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aus Der 6oben Tatra.

Mehr unb mehr penbet Tid Der
Strom Der grbolungsbeoiirftiesn uno
1ouriiten Der 5oben gatra su, unb oi.
ansenebmen Sommrfrifhen uno
Winierturorte thrss Daforeifen 8ors
eebiress erfrsueu iid zines BON Sabr
gu Sabr b0bere 3iffern auftpeifsnb.n
Befuhes. Die eieenilide GoifOn In Der
Gatra III freilih nur fiirs; erif Witte
Juni srtDaht bds Qeben, unb i'm Sep.
Timber ihon breitet ipisner bic 6 n.
famteit ibre syittide aus. Bic sur fal-
ten Jubresseit Der Shneefport Gtis
luitise lodt. Jm Grubiubr III es i'm
ullssmeinen ftiu; nur 3u pfingfien ers
fdbrt Der Dornr0snenfhlaf Der 3ipfsr
Drtf6often cine iuras 1interbrehung.
Damn ersrod3t dMf Elm Wkil9eH Der
f4peisenbe mulo. unb fr6bIi&<s 1rei
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Qatcnia.

Jiir Die htuiistn Rsnnen iinb fol.
ssnbt pTsros ansemeIb.i apOroen:
Grj,ss Renntn - ceiling; 3psis
|jGbriss etutsnfiinm; 8 Gurlonss:
DoiIp platt 103. Sson Grtp lob,
Urls 103. Tutkb 9dffH lob. Reo
Hrie l03, aabp Robbins 103, aa.
Iinta 103. gnanfbe 103. Wib Goilb
l0s. Snqui.td 108. pini aahp 115.
poap MOrtb lis.
3pti.ts Rsnntn Dreij1brise
uno 1ltsr; Jiilleniiuisn; 8 Durlcuss:
Depae 100, Dinifreb o. 100, Dorbis
100, Beautiful 100. phil q. 102. Obs
furb 1O2. Creme BE- Wentbe 100. Tps
namiie lO5. Megliniod 105. Honpl-
rsil 105, Bert Gsitp 113, artsfiaa
113.
Triiiss Hennen - Dreij1brige; 1
|l16 Wleile: Nanaeer Wad 102,
Wsrn Beau 102. Brig los. Cir Dens
rab 105. Goies lot, @udborn 11O.
0isries Rsnntn - Treiidhrige unb
alter; 9 Jurlcnes: Wonboipbp g3.
Con Cab SO. Galipb 80. Sir Roricn
9S. Cir glaife 102, W. ]. 6ilIS 100.
Roliina Gtont 100. 9slmst Ill.
Jiinfies Rsnntg - ceiling; Nrt!s
idbries uno dlier; l Weile unb 10
Darbs: Sitter sylOrtHes 80. pnd 100,
Gnrnsou 103. Gan Wirb los. 1epIano
lot. Bob syarlsp 107. Col Mfhmsuee
III. ASPIRIN Ill. 6Oipbp Dcncp
Ill. lsopolb Ill. Gidr D'Rpdn 112.
Welton Gtrset 116.
Sehlies Rennen - GelIine: wisr.
idbrist uno alter: / 1f16 NsiIe; gps
5pgp 102. 0on 0ersufcn 102. Nib
ing Ring 102. 6umInsr NioM 100
plupious 107. maemun 108, Bottles
106, Carl Of MiM1nonb 1O6. \. 10.
Carrier 108. Gpinole 108. Gkoylsr
| Letrdl5 ITO, Jdd Mn Ill
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bern su tonnen slaubt, fpdbrenb es fi9
in Wirtlthtett um nihts dnoeres
banoelt, als ltebsrtreibunsen bes biirs
serIi6en Spitsms, bic u6ne Shpieriss
teit iib ausmer5en Iieben. Was ben
iungen Stuoenten unanesnehm auf.
fdGt, iinb bic in psnigen Sdnben tonz
3entrirtsn sroBen Rsiatbumer, ober
bieIe iinb nidt cine Splss bes biirgers
Iihen Spitsms, ionoern Der falI6en
2sbren, bic iid in biefem einseniitet
baben. 0aau eebort Dor alien 0iugen
Der 5otsoQ, Der elmer eepiTen SlaiTs
oas Redt perIeibt. iih auf Soften
ibrer MitmenIhen gu bersihern. DAB
Der 6oh3oQ Der Rdbrbooen bss Sp5ius
Iismus if, Idbt iih NIT kipnoerer
8Iarbeit an 0sutI6lanb eriebsn. 9prt
geben bic Sp5iuIiiten ielbsr gu, baB
unerIhninaLlde greiIe fir 9ebenSs
mittel uno ungere9te 9ertbeilung Der
Steuern ibnsn beitdnoig Retruten gu
5unoerttouisnoen 3ufiibren. Wa5
Delter Dem So3lallsmus IN ole1em
2onoe gum 4ufi4pung berbilft, 1T
Der GuBerft mungelbdfte Sinn fir TO-
siaIe Moblfubrt. Wlit Wiib unp Rotb
itno in einigsn penigen Staaten I'm
fuQperiiherungen in Der primitipiten
SSorm eingefiibrt poroen. Nltsrss unb
Notwithstanding 9elten dls uns
erreibbar uno tperben BON ben 9elos
Fdtsn ols unumsritdniidb perbDbnt,
aIs tpenn i'm gleno su iterbsn ameriz
taniihen 9runoidsen entiprG6e. Sn
oisIe aritit iinb auh bic offentlihen
llnternebmungen nit pripatem 9etrieb
sinSui6IieBsr. Dsnn auf Soften bes
8oltes gtienbabn@, 5elserapbsn,, Ses
Iephon=, StrubeHbabuz unb 9elsuhs
tungs Magnatsn entitebsn, bic ibr
9erm0aen auf Die 6unberte BON Rils
Iionen be3iffern, 70 tann es niht perz
punbern, tpsnn Der Sosialismus Bel
uns iiberbano nmmt, faus in ben srz
pGbnten lebsIitdnben feline 2lenoss
runeen qetroffsn tperosn.
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Derfarbiqe 9eIeout 8ants

