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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-09-10

itrnf5 itPrft imoo bon; men bans
9lIibi ipneS at bpre tilitrpfteli9 be-
pit, ioet ban g1atten mellem Ons.
bag og Sorsoog ifal bare pGret /
9eniston Wiinn.
Mrs. Eeterien og benoeS lille
Gatter bleo beqrobet Senoog 81.
ternIiooog ira ben oanife airfe /
6semont umoer ualninoelig ltorIil.
itremning. 5srit tolte Vait 30. 3b.
,Senien paa 0anif, iioen tolte Yait.
= y. Gang pao Gnaelif. 2igene
:. 'tes iaa no til airfen poo Sire.
ut 9nffer, bnor Der o9ina unoer
uoIrinoelig itor 1iIiiremning 6oIo.
tes Ssraegiostieneite, og boor De
ianne TO Hrpiier toIte pan 0anif
og Gnaelif. SoroiGitelien fanotSteo
poa airfegoaroen Der.
Wanoen og 6aoeren bar fonmcn
berneo ira 0iimeiota til @e9ropel-
ie; men Stenningen imoo bnn off
beit, o9 ban iorloo otter gDen Man.
bag W'orgen.
9lab = 6e uIpffeIige 9Ggteitoberl
g'on fan tenmeIig iiffert ontoge,
at oeriom Manoen bnooe opret biem-
me bos i'm 8amilie, iaa par en- iaa.
ban Sorbrp0eIie life ifet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-09-10
guftlfib fsrlilt.
13 n 16 Nicnncifcr omfomnc.

Berlin 9. Septenber. 1pif.
LAMBS 9Gmbition at booe en- Gifoorc
9uitifibe be0 Sioen nf 6Iao0en iii
ct ilemt Steo / 9Iiten, ioet 9-t
ooelagoes / Noroieen unoer en- Or.
fan. Tabct al Wenneifelib angipes
til 13 a t6. 9lanot oe omfomne er
aopt Dlet8ing, Wiarine.2uitifibs-
2lioelinaenS aomman0er aopt San.
ne, 2-1.s aommon0er og Baron
bon UlaIt5nbn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-09-10

forIeoen, at Der beo Sfolens BE
gpnOelie forri9e llge par oner Ell
NiiQion 9ern ber 9anoet, iom
life bIeb ien0t / Sfole, foroi DC
mao qoo poa 9frbeioe. Scr. 2obe
jon paditadr, itottet til itotiitiife
0pIpSninger, at oGe 4'igerne %
minoit $40 of 9renqene iom for
la0er Sfolen, fer oe cr Is g(or Qom-
Ie, er beifpftige0e Snonitrier, boor
2bnnen er 0en min0It mlIige, oa
De faor alorig glnIeonin9 til at lpre
ct 6aonobprf.
Sanger paa 8eiarbeioe. QSaroen
Gomaro 90. 9fQen bar begpnot ct
mt aopitel SGinois' 6rngieI9-
oGicn5 6iitoric, ioet ban paa Son.
aernes 9Gresoro bar lat Dem paa
9eiorbeioe oct fric. 10 Strof-
longer ira Solicit er iaaIe0e9 foni.
men til 9iron 9Sa., for at bIibe lat
paa Er6be / nppnte 9letning Set
er isrlte Sang / Suinois' SiItorie,
at oct ioofaIote 0Sonor Spitem~
brin9es / 9lnoenoeIie. Wir. 9fGen
er bereot pnn at gioe SSonaerne oen
itdrIte mnlIige 5ribeo og gfnGeoning
til at erlp9ee ct innfltn68nnttigt
9frbeioe, og Tonaerne 9oor til gtr-
beibet og 2eirlibet / oct frie meo
9ip og opit. Oct iiees, at Oe ON.
iatter BEN nbe 9eItprer me6 Iige-
frem Sen9ibenheo.
Grienator 900. SSobn Martin,
Ser / lin Gi0 reprGicntereoe aonia8
/ II. Q. Senat, oe6e / tit Stem /
Sopefa, aos., 0n86og ii6ite ll9e
eiter nj llaers Snqeleie. 9Sobn
Mortin bar IRE @nnoe 0emofra.
ternes 9onoiont for Gubernerpo-
iten aoninS, men han nooe0c al
6rig ot bGipr balgt. s 1899 fit
Mortin aiFliiior1 Stono mellem
7emoftdterne og gopuIiiterne, men
Iigp Iiot bioIp 6ct. 9larpt efter
naG0tcS ban til at fnI0e @ofoncen
eitcr qreIton g Ptumb8 / Il. 2
Senat
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-09-10
9nmpifibs Notitirr.

