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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-03-05
amman

9g SObaiabrif / 4alburs? aal.
borg gDraao b~ebanoleoe / tit iioite
Msoe en- 6oreiperaiel ira Sooafa-
6riferne. ON oisie fan febe 4
5000 a~naorntaIen Soro neo @ug.
oeien Spo Tor Geumentitsber Gar.
lens eienoom Wart. og geiuooal'
get frnoe life anbeiale at ialse oen.
ne @runo I'll 5obrifsanlGg, men gar
anpisning paa en- 9p8segrlno no
moo 2iterbro. peo Ell al HeroaIs.
ueiene eaer bag aoopmanns Slag.
teri, og hertil Ilutteoe 9nraooet liz.
efter bpao paaIb. gmtst.@ erfo-
rer. oil Sooaiobrifferne eiter bette
llofalo al oeres 5enpenoelie nuppl
boaae noaen M 5obrif / aalbora.
Sollcniieo MBlleS Srano. 5or no.
gen 3io iioen tilitoo D~ieaereier
yliels 9eter 2arien at baoe paaiai
Den 9rano. boor0eo 9olleniteo Mel-
Re neo6rpnote 5ilitaaelien iremfom.
eiterat bans Snoger banoe oplpit.
at ban ON Ratten bnnoe leoidgei
9arien til Diellen % ba9eiter iaaei
at oioe, at oenne banoe TAT Sl1
paa Weaen. gaaoe 2nrien og Spo.
geren orreltereoes % 2arien er nj
iii. ngenOi. In iemt / Mars 5or'
beoringsbusorbeioe. me6ens Sooge.
rem er frifunoen. ioet bet fonotes
betGnfeIigt at ontnge, at bans 8or.
boIo tunoe anies iom 9elagtigbeo
Iorbrpoelfen.
5oripnnoen clipper. @aleaiel
oanna", pna Heiie ira 9illingbGi
til asbenbapn meo Muriten, erlnno
iteote iorIeoen no for aolseaar6. of
Sereren, clipper Sanien. Loo iiq
oo no / 2ono for at isge a%siiitnnce
Sioen bar man III. .0ntt." intel
Jet til BAN. On 9olororsbetient Bi
CARD ifaffeoe 6erefter @oleoien a
@rrnoen og feileoe ben til Selling
sr. oo herfrn bfep ben al en- 2o0i
fert til a~ebenbonn.
9pmt golosmano. On 3ng
Slutningen of Robember Wfoanel
bIep en- ing Game paa 8eien irt
1aulop Citation i'll Sf9rbRf oDer
iaIoet of en- une 5nr, Der bouoe reji
| aupe iammen meo benoe fra Gre
oericia og tilbso benoe fin 2eoia
aelie for at piie ben6e 8ej. Sar
Hog benoe til Soroen. bar nterlii
MOB benoe og lob meo benbesSaano
taIfe on llr, men bIeb inmme 9nl
anbolot | Wi66elfart. Bolbsmanben
Der rs @mee ti6ligere bar ppre
I%traffet for Tpperier os Spoelig
beosforbrDbelier oo lige bar iluppe
no efter fin iibfte Strof er i'll
rGreo. ap." MI bleben ibsmt II
Waoneoers 5orbeoringsbus peo Gl
30 Serreos Ret.
Gm imnf Wabe. Trifotogefabri
FAINT 3. 9arien I asbenbapn, Der e.
fs6t | Better Sogn peo Belle, bal
i'll. Belle u. No." tiIitiIIet Roitol
@reIl 1000 Str. til airfens inor'
J ltoimptninq. Der bill oesuoen ina
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-03-05
Den tpife 6uO.

