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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-09-20
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Ger meooelteS iorlebell, al oct par
lpftebes en- init Officer at ]tonltruere
ct Ieroplan, lom tlIrl0e bPpe Jig loo
ret op ira Warten. Waltlnen ltlll0e
O9ioa tunne boloe Jig garlte title /
&llftcn, % Neoiti9nIngell tie rolI8
og belt looret.
"Go9IIihe Hlnoiduu", iom bragte
oar fsrite W~teboelelie ON SpiinoeI.
len, ubtaler, al Oct III ct LOTT ira en-.
bper SauSbeb$ forpligtelie % fan
me0oele, at Spftn0elien er naact no
al WooeIitaoiet. Sen er patenterct
% oil bli prafttif uOiormet. On
Spitlberen mebOeles, at ban er Ell
Plbre Officer ira Berlin.
Gen ubprc SmuGltning, ipm Sps
iiuhelicu al ct iIi9t GeropIan piIoe
betpoe, boooe / miIitEre % berger.
Ilge 9iemeO, fslger al Jig leIp. Sp'
iinbcren unpenoer en- Oteto0e, ionr
ban er nuuct Ill eiter ire Mars Nrbel'
&c, o. JONI er belt iorlfieGig ira nen,
ium 0e mlpGren0c Ieroplaner bpgGer
paa. Oct me aeroplan cr Ell Sell
y uIfIpper, iom b9per Jig paa
rotcrcnbe &iuger, % iom beoGgcr Jig
peo &irlp al Ell Gropel. Wten Sicr'
~nepunftet ! oen me Opfinoclie er, al
8inaerne life bar uogen al Dc tom-
vIicercbe Wtefartismer, nan blottl
bar brlgt peb Soris9 mco oCtte Spa
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plan ipne& at pare bu91et pau ct
SlaqS Sentilpriucip % breoer 'tg
no al iig ieIp, naar De fol oirtc neo'
90 % iolber Jig iommen, naar Nero
planet ooor ppopcr. Yten al oplnne
eiter De mangeIfuIoe Mcooelelier
tpite Ipiier, berpr Slaaet aIli9eocl
life paa Suopirfnius ira Sfpoeitrr'
ger oe ligueuoe, men 'remorlrt9es
ueo Ell rotercnbe 9ep9gelie.
Sen npe Ieroplan bar ire Noto'
rcr, bper paa $50 Se~ItefrPfter % er
b~oooformet llnberbpenirg meo Slnl
iom Sc fire SeiIbiul breoer itg III
ooer, n9iteu iom iapanIte TaraIol'
Ter. : 9aabeu fan Der 'orunen 6lp
peren iiobe ire Terioner. Slnlene
Iom eisr, at SaaSen fan bepGae Jig
paa Sano, noisrer paa Sano er
ipsmmenbe 9epeeelie, iom boiler
IeropIanet oppe.
Zen ioreliggenbe Spiinoelie or
iom man fer, i SilfeIoe belt i%crifiel
Tia fra De aIminbelise franife Spr
bineoer. Den err belt igiennen init
iieer "Sdglide Runoibou". Soloet
oen, bpab BEN loper, pil Den faa ei
boriSontaI Surtigbeb al go ailome
teri Simen % funne itige til 50t
Reters Ssioe paa Iiot oper 5 Wiinu
ter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-09-20

oa ies fra sammeIt fienber ogioa
be Soils SierteIas % 8eImertbeb,
mootager ieg bet meb Sof. Seq
fan life sisre @iengiaIo - uben
iao err, of De nil betraete mine
Sfriblerier / Soften" Tom en-.
ilass urtberboIbenbe @obteisreIie.
Oct er ialfalb Den eneite Manbe,
bnorpaa ieg for n9ro9renoe tan
raa til of billie paa ale fienbte og
fiGre Genner 2anbet runbt. - Oct
er ioag 30te slarsbogen efter min
ferite grpaupsbag.
Tacoma @aib.. 14be Sept. 1919.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-09-20

