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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-03-22
aommnnnlt Spsiefisb. Sra sfier

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meobeIes Den 26oe Sch: 8ierpen
.Serreosltpre bar ieftermiooag meo
% MOB II Stemnmer peotaset be al
Sfiens gpitpre ~foretagne s@nbrinser
i Sopen for Sfiensfioroens aonlmi.
mes araitielifab. 9eilutnins / lam.
me Retning er ieitermiooag iattet
moo 3 Stemmer Of Column Serreos-
ltpre og pentes of bile iattes al
gorsgrunbs Spitpre SnsSag fsrit.
|fommenoe. De 4 4ommunerS 3isb
og llbbpenins al aarIiiosien anta-
ges beruieo OF bore ioroen. Sper al
aomminerne paatnr iis en- 8aronti
Iai benpeo 1 Wiaion. Statsminiiter
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-03-22
SrGbt mnSer Slaasmaal.

49,
BERGEN meooeles ben 2oen WartS
Eaa Gale peo 8osiebnnen bIep inat
UNDER ct Sloqsmaal en- grbeioer
or9bt al ct anipitif. Get bar Sten-
arbeioer Wartin SncitcroaS ira
Samnaneer, Tom blep brpbt al
Stenarbeiber Soban Sreorifion
9rob8manoen, Tom er Suenife al
Ssbiel % al Smitreiierpt, bapoe
p9ret / Iriffelag hos Den brpbte.
San gif biem peo 10-Siben men So
men bIep eiter. 90 bun life Dor fom.
met biem pes 2-Sioen ON Ratteu,
off Wtanben no for of ltbe efter benz
De. SON trai pna Geicn ben orpbte,
meo bpem ban fom | Srptte. Grabs.
manoen pa%aItaar, at Den orGbte
trpngte baarot inopaa BAN, bporior
ban traf anip for at pGrge iig og til.
feieoe berunber SpeitcraaS ct ca. II
Gn. opbt &nipItif | SptlGggen, bpor.
peo Tltlsaaren blep belt oper'faaret,
Sreorifier par ltrar meb paa at for.
isee at Itanie ben polbiomme @lso.
ming % at foo Den tilifabefomne I'll
9ege. Gen brebte % 6reortfien
bopoe pGret 9obe aameroter % ar.
beioet / lGngere Sio iamnten, ferlt
/ Samnonger og / ben iioite Waanco
/ 9aIe, bpor Ser for Sioeu paagaar
itore llbbpgningsarbeioer for Gale
Sabrifer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-03-22

Carer i 40 Iar. Gn ODER Seitop.
lanbene bsit agtet og anerfienot
Terionligbeo, 2Grer og airfeianger
Il Horore Iliroal, Ole S~trlltpolo, bar
/ bisie Gage isgt afifeo efter at bape
peret itaoig fnpttet til SGrergiernin.
gen / 40 Iar. airfeianger Sfrut.
poIb bar pGret Wcolem al SerreoS.
itpret fiber 1870, oerai 81 Iar iom
Sroferer. Chen 1884 bar ban pG-
RET SorligeliesfommisiGr. s Imts.
tinget bar ban en- at De melt frem'
Wteblemmer % bl. q. ltaoig
Sormano / Sfolefomitecn. Sormano
/ Imtsifoleitpret bar ban / Ell Ior'
rpffe. st Ear Eeriober bar ban
Stortingsiuppleant.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-03-22
Sfnfslnnnef.

Statslaanet. Sislee "@. E." bal
6inanSminiiteriet / oct iioite gar
mootaGet benueo so Se~npeuoeIie,
meo Silbuo ON at arrangere Saar
for Den banife Stat. Der er ogiac
fleet en- Senuenbelie fra nogle ante'
~rifanife Sinans mpno. Men ira Ell
iaabon Senpenbelie til oirfelige 5or'
banblinger ON ct 2aan er Der 10 el
meget langt Spring. Sfslge "Hi'
get" bill De pirtelige Sorbonoltnge,
blioe in6leoeoe / oenne Waaneo. Ier
meneS at bore SanbipnIigbeo Tor.
at 2oauet pil blipe orbnet gienpen
Ell 9anf / Sonoon, Der / Sorpeien e,
interesieret / oct oanife Fengemar'
fe0.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-03-22

wiI1iarnSou&M merchant
Patent or Solicitors,
9s y. w,liism.ss q srani o. nsrehssu Masses polls, sina
Iovedkontor; s2e-gs5 Guaranty Loan Bldg.
Iiuai, Room 81 McGm Bldg, Washington, ID. c.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-03-22
bergenS Rreditbank
gcracu, Torac