Oscar H.. Der onfom til 3ep
})orf oen 3os. bill afieile oeriro
ben lbs. og oentes oa til Ghri-
Itioniono Den 2toS.
yllniteo Stotes" er oiieiIet ira
Gbriitioninno me6 1890 9oSiaqerer
ON @oro oo pentes til 9}ep 9orf
6en tG.oS., bboriro Sfibet oqter
ater at aiieiIe Den 5. Oft.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-09-10
9ur0etG rn1t0t.


y. Mug. 6lpoeren2pitnantS Scbnliot
itDrte0e OforgeS neo ira en- &pi-
De al 300 9teter og orp6tes poa
Steoet.
@rubeltIpffe. 9ongaIore, % 9lig.
s en- Sfoft / en- @ul0mine WlD-
lore er Sag en- Glebator itprtet
neo. so Yerioner ifaI pore orpbt,
oeriblanOt 6 Stolienere De porige
bar inoig0te.
0e0sfolo. Yoris. q. 2lugllit
StatsnanOen GmiIe 0llinier, Ger
bar WtiniiterprGiioent 1870, ba
5ranfrig erflGre0e I0iflano arig,
er @aar aigaaet oeo 0eoen / ct.
@eroais les 9nins / Sooopen, SO
9lor gnrnnel.
Oneripsnlnelier Scblelien 9res.
lau, 19. 9lug. Sra belle ScbleIien
neloes ON Itprft 9pioanoe. Scr.
lig / 9fieiengebirge er Der anrettet
bet06elig Sfaoe. 8eicbielfIooen bar
oDeripgnlnet itore 9onoitrpfninger,
og Soften er mango Steoer poe
la9t.
9teqnifpl Sperriq. @efle, 81.
Gn9ult @n itGrf og peoparen0e
Jiegn er faIoen ber og Omegnen
omfring SflltsfGr Soboprf. Gn
itor Gel al De @ooroe, ion Iigger
ueo y6lottsD9gen", ber, cr iuI0-
omgipne al 9an0, og mon-
9e Steoer er &anoet trpngt ino /
@uiene, ioo oisie muatte renmes.
6aoerne er ooeralt eoelagte
,5ortGres al &annibaler 9rlsb1.
ne, 9Iiltralien, 2.Sept. Scr er fon.
met llnoerret1ing ont at Den tDif-
amerifonife Utineraloa Sohn Sen.
rD @orncr er blenet orpbt oa ior.
tpret al Wtennelfeuoere Hupuaeg-
nen, iom enonl life er bleoet I'M.
oeripgt. Wir. Norner ItoO / Spi0.
icr for Ell @tspe0ition, lom bar
noe % leote eiter Stadium.
Mrs. 4anfburit til glmerifn.
2onoon, 5. Sept. Wfrs. Gnnneline
%nnfburit, De frigerife Stenfnerets.
tuin6ers ,Sererife, pil beloae Uni.
teo States, naor blm bar iooet fit
Sel6re0 tilbage, bleo Der iagt ber
@oar. 0un ogter at tale poa
Dfa0er / 9teip Yorf, Bolton, Gbila.
oelpbia oQ Chicago ON fninoelig
Stcnmeret meo iGrlia Senblif pao
oen bpioe SIooebanoel
Sonlmenitprteoe Soule. Dublin, 3.
Sept. Sire 0uie / Church Street.
Der bebococs al t3 SSoniIier. Itnr.
te0e pllloieli9 innlnen / @nor g}ot
% be9raoeoe olle @eboerne. Spp
o6oe o9 mango ioorcoe bIep itrofS
oraqet frem al 9hlincrne. Get iiges,
at 40 Wfenneifer onfonl Ser Ipo
bierteifprenoe 9iaob om &i0lp ira
mango al oenL iom loa beQrnbet
unoer oe lanancnlDrteoe @uie.
Inif ,SlnoeuIoffe @riea, 3pif-
LAMB, 5. Sept. 80 0fficcrer, tiG6e.
ren0e Sprens 8Gppeforps, fan6t
Ieoen oeo Ell g(eroplonulnffe ber
/ @nor. 2eitnont @on Gcfcnbre6cr
og 2eitnmt Grint3, beg1e TO unge
og Iouenoe MUnO, ioretoa GraDe-
tilr meo eli M 92olfinc oDcr Icro.
oromeh ba ben benltre Ninne nUg.
teoe of qere GicneIte Mdn fonot
Oeres 2ig iom Ell ilformelig N}oSie
Gen poIitiife ElnneI. Goris, 81.
9lugliit. @iter bpao ..Gho oe go
ris" eriurer, fan @lanen OH en-
Einnel un0er aanalen III betrna
te9 iom noqenluoc iifrct, oa 9lr.
6eioet pil ianoiDuligbiS blipe paa
beaDn6t 2obet af oe fonnienoe 3
glar. @lonot oe SoroeIe, Tlnnel-
Zen bill brinee gn1l1nb, er. at Sil.
forellen al 9enneosmioler life noe.
liffenoe bebencr at ife 40 Seneien
og at ben en9ellfe 8loooes Opqo.
be ifnoer en- arig bill blibe betpoe.
Iia lettet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-09-10

