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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-12-05

emma Susmon, o. NrpictIir5m
Idbes 80 muoben manbona. 3D.
nesid meni manaae ptfi barpinat
nsn manban oian ibminen.
2apiena iai ban oitaanIa ndboen
barpiuaiien bppdn iiWistptfen, ioto
hdn fitte life poIion febidi, Min eitd
han omaii polion ~tietoia. Wtutto
maaQieten t~ietoien obesia ban oil
tuuliainen ia nDprd pppilas Suma.
Ian fouluSia. Wariinfin bdn oil TIL.
foufIen ibminen. Sun ban fuul,
iostafin bppdstd ia tarpeeuiiesta
pritptiestd, iolta pmuttui naroia.
ianoi ban oitein ibaetufielta: riiiud
ban mind iaan uuoen rutoutIen al
BEEN"
SGn oIui Sortanalan biafonitar
laitofIeaa, ionfa iobtaiator on bdnen
tpttGrenid. SieId ban ndfi oineeli
fen puutteen tuottamia Doifeutiia.
Ipnnin faubistuttamia ieurautia ell
merfiti tplidmieliiisId lapIisia 10
ennen foittia taietele mia i~ieluio.
Wditd faittia ban rutoutIen iiiniud
Sumalan eteen fantoi. Waan pala
mimmin bdn i%ittetin rufoili Suomen
fobtalon p~uolesta. Sen iltalin bill
iaa biipi bdnen buoneeleenia, ioi
fuuua, fuinfa ban ddneen %rufoili,
ettd Suomen faniu ottaiii berdiptiet.
ieen narteen, mitd Sumola tnrttut
Ieuaan on tartoittunut, iottei Suma
Ian rottauoesta ontama turitms but
faan meniii. So tdtd bdn teti tunii'
tauIia iofa ilta. Sdnen fuolemonia
toutta Suomi toootti pboen polo
oon eIi~rufoiliian.
&daia ON ie piiri, iota poismen'
nptid ldmminipodmistd monbueto
toipao, Iiud hdnelId oil pstdmdni
nen Jana fattille, moIintin tuit,lle
tdrfipiIe, toettoen ioboottaa beiodu
mielenId i%ieIuu autuutta etiimddn.
Suofoon Sumolo nellie uieompio
Iemmoiiia el6mdnld foutto tosmot
tamia tanIon diteid, r6itid SeraeIis
ia, FUN ban oil.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-12-05
SO ,pmutta

tdDtti lofafuun Iopuua Saffiidrpen
&irfontpIdu faniafoulun opettaiotor
nettt Miuo Hoblfoinen. Suurimman
Dian eldmdstddn On neiti Habifoi.
men ubrannnt Sdtfiidrpen npuIe
man nuoriIon bpmdfii. Seminaa
rista pddstpddn tuli ban Sdftiidr
mele opettoiati ia on mt iamaIo
poitfafunnoqa toin,inut l6bes 30
puotta. Merftitapoutien ioboosta
futIuimat bdnen pstdipdnId bdnet
mime FUN 3 p:nd f%esfuuteenia iltao
piettGmddn.
Suofoon !Serra neiti HabifoiIen
fpield yfauan maifuttoa Suomen
nuoriIon tasnattoiana Seeiufien
luo.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-12-05
8. W. 7riiarim ia Gnnrirnbti
naan ipnltaiStmimeae nous
iemiSen tpnpTp1itudG

pietettiin SelIinsisid mf. 3 p. iub'
IaniIin menoin.
2iitoSrutoufIet pibeitiin fonpun9in
firfosIo Observation-Disclosures
lufTien nbiepbesId.
areiffaIais .fatoliIesla nipenifin
firfosia to;mitetun iubIu'iumalon
paIpeIutIen idIteen, iosia oil ldsnd
m. m. fenroaIifun ernoDri, ammit
tin rabopaian luo aieietuiua tpfeil'
Id feiIariuiIet funnialomtaufiet Ia bis
bettiin firftoparooi, iosia oil mufa'
ma oHa foitista tdnne f~iioitetuteto
fotoioufoista.
gleiIet r%otennutIet, ulfomaiben
fonluIimirastot ia ioiomasio olepot
fruunun ia muut Ioinat oltfpot II
puina foriStetut.
Suana oil iubIawoloistuS.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-12-05
RanialaiSppistoa

