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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-06-10
SOffnnnasitrabl fir GrcbsIciOcnOe

2ebbaften @oftmingen be5iigIid,
Der SeiIborfeit 0es Srebies ooer
mcnigitcns be3iigIid beOeittenocr 9ei-
ierrntg ser Sage Der &rebSleioen6erl
perIeibt Sarpeb q. @oplorb, Der
0ireftoor oes Observation-Disclosures
oes itattliden Sanitdts . 9eparte.
merits in Buffalo, in ieinem Sobrcs-
bcridt altsbrilf, melder morgen ser
Se9iSlatur n%nterbreitet meroen miro.
Seine Soffnungeu griinOet er altf
a~ilsgpNebnte Grperimente, luelfe er
I'M Iebten Sabre nit Der Ginimpiung
oeS &rebS-9irns olt beri6ieoeitan
Sbieren, nanteutlthe Staten, alrge.
Itellt bat.
Or. Sorpep 6eipridt Die 3beorie,
Dob m0gli6ermeiie Der g(nitedutgs.
itofi oes arebsIeihens oitf meni6life
Neien ourf Waiier ODER oilrdJ Slide
Defenders ole beridiebenen SpieIar.
ten Der 8orelle, iibertrngen 'neroeit
fam unb petit in oieier &erbinbung
6arallf bin, bob Der &rebS pornieg-
enc in itarf betpaloeteu Scen- l,uo
8ebirgsregionen unb an Der See.
filite auftritt pnb aud IN 2anboi.
itrifteu bdiifiger lit oils in StGOtelt,
Ole mitgetbeilten itatiitiiden Gin.
gaben Seigten, oaB Der 8rebs in Der
3unabme begriffen 1T, unb baB in
Den S~ereinigten Staaten i'm Sabre
1850 ailf 100000 &0pfe ser 9epoI.
ferung MIR 8, I'M Sabre 1900 49,
I'M Sabre 1901 ifon 65 un0 i'm
Sabre 1906 iogar 20 9rebSfdae emf
fielen, mo Dob I'M Staote Reru 9orf
i'm Sabre 1909 1904 Sale non
arebs geseniiber t3,94S 3lbcrfnloie
fdaen porbanoen iparen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-06-10
Executors Notice.
dministrato

Notice is hereby given that letters
Testamentary upon the Estate of
Karl Sonntag,
deceased, have been granted to the
undersigned, by the Probate Court of
Gasconade County, Missouri, bearing
date the 14th. day Of April 1910.
All persons having claims against
said Estate are required to exhibit
them to us for allowance within one
year from the date of said Letters,
OF they may be precluded from any
benefit of such Estate; and If such
claims be not exhibited within two
years from date OF the first publ
cation of this notice, they win be for.
ever barred.
Augusta sonntas
Jesse Baber
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-06-10

Central Indiana, in the neighborhood
CT Plainfield, is the original home OF
the Hadley family. from which the
present governor Of Missouri is de-
scended. He will go there June IS
to deliver an address at a reunion
OF the Hadleys. If there are any
more Of the tribe like him we hope
he will induce them to settle in Mis-
souri,.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-06-10
Augusta Sonntag
Jesse Baber
Executors.

When twenty-five railroads com.
bine to determine freight rates in
the richest section Of the United
States 1t is time for the people ITO
act, and they have a President will
ing to act for them. Railroad rates
should be competitive, not arbitrary.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-06-10
Die Sarmprsiie iteisen.
Sin bgmerfenswertbes 3eiden ser

