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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-12

The United states ~ Awerfca. North
em District ~ florida. Whereas, on ths
"a DAY ~ December. 1912. the Gulf Ma
Court 81 tie United states fnf the North
prn District ~ ffnrldn. aEalnEf the launch
"Arinin." her boats. tackle apparel and
~ uFnrrHs tn que form - law. 90 me- ~
rerfeA. returns be on tie 20 DAY ~ TICS
rrmhrr. 1919. 7 have EeiNen ard takeu the
said launch "AriniaH and have her in ms
custody Notice ~ hereby given. that
District Ccurf VII he heia ln the f'fefssf
states court Room. ~ TIE city ~ penEa-
cola. via on TIE ga aaV ~ necemireF.
the owner ~ owners ard an persons who
may have nr riaim any Interest. are
hereby cited a. 30 and appear az the tiuss
and place afnre#mld. 90 show cause. III
not pass a. prayed II p Me0ourin, =.
II Marshal ttdorit
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MnNET lnared or real estate Or ns~~nrsf
rFurerfF in fhe city - peuaaco'a 81 ire
taEai rate % interest HhTF. "a 90 "a.
p. Government street Phone lisa tasn
MoNEN loaned ~ diamonds ara hirh-
class tewelrN at ire legal rate - 49,
est HALL a CO. ieA ~ Government
street Phone dI6a n.~n
SALARIES or wages rrrrharre. ff..r.f
discounts WALL A. co ffs r az.
eminent street Phone tffa as~n
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-12

MANfCrRfNu-. dressing ana shan.
pocinR Elertrfe dryer AID en- oauven.
fences. Ladies viii have every attention.
Miss Mabel Henry. sii Biount Buil6inr
tofmr
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-12

7 understand pour wife ia doinE hsr
oen cooklnF"
"NBai are mistaken
hot JiuH told me she Waa"
"uh. that maK Just Tor = llffie whiis
Iiun W#s making % = visit and nhe
thought he had stayed lgnE enough -
uousfou Post
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HARBOR AND
MARINE NEWS


Aust ~ Eduardo Musll, se7e. sutton.
NJ rdenham 20 John A. Merritt a Co
Dutch ~ T~rsecheIieng. ie7a. van-
derland. Cardiff 20 The Keywer- Muidon
"a
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-12

Notice i hereby rivsn ~ 90 Intention
~ thH uffrrHiEunl to arriF for Letters
Patent to the Governor ol thf state -
florida % thn Hth GAS ~ January. "A. ~.
1878 tnr1TafaruH thr FLORIDA ENport
Company end tn submit .tn r1nnartion
with said application. and az a part
flereaf. t.F fHlowIuE proposed Charter
81 4 MERwTN.
q E uuLnEAm
81. w. OWEN
Tee uufrrFiFneH hereby Apply o. Let
tffH Patent lnnaruurnfirn she haurlln
EHparf company. ana propose the fellow
ma Charter inr the Haid Intended moor
uuratiun
81 rhs name - ,hs said CORPORATION
shau % .-Tte FiaFiia Ekn8Ft cornfanF. X
ana ftH U.aor ~ business SHAH 81 NeuHa
rnIH. FLORIDA. ana az such other places a.
% ular from t.He % tine designate e.
sub mHarFlFH
rhs raueraf nature 81 ths business
fn o. frauaartHI hF saM Corporation snail
Do ffe rErartinE and irunrtInE 81 timber
End iumher and other uerehandlae q
every dfHrrIrtion. ana tha making ~ ai
contra 0ts end obiiEafi0ns incident 90 the
Eenaraf hufInrrs ~ dealing in mrfehau-
dice in transit tn and from foreign coun@
tries auf with ere several states % the
ro a-auirs ne roo VII rirhts ana
property. mmn tu undertake thn whole nf
any part cf tfe assets and liabilities ~
Any psr1n hrn. essocisticn or corroras 3
atockr 81 b1sia ~ tais corporation or
uIrrrufan
- enter into. Hats. perform arr carr
Huf contracts ~ every Hinh Cor nnE lnws
ga uuru0nm wlth any unrHrus nrms anHn-
.IHfiHr ur corporation.
To draw make. aorrpf. rndorte. 90.
.1unA execute emo Issue rrunlsanfv mntsF
hINH rf rNrIHwwe. warrants am0 other me-
e1fiahia ~ transferable Instruments.
ITO issue bonds NrnHHtarHH ~ OBJ So
items nf fHfa NuFurfMftur frun1 fan1r Or
fImr. frr any ~ ere objects ~ purposes
~ fhiH rnfrnraflnr. aEan O. secure the
same tF martEaNe n.eigr, deed ~ trust.
1T nfhnrwaHa
rs purghasr hnfd and Reissue fho
shares 81 ltH capital rtuEk.
t. have uue ~ more uiNrMN. Or 0arfN
or al nr mmN ~ See operations mnh hwNi-
nrer and mfhnuf rrsfflrttru ~ IffHit 80
fn Hmuunt fn rurHfaaf ~ nfherRlss ars
nuirH. fn Mn'N HMu. ~ mnrtNMNa. HNlls
CONVEX. vt uthnrwtHH alNnuHn - real ard
personal Uruuertr ~ sFerV ciasF and de-
nriusin ln arw ~ fhH states. nisfrirta
TrrratnriaH nF GutuuimM ~ ths Lnlted
states. and IN anT and al foreign cuun-
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SPECIAL MA&TNN'a sAAht
~ virtue ~ decree from the Circuit
Court ~ EaCamhia county, fluftAas m
faKcr ~ - uantFll ard against Aannn
Brown. Emmn ANnn Wruwn. his wife. T.
Brown and ~ Muller Z shall cell A.
before the court hnuHn annr. IN fHnsas
cola EsraHnhn county. florida mn the
Nrrf Monday fm January "A ~ 1914 WITH
in The ierai hnufH ~ sale. the fniouinN de-
FrriheH urannrfv. fo-wfta lot eleven nlh
~ block twNmfv-twn f2g1 ~ thn Wet
King tract o. fhr CITY - Pensacola rs
Gambia county. FLORIDA. arrnrdinr tn THE
subdivision ~ said block ~ ] q rehlrY.
a. rrr plat ~ aaih subdivision recorded
in rnnrfrnre book ~" naEa taf. - the
records ~ the once ~ the rlerk 81 the
circuit court % said county # Escauihia
Purchaser 20 pay fur a@ed
w a HflouNT, IN.
novaioawfw Special Master
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Read The Journals Want
Ads and Profit thereby.
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MULTIPLICATION.
MUSICAL

