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BATTLE Will BEGIN AT 800 O'CLOCK
lMgRICANS WILL
De IN DANCER

D Omitted Press Leased Wire.) .
. WASHINGTON, d. c., Apr =
. 21.-Despite disclaimers by .
D the Mexican government of .
D any wish to have American .
. lives or property endangered q
. by hostilities along the bor- q
. der, officials here today fear q
. that IL Madero attacks Juarez q
. at the expiration of the time q
D set by him for Diaz to resign q
. -3 o'clock this afternoon q
. there will be repetition of q
0 the Douglas incident, but q
. with much more serious con- q
Q sequences. q
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(By United Press Leased Wire.)
SPOKANE, April 21.-Three
secret indictments were returned
this morning by the federal grand
Jury, and 1t is believed they were
true bills against three Spokane
enumerators who counted noses
during the last government CEN
sus. Bench warrants were ordered
issued by Judge Rudkin, and the
defendants If found will be
brought before him for prelim-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-04-21

'sioners Is being made by the par
tisans of Roys.
Mayor Seymour and Commits
sioner Roys held two long con-
ferences this morning.
When asked what was up the
mayor said that they were going
over the police situation, and dis
cussing the matter of law enforce
ment. Roys said he had done as
well as he could.
The mayor said no definite plan
of action was settled upon.
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north bank of the river, close
enough to it to take in a part of
the buildings on the American
side. If the troops can prevent
1t, not a single resident of Ell
Paso will be allowed to pass this
barrier, once the firing begins.
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NEWS ITEMS FROM
THE HICKTOWN BEE.

new Easter hat. cause she is still
paying on her Grand Upright.
Grandma Mute of Lower Mills is
thinking of getting a new upper set.
Chicken cronuettes and smch % things
We now have IL subscribers on
our telephone list. Nine of 'em are
public stations like they have in the
city, only you don't have to pay.
If every feller's ambitions was
realized we wouldn't have no clerks
to wait on us in the stores, would
we? This is a question put by Lafe
Watertower today.
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THE BEST SERVICE.

The Times gives best ser
vice on want" Ads by tele-
phone. The operators not
only take Want" Ads quick
ly and accurately, but are
able to advise as to the writ
ing of the ads as we'll.
Emergency calls for help
bring best results in The
Times want" columns. Main
733 or A173.
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Opinion here was general that
Diaz would not yield and that the
battle would be fought. Follow
ing the refusal of General Ma
varro to surrender. without direct
instructions from Mexico City. the
American troops here today made
every preparation to maintain a
strong double Gordon along the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-04-21
WORMS ATE UP
THE OLD BUOY

A new buoy is to be built by
Commissioner Woods. Harbor-
master Captain Cliff recommends
ed that buoy No. 1 be replaced
and the council ordered it done
this morning. The worms have
eaten up the old buoy, which is
20 years old.
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BALTIMORE, April 2t.--
Miss Margaret d. Hambleton,
daughter of the late Frank
8. HambIeton, millionaire
banker, today is the bride OF
Owen Frank Monahan, ex-
pert mechanic, whom she met
while MonaIan was repairing
her mothers automobile.
Mrs. Hambleton suspected
that her daughter was in love
with Monahan and strongly
objected to the match.
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(By United Press Leased Wire.)
Galveston, Tex, April 21.--It
was learned here today the war de-
partment has ordered 500 cof-
fins shipped from New York to
the Texas boundary line.' Much
speculation is aroused over the
grewsome report as to what the
intentions OF the government are
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AMERICAN BOYS
ARE RELEASED
fBy United Press Leased Wire. }

{By United Press Leased Wire.)
WASHINGTON, D. c., April FL.
City dispatches received
here today say that President
Diaz has ordered the release of
the American prisoners, Law
renee Converse and Edwin Blatt
from the cuartel at Juarez as the
result of plea by Converse's
father,
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Fawcett. Il just thought L,
show you what the old man di,
for these people. And he's beef
doing the same sort OF thing al
his life. I'm glad waa one D
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-04-21