Gin bemerfenstpertbes 3eiden Ser
8cff lit bas raide Steigen Der &reiie
fir SarmIano in mittleren geiten.
Ole TegierungsGanbereien welde
fid sum Sormbetriebe ei9ren nnb
BON gniieSIern nit geringen Soften
erporben 1perSen fonnten, iino Helm
aeporben. 9ie Sarmer bes 8eftens
ur6 Siioneftcns baben cine &eibe
Sroiperitdtsiabre gebabt; CUTE @rn-
ten nit bbobben 8reiien fir lire Brl
olfte. Gas bot, obglei6 Der ameri-
foniIden Sarmer i'm 9urdidnitt tel,
Iuiter . 2anoipirtb lit. ben 8ertb
Der Sarmen erbobt. 9oS Iufbliiben
BON Srt6uitrie uns St6oten, oie Ser
mebr1tng BON 8ransportations- sc.
Ieaenbeiten ourd giienbabuen bnben
Den Sarmen tbatiGdli6 einen groBe.
rem 8ertb gegeben. Der peitIife
Sarmer perbraitdt fem 8etreioe
mebr aIs 6euerungss ilnb Sei5mittel
luie Dor Sobr5ebtten. gr bringt iet-
ne G~r5claniiIe 5n gltten 8reilen auf
1MGrfte, Die nift mebr iotpeit ob
lie9en mie in friiberen 3eiten. 9ur6
sic raid nnlpodien6e @en0lferun9 lit
Der glbiab Ser 8armprobufte geitei-
CERT por0er, bern Der S%armbetrieb
bat nid)t IN oentieIben MoBe Slqe.
nommen, tpie Die @ermebrung Der
9epoIferung.
d 8aS Steigen Ser 9an6preiie bat
alio I'M groBen nno gatt5en natiir-
lide llriafen. SIN @eIten iiro o6.
er OieIe @riinoe ALIEN nidt mebr
maBgcbenb, ionoern oas Steiaen ser
Sarmfuertbc bat Die SpefltIation
ntGdlttg angct'egt. Gs miro biel 2dno
qcfauft in Der Soffnui1g, nit gtttelt
&rofiten pieber borfanfen 3u fonnen
Sic ganfcn, tpelde Sano gegqn Sp.
botbefen beleibenb beIfen Die Spefu.
I~ationen gu foroerrt. 9idt BLOB 10.
fale ganfen, aitd oitIi6e @eIo.Sniti-
tltte tperben nit ibren @eI6borr1@tb
Ell in anfpri6 gerommen. 0ieie
&anO Equalization nit ibren @ed-
ieln arf Die 3ufunft lit nift peni.
ger un9eiuno, nie oie Equalization
an Der 9orie. Die grip%ortungen a1if
bobere S%anopreiie mogen ii6 erfiiQen
fte forltfen aber audi idpere gnt-
t%oitldn1ngen bringen uno nit einem
&rad %cft6iger, Ser tpeite &reiIe aicbt.
Treiie fir Sarmprooufte fonnen
rtld)t INNER ffeigen iinb Die 8ertbe
Der Sarmen f0nner nidt b6ber tper.
Den. iueun Der 8ert6 Der Srampro.
ollfte 5uriid 9bet. Gin Sabr @iB.
iuad,s ooer mcbrere i6ledte ernten
beretten ben Spefutationen Elm itIim
mes eHoe aderbaniefretGr 8ilIon
plant, nun gferIonb inuerbaTb Ser
BalS : &eierpeli an MniieoIer ab5lt.
geben, Die iidJ mirflid barailf ME.
oerlaIien nno eS ieIbit befpirtbi6af.
ten fpollen, banlit oiefe 2dnoereien
nlft Sdnbbaien in Die Sdnoe fallen,
me has 10 oft geideben lit; Elm 8Ian
Der pieIes fir iid bat, N
g.. 9. 6.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-06-10
Die Strait Der llcberscnarns.