5 rette 2icbIif. ) sibcricn blco
forlcoen eft Sernbonctoa operialoet.
al 10 moifercoe giepere. Ger opfor-
ore6e oe reiicnbe til at Itiqe uo al
8oget o9 tenme oerc5 CONNER. s
oette 2ieblif biite iiq oppe I 2uf-
ten on 5lnbemaifine, Scr freoieoe
omfrin9 6o9et, o9 mems 9fooerne
itirre6e poo Nioifinen traf en- Ros-
iager Ell 9leOoloer ircnl % foo tire
al Sem, bOorpoa set reference Git
lin qreb ,Slllgten.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-09-10
Antrrikn -1lnt.

mie. 9ortiet ira @ier9regionerne
er oette oct tioIighe Sneiolo, ionl
man fan minoes Der Staten.
gaarluf" goo gc6oIo. Qoint
9arrom, 9llaifa, >. Scpt. oaar-
luf4 meO Stefanion og Gan5 Sam.
merater ON 9oro er inoIe6et 6ertil
citer at 6ope lie1et inNeillttet
Sien nogIe Gage. Ser bpnote in.
tet nipopanligt paa Cpturen ira
Bort Clarence til 9oint 9arrom,
% GfspcoitionenS Sfi6 bar ingen
Sfaoe liot.
0}oo aoinoeItenlme. Sarge, %.
., 2. Sept Den tnife &binoefIub,
Der omfotter en- tor Trocent al
abinoerne Sarge og no ooer eta.
ten. bar erflpret ii9 imo6 fnin0eliq
Stemmeret o9 / iSobpr of y9srn.
airfe og asffen" 8en Sitting
til SpsrgsmaoGet fog 6e poo ct
Weoe, fom bIen ofboIot Der Sgn.
bag.
G1ebe SSlnnere omfonrnet II. Q.
@nibington, 8. g., 5. Sept. Gl.
Iebe nf Sprens og 6loo6eus Slime.
re er forilInffet, ii6en oe fsrIte Op.
oisninger ianot Steo / 1903. 81
ar oisie lllnffestiIipIoe inotrof /
Spren. 5or belle 8eroen er 6et
bereanet, at 5lppefllniten bar frp,
bet 333 Dire. oerof life minore eno
t12 1 &or
9eitnant 9obe foI6en oa brp6t.
Sm 9iego. Gaf. 3. Scpt oeit.
nnnt Wfois g. 2obe of #. auooI[eri.
en- al oe Sfficerer / Spren. ioni
boboe fnoet Opnobe at Ttlsere
6Ipnnina poo Rla6ien ber, Itprteoe
neo @nar fra en- Seioe al $50
,Soo. San III @ruo poa 6ierne.
ifoIlen o1 fonotes iIoe tiIreot ionl
9ig. Mnifinen bIeb fnIoItpnoia
soelnat, oQ ser or Ii6en Sonoinn.
Iia6e6 ior. at 9(nrioqen til ltfpffen
noqen Sin6e bill bIibe fenot.
Cen omfonne bar SO 9tor oom.