PROP uILFILLAN SCOTT. PIANO
FOR 1850 PROFESSION. HN.NCNNT.
FEkN MIL Nh ga Wnst Garden Per-
HsFaIa. Phone T0f f1feH1r.s
WILLIAM rACKWAM. Nua har can
recommend puuiA using ktH uefhed
81 teacher o. TnunE rlarfafa Fhnne 80
Tor HinEinEs CrEan anf piano lessons.
namuvInna
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-12

q vant 20 thank ycu from the bot
tom - my heart wrote O. a. Raider. ~
fsvriHburw. w Va. for ths wonderful
double huneht 7 Eot from Electric BIT
terH. In curing me ~ both . severe ease
81 stomach trouble and % rheumatism
from which I had been an almost help
Jess sufferer Tor Ten YeNrs. u suited
my case as though made Just fer me"
For dyspepsia. Indigestion, taundice.
and 20 rid the system ~ Kidney
poisous that cause rtsuuatiatn. Eisc-
gric nitters have ~ oauai Try them.
every bottle ln wueFa nfe~d - eatfnfy
oniy 81 cents ~ ". a. D'Aiembsrts's
tAdvl
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statesmen

AMBITIOUS sALEHNEN. neat aunea r.
aure. CaH Oh merrh aHts In fhfh trrIf-
fnff .eiHEHnf HINfNun. convenient tn
shrfH. Hnua commission prompt rewif-
urrr Belmont Wfr CO.. Clueinunfi. 0
adrr
4hfNNMAN tFf general trade STAPLE
Hrr faa a. weekly advance IN enm-
mission. ksuHFIFurn uunE. CESAR simply
ell araunH HuHfieF with elaan feCgFd n
W taarrrwH NfHflau A. Nafroif afsr
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-12

- Neither fhs Captain. oUn.
04A ere nor rnnaiumnH 20 fhe -
A&MA ..faranh rliinw'' vii - reHunn.
- fIEIr f1f debts contracted 81
fhr rrFw III HnM vessel
LAND.
keTsrr Muhdnn Co. Captain
rnnHianrr
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VESSELS IN PORT.