StelIuns gu etpas nebmen, eire
felte Meinnr9 iiber ettpos baben -
oos fam mar MIR olrfy ein itarfcS
@rinnern al eigen grlebtes.
Niles, mas mir uift bIino nad.
beten ober natobmen, allies, mas
mir tpirtli6 9laitber, lit iiberpriift
al elmer unierer @irflidfeiten elmer
Grfabrlng.
Stidt OuB bicie lleberpriifuug inn.
mer berpuBt Dor ii6 eebe: 5itr Gr.
fobrling, ia geb0rt 9crpuBiein. in
Dem NllgenbIid ndmlid, mo eineml
iieimiano begegnet, etlpas miocrfGbrt
Die bette, pom 9eitperf perrauden.
Der Nffefte ~ireiitc lleberpriifung ab-
er miro mrterDoIb oes 9emubtleillS
itattfinben. IN Ser 5iefe, mo OoS @r.
lcoigte, ib m0d)te iaaen, bas %tlniiiii.
SEW
5iertc @rinnern allfgcitapelt liegt.
limo crit oos &eiultat oieier llebcr,
priifllug miro iidJ bod i'm bellert 9e
muBtleilt miberipieSlln ol8 Hare Nn-
idoirung BON 3inAen @enIhert Scr.
.bGltniiicn, Ginrid)tirngcrt.
8ir fGulte1 iiher ieiu: ipelElt mir
pillcn Mrniden treifen, Der cine
0eutlid)c Gitffoiiim9 Aocs GrIebcuS
bat, ser 6reunocn sic Sreile sit bal-
ten, 6einSc slt hef1mpfen peritcbt,
Wnbeirrt Inn sic G,tBeren @eiobren
ole ioI6e 2ebeusort uobl INNER mi
10 bringt--0am boben mir cs nit
einem 5u ftbrir, Der BON friib al
in ii6 Die SGbigfeit elttuideItc, nit
9etpnBtiein 81 leben. @er idon
aIs 9inb bic 5Gbigfrit beiitt, iid III
ipinen @cbanfcn iltdt untcrbrcdcll
gu lniicn, Der miro ipater aud nit
Dem &eben fertig rper6en.
IS gibt Menideir, Die iito nic
our6iidtige ipringcnop GueIIen: IS,
der mo Siefeu iinO ibneu gnIai
sur Snnmlung; Inrei5 81 id0nm-
enoer araftentfaItltng itno linen
Stod mo Stein. limo froft ibrer
lnperiiegli6en, 2ebenoigfeit fommcrl
tie iiber allies binaus.
Iber ieidtem unb gritrtbloiem Sc
D1iier p%ergIeidJbor liub bie SaIb-
tpaden ole Salbtrolmeitben. Sold
Wenihen boben fem Grinnern; noe.
Der ir ser Sobe- oa5u Ieben iic
picl 81 5aabaft; nod in Der Giefe-
0enn Ga liegen oioe Grfabruiiaen III
%georbnet, acknowledgements, iei
es miel idon 9ar3 friib Die llnhpclt
Die Ginber oaran it6rte, @ebonfen
81 @noe ST. oenfen, iei es, neil Die
&inoer aus 6urdt (6. b. aus elmer
S6ip1de Der Inlage) ME 2ilit bat.
ten, nit iid iel6er aIGein 5t icin.
alle nnerleoigten @rfabrungen lie.
gen perorditgt in Ser Siefe oes I'm.
terbemuBtieins. Cine lteberpriifung
lit ni6t m6gGidj, unb barum lit aud,
feline tiefe lleber5eiigritg ni0glif.
unii6erbeit ut6 Wibtrolerl, Die
giftigen 9ampfe, meId}a belltc oic
8elt %perbunfeltr, entitr6men Dem
meifen, 9raitiert, graier Seif: Dem
Salb'hlaf. ltrb ir ser Siefe oes
faufen0an @aiiers, bon @ermeiuno
getdbrt, crtiteben Ole mei6en, niibl-
enoen Nabeir Der Chronological uno
Oes @anfelmutbes un0 tpinoet iifl
pnd)IerrO bloiie 8er5meiflung. II.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-06-10

Serr S. 8. @enicl empfiebIt
Ilia tiir ollie p~orfommenoen 9sotar.
Iarbeiten. SIN 9ruderei-gebGuoe gu
|finben.
Evening journal., 1910-10-20
LACK OF LABOR
HOLDS CITY BACK
Trade Board Committee Hears
Industries Cannot Get Suf-
fiCient Operators
WILL ASK WASHINGTON
TO SEND WORKERS HERE

