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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-07-12


Sporoan jeg blep Sn6brubstpp.
S Yaris u6fommer ct ioctaliltiif
Slao, Ser beooer Sen i%ociale @rig".
S oette 8la6s 2ofaler inofanot en-
Snobrnostpo fig ifelge Sort 2ano"
for nogle Gage iioen. &an brgo en-
Sernfasle op, / bbilfen ser fanotes
Sc Mi6ler, Ser bor itrabet iammen
til at bielpe rebolutionere @olitifere
og politiife Sanger.
Otter at babe tbmt @asien, lagoe
Sn6br1t0stpben / 5te6et for Yen=
&c en- lille Tiece, ser er u6gibet al
&e6aftionen al Set anarfiltilfe @lao,
og iom berer Sitlen: &porfor ieg
begif Sn6bruo!
Ga &e6oftionens Me6lemmer Sen
noe te Sag in6fanbt fig, laa ser /
&asien iom Suffering for @engene
oeres egne trbfte 6raier on, at
|Gienoom er Gpperi og at set oerfor
er fortienltfulot at itiele fra Dem,
ser en6nu er Eilbengere al Sen
gomme10ogs 6oreitilling ON Eilla-
6eligbe6en al .@riboteienoom.
llltgepel blep Meoaftionen / bei
@ra6 rDltet ODER, at man ttlloo Zig
at anpen6e 6isie Sbeorter oberfrr
Sen ielp, og man beilutte6e itrafs at
mel6e Sagen til 8olttiet.
st Nar al Sc Rlore @eoaftions.
meolemmer u6talte bog Grpgt for,
at man ol6rig biloe fua @engene
igien men 6erimob bilbe faa iaa
mange 6elto flere @poaegloier.
Set beitemtes 6erfor Tuttelts, at
Sogen lful6e bol6es bemmelig, men
Gitlen bar alligebel for goo til, at
Sen life iful6e fomme frem.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-07-12

Set norife Sangerforbun0 / Sine
rita boloer iamtioig lin lite to-
aarlise S%angerfelt- / Sarge. S
ire Gage oil man boloe oct gao
enoe mes &oncerter og forifiellige
onore feltlige Gilltelninger / Sors
binoelie meo u6en norife lge"
1oruoen 5ongeritgpnet boloes
5pumer al Morees Diitriftslcgemb.
Sc % !@opeologempoe, 9etre al
@orges Sopeologemp6e, &ollo-@ta.
tuen, ser er en- @abe fra @pen
Mouen til Mor6m9n6ene / Mmeri=
ia, bill blipe afl9ret, og en6bioere
nil Ser blipe bolot EN- normanniif=
omerifonf &onpention. Sda me,
gen norif 6eltligbe6 bar ser neppe
nogeniinbe neret bolot iaa at itge
iamtioig / ell amerifanif 8p. 6or=
goboerne bor ogiaa lagt Jig rig
tig / gnlen for at giere ~oen nor
fife ltae" til Ell Sufces.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-07-12

funne bepoe Jig funltneriif. 8eo
iaa6an at jamie Jig / @asiefor os
bol6e @t9pner, lom mon / flere
Menmlfeal6re bar giort / Norge,
fan norif=amerifanife Sangere proc
Itere noget, iom ser itaar &eipett
al. Set .er netop paa bette Ont
rao6e, at norife aomponiiter bar
frembragt Sen Muitf, iom er popu7
ler / be0ite 6oritan6. @aar @an'
&c iom ~oanofienoing", Serene
fra ~@iguro Sorialfor", ~@ar6e"
og rSangen bor 9psning" lpoer
Sarge, iloor Sangerne set itore
toaorlige Slog for norif MsrtiifS
6remme / Mmerifa.
Sililutningen til Soften tegne1
til at blipe mege talrig fra Gan.
gernes SIDE. timber fit Gorret.
ningsmeoe fomrner @angerforbun'
set til at taae enoeliae 8eitemmel.
fer mes @enipn til Sen paatpnfte
Morgesfpro / 1914.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-07-12
EynghlnmatfnB 6amlrhJtm