oeliabeb aIbria blt noget enoelig, no.
get afiliittet. Sremifribiet er nltif
ierit oe iremit en- Scamp for bcort
aaor, ell 6amlen efter mere Sps. De-
beteauer intet i~uloenot | iia ielp. De-
or netop oerfor, oct er SremIfrtot, al
oct aIbria bIir itaaenbe peo DC punb.
ne ReiuItoter, men itabig lager moo
me uopnunebe Maol. 0eu, iom Der
Tor pil pure meo at Itabe port Solt
en- IpffeIi9ere 6remtib, looer Jig life
aiifrpffe al De msrte lloIigter I'll al
ioa belle III Erogram meo en- @ang
fliIot % iGrbig giennemfert; tbi
praftiif Grfaring bar lGrt os, at 'lig
aaar life llbpiflin9en for Jig. vi moa
toae os Si6 iii al forosie, ON oct iaa
cr hen iirnbcite og beoite aoit, pt mn
ser, 90 ieIp Samiunbsmapen taoler
life at bli opcrlPsiet. Wteu ri bar |
mere emo Ell Scnieeubc 8rrno til al
aIpoe u$ oper, at SremitriotSioeen
iom ioooon bar formuaet at trPnge
iaiennem hos 0en tpnfenhe Gel AZ
9eiolfninQcn. Oct er Signalet for
Ell M Sio, / bpilfen Get ianoe og Dir.
feIiae Sremifribt pil ifpoe ertonn tier
fere Bert % aiiGttc enbnn ri3ere
6ritgtcr, emo SiliGIoet bar pGret bio.
til.
Ger er mere ieIpitGnbig politiif
Srnfning bIanbt SoIf ioog, END Der
noQen Gang bnr nGret. &c er beore
iitanb Ill at iorItau og IGtte Jig inc
/ oiientIige SpergSnlaol % berior
oqiau i'll at gisre lit Galg mellen
Mruo % Erinciper foran @ol1enc.
Ger er Iiben Sore for, at De 'tol tage
ieil. Gen Solfcopinion iom er ifabt
oicnnem itprre politiif a%unbitob o9
Ilmenoplpsuing, oil | SopeOlagen
bare FORFEIT, oe be politiife Fartler
bar lprt al @rfartng, at Ell Ili5 no.
iornlet opinion life er at ips9e meo.
Meo &enipn til oct a%nitunoenbe
8alq, err oct trpat at f~orno'i9e, at bet
bIir Srernifribtet, iom pil ieire, FAM
ife life / Den llbitrpfning, iom enfelte
fllnbe enIfc, men at Werfet oil bli
flpttet ct Stpffe lPngere irem, oct er
Der ingen iom beIit @runo til at tpile
pua. "Stonopatismen" berer til ct
forlGn1it tilbagelogt Stootum. Srenls
IfrlOtet err % nlaa upre Sioens 80
len. Sioen fommer oct itrengt taeet
life ioa neie an paa, bpno ben nGite
Erpitbcnt beber, eaer bpob Borti ban
reprGi euterer, naur oct bare er ct
Earti, iom meb Grlig Gilie filler Jig
/ oen progressive Holitlfs Sjeneite.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-09-20

prsyp As sEcesp CLANS MANY, JuSE ibrH 1905 At THr Posi-
cpI1 A. DEroK.s, Iowa, uEpEA INA Au % CoSsrSss or
BatcH 3, 1897.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-09-20

5 oenne 5orbinbeIie fan oct 90.
iaa paste inb at n9pne, at III ioae
bar geiss Der | Tacoma al ct fort
gntal &iSenIfabsmGno, reprGIeilte-
rer,be nGiten ale cipiliiereoe Sanoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-09-20

Scr nogle Tiger fioen penote
Eroi. Serifel Barter ira Sropflpn,
q. y, og @eImore 9ropne at "a
coma tiIbage ira lin Sur I'll alaifa,
bpor Sc banoe ppbolbt fig | flere
Waaneoer o. itr9pet meo at FONT
me op poa Soppen al Mt. Mtcain.
len, NmerifaS heieite Sielb, Der iiees
at bore ca. 81 900 Sor bolt = reg.
net ira Sophaoen. Se fom Cop.
pen iaa ner iom 800 SOB; men
auIOe oe Sneitorm fprbso Dem at
fommle belt op. $50 near, ano pet
10 iarl" Wen iaa beip9rIig oe
farIig emo Suren bar, par ben DOG
Oog iGrocIes ~interesiant % IGreris.
Se ioretos. manseilass @faalinser
% geresnineer, Der bar pioenlfabe'
liz Snteresie. Sc meobraste osiao
en- I9nsbe Sotografier iom DC bau'
sc taget poa i'm epeutprlise SerS.
De ioreios fine SieIoitisninser
Den Sio SorbifiGlpet oppe ! glaifa-
cancne rumItereoe JONI pGrit % jam
tioia meo 8ulfaucn &atmais 10
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-09-20