puubatoan emf toImeft Sptpdsfp
lddn. Spintooifa fulfil olemaan 2
fuufoutta ia opintoaineina u~sfonto,
bistorio, faniantalous ia pbteisfun'
tooppi.
llsfonnon oIaua on torfoitut Ieno
ontaa eniitifin lpbpt fotious Fritz .
historian pddpiirteiiiiin ia erifoiieSti
mstonnouiIen eldmdn poibeiIiin
SuomesIa iefd usfonnouiieu eldmdn
eriloiiin iImenemiemuotoibin meiud
ia muuoua. SoiIefIeen tuuoan fdfit
telemddn n. ioIiaoIieetilifid fpip
mptfd. T. o. pbteistunnoIiSta
mepsoppio, ioeia f%oetetaan eFttdd,
mitd n~olaistueta fristinusfo moi
ia mitd mootimutfia ie o%Iettoo
per5een, pbteisfunnon 10
idIenend. - 9dmdn puolen
opeitoiamoimn.fin owat 10 tieooSIn.
S6Itimdietd, pbteistunnaaista Il.
nepsoppia fuIee Iuennoimoan aies
fort, SpmdstpIdn maoieurofunnan
tirffoberra g.. u. 6emon, eoelistd
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-12-05

~ :
3uutFlaitofien fobtaloeta.

8. W(. 2eiIori ia Suurirubtinas
on jGttGnpt Observation-Disclosures e
bustuntomme alamaiIeu onomutien
niiben ioimenpiteitten peruuttamiieS
to, iotfa fostenot Suomen luot'i
ia moiaffalaitotIen olistamista Eel
Iarifunnan meriministeri1n alai
ietIi.
Senaattia pitemmdue eimdt iitd'
mastoiu pddeIeet Houman faupun'
fimaltuus mie Sten, Haumon 2auppa
ia Eebbasphbieiptien, Hauman Iai
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Wooian
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Mbwe'
nanmoan Observation-Disclosures
fen, Eurun 2ainanpddnitfDpboistpf
fen ia 2omiiIon &ouppaphoisiptien
alamoiiet anomutIet . eta ormolliles
ii nabmistettu pd6i6s Smomen
luotIi. ia moiotfaloitofIen olistami
Tesla teiiaritunnan meriministeriDn
aIoiietii, peruutettaifiin. Sdmd iiito
Tppet0 etid fosta ebuefunnon pud
moinitm pbtdldiuen olomoinen ano
mus ioutui forteimmoeia paifaslo
bpldtptIi, Ell ienonielan foi'onut
notipouIo ebe0dmoinittuieu ono
musien ioboneta rphiDd mibinfddn
toimenpiteeIeeu maon iaipat ne rou
eta Eileen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-12-05