@jbrncitenslGguins. Set bar
itraalenoe BARN @eiiommer, og
8arme og Col / ale Sc Iuiin0
Sin0 pes Sen &eiti0eligbeo, iom
Senoag gftermio0og fanot Steo
paa &eien op for Como 8oulepar0
be6 8ascal Mbenue, bpor Murene
til 2%Dngblomltens @amlebiem ollie
reoe itoar reiit, og @jprneitene1t
blep neologt al Yaitor &C.. Salt
@iertien. Sen G%rperoige Ere1te=
man6 u6ferte @on0li1igen iite6en-
for Mrs. Carl Tergitao, en- al 6or-
eningens Stiftere og ipriglte Mr=
bei6ere, JONI 9agen fer al mango
at sen famine @fare, iom fer bar
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-07-12
STE ~@urmam=M mcrican Contention

Gette er Sen fgrlte norlfe aonpen-
ton al lit 5lags bol6t / Mmerita.
Sc opgtiglte Salere er blepet lifret
for oenne laa ltore Mnle6ning,
Mpno, ON bpem mar fan iige: Sc
peo, bba6 Sc taller ONT. @ar / flere
Mar peret merfienot iom Iagmen6
poa tit Smraaoe -. set er @elps=
ming al @uropos @iitorie. &orsto=
gene og Sc @lementer, Der foraaria'
ge6e famine, iamt Sc forlfiellige
Golfeilog, ser 6eltog pao 6isie &ei<
fer bor / Sen ienere Sis peret. oct
Acknowledgements for bans Stu:
blum. Erof. @unro bil tale beo
agricultural College, Sarge, &c,
O., Sen 136e Suli &l. 2 ober:
nMoromen6ene / Sc ltore &orstog"
ct Gbema, iom ingen norif Mano
eller &pin6e buroe mite eller Doe,
re foru6en.
Brof. Sulius SIion fra @iscon=
fin l1niperiitet, iom / Sen ienere
9i6 bar imeoegaoet Erof. 6ritbioi
Maniens Gbeori angaaenoe 9ggtbe-
Sen al @inlanosrejierne, bill taIe
ODER bette 9bema Sen lite Srli
be6 @oncor6ia College. st mege1
bigtigt % interesiant 9bema -
ierligt til Sc Morife. 9rof. Olior
er en- meget belibet Soler og bef
at gigre ielp Den min0ite Sing in.
teresiant.
8rof. S. 9. SaI fra goluulbil
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-07-12

far short moo oel1 minolte al mi
ne, set for i giort moo mig, pri=
ieoe iaa a%pinocrnes @ierni1g |
neutrality-suspicious. Sienelte og
.5mfnnoet oilers.
Otter at ct. Saul norife San=
gerforbun0 unber Sn1truftgr !@oels
2e6elie 6anoe iunget Soar 6iel=
6ene blaarer" og Sen ltore bpi6e
Slot" tolte N6oofat ~. 81. %. gn=
6erion al ct. Saul poa gnaelif ON
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. og ltilleoe
en- inol trnbig Spfor6ring til 6or=
iamlingel1 ONT at tegrle 8iorag til
8Dggefon6et boS Sen 4omite, bbis
Meolemmer UNDER Sen poofplgenoe
&al1Ic / Yrogramnct gift omfring
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-07-12

Otter &rogrammet opbol0t en- itor
|Del al Ioriamlinacn Jig eli SID om=
firing @paninaen. Sill S1notegt for
8Dggefonoet lolatcs 6oririifninger,
og MflGtninaen bar iaa liplig, at
alt blep lolat. Ger lolates ogiaa
en- bel Gel @l1apper mco 8illeoer
al @amlebiemmet paa.
Sen pellpffe6e 6elt fpje6e fig
imuft ino / Sen 9jroe al 6orcta-
GENDER, Ser loper ina loot for @am-
lebiemslagen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-07-12
Sill Songerfeltfoncerterne er bDg.
ioe 5olilter % ct fort 9rfe1ter en-.