mel oa uaift San hoboe Sr0 for
at barre en- meaet foriiqtiq 9lbiatifer
Serlm MOB Soinefolcra. Na.
oiion. @i5, ;. Sept. Or. 3. q.
Saolep oplpier, at Der MI aGres
itore glnitrrnQelicr for at eae ga.
brifotionen al Scrlrm moo Spine.
folern. g}oar mon faar 2aboratori
ct n6nioet, hboo man er Serb
meo, er ser 6aob onL at set bill boz
re Stano til at ifniie oIt oct Sc.
rllm. iom bebsues / Staten. Or.
0nolep gsr opmrrfiom paa, at &C.
rum er set eneitc MiooeI moo Soi-
nefolero. StotcnS 9ibe Stocf Ga.
nitorp 9onro bar beitent, al aIle
SOin iom ienoes ino Staten, ifol
bnfcineres, lmotoGen 6e, Der ifol
ilaates ltrafs
Gfstra 9aIa Dtainc Gortlano,
Me., s. Sept. Speafer SSobn 81.
@eters, &epnbIifaner, noIgtes Gao
til at iDloc @ofdnien / 3. aonares.
oiitrift mco 553 Stenmer ooer lin
oenlofratiife Uioofonoi0at. 9Scter5
(fep) ut 15.1O6 telnncr; Yattan
gaa (Gem) 1853; 9umrencc
(grog) 6.Gs7.
Observation-Disclosures | GbicoQo
Sialge en- al Coroner 6ofimon Of.
icntliaaiort itotiitiif Opprliat oocr
GsosfaI6. Der cr foroorioaet oeo
9lutomo6iIuloffcr, er 6isic / nj 9(or
uofIet oper 2O0O 99rocent / G6ico.
90. 3 9rorct 1905 3 Qe6s.
folo, / 1906 = t3, 1907 - tG,
/ 1908 r. Is, / 1909 = 2s,
1910 - 80. 1911 - rs. 1912
- SO oo 1913 q. San. til 81.
9lua) 107.
llbe al SfoIen. Snen 81. 2ooe
ion, Sefretrr FOR Sen notionolt
,Gbilo 2obor Committee, mc6oeIei
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-09-10

9Itlctif.aonaresien. Berlin, q.
Mug. Gan aonqre5ien ior Get.
9ltIctif. DER ior Ziebliffet boloer
line 0teoer ber oct prellsiiife &c.
pltcrctfnmmcr. er ser / Sag Dan.
net ct International 6orbuno for
Get 9ltletif. Ser oar moot 9iepru.
ientonter for glmerifo, @naIano,
6ranfrig Spcrria 9}orae, Sin
lono, 9oninorf, Epiflano 2itria,
llngorn Sdpei3 Spoairifo, Bel
aien, 9gaopten 9liilrolien og So
nooo. De 0eIegereoe mel0te fig
itrofs ino / 2orbrmoet. iii Son.
areslcnS @rGiioent polqtc8 s. e.
0ellitrpm. Sperri1.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-09-10

