davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening journal., 1913-11-08
POULTRY AND PETS.


~ ONkEN SAYS
BE thankful for the poultry industry. The
little Old hen will reduce the high cost OF
living 10 treated right. Winter kgcst SURE
you can got them " you feed right and
sprinkle a little Conkey'E Laying Tonic ~
the mash Once day Is enough Nery
economical. 25c. soc and Sl.o0 sizes. Pals,
81 90 aud $500.
BE thankful Roup can be treated success.
fully with Conkey's Roup Remedy. Put Il IN
Che drinking water and let tho fowls take
their own medicine. Give Il at the first signs
Of snccxing, coughing or moping. Don't be
too late or you may lose your whole mock, as
Roup a. contagious. Best plan IS TO have %
ON hand in koup season and use occasionally "
as preventive. 25c. soc and 100 sinrs
BE thankful there's tonkcy Remedy Tor
most every known poultry silmcnt. You can
buy amy Conkey remedy on plain agreement
your money back if not satisfactory In every
way. ASH your dealers for Conkey's Poultry
Book-rroe
Philips Thompson Co.. Fourth & French SITS
s.. ~. Fell 4 Son. West Fourth ~.
"a. Mcclure a Son 2i2o Market 81,
y. p. kcily, S2f King 81.
W. r. Wilson, io5 Fast Third ST..
j. W. Yuruan ait King 81.
Thos w. Maiin. Edge Moor
Evening journal., 1913-11-08
new LIBRARY
PROJECT OFF
FOR PRESENT

In all probability &c project of build
ing anew huiiding for the Wilmington
Institute Free library will be dropped
for the present. .Ihc board OF directors
rof the library contemplated organizing
a campai IGN to solicit funds Tor the cree
tipn of The building hut Wheu they
heard Of the-- orga gani1ation OF the
homeopathic Hospital campaign for
Sl50OOO IL vas decidcd that tWu such
campaigns at the same time. ur follow.
ing each ether, would be a tax upon the
purses of the citizens. and il was decided
not. 10 do anything in the matter at this
time
The project had gone so far that Iohn
-. Raskob who has taken a great inter
est ia public buildings und other inn
provemcnts OF the city, had two sketches
prepared for beautiful buildings aud all
was in readiness for plans TO be called
for.
vIhe huilding and real estate business
is simply dead, said prominent real
estate man yesterday Nobody is going
to buy ground while this assessment
proposition is mp, and OF course the same
argument applies to the builder. People
want TO know where they are going TO
stand before they put a lot of money
into q thing, and really can't sec
where real estate dealers or contractors
are going to do much until the assess
mcnt question is scttlrd.'
The j. A. Badcr Company began work
on Monday on two powder magazines
ana u charcoal house IN the Aaglel
I yaiql OF the DUPONT Powder Company
3 NH. Joncs 4 Co. nave broken ground
J for d bungalow for r. VI Brintdn ei
Twelfth and Grant avenue. II will b'
of red tapestry brick. containing seven
irooms and bath, and win cost about
iS5gJ00
Evening journal., 1913-11-08
ALIENs HAVE WRONG LICENsEs.

Game Warden Murphy has ISSUED
forty-six warrants for aliens who
have obtained hunters licenses on
the plea that they were residents. and
the cases will be heard next week
before a local magistrate. Tho alien
license costs S10.5O, while a resident
license costs S110
To settle the impression that land
lords and. tenants are required 70 take
iout licenses to hunt upon their own
lands. Warden Murphy yesterday call
ed attention to the law as follows:
THAT every resident of this State
must obtain . license TO hunt game
birds or animals in this state. except
Landlords and tenants. and their re-
epective children on their freehoids
and 1easebolds.' 'respectigelss for which
license he-shall pay 81 10 erery year
I 70 the Board of Gene and Fish Com
lplissioners Of the State Of Delaware
Evening journal., 1913-11-08
NEsLEY ANNIyERsARY.

