb tit elm reseImdBiges Ne5ept. Sie
beitebt aug ben beiten befannten Tonica
~berbunben nit Sen beiten 8lntreini.
gungsmitteln, Die brett aiif bic SdIeim.
oberfld6e ipirfen. Sic bolfomment
@erbinouns Der 5pei 8eitanoteile lit es
nas foI6' tpuuberbole &eiultate bel bel
9eiIung bon &atnrrb berborbrinet
S. S. gbeneb & 60, @igent., So.
lebo, g.. 8erfauft bon alien Mpotbefern
9abt gnd 3engniie nmfonft sebeu.
Yreis Is Gents.
6an's EamiIienzgiuen iinb bic beiten
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-05-19
Dos gunoesp6eraeritt il

= Oas gunbespber9erid,t lettt
cen IA. Nobember ols oen Gag feIr
an tpeldell; Die beriibmten @ppeuo
tionen Der @merican Soboeto So
uno Der stonoaro Oil Co., Die beio'
aufeelolt iperoen iolen, sur Neu
perbonolung gelangen ioGen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-05-19
g. @otlfer. oer friihprp SIR,

.. WolIfer, Der frnbere Yra-
ltoent Der berfra6ten Soutb 9lepe-
LAMB gonfins Company uuroe 81
8 Sobren 3udtbous peeen Miei't-
eioes perurteilt. @r botte Dor oerl
ganferominator falife beldymorene
Iusiagen iiber Den finon5ieQen 3u=
itano Der 8anf semo6t. 9ie @lepe-
LAMB 9anfing Company oerirofte
nit mebr als elmer MiGipn Dol
lars S6uloen. 8ulfer miro op.
peQieren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-05-19
: 8r6iioent Saft perIob nit lei

Grdiibent Saft periah nit ici-
ner Nomenslinteri6rift oie Sid, mel
DIE iid) ollf Die @iniebung zines
8ergbaubureulis in @aibington Re.
5iebt, bat ober nod feline S6ritte be-
8iiglid Ser @rnennung zines @Gefs
fir BEN neuen 3meig Ser @uloes-
nermoltllna a~etroffen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-05-19
Gin rihtiacr @iISfano

mar Suite unD trug INNER @erIet-
itngen oapoit. @ber sic Wtulter 9e'
;braud)te @uflin's @rnifa Salbe
itno Mnes beilte roih. % Gts. bci
ouen Orliggiiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-05-19
Bam.G rlanbmisideiue

8oia 3anber, Bobnbaus Sontatn,
Ctr; $500.
goia 3at,oer, snbau, mesqui.e Ctr.
$500.
@oia 3anber, 8obnbaus, garoIint
Ctr; $500.
gbas. 8ittler, @obnbaus, abe. 8.
$4,000.
@ia @aoner, anbau, saplor Ctr.
$500.
George $. Bill, @obnbaus, 5obnior
Ctr: 5000.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-05-19
Gin fbeaIer 0attc

lit e%eoulbig, ielbit nit eirtem Sduti,
ifen @eibe, ben ct meiB, rob fl
franfli6 lit uno baB &lein.efeiter
lie altfregen. Sic be0arf electric
gitters, Der punoerbarlten Ytiebi5i,
fir leioenoe Sraren. 8eriuft es
Sur so Gts. 3ufriebenbcit saran.
tiert BON alen 9ruggiiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-05-19

= Ser @n5ug elmer Srou 1T IN.
nter Elm 9(lts3ug ibres Snl1er;1.
Ole meiiten Muiter o6ne @ert
iueroen nit ser 2ebenspoit pcrIonot.
Evening journal., 1910-11-15
rh. Anoient- u.s Of = KI...

A Roman woman in the ancient time
was not allowed TO drink wine except
It were simple raisin wine. and how
ever she might relish strong drinks
she could not indulge even by stealth
first, because she was never intrust-
ed with the key Of the wine cellar
and. second. because she was obliged
daily 10 greet with a kiss all her own
as well as her husbands male repre-
sentatives. down even TO second cous-
ms. and as she knew not when or
where she might meet them she was
forced TO be wary and abstain alto
gether. for had she tasted but drop
the smell would have betrayed her.
So strict were the old Romans IN this
respect that a certain lgnatius Mer.
GURUS is said TO have slain his wife
because he caught her at the wins
cask-a punishment which was no
deemed excessive by Romulus, who ab
! solved the husband OF the crime o
murder Another Roman lady who un
der the pretense OF taking little win'
for her stomach's sake and frequen
infrmities INDUCED somewhat too free
" was mulcted 70 the full amount OF
her dowry.
Evening journal., 1910-11-15

shadow of the earth, was imagined
by the ancients to "sicken and swoon,
as II she were going to die" An
eclipse OF the moon is produced by
the moon passing into the earth's
shadow, which can never occur ex-
cept at the time of full moon" when
the moon is in opposition and rises
at sunset, the earth coming between
the sun and moon and casting dark
shadow over the moons disk. The
earth's shadow being produced by the
earth's intercepting tho suns light,
and as the sun is more than a mil
lion times larger, 1t will be. obvious
that this shadow must be conical in
form. If a small globe or ball be
held in front of bright light, and
its shadow be allowed to fall upon the
wall or a screen, 1t will be noticed
that around the dark shadow there
will appear a fainter one. The same
is equally true in regard to the earth
and its shadow. the dark shadow be-
ing known as the umbra, while the
lighter one is termed the penumbra.
When the moon enters the latter or
outer shadow her light, produced by
rejecting that received from the sun,
is only partially obscured, but If at
any time the moon comes within the
former her light is nearly If not Who'll
ly obscured, and a total eclipse re-
suits.
Evening journal., 1910-11-15
STATE NEWS NOTES