llOitilIing / 2oon 1911. @pen
90on 6ranfri9 bol0er 1914 Ell
tor ll0ltiIIina poo ct ca. 100 1or.
2ano ltort llOitillingSterrnn. llOihl.
Iingen fonlmer till at oniatte 6p.
aieinc, SrmobeosonSnct9 llooitling,
nabnIig Sc Itore 9}utios6per, aunit
oa 9ynouitri al olle @rene. Der er
olIereoe nlmelot 0eItoaelie fra
3ronfrias oq @nq(anoS pigtigite
9per, fra StaIien @eIgiclL 2itrig
oq 9iusIon0 iant llniteo State5.
9lnmeloeIie9Iriiten uoIsber iii 0fto.
ber / 9lor.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-09-10
~ 9l0rg.

Daarlige SfDttere. gtnnfes, 6ranf-
rig 3. Sept. qllefsan0er @autbier,
Der iom SoIoat / 0en franife 9trme
ofif6o oct ierite Sfu0 arigen moo
1pifIan6 1870, ofgif peo 9poen
/ Soar N}ooIet, iom ban ifso paa
0eo 0en 9lnleoning bar @rep 3ep-
pelinL Der bnr opIu1oet Den itnrbare
9aIlon. 9e 10 gfpn0 npote5 for
ct 9Iar ii0en o9 arntulereoe binan.
ben meo at bore oaorliae Sf0ttere.
9}onfing inotaget Sbanq6ai 3.
Sept 6ele g}anfing er MI De
9eringatropperne5 &nnoer. 0pre-
rerne bar r6nmet 2pbe6eien. Ser
itoo eli iforp aanp bele 9}uttcn til
lirS0og omfring SD0porten, og
200 0prorere foIot.
s ct 9uoifab ira @u Sou 6eooer
BET, at 9preret ser cr iorbi Gp-
rererne bar ilooet fig til 9io, oa
aobmpn0ene @pen gap Dem $50.
600. 9leaerin9en bar MI W}agten
aeIc Danfe0oIcn.
st Sommenlts0 mellen Ell 5lp-
per og GofIiit Berlin, 81. 9luglit.
Sil n9. 3. am Qiittag~ teIegraie-
res ira EoriS ga 6Inoeren &eoil-
Iaro / @oar paa W}otorcpfIe por
lnoer @eis til 9etbenp, iteote ban
ionmen meo en- Gpfliit.
SEQ Sommenlteoet fif Gpfliiten
9rDitfaSien fnuit og op0e efter nog--
le foa Wfinlltters 6orleb. 9fepillaro
tit 8ruo poa Sierneifallen; banS
Silltano er boablgs.
Wongoliet. ct. Netersborg, q.
alia. Eli Ct 9etersb. 5elegr Bur
melOes fra llrQo: Sutuchtuen bar
nnoronet 6oreningen al 9loro. og
Spbmon0oIiet. 8e militrre Gbefer
hor faaet Orore iii at ffoonc freee-
liae aineferes 2ib og GienoonL at
i Stono irtte @eien ira llrao til
aolqon oa at title iio i ct uenifo-
beIiqt 5SorhoIb til gtonhlirict Gen
monqolife 9iegering bar lopet be fl
neliife 9ebmpno at beifntte oe ira
Gina fonlinen0e aorooaner.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-09-10