Regular services. will be held in
Wesley Church. Linden and Jackson
streets, tomorrow. as follows Glass
meeting at $50 O'Clock; preaching, at
1880 o'clock; Sunday school, at ?
O'Clock, and song service at 7.39
O'Clock, followed by a sermon by the
Rev. Il, l.. Hoifecker. Every member
Of the Sunday school should be pres
cnt tomorrow to hear the announce
ment concerning the social to be held
In the interest OF the school on next
Thursday evening. Arrangements arc
being made for the anniversary ser
vices on November so.
Several Of the former pastors will
he present, and Mrs. Fitch, of Phila-
delphia, will assist with the singing
Evening journal., 1913-11-08
TRANSFERS OF
REAL ESTATE

The following transfers of real es-
tate we're recorded at the city Regis
try Bureau since Tuesday:
Martha j. Lloyd and Clarence L.
Lloyd, to Joseph Belick, south side OF
Apple street. 100 feet north of Lob
dell. consideration $3.50.
Frang b. Staats and wife to Carrie
II. Sehidon. northwest side of West
street. 1SO feet northwest of Twenty
ninth. consideration s..
Theodore Matzniak and wife TO Cen
ieus Monezewsh and wife, property
at i2O Van Buren, street, considora-
tion S1i75.
William 3. Prichett and wife TO
Woodlawn Company, six lots as fol-
lows: No. /. south side of Thirteenth
street. 100 feet cast OF Bayard ave-
lnue: No. ., northeast side OF Penn
! syNania avenue, 20 feet onrtheast OF
| Bayard avenue; No 3. north side OF
Thirteenth street, 250 feet east OF
lBayard avenue; No. 4, east side Of
Bayard avenue. 75 feet north of Thir-
teenth street; No. 3, east side OF Bay
lard avenue, 100 feet south of -Four
teenth street; No. s, south side of
Fourteenth street, 40 feet west OF
Bsyard avenue; consideration for al
b six. $500.
Laura NJ. j.. Bennett to Woodlawr
Company. five lots as follows: No. J.
south side of Thirteenth street, 40
feet west of Grant avenue; No. 2,
south side OF Thirteenth street so
fleet east of Bayard avenue; No. 3.
cast side OF Bayard avenue, so feet
north OF Thirteenth street; No. 4,
west side of Bayard avenue, so feet
south of Fourteenth street; No. 5.
south side OF Fourteenth street. 80
feet west Of Bayard avenue; con-
sideration for all five lots, $4,000.
Sussex ID. Davis. Widower. to Nicola
Pietrangelo and wife. property at 400
and All West Second street, consid-
Grafton for both. $1,000.
Estate Of George w. Bush. Incor-
porated, to Ernest DiSabatino. east
side Of Lincoln street. so feet north
OF Fifth. and north side of Fifth
street. 100 feet west OF Lincoln, con-
sideration s26S0 for both.
John Boughman and wife to Pat
rick Kelleher, west side of DUPONT
street. rs feet north Of Fourth; con-
sideration $3.50.
Walter s. Burris. sheriff. to John
Boughman. west side Of DUPONT
street. rs feet north of Fourth. con-
sideration 81.
Security Trust and Safe Deposit
Company. executor of Andrew j.
Travis. deceased, TO James j. McCor-
mick. properties from S2l to S29 Ian
caster avenue; consideration S4250
for all.
Frederick c. Holmes and wife to
John Karl Albers. cast side of Lom-
bard street. 81 feet south OF Taylor
consideration. $500
Henry W. Sasse and wife TO Ernest
e Baker and wife. southeast side of
Twenty-ffth street. 179 feet south
cast of West; consideration S34O5.
A. B. Stayton Company to Howard
Springer Glanding. southwest side OF
Twenty-siXth street. so feet north
;. west of Van Buren; consideration
: S325O.
William II. Jones and wife to Rob-
= fcrt ". Handy. west side Of Twenty
D sixth street. 81 feet south OF Wash.
= ington; consideration s2S0O.
Evening journal., 1913-11-08
PUBLIC SALE