Der farbtgs 0sIe9ut gants
opn MtTi'Tippi mar auserIeben ipors
ben, DOR Der RationaIzGonoention cine
bic termination Salts befiirportenoe
Rebe gu tuIteu. PIN 5reitag aber be-
nuhridtigte er bic 5aftide Sr8auiios
tion, bub er fir RooIepelt itimmen
neroe. Die SaftzQeute iagen, oab er
setouft pOroen lit. Dos lit uber tuum
bentbar, od gunts 9ermO9en auf
100000 gei6dst pirO. 3utreffeno
mag pobl ieiu. ouB tbm uIs ebrgsi3igen
mann Elm 6obes glmt perIproden tpors
ben lit. Das ssigt aber, tuie unsuOers
ldfis bic 9elegaten aus benz Siioen
fino unb fiibrt aud Sur @ermutbung,
bab in Der apnpention nod ipeitere
berartige unanaenebme ueberraThuns
gen fir bic SdftzQeute beporiteben.
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Su BEN Stdaten, tpie Ore
gpn, no bic oirstte 8oltsreeieruna err
tdmpft fporoen 1T, fhldgt bi. Rsforms
bstpegunq cine neue Rihtung eir, bic
sbsnio niiBli6 urb pielIei6t bon nod
sroberem pratttihem Wertb 1T, uIs
bic 8oltsrsgisrung. Dds Strsben III
bdrauf esrihtet, ben ihpdhitsn SbeiI
Der Staatsregieruns. Die aomiuiitrds
tipe, su psrbeTern unb bic WstbDoe,
oermDge ipsIher bus 3iel errsidt rpsrs
ben fpu, peripridt quite Reiultats. Das
8smiihen III in srItsr Rsibe burauf gss
rihtet, bic Wubldmter auF bic Sbsrs
bdupter bon Staaten unb StGotsn 3u
beihrdnten. 4ne anoeren grstutiDs
gsamten IolIsn ppm 9oupsrnsur, refp.
9ureermsifter eingeiest fpsrbsn. Der
iesige gruud, oub man bic Wehr3abI
Der eretutipeu Qsmtsr ourh 9oItsz
pdbIsn bef.bt, 1T peruunftpiorie.
Denn Der 9ouperntur unb Der 9ura
ssrmstfter fir i6re @srpaItung psraHts
tportIth fsin foIIen, mub man ibnsu
aud geitutten, bic 9ertpaltungsbeam.
ten ein3uieBen. 9es Deitereu haben
bic langen Stimm3sttsl aur Jolge,
boB minberpsrtbigss WutsriaI bur4s
ihlupft. Wdbreub man iib elmer ges
tptiTen 8oriiht bel Der GrDdblunc eis
mes 8oupsrneurs pbsr 8iirgerm.iiters
befleiBigt, 1T ods gleihe betrsifs Der
u6rtgen Gemter nidt 3u errportsn,
neil erItens 5uperldiIige Nustunft ni6t
su erlongen III unb oss Aeitersu bic
giireer unm0glit bic 3eit babsu, bic
Qebensgefdthte pon 9ussnben BON
8edmten su Ttubiren. Inter ben seg.ns
pGrtigsn 8erhGltniifen tunn Elm Be-
dmtsr feline pflihten in b0bft unbes
frieoioenbsr Wsiie srfiiqen. pbne pab
iein 9orgefsster ibr 5ur Rehenfhoft
stshen fonnts, benn ein pom 8olte ers
pGbltsr 9edmtsr fam niht iummus
riih abgeiest psroen. Demnah 1T
Die porgei6lagsns Rsform Al beariibsn
Sic fDnnte ahsr nod oortbeilhuft aus
ueoebnt fperben, inbsm ale Grstutips
geamten nit Qusnuhme Der Sbsrs
bGupter uuf 2sbensseit anueitsnt per.
ben. Damn srit fpdrs cine 8srDultuna
no6 beutf6en geariffen bentbar. Wlit
