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Sic Girdlcniraac.
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Yil0rbo. 2 Nllr8.
0as Gubiuett 2erict6 guic0crlm Sic
gGie5un9en Der }icJieruu9 }uu IN
tifan ltu0 einilte icb AMI sic 5run0.
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han0lun1en c'elt mcr0en io02n
9Iatt bcifloB ca acu Gortc} Sic Der.
eiilSred'tDorJolc 1t imter5rctcu.
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bemiinen uno ausldnoifhen Mirfte raren
nie5riacr GeqcH Gulus flhtcu oieie .Sttrse"
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ben.
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@hUippinen. 1Sorbes. lm0 Dem 2luoi-
teur ser 2SnicIrc9ierltug, @iaiom $.
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angGboten, Ole rom &rIe9s'etretar
0ifiniou ioiort per 816el an8enom-
men lpur0e. sic tritt am 1. 2lprIl
in Grait.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1911-03-03
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errcidlt hd5eu lie ans Grttnnt,idtcit
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Oieie g&cIi1 Die Nppoliiion All Gin
Ytln0e1undG }u Ucrrin1Crn
9lber Scr Seuutor Nale nou Wtciue
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ais and 9egen 0ie 6ccIpro3itdi3uor.
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ren @orlale auaiaueu piir0e. 10 bat,
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gcrem llnterban0eiu Cant Sen ne.
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3Utimnulnl N elmer 9tbitiunuul
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mo Idnlert 3et mar immcr Der
cine ODER au0crc Senator nit ciu2m
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| iiihren. 2ie incliteu Scnatoren ina
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mie0er 0eu 4oriis. as sic Senatsije.
una erofiuet mur0e. ghpa 30 g
natcrcn ioBeu in ihrcr Sieen. nbcr
nu0ere itr0mten in idncacr 6olgc in
sen Sdal. Senotor 9riir0p. oer 0as
@ort battle trnt ioiort III C5lmiteu
bon Seu3ior Qperiole juriid. Der 3u
Diiicn muuidte. Oh Sic ,5ortictunl
oc5 Iel;5.atuen loQes pom N}ouIiJ
iiber T. llhr htnaua enln ldla0ljheu
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munJ ij5ou9le 0lrcttc @dhl ser 5c.
natoren oirh oas Rolf mn 0cie
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pur0e. 1en1ior liclon 6aantraqte
0oraui 0aB Sic &ert1lln9 Scr Won
tagiiblmg Us # llhr 30 Uiimtln
eriolgen iolte, mas aud anqcuon.
men luer0en iollte 0umit mot Ser
Legislative (oq oe5 y. 6c6rllr }t
Gnoe. Senator Moueu upn I}iii'.
iippi ermlhnte oaraui non Der Yer
ifIeppnng5politif o53uIoiien oa
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llrhgnaD.
Gener 9Srdiiocnt oemdflt.
9D}ol;taohNco 2 VI

UfonteUhOco. 2. Nlir}.
Sofe Battle u OrOoncj nj ais
geafIolacr BON Or @lQmnau }um
Er0iiocnten bon llruIuap gemdbIt
mou0en.
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oatt
Die Mnhe luieSrr 6erneitellt.
Sort OH u rce 2. Nlarl

N0Tf on 7 -E7c7 z. Wlar5.
Ger Erdii0ent Simon Ser an Ser
Spite ie,ner Y1aee qeaen 0ic &Sn
iur9,ntcn ms Tao ac}08en pdr. iii
3uriifIefebrt. Gr cr+ldrte, 0ab occ
2Iuntan0 ne0eraeluoreu lit ln0 SAB
nun lpie0er Hubc ir %anD 5trr'dlt.
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NrOfbritGnmien.
Sritiibcr 9lOmiral gcitur6cu.

@ottsnoutb /. gidr}.
Ger 9tomirol Cir Guuon Some
O6erbefe6lsbdbcr in Gortsmout5.
mur0e wd6ren0 pes Worlens pom
ShlaJ gerilbrt IND itarb 4benos.
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EreuFiidc Gegicrnna fir gcidcnuer.
brennung.
Berlin q g2ar3.

Gie preuBHde Hegierung BAT i'm
Snota8 cine 8or.ale emge5radt.
Do0urh Die sc denDer5rannung iiir
geiasmaBig ertIlrt MIRO Dies be.
je.dlnet a,reu ooQitiH0uen llmidill
in Der SaItunJ Der A9jerunl bic
in 6en Ieeten 3Dan33 ,Sobren mie.
oerboIt ne3en oie'er 6ra1e interoai.
Iirt por0er 1T un5 iit INNER a6le5.
nerlO oa1enen nerhLelt.
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6unOnras.
gunilla miro un1coulOio.