n IfRIIC EVENING SCHOOI-EvEN1NG
schools. under the direction oi the
Evening School Committed OF the Board OF
Education viii be opened in Schools Nos.
g. 10 and 10. ON Monday evening, November
10, 1918. at T.3o O'Clock.
GEO. W. TWIrMEY ER,
nov6.tt. Superintendent Of Schools
n UBIiC SNIsE OF REAi, ESTATE
II The following viii be sold AZ pubh
sale on November ~. 1913 a. o'clock, oi
! the premises, ''Tnc Farm Of the late Johi
Z Armstrong containing % acres. more o
less, siiuated in Mill Greek hundred, Now
Castle county. Delaware. one mile south ol
Ashland. Buildings consisting Of two
good houses, barn, wagon house and other
outbuidinEs. Terms made known day Of
sale. PRICE plLWohIH
JOSEPH W. ARMSTRONG. : .-
nov6.s.1e. Agent for the Heirs.
ID UBLfC SALE OF a VALUABLE SMALL
/ farm Of Samuel NJ. Parker deceased.
will be sold NJ public sale. on tho premises,
miles from the former, and one mile from the
latter III Mill Greek hundred. Del, on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1913,
the following described real estate contain
ing q acres, more or less. The land Is Of
good quality. well watcrcd and suitable for
anyone looking for place TO truck or raise
chickens. The improvements consist Of
Broom stone and log house. frame barn,
wagon house, corn crib, chicken snd hog
house.
This property is nicely located in good
ncighborhood. ten miles from Wilmington.
Any one wishing 20 view the premises pre-
vious TO sale can do SO by calling on tho
tenant. Tho property will be sold 10 close
the estate Sale commences at ] 80 o'clck,
when conditions win be made known by
JOHN 7. PARKER,
ADDTE PARKER.
no~g ~ Is 10 g. ~ Administrator
Evening journal., 1913-11-08
FAILS DEAD OF HEART DISEASE.

eli McArdlc, aged 65 years. employ
ed by J. G. Justice, OF Newport. as
stable boss. fell dead while at work
yesterday Heart disease Is thought
to have been the cause. Mr. McArdle
is survived by son and three daugh-
tcrS.
Evening journal., 1913-11-08
PUBLIC SALE
or
REAL ESTATE AND
PERSONAL PROPERTY

VIII be exposed 10 public sale on the prem
ises, situate al Little Baltimore. Mill Greek
hundred, New Castle county, Delaware, "a
miles southwest Of Hockessin, i2 mile south
OF Eden station, on Landenbcrg branch, b
q o. r. r..
on THURSDAY,
THE 18TH DAY OF NOVEMBER 1913.
Al that certain messuago and farm Of
100 i.2 acres, IS acres Of which being
woodland. Land almost level. free from
rock and stone. easily cultvoted and adapted
TO the growing Of any crop raised In that
section. Springs aud stream.
Improvements arc a new dwelling Of con
crete and shingic construction (bungalor
type), i2 rooms, well planned. hot aud cold
water, bath, toilet and hot water heat. wild,
porch Large barn recently remodeed viii
siabling for I 3 cows. 8 horses and three boz
stalls. New tile silo. also stave silo Fran,
wagon house and poultry house. Good or
chard-apples, pears md cherries--the Eitu
alton rs attractive. NNcighborhood unsur
passed, being settled by refined and cultured
people.
Anyone wishing 10 view the farm win b'
shown the same By calling ON the premises
Terms At sale. MRS. MARY h. HULL.
Evening journal., 1913-11-08
WAGONs AND uiKNrss