nan lebtori tri s. IS. SinoitrDm,
Nurmijdrnen ronosti tri g. =. s.,
Smalen, SainosIoIon ropasti Sc.
Z. !SeIanber ia fappol. Sn9mor.
Seuroaman nuoIifpmmenen tuIues'
ia topobtui fuitenfin nIeiio muutpf.
Iia tomiieon fotoonponpsIa, ioDoin
idIenitSi tuIiipot lebtprit =. @ Sos
bansIon ia .. Slepe, profesIorit IS.
SobonSion ia &. ". 81. S0ttermon
Iefd M. t. fappol. s. Recbarbt. Saa.
tioon Wanbon TeStomeniin fGGn.
nDtien loppuun iuoritetutii no. 1885,
fomitea boioIi.
Samana muonna fofoontunut Fir.
toHisfofous oIetti tooien uuben fo~
miteon ebeliien fesfenerdistd ia epd,
toioista tGGnnDstd tortostamaon.
NGin fpntpi npfDinen roomotiufddu.
nDstomiteamme. Gen jdienifIi mo.
littiin ebeuiIen fomiteou idIenietd
piispa Sobansion, pref. SSttermon
ia %firtfoberra Redart iefd lifdtii
lebtori, npitemmin tuomioromasti s.
S6pori5bers Ia moisieri. npttem-
min proIeeSori @om. Stenii. Seu.
roomosIa firtouisfofoutiesia no.
1893 nolittiin mield liidtIi firftobro
tri =. =. Summons. Suomen Gle.
len mniiiona oil oIufIi tel, iittemmin
ienoottori " @eneis iefd p:sta 1906
tirioiliiu Subani abo.
T6mGn fomiteon ip0n tuIotIena
on mt mosia lluIi TeStomentti mol.
mira notwithstanding eFiteitdmdt.
Fl. Ioraitoo ,ttoo fomiiea Dnn.
ban 9eeto mentin 'uom entomenta.
misto. GpDeId onat tdid nptpd
oIauiiina profesiorit Stenii ia Mr.
!Sielt leid momioropaeti
Sbpor'abers. 81 leIiiend amusto.
Jana on eoeleen tri Mho. 6ortoasti
obotad marIintin finisipnpt ola
fonIoomme uubsn firtforaomatmn
malmiStomisto.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-12-05

GTeil petroeus, fumolnnSoptn leDtor'
ptoriti StooiuS Iet6 tirttohrot gen
rit 6oITmau Wtostueto Ia Drlo Sa'
morinus 8iittiDSt6. &6md tomtteo
nnSoitIee toittea tunnustustd no
peastd ia bpmdstd tnDstd. gte'ln
muotta in6stenneItpddn oil fomiteol
Ia tpfo Hoomattu molmiifii luomen
nettuna. Ga o 1912 totnen
Inurt mertfinuoIi iuomolniten Stdd'
mahtn bistorioSia - lmeefpt ltiten
painosta v9iblia, sc ON: @oco pn,
hid Roomattu Supmeri. Pddromot'
tuin. .Sebreon ia @recan idlfen: Slt
pubeinen, Mor9inoIiain, Goncorodn'
tain, SeIitDsteu ia He9iSterein cars
la".
Qoneimmon oorteen, mitd MIN
f66n fonIan oIoue I%oattoo tuun, olt
Suomen fania tdten l%oonut: TOTO
Hoomotnn omaha tieleuddn. So
fen tpield bu~oleuiiesti ia aian olo'
hin ndboen toitowoSti 'uomennetfu
no. ruuSoosti fumitettuna ia faunttstt
painettuna loistote otieno. Wpt 10 al
falaiIetfin taiuiipot idman IuurtnDn
merfitpfIen. Niinpd nietettiin tapoa
tumon iobbosta beindf. 81 p:nd
l642 Observation-Disclosures fot
fieIa Suomen f~irfoisio. So tirion
menefei oil iifIi iuuri, ettd fuuoen
uuoben perdsta Ell 1,2OO fappoleen
poinotiesta puut iaIeud fntn ITO
tappoletta.
lluTia poinofIia tormittiin ndtn OLE
len pionfin. GnEmGinen ielainen
iImestpi no. 1856 piispo Se5elius
ponbemman oIoiteesta. 3oiIen, ioto
Iomoin fuin ebeuiStdtiu oil lefd fie'
len ettd fddnnDtien puolesta torioil'
ti, toimitti etemdnd iuomen tielen
tSpttdidnd iunnettu p6Dip6n firtfo'
berro Mnbers Xi5elius. Se malmis'
tut poinosta no. 1858 ia painettiin
i,d 10 $500 fappoletto. Ulutta 10
1776 otettiin iiitd torpeen mootimo
toinen painos, iofo fis oil nelids
luomalaiuen Roomottu.
,Ndiben fabben piimeiien poinof'
fen toutta" f'rioittao 8. 8 portbon,
von MT Sumolon ioro 'uomoloilen
fonion fesfuubesia inllut Min plei'
lefE, ettei enda noiba nalittoa punt
mman t~iIaiIuuito fen lufemiIeen.
Waifutus, mitd tdad on olnt rob
rpaan malaietutieen ia eoistpmiieen
trisiinopin toibosio, ei ole ndfpmdt
I'd. Wlutta fosta ieno,iet iuuret jul
foiIut omat fDpbi0e fpndtin fouiit,
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-12-05
Senaatti fannattamasfa ioitattn
eomsfmnnan eSitpfiiG.

