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Evening journal., 1912-05-11
CIRCUS AMUSES
$4,000 PERSONS
Biggest Show on Earth"
Genes This Time Better
Than Ever

Tho Barnum and Bailey biggest
Show on Earth has passed. While it
was here, $4,000 Wilmingtonians saw
the big show and had a great day.
When the bands of music, the
sidcshow barkers- and the ticket seller
began to pierce the air at the show
grounds with conglomeration Of
sounds between / and o'clock In the
afternoon, the crowd was on hand. All
classes and varieties Of people were
there. from the well-groomcd Lord
Fauntleroy type Of small boy to the
ragged street urchin. and all we're
tingling with that excitement which
belongs peculiarly to the circus at
mosphere
The counties, as we'll as the city,
we're we'll represented Grown-ups
we're there. too, laboring men. pro-
fessional men and scattering Of so.
cicty folk the majority ostensihly
keeping watchful eyes over children
but m reality out for the pure fun ol
going to real circus once more
BY o'clock all was ready for tho
afternoon performance. The crowds
had made their way through the me,
nagerio. They had paused to gaze al
the elephants. the camels. the lions
tigers and other jungle beasts; bad
commented on the two giralfes eating
from manger 10 feet in the air. with
the ungainly baby giraffe cuddled at
their feet; had made sage and mostly
accurate remarks about the habits and
habitat Of the leopards. the rhinocer-
os and other strange animals-ant
had taken their seats in the "big tent.
Then Tho "Real FEATURE
Then came the real feature Of the
show--"Thc Spectacle Of Cleopatra.
The applause with which tho big audi
ences OF afternoon and evening re-
ccived this spectacle demonstrated
that which the show-men found oui
long ago-that the public is demand
ing more and more group effects lr
this demonstration we're several hun
dred men. women and youths dressed
IN Egyptian or Roman costumes.
Marc Antony arrives at Cleopatrai
court. accompanied by his glitterinl
retinue Of soldiers and courtiers. II
pantomime. he makes known his in
tention of warning upon Cleopatra
army i'm behalf of Caesar Cleopatra
finding pleadings futile. spreads
snare Of hospitality and captures tn
warrior There is a feast with a baile
OF about 100 girls. and a turnout o
horsemen. Camels and elephants fg
ure in the demonstration as gay 4
their trappings as are their masters
Evening journal., 1912-05-11
WARNS AGAINST TREspAssINe.

Colonel J. w. Aydon, publicity
agent Of the p, B. & W. Railroad, re
turned yesterday from a visit to Mil
ford and Georgetown where he ar
ranged with Professor Hardesty, su-
perintendent Of the Sussex public
schools to have placed signs in 1877
schools warning against railroad tr9-
passing. Colonel Aydon is wagng
an incessant campaign Ssainst tres
passing and has received the cooper
alton Of the ministers and laymen OF
the state.
Evening journal., 1912-05-11
WEDDING A SURPRISE
TO THEIR FRIENDS.

George c. Tarbutton and Miss Ella
NJ Hemphill. both Of this city. were
married by the Rev. DR.. George Ed
ward Reed pastor Of Grace NJ. E.
Church, at Grace parsonage this
morning, after which they went to
Atlantic City. The wedding lis a
surprise 10 their friends. as they had
kept secret the date Of their marriage.
Mr. Tarbutton is well known young
man. one Of the popular members OF
the Knickerbocker Club. and is con-
neeted with ths right of way depart
mont OF he ID. g. A. Telephone Com
pany.
Evening journal., 1912-05-11

sold. Hence, we believe that anyone
who is looking for a superior home at
a moderate price would make a big
mistake If they cid not look into the
proposition of The Home Building
Company. The office of the company is
located at 607 Ford Building, Tenth
and Market streets. L. Milford Taylor
is the manager.
Evening journal., 1912-05-11
RICHARDSON PARK
REPUBS TO CELEBRATE

The Richardson Park Republican
Club will open it's headquarters on
Tuesday evening. The Newport band
will give concert and speeches will
be made by Dr. j. Heisler Ball, c.
Candy Hopkins and Benjamin A.
Groves.
Evening journal., 1912-05-11

lighted attic. On the first floor is a
reception hall. large living room,
dining room, well equipped kitchen.
and an outside shed. On the second
floor is an up-to-date bath room and
three large bed rooms.
Type "B" is a room. bath. and at
tic house, On the first floor is a liv-
ing room with a vestibule, a dining
room, we'll equipped kitchen. and an
Evening journal., 1912-05-11

highest class Of workmanship. They
will be equipped with steam heat
ing plant and combination gas and
electric system of lighting.
The prices Of these homes vary from
$1,000 TO $500, which can be paid in
monthly installments. This places
these beautiful homes within reach
Of the man of moderate means.
These houses are now being quickly
Evening journal., 1912-05-11
CHICKS GET SALMON.