@ern oie Tua toHierer3 IN
Qu.rt0 gorte5 iitl att nod 9eAts
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Scutidllano.
Gine glniraoc?
Berlin 2. 9lPar5.

Berlin, 2 I}dr5.
es miro qemeIoet. oaB Sic oeutihc
8egierunq in @dIbinaton mo 0tta-
ma anQeiroQt bat, Oh 9eutihlan0 ju
Sen SteuermQBjgungen 0es omerifl-
niih-fanaoiihen 9ie5iprojitdt9a6tom-
men berchtigt iein miro Ios 2lu5.
p1rtiae Amt mciB nah iciner &C..
bnupturg nihts bon eilrom ioldcu
@orgehen. Ger Y0auoclauertraas.
perbau0" Ioroert ooB sic &ereiuil.
ten Staoten 9cIltIhIan0 Sen Min
oeittarii gelpdbren inoem tie @ai6.
inqton aui bic 9eitntmung ocs bent.
ihen 3ougciebe5 pom Sabre 1910
binfpciien. nod ser ser 9unocsratb
crndhti0t it, 0ie oen &ereiuj9teu
Stanten gemaften 3u8eItdnonilie 3r-
riif3lpicben. ipenr iih Die beite6eroe
Gage 3u lln9lniter Qeutihlan0s
6urh Ip1tere 0ertri9e nit anoeren
r~4o~4o,, t,o,.S,, Sor+ & -
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TrOfciIur erreat SlnltUi;.

SerIiil Z. wars.
gfadl einem 3eiutugsberid)t iano
Elm un0n9euetmer 3ipi'heniaQ itott
BET oem 5citmahl Der &ijr3bnrgcr
llnioeriitGt 3lr @or'eier 0c5 80. Sc.
burtstoges 0e5 Hrimre1cnten 2uit.
polo BON @apern. &roieiior 6rjg
6e1cl, Der 0u3u baitnmt mar. elm
Sod auf oen G1jier 4i.5cln au5}u.
bringen fritiiirtc In e;ntr l}c0a oia.
len ia5r ihari mo iaa.c. er iau0a as
unlu8enehm SAB ar eruft uor0eH
mare, Elm Sod ami cine terion ans.
3ubrin9en on Ser man 10 Diel taoeln
fonnte. giur nit Dtuae tontten meb.
rere 8enerole NM an0are Cfii3iare
Derhir0ert mer6en. pl5tih inter
Grotat oen Sdal 3u oer.oiian.
Evening journal., 1911-10-25
GEORGETOWN

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
GEORGETOWN, Del, Oct. 25-Mr-
and Mrs. Thomas Jefferson Pyle, an
nounce the coming marriage of their
daughter, Miss Fannie p. Pyle, 20
Edward Stalfort of Baltimore. The
ceremony will be performed at the
home of the brides parents on North
Race street at noon on Saturday. No
vember 4th.
A sweet potato. the largest ever
grown in this section of the country.
weighing pounds and ounces, has
been placed on exhibition on John G.
Mcdowell OF Nanticoke district.
The Rev. James II. Gardner, has
commenced revival meetings at Unity
NJ e. Church, Fairmount. This is the
third church In the county this fall
to start evangelistic services.
The twenty-first anniversary of the
Nassau w. G. T. u. will be fittingly
observed on Nov. 3, by an entertain
ment which will be given at the home
Of one of the members.
The New Century Club will hold
entertainments OF various kinds this
winter.
Preparations are being made by the
different sorgum mills of the country
are already making what is knowr
In Sussex as the "old black molasses.
Miss Louise Ellingsworth and
Charles Kolata were married by th'
Rev. Mr.. Pardee at Glendale.
Evening journal., 1911-10-25
EASILY BREAKS
A SEVERE COLD
Also Ends All Misery From
the Grippe in Just a Few
Hours

Pape's Cold Compound is the result
of three years research at a cost OF
more than fifty thousand dollars. ana
contains no quinine, which We have
concluslvely demonstrated Is not ef-
fectiye In the treatment of colds or
grippe.
It is a positive fact that a dose OF
Pape's Cold Compound. taken every
two hours until three consecutive
doses are taken, Will end the Grippe
and break up the most severe cold.
either in the head. chest, back, stom
ach, limbs or any part or the body.
It promptly relieves the most mis-
erable headache. dullness, head and
nose stuffed up, feverishness. sneez-
ing, sore throat, running Of the nose,
mucous catarrhal discharges, sore
ness, stiffness and rheumatic twinges.
Take this harmless Compound as
directed, with the knowledge that
there is no other medicine made any
where else in the world, which will
cure your cold or end Grippe misery
as promptly and without any Other
assistance or bad after-eifects. as a
25-cent package of Pape's Cold Com
pound, which any druggist in the
Earld can supply.
Evening journal., 1911-10-25
MILFORD