Georgetown literary people have
formed a reading class to study Ham
let and Browning's sonnets, with Mrs.
A. V. Gateson as reader
While leaving the station at Ellen
dale, the cylinder head of an engine
on the Queen Anne Railroad blew out
with an explosion that alarmed the
whole town. The train was delayed for
several hours.
Beginning with the nineteenth OF
this month, the Pennsylvania Rail
road will run new schedule Of trains
on the D.. Nj. and v road that will
give several extra trains and make
transportation on that line running
from Harrington to Lewes and Frank
/ lin City much easier
The new Methodist Protestan
Church IN Milford has organized
Sunday school with w. II. Richardson
superintendent. One hundred an
thirty-three scholars we're enrolle
which with teachers and officers
brings the new school up to a mem
bership or one hundred and seventy
five. aft
Evening journal., 1910-11-15
KENT GROWS
GIANT TUBERS

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER, Del, Nov. 15.-The country
people of central Delaware are great
iy interested in some wonderful pota-
toes exhibited this month. At Edward
Bakers in Dover, three varieties of
late white potatoes are exhibited. as
grown by Walter Massey, of Dover.
They are mastodons in size, the larg-
est Of either variety being big enough
for a meal for three persons. Mr.. Mas
sey announces that they were grown
on good ground with very little work
John Marker. Of Milton, grew a
sweet potato which he grew two years
ago and has kept in good condition
since. by moving It about so that II
might remain in moderate tempera-
ture.
From one pound Of sugar beet seed
sown by J. r. Atkins. Of Milford. it il
said that there have been raised 10C
bushels of sugar beetsl
Evening journal., 1910-11-15
MOON In ECLIPSE
TOMORROW NIGHT
Satellite in Shadow for Over
Three Hours Commencing
at 5.55 O'Clock
VISIBLE In MUCH
OF UNITED STATES

An eclipse of the moon is due to oc-
cur tomorrow. The spectacle will be
visible in Wilmington just as the sun
goes down.
The shadow will be visible to Eu-
rope and Africa and IN part TO North
and South America and Southwestern
Asia This eclipse will be the last in
the series OF four, two of the sun and
two of the moon. announced for the
present year, and it will afford an
interesting exhibition well worth OBJ
serving should the sky be favorable.
The phenomenon may be viewed to
good advantage without any optical
assistance whatever, and telescope
will not be necessary, for an eclipse
OF the moon may be seen just as well
by the naked eye under favorable at
mospheric conditions.
The coming eclipse will be visible
from beginning TO end throughout the
/ greater portion of the United States,
the weather permitting, and the moon
will remain in the earth's shadow for
hours and IA minutes.
When Eclipse Begins.
The eclipse beginning at a conyen-
ien' hour in the evening, it will occur
under the most favorable conditions
for observation should the weather be
pleasant, and, next to the recent ap-
pearance of Halley's comet, II will
be the most popular celestial event OF
the year When the moon is i'm
mersed In the earth's shadow her
disk will appear dimmed, as II COW
cred with a dark veil, and her un-
usual faintness at the time of her
full" cannot fail to attract atten-
ton if clouds do not obscure the view.
The total phase will begin at 5.55 p.
m. and at 6.47 p. m, but the moon
will not leave the outer shadow un-
I'll s.56 p. m, the entire eclipse lasting
8 hours and IL minutes.
To see the face of the moon dimmed
and almost wholly obscured, when
shining with its greatest brilliancy
and splendor, is a spectacle that can
not fail TO excite the wonder and ad'
miration of the most Unscientific OBJ
server, and one well calculated to in
spire a feeling of reverence and hu'
initiation in the mind Of every thought.
full person. Hdn this enlightened age
when the cause of eclipse is so well
understood, and their occurrence IL
accurately predicted and announced
by astronomers, most personI
are apt TO overlook the wonderful ma
ture OF such phenomena, taking It fol
granted that the predictions will b'
verified. as they always have been
without considering the amount o.
labor required In foretelling them
anu the dreadful feeling Of alarm witt
which they are still observed by thu
uncivilized nations Of the earth. TIL
earliest observations Of lunar eclipse
we're made at Babylon by the Chal
deans In the years 719 and 720 B. {
L They relate to three eclipses, and ar
a the FIRST observations of the kind o
/, record.
d Theory of the Ancients.
d The term eclipse" is derived fro
5, the Greek word ekleipsis, which sil
J. nfies to fail, 10 faint or swoon ava
r as the moon, at her full" and peric
Of greater brilliancy, falling into u
Evening journal., 1910-11-15
Amonq the Honors.