Double carriage. no top. cut under with
rubber tires. heather top buggy. ali In good
order. -Four sets stage harness. Two sets
carriage harness Hsltcrs. robes and
hlankcfs Dairy fixtures, milk cans buckets
and aerator for cooling milk. Many other
articles not enumerated.
TEBRiS-Thrcc mouths credit on sums OF
twenty dollars aud upwards by giving a
hnnkshlo note. with approved endorser. pay.
able az any hsnt or trust company. Posi-
tive,y no goods to be removed frru tho prem
ises until settled Tor : Sale 1850 y. M.
RIAL estate sold first Cors and horses
. 80 p. M.
MRS MARY y. HULL.
r. .-ore~n a son. --itr~ntr 20 make sale
W. II kLAIR.
now, f,s,1o,i2- Aqencnser.
Evening journal., 1913-11-08
TOors AND IMPLEMENTS

6 n. 7. gasoline engine and truck No. ID
Ohio Fodder Cutter. New Holland feed mill
horse rake, hay tedder. grain drill, hay nat
and truck. spring tooth aud spike harroWs,
wheel cultivutor. two-row corn piunter,
plows, Osbournc reaper and binder lnearly
newl double bob sled hay fork and rope.
oxtension ladders, grindsionc, plank roller
farm wagon, corn shclltr, seed .sowcr. forks
rakes. hoes. spades, axes, saws and ether
teDls.
Corn In shock or on the car. Fodder by
the bundle About 10 tons OF mixed hay
Coosc) Balcd straw. by the ton.
Evening journal., 1913-11-08
REGISTERS NOTICE

L, STATE or MARTHA j. DAVIS. DE-
IL CEASED.
Notice is hereby given that Letters Of
Administration upon the estate Of Martha y.
Davis late Of Wilmington hundred deceased,
were duly granted unto Charles B. Evans, on
the 3ist day Of October, a. ID. 1913 and all
persons indebted to the said deceased arc re.
questcd 20 make payment TO tho admins.
traitor without delay and all persons having
demands against the deceased are required
TO exhibit and present the same duly pro-
foro the 3ist day Of October. A. d. 1914,
Or abide by the law in this behalf
CHARLES n. EVANS, Administrator.
Address Charles B. Evans, ESQ., Attorney-at
law. Wilmington, Del. oct3l cod 3rks
Evening journal., 1913-11-08
AIsn- SAME nAY ANn pIAcr

The stock, crops and implements on the
above farm, consisting OF ~ head Of dairy
COWS, In good condition aud milking. Many
hcifcrs and two bul calves. -Four head Of
good. general purpose horses tone especially
good road horsc-fearlcss)
Evening journal., 1913-11-08
DELAWARE LODGE DANCES.

Delaware Lodge Of Odd Fellows gave a
dance for members and guests in the
Odd Fellows Temple last night
Evening journal., 1913-11-08
STORAGE

81 1NTED - 5 sf0RAdE. SEPARATE
w rooms, $500 month. Heating
stoves aud cook stoves also stored for The
season Heating stoves ei.5o; cook stoves.
$500 tho season. Special spates for pianos
and odd pieces Of furniture. Goods Grated
and shipped 20 all parts Of the world. Nc
Mahon Bros Sixth and kings Sts. mty5tf
ITOUSEHoLD GOODS STORED fN
III clean. separate licked rooms. New
buuding. Automobile padded vans for local
and long distance moving. Work guaranteed.
Estimate free, d. a A. Phone. 5iT2
SECURITY STORAGE WAREHOUSES;,
pennsylvania Ave. and Clayton 81.
apr28'tf.
q rORAOE-HOuSEH GOODS AND
- merchandise Piano and safe moving =
specially. Packing, Grating and shipping 70
al points; private railroad siding dirtel
into building Estimates free.
AMERICAN STORAGE Co,
Phone. e6fD. No. lOl Maryland Ave
luue25.tf.
Evening journal., 1913-11-08
ROOFERs

wy r. WILLIAMS CO.
w No. sa1 Ofango ". Roofing. Spout
INK and Heating. Metal and compoaition
roofing. Hot Air Heating aud ventilating.
Repairing promptly done. Phone. ieo-1yr.
Evening journal., 1913-11-08

Subs.--Gell, Jackson, Newton.
Score keeper. Niblott, Of W. c. A.
Umpire, Robinson, W. c. A. Time
Keeper, Wharton.
Evening journal., 1913-11-08
MUSICAL.