Geiop iom leg M ifulbe afiluttc
benne ss~noienbelie, fom Yoiten os
nleo Den ct @rep ira min Ben
Claus u. Sobnion peo Sarmooo.
q. O., = % ; grepet Ell gerel
iorn @ope til mig fra bam ieIo %
9enner i HeSre Maple Hiper Me-
niabeo, Ell al Innermenigbeoerne
til SarsofaIoet, Sa ieg bar Freit
bcrbcnne. Get bar after en- upentet
ca uiprtient Spmerfiombeo; men
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1912-11-05
BENEVOLENT SOCIETY
In 18TH MEETING

The 18TH annual meeting Of the Fe-
male Benevolent Society was held in
the rooms of the Associated Chart
ties. No. 602 West street, Yesterday
afternoon.
The retiring officers we're reelected
as follows. Mrs. Peter 7. Wright,
PRESIDENT; Miss Mary r. Chambers,
vice president Mrs. George X.
Thompson, secretary; Mrs. William
p Webb treasurer.
The representatives OF the different
boards remain the same as last year.
The members of the collecting com
mittee are: Mrs. C. r. Bye. and Miss
Helen Bye The report OF the treas
urer gave receipts Oncluding balance
from last year, amounting to S1,75l.-
43; expenses, $1,364s1; balance
s3s6.52.
The cost Of material for the sew
ing given out to seventy-nine women,
amounted 20 S35575.
Eight hundred and seventy-hve
pieces OF underclothing and twenty
FIVE pair Of shoes were given out dur
ing the year. and the total number OF
families helped was one hundred and
nineteen.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1912-11-05
MAKE MANY
RESERVATIONS
FOR LUNCHEON

H. Schutt general manager Of
the Wilmington Gas Company heads
the list OF those who have SO far
made reservations for tho Live
Wire luncheon tomorrow. by maidng
nye reservations.
Among other reservations OF more
than enc are from Mayor Harrison W.
Howell. Miller Bros. Company, Rem
ngton Typewriter Co., Joshua Con-
ncr. Morris Electric Co The u. 7.
DUPONT Co. Joseph A. Nogel Co.. Wal
ter Stewart Brown. X. n Ward. Rob
crt w. Brckaw. s. NJ Dillon. Charles
Headenkopf Co.. Dr. G. w. Hughes
Lewis =. bush, Baynard. Banks n
l'ryan. q. G Purdy. r c. PancOast
Alfred ID. Warner. Jr Delaware Cleo.
trio aud supply Co. Foord- Massc,
Furniture Co, E T.. McWhiney. Aer.
camille Printing Co., Frank Alde MAJ,
L =. bardo, James d. Stroud.
The reservations are being recc y.
cd hy r J. Macloan, business man
ager OF the Board of Trade. at tn,
headquarters of the Greater VII
mington Committee. No. 9S1 duPon
building al - o'clock tomorrow vii
he filled to its capacity.
Those who cannot attend tho
luncheon are writing enthusiastically
regarding the Industrial, publicity
and convention work which is to b.
, undertaken by the Board OF Trade. I
is the consensus OF opinion of thes'
writer's that the luncheon tomorrow
/ VIII mark a new era In the CONNER
cial history OF this city
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1912-11-05
FIRE DAMAGES
RESIDENCE AT
HOLLY OAK

Fire early this afternoon was dis
covered In a dwelling owned by Frank
J. Williams and occupied by Frank b.
Richardson, at Holly Oak, near the
residence occupied by Mr. Williams.
The flames started under a stairway
from some unknown cause, IL is
thought that mice playing with
matches may have started the blaze.
Nobody was home at the time. and
Henry Mousley. who was passing saw
smoke pouring from the dwelling and
notified Mr. Williams. who telephoned
TO the police station for assistance
Meanwhile Mr.. Williams and some
neighbors fought the flames, and had
TO cut away much Of the wainscot.
ing before the fire was extinguished
Several hundred dollars damage was
done
Chief Ainscow, of the Fire Depart
ment, sent the Fame and Water Witch
auto apparatus to Holly Oak, but the
blaze was extinguished about the time
they arrived after a speedy run. MIR
Williams this afternoon lauded Chic
Ainscow and the Water Witch and
Fame Companies for their promtnesl
and efficiency.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1912-11-05
PROGRESS OF
BAPTIST MISSIONS