Al man came into the Times
office this morning. He was one
of the 10000" In his hand he
he a check for the ParkIand
Orb MS Home signed by A. VI.
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Late Bulletins
(By United Press Leased Wire

(By United Press Wire)
WASHINGTON, D. c., April 21.-Ufficial
President Roosevelt
sador Germany, all Is to say wore
SAN April 21.-Feports
send the flagship California from Ensenada
SAN FRANCISCO, April 21.-The site
ed Exposition
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STORE AMMUNITION
AT AUSTIN, TEX.

AUSTIN Tex, April 21-NIore a quarter of a million
stored in the basement The being shipped
Frankfort arsenal In boxes 2OO
dtion to the quarter Of million rifle cartridges
cartridges
lCOlquitt Adjutant General Hu tchings.
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Ulysses s. Grant Smith has
been given the right by Wash
ington, Pa, court to write his
name Grant-Smith. He Is first
secretary of the American lega-
tion at Brussels, and said in his
petition that the simple name
Smith" subjected him to many
unpleasant experiences among
European mobility.
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MRS. SCOTT
CON CEDED
ELECTION

(By United Press Leased Wire.)
WASHINGTON, d. c., April FL.
The reelection of Mrs. Mat
thew Scott of Illinois as president
general of the Daughters of the
American Revolution by a small
majority was conceded here today
by Miss Poe, press agent for Mrs.
William Story of New York, Mrs.
|Scott's- opponent for the office.
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FINED $50 FOR RAISING RUMpUs

Klaus Johnson was fined $50 and
costs in police court yesterday for
raising a disturbance in his home.
Johnson's brother law testified
that he had received a black eye
from Johnson when he attempted to
restore quiet.
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Ell PASO, April 21-That
machine the boom of
Paso with edge anxiousy awaited
the rebels Madero said the battle would begin
With this to
Rio Grande whether there
ederas
hills Of
seen however, and all quietly
awaiting the decision by Diaz
loose O
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-04-21
INDIANAPOLIS,

INDIANAPOLIS, April 21.-
Mrs. J. II. Tratton OF London,
president OF the worlds r. w. 9.
Al, declared in her address yes
terday that the habit of American
women OF reading novels trans
lated from the French is demor-
alizing.
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rouR noYs rINED

FOUR BOYS FINED
r. ID. Sherman, John Burke, t.
Joyce and John Curran, the four
youths arrested for raising a dis
rurbance near 27th and Yakima
streets, were fined $40 each by
Judge Arntson yesterday.
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REBEL ATTACK WILL
Begin EXACTLY ON
SCHEDULED TIME
Americans in Ell Paso will be endangered by bullets
from machine guns---Diaz has not come to terms
and three o'clock is time set for battle
(Py United Press Leased Wire .

USy United Press Leased Wire).
Ell PASO, TEX- April 2f.-MOVEMENT by REBELS
FROM THE HILLS TOWARD JUAREZ
MARKED WHAT is RELIEVED
EvOLUmONs PRECEDING THE ATTACK ON JUAREz WHICH
WAS SLATED FOR 3 O'CLOCK.
THERE WAS COUNCIL OF WAR AT MADEROs HEAD
QUARTERS THIS MORNING, WHEN THE REBEL BOARD
STRATEGY PRESENTED DETAILED PLAN OF RATTLE
WHICH WAS CONSIDERED AND ACCEPTED INSUR-
RECTO LEADERS.
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DOUGLAS Ariz April 21-COl Chpapas, with 500 federa
left Aqua Preta to
relief of Juarez.
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BANK CLEARINGs.