SenoatisIa OH iuuri eliteliD lan'
~iunnon antomisto morten eoustun'
a noSiaus ormouiieen elitptIeen
Observation-Disclosures pddoma' ia
fuponfinerosta puooetfi 1918 Se'
naatti pddtii eIitidd, ettd eIitps iaifi
ebusfunnan pddtDtien mufaiiesii
+ iueta.
puoItoa on ienoatti pddttdnpt Is
bustunnan naStausta armouiIeen
e5itptIeen leima. 10 peliforttiiuosiu
nasta ipuobefIi 1918.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-12-05
SuomaIaisen Raamatun
Wdibeet.

llsfonpubbistutien ebboitomano
leuroutIena oil fanIonfieIiien Haa
motun tarpe. Xuonnoaista oil, ett6
eri mnitten uefonpuboietoiista tul'
Iamnua ranmotuntGdnt6i6. Niin
meiudfin Wlifoel N~sricolasta.
So Witte, ber9ieHd SofIoSia o[es
foam 2uiherin ia Ulelond)tonin oppi
llama oil @oricoln olottonut uron
uurtoioipDidnid Roomatun iootto mi
ietIi Iiiben aeti miIieIemdtibmGn tie
lemme oiuun. So l543 lIenee nuoen
SeStomentin t6dnnDS 10 nolmistu
nut. Wtutta noroien puutieee1r II,
Nericolo len poinetltTi nosta 154S
ioto Iiis on enIim6inen merttimuoil
IuomoloiIen ronmntun tGGnnDtier
bietorioefo. rSe Wi Testament,
iota ndin ilmeetpi, oil tupiuo fpo
rusteitu. ia ontopat oIiantuutiiot III
to len lon1unnon, ettd Ie plolubteibtn
ndboen tooeIlo oil neron tuote.
g9ricolollo oil mieleeI66n toto
Hnomatuntin iuIfaiieminen iuomef
ttelelG. Ntutto iGtG Iempioiotustoon
hon Ell %Idonut ndho6 tpteutuneenn
Siihen noitutti tuoetin norolen
puute, yette me oIemo &ieubet ian
gen., futen I9ricolo life %rmnoilee
SoiIeno eeteend nGpttGG olIeen geri
coIon ii ioien buono moeiaonotto.
rWieIe 9ibIioIt mwob %tuIiIit,
los nemet p%:oliIet pliiit,
SetetoiIin ia pr%ucainiIiin,
quin oils tple mDs coctolin",
buptoa bdn. ga poppeiotin tdptnn
banen tdsid iubteesIo ontaroSti moit
ito:
hdpie, Ie Wabe quiu f%irioite
ian,
boruoin lie inrnotan eli Iueton.
Ouingos tpastot Cen SGRTAN
Oomios,
cites oi9bas c%uIutat 2oistuuS."
2olmontena IDpnd oil g9ricoIan
eIdmdntp6n testen fotfenminen, fun
lena Fun Ioonutti bGnet 10 noin so
muoben iidsId.
uleitn Wonbou Sestomeniin poin
tobtii iai @9ricola fuitentin poiroS
ia iultaistutii Niiupd iImestpi 1861
,Oapioin pIoltdri" Ietd rWeiIut ia
ennustpret WtoIeieu Iotstu ia PRO
pbetista Wlosboeiut". Seurootpano
puonna tuIi mield poinosta rNe
propbetat Sus9oi SocborSo, Ma
lcocbi". Mutto fii5en loppui Neri
coIan firiaLIiaen toimintd. 2dbeS
neIidnuen Dian Danboa Testament.
iia oil bdn ebtinpt iuomentoa.
W}utto maitfa bdnen ipDnld min
iditin fesfenerdiietii, tuli bdnestd
tuitenfin IuomaloiIen Haamatun luo'
ia. So mpDbemmdt fddntdidt onot
rafentaneet bdnen Iasfemoueen pc
rustutiele. r6e otpat ~fdpttdneet bd'
men iuomennofiaon bppdfieen find
mddrdsid", buomauttaa prof. Mrtbur
6ieIt SmasIa WaasIa, ettd paitfa
niiben fieIi o5uo onfin aifoien fu
luesia fertaan uuiittu 10
muutettu, upfpinen firfforoamottum.
me, ia ennen faitfea l1uii GeSta
meniti, ieloiIenu fuin faniamme
pieId tdnd pdimdnd iitd Iutee. par.
IinaiIelta ratenteeltdan on bdnen I'd
fialoonia".
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-12-05
usfonnon opeu.ieeTn boitaa
ieminaarin Ieh'ori s %. Wiffola.
wsistd tntf,taam @iipnrin bOtpioi'
feuoen bboenw rtaiSnuSlafiiuttu