As the great modern foreign mis-
gionary movement was started by the
Baptists of England, under the famous
Adoniram Judson. and no other body
Of the Universal Christian church has
done more successful work In the
worldwide missionary propaganda, IL
is most fitting that the great mission
airy exhibit, something absolutely new
and unique in church activity. should
be introduced in this city by the Bap-
tists-and the date of November II. 10
and IA have been chosen for the ex-
hibit, which is TO be shown in Second
Baptist church, Ninth and Franklin
streets.
This missionary exhibit Of all the
Baptist Mission fields the world over.
with illustrated moving picture lee
lures OF missionary work and activ-
ity. will be the reproduction. on a
small scale, of the great pageant rc-
Gently held in Baltimore.
The exhibit will open Tuesday night
WIN AA' hAtiAu VI AA' NAiM anus III
costume, from the Sunday School hall
to the auditorium. with choir singing
a missionary hymn.
Then the activities will be opened
by prayer and brief addresses by the
pastor o the church. the Rev. Thomas
p Holloway Immediately following
this In the chapel an illustrated stere-
opticon lecture by the Rev F. $. Dob
bins, lecturer on missions az Crozier
Theological Seminary and district sec
rotary Of the American Baptist For
eign Mission Society on Changing
China From the close of the lecture
until 10 o'clock, there will be on dis
play thu exhibits OF the booths by
model missionary compounds, curios
persons dressed in native costumes of
the various races; the missionary
work carried on by the Baptists In
the United StateC, Cuba. Porto Rico
Philippines. Europe. Africa. Assam
BurmaL, India. Japan and China.
On Wednesday and Thursday after.
moons, the children OF the Junior
Christian Endeavor Society aud tn,
kindergarten department of the Sun.
day School will give japanese en-
te -inment. which prol-,ses to b,
highly successful.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1912-11-05
SOCIETY OF
MERCIFUL REST

The -anual meeting Of the Home of
licrciful Rest Society was held at
fho Home on Wednesday, October 50.
Tire officers elected we're; President
MS Ohio Rowland; vice-president,
.tss Amy T. DUPONT; treasurer, Miss
W~rion James; assistant treasurer,
"a MARGARET B Barnard; recording
fseTetary. Miss Elizabeth Jackson
CORRESPONDING secretary. Mrs. Joseph
lncroft Mrs Richard Reese was
elected and Mrs Ohio Rowland and
Marion James were reelected to
board of managers to serve three
ears Three new patients we're adj
ed during the year. The report
the treasurer, Miss James shows
O balance on hand at the beginning
O. The year of s7611, total receipts OF
sfG72O2 disbursements of S51SS, and
balance now of s9O951i. which was
Invested in the endowment fund.
The report of the Finance Commit
rec was as follows:
Through the kindness of friends
end cooperation of the members Of
TIE Cociety. the finance committee has
& most gratifying report to make. The
mortgage on the property has been
reduced from $500 to $500. the debt
Cl coUO borrowed from the odNiuSs
Fund several years ago for running
expenses has been repaid On May
25ih. one one thousand dollar $4,000
4 10 per cent. dobenture Gold Bond
1910 of Illinois Steel Company was
purchased, which brings up the in
vested endowment fund to $3616.SS,
and by the addition of S565.49 unin-
vested endowment fund and a legacy
Of $1,000 in addition, the endowment
und will soon be past the $4,000 mark
1t seems only fair that the chairman
CT the endowment fund should secure
the appreciation of the society, for her
untiring and successful efforts on
+ said committee The Financial Com
mittee, whose function It is to look
into the financial condition of the
rcciety and suggest when necessary
funds are to be raised for the sup
port of the Home. has found its work
this year particularly light and we
thing this certainly due to the wise
and careful administration of our
president and the loyal support given
i her by the members. Lydia H. Rich
s~ds. chairman"
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1912-11-05
FALL ENDS
MANS LIFE

Unconscious for three days and
nights at the Delaware Hospital as
result Of injuries he sustained by
falling while at work on a vessel at
the plant Of the Harlan and Hollings-
worth Corportion, where he was en-
ployed Harry Gehrman, No, 602
French street died last night at that
institution.
On last Saturday morning while at
work he tripped while on a tug boat
In couse OF construction and fell
striking his head against an iron bar
He was knocked unconscious and
later when removed TO the hospital II
was found his skull had been frac-
tured All efforts TO bring him back
to consciousness, failed His case
Is one of the most peculiar the
hospital physicians have had brought
to their attention.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1912-11-05
SAVE MANY FROM
DEATH AT SEA
BY The United Press.