|CIearings s..........$722,64 ,646.16
Balances .......... 116,4S4.14
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One OF the most snterestinx features sf shs Sase-
ball season II the contest for which the 11mes ef-
tered senson passes. The fans asked 70
guess how many hits would be made by ali tears
In the opening series. Now they watchinw
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-09-05

can" WITH r1l9 c,isNf .ti,HsauN. lll tlie
l:a:in CT ra,.:@. tsGunlMnr.s III liz h,Gatl%
jlr;ssia,,e IA tN,s uatau. GsluiinAusr en-.
an,-nt Ma !aatsNenca en- AZ leaau eIiN
.il,taa iati diaJ lie liNWM WHAT thu tie
a;SirM WA when he lrE.tl nMSiisr sun.
M!ssscm ~ il. Ills intiilunnW tilt aar
,aaig,e raia daaHi,su,. nun Id Mas oildsl-
y s,S.srr-asl IL taie hope ra,aM 4 large
;ratsnl;iG,ea ~ rate c,nll,r III IN IT,.
NM Mcla,t ial.tsuNe pus.isN evlsisl.ml 10
asrapr III Ut aac;taz,a.n arYsat..
VIE .acr IL -isG. liz Int the eSsu,raN
.Ip':sisss sat@r. In ce:atsaE ciie ,tiaai-
sit:n athsr taiNs .al3s,. ~. dine ii liz MI
:nssslAe 40 .lralit raN. wander. N,i,r,,.,
VtsIsN II wra,g III, tat alsu iaSa,,Nt na
si'.:w rile its:isc the ra@sssns,E ss.unau-
srN,& 80 MtI:cii Che legal sus;v,ucu ID
s'.sserN iaa ana II a,pea,s ciissa ra,.s
;c';atia.iss, a,cssgtsn1 Buchanan. Gar-
n1m a.ns Ga''sr rsre snRseaa.,t migdn
t,a Ga TIA. . s4la sa;reme e,v,rsr
Saat iowa cIa YrH-slsNerY ctsrrr.ss.
~fTt = assisas': .':ur ais ss,o,iIe asa,.sa
s.:,ue&ss. NE resslIS, aaMsu.r. N,.s
-'tG I:.s c:snsat.us sl.rMs With 1a,,.
Kansas VA. VIA ,.cre cecSe,as.s .us
s'e sasU~saa'srp sssces a,sss. any era.s.r
.saa.SH.
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Sports
PACKEY TRYING TO
GET DOWN TO 13a

Chicago, Sept. 5.-Packey McFar.
land. who hopes to wear the light
weight crown, is hard at work train
ing for his ten-rOund bout with the
champion, Ad Wolzast, which is 10 he
nHld in Milwaukee September Is.
FROM now until a few DAYS before
the fight the little boxer will train
strenucusly. Packey says he intends
TO train harder for this bout than
for any other in which he has mar
iicipated.
Packey'S plan 10 to get down TO 1873
pounds as soon al possible and then
build himself up rather than let him
self stay even. A few days before the
fight he will cut his weight down ali
at once. Packey's trainer says the
plan will leave Packey stronger for
the bout than any other way OF
training, Packey realizes that he will
need every bit Of strength when he
cltmbs through the ropes to meet
Wolgagt.
Packey looks the picture Of health.
The lightweight is never far out Of
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Nearby ~ IH,rinactdtNN an tltnV NNe,
KsH,, monN as,d asaa,, ant 1nassiN srai.M.
a,ssmala, ;,an MOVE G.,ai3 IN ln a.
r.an;i.,fi ny Wai.trMes Mal.utsex rliual az
t,-iW seasons ~ The s,ar..;; raial. tt.Rs,
:n..,sNne nat ia,s,uala, ant r.iaai r.iMH
Az. lrsteicna ta.ies, i'll MGEl sn nssssr.,
= Matiesa c.,aNmendY c4sraet !pts,n.
:,sciaa,.
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largely ts,e q. rlt. yteua, .ssn,x pea..,en'
wiSc;t css,as 10 all osiseraaa. l:ssds-
s,;As, SPECIALIZED, Wien su.i,..,er ,.i,t
a'tAIs.!sn s.h>r., tsNtl t!tas: NlH s0I ant
SIRIUS ,ss .s ,:e,craM:: Is IA. ;al:1
Msrits. g.,ss .ia:ssay :y ,epa.rr.s tram
sls1GRt: Ill para ~ 'ltm c,:,t.st.r,r aaH,.
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SOCIETY