Aftitfapital q @iuioner aroner.
Rsierpefonos Ar. 2,230 900.
RoStager Yengt til 6orrentntug efter
bDisite SHolaaHsreutt.
leenbpsboenbe tunne otrette pr. Bot
ienoe Baufen 6emisie III Snoituo, bporsfter
aontrGbog (tiH ON guites opbepdres) uil
blipe ienot pr. omgaaenoe eiter opgIueH
Noresie. &c. NJ Al
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-03-22
Taiet paa lpre Gfer.

&aiet paa Gpre Gfer. S Stats-
raao er Der beiluttet iremiot Eropo-
iition ON gepilgning af 10000 SIR.
iii Sorbeling mellem Dem, Tom leo
Cab oeo Scroraiet paa grre efer
Suleaften 1910. Seo pripate 9ioras
os peo Sepilgning al guifcruos Imt
og gnre @fer er Der III bette Eie-
meS tibligere inofommet ca. 10000
SIR.
@anbfalo tilbmet Sfien. Sra Sfien
meobeles ben 4oe Marts: anmmer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-03-22
SrGbt al ct Sneifreb. Sra Ssne.

SrGbt at ct Sneifreb. Sra Ssne-
ios mebbeles Den 29be 8ebr.: Goit.
beforbrer Sans Saligen, iom fisrer
Toiten mellem Seen os gngerubben
/ aabaI, blep / gftermiooag or9bt
al ct Sneifreo. San fisrte iom ban.
Zig peb 1-Siben no ira Seen. Taa
8eien fit en- aamerat iiooe paa meO
BAN. gco @roteruoberget, ct brat,
lfogbart Sielo itrar isnoenfor en-,
geroaIeu, fom Der plubielig ourenoe
eft Sneifreb. 9esse De aisrenoe
blep rommet al Ssitpffer. Saugen
or9btes siebIiftelig. Zen anoen
ilap meo nogen blooige Sframmer.
Soften reobeoes. 4olten er uifaot,
noar unbtnges noeen 8affer. Zen
Smfpmne blep inoIagt paa gngeroo-
Den. San eiterlaoer Jig Suitru 90
ire porne Barn,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-03-22

Gn nh Spinoclic. SfibStsmrer
Irel 9isgaaro / Ssnitrup bar / oiSie
Gage iaaet Eatent paa en- mn Spiin-
belle. SpiinOelien, iom beitaar al
Ell apaorant meo ct linorigt iuorettet
5icoeripitem, ifl,lbe iisIse Sends.
Sib." bore eusbetpoenoe meo, at
Sisfarenbe for Sremtioen er iifreoe
moo Den Gpeutualitet, at Horet fnGf-
fer | poloiom Sisgang. Sober Sp.
iinoelien, buao Den loper, oil Den
gigre lin Saber til en- berentt Manb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-03-22

Granger Ss Gu Spmafinc9 ~Su.
pennen" err ioa goo ioul nogen anSen
Spmaifine til Den oohbelte Eris.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-03-22

8pnnar anitoien, Tom bar neoIagt ct
tort Mrbcibe I Sagen, palgtes EN-.
ltcmmig til @ierpens aommunes He.
prrieutant i araitielIfabets Tiref.
ton.
9p Scrmctiffabrif. Sra NoIbe
meooeIes Den 26oe Seb. gn al Ser.
gems Sanoclsitonbs briitige ReprG.
ientonter, Sr. &isbmon0 .. aopIi,
bor / oisie Gage lat igang Ell Sernle.
tiffubrif paa S%tensboou / Sarsen
iammen meo Ell Sr. Sebiernien ira
Stensbapn. Sabrifen lager / Sier.
tet al HomsoaIsiifet, iaa 6iifen -
iaa at Ii - fommer i~prGuenoe Ill
Sabrifen. 9eliggenbcben er aItiaa
Den beoit muIiae og oil frune aipe
6abrifeu mango SoroeIe. Sobrifens
bermetiife Sorlferogn r%eprpicnterer
Ell Sorbeorine ira ben, man i IImiu.
beli9beo mn faar / SonocIen. Rog-
ne1 ligeer bel / lin egeu Roqnirf OF
meo en- 8aspoIe uoenpaa iQien for at
life Ho9nen IfaI naa @Iifboren. Gen
li9ger / Siifefrait % or iieIoeu iaf.
tig og oelifat.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-03-22