AT a meeting of the industrial com
mittee Of the Board OF Trade yester-
day afternoon, lack Of labor in viii
mington was discussed The discus
sion was prompted by the situation
confronting the American Tobacco
Company, which has been able to OBJ
tain only 600 hands. although 1900 are
desired. The present equipment of
the plant, is but one-half Of what the
company had planned. The New York
Offices Of this company have planned
TO erect a new s25O,OOO plant and il
the labor problem is solved here. the
Board Of Trade hopes to have the
plant built here.
The committee agreed yesterday
that the labor problem was the city's
greatest drawback The committee Is
now in touch with the Department Of
Commerce and Labor and the LabfI
Commission at Washington and witt
the Labor Commission of Philadelphia
with a view to inducing workers L
come here TO enter the service of tn
] Anvil ADaA A0Ru1hO Company anu Olnf
concerns that need additional hand.
! Plenty of work is accountable for N
lack OF ready workers. the commit,
explains. The tobacco company itse
has adopted a plan. Whereby a pr
MUM of 80 cents is given to ever
employe. who brings an extra appl
cant for work. Several other plant
seek female labor.
The committee yesterday also cor
sidered the erection and lighting q
signs advertising the city along ih
railroads. and Il was decided TO OBJ
tain estimates for their erection. Tn
committee is compiling a list Of man
ufacturing sites here for the informa
! tion Of out-of-town industries. II wal
reported that the committee was ne
gotiating with a large silk mannfac
turing company. which is seeking g
site for a wharf property.
Evening journal., 1910-10-20
DIVORCE NOTICE.


NEW CASTLE COUNTY, IS.
THE STATE OF DELAWARE.
TO THE SHERlFF or NEW CASTLE
COUNTY. GREETING;
Whereas, Henry Powell by his Pc
titien 20 the Judges of our Superior
Court fled in the Office Of the
Prothonotsry Of said Court In and
for New Castle County, for the
(SEAL) cause Of complaint therein alleged,
has made application o. our said
Judges that a decree may be pro
nounced dissolving the marriage
existing between the Petitioner and
Rose E. Powell
We, Therefore Command y ou, as you we're
heretofore COMMANDED that you, summon
Rose E. Powell, that she be and appear be.
fore the Judges Of our said Court at the next
term thereof TO be held at Wilmington, on
Monday, the Seventh day Of November next
to answer the allegations Of the said petit
tioner. Henry Powell according 70 the Act
Of Assembly In such case made and provided,
and also 20 do and receive what the Court
shall then and there consider concerning her
IN this behalf as 70 the Court shall seem
meet and consistent with the provisions OF
the said Act Of Assembly.
AND HAVE you THEN THERE THIS
WRIT.
Witness the Honorable James PcnneWill
at Wilmington. the Nineteenth day Of Sep
tember A. y. nineteen hundred and ten.
Issued September 2i, 1910
HERBERT l.. RICE,
o618.2o,27-n8 PROTHONOTARY
Evening journal., 1910-10-20
STATE NEWS NOTES

Mrs. r. b. Hopkins. of Milton. who
has been visiting her parents in Co
penhagen, Denmark, has returned
home.
Sussex county farmers say the past
summer has been the best for crops
and prices they ever have enjoyed.
After having filed valuable county
papers in old wooden closets for years
the Sussex County Levy Court MS OH.
dered steel filing cases.
Putting his new umbrella on the
/ porch while he entered his Office. Dr..
/ r. 3. Hopkins, of Milton, heard a noise
and was just I'm time TO open the door
and discover a burly negro running
away with the rain shedder A chase
resulted IN the escape OF the thief
Announcement has been received IN
Milton OF the marriage OF Miss Helen
ManshiD OF Milton. TO George B. Weld
ermann. OF Philadelphia, In the latter
city Miss Manship was the daughter
OF Alfred H. Manship, a former Mill
ton postmaster.
Miss Lenora Stadler. a Philadelphia
woman. who was arrested in Milton
for taking orders for medicine with
out a license by the County Medical
Society. was set free by the Sussex
grand jury, who failed TO indict.
Evening journal., 1910-10-20
HOME COMING
FOR BAPTISTS
Delaware Avenue Church Pre-.
pareS for Happy Reunion
of Members
PROMINENT SPEAKERS
ARE ON THE PROGRAM