-
tige Solilter % ct fort Srteiter en-
gogeret. Set er BOG life giennem
5oliiter og Srfeiter, at man bed
Ell Sangerfelt llaar ct Slag for
sen itore Sag, JON 5angerforbun'
Set bar lat paa lit Hrogram. Set
CT &oriangen, Iom berer en- @an'
gerfelt; Set CT naar @unoreoer, ia
op til Sulino Granddaughter iitem'
mer Sc Sanae, inn Morees Gone.
oigtere bar ifabt / fine lpfteligite
9iebliffe, at Sc Suiin6er rtpes meo
og Sc ianger ct misunderstanding,
|iom bol6er Jig giennem lange Si6er.
&bo6 ser er u6rettet til norif
Muiifs 6remme / Mmerifa al SSr,
oibioer eller minore 4or, er life
loa ubetpoeliat; men ser ifal 40,
lfillig @elRrina oa muiifalif 3nn-
nellie til, forat man enfeltpis ifal
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-07-12

.forianlet, bar blepen le0iaget til lit
iioite @pilelteo. Set frilfe Minoe
ON oe,une %opofrenoe &pinoes Bort
gang laeoe ct Drag al 8emoo ODER
Setter og gioroe SEN en0nu me:e
bpitioelig.
st norif og ct amerifanlf Stag
lmpffe0e @~amlebiemmets Mure oa
bite Sejen for sen itore Sfare, iom
tog oi0u6. Eaa 9pgningens Moro:
iiioe par Ell 8latform reilt, bporfro
&rogrammet blep eipet. Ser bapoe
9pngblomltens Stiitere &e0ers
pla6ier.
8altor Saul @intber al ct. &e
tri Menigbeo inole6e0e me6 8gn
brorefter Soriamlingen, le6et a
@angerne, iong to @ers al 5almer
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-07-12

6oriamlinger1. Som ct &eiultot al
bette blep fem @lnoreoe Collars
.tegnet.
S Hrogrammcts an6en Mfoeling
tolte MoDor Seller al ct. SAUL og
|@ubernpr gberbart 90 Sange bleb
iunget al Gopre 5ongforening,
~9ette Morge, cort @iem", og ~SSa,
ri elifer Bette 2an6et", % al Da=
meforet Sour, begge u,10er 2eoel=
le al Sobn Counting. Mapor Sell
Ter omtolte 2png6lomltens @amle,
|bjem lom e1 al Sc Sing, Ser brin,
ger ct. SAUL og Mimeapolis ner=
mere lommen. @%uperngren talte
1ne6 mere Gurme og Mlpor, enc ban
pleier at gjere, og rebeoe en- 6yt
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-07-12

me, afgif pe6 9eocn Sen 3. Suli ST.
termto6ag &l. 2.10 paa Giafonisle=
boipitalet otter langere 5ios 5pg=
Dom. Sun blep ipg for en- @aa>
neo ii0en % i Sen liolte l1ge bcn=
Lao fun / en bcpioltlps Gilltan0,
laa man fun penteOe paa, at 96=
Sen lful6e tage bort Sen ofbol6te
apin6e.
@enoes @ortgong bar noft 5ora
II benoes niotltroftc @cfien6tlfabs:
freos,. og iirr inocn Toreninger
r%2pngblomlten", iom bum bao0t
|biet iaa meget al fine @refter oq
bbor BUN bar neolagt iaa ltort Mr:
beioe, oil bun iopnes. Som e,
@aafjpnnelie al benoes @eltrGbel
lier for Sprettelien al 6oreningen;
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-07-12

Ncu. 8. 8. airfrberg, Soople, q.
80: rgore 5orfaores Spn paa
|2ibet".
8rof. 8. Counting, Moorbeao,
@inn.: uNorife 8araftertrpf iom
Sc er fremiat / 8iernions Digte".
8rof. 81. 80. SelIebuit Morge:
vSprogforboloene / Morge fer os
n11".
2br6og Sen t36e 81. 2 pe6 SIZE
agricultural College, Sarge, g. g.:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-07-12