Wendldi /, ltd taholta ilmoitetaon.
ettd fosfa NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. on
ipntpnpt erimieIiipptlid tu%ttintopoi'
fasta, iuttu iansen mabbo0iiesti tn.
lee ratfaistamotii Wendidn b llitie.
man ienaatin enimmdiiesid beparte.
mentiefa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-12-05

pitfid oifoia fului Gsricolan idI'
teen e~nnenfuin iuomennostpDtd
pddstiin Ioppuun Ioaitamaan. Xdbee
puolen muofiatoa GericoIan frole
mon idIfeen ofetii fmninsos 1902,
enfmdiien iuomalaiien raamatin,
fddnnDsfomiteon. Siiben fuuIui
piiepa Gerir SoroIoinen iefd z muu.
ia pappismiestd. 2omitea ei fuiten.
taan ioanut f%auanfoan raubosIo
tp5stenneud, ia meibdn tietomme
fen ipDn iuIofIista orpot ristiriitoifio.
Goinen fGGnnDStcmiieo foatiin III
piispa Rotbowiutien points
t~ulofIena oietetutii 10. 1888.
Gen idienid oliwat: tuomioropasti
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-12-05
anouut Gmma Snsmam.

Morrosf. 2 p. fuoli SortomoIon
Observation-Disclosures romoSiinle sfi
Evening journal., 1912-11-15
CANOE CLUB IN
EVENING SOCIAL

The Canoe Club members were en-
tertained last night by c. S. Ham
mitt in his studio. Howell S. Eng
land made an address on the possi-
bilities Of the inland waterways inn
proyement, a plan set on foot by Pres
ident William Howard Taft. This was
followed by a description of canoe
trip down the Morris river by Chas.
w. Bush.
Among those present were: Com
modore and Mrs. Logan, Vice-Com-
mander Durgin, Captain McHugh,
Howell S. England, Mr.. and Mrs.
Stephen c. Singleton, stephen c.
Singleton, Jr., Bert Singleton, Walter
Stewart Brown, I. Morris Whiteside,
Miss Annaes and Dorothy Dunham,
George c. Woolson, DR.. and Mrs.
Julian A. Adair, i. William Murphy,
DR.. c. r. Foulk, Mr.. and Mrs Will
lard Foulk, W. S. Purlin, c. H. Ross,
Misses Esther Dallett, Eleanor Wool
son, Jane England, Maggie Woolson,
Julian Rice Hammitt, Mrs. A. B.
Marks, M. and Mrs. Robert ID.
Kemp. b. b. Mack. Charles and Ar
thur Eastman, Charles Bush, II. NJ.
Ziegrist, Misses Frances Baldwin,
HClen Henckle, Clarence DAZZLING,
Mary II. DAZZLING, Avery Homer, j. n.
Crang, Mr. and Mrs. Logan w. Eli
colt, Mrs. NJ. Waller, H. r. Collins, +.
NJ. Blanzen.
Evening journal., 1912-11-15
S OCAL AND PERSONAL NOTES