Delaware Avenue Baptist Church
will celebrate Homecoming week. be-
ginning Sunday, October %, and in
Guiding Friday, October 28.
Everybody who wss ever a member
OF the church and strangers and
friends are cordially invited Mem
bers are writing old friends. The
church will send carriages TO call for
the shut-ins, and easy chairs Will be
brought to the church from homes.
Members OF the Ushers Union viii
carry those coming in rolling-chairs
upstairs 10 the front of the auditorium
The Rev. DR.. AlvaE Il. Hobart, pro-
fessor OF New Testament Interpreta-
ton, will be the morning speaker on
Sunday.
The Bible school will have special
exercises in the afternoon.
An elaborate musical program with
preaching by the pastor. the Rev. w.
G. Lassiter, will be the evening feat
ures.
The 91 members Of the Ushcrs'
Union viii take charge Of Monday
night
A special feature will be singing by
a male quartet assisted by visiting tall
ent The principal speaker will be
Charles Butler, secretary Of the Naval
Y. NJ G. A., Philadelphia. On Tuesday
night the Baptist ministers OF the city
will be asked to attend with their con-
gregations. A large chorus choir Will
sing. and the string band Of the Swed-
ish Baptist Church will play.
Wednesday night will be Sunday
School Night" and the Rev. III. r.
Musselman. a noted Sunday school
worker of Philadelphia. will be the
principal speaker A special feature
will be singing by tho new Sunday
school choir OF 40 voices.
Thursday night viii be known as
Church Night" and will he strictly
social. There VIII be special music.
At the close OF the service. refresh
ments will be served. On Friday night
the Christian EndeavOr Society will
have charge. The speaker will be tho
Rev. 3, b. Abbtt, Of Camden. n. j.
All the Christian Endeavor Societies
OF the city are invited to attend. The
Christian Endeavor Choir OF Delaware
Avenue Baptist Church will sing.
The usual services will be held on
the following Sunday.
Evening journal., 1910-10-20
arms

san. two miles west Of Delaware City, 290
acres and buildings, $4,000.
SON, nesr iron Hill, 33 acres and buildings,
s4N. one mile f.5n Ciild's station Cecil
county Nd los acres, $4,000.
s3N, one mile from Bear Station, iia acres
and buildings. Sc. 0oO
asN. iogg. miles from Newark, ! IS acres and
buildings net $3.50
96N, two miles from Christianai - acres
and buildings, SoOO
e7N. fve miles from Wilmington. near New
Castle 900 acres and dwelling, $4,000.
esN, Pencader hundred, 1os acres and
9eN. near Rose Hill. on New Castle trolley.
acres and dwelling, $4,000.
Io3N at Jesters Corner on State Road, 5
miles from Wilmington, $50 acres and
buildings. $500.
1o5N. ON Kenneth Pike. one.half mile from
Centrevillr. I "a acres and dwelling,
wheelwrght shop and dwelling over
head, 1000.
leading from Stanton 20 Newark, 14O
acres and buildings, $500.
111N Rose HTT, on New Castle trolley,
81 acres and buildings, s4,5oo-
I12N Rose Hill, on New Castle trolley 3
acres and buildings, $4,000
117N on Concord Pike, near Biuebal, 2
acres and buildings, $4,000
1lsN near Harmony station, 3. u X.
r. 3 acres, ] dwelling, s1,10o,
11eN, near Harmony Station, B. 0. r.
R.. 15 acres, in parcels TO suit per acre
12oN. one mile from Port Penn, near Della
ware City, 200 acres and buildings,
122c on New Castle trolley, one fare from
Fourth and Market streets, 4 - acres
and dwelling, $4,000.
125N, near Landcnburg, Pa. 20 acres and
new room house and outbuidings,
S2.so0; with stock, $4,000
Investigate our selling and purchase plan.
ONCE open Tuesday and Saturday evenings
Evening journal., 1910-10-20
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.
or.A.rr - - 7.
STATE OF DELAWARE
OFFICE or SECRETARY or STATE.
CERTIFICATE OF DISSOLUTION.
no An. no WHOM rrrsr pprsrN1, AfA'