gpnote Afbolosorbeioet / @uoion,
@is., og fortlatte / minneapolis !
9egpnoelien al S0=Aarene.
@ioelt fien0t og ellfet blep bun
II bette Mrbeioe oerpe0 at bum /
n9r 6orbin6elie mes Minneiota
Totalafbol6sielifab fon1 til at gig>
re longe 6ore0ragsreiier / Moro=
beten. Set Sprog bun benptteoe
bar langtfra formful0cn0t; men. lao
at iige bpert Sro bum talte fom fra
&ierte og gift til &iertc. Ger pa"
fulot op al baaoe Spsg og slpor,
og giennem Set bele git Ser CT eGcn
Sn6erligbeo.
Sen6es Srooer, &igmanocn Sly
bal6 9bale / @a11 Claire, tenfte
paa at bpgge en- itor 8%ormbiertie=
beosanltalt, maaife ct @oipital Mer
Der bleb intet at Bette, oo fan 3d.
De / Ell forbol0sDis 1lng Mloer.
Munge Mor efter bars 800 optog
Sgiteren Sen iomme Sonfe, % IL
ben fgrte bun Ell al6rig ct pieblif
1pigten6e 4anp for at faa u9png=
blomiten" sis bpor Sen itoar i6ag.
Set bar ct Mrbei6sltpffe bel pGrb
"Mnna bor", iom bum enbn1l pfle
fol6es al oem iom 1too ben6e rer
Il pngre Mar.
Mrs. 6ergita6 bar en- l1alminoe%
Zig reltgies Natur. Sum gap BOG
Gormerne en- goo Sag. @bor bar>
me Gpleliers 8elger lteg bejt> Der
felte bun Jig biemme. Sum Tom
iaaleoes til at itaa / 6orbinoelie
life alene meb 2utberanerne, men
efsempelpis ogiaa meo Metbo6iiter
og @ongregationaliiter. Tor lift
ret lenge iioen ll1tte6e BUN fig I'll
Erefoloigbe6s Menigbe6 i SDf
Minneapolis.
Mrs 6ergeltao bleD Degrade
2eroag @ftermi0oag s.. 2 fra Sire
foloigbe6s 4irfen, 20tb Npe. g. 0!
Off @treet; benoes @rap blep pat
2aDmons @%robluno.
st foit6art &anner, bro0eret a
Sru Martin &onicn ber / @pen, Ell
|Seiter til afoeoe 8illeobugger Sa
cob 6ieloe, blep / forriee l1ge oper
raft Sen norIfe Sangforening uNor
Sen" i 9epils Safe, g. 0of. Ga
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-07-12

Mrs. s. Ierscitao .spb. @rs.
Carl 6ergelto0, cit al r2pngblom=
iten"s Stiiterc og eli al Sorenin-
gems Meolemmcr, ian1t CIT pirfiom
Mrbejoer for Mfbol6siogcns 6rem-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-07-12
EN- FRUeTsAR SEXTON LAND.

kun 17H Mil fra Calgary, i Diet solrige
og frugtbare Alberta, Canada, er for
Salg hos Undertegnede. Godt egnet til
blandet Jordbrug. Rigeligt og udmar-
ket Wand. Pris $25 pr. Acre. Skriv paa
engelsk til: The Dominion Agency Conn.,,
Calgary, Alta, canada.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-07-12

|Mo,,o ion1 Yrofcsiorcrlr Wiurrp,
Dillon, Soil, Coming % 2ibbp,
iamt Miis Mlma 1mcto % Yait.
&irfeberg, bill mo1 f''nnc pioe at
gipe bette iaa biitoriife Mpoe ct
tilfre6sitillen0e meiultot.
Mllc, iom far1, frm!
Eeter s9Oreien @eite,
Sefretar.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-07-12

0eriet bar ct l9r6eles flint aunit-
Derf, nofert paa ROOT Silfe 36"X
40", meo oct norjfe &igspaaben paa
Trontlioen og en- @arpe paa Bag
lioen. 8anneret oil for ferite @ang
blipe taget / 8rug peo oct ltore noe.
ife Sangerltepne / Sarge, og oil
%liffert pefte fortient Opmerfiom-
he6
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-07-12

Nrof. Cana s: Mlunro, @iseoniin
unipcriitet: set norife Clement
Il &orstogene".
@rof. 3. 6. 2ib6p, Nor0 Da=
fota l1niperiitet: r@eranore, Dol
|ferite Sp0ager".
Song og Mriif oil blipe giper
be6 bpert Rrogram. Sfrgner pg
anQe11 ltn6erboloning.
9ette er / &ortbeo noget al
@onbentionens 8rogrom. Me6
Evening journal., 1912-03-13
FELTON,