One Of the last times that Bishop
Burgess OF Long Island dined out was
at the Press club. where the walters
are all negroes The head waiter bowed
Bishop Burgess and his host profusely
TO their places. This way. admiral" !"
said he. 'eTek this table. You get a
bettah view OF the harbor heah, ad-
m'ral"
lam. not an admiral" said Bishop
Burgess. smiling.
My mistek suh." said the head
waiter. "Ah mout er known all the
time / was er taIkin' TO a military
man You like dis table. colonel7'
Il am not colonel" said Bishop
Burgess. smiling more broadly. lam
a bishop"
ITO be shuab. suh." said the head
waiter. TOO be shuah. ve'y sorry
for nah mistek, sub. got dem titles
Of admiral and colonel wrong. sub. but
An was all right on de main issue. All
knowed soon as An saw you dat you
was one Of de face cards OF your pro-
fession, suh"-cincinnati Times-Star.
Evening journal., 1910-11-15
new CASTLE
NEWS NOTES
MethOdiStS There Continue
Celebration of Church
Anniversary
LOAN ASSOCIATION
PAYS OUT $4,000

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEW CASTLE. Nov. 15.-In the
Methodist Church last evening the
Rev. c. W. Prettyman. Of Snow Hill,
Md, preached a sermon at the ami
yersary services. The church was fill
ed to its capacity.
The Rev. J. b. Mann, who preached
here on Sunday was stationed in
Union Church, Wilmington, years ago.
A story Of him is that he took excep-
tions at times to the manner in which
the undertakers carried on business.
One OF the undertakers met the min
lister on the street and used some
strong language. With a determined
look in his eye he said to the under
taker: Il feel I can preach Just a
little, but ! am confident I can fight
like the dickens. You are welcome to
hear the sermons or try the other
course
A large congregation filled the Pres
byterian Church last evening when
Frank Z. Higgins, the "Sky-Pilot," ,"
told Of missionary work in the United
States
st. Johns Lodge. A. f. and A. M.
held a special meetingelast night TO
take action on the death Of John A.
Walls.
Miss Mary Sullivan. daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs Matthew Sullivan. and Geo.
Pennock of Wilmington. were mar
ried this morning in st. Peters
Church. Mr. and Mrs. Pennock will
live IN Wilmington.
At the meeting of the Citizens
Building and Loan Association held
last evening between so, 900 and $4,000
was paid out for properties. Stock
holders find that the building loan has
been and Is now a great help to them
in owning their own home. II is esti-
mated that more persons own their
homes in New Castle than in any other
town In the State.
Evening journal., 1910-11-15
WILLIS PUP
SOME FIGHTER
special 70 rHE EvENING JouRNAL. !

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEWARK. Del, Nov. 15.--Quite
sensation was created on the Della
ware College Campus when the bull
dog owned and bred by Victor G. VIII
lis. the famous Pirate baseball pitcher.
became engaged in canine fight with
the French dog owned by DIT. George
A. Harter, president Of the State Col
lege. The latter dog is great colleg'
pet and mascot and was In It's usua
position on recitation hall steps whel
the bull dog entered the campus gate
s .Rud made etapght for DOC" lmmedl
ately 8 fght ensued and the Willis do
grabbed the college pup by the ear. H
took a hold. shut his eyes and hel
fast. Several students succeeded 4
separating the dogs after ten minute
strenuous work The bull was beatei
into unconsciousness and doc" suf
fered a severely torn ear.
Evening journal., 1910-11-15
Intersfafe RaiInara, plan.

The philadelphia Ledger says
Regarding the Interstate Railways
preferred stock issue II was stated yes
terday that about 100000. subscrip-
tions have thus far been pledged BY
holders Of the stock. Arrangements
have been made by which the. Carson
Estate interests will accept the allot-
ments falling to their $4.000,000 bonds.
This removes. the greatest obstacle
hitherto standing in the way of the
plan. Common stockholders may make
their cash payments In 'instalments.
The funds so realized will liquidate all
floating Indebtedness. and after 1912
the rental the company Is receiving
from its subsidizing properties should
take care of all future bond interest
and other obligations.
Evening journal., 1910-11-15
Purely Hypothetical.

Uncle Henry. / want to ask your
advice"
"Wen7"
But you mustn't mention 1t TO a liv-
ing soul. Suppose you were a young
girl OF my age and three men had pro-
posed to you. one Of them a young
preacher. fne looking and well edu-
Gated. the second one handsome
young man in business. swell dresser
and thinking the world OF you. and the
third a rich foreigner with a distin-
guished air about him and well spoken
OF by everybody. Which OF the three
do you think would make the best hus-
/ bandT
why. Annabel. child, consult your
own heart Which OF the three dc
you love bestf"
Mercy, Uncle Henry Nobody's pro
posed to me yet. I'm only trying e
get pointers. so I'll know the right
man when be comes along."-Chicag'
Tribune.