4
DE- and Mra~ z r Robertson LEFT
\ to-day n6on for y~aanessOs~ rasrs 10.
nn0'sDr DE- Roner1an@ oMclxseB al
AA E1xsTtz&e OF Miss LpsSne Crv5n
MI f. Schsddesasnsr and dAmxater
knse. OF SE- Panl veg. rtxftOrY ove.
LAaof 6sg Ii the home OF Mr. and
&sx L AnSssSko On North Yyurth
street
AEx- James Unnte left today voc
Tor Minneapolis to spend a few dxrl
At the tats-
Mrs. James z Hail of Grafton rss.
sss0 mere gessefdSy vIta nsr 6xRgh-
ters Miss Helen Hall, narse at 81
NteaS@ls SosydtaH and with othe:
relatives
Miss Violet Love left yesserday 10
1*S9a lsF duties As teacher fin ths
Crystal City schools
Miss Ruth Ecknaan LET. last ereutns
TOT ~EaoEasaon asar where sine rtI!
teacn iais yea.
Res. and Nrs- d. VI. Mcintosh vii,
W 10 the residence al sIz Foarh
avenue this week
WEISS Sscss Roxe is entertaining al
be guest this week Miss Amelia VAC
FAX OF Isnso- Mics stephansa Wac
Tex sFriTed last evening bot vent, On
Z" ~ Cloud 10 attend school.
Misses Alice and Stella Mccsbe lief,
sast sfsassg fer their home In 81. Pa1i
S'tsr ss.o5t2g several days here as
gue&is o. Nj and Mrs.. ]. J. Daily.
Mr.. and Mrs. VI. J. Dousherry OF
CONWAY were among the visitors fin
tbs City yesterday.
Nj and Mrs. H. l.. Emery Of Ener-
ado were Labor day guests in the
City.
Mr. and Mrs. h. C. Hanken Of
Cnnrehs Ferry we're arrivals in the
e,ty AS. evening.
Misses Blanche Green, Mabel Dahl
and Minnie Welo and LLOYD Reilly ar
rived last evening to attend the local
high school this year.
Mrs. J. E. Deary left this morning
Tor Woman, called by the death Of
ner sitter, Mira. Thomas REYNOLDS.
Mrs a NJ. Bond and children have
arrived from Devils Lake to make
future home in this city.
The X. C. Hunter family returned
las. eYsning from Maple Lake where
they have been enjoying cottage life
ouf1ns the summer month";.
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g*.::s.s5 :~so.srz1a. at :ses:.s ...-
s' 4 :. .ae<:ss. Il: .tsa1.1za, es1Gz,-
81: ..a: ta% character II Buchanan
a.a TaasT RS .;Ny. II :.e .a.a.,y d.
s.s eaatYHs,
fhsss a&s ::.s- ossa c~tsntasas1 = IL.
rsiac.s se.:ts. u ~rIs works II
Jaaass ss~sraaasn." .asrt ay john <
M.<:., Tass c1a.A:a. .ms Is..e.-
f:ga J.s.;ns Ca.syn O. T~sns.aa.4
~ ::schaasn sa.gas.inx :aa. ,Ae pr.s-
G:aLels: aixas insn.ane Jas.se.
~ " |'"'''' :" t'"; HEH.'sSn fyf
;aa ssx: ~ as:hs." EXaznaa'x reply
~ a!x iesn:f " Grisr are mt given.
saa p'oaah!7 hars NJ, bsen p,ssG.v-
81: IN. ta.: he did w.!x, y, Cr:er IN
nr:t'sE.it7 VI ca.rga's 1rop<xsa! ia
shsyn III Gris-'s repIy.
TIE iatn:r SAYS the. b. had shsxn
,hH prssicsp.'s letter VI Cnlsf Jus..cs:
Tans? ard Justice Ca.ron. ami, with
,h<ar concu.rence." re ,o,d the p.exs.
esa: what the deets:Gn vas III is, "iu
ea5bfhencs." Further. Grt.r said .ha.
!" order N Keep s~ec.ionaiism out q.
.hs Hscision h. had agreed n, con-
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Gccsaas;e.e ..r.. a.sxs L!
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MURRAY SAYS THAT
Is SCARCE