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
FELTON,, March 13.-Prof. Clifford
Simpler, Of Selbyyille, was with
friends in and near FELTON, on Satur-
day and Sunday
Miss Elizabeth Studio. Of Houston,
was with FELTON, friends last week.
The vacancy caused by the resigna-
tion of Mrs. Clifford Simpler, one of
the teachers in the FELTON, public
school has been filed by Miss Kath-
crime Hodgson.
Miss Mary Farrow. of Woodside. is
spending few weeks with her sis
ter Mrs. Amanda Darling.
Mrs. Bengham has returned home
after her long trip to Mexico.
Miss +. Dill, of Willow Grove, is
spending a few days here
Miss Pearl Kemp. of Frederics, was
the guest Of Miss Elva Montague, on
Monday.
Mrs. Walter Jones, of Harrington,
was a visitor on Monday
DR.. s. r. Cubbage, is improving.
Benjamin Cubbage and son Walter
OF Wyoming, have been visiting friends
here.
Miss Pearl Kelley is visiting her
aunt, Mrs. Sallie Horsey. John
Clifton, of Wilmington. spent Satur-
day and Sunday with his mother. Mrs
Jennie Clifton.--Miss Emeginc Dill
and Hewett Hugg, we're the guest oil
his aunt, Mrs. William Huge.
Evening journal., 1912-03-13
CHARGE NEGRO
WITH ASSAULT
Excited Salisbury Residents
Threaten LynChing for
Accused

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
SALISBURY. Md, March BOW
ing to the excited condition Of the
citizens and the many threats to
lynch Emmons Waller, a 2O-year-old
negro youth. arrested on the charge
Of having assaulted 16-year-old Ella
Bailey, the authorities are making
every effort TO protect their prisoner
and 10 have his case brought 20 triai
Immediately.
According to the story told by the
girl, and the one witness TO the af-
fair. Miss Bailey was on her way
home from visit to this city. and
while passing through a woods notic-
ed the negro approaching. II was rain
ing. and he carried an umbrella, and
the girl thought he was going TO Of
fer Il to her. Instead. she says, he
siozed her. and a hard struggle en-
sued. George Baker. hearing the
young woman's cries for help. rushed
to the scene. and the negro made his
escape I'm the woods.
Phillips and Constable John Darby
started in pursuit of the negro. and
succeeded in capturing him. Waller
was arraigned before the justice, and
committed to the county jail TO await
the action of the Grand Jury before
the citizens Of Hebron knew that d
crime had been committed. Consta-
bic Darby quietly brought the Negro
10 Salisbury
Evening journal., 1912-03-13
STANTON

Special 10 THE EVENING JOURNAL
STANTON, Del, March l3.-The
young people of Stanton NJ. T. Church
will hold a box social in Stanton Hall
on Saturday. March 23
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Vansant, OF
Wilmington, were guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs Harry Cranston on Sunday
Mr.. Sheck. of Wilmington, was the
guest of stanton friends on Sunday
Mrs. william Neville is IN at her home
hero.-Miss Marker, Of Blackbird. was
the guest Of Miss Beulah Buckson on
Sunday.-Mrs. Allen Sindall, OF New
port, was the guest Of her mother,
Mrs. Allen Ruth. on Sunday.-Pearl
Smith. Of Philadelphia. was the guest
of Stanton friends on Sunday. Miss
Lydia Dockety was the guest Of VIII
mington friends on Sunday.-Miss
Nellie Temple of Marshallton. was
the guest Of Mrs Rebecca Ball on
Sunday Miss Eliza Gibson is spend
ing some time with Mrs. Charles
Wright.-Mr and Mrs. Robert Taylor.
Jr and son we're the guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Taylor on Monday.
Evening journal., 1912-03-13
CHANGERS
GET HINTS ON
BETTER FARMING