Nedsatte Taxter t 81 r ss:sslsS.@s >, re.
DR.. s.sisr fortriniE Bsiisnins III nsdsstts raStss.
The BOYD Transfer Co.. ninssapsls. ssss-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-03-22

Hpe 8eneralcr. s Statsraao for
Ieoen blep Sberlt Chr. 5b. Soltioot
uonppnt til 8eneralmaior OF 8ene'
ralinipeftsr og Gbei for 5GitningS.
artiaeriet og Sberit BON Mfrnt5e al
Iorgenitierne til 9eneralmaior og
Gbei for Ace Brigade iant inotil pi'
oere iom &pmmanbant poa Bergen
bus. Generalization Srobn er beor'
bret til at opertase Stiainaen lonl
fommanocrenoe General ira Acc
apriI. aiifeb / 9aaoe / Senbolo til
al oersgrpnielppen er meboelt @ene'
raIerne OLSON oe Hisien, Sberiterne
s. Hoa.Sanieu % 9br. 8. s. Sano'
berq.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-03-22
Nn gauaelauos.9aue? On Greos

Np Gauselanbs.gane? Gn areos
al fienote WGno paa Norolangelanb
bar iislge "GlanoeneS Sagblao"
inbbubt til ct Ear Wsoer / Sobals
% Sneoe for at Orsite SpersSmaa.
let ON en- Sernbale ira G~uofjebiug
til Sobals. 0riitsbeltprer Billion
peb SangeIanbsbanen uotaler, al
bois Hsobp- 5emern.Guten fom'
mer, ipueS Oct naturligt at ifabe e,
burtigere Sorbinbelie aorssr-aiel
peo en- Sane neb giennem 2anee-
lano og at neolGgge Den mlpprenoe
Rute, Der boert aar piier Cab. Wan
baaber oerfor at fiinne iaa StatenS
Ststte til Den proieftereoe gane.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-03-22


100 Nar fnlote forleoen Dag gnfe-
fru &ebcffa &oicnpinee. Gnfeirr
Roienpinge er isot | geititaoeu. Som
gonife ing blep bun gift meo BRO
prietpr gilert CLAUS Hoienpinge I'll
G9ge 8anrb. 5 1889 beoe benoes
Manb, bporefter gnfeiru &oienpiugc
TO Iar efter operlob 8aarben til lin
ploite Son oa flpttebe til Stenfipr,
bpor bun loo opfsre Den 8aoro. bun
fremoeles Dor /. Sun er iulbit9u.
Dig friif og / SorboIo til FIN bsie Il.
Der raif eg rpriq. iiober oppe belle
3aeen og itriffer. Spn oa SerYel
err BOG minhre goo, ifriper "Srono.
bienls Ior."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-03-22

Siialgs.-@n so Icres 5arm
III SIS pr. Were. 7et err mt SlaaieIdno
meo aoot 8ano % eooe Suie. Strip til ".
Rp 1, Dor %, 2lear cafe, gtirn.
Evening journal., 1912-05-07
STATE BOOST
SPEECHES AT THE
BOARD BANQUET

The committee arranging for the
Board OF Trade banquet in the DUPONT
assembly hall tomorrow night has
provided for many interesting after
dinner speeches o. Curtis Purdy,
president OF the Wilmington Board Of
Trade will preside al the banquet.
Josiah Marvel will be POSTMASTER The
speakers will be the Hon. Thomas l..
Cannon. OF st. Louis, Missouri. Sena-
tor William c. Sproul. OF Pennsyl-
vania, the Hon. Walter B. Miller, Of
Salisbury. Md. Governor simeon 8.
Pennewill. OF Deaware, Mayor Harri-
son W. Howell. Of Wilmington.
There viii also be a number Of short
speeches called for from representa-
tives OF the various Boards of Trade
throughout the state. and from mem
bers Of the State Legislature.
There is manifest considerable inter-
est in the BOARD OF Trade dinner and
II is expected TO accomplish much
good in promoting harmonious busi-
ness and social relations between res
ldents OF the three counties of the
state.
Evening journal., 1912-05-07
ACCUSE MAN
OF ATTEMPT
TO ASSAULT

