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COUNTY COMMISSIONER.

The Record is authorized to an
nounce A. Durand as a candidate for
County Commissioner, Bird District.
subject to the action of the Democrat
ic primary.
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FOR sale at n Bargain.

1 Sideboard, l dining table. 1 wick
err Cnich. 2 bedsteads and springs,
! bedstead and springs. l heater. 5
nice dining chairs, = rockers Come
and see them at once. 112 South, Ky.
st. 92t2s-
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DO you know that the Mothers Club
oalcimined every room in the Central
school building last ear at a total ex-
penditure of $19O-A1d are you help
ing tlem to win the piano for the new
school building?
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FOR "a =

We are authorized To c.
E. (Tobe) Odem as a candidate for
the Democratic nomination for sher-
ID. subject to the action Of b Dem
ocratic primaries.
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New Steamer on Lakes.

Buffalo. n. Y, June 1S.-The mag
niicent new steamer Rochester will
make der maiden trip today, plying
between Charlotte, Youngstown, Og-
d%ensOurg. Franuenac. Thousand Is
lands and Alexandra Bav.
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Caruso to Sinq.

Paris, jun 1S-Enrico Carrso anc
a dozen other great artists will sing
tomorrow AT the National Opera, the
proceeds OF the concert to 20 to char
ity.
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The Ladies' Home journal Is to be
issued twice a month commencing
Sept. LIST at he ] price of s1.50 a
year. Let ne have your subscription
or renewal.-Hattie l.. Cobean agent.
Phone loo. 33t2
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EXCHANGE z.

Good cit.s property to exchange for
10 to 20 acre improved place in vici-
nifty of RcswelL.-Roswell Title and
Trust Company.
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FOR SALES 1-3 acres Of the W.
5 O'Neal land. s25 90 per acre. Fo:
particulars apply to Mrs. Sallie Talk.
Runge TEXAS. 92t4f
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]. l.. CUlley has returned from n
visit at his old home in Texarkana
and is looking after the construction
of the building on NORTH Main where
he will open an exclusive plumbing
shop.
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WANT SEWING to do for women,
men and children. Prices lOw.-7DS
w. 9th ST. 92t3%
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A ASSESSOR.

hereby myself as a a
~idats for tax assessor for Chaves
Coainty. subject to the action of the
Democratic party.
TOM MALONE.
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Amarillo Defeats Clovis Sunday.
Amarillo defeated Clovis at Anna
rillo Sunday afternoon in a base bail
game by the score Of eight to our.
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FOuND:-Lady's black hand bag
Inquire at Record Office aud pay Tor
ado. s2t2
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Money to loan on real estate.-Un
ton Trust Company. 5tf.
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For SldE RlEE.

The Record is authorized to an
nounce o.. z. Finley as = candidate
for Sheriff of Chaves county. subject
to the action of the Democratic Pri-
mary.
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ALFALFA PASTURE. = OASIS
RANCH CO. S9tf.
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FIRE INSURANCE STATEMENTS.

Statement OF the condition Of fol
lowing Fire Insurance Companies.
December 3ist, 1905.
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The Northern Assurance Co., Limit
ed. of London.
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British American Assurance Co.,
Toronto, Canada.
Evening journal., 1910-08-13
HEDGE TRIMMINGS MAKE
WASHOUTS ON COUNTY ROADS

Two EVENING JOURNAL men,
who went over about thirty miles OF
New Castle county roads yesterday,
found that much damage had been
done to the new roads by the recent
heavy rains. This damage was caused
by the farmers, who allowed their
hedge trimmings and grass to remain
I'm the cutters. The rain carried this
refuse to the culverts stopping them
up and diverting the flow of water
so that gullies were cut in many Of
the roads.
The Levy Court in all probability
on Tuesday next will instruct County
Engineer Wilson TO proceed against
all farmers in the county, who Ylo-
late the law.
Evening journal., 1910-08-13
CATCH AUGUST
WOMAN HERE