TO ALL TO WHOM THESE PRESENT MAY
COME, GREETING:
WHEREAS, IL appears 10 my satisfaction
by duly authenticated record Of the proceed.
ngs for the voluntary dissolution thereof, By
the consent Of an the stockholders deposited
in my ofhce, the Hostein Lumber Company,
a corporation Of this State whose principal
oihce is situated az Tenth and Market streets
in the City Of Wilmington, County Of New
Castle, state Of Delaware, Delaware Incor.
porators Trust Company being agent therein
and IN charge thereof, upon whom process
may be served has complied with the re
quirementE Of ''An Act providing a General
Corporation Law, amended and approved
March 2, A. D. 1901, amended and ap
proved March II. A. d. 1903, amended and
approved March 20. a. d. 1905. amended and
approved March q. A. ID. 1907, and amended
aud approved April S, A. ID. 1909, prelimi
nary 70 the issuing Of this
CERTIFICATE OF DISSOLUTION.
Now. therefore, J. William r. Smithers
Secretary Of State Of the State Of Delaware
do hereby certify that the said corporation
did on the Twenty sixth day OF September
A. ID. 1910, file in the once duly executed
and attested consent ia writing 10 the dis
solution Of said corporation executed by All
sent and tho records Of the proceedings
aforesaid, are now on file in my said ofics
as provided by law.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF I have here
unto set my hand and Official seal, at Dover
this Twenty sixth day OF September in the
year Of our Lord one thousand nine hundred
and ten.
WILLIAM T. sAiITHERs,
Secretary Of State
secretery's once
Delaware.
1925 .i59s. .
s2o-o613.2o
Evening journal., 1910-10-20
ROOMS FOR RENT.
PUBLIC SALES.
D UBLIC SALE
-OF-
FURNITURE, CARPETS, RUGS
AND BEDDING

FURNITURE, CARPETS, RUGS
AND BEDDING
Will be sold at
sTIDHAM 3 SONS AUCTION STORE
III EAST FOURTH STREET,
FRIDAY, OCT. 81, 1910
az I o'clock p. m.
Handsome Qusrtered Oak Bed Room
Suites. fine Brass Beds, Is Enameed Beds
10 Felt Mattresses. Fine Parlor Suites, Ma
hogany Frame with CLAW Feet and Up
hoistered in Mercerized Verona; Hand
some Oak Sideboards. Pedestal Extension
Tables, Box Seat Dining Chairs, . Dozen
other Wood Seat Chairs, China Closet, Ward
robes, Roll Top Desks, Kitchen Cupboards
Fancy Parlor Rockers. Leather Couches, Odd
Dressers Princess Dressers, Brass, Costum
ers. Folding Beds, Iron Cribs, High Chairs
so Cotton Quilts. Fancy Covering 90 Pairs
Of Blankets, so Pairs Lace Curtains. Window
Shades Kitchen Tables, Combination Book
Cases and Desks, Chiffoniers, Geese Feather
CARPETS AND RUGS
Misht Carpets, In rooms from ? 20 35
yards; 25 Heavy Ingram Art Squares ox12
25 Handsome Smyrna Rugs, Oriental Pat
terms and Rich Colorlng, size z #. In: by
10 H. in. and 9xi2; 25 Alex Smith &
Sons Brussell, Tapestry and Seamless, size
ex12 n. and II. in. by 10 n. in. Here
is q chance TO buy Rug at just your own
price
consigned and must be sold az this sale "a
the highest bidders the owners must have
the money and nothing TO be reserved. Par
ties starting Housekeeping or refurnishins
should take advantage Of this sale and save
money.
Goods can be inspected evening before
sale and morning of sale.
All goods delivered free.
D. A Phone 5s5. Auctioneers for Owners
oi7,ts,2o
Evening journal., 1910-10-20
ESCAPES One CHARGE,
PEACE BOND IN OTHER

Charged with assault and battery
and pointing "a pistol. Samuel Valoha.
aged II years was given a hearing in
City Court this morning. The COM
plainant I'm the assault and battery
charge was John Msdoro who said
yalona punched him In the face at
Second and Tamall streets, "A week
ago. Joseph Allegro testified to see
ing the assault on Madora.
Valonas sister. Millie, said Madora
and Allegro had annoyed her and the
assault charge was dismissed.
On the pistol pointing charge. no
was placed under a 500 probation
bond. II was alleged he pointed q
pistol at Allegro.
Evening journal., 1910-10-20