Miss Esther Hanson has been
spending some time with friends at
Kennett Square,
Mrs. S. Studer has returned to Nor
wood after a visit to friends here
Miss Dorothy Coecoean has been
visiting Miss Dorothy Chestnut Of
Sharon HILL
Soloman G. Murray of Altoona, Pa,
is visiting his uncle William II Muir
ray, of No. SO South Heald street. Mr..
Murray will later visit his grandpar-
ents at Sadsburyville.
Mr., aud Mrs. Thomas Shortall and
children have been visiting relatives
at Clayton.
Joseph Wiley is spending some time
with his daughter Mrs. Lewis Ander-
son, of Cheswold
George w. Shockley was a recent
guest OF friends at Townsend.
Mrs. G. A. Winford has returned to
Smyrna after a visit to Mrs. William
Harris and Miss Elizabeth Smithers
Of this city
Herman Little was weekend guest
Of NJ. L. Hirons, OF Smyrna.
Mr. and Mrs. William r. Davis, oi
Smyrna, are spending the winter in
this city.
Miss Irene c. Hadley OF Kennett
Square, visited friends here this week
Joseph Wickersham was a recent
guest of friends at Downingtown.
Mr.. and Mrs VIII Curtis Nesbitt
are entertaining Mr. Nesbitts cousin
Alfred NJ Phillips. Jr, of Stamford
Conn. who will be their guest for the
next few weeks.
Evening journal., 1912-11-15
WINTRUP-FORAKER.

Miss Isabel Wintrup and Walter b.
Foraker, We're married in st. Johns
Episcopal Church last night, by the
Rev. George c. Hall. The men mem
bers of the vested choir sang in cho-
rus. entering the church singing the
professional hymn, The Voice That
Breathed Der Eden" followed by the
singing of the Lohengrin wedding
march as the briday party entered
the church
During the ceremony 20 Perfect
Love" was sung by Walter H. Ben
nett. AT the conclusion of the cere-
mony Gounod's praise Ye the Faith
er" was sung as a recessional Mr..
and Mrs. G. William K Bradford were
the attendants and Carlisle Hemphill
presided at the organ.
Mr.. and Mrs Foraker left for a
trip to New York and the East, and
will be at home in the Gilpin apart
ment, Delaware avenue and Adams
street after December 10.
Evening journal., 1912-11-15
MOTOR CLUB is
ENTERTAINED HERE

The Quaker City Ladies' Motor
Club was entertained yesterday at
the Wilmington Country Club. Mrs.
Joseph Jefferson Martin, president of
the club, was presented with a bou-
quet of American Beauty roses by
the ladies present
Those present included Mrs. c.
p Franklin. Mrs II. Boggs, Mrs
Serderling. Mrs. c. Vessel, Mrs.
Thomas +. Durham, Mrs. Edward =.
FOulk, DR. Sweeney, Mrs. James
ArtheT. Mrs LOngcOpe, Mrs. Sara
Babcock, Mrs. Rain, Mrs. Robert
Johnson, Mr. B. p Mustha, Mrs
Bushby Mrs. Charles Leisen, Mrs.
Henry Wallace, Mrs. Caige, Mrs. VIII
liam Mendenhall, Mrs. Harry Stewart
Airs. william Marshall, Mrs -Hender-
son Mrs c. d. May, Mrs. Charles +.
Diller Mrs. Harry Thompson, Mrs.
j. r. Jones, Mrs. Frank Hampson,
Mrs. ID. n. Chambers, Mrs Samuel
Dougal, Mrs. Duiganeakes, Mrs.
Elena Wagner, Mrs. Charles Pretty
man, Mrs. w. Lewistan, Mrs. c. J.
Holt, Mrs. Harry Lenz, Mrs. Eva A.
MOffat Mrs. William Terrine, Mrs
Herbert Redding, Mrs. Harriet Nc
Carthy, Mrs. John Coates, Mrs. Harry
Smith, Mrs. John Selin, Mrs. Frank
McMonoi. Mrs. John Skelley, Mrs. T.
Mulleene. Mrs Thomas HOffeinger,
Mrs. Harriet McCalleur. Mrs. H..
Daukerd Mrs Thomas Danbeau, Mrs.
J. j. Mccormick Mrs. Horace Scene
Whitman, Mrs. Howard Hall. Mrs.
Oppenheimer. Mrs William Ingram,
Mrs. Charles Welesy Talbot, Mrs.
Robert f. Ramsey, Mrs. A. S. Eisen-
bauer. Mrs. Harry Ferdel, Mrs. Frank
s. Stadley, Mrs. George C. Slegk, Mrs.
A. A. Elaess
Evening journal., 1912-11-15
BACK AGAIN no BE FINED.