Following the action of the Phila-
delpLia police in taking from Walter
Edgerton, the colored boxer and
sporting man known as 1.-THE Ken
lucky Rosebud" the white baby
which he said he bought for S37
from Mollie August IN Wilmington,
and subsequent investigation by the
Federal authorities, the woman was
last night placed under arrest in
Wilmington and was taken to Phila-
delphia to answer a charge of aban-
doning her child. The latter, now
about eight months old, was taken
from an alleged disorderly house in
Warnock street, between Walnut and
Spruce streets, and sent TO the Phila-
delphia Hospital. Edgerton began
habeas corpus proceedings, but got
no satisfaction from his suit, Judge
Stake severely rebuking all the cir
cumstances Of the case. The Rose
bud" continues to declare that he
will spend his entire fortune to get
the child back There was on COM
plant of ill-treatment.
The August woman was arrested
BY Patrolmen Michael Maloney and
William G. Robertson at Third and
Pine streets. She was taken back 70
Philadelphia to-day by Detective Ford
/ from that city.
Evening journal., 1910-08-13
LEGAL NOTICE.

9 IAIEMENT OF REDUCTION OF CAP
- ITAL STOCK OF THE BEAVER
PETROLEUM COMPANY.
We the undersigned, the President and a
majority Of the directors OF the Beaver
Petroleum Company, a corporation duly or
ganized under the laws Of the State Of Del
aware, do hereby sign and acknowledge the
following statement Of said reduction.
AT a meeting Of the stockholders Of said
corporation duly and regularly called, being
the annual meeting Of the corporation held
Thursday, June 20, 1910. az the office Of
the company in Beaver Pennsylvania, at
which meeting there were present in person
and by proxy two hundred and fifteen shares
out Of total Of three hundred and FIVE
shares issued and outstanding, the follow
ing resolution was presented and unani-
mously passed, all present voting in the
Affirmative
RESOLVED. that the authorised capital
of the company be reduced from one thou
sand shares Of One Hundred Dollars each TO
FIVE hundred shares Of One Hundred Dollars
each and that President and SECRETARY Of
the company be authorized to prepare and
execute proper certificates and file the same
with the proper officers Of the State Of
Delaware and the Recorder Of Deeds at Will
mingtoni Delaware as required by law.
We further certify that the DEBTS Of the
company not already fully secured are paid
and discharged as required by law.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF we have sign
ed this instrument this 25th day Of June,
1910
Evening journal., 1910-08-13
GAYNOR IS
DOING WELL
Very Cheerful This Morn
Ing and JOked With
Physicians

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
NEW YORK, Aug. 1S-Mayor
Gaynors condition was reported very
much improved to-day He slept
more than eight hours last night, six
o. which was continuous. When Doc
tors Stewart and Arlitz dressed his
wound at o'clock he was very cheer
full and joked with them while the
bandages were being changed.
The wound was found to be doing
nicely. There we're evidences OF pri-
mary healing and when It was sprayed
there we're no evidences of infection.
Both doctors were highly pleased
when they left the sick room and said
that the improvement was so great
that they were astonished. The only
danger is infection and as the days
90 by without any taking place, it Is
considered almost certain that the
bullet was comparatively clean and
that there were no germs carried by
it into the Mayors throat.
When Secretary Adamson came in
to see him, he asked about the work
In the Office and discussed current az
fairs with him for a few minutes. He
spoke optimistically OF his chances OF
AttoNtlg anu Htlu Tie hbpth " NC III
the Adirondacks very soon.
Adamson told him that an old friend
In the poultry business I'm Brooklyn
had called up to say that he would
send him a dozen fresh laid eggs daily
from now on.
What on earth are they sending
so many for?" asked the Mayor.
"They read in the newspapers that
you were hungry" was the reply.
"Then I'll have TO brush up my ap.
petite You take care OF the doctor.
and see that ! get the eggs" said tn,
sick man.
For the first time since the Mayo.
was taken to the hospital. the mem
bers Of his family went to bed at theii
regular hours last night. They were
told that the Mayor was in no danger
and they would not be needed.
At 1890 D. m. the following bull
/ letin was issued:
The Mayor has passed a comfort
able morning. He has taken sufhcien
nourishment. He is steadily gainini
and respiration are satisfactory.
(Signed) 'Arlitz.
"DOWd "
Evening journal., 1910-08-13
J. c. REBEL IS
DEAD OF PARALYSIS