BY The United Press.
NORFOLK. Va Nov 5-Passengersl
Of the battered steamer Noreuga On
ondaga here today. told thrillingl
stories OF a battle with the wind and
sea off the North Carolina coast fol-
lowing a collision Of the two vessels.
Both vessels we're stove in around
the bow. and the crews had worked.
strenuorsly manning the pumps Pas
sengers say that only the threats OF
force from Cantain Hanson. of the
Noreuga, kept his crew on board the
vessel. which was thought to be
laundering Eleven passengers on
the steamer. eight Of them women,
took to the Onondagas lifehoats, fear
ing that the vessel would break up
under the pounding of the seas. When
II appeared that the steamer would
not sink. the crew was permit ID 10
leave, but Captain Hanson and a wire
less overator stuck TO the ship, which
/ was towed in stern foremost. by The
Onondaga.
The Clenlui. towed by the battle
ship Minnesota. was reported inside
the cares today Most Of her crew
was taken Off by the Onoudaga.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1912-11-05
Y.W.C.A. PREPARES
FOR RECEPTIONS

A we'll attended meeting of the
Board of Managers Of the Young
Women's Christian Association was
held yesterday afternoon, and the
usual business was transacted; with
discussions of various events to be
given by the association in the near
future, the most important OF which
are the membership reception which
will be given by the membership COM
h,ittee on November IA and the oyster
supper. in charge of the house COM
mittee which will be given on the fol-
lowing Thursday, November q. Invita-
lions for the membership reception
will be sent out this week and the
G. rnest efforts OF the committee are
being put forward toward pleasant
and attractive affai..
Mention was made of the annual
fruit shower" which is always given
al this time, November I TO 10, when
gifts of fruit are received from the
many friends OF the association.
A class in mission study on China
is reing formed. and the first
meeting of the class will be held In
the committee room on Thursday
of this week. and will be under the
leadership of Miss Florence Sheppard
An English" class is also beins
formed, and registrations are being
made now.
Registrations are still being made
for the embroidery class.
The Bible class was very well at
tended last night The Rev b. l.
Jackson WAS in charge of the lesson
which was from Hosea, seventh chap
ter. which will be taught in the Sun
day Schools on Sunday.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1912-11-05

tor told me TO go to a hospital. ] did
not like that idea very well, so, when l
saw your advertisement in a paper,
wrote to you for advice, and have done as
you told me. have taken Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and
Liver Pills, and now l have my health.
eff sick and ailing women would only
know enough to take your medicine, they
would get relief. Mrs. BENZ. h. STAINS
Berry, Route 6, Box Is, Upper Sandusky,
Ohio.
If you have mysterious pains, irregu-
larity. backache, extreme nervousness,
inflammation, liberation or displace-
ment, don't wait too long, but try Lydia
Z. Pinlham S Vegetable Compound now.
For thirty years Lydia f. Finkham 8
Vegetable Compound. made from roots
and herbs, has been the standard remedy
for female lbs, and such unquestionable
testimony as the rovvc p-oves TIE vciee
Of this famous rcnc5y end cho-ld giv~
every one ccaedc-co.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1912-11-05
OLYMPIA HAS
TWO BIG GAMES

.Telegraphio world came TO Manager
Furman G. Cole, Of the Olympia foot
ball team, this morning. inviting the
Olympia team to play the Vigilant
team In Washington on next Sunday
for the championship Of that city. The
challenge has been accepted, but the
game will probably tax the strength
Of the olympia boys severely, as they
will in all likelihood play the Mas
sanet Of Camden, n. j.. In the New
Jersey town on the day previous.
However, Olympia is glad OF the
chance 10 engage the Vigilants, and II
shouldn't be surprising n Olympus
came on with the victory.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1912-11-05
uRRARY STAFF MEETS.

The staff Of the Wilmington Insti-
tute Free Library held meeting this
morning, which was featured by a
number of interesting addresses.
Arthur L. Bailey, librarian, gave a
talk on the political situation; Miss
Evans gave description Of some of
the publishing houses in Boston and
New York, and Miss Lacklen and Miss
Eastman descriptions OF current
books and magazines.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1912-11-05
RETURNS AT Y. NJ. c. A..