Der permansnten Initenuns TtGnoe bem
8oupsrnsur unb 9iirg.rmsiit.r elm ses
i6ultss 9samtencorps sur 0erfiieung
unb nit ibrer bis5iplinarsn Getpult als
@orqefeste t0nnt.n fie Beanie. bic ibs
rem qflihtsr niht oeniisen. befeitiesn.
Die 9ielpdblersi lit Der Nahrbob.n
Der politiihen Organization unb aors
ruption. Gin 8eumter, Der ieiner ans
Ttsllunq iiher III. ioldne. .r befrisbis
qenbe 9isnIie Ieiitet. torn niht bon pos
Iitii6en gpFsn aIs DsrtSeug Der aor=
ruption benust nerben.
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len, bob bss grfots b<s Hoe} n
sufriebenitelIenber mar unb
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maht ipurbs, auf bis bibIhe @
Don $1O73.39 beIiefen. tpoDon bis
men $581.1S unb bic 6erren $49A
rsreinnnbmt battsn-
Disarbeits @ieneu.
Tim ben GrfoIg bes sytftss babe
Iid bic Ro1ftebtnoen bsionbers Dsr''
oisnt ssmah.:
Eer goritonb bts Nftens
&c II msBereins. bsiiebenb aus ben
sotrrsn: grdfibtni Sobn 5htDoob,
@isssgrdfibsnt 0r<o. 5erteHftein.
Gfabmeiiisr 8. u. 6eiitsr, Sstrsidr
6ans 3ints. GindHs Sesrstdr 5ohn
u. Meper.
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mann.
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Bm. u. Dinbiit. W. g. Bob.
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6. D. 8. qusbbsri, 5ans 3inie.
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heim Damen Vereins, 5ss
fishenb aus: grGiibsniin 5rou Jaeob
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bolei, 5rl. Sopbis Hasntr. Jrnu ga
cob gresn'slbtr, Grl. 5rma S6miet,
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haus.
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grabn,r, 9uci[l, Oilers. Grau annd
Stpars.
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gurobeim, 5rau War gurgbeim.
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gargen, Wm. guraarbi. GmiI R,u.
bater.
siih go. 5 Grau 6. airs
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taftens Stauo p.riien: gran J.
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montgomerp, S,rr @. W. 9tdeba9
uno spdt.r, Gpna au.bler, Grou y.
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Iia. pis in friibertn Jobren unttr
Der esituns bon Jrau eouis ".
2uebbtrt, GrI. Splpia eutbbert uno
lruu u. R. Walier.
gln Der g fungirttn bic 3trrsn:
Wm. petri. Gift. 3i.rs. Dm. Dcder.
Grnlt ron garaen. gbas. 6duc.
Hrons Gain. Senrp Rss. Geo. Wlete.
Someg Smi.b unb Ghas. 3. GOs.ts
heim.
Die gratniirite tpurotn bon
ben Serren Gilbert Toiter uHo gpDaro
Gsorgs an ben Tlcnn sebrah!.
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Die g Soaiuliitsu MAIDEN Il