Philadelphia Sept 5-e.lly MURRAY,
tGfrnsr Pa5na5@ manager, anE scouting
t@r t1s Ffrzass. declared ,azs mere,
In the history of sh@ game vas -na-
gof asAEaae t~aaE=claa SO scare
He insists sAAs fully ninety per cen,
OF the = nnoot ooukh. this year
Sial fail 10 make good Mos. of the
cOfI@glzns, he saTs. are lemons pure
and siunpls and EIll not survive mex,
springs training trips. Bills claim
does noE make local fans feel yer,
shakE H the Fasllies have SO MANY
men under cover that a. least a few
should come mp TO stag. Il, that the
Pa:i1ies' scouting sgstem is superior
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-09-05

TO TIA, Of an yother club in the
league.
Since Doom and Fogel took the
club 70 bets have been overlooked.
No matter how small the team may be.
i. The Phillies have heard of a young
sier who shows promise, no time is
LOST in having a scout look him over.
Many star ball players have com into
The big leagues straight from the lots
and it does not pay to pass them up
100 soon.
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Benner, Begg & Garvn

enasd6toGe- fog ns Is q a,eIs. C. ersa
a@ztHtS- Packers mnsse1ss have a,s-
enHae kaiasr sahaT from his long
azE-St@ AMID ns aa.s ral:n ON a as,sse
aesa- &eFarlsm5Ts wind. hvEers., i.
good
Packer expresses the ut--czl ccsa-
6e1e's In regard TO rn5s hattie. He
CANNOT figure GU. hpw tas.= Is &
chance sos him ito sess-
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SIRIUS AID J'HY SrS.

II In N old superstition ihat about
this time ~ year. when our n,tn and
the far larger sun called Sirtub. the
great star Of Cant. Major. therefore
named tho "Dog-st1r." are almost ~
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Amy TIME will. OF snaurSs. h& . xsuE,a uGu. an s,EE
Gsaras hpaeNers makes tine s1essrE uhe hsa1 lnns 7n cr
Of . SepsnSlaDe easrseuer ut a exazUin& spu11I n p
By pEnslne 3 Pnnsh Coat ars.r earlg WIN nus ID
esaHSan IN peseas suG We propose tp Share 1.it kEnGtE
Ata1aie &laE.
You WIN NOT ama snr plush esa.s er th. r-sarhsn
1anas we have Each &zrnasrt rHsAsHb.s Ez Ra1lsasn. u
2sy sxaef SshAa e~aS A6k. Wed eu5rT saan1lax liz
rGw or aNd.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-09-05

Governor stubbs will make a La
Dor da5 speech at Cherokee. AZ
things have beer rather gnle: in his
line for some.ime you will likely hear
the governor tear of some advanced
ideas i6 progressive government. II
IL not imposxihle for him to propose
that the Hiate :aEe oye the coal nineg
and Immediately revive the wage
Echedule upward.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-09-05
CHICAGO PRINTS WON
TROPHY

s. Louis. Sept. Chicago printers
Ton The Herman trophy in the union
printers national baseball league here
BY defeating the Cincinnati printers
b? % to 9. Each team had previously
Won three gaines each this week. A
field day program of six events pre-
coded the baseball game. C%enterfleld-
er bigger of the Chicago printers has
been signed by the Worcester team.
To change f~lattery to w~el'-deserved
praise, head it your way.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-09-05
MORTALITY IN SUMMER