3piferne bar. iom Oct UiI pioes.
oeres egen ipecielIe @uo. ioet miuo.
tie er Der life IGnge lmelIem, at BET
ira 6eiere D~eofommenOe profInme.
res, at 3piflnno, og / SproeIesbeo
greusien. itaar unoer oenne Subs
egen iprliee 9eitpttelie os Gmiora.
8reusierne er oenne SUBS eget lille
0iertefolt, ligeiom 0aniferne / itH
10 par BET eiter @rlmotDigs BE.
ming. 9enne ipecielt tpife 8n0. euer
maaife retterc ipecielle Breusier.
quo, jDnes life at UGre ina oanite.
fla at fonime al Steo meo, ban ip.
mes at ie igennem 5ingrt meo ior.
iteIlige Eing Dos fit eget lille 9ier-
tefolf, iom ri andre osoeIige bar
minore let peo al rime iaulmen meo
@uofrnetigbeo og &etiGrOigbeo, men
iebmamm barber - / 0enne Sio
gaor bet los meo Setter / port ga
bolono meo Spo og oertil 6erenOe
5eittoler. 6orleoen bolot aeiieren
en- / aeningsberg. beo famine Eio
iom Den npe aepenicfmano purre.
De Straisburgerearniionen no; M
/ Senoags g. 6ebr.) bar ban boIOi
en- ny / Berlin til De berlinife Gin
oenter. Oct in~teresIereoe mig at Ip.
ie iiolte aeiiertnle, % ieg eioroe mig
ben lleiligbeo at operi9tte ben, og
Der er ben:
Seq bar / ben gamle Breusier-
Itao asninssberg eiort gitpreusiernt
opmqrfiom poa, at aGrnen | Den
Itore mpgtige lib maa isges oeri
at bet preusiiife Soft after bar nm
oct fin iaoelige 9ipsanituelie, srun'
oct paa &eligionen.
Zen nupGrenoe SlPgt tere5 LEI
til bopeoiagentlig fun at tro oct
Iom man fer eaer fan 6epiie eaei
tage og fsle paa meo fine SGnoer
greusieriolfet baooe fort eftei
ben Itore aonges gortgang miitei
Ge6renes samIe Ero, lloenIanoil
gpIen greb ON fig. Og oa ben itorG
preoelie fom I @oret 1906, fanoi
Der ct Sammenbruo Steo, iom Der
Den n9ppe nogen Sinoe babe iel
bet fer. Bar bette Wenneifep9rf {
Get bar @uosooml Og ligeiaa Il
oenl On 8enoine | 8eroensbiitori'
enl Get er aIIereoe en- piounoerIii
Tina, at ct Menneife bliper gen
fe6t, men en- bel Stations @enisoel'
fe er en- enonn ppIbigere Ting. Del
Dor heller life Wenneife1nrt, men
oct bar CUBS @rrfl Saa rejite fig
oa, { Ero paa Sub, ct unoertrpft
isnoeripfittet GoIf - ct timber, ION
en6nu aIbrig for bnpoe funoet Stef
- og faiteoe alt orer Gnoe, oei
ftoo bet | Veien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-03-05
, apinben % 0jemmet
KVINDEN 0G HJEMnEr" Cedar R.pids, Is
Smsoie til Cola eler 9eie.

Min Smeoie, beIiesenoe | ct
goot. onnif Excitement, er pna
@runo af anoen 9eitemmelie til
SoIs eIer 2eie pna gunitige @il.
faar. Smeoien er 80 x 30 COB
meo fsrite aIosfes g9rftsi 90 go.
foIin engine. Weieri oe asbmanos.
bmoel paa Ste6et. 2igeIeoes Sfole.
bus, bpor Der ogiao boIoes oonif
@lostieneite. 3. 81. 8. os EeIefon.
geboeIiesbus "a x "a. gIobs til
en- SO, Spin og Sons. @oot ino.
beanet. Dmfrtning $1,000 iioite
aar.
&enpenoelie fer til Gieren
sens PeterfeH
n. 8. Z. Nr. a. Gububon, ga.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-03-05
.,Oaniferen"
Onsoag Den 8. Wlarts 1918.
Blair, @ebr.