Die g So5iuliitsu MAIDEN tn
bieiem Qanoe msrtpiirbiae 8ropas
gnnoa untsr ben gebilbeten Rldffen.
wte mir aus ben gerihten erfeben,
baben iih in ben metften b06ersn
2ebranitalten bieIes 2anbes 0ruppen,
bic aapiteI eenunnt perben, gum gtus
blum bes Sosiolismus gsbilDet. Tiefe
Grfdcinuns ergibt fit aus Der aIlees
neinen 1ln3ufrebenbeit nit ben 6fos
nomifhsn 0erbdliniFen. bic man
irrtbiimiiher Wxife nun bur1 Mnnens
brns fosiuIiftifder pstnaipieu lin.
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Aus ben Qeuberungen Der

Nus ben 4euberungen Der
9elegaten in Gbicueo iIt gu entnebmeu,
fpie ungsrn iie bsiben 5iibrern, Saft
uno gpoiepsIt, GefoIgftaft Ietiteu.
Sin beioen Qaaeru paltet Der 9sodnte
DIR, baB in Der 9urtei cine gu tisfs
SpoItunq eingetreten 1T, uIs oab lie
fih nah Der Domination i6Iieben
fDnnte. 9egner, Die iih 10 bsftie be.
febbet baben, ME in bieism Sane, t0ns
ner ii6 unmosli9 ipgIeid rpieoer duss
f0bnsn. Nus bieiem 9runbe beiteht
Elm lebbaftes 8srIungen nah eirem
2ompromibs bsSunoibuten, Der Die 5ats
tionsn fpieoer gum frieolihen 3u'ams
menipirten persineu purbe. Damn
iiberiieht man AUDI niht, bub ben beis
ben 5aupttanoiouten groBe S6DGben
dn6dften. Cine pCpulurttdt Sufts,
ein Isbr pi6tiger SattDr Bel elmer
grGiibsntsnpobl, lit ntat pahrnebmz
bar. Die Gonsrebpablen Dor stpei
Sobrsn erfpisien genau bas GegentheiI
uno Die Yrimdrtpublen iber bic Rpmis
nation baber ebenfaas gsseist. oab
Tnft niht bic GuuIt bes 8pltss be-
iibt. 9eeenRpofepelt Idbt iib NIT
autem 8runbe porbringsn, bub feline
getpsrbung I'm eineu brttten Termin
Der gartei piele Stimmsu sntaisbeu
piirbe, fans sr nomiuirt tperben Tollts.
@enn man dud niht uloubt, bob
8ooiepsIt cGIurifds 9eliiits begt, 70
min man bod ni6t einen fold ssfdhrz
Ii6en grG3sben3fau auftommsn laTen,
buB Elm prdfioent prei Ssrmine funs
sirt.
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Y
E<rr Gpunb. Der nsue 3immsrberr.
@srsab be sriie Qd9t.
Die Giiefel Dor bic abiir 5u tbun.
Dab man fis iautsr moGr.
Dir 6ausfrcu mahnie Wcrgtns ifn.
llnb feb am onbern Tag
Gag prompt i'm s5lur bos Stiefelpnor.
Nur bab nod - Spunb orin fiat.
firfohe unb Wirfung.
limb melhes lit bic llrfofe BON
bes 2errn Apoibefers fAlnfloie,i
gtdhtcn2S
Der eriinnt 1G5 unb glaGt eil
1e,ies s&lnimittel.
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Pokal.Berid)i
BnfrieoenaeGeuo
gerlief Sas seitrise Grablinss.
feit bes 9entiben Alten.
beims.
1as Mnbenfem bes perftcrbenea
NrdHbentes 6enrb Viemes tn
pietdtSoller aDeiie seebrt.