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
MIDDLETOWN, Del. March IA
Farmers Institute was held here yes
terday with afternoon and evening ses-
sions.
ID. r. Merritt, a professional horse
trainer from Dover, was to have given
an exhibition of how to break a colt
or fractions horse in the square, at
O'Clock. but because Of the storm, the
exhibition was not given.
w. o. Collier, an expert corn plant
er from the Eastern Shore Of Mary
land. discussed the planting and grow
ing Of corn. He told when. where and
how to fertilize, urging especially that
the corn growers omit phosphate from
the corn ground.
Prof. A. E. Grantham, Of Delaware
College, gave a talk on the SOY bean
as fertilizer. He said they are easy
to grow and good for hay ensilage.
Mrs. +. c. Snyder. of Newport, vers-
ed in canning fruits and vegetables,
discussed that subject in an interest
ing manner.
In the evening. Prof Harry Hay
ward. director Of the State EXperi-
ment Station, gave an illustrated lee
ture on dairying. Prof. McCne. of the
Horticultural Department of the col
lege. told about growing tomatoes for
the canneries
Mrs. Snyder spoke again, telling the
farmers wives about raising and
treating chickens.
Frank c. Bancroft discussed apple
crlturp
Evening journal., 1912-03-13
Try This Home-Mdde
Cough Remedy
Costs Little. but Docs the Work
Quickly, or Money Refunded.

Mix ono pint Of granulated sugar with
u pint OF warm water, and stir for ,
minutes. Put 2ia ounces OF PineV fifty
cents worthl in a pint bottle; then add
the sugar Syrup. Take a teaspoonful
every one. two or three hours.
You will find that this simple rem.
eddy tskes hold Of a cough more quickly
than anything else you ever used. Jsu-
ally ends a deep seated cough inside
OF "A hours. Splendid. too, for whoop-
ing cough Group. chest pains, bronchi.
tls and other throat troubles. IL stim-
ulates the appetite and is slightly lax.
atlye, which helps end cough.
This recipe makes more and better
cough syrup than You could buy ready
made Tor $3.50. IL keeps perfectly and
tastes pleasantly.
RineN Is tho most valuable concen.
trated compound Of Norway white pine
extract. and is rich In guaiacol and al
the natural pine elements which are 90
healing to the membranes. Other prep.
arations will not work in this formula.
This plan Of making cough svrup with
flneN and sugar syrup for strained
honeyl has proven so popular through.
out the United States and Canada that
1t - often initiated. But tho old. sue.
cesstul formula has never been eaualed.
guaranty Of absolute satisfaction,
OF money promptly refunded. goes with
TINS recipe. Your druggist has Pinex OF
VIII get II Tor von. II not. send tc Ihe
slne1 Co., TT. Wayne, Ind.
Evening journal., 1912-03-13
URGE CONSTABLE
FOR SHRIEVALTY

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
GEORGETOWN, Del, March 13.-
Friends of County Constable Curtis
steen, of Seaford, are backing him,
for the nomination OF sheriff on the
Republican ticket.
AT the annual members meeting OF
First Methodist Protestant Church,
the following board Of trustees was
elected: John T. Calhoun. James A.
Carey. John r. Wilkins. William II.
Wilson, William II. Short. Stewards
were elected as follows Frank
Edgar, William H. Short of T.. Lee
Rust, Edgar NAPLES. Robert Wanda
man. Charles S. Calhoun, G. Fred
Rust, J. Edward Downes. I. Glen
Bailey and John L. Wilson. we're
elected trustees Of the parsonage.
Frank Edgar was chosen chorister
and Miss Elsie Blizzard organist.
Horace NJ. Swain was elected a dele
gate to attend the annual conference
which meets at Laurel in April. and
George H. Blizzard was elected alter
nate.
A contract has been awarded TO
Comptroller Elisha G. Ryon. BY the
Coleman dupont Road. of fifty thou
sand ties, TO be delivered in the south
ern part of the county. for a narrow
gauge railroad. which will be built
when operations begin on the bouie-
ward.
Asbury Short assumed his duties as
chief Of the police for the town on
Monday in lieu of John s. Littleton,
resigned
The muskrat or marsh rabbit" sea-
son, which comes to a close on Fri
day. has proved TO be one of the most
] profitable that has been experienced
for years By tIappers along the
Sussex marshes. Last week. Thomas
Elliott of near Lewes, trapped fifty
from which he realized more than
$4,000. By the close of the season he
expects to have 100000.
Personal.-State Senator Louis A.
Drexler. Of Bethany Beach. was here
on Monday.-Willard S Holt, of
Laurel, was a county-seat visitor
Monday afternoon.--Mr and Mrs. Will
liam Fl, Bailey are visiting their
udueuteI, hlfS. FRANK OpadarO. ~
Philadelphia.-George T. Lynch left
Monday for Philadelphia to spend a
few days.-Miss Edith Wiley is visit
ing friends and relatives in Pbiladel-
phia.-Harry Phillips is confined to his
home with grip.-Miss Minnie Kreer
has been spending few days with
relatives and trends in Philadelphia
Mrs. John W. Bassett is i'll at her
home on East Market street-Mrs.
John Ellingsworth and daughter,
Margaret. and Helen Johnson, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. James w. john
fson. Of North Bedford street. are con-
fined to their homes because of ill
ness.-Miss olivia Truitt is spending
few days with her sister, Mrs. Flossie
Harris, i'm Philadelphia.-Mrs Mary
Fleetwood has been spending a few
days with her daughter. Mrs. Dora
Fitzgerald. in Wilmington.-Niis
Edith Warrington has been spending
few days with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w, A. Warrington.
Evening journal., 1912-03-13
NEWSY DOINCS
OF new CASTLE
Fibre Plant to be Operated
Soon by New Com
pdny
STORM DOES MUCH
DAMAGE TO ROADS