Monoag Aiten / oenne uge bao.
be Sfolen 9eigg al Bait. Anfer.
Gan bolot ct 5oreorag eaer SaIe
nRrneit ON ~perionlige @rinoringer
fra oen pIore @rffeIie / 9anmari
% oennes 9etponing for baaoe 9ei.
Electromagnetic og for ben inore
Risfion Der.
Get m9rfes paa SfoIen, at Oct
Iotter moo 6oroar; Der beg1nOer al
bIioe llro bIanot @leperne, iaa en-
Del er reiit eQer refer / Oenne Iio
fra Sfolen biem eIer ben til De Stc'
Der, boor De ifal bape oereS Som-
merfortieneite.
Gana-9arlene er lige PEG at blioe
berBmte Tom Itbleter. Oct g9loer
sa i9rlig GoIIegeets fsrIte r9aitet-
8all.Geam" 9e bar / 8interens
gsb ipillet moo s ANDRE Sfolers
Beams" og er gaaet al meo Sci
ren bper Sang. Man taIoer Dem og.
ina Der / gpen ntbe unbeatable
Danes. Saaber, De / 5remtioen
mao iatte Iige ioa goo en- Reforo
noe pon 9ipets Nrena, boor oeres
RaIosgerning moa fal0e.
- aIponinesitpfter renies, pres
les og reporeres net, burtiet %
binigt bos She Blair ganturium.
o. q. GIeosbp Rrop. git for
Rational gonf. 9en gboue
9pens nGioic 2eague", iom
ri for bar omtoIt, boIot Nasoe for
leoen, i9rIie for at bsre Rapporter
ira ct Bar 9omiteer, iom bar polgt
geo ct tioIigere Msoe. Gen enc So.
mite par onmooet ON at unoerieae,
bDao ltoiiqter Der er iii at foa port
aeobrpnote Canning Snctorp" gen.
opbpgaet. &omiteen baboe ingen fRr-
oig Happort of fremIRgge, men iaa
siot ben par fonmen / fin lln0er-
feeelie. iao Ben De beoite Eegn til,
at fSobriffen Dil blioe opbpgget. -
Gen on0en Romite baboe foretaget
a6ifiIIige ltnoerisgelier omgaaenoe
Dor ganoforipning. Gen nor font
men iii oct Heiultat, OF 9pens 8nno
II rent og iunot, men Iumpema-
ftneriet er for gammeloags, og ar.
beioet meO oct fofter for meget.
Jbe Blair Shoe Store bar Iise
iaaet ino GFteronrs % 8inters 5or.
nning al fsrite RIasies 5ootsi.
aom og fe.
Ser bor oGret ooifillig SDg.
bom paa oisie ggne / oen ienere Sio.
Oct iDnes iom Tneumonin e1er
eungebetpnoeIie npiten bar nGret
speoemiif. s en- 5amilie noe | Goun.
met, Setter Ssreniens, 8 Nil Roro-
peit for aennaro, Iigger ire, aonen
% to Ssnner, Of oen, og Den ferite,
Der bIep ~ongreben, en- onoen Sen,
Haatte opereres. st Stpffe Ribben
bIep uotoeet 90 2ungen bleo top-
pet for Materie. San er MI mart
roff. - On ioenif Mano / Sen
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-03-05

marc bar 0soen nleoet Nor al Jam.
me Spgoom. = Ser / gpen bar
5reo Ginger, foritaar pi Iiaget a
iamme Sp9oom men er M goot
9eoring.
= en- al gpens og genens 9Io.
ite 9orgere. Sam @arricf, er M
Zig oeo of Iamme Sp9ooni.
: Miis emma a~noerien pnifer
at benIeoe 0pmprfiombeo paa aab-
ningen af benoes lloiaIg af 9ame-
botte for tiolia 5oraars- oe Com.
merbrua. aue De npeite Mooer
frembiies / imaafuIot ltoooIg. gQe
0omer / glair o9 0megn i%nobpOes
oenIigit. = aabninoen finoer steo
6reoae og 9eroao Den IA. og Is.
Morts.
See Eplin & Sans for Fur
ait7re, Rugs, Pianos. Undertak-
'6lslosds 3 gu
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-03-05
YiisiIunsmpOe

4isiionsmeoe afhoIoes / srinita.
IS Menigheo. NIbert Sea Wiinn.,
/ 9oaene ira f3.-f6. Wnrts, on
SUB oil. @enner er oenligit inc.
buot til at oeItoae / Ieoerue.
&. n. OIfen
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-03-05
NisfOnsmOOc % Sn6clGnmsfcit.