jeremiah c. Rebel father Of
Mrs. Homer c. Simmons. OF No. Coz
North Broome street. died this morn
ing after an Illness OF two weeks Of
paralysis. The funeral will take
riace from the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Simmons on Tuesday afternoon at 1
o'clock.
Mr.. Rebel, who was GO years old,
was a native Of Philadelphia, but had
lived in Wilmington for thirty years.
He was a paper maker for the Della
ware Pulp Works. and had worked
until his last illness. He was Il
veteran of the Civil War and a mem
Der Of the Union Veteran Legion.
He leaves a widow, Mrs. Jennie
Rebel. two daughters, Mrs. Willard
Yarnall, of No. 511 Broome eet, and
Mrs. Homer c. Simmons. and two
sisters and a brother I'm Philadelphia.
He was member Of several fraterni-
ties.
Evening journal., 1910-08-13
The Business Outlook.

Weather reports OF a favorable ma
ture rejecting more optimistic re-
turns from the crops have had a gem
orally encouraging effect IN the last
week. Fall trade also has shown some
increase.
Duns says:
The situation IS undoubtedly better
than most or the records FOR the
month OF July now appearing indi-
cate For one thing weather condi-
lions have Improved $50 that the crop
prospects ere brighter than the OUT
look ai the beginning Of the month.
Tie Official report, while showing a
probable harg est Of wheat under the
average Of recent years. was never
theless better than anticipated, the
deterioration In spring wheat being
less than generally estimated Very
large crops of corn and oats are In
dictated.
This showing Is responsible for
some improvement IN business con-
fidence. although OF course purchases
IN nearly all important branches Of
trade are conducted on a conserva-
tive basis.
Outside of New York bank clearings
show a decrease OF 1.6 per cent. COM
pared with a year ago. but are s.5
per cent. larger than I'm 1906; IN New
York there is a falling of OF rs and
14.1 per cent respectively. Railroad
earnings arc maintained on a high
level that is surprising under all the
conditions and increased 7.6 per cent.
during July On the other hand
building operations in leading cities
IN July decreased 1858 per cent,
chiefly at New York.
Evening journal., 1910-08-13
CHICKENS AND EGGS
AT TOP NOTCH PRICES

Who said chicken Who said egesi
Chickens have left the class of fifty
cents piece and eggs have gone al
again. Prices IN the street markets
to-day for chickens were from 81
cents to $40 each. Imagine $40
for q chicken II you have a small
pOcketbook and q big family. Eggs
sold at thirty cents dozen. Meats
also we're high aud butter promises
to go even higher.
Delaware tomatoes sold from 40 TO
60 cents a basket and in small quanu-
ties were ten cents a quarter peck
Lima beans were exchanged at twenty
I'VE cents a quart. Egg plants sold
for four cents apiece while sugar
corn retailed at twenty cents a dozen.
Peaches were in fair demand at 20
cents a quarter of a peck.
Potatoes and apples were I'm good
demand and the farmers had plenty
Of them for the market people.
Evening journal., 1910-08-13
MAY ENLARGE
THE COURTHOUSE
Subject Again BObS Up With
Commissioner DenniSon in
Favor Of Plan

Levy Court Commissioner Dennison
said to-day that the question of build
ing the addition to the County Court
house may me considered by the court
In the near future. County Engineer
Wilson is cramped for room and has
no place In which to file his drawings
and records. The State Highway
Commissioner is In an Office for which
the Levy Court pays rent. while the
Recorder of Deeds finds the necessity
Tor more room growing every day.
Different sets of plans for additions
TO the building were drawn over a
year ago. but the county ojcials dis
agreed as to the style of the addition.
Mr.. Dennison is one OF the members
who wish to see the addition built
Evening journal., 1910-08-13
THIEF IN A. S. ELLIOTT'S
HOME; FAMILY ABROAD