9(nunoienS MISREPRESENTATION
Com befen0t bar 9fool6 glmln0Ien
planIaqt en- M, itor Nor0polsefSpe.
oition Der ifal u0goa ira Gan
3rnncisro / SSrni 1914 me6 @ennt.
telie al g}onIens gomle Gfspebi-
tionSifib oHran", iom iorinoen
ifal 9ennenl GanannfanaIen
9Soo oenne Gfspeoition bill man
ior ferite @ona meobrlnge Slime
naifiner. og / sSelge y9i6enS Segn"
er oct g(munoiens Senli1t lelo at
erbberbe ii9 ct 8lnbebrep, in6en ban
aiber iig no poo Tproen Salt
ifoG A of 0eltoaerne uoNonncS fnl6t
no iom IInnere for at fllnne beticnc
0e TO itore SporopIoner (@onbiIo
pemaifiner), ser meobrin9es.
9(iumbien oenter iig me1et al
Tlnbemoifinerne, ioet han boabrr
oerbeo at flnne operifne og fort.
lpqge langt lterre StrpfninQer,
enb set ellers biloe bore mitli9t.
Sitren beutes at billie bare /
9for.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-09-10

lloe al Sfolen. Omen 81. 9ooe.
Jon. Sefretpr Tor Sen notionole
nGhiGo 2obor Committee, neooeIer
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-09-10

GoIbette meo SSlpoenloifine. Ger.
'aiqes, 3. Sept. Slnpercn 9Se.
aon0 Qioroe otter aoI6ette nleo i'm
gnOpffer imoer Ell OpDisninq neo
9lerooromen / 9uc / @oor. 6on
fIei me0 itor 5ort og fon oaioo
oenne @ona neo Noo 9}c6olo.
Seq 6oooc ftloitruoig 0crrc.
oemme ober Moifinen" iortaltc hon
iioeu oc omitanenOe. SEQ flmoe
honc holot oct I'D cnonn lauroy u1e6
6opeoet moo 9oroen men scr nor
.naer @r'mo til oct Sobpoiaaen
er. al oct mi nno ouies for Qoh.-
giort, at 9teroplanet fan in6taae
hniIfen iom belIt Sti1ind uoen So
re ior at fol0e, og at 09aifincn fan
oirigeres liae fuIot. Gesloen piloe
Set foroorinQe en- Itrrf 9Iootil.
ltremnin9 til SobeOet ON man
brep oct nltfor lpnge pon Den Mon.
oe, oa oct oiloe fales tenlneIi9 llbc-
bnaclio"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-09-10

Gfstra @ala Dtoine. Fortlano,
0ie. s. Sept. Speofer Ssobn 81.
Feters, 9tepnblifaner, noIgtes Gao
til at fploc @ofanien i 3. aonorcs.
oiitrift mco 553 Stenmer ooer lin
oenlofratiite V}oofonbioot. 4ctcr5
(9iep) fif i5.t0G temmcr; 9ottan.
gaa Gem 1853; 2nnrence
(Grog) 6,Gs7
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-09-10

,5ortGre5 al &onnibaler. 9risba.
ne, 9IuitraIien, 2.Sept Scr er fom.
met llnOerretning onL at Den tpif-
amerifouife 0iineroloa Sobn 6en-
rp @orner er blepet orGbt oa ior.
tpret al Utenneite9oere / Eapuaeg
nen, iom enonu life er blepet un-
oeriegt. N}r. @orner itoO Spio-
ict ior en- @fspeoition iom par
u0c % leote eiter 9iaoium.
Evening journal., 1913-05-17
Mr.. PETE WITH
FRIENDS AT DINNER

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
NEWARK. May Ill. c. Petze, for
several years connected with the pur-
chasing department of the DUPONT
Powder Company. was the guest at
delightful dinner given in his honor
at the Deer Park Hotel last night It
was really a farewell dinner, as Mr..
Petze recently severed his connections
with the Powder Company to enter
business in New York with william
Campbell. who was one of those pres
ent last night.
II was strictly a fish dinner, and
one Of the finest ever given in this
State Among the courses on the
menu was clans, snapper soup, plank
shad and frog legs. These courses
were prepared in such excellent style
under the direction Of James A. Nc
Kelvey. proprietor OF the hotel, as to
attract special attention among the
diners.
Those present were: L. c. Petze,
George w. Grove, John f. Malloy,
John W. Brady, Daniel p Buckley,
John J. Megahern, James Ford and
Matthew ID. Murphy, of Wilmington;
James A. McKelvey, of Newark; Will
liam Campbell, of New York, and
Joseph Murray and William Murray,
of Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1913-05-17
NEW FERRIES
THE BEST EVER