Thomas Bruce, who yesterday was
fined S3 and costs on the charge OF
last Wednesday. was
again before Judge Churchman in City
Court today on a like charge, aud was
fined So and costs.
William Long, who was released
from the worllhouse on last Friday,
having served time for drunkenness.
was fined SO and costs this morning.
William Frazier colored, OF Wash
ington, who is on his way from Bos-
ton. was dismissed ON the charge of
begging Judge Churchman ordered
Frazier to leave the town.
Evening journal., 1912-11-15

Quit sprays and douches Liquid
cannot pentrate into the hooks, folds
and creyices of the irregular mucous
membrane Neither can it get into the
bronchial tubes that lead to the lungs
and where germs thrive and multiply
If you believe that liquids reach
the air tubes, try to swallow a little
water the wrong way" Such test
VIII effectually demonstrate TO You
that idle theory that sprays and
douches can cure catarrh
HYOMEI is a pleasant antiseptic
air which, when breathcd, penetrates
into the folds and crevices of the sore,
gcrm-infested membrane and also
goes deep into the air cells of the
lungs. killing all germs
A HYOMEI outfit costs S1.O0. Extra
bottle of HYOMEI, if needed. SOC
For catarrh, coughs, colds and
Group Booths Hyomei is guaranteed
Evening journal., 1912-11-15
OLD HOME MEN
TO HAVE BANQUET

President Benson. of City Council,
last night appointed a committee to
arrange for a dinner for the mem-
bers of City Council and the public
ity committee who worked for the
success of the Old Home Week cele-
bration The affair is to be attended
only by the Councilmen and the pub
licity committee and the expense will
be borne by them
It has been thought that there
should be a Reunion of the entire
committee as none OF the committee
men had time to enjoy the home
coming week. hard work being their
portion OF the celebration The com
mittee appointed is comprised of Col
onel w h. Stover. Smiley King. John
j. Haney William u McVey, A. o. II
Grior and Ernest J. Otteni
Evening journal., 1912-11-15
METHODISTS FROM
AUSTRALIA HERE

The Rev George Holford cowles,
l.. L. d.. a methodist minister from
Australia is visiting in Wilmington.
On next Sunday afternoon in the Y.
N. G. A. building at o'clock MIR.
Cowles will lecture on Gods Work in
Other Lands On next Wednesday
night he viii deliver a lecture in
Grace NJ r. Church on the shbieci.
From Cannbalism to Christianity"
Or. Cowles will also lecture before
the Y. W. G. A. next Monday night.
Evening journal., 1912-11-15
EGO For The Feet
Makes Feet Feel Fine

No Fuss-NO BOther-A Refined Oint-
ment Always Ready--Puts Strength
and yigor Into Weak OyerWorked
Feet.
II your feet feel good. are tough.
strong and never bother you, be
thankful
NJ they burn. sting smell. ache or
blister get EzO for the feet. and all
your foot troubles will vanish.
Thousands who have tried every
thing and been disappointed have
been ioyfully surprised an hour after
rubbing on cool, soothing, delightful
EzO.
Evening journal., 1912-11-15