Pitcher Salmon. of Connie Macks
Athletics, is to join the Wilmington
team on Monday. Salmon was a Prin-
ceton twirIer last year, is left hand
er. and was in the Yanigan squad
down South in the spring. He was
highly spoken of in the practice
games.
Evening journal., 1912-05-11

outside shed On the second floor are
three bed rooms and bath room. The
front bed room contains large bay
window.
Type "C' is very similar to type
"B.' The chief difference is that there
is one less bed room on the second
floor,
These houses will be built OF the
best materials throughout and Of the
Evening journal., 1912-05-11
TOO LATTE TO CLASSIFY.

II s. ENGINEER OFFICE, wfLMINGrON,
- Del, May H. 1912. Sealed proposals
for removing wreck of coal oargc Saratoga,
lying sunk in channel Of Inland Waterway
of New Jersey. viii he received mere until
II a. NJ, May 81. ,9i1, and then pathciy
opened. Information on application. r. X.
Rs, n.ond. Mai. Engrs. m1i.1S,14.IS
Evening journal., 1912-05-11

These beautiful modern homes
which are now being built by The
Home Building Company at oath and
Jessup streets, represent something
different in the building line We have
here an artistically designed and we'll
built house az a moderate price
These houses are OF three types.
Type 'A' is OF the square variety,
with rooms, bath, and large, well
Evening journal., 1912-05-11
UsHERs' UNION ORGANIZES

The Ushers Union OF the Newark
NJ e. Church organized last night by
electing Prof. A. f. Vaughan, presi-
ident; Prof r. F. Freidler, vice
president, and George L. Brooks.
secretary and treasurer.
Evening journal., 1912-05-11

Are you interested in business
chances-the Wants point to gainful
transactions.-Adv
Evening journal., 1912-05-11

For coughs. grip, Group.
asthma and catarrh all
through the system Bra
lillian Balm is magic. 1t
kills the germs; 81 years
wonderful success.
Evening journal., 1912-05-11
Special for Tonight

Ten Suits made of light colored mixed wool
fabrics-best Messsline lining-brand new, correct
in style and perfect in workmsnshp-only
enough for an hours selling-obtainable from the
time you read this announcement, $3.50 each.
twenty-five of the handsomest Whipcord and
other Cloth Suits, at $3.50 from SIS and $50.
All new this season.
lot of Mixed Wool Skirts, S5.75 from $500.
broken lot of black Wolfe Skirts at half
price.
We place on sale lot of Hgh-grade Gowns
at 7sc, SOC and Sloo each.
Evening journal., 1912-05-11
Serge Suitinss

Wool Serge promises to be in demand
through the Summer for Top Goats, Suits, Sep
arate Skirts, Dresses and childrens use. We
carry full line in Black, Navy, Cream and Hair
line Stripes ranging in price from 75c to $3.50
yard. At each and every price values are the
best
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-28

IS lit 8aien,~ iagOe &ooieoelt
forleoen / 8oterion, %. 5, ger oen-
ne en- meget iiutpel aamp, og bog
orier ieg Den for en- Stamp al otoe-
rernfferroe 8etDOning for Solicit /
port 2ano END no9en, Der bar fun-
oct Steo iiOen 2ineolns Ooge, for
Der fgmpes for at g~enoprette og
itprte ben iimpGe, iur0e Soealisme,
Der bar fofteriieret De Rpn6, Der
FOR 125 4ur iioen Oonne0e Oerne
Union, og De Ren0. Der for 90 Aar
iioeu g~enoprette0e og fortiatte Den.
- 81 bar / oenne aonp opientlig
oIle 6epr9ientantPr for bet gdmle
SDitem ON Bripilegier bno0e | 80
Titif og Correcting moo os~.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-28