Constable Hslloren, Of Yorklyn this
morning arrested John Owens, aged
81 years. white farm hand OF Cen
treville on charge Of attempted fell
onious assault on Alice ODonnell, the
13 year old daughter Of James ODon-
nell, a stone cutter, OF Centreville.
Owens and the Constable arrived at
the police station al o'clock and we're
joined by State Detective Frank Nc
Coy under whose orders the arrest
was made Owens was held by Mag
istrste Lewis under S50u Dali for a
hearing tomorrow morning.
State Detective Mccoy Yesterday
morning received a telephone message
from Mr.. O'Dunnell telling Of the az
legged attempt, and he went TO The
girls house at once. He learned that
Owens had been visiting the house
and yesterday morning while the
girls father was in the field and her
mother doing work upstairs. he is
alleged to have grabbed the child. she
screamed and her mother rushed 20
the rescue with a broom. while owens
fed down the road. II is charged. ne-
teotive Mccoy learned that Owens was
to work on the farm Of James Fort
ner. near Hockessin, and word was
sent to Constable Halloren.
Evening journal., 1912-05-07
MIR. BAYARD
AGAIN HEADS
DEMOCRATS

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
DOVER, Del. May THE new
Democratic State committee organiz-
ed at meeting early this afternoon
by electing Thomas F. Bayard of VIII
mington. State chairman: Benjamin
A. Hazel. OF Smyrna vice chairman:
James Lord, OF Dover. secretary, and
John +. Malloy Of Wilmington. trea
surer. The officers are the same as
in the past, excepting Mr. Hazel
The committee decided that under
the new rules the chairman and vice
chairman could be selected from out
side the committee membership.
Among other things the committee
discussed the advisability of esta0-
fishing daily party newspaper for
the coming campaign. and Harry r.
Graham. J. r. Clement and James NJ.
Tunnel were appointed a committee
to consider and report upon this sub
iect-
The following we're appointed in
committee on finance. James J. Eng
lish, Harry r. Graham. Charles II.
Salmon. William A. Scott. Benjamin
a AAoNNAf - - DhHlf mar lhhu A
Joseph. Theodore Veasoy.
The following were appointed a
committee on speakers TO act in con-
junction with the chairman: J. A.
Hossinger. j. p. Foard, r. r. Kenney
James II. Hughes. Charles owens, r
G.. Paynter.
Chairman Bayard and Vice Chair.
man Hazel we're made ex-ofiicio mem.
bers OF the State committee.
Evening journal., 1912-05-07
HENRY KLEINsTUBER DEAD

Henry Kleinstuber died at his home
Fifth and DUPONT strets, AZ 9.35 o'clock
this morning a victim of tuberculo-
sis. He had suffered for three years
Mr. Kleinstuber. a son Of William
and Marguerite Kleinstuber. WAS born
ia Steinbach. Germany. on March 16,
1865, and came TO this country IN
1882 For a number Of years he was
a newspaper agent and afterwards OBJ
tained q clerical position with the Ba-
varian Brewing Company where hs
remained for ffteen years At the
termination Of that period. which wal
three years ago, he went into N,
hotel business.
Mr.. Kleinstuber is survived by his
wife. Elizabeth. three brothers, Or
! William, and John Of this city. and
Jacob. of St. Louis, and by one sis
ter Miss Katherine kleinstuber, OF
Baden, Germany.
The funeral will take place from
the home on Friday afternoon az 2
O'Clock. with interment in Riyerwew
Cemetery
Evening journal., 1912-05-07
B. 6 Q. ANXIOUS
THAT NINTH STREET
BRIDGE BE BUILT