Il speedily soaks into the pores.
drives out the accumulated poison
that causes foot agony and leaves the
feet free from all pain and soreness
ElO for the Feet is a most wonder
ful remedy to extract the soreness
and agony from corns and bunions.
You can secure q generous jar OF
this magical foot ointment for 90
cents at n. B. Danforths and an
druggists, and money back IL it isn't
the finest foot remedy YOU ever used
Ask for EZO for the Feet and after
II has made your feet as good as ever
tell your friends all about 10.
ASK FOR EZO FOR THE FEET.
Evening journal., 1912-11-15
JURY IN The eUNMEMs cASEI

NEW YORK, Nov l5.-The jurors
who are hearing the testimony IN the
gunmens case are being treated ex-
actly as those who conyincted former
Police Lieutenant Becker. They are
stopping at the Murray Hill hotel at
an expense to the taxpayers Of $3.50
per day, and they make the trip to
and from the criminal courts build
ing in a sightseeing auto at fur
ther cost Of $40 trip for four trips
q day. Seven court officers are in
charge of the jurors. and they stop
at the same hotel and have the same
Evening journal., 1912-11-15
IgTHOR AND PLAYWRIGHT
GUEST OF MILMINGT0NIANS

Mrs. Grace Miller White and Miss
Antoinette Janet White are visiting
DR. and Mrs. 1. ~ Demorest, of No.
60l South Clayton street Mrs. White
is an author and playwright of re-
nown, list of her most famous books
including "Tes of the Storm Country p
which has been dramatized and is be-
ing played by three companies, From
the Valley OF the Missing" and when
Tragedy Grins.'
Evening journal., 1912-11-15
BIRTHDAY PsRTY.

A birthday surprise party was
given. Miss Ruth Stewart in honor OF
her nth birthday anniversary on
Tuesday evening. The house was
decorated in pink and white. Games
were played. Those present were:
Misses Mildred Gatta, Hazel Pratt,
Jannette and Dolly Stienie, Margaret
and Kathryn Spence. Elinor Wind
slow, Alice and Anna Boyle, Ruth
Collins. Masters Fred Steinle, Mar
tin Kellar Leo Boyle. George Neal,
Harley Sines and Russell Stewart.
Evening journal., 1912-11-15
ORRELL.DECKER.

Miss Eva d. Orrell and Paul De
Ford Decker were married last even
ing at rectory of ST Johns Episcopal
Church by the Rev George G. Hall.
They were accompanied by Frank J.
Sullivan and Miss Grace Denney, also
of this city. Mr. and Mrs. Decker
will reside in this city.
Evening journal., 1912-11-15
1t Banishes
Catarrh

When you can 90 to any drug store
in any civilized community on earth
and secure for only S1.0O a remedy
that will uickly rid you Of hawking,
splitting and snuffing, why do you al
low the devilish germs of catarrh TO
undermine your health and destroy
your efficiency?
Evening journal., 1912-11-15
COUPLE HAVE
PTOMAlNE POISONING

Mr. ara f'irs Herbert Lee. OF Vande-
yer avenue and Hutton street. were
seriously ill from ptomaine poisoning.
the exact cause of which has not been
determined. First Mrs. Lee became
violently Ill., displaying all the symp-
toms of ptomaine poisoning. and soon
afterward Mr Lee became sick
Evening journal., 1912-11-15
OLD-TIME SONG DrIICHT.

Some interesting old-time melodies
are given with splendid effect by Cert
rude Holmes and Robert Buchanan.
who are appearing az the Garrick
Theatre this week In a clever skit,
entitled "The Girl of 1S47."
Evening journal., 1912-11-15
SETTLEMENT FOLK ENTERTAIN.

The members of the Women's I'M
provement Club Of the Peoples Set
tlement were taken on an automobile
trip to Coochs Bridge yesterday, and
returning they We're entertained by
Miss Alice Smythe and Miss Mary
Mather and shown the curios they had
collected on their trip 10 Europe dur
ing the past summer.
Those WHO donated the use of their
automobiles were A. ID. Warner. 4.
Allen Hilles. John S. Mullin, H. 5.
Schutt, the Foss-Hughes Company, the
Wilmington Automobile Company and
the Bradford Company.