gleo @enipn til, bpao man fal0er
g0en bOi0e 5IaOe5nnOel~, paaitaas,
at Der oarlig ioriDinOer benoeO 1900
ltnge Bigger poo geien ira Seem
gorf til oeres forifellige geitemmeI-
iesite0er noe i geiten. ct tort Nm
tai iiges at foripir0e / Gbicago, -
o9 alt bette troos H~egerirgens I'll
Jpn meO, OF De unge Eiger fOmnler
pao De rigtige Cog / gten gorf. =
5 Often er 2egppten bleDen eet al
Mioitpunfterne for 0enne p9mmeli-
se 5roTif. ODER 1000 unge Bigger
ifal ! 96bet al ct aor fra europa
nRre fsrt til 9@gppten for oerfro At
iplees til Soremer og lltugtsbuie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-28

aIugultono College U%aisiionsfor.
ening~ bar / 9for oronet ct Wiis.
iionsprogram, iom Ifol uofereS oeo
tiIitunOenOe Commencement Get
er ferite @ang / 6oreningens 81.
itorie, Wisiionen in6goor iom et
9Slrmmer pon Gommencement.Pro.
erammet. Def er iprIige Onit9n.
0igbeoer, Der bor bforoget til, at
5oreningen / aar fan feire en- ian
oou Set - fire at 6orenineens
@fcolemmer uogoar iom NisIione.
rer iii SnOien oe Gina. Broerom.
met, iom ifnl uofsres Onsong 5rm.
ben %. Moi bDoer rig afpefsIing Of
gong og Miriif; forte 6nler of be
poroenoe N~isiionprer og Soreorng
Of Boit. gomins.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-28

oil foritna mig / bette og operleuere
Oct ifrepne, bpor Der bsrer biemme,
enten / 4apirsfuruen eller / Ola.
Oct. % i bet iiOite 6iliaIoe oil Co.
ieren ogioa optoge 5anferne ! 6e0-
ite Dfeninq.
Oper Dem ifrep ieg afan. for0i
ban bar itaoet for mig, ioa ofte ieg
bar fDsIet me6 Sper9SmooIet ON,
6DaO Der fattes os, noar OroetsgfI
life bill ronme. Tbi iet ooion en-
Sang, at set bar Nfons Plano, Der
6oooe liitet ia inO i6Iou0t os. 29-
ieren fenoer pei 9lfan? 2rs 5oipo
Bog Sap. !.
Mea M moa ieg bOile Iiot, fsr
ieg goor oiOere. 5 @2or9en. yom
@lto bill, og ri Ieber", og argfterne
ilanr til, oil ieg fortiGtte.
9ef5eS0o Gm Moi 1912.
2o5orns.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-28

0fetoolternes 0eneral.aonferen-
&c / minneapolis bar iat tire giitop-
per g8orren. Qtoore % 9seeleg) 10
al aftto S%ieneite. Oct Dnes, iom
0enae 9anOling bar Daft Qiisfor.
ngieIie, og Oct benitilles 5elIere at
iette en- Dis 4I0ersgrenie fOr en-
8utops 3ienitODgtig6e0. = 9pao
Observation-Disclosures ger meO 8i-
Hopper. ggr Aorstonferencen oite
meo 8aitorer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-28

Sc arfihe i ainn, iprIig De, Der
bar faaet lDO0annelie oeo Ntisiions-
ifolerne, oil BET blipe ip9rt ior,
frpgter leg, / oct minOite / Den ner-
meite 6remtio. De oil blioe efter-
ipurote til at fpI6e oigti8e 5tilin.
ger / ben npe Regering. Get 6uroe
man 10 8I90e zig oOer, % lao os
gre BET, men ogioo be0e, at 8uO
MAJ boloe Dem neoe / 90mDg6e0.
Seq mener, at oct tomner til at
5ltoe boor6t for oeres oonoeli0e
Qiu.1
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-28

st Bar @onge for bar pi meo-
oeIt Iiot al bpno ben ipenff-Iutber.
ffe Niisiionpr / airn 4lfreo Ereo
ifriper til oQuguitano". gttter ifoI
pi meooele ct lille l1obrog. 5 0r.
for %. 6s. Ifriper ban bl. a.:
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-28
0tnn.
0Oao fattes Os?