otaanehipa
steatheak British. a6Tt. stanhops.
Trinidad q Gulf Transit Co.
Fenay Isodre. mr. as7A. Ensiish.
Tampa 20 Gulf Transit Co.
Fails % orchy. Br. sbas. Muchis. ~
Lucia 20 Gulf Transit Co.
Hyltonia. nr. itta. smith 90 John A.
Merritt a CO.
Merak. 1877. Wiser. Rotterdam 70 A.
A. Quina Export Co.
ida. span. 2iso. ChirapaHu. Port
Tampa 90 Gulf Transit Co.
Monkahaven. n. 2oso, Msiburu. Las
paimas % order.
Eastlanas. Br. assT. Loyd Mobfis 10
John A. Merritt, a CO.
ships.
Gezina. Nor. iTiA -. Mates 20
Bsr.a
blanca. Nor. 1877 weatmark. re
Janerio 70 order
paHauals Laura --s Naples 70 n.
A. ouina Export Co
schosnsrs.
Tafa. Am. 6af. Borden. Mobile N
Luke a plaE
John Francis Am. fsb. Vessel.
Ponce. y. r.. ~ John a. Merritt a CO.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
ron sALE Gov a. ,slf Arrow n,s
Nnrin - Avenue liae-'i
roR sAf.F rrsesi shral,s' r1arts' rUsH
Eraca FTH refan. OranEe. nrare FrTlit
fsa-h 80 ah s,nat q I',ait 81 orn.-
Write fnr ratnisnifa Pensacola SD a
NnrserV 90 Pensareaa Fla led"r
FOR SAFE vine. 800 lsakirH. ~arhi
nation buggy ana SADDLE hrrse Seven
rNars old Can D. had AT bargain.
ArrlBi stuart neEnva. Phones ~ ~
FARM FoR sArH-a1-a miles from
court house IL mile from city limits
~ arres vith GOD vire fencs. t-roorn
house.. deep Nel. pump. gasoline ennine
and eoa wallnn tank watef tn harm and
house hnaring pnrnn trees and lots -
ars sna Shapes va seu cheap n taken
Davis. s0i y Tarrarouna street 2tnov
FoR sALE-spaos n rsrri.s warshauss
-. - s5
Phone istA corner Chase ana Aicanis
street, s
RApcoCK pvonrrs an ssochl. pitkins
rTsuss ane Rnof Paints rte Powder
naint Paint without OF lfsrrinr Hall
Marvin safes w johnson CO
American National Bank building.
FoR sAtE-ona drawer National cash
register tr A. condition fwn NHuaN
shsw Gases ana one s-draver rims csh-
met Apriy Coes onoF
ron sALE-Nsw naps - Esesrh,s
county. scaie : inch n ME Pre-
$500 stephsn Tee county surveyor Y
= nor ~ Pensacola
rTFr TorrpwAI pANAMA CANAL .sl
. ,s. Z ~. &c, &c s1.s 80 e a. EN-
u . your frisnaa Al an hook stores %
FOR SArr-Ntrs Hrv stove 1900. trim
naimNa from kf1n-Hried lumber 81 -
I loaa 81 ao cord. stsarns Lbr a Export
Co. Phone ISIS SNOW
FOR sALE-soo loads uooa-oak ana
pins T.. A nuhuiasun. Phone iif7
fEoctam
FOR sAT.E-ons g-rsssrnrer auto. 1919
model. - good condition o. vii trade
Or real estate BOY sas iioci
FOR sAIE-ons large bay horse. sgren
years %. and perfectly sound wfn
work any where Also one BAY rnare, %
saadisr snd driver Apply John 3 Bssrd
ron SALE naardinw house. f,sn ~
sod pavinr bosrasrs centrally located
Poor health reason fur selling Address
''Nr.. 7 p. osre Journal isnoviu'
YOUR PIANO car - rraae me- nsw IN
tone. touch anf looks by our three e.
nsrt plano huilAsrs snd case enisher.
re clutter MUSE Tiouss' isnov
ron sAtE-ss-foot eahia launch. ~
cemuiste C7feap Pcs r1s tserfws
HOTELS.
sunny RANK Cluh House. two stories
Y inr and h1ntinr. durks &c For purtic-
uiafs Apply o. walter White. Zoe q pala-
I fer street truE store. on write sunny
hank Club House, Camp Walton. Pa.
INV MERcHANrs HorEf-Europ.sa.
E'9 ss. ~ "a sssS ogs 800 y % \.
every rcom. free bsth. hsn ans hotel ser
HOTEL FGoRfnA-ner ~ ahvtas Ire
I public I have moved ny afHra upstairs
I where 7 VII hs pleased ~ meet my 90
f r-s,. \, a %'s "a c s r Rooms .
only commercial prices hotel o. ths cts.
i7novIn
PARK UoTEI.-Firat-elasa rooms p,,rs
faT u - ref cay Special rates IS
/ week Centrally located Tee Easf uog.
Y eminent street W. = Gilmore. PROP
tarutff
HoTFr. CoNFoRr. F7orisatown. ~ -.
Gambia Pay wnrn anhfnn hnaffr.~
4 hafftnE anf fne table clean nfanr -
I clean people ENerrfhinr rev anH rarL
Z farF Bates 81 80 tny Wesklv sp~riai
Y rnta fGso Adt-sas A y Hardes pars
7 - aamH
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HOOTON & WATSON
"TAE RENTAL AGENTS."
aiount aundlna. Phons 81.
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STRAYED.