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
MILFORD, Del, Oct. 25.-on Friday
evening an entertainment will be
presented under the auspices of the
Mite Society Of the Presbyterian
Church.
As usual preparations are being
made here by many persons for the
celebration OF Halloween.
Captain William +. Lank Is inn
prving as rapidly as possible and will
soon be able TO be out again.
The Rev. II. 7. Quigg, pastor OF the
Avenue NJ. y. Church. who, before en-
terlng the ministry, was a book
binder by trade, has organized a class
in book binding.
Robinson and Webb have shipped
from Milford and stations adjacent
about 10000 baskets of pears for
which they have been paid on an ever
age about IL cents 20 IA cents per
basket.
Charles Still, a barber. and Miss
Gertrude Shaw we're married on
Thursday evening Of last week.
Evening journal., 1911-10-25
VISITOR In
DOVER PULPIT

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER, Del. Oct 25.--The Rev. L.
A. Bennett. the evangelist pastor
whose revival meetings In Milford
resulted in the formation of big con-
gregation there, will preach in the
Dover Nj. p. Church next Sunday at
1880 and 7.45 o'clock. There will
also be Sunday school at $50 o'clock
and Christian Endeavor services and
special program at 7.45 o'clock.
st. Jones Sunday school will hold
harvest home exercises next Sunday
afternoon at o'clock and In the
evening. the Rev. w. f. Dawson will
begin revival meetings to continue for
two weeks.
The women of the First Methodist
Protestant Church will hold a pack
age social on Thursday evening at the
residence of Mrs. George G. Britting'
ham, on Governors avenue.
Dover High School pupils have re
sumed the publication Of The Lotus
the school paper, with q. Leslie
Gooden as editor; Bertha Mckee
first assistant; Elizabeth Taylor
second assistant; Harold w. Horsey
business manager, and Marie ID. Mar
! tin advertising manager.
Evening journal., 1911-10-25
FRANCHISE TALK
BRINGS CLASHES
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him as saying. do you take it." Mr..
Crosby told him he would have to lay
any proposition before the board Of
directors. The next time he and Mr..
Jones talked about it Jones raised the
price to 100000 and Mr.. Crosby says
he told him he might as well make
it a million.
Mr. Wallace asked permission 20
add a few words. He said that Mr.
Crosby had been fair as far as he
went. but didn't tell all What Mr..
Crosby offered Mr. Jones, Mr. Wallace
said. was to guarantee the interest on
$3.50 900 of bonds annually. When Mr..
Jones asked Mr.. Crosby what else, Mr..
Crosby replied We'll take the line,
Mr.. Wallace said.
"Do you make that statement under
oath or as hearsay," President Sparks
asked Mr. Wallace
Meanwhile Mr.. Crosby arose and
said that he had made such an ofer
I'm a telephone conversation with Mr..
Jones.
President Sparks again asked Mr.
Wallace If he made the statement
under oath.
''Mr. Crosby comedies what l say is
true. I think that is sufficient" re-
torted Mr.. Wallace.
Evening journal., 1911-10-25
THEY MARRIED
AHEAD OF TIME

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MIDDLETOWN. Del, Oct 25.-Wil-
liam Green. son OF Grs. Eliza Cochran
Green and Miss Elizabeth Cochran,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard R.
Cochran, both of Middletown, were
married in New York city last Thurs
day. They had intended to be mar
ried next spring and the wedding
came as a surprise to their many
friends here. They will make their
home on a farm near here after next
March.
A delightful meeting was held at
the New Century Club on Tuesday,
"Our Tourists" Miss May NJ. Holten,
chairman. Miss Eliza Green read a
paper written by Miss Ethel Brady
telling Of her trip to England, during
the past summer. Miss Marie T. Lock-
wood gave an interesting account Of
her recent trip to Vancouver. B. c.;
California, Salt Lake City and other
places. This trip occupied about two
months and the account was most
agreeable. Miss Lockwood had no
notes. but described her trip from
memory. While in Vancouver, she
was the guest Of her uncle, Edward
Lockwood. some years ago a resident
of this town. but now a wealthy real
estate dealer of Vancouver.
Mrs. Henry NJ. Schroeder gave. q
pleasant account Of her two weeks
trip TO the coast or Maine, telling ol
the many beauties of that part OF the
country.
Evening journal., 1911-10-25
LEAVES FORTUNE
TO DELAWAREANS

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GREENWOOD, Del, oct. 25.-Dy
ing in Palestine. Illinois. and leaving
her entire fortune OF over fifty thou
sand dollars to Delaware relatives,
Mrs. Mary Leverton willed that the
money be held I'm trust by the state
until her relatives could be located.
Mrs. Leverton had some sisters liv-
ing In Delaware whom she had not
heard from In years, but desired that
they have her fortune. In her will she
bequeathed the entire sum TO her sis
ters with the provision that the state
search for whereabouts Of the rela-
tives.
Last week Judge Lowe and the hus-
band OF the dead woman came 10
Greenwood In search OF the heirs. But
as yet no information concerning
their whereabouts has been secured.
Evening journal., 1911-10-25
SEAfORD LIQUOR SELLERS
SENT TO THE WORKHOUSE