D~hAAA"h up loFt 0A4l'RNg ~ JN0@N
f6rt mig bort ira oct traOle 9iu
bans Wenigbeo og Io9t mig Der
oeO 9etbesOo 0um2
gfon englene por poa Bel Der.
neO for at 5ente i~taffeIs 2a8arus?
= tbi ieg, iom 9aDOe predict ior
andre. pil0e 0a pei iffe bliDe ior-
ffitot2 - @aer ito0 ban Ger mnaite
Den tore 2n9e" % par mig gonife
nar meo tit Sper9smool: a8iI 0u
ooroe iuno?"
@oao pilOe leg BELT / @rmOen?
8isielig par BET for min e5en Del
oare meget beOre~ at Dau0re Der.
fra og pore bienme bos oerren.
0tin Ere boo0e 10 BOG IA oiot
ooerpun0et 9erOen, at oen ogteoe
6immeIen og 8eifueIien al Seius
berIioere emo 3ommer0oIen. gQ}ea
for eoers Sfgl6", ifreo 4aulus !
oeune 5o~r6in0eIie. % oeroeo fom
ieg o8iao til at tonfe paa Dem, Der
bar mig betroet at oare 6lsioOer
og Brett og 5%jnIeierger for.
Bar bette maaife ior bsje Cn.
fer2 0Ois ga oar. maatte man 10
toiDle paa. at 0erren oif Oare meo
ale Gage. % at bans araft iuIo-
TONNES / 5frSbelig6eo. Gaer mon
Oct Slot par 5ortioens itore IanOer,
Serrens 6orirtteIie gia1Ot: o)}oor
on aioer Agt poo Dig ielO o. pao
9pr0omme1, ifaI On frelie 6oaoe Dig
ielp o9 Dem, iom bere oi9?~
Com ieg iaaleoes laa % tpnfte
og tenfte - og Oct DfIt uof mere,
emo lea for gie6lffet 5aDoe 6coit
al - banfeoe BET poa 0eren, %
mo fom 9aitor 5. ira g MED in
9eretning ON airfein0pieGen. ON
ilutteoe meo at reiie BET Sper9s-
mnal, bOao Der mon fottes yos9ru
tier og @uos 8oIf@, iioen 0roets
9I ne6 ion0oune 2eilig6e0er life
ipnes at ollie ramme, OF man iaa
alligepeI fan 9Ieoes til 6obe2
Tor mine 5anfers 9e0fommen0g
bar 0ette, iom naar man ro0er op i
en- MDretlte. G6i allcreoe lpn9c
6np0e Spgrgsuanlet ligget osrne0e
/ 6ierteopbet, % III tom oct op
obenpoo og LOB runot nit ipge SO.
peo, 6oor BET eentog Jig: So. 6Uoo
er oct ogioo, iom fattes? @ooo er
BET, iom iattes uos Brniter % @u05
6oIf"2 Sooo er Der bog at gore,
for at Or6ets gil fan ramme, iaa
Der bliOer 8eorgoelie efter @uo?
Seq preoeOe pao, at fororipe ois.
ie it0ite 0anfer meo no8et, iom ieg
oil fafoe en- 6ejtiOelig 9Grflqrin9
omtrert iaolDoen0e: ge6 man life,
at Der fattes os Zine iom SIS.
i%luer", og at oct bperfen er gipet
oos Rrpiter" eaer o@u0s 5olf~ at
ie inO / Sierterne og 6eo6mme, ON
Oroets Bill bar rant eaer iffe2
Og De, iom Iperger ionle0es, fnttes
bel lroen pao ben 5oripttelie, Der
flyer, at 8errens Oro ifal life pen.
De tomt til6oge2
Nien oct 6ialp life. Get forgge.
be fun 1onferne. 9bi pi De0 10 90
moi, at pi bar life De oltieenoe
Zine. Rogle oeo oct maaife FOR
goot, ioo De gIemmer, at ira &jer.
ret u6gnor 2fnet,~ og at yM1lnoen
taller of Siertets OperfI6oiebe6"..
Dg bet rsber ion largt ira en- Mon.
gel | 1roen pna 5ori9ttelien, at
oct meget mere itnofpiter ben, noar
Der iperges efter Oroets 8irfninser.
SoDoe 6erren ingt oct mobfotte,
nemlig, at bans Orb fful0e oenoe
font tilboge oe intet uorette, %
Dor Der life noeet at ipsrge efter.
Soa prspeoe ieg, ON iea funoe
lsfte Sopeoet fra Bltoen og ii6oe
op i Seneen. Oe Oo oct gift an, fit
reg lonnt en- Ben for ON muligt at
.froifripe mig nogle al be mango
6onfer, bporof &opeoet Dor iaa
f1iTot. Reooftsren df uDdnfteren" !
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-28
ct vSurpriie-Y artb".
HQlf & .. u