W fOLIN LESSONS GIVEN BY GRADU.
ate teacher. Call 107 sHIPLEY ST.
oct.9-12t
Evening journal., 1913-11-08
RESORTS.

PERSONAL
TSf EdL1flV WssfEfS RfNcHE6, s.,
w would marcy. Address X. Box %,
League Toledo Ohio. noys ~.
nj ARRY WEALTHY y--DEsCRtPTlONS
Jfl wealthy people anxious 70 marry, FRYE.
Mission UNITY n-sSs. San Francisco. Cal.
sept ts 20. "a. oct4. i,is. 20 novi g. 1899. 20
T1OHN j. kELLEHER WILL oFFER
~ his personal property AZ his farm near
tcntrcvilic. ON Monday, November 10.
Horses. Cows and farm Implements a. public
sale nov6.3t.
ADiES-Si 600 REWAkD--i POSI-.
! lively guarantees my great successful
Monthly" remedy: safely relieves some Of
the longest. most obstinate. abnormal caecs 10
three 20 Eve days; no harm. pain OF inter'
ference with work mail. St.5O; double
strength $500. nr. southington. No. %
Long Bldg, Kansas City No. uov6-tf
Evening journal., 1913-11-08
NJ oTICE-DTvfDEND.
~ ARTISANS SAVINGS B

NJ OTfCE-DTVfDEND
~ ARTISANS SAVINGS BANK.
ovo Market Street Wilmington Delaware
November I. 1918.
The board Of managers have declared iht
regular SEAfI-ANNUAL dividend of two Per,
cent, being Tor the six months ending 90.
tober !, 1919. Depositors win please prateni
their books on and after November L. 1919.
70 have dividends entered
novl-lBt. ROBERT ID. KEMP. Trtasursf-
NJ oTICE-UNIFORM VEHfCLE C0MMIH
4 sion viii hold public meeting at the
odd Fellows Hall Building, Tenth and King
streets. on Wednesday evening. November
IL, 1913, at o'clock. for the purpose %
receiving suggestions as TO what is desirahls
% incorporate in Uniform Motor vehioie
law. Al persons, whether or not oWnefs on
users Of motor or horse driven vehicles, are
cordially invited 70 be present.
PHILIP Q. CHURCHMAN
CHAS. q. GUYER,
SYLVESTER ID. TOWNSEND, Jr.,
novs'H. Commissioners Of Delawars.
Evening journal., 1913-11-08
TURKISH BATHS.


u, URKISH AND RUSSIAN BATTfB.
4 Surs Cure for Rheumatism. +t-
Best of attention given
o2s-imo. 8. ". Cor ord and shipisy sA
Evening journal., 1913-11-08
E,sI,A,,rTEI: ,,,TI: or or ANDREW T. srEPToE,

Notice Is hereby given that Letters Tcs-
tamen.ary upon the estate. OF Andrew r.
Steptoe, late OF Wilmington hundred. de.
ceased we're duly granted unto Security
Trust q Safe Deposit Company, on tho
tweuty.s second day o. October, A. u. 1918,
and al persons Indebted 10 the said dc.
ceased are requested 60 make payment 20
the executor without delay. and al per
sons having demands against the deceased
arc required 10 exhibit AND present tho
same duly probsted 20 the said executor.
on or before the twent1 second day Of Oc.
toher. A. n. 1914 Or abide by tho law IN
this behalf
SECURITY TRUST a SAFE
DEPOSIT COMPANY
ENccufor
l--- Address -s~curtv Trnsf safe Deposit
COMPANY Wilmington, peistars
! oct-5.eod57ks
Evening journal., 1913-11-08
BEAUTY PARL0Rs