Two Of the finest ferryboats afioat
Will ply the Delaware River between
this city and Camden in the Penn
sylyania Railroad service next winter,
according to the contract recently
awarded to the Harlan & Hollings-
worth Corporation.
The boats are to be the last word
in ferry construction. They will be
freproof throughout and will be
strengthened to Withstand the rapidly
increasing weight in motor truck
traffic.
The contracts call for delivery In
six and seven months, respectively.
The boats will be 16S feet In length.
55 feet beam and IA feet inches in
depth
The Pennsylvania has also given
contracts to the Pusey e. Jones COM
pany for two large derrick barges 100
by 33 feet each.
Evening journal., 1913-05-17
ELKTON NOW
CRETNA GREEN

ELKTON. Md, May 17-Because the
Delaware law requires 9 hours wait
after the issue of the license before
non-residents can marry there, Alex
onder Mckee and Grace Barbour, both
of Philadelphia, and Paul p. BUM, Of
New York, and Nancy Grace Winter,
OF Pittsburgh, we're married here yes
terday by the Rev y. =. Perry. Both
couples first went to Wilmington, Del.
to have the nuptial knots tied, but
didn't like to hang around The Del
ware law required them to wait 90
hours after the marriage license had
bee issued before the cremony could
he perform 4.
Since the new marriage law went
nto effect In Delaware, this town has
become a regular Gretna Green for
couples, elopement marriages having
increased four-fold in Is days.
Evening journal., 1913-05-17
NEWPORT NEWS NOTES

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
NEWPORT, Del, May 17.-An en-
ioyahle evening was spent at the hone
of Mr.. and Mrs John r. Lyman On
Wednesday. when the Ladies' Aid Sc
ciety of the NJ f. church held its
mcnthly social. After the business
session Miss Helen Gregg and Miss
Irene Price gave a pleasing piano
duet
The degree team of Delaware
Grange visited Newark Grange Four
new candidates were initiated.
Mrs. J. Harley Strahorn has been
spending a few days with relatives at
Newark-Mr. and Mrs. Harold Brady
end daughter spent Thursday as tho
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis White. Of
Richardson Park-The Rev. and Mrs.
]. Emory Parks and children spent
Saturday and part of Sunday with
friends at Norwood-E. V. Frankhau-
ser visited Mr. and Mrs. H. r. Moore.
.of Wilmington, on Wednesday.
Evening journal., 1913-05-17
NEW BOOKS AT LIBRARY.

Sargent, E. w.-The Technique of
the photoplay.
Hawkins, N.-Aids to Engineers
Examinations Prepared for Applicants
of all Grades.
Gaudenzi, A. Nouvissima gram
matica accelerate Italiana-Inglese.
Landor, A. II S.-Tibet and Nepal.
Orth, S. Socialism and Democ-
racy in Europe.
Dinsmore. c. Anew Light on the
Old Truth.
Stewart, Elihu-Down the Macken-
zie and up the Yukon in 1905.
-Wendhausen, Bertha-Life
of the Baroness Won Marenholtz-
Bulow. 2v.
Roberts. C. G. D.-The Feet of the
Furtive.
Fremont, E. B.-Recollections of
Elizabeth Benton Fremont.
Mclaughlin, T. S.-Questions and
Answers on the National Electrical.
Code.
Yale University Alumni Advisory
Board-Life at Yale
U. S. Library of Congress-Select
list of reference on the conservation
Of natural resources in the u. S.
u. S. Postofiice Dept.-Ohicial par
eel post map of the U. S. Parcel
post guide.
Young. Filson-Opera Stories.
Curtin, Jeremiah-Myths of the Mo
docs.
Palmer. c. Practical Mathe-
matlcs.
Henderson, L. J.-Fitness of the
Environment
German Books
Voss, Richard-Schonheit Elm ro
mischer Roman.
Ertl, Emil-Auf der Wegwacht.
Zobeltitz, c. M.-Pflicht
Grabein, Paul-Huter des feuers.
Overhof, Otto-Du und ich.
Stoessel, Otto-Morgenrot.
Sohle, Karl--Sebastian Bach II
Arnstadt.
Harder, Agnes-Die heilige RIA.
Kaboth, Hans-Das grune haus
Geissler, Max-Das Heidejahr.
Muehlan, Helene von-Nach den
dritten kind.
Hollaender. Felix-Der cid deI
Stephan Huller.
Geissler, Max-Junker, Marius, ell
Buch fur Backfische.
Rung, Otto-Die weisse yacht.
Evening journal., 1913-05-17
LATTER DAY SAYINGS OF
BENJAMIN FRANKLIN
A True Want Ad Storlette.