Election returns will reach the gym
nasium at the Y M. G. A. building to-
night over a special wire and mem
bers and their friends. by dropping in
can find out the condition of the po-
litical race as IL comes in fresh.
Women are especially invited and may
freely use the bowling alleys. Spe-
cial music will be furnished by the
association orchestra and refresh
ments will be served after $3.50 o'clock.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1912-11-05
aTeIIs the Whole storr..

To Say that Foley's Honey G. Tar
Compound is the best for children and
grown persons and contains no OPT
ates tells only part of the tale. The
whole story is that It is the best medi-
cine for coughs. colds, Group, bron-
chtis. and other affections OF the
throat. chest and lungs. Stops la
grippe. coughs and has a healing and
soothing effect Remember the name,
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound. and
accept no substitutes.-N B. Dan
forth. Market and Second streets,
Wilmington, Del.,t
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1912-11-05
Y. M. c. A. CONTESTS.

In the young mems gymnasium
class at Y. NJ c. A. last evening there
was a contest in the running high
jump. Joseph Dare winning by going
over the bar al feet. A. Kalmbacher
was second with 4 feet II inches and
Joseph Cannon third with feet 10
inches.
A change circle relay race was
held yesterday afternoon by the Blues
and Reds with the Blues winning.
The standing TO date is Reds rs.
Blues As. Stewart is captain of the
Blues and Wier leads the Reds.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1912-11-05
CURRENT EVENTS CLASS.

The opening meeting of the Current
Events Glass OF the New Century
Club was held this morning, with Mrs.
William p Webb as presiding chair
man for the month. The meeting was
well attended, and most interesting
in every way.
Mrs. George T. Brown gave an ac-
count of Foreign Political matters /;
Miss Margaret Sherman gave an ac-
count of the existing conditions
among the miners in Westmoreland
County, Western Pennsylvania.
Miss Isabelle Wales sang three
songs, Italian, English and French, in
her usual delightful manner. accom-.
panied by Mrs. NJ. Huxley. Miss
Abigail Speakman told Of her recent
visit TO England.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1912-11-05
ON VISIT TO FLORIDA.

Mrs. Henry G. Mahaffy, ST., and Mrs
Henry c. Mahaffy, Jr., left Wilmington
for Baltimore yesterday afternoon to
board boat for Jacksonville, Fla.
where the elder Mrs Mahaffy will visit
her son, DR.. Thomas J. Mahaffy over
the Christmas holidays. Mrs. Ma
haffy, Jr. after a short visit at Jack
sonville. will proceed to Mobile, Ala.
to spend the Christmas holidays with
her parents.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1912-11-05

! ARMY FACES
STARVATION
Ottoman Troops Resort to
FOraGing to Save Their
Lives
ARE EATING DOGS
AS LAST RESORT
BY The United Press.

by The united Press
LONDON, Nov. 5.-Thousands of
Turkish soldiers are literally star
wing to death, it was stated in de-
spatches today from the Balkans.
From the very beginning of the
y campaign the Ottoman troops were
ON short rations. With the defeat at
Kirk Kilissa, the food supply dwind-
led to almost nothing. During the
retreat from Lule Burgas to Chatalia
the men were dependent wholly on
what they could forage for them
selves.
Foraging in Eastern Turkey for the
past week has been like licking a
clean plate. The country was swept
entirely clear of everything edible
during the first few days of the cam
paign.
The defenders of the Chatalja for
tihcations, it was said are able to get
sufficient provisions from Constan-
tinople barely to keep life in their
bodies. Scattered groups of the sui
tan's broken force to a total running
high into the thousands are still
wandering among the hills between
the Bulgarian frontier and the Turk
Ssh capital, however. The retreat of
these parties toward Constantinople
IS cut off by the Bulgarians. They
either will not or fear to surrender
Many of the fugitives are desperately
wounded Most of them have been
without food for DAYS Some have
shot and eaten the pariah dogs
r-h'ch roam wild throughout most OF
Turkey but not many have ammuni-
ADO left
Hunted like savage animals by the
eremy, suffering from neglected
wounds. foodless and half naked they
avt dying by wholesale. according &c
ulg8rian officers who have returned
fit aided or on military business
i;pm he scene o. hostilities to Sofia
Unless the Balkan allies and Tur.
icy together ask the powers to inter
'-na in the near eastern struggle
y Foreign Minister Sir Edward Gre!
stated in the house of commons to-
/ 6ar no nation is disposed to question
To allies. right to make their owl
terms with the sultan when and how
they please