a lnsu i an1zn IT, ~ e 1ssssap*rs are tn q: ho.THyins stories oft the death list
q children s.' t@tns FED largely @ = mill this is usually due to the quality
" USE OF the milk tse.. and in aged people o a general
HDR. a DWELL, s s rel Of he s:s'en because Of extreme heat.
the ,tnei1 81 5r = 81, ire sEoaes and .hese can usually he avoided BY
c G1d els s syrnn a1 pe.. ss"e Iz . he uses {. children and aged people than Dr..
.han..saa S;.up IepsaH. "hco ior & generation has been the reliance OIL
up ir.sa q ns % o. rs, n .aiea is gaining in favor yer year This remedy
bts - = .sa@ns s3" !a3atfe Taieror D." infant medicine" contains thinp
f 9ese. Is a n. aa. to ne health Z the weakest or youngest person. and its
80 80 90 ~ ec c n1 ioFm a habit as is tie case with narcotic remediesI
S W sa o. q, 90 4 .o1r errszist this very day and buy a 50 cent II ST. 90
$3.50 $3.50 ny ~ IL thoasanas q CHER parents, keep it IN hand for 81 m amer
lsenc5. you "a obtain a FREE SAMPLE BOTTLE by addressioa &" e"e'
DR. n. B. CALDWELL, 400 Caldwell Bldv- Monticello III
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1911-11-21

St. Paul man had two ducks.
Met a friend, and in squirt of
generosity, said Here, have one
of my ducks" They walked on
together. Presently the friend
said: Lets drop in here and
shake dice, my duck against
.yours."
Z 7. P. Morgan, please note.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1911-11-21
Of Uncle Jim.

Now Uncle John is good and true
And worthy of my praise =
While Uncle Jim has made a stew
Of life in many ways; ~
But that wont change the tens
per of
My hearts peculiar whim,
My Uncle John I praise; I love
My Uncle Jim.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1911-11-21
90

PREFERENCES
By Berton Braley.
My Uncle John is staid and
straight
And thrifty as Scot
He works from early morn till
late
And he has saved lot.
My Uncle Johns without doubt
A man to pattern on
But-I'm not very keen about
My Uncle John. :
My Uncle Jim's no model man
He drinks to some extent,
He lives upon a joyous plan
And he's improvident;
His words no better than his
bond =
His usefulness is slim, &;
And yet somehow I'm very fond
Evening journal., 1911-01-06
IN MEMoRfAM.


John Maguigan, Died December g. 1909.
(By T.. g.
In certain sense. the well-loved dead are
with use ever:
In places they were won't TO visit hero.
At touch Of garments by their touch made
dear,
There comes the thought TO us, Death
cannot wholly sever
So in the gentle life we here commemorate,
Remembered kindly deeds their comfort
bring:
And though its very sweetness leaves a
sting,
The memory whispers 'Be not quite dis.
consulate.
We do rejoice that this, our son, once lived
70 bless us,
And gladden us with love that will not
cease,
And happy are We that he rest in peace
But still our loss and longing for him
sore distress us.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Maguigan.
Evening journal., 1911-01-06
Rank I'm Second Ceninrr.

Wilmington has cause for pride
lnsomuch as 1t has one banking in
stitution which has just started upon
its second century of existence. This
Is the National Bank of Wilmington
and Brandywine. From its opening
in 1910 the concern has steadily in
creased its surplus holdings until
they now reach 100000. The present
directors of the concern are:
George S. Cappelle, c. Wesley We'll
din, Alfred ID. Warner, William T.
Lyman, Frank II. Thomas, Alfred d.
Poole, Edmund Mitchell, Caleb NJ.
Steward, Henry NJ Taylor, Samuel
X Smith, Charles s. Gawthrop and
James Il. Eliason. The officers are
George S. Cappelle. president; Caleb
M. Steward, vice-president and CASH
ier; Aubrey Thatcher, assistant cash
Ter.