After some months of declining
prices, the low point in the Bond mar
ket was reached the latter part Of July.
Prices then remained practl-
cally stationary for several
weeks, affOrding excellent Op-
pOrtunities for profitable investment,
as we pointed out in a special letter
I'm August last. Since the First Of
September an upward movement has
been In progress, which has now be-
come so pronounced, especially IN
municipal and railroad bonds, that we
suggest not only the prompt invest
ment of idle funds, but the anticipa-
lion of requirements later In the year.
We recommend our customers TO
take advantage Of the present OppOr-
tunity TO purchase municipal bonds,
railroad bonds, and standard public
service corporation issues yielding
from ) per cent. TO 1-2 per cent.
F. D. LACKEY & CO.,
Bankers and Brokers
Evening journal., 1910-10-20
FOr Sale

25th and West streets, rooms, bath,
porches heater.
623 South Connell street, G rooms, bath,
porch. gas cellar GRAINED. VIII be sold
for 81 ,25O il purchased Immediately.
Northeast corner 9Oth and Washington
streets. square house, rooms, bath,
gas electric fixtures.
1912 Monroe ST., r., B.. p, and II.
s. W Corner sth and Douglass Two dwell
ings and lot. Rent for S19. A bar
gain.
a2o.22 Brown street, rooms, bath and
porch. $3.50 each.
e2A brown street house and store, rooms
and bath $500.
S04 Harrison street
Evening journal., 1910-10-20
REGISTERS ORDERS.
REGISTERS ORDER.
Office Of the Register Of Wills,
New Caatln 10 nni Slant opth rofO

hfdlSIEk'S ORDER.
Office Of the Register Of Wills,
New Castle Co., Del, Sept. 2sth. 1910.
Upon the application OF Emma V. Hallam,
Administrative OF Isaac W. Hallam. late Of
Wilmington Hundred. in said county, de-
ceased, it is ordered and directed by the
Register OF Wills that the Administrators
aforesaid give notice Of granting Of Letters
Of Administration upon the estate OF the
deceased. with the date of granting thereof
by causing advertisements 10 be posted with.
In forty days from the date Of such Letters
in six Of the most public places Of tho
County Of New Castle, requiring all persons
having demands against the estate 10 pre-.
sent the same, or abide by an act Of Assem-
bly, in such case made and provided: and
the same period In the Evening journal a
newspaper published In Wilmington. Del. and
to be continued therein three weeks Co. @. a D
Given under tho hand and seal
Of oiice Of the Register Of Wills
aforesaid az Wilmington in New
(SEAL) Castel County aforesaid the day
and year above written
FRANCIS NJ WALKER,
Register OF Wills.
NOTICE.
Notice is h. eby given that Letters Of
Administration were in duo form OF law
granted unto the undersigned, ON tho 2sth
persons having claims against the estate Of
the deceased must present the same. duly
attestcd. 90 the said Adminietratrix on or
before the 2sth day Of September 1911. or
abide the Act Of Assembly in such case made
and provided.
EMMA " HALLAN.
Administratrix.
Address, William D. Kurtz, Esq, Attorney.
at'Iaw, Wilmington, Delaware.
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Evening journal., 1910-10-20
RIVER GIVES UP DEAD.
Bereaved Parents Start for Western
Home With Daughters Body.

POCOMOKE CITY, Md, Oct. 20
After the steamer Maryland had pass
ed Cedar Hall the body Of Miss Caryl
Eaton, who was drowned several days
ago, was discovered floating in the
Pocomoke river abreast of the White
farm by Captain Lloyd brewer, WA
was coming up the river with boat
load Of oysters. With the help of 10
men the body was taken back to the
Dennis homestead aud the anxiety OF
the bereaved father as to the recoy-
cry of the body was set at rest.
DR.. Eaton will start for Beloit, Wis.
with the body at once and will be
joined at Harrisburg by his wige.l who
has been in Washington, ID. c., waiting
until her daughters body was found.
Evening journal., 1910-10-20
Case Again Continued.

Assault and battery was charged
against Charles Wolhar in City Court
this morning. but his hearing was
further continued untu satura-y
upon request OF Assistant cry So
tor Chaytor.