- - -. 80
gt9pert foruuitigt 0ienneife fan
bel Ipre at yrenoe" en- Rlgemoi fine.
Den oct er / beieite @ra0 tiIraooe.
li9t At iptte Jig grln1Oigt mo ! Sp-
itemet, ier man g1Oer Jig al me0
auInten. 9oa0 Ell Orm Some tiI5uIo-
Commented foritaar, mnatte Weme.
ifet meo De rige @oner "a iagtens
fuuoe gore eiter = ifllloe mar me.
ne. 0og meO Den 3ing er Oct life
0eitominOre ioo iom iaa, iom i6lgen.
De lerer.
D1a0mn gege6lo0. Ser life eaers
baD0e 6aft noget tilopers for Ruge.
maifiner, par forneOelit De u6lu
9g9priicr fonmet paa De 5omfer,
at iIigt ct apparat Dog maaite oIli.
9eoeI fun6e p9re 9oot nof. Non
fuu0e, tenfte bun, / Ell 5art faa en-
6lof 6pn5 pao 9eueue % tiene itpr-
ten0es 8enge meo at i9Ige 2Gg.
Gg oct er 10 6emmeIig5e0en PED Den
amerifonife 6olteaano. at 5oor 81
tror at oeire OoIIoren ifal ser. beo-
Der oct hos en- al Oore naonfunOige
6at0rffere Qenton1. enaoo uoget
I'll for at 0reje Dor 0pmqrtiombeo
/ en- an0en Retuing Iette oImen-
gplOi9e 6aftum 6etinges igen pe0,
az fer til 9ano5 bar 0en ipnriomne.
Iige og pin0itibeIige Qlauo og apin-
Dc a. enifeli9 93uIig6eo FOR at fl1t-
ne iDiHae ii9 op til 8eIitano, 5Dor.
nor ogioa port 9oro er bIeoet faIot
1e ubearGnis0e 01tlig5eoers
.2ap6".
Nea NOT ONT set. Mooom g. an
.ifaiieoe fig en- apGlingmaifine. gen.
uemlo5te Smtruftions bogen og bnb.
De mart 2lpporatet gooeu0e ior fuIo
1anp OF meo fllo aapaeitet
Ger elf 10 Tiger, % alt par /
6eoite 8elqoaenoe 9o fom @}ooom
.Gaef0iit terenOe / 9eisg. Sum baD.
De m%angeaarig @rforing / at uren.
De- 9i1lgemoifiner. % 0erfor maat.
te set 10 dgge / So9ens 0ntlr, at
fun benptte0e 2eiIigbeoen til at u0-
tramne fin 2Gr6om ! Rnaeoioen'f ia.
ben.
oWien nnonIig er Der, iagOe bltn
zen 1ing, man meget neie moo
poate IA ior. o. oct er, mar man
to9er 9Gggene ND til Aft8liug, ga
life at itSoe Dem, for0i ieIo oct foa.
geite Stso fan bope ifGbneioangre
8eiultoter.~
Mo0om g. IDtteOe til meo oUer.
Iegen, neOIo6enoe Spmprf ombe6,
i6et bnn cope / 6riiurpn tpnfte:
Pa, ppt, iom ON oct bar ioa for.
ifrpffelig en- Gag meo at paste fig
en- Noifinel" = Sg od bun par
roget at en- fIog 9sne, fun0e oct al.
brig, ieIo fife / 0r6nme, fal6e ben.
be in6 at bore efter Iaabam G.s
! sorigt pelnlente gOOe Roa0.
Nten oct off Der efter bet gnmle,
ion6e Oroiprog: Soomoo itaar for
6oIo. Spoo far, tGnfte BUN, pei ct
9rmp gere, noor life 9@e.
gene iIoar 9feunerl 90 n9iten iom
meo ielpiiffert 5oriet Loo blrn ct
Bar @nnge 9@eeebaften iltppe iig
ltot for tiOIig al S9n6erne beo @f.
tslineen.
Den Morgen, blin ioo De fsrite
pip pno 9Gggene. bereOte BUN Tia
til at fere | @enbeisg pos Nd0. g.
$en6es iinorigt uOt9nfte glon Dor
at inaffe ioa muntert og ina Ipnge,
at Wao 6. ifuIoe opforore ben6e
til at bfipe Der Ratten ooer. 0ette
lpffe0es ogioo, og mn, 6a BUN ifitl6e
al Steo, foretilleoe BUN lin Ben.
OF 6enne Dog en6eIig montte
toge meo for at inipicere bet betp6-
ningsfitloe fsrite 5olo aplIineer.
Ogiaa oeri bopoe bnn Sel6et meb
Zig. Dg UNDER Siemfarten foreftilIe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-28