During the absence of Alfred 5. Ell
lott, who with Mrs. Elliott Is touring
Europe. thief OF thieves last night
ransacked the Elliott residence at No.
1903 jefferson street. Everything IN
the big dwelling WAS turned topsy-
tur,y, hut whether anything was
etc.en mas not been determined as
yet.
II would not be surprising, however,
that the thief took away much plumber
as he had the run OF the house during
the night and scattered everything IN
the rooms about recklessly as II after
articles of the most value.
Entrance to the dwelling was OBJ
tained by prylng open the shutters in
the rear of the house. As none or
the servants sleep there the Intruder
could work with freedom during the
night. A colored servant left the
house last evening. and when he re-
turned this morning he found the
window pried open and the Interior
of the dwelling in a chaotic condi-
tion. bureaus. sidebroads, closets and
everything else In which articles
were kept had been ransacked, the
contents sorted over and then thrown
about the floors.
The servant Immediately reported
the visit of the burglars to the police,
but they and the servant were un-
able TO tell whether anything had
been taken. AS Mr.. and Mrs. Elliott
and their daughter are away, the po-
lice may not be able to find out just
what the thieves got in their raid for
several days.
There was considerable property q
value, including silverware, in the
house and It may be that the thieves
helped themselves to It.
THE EVENING JOURNAL to-day
received a postal card from Mr.. FL
lott, mailed from Luzern, Switzer-
land, showing a picture of the fight
OF the immense aiship Vile de
Lucerne, which carries passengers at
200 francs per passenger.
Evening journal., 1910-08-13
TOXIC FACES
FIERCE FLOOD

BY United Press Leased SPECIAL wire.
TOXIC, Aug. 13.-The destruction OF
the city OF Toxic Is threatened, II Is
believed. by the condition of the Con-
gando. the great dype on the River
Tonewaga. The dyke IS IN imminent
danger of collapsing and the govern
ment to-day ordered hordes OF work.
men to the scene to save the structure
and prevent the destruction OF the city
and It's suburbs.
Many OF the suburbs, particularly
TakasaN. are already entirely sub
merged.
Nearly 100000 people are now ref
uged In temples. school houses and
wandering the streets. shelterless and
public buildings. There are not enough
such buildings, however, to house all
OF the homeless and thousands are
without food
Evening journal., 1910-08-13
OBITUARY

The death of Catherine A. Willis,
wife OF Mark A. Willis. occurred this
morning I'm her twenty-second year
The funeral will take place on Tues
day afternoon fro mthe home of her
mother, No. CPS West Third street.
The death OF Mildred, infant daugh-
ter OF Mr. and Mrs. Newson, of No.
500 Woodlawn avenue, occurred to-
day.
Mrs. Mary Mahan, widow Of James
Mahan. died yesterday. The funeral
will take place from the home. No.
1924 Spruce street, on Tuesday morn
ing.
Frederick S. Strebb, aged % years,
died yesterday. He was an employe
of the r., B. and w. Railroad Com
pany. The funeral will take place on
Monday afternoon.
Evening journal., 1910-08-13
THINKS
GALLAGHER CRAZY

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
HOBOKEN, Aug. 12.-That his IA
Their does not wish to prosecute Cal
lagher. the man who shot him. but
does believe he should be comited
to a madhOuse, was the statement
made this afternoon by Rufus Gay
nor, who was with his father when
the shooting occurred.
81 do not believe father will ever
want to lay eyes on the man." said
young Gaynor. Father believes, as
we all do that the man is insane.
When father gets we'll. as we are
sure he will, we intend TO demand
that he be provided with body
guard"
Evening journal., 1910-08-13
BREAKS RECORD FOR AIRSHIP
FLIGHT In NEW ENGLAND
By United Press Leased Special Wire.