When Dr. Franklin was examined
before the British House of Commons
relative to the repeal OF the American
Stamp Act In 1866, he declared that
people in America marry younger and
more generally than in England and
therefore increase faster in that coun-
try and, when asked this reason for
thinking so, he said that this was the
case:
sBecause any young couple that is
industrious may easily obtain land of
their own on which to raise a fam
ily."
or course. Franklin said this at that
time because America. being then a
new country, offered infinite possibili-
ties In the way Of land at low figures
for prospective settlers, as well as for
the young of that generation.
DR.. Franklins trade. however. was
that Of printer and, could he have
looked ahead a century and a half
and seen the modern newspaper with
its columns OF classified Want Ads
he would have had still greater rea-
son for his reply.
II il was true I'm Franklin's day
that "any young couple that are in
dustrious may easily obtain land OF
their own on which to raise a family,
it is douhly true now with that great
Real estate agent-the Want Columns
at their service daily.
There is scarcely anything in the
line of a home that the Want kds
won't supply quickly and at minimum
cost. From a farm in the country tC
cosy suite of rooms, the thrifty arc
hopeful young couple, just starting
out on life's journey together, can OBJ
tain their hearts desires through the
systematic use Of the Want Ads
Houses and fats and apartments II
the city for sale or rent. cottages
bungalos and even large residences II
the suburbs and at the seashore anC
mountains, all these-yes everything
that the home-builder could desire
may be had in a day through the med
I ium OF the Want Ads
Old DR.. Benjamin Franklin wa
right in 1866 and what he then sal,
is true in 1918, because the Wan
Ads have made it true.
Evening journal., 1913-05-17
MILFORD BOYS
ARE TUNING UP

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL
MILFORD, Del. May 17.-Under
the direction of Prof Reypold. OF Cam
bridge, Nd, who came here some
years ago and gave the Milford Fire
mems Band their FIRST musical .nstrue-
tions, and who assisted IN organizing
the same. the boys here have organ.
ICED new band Of thirty-one pieces,
which will be known as the Milford
Cornet Band. Professor Reybold ex-
poets to have the boys give public
concerts I'm a month or So Those who
compose the band are; william Gray
Charles Banning. Watson Pierce,
Harry Housman, Robert Davis Nor
man Windosr, John Burris. Reuben
Hearn, Postles Hammond, Louis
Evans, John Salmons, Vaules Grier. q.
Frank Mills, John Mayhew, James W.
Cannon, George Draper, Jr, Joseph
Rogers, Roy Pettyiohn. Harry Pierce.
willis Hall, William Ramsey, William
S. Truitt. Marshall Hugg, Jno. Holson,
Lawrence Crouch, Potter Coffin, Nor
man Shaw Harold Grier, Jones II.
Lynch, Roy Cannon and Walter
Crouch.
The members of the Junior Order Of
American Mechanics gave a banquet
on Wednesday night to its members
in commemoration of the sixtieth an
niversary of the founding of the order
in the United States.