ETnAWWfl- - fwrstaN four haaA ~ raf-
ti~-nme ref cow. nne aarN brown rsar
win Bell ore vaIinu rFifeF wlfh HnrI on
shoulder one hrtnfie hsifsr Re~arf f4~
Inform alton - rrfwrn o. fw@Hawf.
near cotton res9ura@H rffa~Hf#
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-12

FOR SALE-To Wage Farmers and
others
Farm LANDS-csood Ernse ard lorntion.
TIN ACRES and up at so Per acre.
WITTY CENTS per Acre cash
TWENTY 1--WE CENTS PEI acre Der
month
NO INTEREST OR TAXES
CAN vou better invest your eawinEaf
W 81 REEVE
Phona 1895 1915 81 CervamtFa -
ffrow
Evening journal., 1912-04-27
DEMOCRATS
NAME THEIR
DELEGATES
No Contests In New Castle
County But Few are Fought
Out Elsewhere
CLARK AND WILSON
MEN Fight At DOVER

This is Democratic primary day TO
elect delegates to Tuesdays Stlts
Convention that is to chosee six ma
tional delegates and six alternates.
The primaries excepting in Dover and
few other districts down the State
are perfunctory. There is not a con-
test in New Castle county, the only
contest. that between Michael j. Con-
non and Edward b. Abbott. In the
Second ward. having been adjusted
yesterday when Abbott got out of the
way in favor of Cannon.
At Dover, however, there is a spirit
cd fight in two districts between the
Woodrow Wilson men and the Champ
Clark men. The later have develop
ed surprising strength in the revolt
against the attempt Of Willard Sauls-
bury to deliver the State to Wilson.
John F. Salisbury, a cousin of Will
lard Salisbury, is leading the Clark
forces, and an interesting battle at
the polls is expected this afternoon In
! Dover
There is not much doubt. however
that Willard Salisbury. who is ma
| tional committeeman from Delaware
vii be chosen as one Of the National
delegates by the convention on Tues
day. This would enable him TO be
CONTINUED on Second Page)
Evening journal., 1912-04-27

we are interested he continued. "and
in one place. takes off nine acres of
valuable land. and we were glad of
the opportunity TO donate the right
of way. That this road proposition
had had a marked effect upon prop
erty values along the line Of route is
shown by several cases which I could
cite. For instance. | was offered the
farm of J. J. Ward for $4,000, and de-
clined to purchase n at that price.
which I considered beyond its value.
Since the road has been cut through,
have purchased a small portion Of
the same farm for $500. aud he has
refused $4,000 for the balance of the
farm. That is only one case. and
could cite many from personal knowl-
edge.
Even up 10 the present stage. the
road has been of very great value 20
business conditions here. and every
where else where it has gone II is
hard to form any estimate of the I'd
vantage of the road TO fruit and berry
growers, and farmers generally.
Everywhere you meet these people.
you hear them say that. when the
road is built. they expect to pur
chase automobile trucks in which to
haul their produce to the markets,
and the rapid transportation Of these
commodities TO market has a strong
effect upon their value TO the pro-
ducer. and difference In freight rates
and expense of production and trans
portation generally will benefit the
consumer to an equal degree
BUT THREE DIRECTORS.
II know of but three people in a
radius of twenty miles who object to
the valuations that have been placed
upon their property by the commits
sioners. and in each case ! know
that they have been awarded much
greater amounts of damage than their
properties were worth at a fair valu-
alton. | know this. and say so be-
cause ! think / know property valu-
ations in this section about as well
as anyone else. since il is my busi-
ness to know them, and know them
thoroughly You can readily be
shown by statistics that have been
compiled, and which may readily
be verified, that SIS per cent OF the
property-holders along tho right Of
way have donated their land for road
purposes; that 30 per cent have
authorized the management of the
road to go right ahead with the
work, they would be satisfied witt
the amount of damage awarded then
by the commissioners, and the re
naming per cent show no reason.
able ground for opposition These
! figures may be verified by anyone who
takes the trouble to go over the lis
Of property-owners along the line be
tween here and Selbyville.
BUSINESS IMPROVED.
Business conditions here wer'
improved to a very larEe dearee. Will
Evening journal., 1912-04-27
Knapp Believes SearchIighfs
Would Have Saved Titanic