1nnifer.n" uogddr TO @nnge ON
llsen % fciter $50 per aarsons.
grspenummer ienbes frit paa fe.-
Iangen6e.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-28

og pt9lenfere Ell tdlrlg 6lot f.n0d,
butteOe. 0uneOe Buslinger. Der pil.
De pGlte Jig I'D al 5Gngilet. ben
enc ooer ben olroen. for poo Den
0foo0e at oemonitrere oeres 9eDe.
0p9ti9beO % tiIfenoegioe, at 0eres
gierin6e, MoOom g, / SanObeo
par iom feot til at 6rioe Spnieri,
ia. at bum uitrioiet bar en- fog
Some til at ruge apIlinger.
De fitnoe bel bdoe tiIba9elo9t
@aIU0eIen al @eien, 0a 01oOom &.
ii9er:
% on finder, at oct alliaeoel
life ct ioa OuniteIiot eIler beioer.
liot at paste en- Guaemoifine. Tom
on forben anto92"
ga. Do man iftloe / @rnnOen
gore ia oct til RegeI ol0rio at mo-
tale iig ON. boo6 man life fer0er
til Ser er 10 Dog fun Gale ON no9.
Ie ioa MinItter Qtor9en % aften.
ioa oct er iaamnno "a nent nof at
operfomme.
Bit ioo. N1en ieg ifal iige big.
oct DanifeIigite fommer iioen. Nl-
ting al 9etp0nin9 foiter noget, Ell.
ten Genge eller @rfaring. 9}eo 6elo
at fltnne isre apIIinaer til N}o0en-
be0 40 flrnitig Sci gaor life ioo
eIat, ion oct beifripes."
uSa 0a fan ieg life in0e. booo Ger
ifllI0e bore / geien."
Rel men on oil nof iu0en lGnge
begouoe paa at betoIe al meO Grfo.
ring"
.9etoIe al paa 9ooo, nemIi9 "a
u@aa ben aituit at flmue oporpt-
te apIIinger pr. N}offine.
"a De M noaeoe Mo0am 9.s
Stem, eff 0enne t~ilItosfuIoe 9piu0e.
fulgt of @eninoen, oirefte ino til
@aifineh Der 10 I'M ifuloe ofiIere
ben0e5 f6rite, itore 1rium
%a0uingerne baDOe gnnife rigtigt
isgt moo BET liae 8bl0ue o. par
mi neoe paa ben Isie 9un0. Der
flnroe trGftes I'D. Gaer BOG nogIe
al Dem. 2i0t oper @oloOelen bao0e
ilet life bruot Sui paa SfnIIen =
no9et, Der itrnfs qoo Den fIoqe So
ne archaeological. Sun trot 26a.
g%eifufien no, i0et bun me0 ui0er.
trpft 9gngiteIie iag0e:
o&Doo fon Der opre / geien meo
ollie Oisie2 Get er life mango Gage
iioen, ieg mOeris9te Dem ollie, %
6o bar Der Ieoen0e unger i boert
eneite al bent"
Sig mig aatrine, bar on pastel
poa life at its0e til gaffen, naor
on bapoe Dem uoe?"
y2lo, Der bar ct gar @onge, ben
Lap mig al 6pnoerne, iOet iee iotte
ben ooenpno giai finen til aelina.
Men 8 fan ga fife gere oen mino.
tie SmiIe, Tor antan0en oar bel
npppe en- balm 3omme.~
Ia trdf 0taoam 6. ben Ieiegun0
me0 9pllingerne no.
Ser ffaI on M ie anOet aapiteI
al 0isie ubetpoelige St6O. 2lfbetalin.
gen beapnOte inarere, emo ieg baDOe
tpnft, Den biIoe."
De apIIinger, Der bao6e bait
Strait nof til at mooiiaa ben u6liOe
Sfumplen o. 6ug9e liz no al Staff
ppggen, Dar nogIe iammeriige Staf.
Ter at ie til. gtogle bao0e ifgpe, an.
ore frlmme Ben. 2GOifilIige ia0 me0
Sooe0et ne0e mellem 9enene, OF
iDnes at fin0e 0enne StilIing notlr-
lig. Gt1feIte 6aD0e 6opeoet 0reiet
.6ulpt ON, ioa De 6eitanbig betrog-
teoe 6eres e9en Sale (olu oem fll1-
6e man oo fac, at 6e isfc pifoe BABE
yt6e g6ost OF a sboD" I 2ipet). Sic
re 6GI6te til ben Anifuelie. at oct
eneite rigtige bar at legge 6ooe0et
tiGboge pon RDg9en og bele 9i0en
ie opno tom Gonten beri nor 6en,
at De pil6e boI6e l1ofi9 moo 500 %
5alf, e1er De oar fgSte Aitronomer,
foor itao benz.
ghi, Nooom q log Spnoerne
90 a96e, bun boooe aI0rig
iet Mngen - % oct par bogitopelig
fotAt mnAort G i6printoA forfifrps
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-28