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
NEWBURYPORT. Mass, Aug ID
Having shattered all records for
aeroplane flights in New England
Aviator William billiard is to-day
tuning up his Burgess bi-plane at the
Plum Island testing grounds here for
further practice preparatory to en-
gaging in the big Harvard meet in
September.
billiards latest feat was accom-
plished by flying to Hale's Cover from
the aerodrome and back, a distance
OF FIVE miles, covering over two and
one-half miles in~the fast time Of 2
minutes and so seconds.
Evening journal., 1910-08-13
SECOND DAY
OF REGISTRATION

To-day is the second day for tho
registration OF voters. All the reg
istration places opened on time this
morning and many men qualified 1t
is expected that at least six thousand
more names Will go on the books to-
day. increasing the number of regis
tered voters in the city to date to
10000. The number qualified on last
Saturday, the first day for registra-
ton, was 1884.
Next Saturday viii be the last day
voters will have to qualify for the
party primaries.
Evening journal., 1910-08-13

Miss Marguerite Rolph. entertained
several of her friends at a weekend
party at her summer home, THE
Hayes" in Maryland, during the past
week. Among the guests were Miss
Josephine Osborne and Mrs. Esther
Robinson Of Wilmington, Edna Can
non of North Carolina, and Miss Helen
Carnegie, Of Georgia.
Miss Rolph also had as her guests
last Saturday and Sunday, DR.. and
Mrs. Jeter and Messrs ID. w. Wells.
George +. Walls, William Jackson,
Thompson Frazier and j. Virgel Roth.
Evening journal., 1910-08-13
BALLOONIST
DASHED TODEATH

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
ASBURY PARK, n. j., Aug. 10
Because of yesterdays fatality. when
Benjamin Prince, balloonist OF
Newark was dashed to death from
height OF 1000 feet, there Will be no
ascensions made by the dead mans
comrades at the aviation meet here
to-day.
Possibly 100000 people saw the
man tumble to his death from para
chute at the close of yesterdays per-
Torrance. Il was the most thrilling,
shocking spectacle Imaginable 10 see
the helpless victim fall, struggling IN
his frantic efforts 20 avoid the terri
BILE end that he knew was soon 70
some as he descended at a terrific
rate OF speed to the ground.
Evening journal., 1910-08-13
PACKERS WIN FIRST
ROUND OF RATE WAR

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 13.-St Louis
packers won preliminary victory to-
day in the rate war with the packers
of Chicago. when the Interstate Com
merce Commission suspended a pro-
posed advance of railroad rates on live
stock from Missouri river points to
Mississippi river points.
Evening journal., 1910-08-13
statesmen WANTED.

+ XPERIENCED LIQUOR SALESMAN
l. wanted by large distilery, must be
well Acquainted with local trade. Splendid
opportunity for reputable man. S. b., SO 4th
Ave, New York Augl3-2t
q ALESMA N-EXPERIENCED IN ANY
> line o sell general trade in Delaware.
Unexcelled Speciality proposition win BRAND
NEW FEATURE. Commission with S35. 90
weekly for expenses. THE CONTINENTAL
JEWELRY CO., Cleveland, Ohio.
Augl3-1t
Evening journal., 1910-08-13
IDAHO CITY In PERIL
OF FOREST FIRES

By United Press Leased Special Wire.
WALLACE, Idaho. Aug. 13.-The
city of Wallace S. IN imminent danger
OF destruction by the forest fires
which arc sweeping through the Occur
d'Alene district With no sign Of be-
ing checked. TAFT, Mullan and Murray
ali nearby, are also in danger.
Evening journal., 1910-08-13
RUNAWAY BOY
GOES BACK HOME

Herbert Wind. aged 10 years, who
ran away from his home in Hadden-
field, n. j.. last Monday, and who has
been in the care of the S. p. c. G..
since last Tuesday, was taken to his
home this morning by his father. The
boy seemed glad to be taken back. for
he has all the luXuries he could wish
for, and his home is OF the best.
Evening journal., 1910-08-13