Tdmsn unb Strrea pstteifern i'm
Dienite Der suien Sdds. - Die
aaiIe I'm nabesu s110O bsreidert.
- Die periaisbsnen arbsiisbiensH.
Evening journal., 1912-09-09
Beautiful Hair
at Small Cost
A Simple Remedy Beautifles the Hair,
Cures Dandruf, Stops Fall
ing Hair.

What a pity Il is TO see so many
people with thin, wispy hair, faded or
streaked with gray. aud realize that
most of these people might have soft,
glossy, abundant hair Of beautiful
c0ior and lustre If they would but
use the proper treatment There is
no necessity for gray hair under six
ty-hve years of age, and there is no
excuse for anyone, young or old. hav-
ing thin, struggling hair either full
of dandpuff or heavy and rank smell
ing with excessive oil.
You can bring back the natural
color Of your hair in a few days and
forever rid yourself Of any dandruff
and loose hairs, and make your hair
grow strong and beautiful by using
Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Hair Rem
edy. For generations common gar
den. Sage has been used for restor-
ing and preserving the color Of the
hair; and Sulphur is recognized by
Scalp Specialists as being excellent
for treatment Of hair and scalp trou-
bles.
II you are troubled with dandrun
or itching scalp, or if your hair is
losing its color or coming out. get a
fifty cent bottle Of Wyeth's Sage and
Sulphur from your druggist, and no
tice the improvement in the appear
ance Of your hair after a few days
treatment Agent, Miller Drug Co.
Evening journal., 1912-09-09
CITY ODD FELLOWS
ENTERTAIN VISITORS

Hope Lodge. No. 2, l. o. o. +. enter
tanned members Of Coaquanock Lodge
Of Philadelphia at dinner at the Hotel
Wilmington and at the Garrick
Theatre on Saturday night.
In the afternoon a baseball team
from the Philadelphia lodge played a
game with the locals at Wawaset
Park, the former winning by the score
of to ?. The players were; Coad-
uanock-Herman, Taylor, Dyson, Mil
Ter. Rummel, Heitman, Burris. Schell.
mington-Bristow, Carr, Eastman,
Wharton, McAllister, DR.. Smith, Martz
Hawke.
Among the visitors were: ]. T..
Heitman, A. ]. Jacobs, Samuel NJ.
Knight, ]. l.. Wachter, II. S. Furness,
David NJ Smith, Charles Hedman, f.
r. Higgins. Samuel Mcknight, II. w.
Rummel. Clarence Schell, Samuel l..
Mcknight, Otto Moore. George r. File
George b. earns, George r. Miller,
Robert p Dyson, Charles Herman. w.
w. Taylor, William Miller, S. A. Dor
man, r. c. Evensen, A. d. Mcclellan,
J. ID. Promis, +. ID. Bennett.
The local Odd Fellows present
were: James Z Wharton, e. McAllis-
ter Edgar Mortlock, ]. W. Pyle, DR..
F. c. Smith, W. T. Bristow, =. d. Start
w. NJ. Lynch, George c. Price, e. T.
Hawke, William L. Carr c. w.
Thompson, Charles II. March, l.. b.
Eastbsrn, S. c. Hill. r. j. Palmer. vii
liam McAllister, William Stevenson,
E. L. Foulk, Z. NJ. Overdeer. G. Pierce
Clarence Mortlock and Edwin Martin
Evening journal., 1912-09-09
MILFORD