-->---.--~~.~--~--~.~---------i~-
M ANICURINO, MAbSAGsN0 AMI
No. 122 Shipley 50. Phone. %670A.
marl 1911. ..t
Evening journal., 1913-11-08
PRINTERS

IN WEDDING INVITATIONS. 81. 5rt fc
~ $3.50. J. r. JOHNSON. Printing apt
Engraving, No. 615 Market st. ilo-sod-f
Evening journal., 1913-11-08
CHIROPODIST

u LORA JOHNSON sTRADLEY, no. 6of
IT Market street. Graduate Of Fowler and
Hanna. Treats Corne Bunions. Ingrown
Nails, Etc. Evenings BY appointment. d.
A.. aolI. p2e-u.
II LtzABErH HANRAtIAN, GRADUATE
II Fowler a Hanna Ltd. Chlropody and
200 Adams 81. d. A., zoos. Fveninf
BY appointment. mayf5-1yr.
A NNtE NJ. SCHAFTER, CHIROPODIsT.
- Corns, bunions. ingrown nails treated
loot massage. Consult mo for All foot trou.
hles. d. 4 A. Phone, 1895. No. 2f1 West
lcnth street. .anet-1yr.
Evening journal., 1913-11-08
BUUDFPs. CoNTRAcToPS


ID EFoRE BUILDING THAT NEW HOME
ID Or making repairs, consult US. David
Dsngel Sons, Nos. 5oo-50s North Van
2459. oet2l .eod.3m.
Evening journal., 1913-11-08
NOTICES.

M ADM LEO = ROMANY GYPSi
IN Palmist, will be at shellpot Park a.
winter. Can DO seen at any time. Tell
have gone and viii 60 through lie. for e5c
shellpot Park, Wilmington. Delawars.
octa7-fm.
Evening journal., 1913-11-08
COMPANY sc" NOW
CLAIMS STATE HONOR

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
DOVER, Del, Nov. S-By a score Of
81 to 8, the basketball team of Com
pany & defeated Company II team, Of
New Castle, here lat night. With last
nights game. Company G claims the
STATE championship of the militia. The
Ena-uu.
Evening journal., 1913-11-08
HAIR DRESSING

-.----------,.---->.--.
HAIR WORK; COMBINES MADE. WILL
IL call At your home. MRS. n. EVANS,
ucte2-jmos. Phone 3GS6
& HAMPOOING. WITH OR WITHOUT
- shampoo board. ManicuriDg. electric
scalp treatment facial massage, hair dress
ing. also face packs.
CARRIE II. WRIGHT
D. & A.. 562t. No. afi W. Tenth 81.
oct6.1yr.
Evening journal., 1913-11-08
FARMS WANTED.

w ANTED- D-INToRMATiONH REGARD.
w ing good farm for sale Northwest.
crn Business AGENCY. Minneapolis MINI.
septic octi nov e-doc2O- inne4-mHr7
Evening journal., 1913-11-08
MONEY TO LOAN

Nj ONEY LOANED ON FfRsT MORT
vi cages. o.. q. GOODEA.
jy25.ttstfs No. 9 W. NH,h ST.
Evening journal., 1913-11-08
MANICURIST.

NIfI|lssss n r. bf6nff~s HiMf60fN6 &
wi Electric Scalp Treatment HAIR Dress
ing. Hours by appointment. Phone. 46paD
oct3i-im
Evening journal., 1913-11-08
BUSINESS NOTICE

Ohm REYBoLD, PAPER HANGER,
~ No. $50 Madison 81. Bell 'phoss
67ts.L. octaO,1m.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-03-28
$500, 100000 OF AMERICAN
CAPITAL Is IN MEXICO.
Enormous Financial interests at Stalks
For United States Investorn.