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GEORGETOWN, Del. Oct. 25--The
fourth week of Superior Court and
Court OF General Sessions convened
here yesterday, but little was done
until the afternoon session, when the
Seaford whisky cases came up for
disposition. The first case to be tried
was that of Harry Lankford, Charged
with selling whiskey to Arthur Hitch,
OF Seaford. In the presence OF Robert
Owens, of Dover. who is employed by
the Anti-Saloon League to ferret out
"speakeasies." He was convicted and
sentenced to serve two months in
prison, pay fine of $50 and cost OF
prosecution.
Andrew J. Buckman, who, Friday OF
last week. was convicted OF sale tc
John X. Reed. was placed on trial for
an alleged sale TO one Harry l.. Baker
and was convicted The Court sent
enced him to serve four months a
Greenhank, pay a fine of $50 and cos
OF prosecution. In the other case hi
was sentenced to serve two months
Evening journal., 1911-10-25
STANTON

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STANTON, Del, Oct. 25.--Revlval
services are being continued in Stan
ton NJ. r. Church.
Mrs. De Shene and children, Marie
and Rosamond, OF st. Clair, Mich,
and Mrs. Harry Boyer. OF Roselle.
were guests OF Mrs. Samuel Jones, re-
Gently.
Mrs. Matte Mcclure entertained the
Rev. and Mrs. Amos Brown on We'd
nesday.
Allen sindall is seriously III at his
home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Chambers en-
tertained at their home on Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Kitchens, Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert Kitchens and Walter
Kitchens OF Iron Hill. Md.
MIR. and Mrs. Allen Sindall enter
tanned at their home on Sunday Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Carton and daugh-
ter Elizabeth and Miss Margaret Sin
DAN and Charles Sindan.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Messimer and
children, Charles and Sadie were
j guests OF Mr.. and Mrs Amos Messi
mer on Sunday.
, Mr.. and Mrs Laurence Knots AM
child were the guest OF their parent
Mr.. and Mrs. George Knots on Sun
day.
willard Neville visited his parent
Mr.. and Mrs William Neville on Sun
day.-Hunter Register was the CUES
OF Stanton friends on Sunday.-MI
and Mrs. Harry Boulden were guest
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Boulden Ol
Sunday.-Miss Bessie Boyd and Georg
Hough we're guests Of Wilmington
friends on Tuesday evening
Evening journal., 1911-10-25
SEAFORD

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SEAFORD, Oct, 25.--Although the
weather is warm and Il is rather
early for butchering, many farmers
are killing hogs to save them from
cholera.
The value OF real estate in west
Seaford has greatly increased during
the past few years, and at the pres
ent time building lots are in steady
demand
Edward Hurley and Conner Cannon
have purchased the stock and fixtures
Of the hardware store OF Jacob l..
Johnson, deceased.
There probably never has been
such prosperous season for quail
and partridges in recent years. The
dry spring is said to have caused the
abundance Of game.
-Four more Seaford speakeasy men
were found guilty In court. Andrew
]. Buckman, Harry Langford, James
Deshields and Lee Cannon.
Some unknown person destroyed
a signal lamp on the railroad, Sunday
night, near the High Street bridge,
stopping travel until It could be re-
placed.
Thomas n. Rawlins is spending a
few days with Philadelphia and Will
mington friends.
Wallace. Irwin, of Philadelphia,
spent a few hours in Seaford yester-
day.
Leroy Tyndali. overseer OF the sus-
sex County Aims House, was in Sea-
ford yesterday.
T. Goodman. OF Laurel, spent Sun
I day with his brother. Samuel Good.
man.
Mrs. George Sharpley, OF Salisbury
Nd. is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
/ ter T. Wallace.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Wright, o
Bridgeville, were the guests OF Sea
ford friends yesterday.
Evening journal., 1911-10-25
DELAWARE CITY

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DELAWARE CITY. Del, Oct. 25.-
Mrs Bena B. Mullen, Of New Haven
Conn, was buried in Delaware City
Cemetery, Saturday.
Miss Annie Armstrong and John
Tugend were married In Wilmington
on Saturday.
The Rev. and Mrs. Bancroft, Of Ber-
lin, Md. were entertained over Sun
day by Mrs. Laura Atkins.
The Rev. and Mrs. Mearns, OF
Christ Episcopal Church, Is to move
from Delaware City next month.
The willing Workers will holS
their masquerade social In the As
sembly Hall on October 81 instead o
In Central Hall as heretofore an
nounced.