special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL,
MILFORD, Del. Sept 9.-Mr and
MIS-. James Bizzell and DR.. and Mrs
Malcolm Bizzell, OF Goldsboro. n. e
and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Abrams
Of Colwyn, Pa, with their son. are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. T. Calvin Hol-
comb-John c. Jump has been spend-
ing the week in PhiladelphiaEAfiss
Lulu M. Ross is visiting in Whining
ton and iladelphia-George 7. Reed
wife and son, are spending the week
at Atlantic City, n. IT. c. REYNOLDS
nas been spending the week in Phila-
delphia-William G. Powders OF Phil
adelphia, has been spending a few
days here, the guest of his mother.
Mrs. Mary Powders-John G. Hall is
quite i'll at the home of his son in
south Milford-Mrs. Nellie Latchum
Allen Of Philadelphia is the guest Of
her aunt, Miss Sue Latchum-Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Laws OF Wilmington have
been visiting in Milford-Mr and
Mis-. Harry Reed and daughter Mar
garet, Of Philadelphia. are visiting
MIS-. Carrie Latchum-Miss Ann Da-
wilson of Wilmington is assing the
week with her cousin, Miss Virginia
Saldvan-James Salevan will leave
this week for Delaware College-Rev.
and Mrs. Mowbray after a two weeks
vacation have returned home-Dr.
and Mrs. Foster and son, of Philadel-
phia. are guests CT her parents, MFR.
and Mrs. John W. Hallett-Mrs. R. j.
Mears and children OF Washington,
d. c., have been visiting in Milford
Mrs. Mark H. Davis is spending two
weeks at Philadelphia with her broth
er-in-law, Thomas c. Davis.
Evening journal., 1912-09-09
E. ]. STEELE DEAD
OF TYPHOID FEVER

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
MIDDLETOWN. Del, Sept. 9 Ed
ward ]. Steele died at his home here
Of typhoid fever after an illness of
several weeks. Mr.. Steele was a
florist
He leaves a widow and five chill
dren. A little daughter also has ty-
phoid fever.
Mr. Steele came here from Hender-
son, Maryland. where his parents,
several brothers and sisters live.
The funeral will take place from
Forest Presbyterian Church at l
o'clock on Tuesday afternoon. Inter-
ment will be in Forest cemetery.
Mrs. Louisa McColgan is in VIII
mington with her daughter Mrs. Nor
man p Crouch-Mrs. John J. Jolls
has returned home after a visit to
Havre de Grace, Md.-Mrs. Sarah A.
Rice has returned from a pleasant
two weeks stay at Ocean Grove, n.
J.-Miss Elizabeth Dunning, of Phil
adelphia, was a visitor with Middle
town friends last week Miss Dunning
is a granddaughter of Daniel l.. Dun
ming, who for many years made his
home here.-Dr. Charles A. A. Rit-
chic. formerly Of Middletown. later
OF Iowa and for the past two months
staying at Squirrel Island, Maine, has
written to friends that he viii To-
cate in Wilmington.-Mrs Charles S.
Montgomery and daughter Irma,
have returned from a visit at Dover
and Little Greek Mrs J. W. Ford.
of Philadelphia, and Mrs. NJ. Camp
bell of Chester, are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. j. A. Unruh near here.-Mrs.
Abram Fogel, is attending the milli-
merry openings in New York-Miss
Katie Courtney has returned TO Phil
adelphia after a visit with friends
here.-Miss Mary Lewis has returned
to Sea Bright, \. j., after spending
her summer vacation with her par
ents here. Mrs Lewis will go to
Trenton this week for a visit with
relatives Mr.. and Mrs Wood, Of
Philadelphia, were entertained re-
Gently by Mrs. Joseph I. Parsons
Mr.. and Mrs. D. w Stevens have for
visitors Mrs. c. ]. Bailey and Miss
Emily Higgins OF Philadelphia Cap
tain and Mrs. w. +. Lee have return
ed from a two weeks stay at Atlantic
City Miss Ada Bradley, of Philadel-
phia, was q. recent visitor with friends
here.-MissNLen Weber. has been
spending the week with friends in
Wilmington.-Mrs J. H. Middleton
has returned from a visit with friends
at Selbyville-Mrs c. f. Cullen has
gone to Schenectady, n. Y, for a
months stay with relatives.-Miss
Elsie Byron is at Centreville, Nd,
visiting friends.-Mr. and Mrs. Alex
ander Walmsley, of Philadelphia, we're
recent guests of his sister, Mrs. p.
l.. McWhorter and family-AIiss Myr-
tie Houston, Miss Eugenia Beasten
and Mrs. Mary Nowland spent three
days at Betterton, Nd, last week.
Evening journal., 1912-09-09
MARYLAND NEWS NOTES