for ice Of which she was warned the
ocean leviathan might not now be ly-
ing three miles below the surface Of
the sea.
This was the declaration today OF
Captain John J Knapp. u. S. N. one
of the naval officers who has been as
sisting the Senate investigating com
mittee here
Il would recommend the installa-
tion of searchlights on every ship,
whether it be a tramp plying on coast
wise routes, or the ocean greyhound
in trans-oceanic navigation he de-
clared to a United Press correspon-
dent today "The question OF such
lights aiding in navigation is debat-
able. but in the case of the Titanic
it would certainly have been of the
| greatest assistance in picking VI
1 ice
Knapp said that the Titanic investi.
cation had proved to him that all of.
I ficers should be better schooled.
Evening journal., 1912-04-27
GEORGETOWN BUSINESS MEN TELL
OF GENERAL SENTIMENT THERE FOR
EARLY COMPLETION OF DUPONT ROAD

the work Of the road was progress-
ing One of our merchants (whom
you will meet II you canvass this
town. and who will doubtless so in
form you) told me that he had done
at least $1,000 worth OF business with
the DUPONT road people since they
came here. Now look at the townl
II looks as though il were deserted,
and as though there we're very little
business being transacted here. These
are my opinions regarding the matter,
and you are at perfect liberty to so
quote me In your paper, If you so de-
sire"
BIG MERCHANT FOR TT.
T. r. Purnell. who conducts a gen
eral hardware and farming implement
store which requires a building about
half block long and three stories
high to contain the stock he carries.
is another earnest advocate Of the
DUPONT Boulevard. While his state
ment doesn't agree with the way GER
tain newspapers in Wilmington would
have thef people OF Delaware believe
all property-Owners stand on the
question, still a. has the merit of be-
ing given by a man who knows people
and conditions here, and is given ex-
actly as he said II. and is, like all
other interviews that have been print
cd in THE EVENING JOURNAL re-
garding this matter. easy OF verih-
cation by anyone who will take the
trouble TO write and ask him If he
has been correctly quoted None of
these interviews has been compiled in
the editorial rooms at Wilmington.
and none have beenblue pencilled. The
people OF Delaware are entitled 10
know just what those closest to the
line think of the road project. and
that is just what they will be told In
manner which will permit them to
verify each statement, II they so de-
sire These interviews reflect what
the people here think.
Here is what Mr. Purnell said. and
what he was not afraid TO say in the
presence of witnesses:
WANT THAT ROAD.
u certainly want that road So
does IS per cent of the peonIe In THE
entire county, and the rest don't want
II TO be abandoned. If thai < ner cont
knew that the road would not be builf
lney would not do any more kicking
about IT, That would stop them very
quickly. They too like all the rest.
want the road and want It badly.
but they feel that II they put up a kick
about II, II will be the means of their
receiving just that much more money
In payment for damages to the land
tnan they would otherwise receive.
Ihat is where the kick comes in.
More kick. more money. That is the
bald truth of the matter. even If il
does not look nice in type. They are
in exactly the same position as was
a man ! met in Wilmington the other
evening. when | attended that confer.
II Continued on Second Pagel
Evening journal., 1912-04-27
STATE
CLOSES
N. A. BANK
DepOSitOrS Safe, But Stock
holders Will Lose All,
Mr.. Gray Believes
AFTER RECEIVER
FOR The INSTITUTION