Andrew 4. Sanborn, local counsel
for the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Company appeared before the direc-
tors of the Street and Sewer Depart
ment today relative TO the new city
bridge at Ninth street. which has been
held up. pending the selection OF the
route for the DUPONT Boulevard
through Wilmington. The directors
stated they wanted the bridge con-
structed as soon as possible. Mr.. San
born will advise his company accord
ingly.
Mr. Sanborn also read a letter from
the railroad company relative 10 the
city's request that the company pave
the sidewalk, it was said and Presi-
tween Scott and DUPONT streets. The
letter stated the cost would be be-
tween 81 500 and $4,000. The board
said the work would not cost more
than $500. The company Will pave
the sidewalkg. it was said and Presi-
dent Sparks Of the department said
the city intended TO pave the street.
The board of Plumbers Examiners
reported that Joseph G. Van Trump
had passed the examination with a
percentage of so. He was granted a
license. Permission was also granted
the odd Fellows Hall Company 70
construct vault under the sidewalk
in Tenth street. alongside their new
building at Tenth and King streets.
Street commissioner Pierson re-
ported having inspected the lights un-
der the elevated tracks Of the Penn
sylvania Railroad company. and found
little, if any, improvement Il was de-
cided to send letter to the company
with the report incorporated.
Evening journal., 1912-05-07
ONE LEGGED BOY ON
Long WALK, IN CITY

Ralph Tompkins. the one-legged
boy pedestrian. who claims to have
walked from New York TO Chicago ana
back in 80 days. stopped at the y.
NJ. G. A. here early this afternoon. He
is on his second long jaunt with Jack
sonville, Fla, as his destination this
time, and he hopes to complete his
trip about September ! He left New
York on April 10, and would have ar
rived here sooner but for an illness
which confined him to the Chester y.
NJ G. A. for several days last week.
He left Chester at o'clock this
morning Thompkins, who is 10 years
of age lost his leg on the railroad
when he was but years old His
home is in Poughkeepsie, and he is a
reporter on the Evening STAR Of that
city. He records his walking expert
ences and sends the information back
to his paper
He hopes to secure a theatrical en-
gagement at the Lyric for this even
ing. and will leave for Newark at 5
o'clock tomorrow morning
Evening journal., 1912-05-07
To SERVE TIME
FOR ROBBINC
A LAUNDRY

Clinton Kale, colored, and William
II. Thomas, colored, Of Middletown,
received heavy sentences In the Court
OF General Sessions today. Kale
pleaded guilty TO larceny Of S52.64
and with breaking and entering the
store Of Henry Toy. a Chinaman
Thomas was convicted Of breaking
and entering the laundry. Kale was
sentenced TO two years and twenty
lashes fer breaking and entering snl
one year and ten lashes for larceny
Of the money Thomas was given
eighteen months Imprisonment and
twenty lashes
Stella Boyce, oolored. was convict
ed OF the larceny OF SIS and was
sentenced TO six months.
The Grand Jury returned the Iol.
lowing true bills
Assault with intent to commit mur.
der Mark Davis, Marino DePaoll.
Larcony-Thomas pamar. James
Butcher, Samuel r. Wilcox.
Obtaining money under false prs
lenses Benjamin II. Biddle.
Assault and battcry-Matthew
Brown.
Evening journal., 1912-05-07
MAKE MOVE
TO GET WHARF
FOR "ORCHARDS"

The first definite move made to-
wards securing city owned wharf at
the Orchards the mecca for laulch
owners, was made today when City
Solicitor Hastings appeared before
the Directors Of the Street and Sewer
Department with a communics ton
from Henry Hopes. agent for William
p Connel, owner Of lands on the east
side of Church street, between
Eleventh street and the Brandywine
creek, in which Mr.. Hopes asked TO
have this street open, thereby giving
access TO the creek from Church
street The directors said thai for
years the street has been closed and
many boat houses are located there.
The street is in no condition 20 be
used at present.
City Solicitor Hastings will confer
with the attorney for Mr. Hopes re-
lative 20 the matter
While at the meeting of the depart
ment today Mr. Hastings submitted
plans Of the Wilmington and Southern
Railway Companys entrance into the
city. These we're turned over TO City
Engineer Taylor who will latter con-
fer with J. Eugene Wallace, manager
of the company.
The question Of that clause OF the
plumbing rules of the department
giving the Board OF Directors Of the
Street and Sewer Department the
right to cancel a master plumber
license or impose a fine of s25 for an
infraction OF rules Of the board, was
discussed by Mr. Hastings. who said
as the board was given the power to
levy the fine. the Municipal Court had
no jurisdiction.
Richard Walsh is now charged in
City Court with a violation Of the
plumbing ordinance In working with
out a plumbers license. The case will
be called before Judge Cochran to-
morrow
Evening journal., 1912-05-07
new STEAMSHIP
SOON COMPLETED