According to a Philadelphia tourist,
who recently returned from Mexico,
about $600,000,OOO Of American capital
is invested in various enterprises In
that country and that many millions
more would readily be available In the
development of its wonderful resources
If peace could be assured.
Philadelphia is not only largely in
terested In Mexican mines, railways,
timber tracts and farming industries,
but buys and sells largely in Mexico.
The Laguana corporation which has
vast lumber interests in Campeche,
is composed chiefly Of capitalists in
Phila delphia.
The Tehuantepec National railway
is owned by the Mexican government
and was completed in 1894, the cost of
construction being met by loan of
about $12,000,0O0. The road was re-
built in 1899 by S. Pearson & Son,
British contracting firm, which also
constructed harbor terminals. The
cost was about S100,OO0,000 in Mexi-
can money. A managing partnership
was entered into between the govern
ment and the Pearsons, with O lease
of fifty years from July /, 1905.
Mexicans are large purchasers of
American drugs and medicines, while
a large trade is done in chemicals
needed in the treatment of hides and
skins sent to this and other countries.
According to consular reports, the
drug makers have found a rich field
in Mexico for the pellets sent out by
them, while American made fabrics
are much in favor, and the suspenders
made here have a vogue with patri-
clan and peon.
America imports goat skins in large
quantities from Mexico, but this trade
would be larger were It not for the
political troubles of the country.
Prices are affected, the supply inter
fered with and not infrequently cost
is added to the transportation rates
through the difficulties Of the republic.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-03-28
CALLS ADAM AND EVE FAKES
University Professor Stamps Biblical
Incident as Fiction.


William Duncan Mcmillan Of the
University Of Chicago astonished his
class recently by whacking Adam and
Eve as fakes.
Biblical chroniclers arranged the
story Of Adam and Eve from folklore
to explain the origin of man." said he.
There can be no doubt that Adam
and Eve and their tempter. the SER
pent, never actually existed. Ths
story cannot be considered anything
but myth, evolved by the ancients to
account for the presence OF humans
upon earth. The universally credited
theory Of evolution smashes the one
man and one woman story. There
never was first man or first woman
''If Adam and Eve lived In the gar
den Of Eden 5000 years ago and light
travels at the rate Of 10000 miles per
second, with our present day powerful
microscopic lenses we should still be
able to see them In Paradise"
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-03-28
LOVE LETTER OF 800 B. C.
"Oh, You Poppyl" Priest Wrote to
Priestess on Papyrus.

An Egyptian love letter Of the third
century before Christ, written on
papyrus by priest to a priestess Of
The temple of Amena-Ra and just dis
covered on the withered breast of the
woman's petrified body in a museum
at San Francisco, is the proof that
affinities existed In Egypt thousands
Of years ago.
The discovery was made by the cura-
tor, DR.. George Barron, and his assist
ants while rewrapping the mummy.
which had been roughly treated in a
recent move from one case to another
AS yet the message has been trans
lated only partially, but DR.. Barron
says free construction Of it gives the
following meaning:
"Oh. Golden Poppy, long are the days
when my eyes behold thee not My
heart Is sick with love for thee-love
that finds but little soiace here amid
my brethren. Carefully guard our se-
cret, lest my life and thy life pay the
penalty of our unrighteous love-"
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-03-28
WOMAN ASKS FOR NEW BRAIN.
She Applies at institute, Seeking Su-
perior Mental Equipment.

A woman who said she was Miss
Emily Jane. schoolteacher. fifty-five
years old, called at the Rockefeller in
stitute, In New York, recently and in
formed DR.. Swift that she wished to
have new brain to replace her own.
She said also that she desired a new
character. most superior one She
explained that she had just arrived
from Boston. having selected the
Rockefeller institute for her needs be-
cause of its reputation for remarka-
BILE surgical feats.
DR. Swift asked her to wait and then
got DR.. McRoberts from Bellevue hos
pital. The latter took the woman there,
where she was placed In the psyche
pathic ward. At the hospital she said
her name was Emily Jane Clarke and
that she had lived at ~ Bellevue
street, Boston.