Special 10 THE EVENING JOURNAL
NEW CASTLE, March i3--Whcn
John w. Norris bid i'm the fibre az the
sale of the Joseph Parker & Son Fibre
Company many offers were made foi
the material He put il on the mar
ket and several thousand dollars wore
cleared by the deal He has since
purchased the mills from Melville
Gambrill and considerable of the ma
chinery which belonged TO other
parties. Mr.. Morris expects TO have
the new foreman here this week to be
in charge Of the plant which will be
operated in a few weeks
Farmers who failed to remove
hedge trimmings from the water
courses caused the rush of water last
night to tear the roads IN mauy
places. In other places i'm the hun
dred the culverts had not been clear
ed out and as a result the new roads
in this hundred have big gullios cut
in them.
In St. Peters Church last evening
Lenten deyotions were held aud one
of a series Of special Lenten sermons
preached.
In Emmanuel Church on Friday
evening the Rev Charles H. Hal
mead will conduct the services.
Rivermen say that following the
heavy rain yesterday and last night
the river will become clear. Then
over go the boats for the fishing sea-
son.
Elmer Walling, Jr.. of Dobbnsville.
has been arrested on a charge OF
trespass, and mischief concerning
the killing Of geese on the farm of
John Banks.
Those who believe i'm superstition
were in happy mood last evening.
Last week in the Knights Of Pythias
Hall Mrs. Vail. i'm a trance, told of a
murder committed here, described the
men and declared they were plotting
another murder. BY using this argu-
ment they tried to raise suspicion
concerning the deathes of the Henry
couple.
Division No 3. Ancient Order OF
Hibernians at its meeting tonight will
complete arrangements for attending
first mass in st. Peters Church ON
Sunday morning
Evening journal., 1912-03-13
CAMDEN

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
CAMDEN, Del, March 13.-Miss
Lillian Hinsley. of Dover, has been
the guest Of Miss Rebecca Dunn.-A
W. Davis made an address ON the
flag to the Junior Order American
Mechanics on Friday evening. Miss
Mabel Scott, of near Wyoming. was
I'm town on Saturday.--Miss Elizabeth
B. Hinsley has returned from visit
to Leipsic and Wilmington.-The Rev.
and Mrs. William F. Stewart are
visiting in Philadclphia.-M May
Maxson was a recent Philadelphia
visitor.-Miss Kathleen Lord spent
Saturday i'm Edward Spcal
who has been the guest of his wife,
Mrs. Ella Speal, has returned 20 Phil
adelphia.-Jaspor Gruwell is spending
a few days at Felton.--William n.
.Hinsley. who went to Philadelphia
three weeks ago to work and who
met with painful accident will be
able to resume his position again in
a fe wdays.--Miss Margaret Mcbride,
of Magnolia. is visiting her aunt, Mrs.
Sadie Speal.-Mrs. Edith Reedy Of
Milford is visiting Mrs. Mary Caulk.