The Hartford County Medical Asso-
citation met at Bel-Air yesterday.
Mrs. Otho S. Lee has been elected
president Of the Hartford Library AS
sOciatiOn.
William T. Mooks, of Belair, cele-
brated his 18th birthday at the homo
of Samuel James.
Miss Irene Riplins. of Aberdeen,
has been awarded scholarship in
the State Normal School.
William Dallam has purchased the
12O-acre Mount Adams farm near
Creswell, for S525O.
The annual picnic of the farmers
of the Delmar and Salisbury districts
was held yesterday.
About 5000 persons attended the
closing of the Black Barrens Farm
ers' Institute yesterday.
A training school for nurses will
be opened at Union Hospital, Elkton,
the first of next month.
The three-weeks' camp of the
Mount Hope Methodist congregation
near Rising Sun closed yesterday.
The six days Chautanqua at Belair
closed last night, after being attended
" az lNooN LtfNN HSA obAAos
The State Roads Commission has
started the survey for the new road
between Salisbury and Pittsville.
Miss Georgia Walmsley, of Cecil
ton, has been appointed principal OF
the Principle Furnace public school
The Rose Hill farm of 400 acres, in
the First district of Cecil county, has
been sold to John b. Cook for $16.65
While out driving, 7. H. Williams
a prominent business man of Sails
bury, was stricken with heart dis
ease and died very suddenly.
The forty-ninth convention of the
Maryland Sunday School Association
will be held at Frederick, Wednesday
Thursday and Friday.
Miss Mary Grier has been appeint-
ed an assistant at the Chestnut Hill
public school and Miss Mary Michael
an assistant in the Perryman school
The Rev. G. A. Ogg, of Sharptown
has been called to the Cardiff Metho-
dist Protestant Church to succeed
Rev. f. A. sexsmith, who goes tc
Towson.
Evening journal., 1912-09-09
STOMACH MISERY
JUST VANISHES
No Indigestion, Gas or Sour
ness After Taking "Pape'S
DiapepSin

If what YOU just ate is souring on
your stomach or lies like a lump OF
lead. refusing to digest, or you belch
gas and eructate sour, undigested
food, OF have feeling Of dizziness,
heatburn. fullness, nausea, bad taste
IN mouth and stomach headache-this
is Indigestion.
A full case of Pape's Dapepsin
costs only fifty cents and viii thor
oughly cure your out-of-order stom-
ach, and leave sufficient about the
house in case some one else in the
family may suffer fom stomach trou-
BILE or Indigestion.
Ask your pharmacist to show You
the formula plainly printed on these
fifty-cent cases, then you will under
stand why dyspeptic trouble Of all
Kinds must 90, and why they usually
relieve sour, out-of-Order stomachs OF
indigestion in five minutes. Diapep-
sin is harmless and tastes like candy,
though each dose contains power suf-
fcient t0 digest and prepare for as
similatiOn into the blood all the food
you eat; besides, il makes you go to
the table with healthy appetite; but
what will please you most, Is that you
will feeel that your stomach and in
testines are clean and fresh, and you
will not need TO resort TO laxatiyes
or liver pills for biliousness or con-
stipation
This city will have many Diapepsin
cranks, as some people will call them
but you will be cranky about this
splendid stoach preparation, too, II
you ever try little for indigestion
OF gastritis or any other stomach
misery.
Get some now, this minute, and
forever rid yourself of stomach trou-
BILE and Indigestion.
Evening journal., 1912-09-09
COME ON, ST. PETER's.

Sporting Editor Of EVENING JOUR-
NAL.
The St. Aloyslus baseball team is
ready to meet ST. Peters of New
Castle at any time or place that is
agreeable to both parties. The St
Aloysius is willing TO play a three
game series with the New Castle
team provided the latter nine uses
bona fida players, and not athletes
CLEANED from the Semi Professional
ranks. II ST. Peters will use their
original lineup and thus adhere TO
their good sports" cry they can be
accommodated IN their wall for three
game series. As for us not being
good sports. we can give ST. Peters a
little inside information that may
make them contrast the treatment
which they received at our hands on
July 4. and the treatment they ac-
corded us on our last visit 10 their
dominion. Your in sport. Leo. Lynch,
manager Of ST. Aloysius. Edward
Rumlinger. Captain.