Insurance Commissioner Charles
II. Maull has taken possession Of the
North American Bank aud Trust Com
pany. doing business in the Ford
Building, this city and Attorney Gen
eral Andrew c. Gray will apply TO
Chancellor Curtis for the appoint
ment of a receiver for the company.
Mr.. Gray said that although he believ-
ed the depositors would receive dollar
for dollar he was afraid the stock
holders would lose everything,
The capital stock Of the bank was
authorized at 100000. The deposits
we're about 100000
Following an investigation of the
hanks business by Peter Wright. pub
lie accountant. for Insurance Com
missioner Maull. Mr.. Maull yesterday
sent the following letter to Attorney
General Gray:
Dover. Delaware,
April 26th, 1912
Andrew c. Gray,
Attorney General Of the State
OF Delaware.
Sir:
Under the provisions or sec
tion 5. Chapter $3.50, Volume p,
Laws of Delaware. Il becomes
my duty TO notify you that an
examination made Of The North
American Bank and Trust Com
many. of Wilmington, Delaware
shows the affairs Of such COM
pany TO be I'm an unsound condi-
tion because of unsafe invest
ments. It's liabilities exceed its
assets. and II is unsafe and In
expedient for such corporation 10
continue business. would re-
quest You to institute such pro-
ceedings against the corporation
as are authorized and directed by
said Section Of the Act referred
10 and 10 take such other proceed
inrs az the nature of the case
may require.
Z 7 desire to further notify you
4 that from my examination ! have
reason 10 conclude that the said
, corporation is IN an unsound
- condition to do business and that
shall forthwith take possession
4 of such corporations property
and business and retain such
possession until the termination
3 Of the action or proceedings in
stituted by you as Attorney Cen
eral, or until the appointment OF
Continued on Second PageJ
Evening journal., 1912-04-27
BABY BOILED
TO DEATH WHEN
HOT WATER SPILLS

BY The United Press.
BOSTON, April 27.-Iris Louise
Cone, years old while seated at
the lunch counter in department
store here, was literally boiled 70
death when a caldron Of water, being
turned into a coffee urn. toppled and
fell. spilling its boiling contents over
the child. The little girls body was
cooked nearly from the waist up. She
died on route to a hospital.
Evening journal., 1912-04-27
STAFF cnrresnondent.

Staff Correspondent.
GEORGETOWN. April 27.-Hardly
had your correspondent stepped out
of the hotel carriage when he was ac-
costed by several prominent citizens
of the Sussex county metropolis. and
one and all had some hearty busl-
ness reason 20 state why they wanted
the DUPONT road built, and why others
with whom they had spoken, wanted
t. also. Their statements will be
forwarded as soon as completed and
verified by them.
Dr. o. d. Robinson, who is known
to nearly everybody in Delaware, a
man whose word means something in
Delaware, and whose opinions are lis
tened 20 with respect and carry
weight. dictated the following:
Il am compelled to cover six or
eight miles in one direction or anoth-
er through the country surrounding
Georgetown every day, and | consid-
er that | come into pretty close con-
tact with the people residing IN this
vicinity and with their opinions and
ideas regarding the DUPONT road, as
well as other matters. | feel perfect
" safe in saying that more than 80
per cent. of the people in this sec
ton are earnestly .desirous of hav-
ing the road completed as soon as
may be. There are not many farmers
in the community but who want the
road. and who need 1t, badly. Its
completion would have a very greatly
beneficial effect upon their fortunes
as it willard has had-upon busi-
ness and property and labor condi.
tion5 in this section
ALL TREATED FAIRLY.
There is nobody who has been un-
fairly treated in the matter of ad
justment of property damage claims
and I believe that IL would be the
greatest calamity that could happer
TO lose H. You have my permission
10 quote me as saying this. and thai
I hope that work will be resumed II
the near future"
REAL ESTATE MAN FOR 1T.
f. G. Ryon. County Comptroller o.
Sussex county, who is a prominent rea
estate operator here, expressed the fol
lowing opinions all he, listening to th'
conversation between the writer ans
DR.. Robinson. understood the srhlec
of the conversation and readily made
this statement for publication;
81 am glad 20 meet anyone who vii
place before the public the exact an'
true state of public opinion in thi
section regarding the DUPONT boule
ward proposition. That is the way !
should be done, give the status o
opinion from both sides. If there Il
two sides to it which I doubt"
BOOST OF FARM VALUES.
THE line Of the road runs through
some four or Eve places in whicl
Evening journal., 1912-04-27
HOLD BACK
WEDDING TIL
PA SAYS YES

Harold n. Motion. aged 10 years. Of
No. 127 South Third street South
Wales, Pa. came here this morning
accompanied by Miss Katharyn NJ
Donatt, aged about Q wears of Lans-
dale. Pa. intending to be married. The
couple applied to Magistrate Gluck-
man for a license. The magistrate
proceeded to do so. but upon learn
ing that Notion was under age refused
to deliver the certificate. The young
people were accompanied by relatives.
but as the youth had to have permis-
sion from his parents to marry the
couple returned. saying they would
take the license litter Notions father
consented.