II is expected that the new steam
ship Henry Williams will leave the
yard Of its builders, the Harlan and
Hollingsworth Corporation, to be pre-
pared for its initial trip from Bslti-
more to Georgetown and Charleston,
S. c. According 10 the plans Of the
officials Of the Baltimore & Carolina
Steamship Company. the new steamer
is to be completed and ready for COM
mission by May Is
The Henry Williams is 240 feet
long, 80 feet wide and IS feet nodded
depth. The vessel is thoroughly mod
ern in every particular, and is equip
ped with all necessary appliances for
the rapid discharge and loading Of
CARGO.
Evening journal., 1912-05-07
BOYS DENY
BANANA THEFTS

Thomas Watson. Edward Mulhern
and Henry F. Lloyd, charged with
larceny of between 80 and 90 bananas
from a wagon OF the Delaware Fruit
Company. entered pleas Of not guilty
when arraigned I'm City Court this
morning. The boys claimed they
bought the bananas.
Peter Burler5s, huckster, told OF
missing the fruit, valued at Sl.50.
which included the cost of the dam
age done to the lunches. Herman
n. Jones. Of Fourth and Franklin
streets. said he saw the boys follow
ing the wagon at Broome street, but
he could not identify the defendants
as the ones John Gilbride. Jr.. said
he saw boys following the wagon and
they had bananas. Judge Cochran
referred the case to Agent Stout, who
will report on Saturday morning
Evening journal., 1912-05-07
JAIL SENTENCES
FOR OFFENDERS

Five oolored men and one white
man. when srraigned In County Court
today, entered pleas Of guilty
Joseph Butler aud William Smith,
colored. pleaded guilty to tho larceny
OF suit Of clothing from Hyman
Felnburg. II was Smiths frat Of
fense, and he was sentenced TO six
months Butler had been before the
Court on a previous occasion. and
he went up for one year and ten
lashes
Herbert Briscoe. Fred Jacobs and
Rollin Valentine. colored. pleaded
guilty 70 carrying razors. Judge
Woolley In passing sentence sounded
note Of warning against carrying
concealed deadly weapons. Valentine
went up for two months Briscoe was
sentenced to three months and Jacobs
did not have good reputation and
went up for FIVE months
James Butler. who pleaded guilty 10
the larceny OF a pair of shoes, WAS
sentenced to 4 year and ten lashes.
Evening journal., 1912-05-07
cHILp WANpER ANAY.

For short time last night, Flor-
ence Myers. aged years. Of No. 500
West Third street, caused her family
much worrlment She disappeared
from Fronch street station and her
parents were unable to hnd any trace
OF her. The family had been visiting
down the State and after stepping
from the train they lost Florence.
Patrolman Devinish found the girl
az Fourth and Madison streets. Shs
knew in a general way where sns
lived. but was not certain. The po-
licemsn then took her 20 the City
Hall where her parents called for
her.
Evening journal., 1912-05-07
BIDS FOR CHANGE
IN ROAD COURSE

Proposals for changing the line Of a
road in Pencader hundred were re-
ceived today by the Levy Court at its
meeting The road is known AS the
Depot Road. where it crosses Purga-
tory Run. This work was decided
upon by the Levy Court, owing to the
number Of accidents happening where
the road turns sharply. To make the
change necessitated. the building Of
a bridge There we're many bidders.
but no straight bid on the plans The
Levy Court. awarded the contract to
L. p. Jacobs, of Newark Del. for
S5.3t5.
Evening journal., 1912-05-07
SIX NURSES IN
GRADUATING CLASS

State Senstor Charles r, Miller.
president of the Board of Trustees
OF Delaware Hospital. will preside at
the annual commencement OF the
Training School for Nurses to be
held in Bush ward this evening. The
address to the graduates will be
given by Or. Albert Robin. The in
vocation and benediction will be pro-
ncunced by the Rev Thomas r. Hol-
loway, pastor OF Second Baptist
Church
The graduates are Mrs. Matilda
Herman. Miss Natalie Hofecker, Miss
Hilds b. Page. Miss Sara Husbands
Miss Pearl Moore and Miss Margaret
Godfrey. The commencement dance
will be given on Wednesday evening
IN the Bush ward