a~opitoliten er 5sbier8et i Stats-
ffi6ets 8ei, men Der er en0nu Iio
at 6ierge bette ira at blipe ienOt /
&fgr4noen al oct trllen0e llbDre.
gAppeal to ReaiOn".
Evening journal., 1912-11-12
CONFERENCE HOME
MISSIONARY SOCIETY

Mrs. Il. L. Hoffecker, vice-president
OF the Wilmington Conference W. H..
NJ. s. will preside over the annual
meeting of the society in Wesley NJ.
p. Church, Dover. on Thursday next.
Mrs. j. Talley Smith. who retired as
president owing to her removal to
Florida, will have her successor ap-
pointed at the meeting. and Mrs.
Sweet superintendent, will report on
the condition of the Deaconess Home.
Mrs. J. II. Huntington, who attended
the meeting of the General w H.
NJ. 5. at Des Moines, Ia, as a dele
gate from the local society, will speak
on the features Of that meeting
Mrs. n. M. Browne will conduct a
question box and DR.. Geo. Edward
Reed will make an address in the
evening
Delegates from Wilmington will 90
down on the S.19 train in morning
and returning will leave Dover at
so o'clock.
Evening journal., 1912-11-12
Editorial Opinion
SMOKE AS A CAUSE
OF PNEUMONIA.

VI Il " luVNl IL
From The Survey.
A popular crusade for the preven-
ton of pneumonia, similar 10 that
which has been waged against tuber-
culosis, is the suggestion of Dr. VIII
liam Charles White, of the Depart
ment Of Medicine, University of
Pittsburgh. This city appropriately
enough is making a study OF smoke
as a disease producer.
Pittsburgh is specially well adapt
ed to such study, because the hills
make areas of well-defined density
in the valleys along the rivers, with
areas of lessened density on the low
lying hills and of comparative free
dom from smoke higher up. The
smokiest regions are inhabited not
only by the poor but by very we'll
to-do people. This makes is possible
to rule out poverty as influencing
the results.
The determination of smoke dem
sity was made by precipitating the
smoke content of different quantities
Of air. DR.. Whites chart showed
that the curves of smoke density and
of mortality from tuberculosis in the
dilierent wards do not run parallel
Pittsburgh has a comparatively low
death rate from tuberculosis. which
is apparently unaffected by the smoke
content of the air.
With pneumonia, however, there
is a remarkable parallelism in the
two curves, and such factors as den
sity of population and poverty are
apparently Of little Importance for
the prosperous districts have as high
a proportion of deaths from penu-
monia as the poorer districts, if their
smoke density is the same DR.. White
said that pneumonia had of late years
assumed terribly acute and fatal
form in Pittsburgh and that he was
convince dthat smoke was a very i'm
portant factor in the severity OF the
disease.
Evening journal., 1912-11-12

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