2 oRT DUPONT, DELAWARE CITY, DEL
July 25, 191O.--Sealed proposals. in trip
licate, on q. NJ G. o. Form No. "a. will be
received here until HOO a. m. August rs
1910, and then publicly opened, for con
Harrisonville, n. j., to Fort Mott. n. J.
Plans ard specifications can ne seen here
and also in the oiice Of the Chief Quarter
master, Dept. OF tine East Governors Island,
N. Y. Information furnished upon applica-
tion. deposit OF $500 required 20 insrre
return Of plans and specifications loaned. u.
5. reserves right 20 accept or reject any or
~ bids. Envelopes containing bids should
be IL dorsed, Proposals ior Oyster Sneil
Road - and addressed 40 Constructing
quart ermester Fort DUPONT Delaware City,
nsl" i2e-3O-A2. .s.13
Evening journal., 1910-08-13
ROB HOUSE
WHILE DOG SLEEPS

Some time during the night thieves
got into the residence OF John Fl.
Kirby. at Sixteenth and Claymont
streets. and stole q diamond ring, sew
eral other articles and a few dollars.
An ordinarily alert watch dog slept
while the thieves worked. Mr.. Kirby
is a former member of City Council.
Evening journal., 1910-08-13

Ashton Fisher, of No. 522 East
Tenth street, a locomotive inspector
Of the Pennsylvania railroad. fell from
the running board OF his engine at
Todd's Cut this morning and broke
his leg. The Phoenix ambulance re-
moved him to the Homeopathic Hos
pital
Evening journal., 1910-08-13

Y oRT DUPONT, DELAWARE CITY. DEL.
August 8, 1910. Scaled proposals, in tri-
plicate, on Q. NJ. q. o. Form No. "A, will be
received here until 100 a. m. September
Q, 1910, and then p.L.icly opened, for con
atruoting brick Quartermaster's Workshop,
and moving and EMERGING frame Ordnance
Shop. at Fort Dupont, Del. Plans and spec
ihcations can be seen here and also in the
Office Of the Chief Quartermaster, Dept Of
the East. Governors Island, n. Y. lnfor-
nation furnished unon application Deposit
Of $1,000 certified check required to insure
return Of plans and specifications loaned. U.
g. reserves right TO accept or reject any or
all bids>2r any part thereof. Envelopes con.
for Shops" and addressed to Constructing
Qusrternaster, Fort DUPONT, Delaware City,
Del a5.6.12,18,19,2O
Evening journal., 1910-08-13
Mercantile Licences Due.

Only fifteen days more remain IN
which business men have to pay their
mercantile tax. After September
they will be heavily penalized as fifty
per cent. of the tax is added TO the
amount
Evening journal., 1910-08-13
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

80 80 WILL START YOU IN A PRO
? 4 -.uo htable ostrich plume business
WE WANT TO ESTABLISH AGENCIES.
You can easily make from $1,000 20 $1,000
per day. Write for full Information. SOUTH
AFRICAN IMPORTING CO, 154l-43 Wa
bash Avenue, Dept 227, Chicago, H.
Aug13-1t.
Evening journal., 1910-08-13
Shellnot Democrats Meet.

A meeting of Democrats of Bran
DIVINE hundred was held in Mains
store at Shellpot last night. Cam
paign issues were discussed and
there were several addresses.
Evening journal., 1910-08-13
NOTICES.


NJ oTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
ALL STATE LICENSES And TAX
DE AND NOT PAID on OR BEFORE
liz liz 10Th PAY OF AUGUST 1910.
ADDED THERETO, IN ACCORDANCE
WITH SECTION O. CHAPTER 6s. RE.
NiSED CODE. LAWS OF DELAWARE.
HARRY a. BROWN,
clerk Of the Peace, New Castle county
Wilmington, Dal-. July 81. 1910. a1-lm
III oTICE-A MEETING OF wTLMING-
ton Lodge, No. 3oT, b. r. o. Eiks. will
be held Monday evening August rs, 1910,
at o clock
AuE18-2t