On SUB oil. blioer Der Diisiion5.
mBoe / 9etbnnia @enigbeo. Speucer
% 81. @auIi Menisbeo, moro Tor
5pencer. I 9aaene ira 800.
Warts.
@etbania Wenigbeo boIoer ON
Ssuoagen Den 80. @nrt5 lin %.
Mars SiibeIpumsfeit.
gae er oaa oct bierteIigite inc.
buone.
Iilreiienoe beoes at onnleloe oeres
aomme til Mr. Ole Gnsmusien,
Spencer, Soma. inoen IS. Mnrts
q. g. gane,
Ole Gasmusfen II,
q. 6. 5. SsboGm
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-03-05
Mnler suifes.

On op9tig oanit WiaIet og Ia,
petierer fan ioo goot arbeioe. Op.
aio aloer oa griaring.
Mon henoenoe tia til
$. 6. & ieIogaar0.
grnib, Colo
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-03-05
gogpnffe q II m 10.
$2.25 pins gortO 25e.

Sefs aooe Bigger of forHeaignrtet Snobolo aae Jnobunone-
1 On aonumeIoogs gise. af 2ouiie ID. aleot. $50 Sioer-
sbirtingsbino.
Q Sub en- min 9reIie. nj .9e hinges gibliotef". BOT Sioer.
ebirtingsbino.
{. 1~reosfprften % GansfoIf. nj CART etlnr. 100 CIDER.
ebirting ueo @ulotrpf.
4 Mobert arinelia s~ortaning, fra GngeHf ueo BAIT. Gbr.
Gbrinenien. 144 Sioer. sbirting.
/. Qhrfen Sorofar. Sitoriif 5ortanins fra ssnOeripamo.
III SoroIo zonorup. f55 Sioer. aomponeret Btno.
{. psrmfortQainger 1. arieIige 5ortaainger for 1srn- al
f~,rjfeaiqe 9orfGHere. lib Sioer. aortonneret-
aHSmnmen 1861 Sioer goo, funo 2rsning tiltnlenoe 5orm -
Iupet Sandeoe gogIaoepris So % = M aHiantmen for Inn
$225 pins BortO 25e.
Gfdra.
iii Dem, Der ienber os $500 for gogpoffer Nr. 8 os 10. oil
ii opcn aSbet ien6e q traits % f~oriteuiee imporfereoe Drep'
fort meo RroipeRter fra be 8 Moroife 2an0e. 1ris eaers BOX.
1sai6 ertt. gabl. essis cuair, Sebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-03-05
qanb psb groriOn "a. SiSnes,
Wontana.

5lere go6e Sections 2aab Is
alt) | bet oonife Excitement pei
8rorion, og nnr Sionep, Rontonn
for SaIs til rimelige griier % poo
lille giIsaor. geIiseenbe fra 8 til
10 Ntl fra gonen. aon fsbes | d
SEE eler | belle eller bolpe Gee.
tions.
Jor nRrmere DpIpsnino ffriD
poa GnseIff eaer Donff til 1nrlnerl
State gonf, Sionep, Nontnno.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-03-05
@pre &paer biaigt.
goepoffe 9.
1920 plus gortu 80 c.

Sets aooe 9sger al forifeaigartet Snoboo Ale Dnlias.
Cen gRene. On 2anosbpbntorie. Boa 8anif peo 3at "
g. Wooien. 654 Sioer. gris St.30.
eprqnqte 2pnfcr. nj 9. gapnono. GOerint al goit. u. V.
geoofen. SOP Sioer. gris $40.
Getroqtnineer ouer arHi 2p. vi 9bonas u. aenlpis. 27
Sioer. geoiot Hris 40e.
Dmnorfg aamp for Ssn6eripnono vi Sobn Seinie. 1871
Si6er. Nris SOC.
Stranae 2ope. ri Sones aGen Zane. Dperiat al J. ebr.
Gan. 2f5 Sioer. Nris 30c.
arihen glofs llngoomsitreger. 5ortputng al U. ?. 5nse'
mann. 14t Sioer. Nris 25c.
aHfommen 1890 Sioer. Sanlet goeIaoepris $416.
Stu oItiomrnen for
1920 plus TOrto Boz.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-03-05
d. Skal Du ReiSeY.

Hvis du tanker paa q eaes q ~
u 0amleiandet eIler aendo U0n0 -
~3Iegtninga da koms Thu. e u Z
xakke Of Aar har solgt nsro G1urG1
md nogen anden skandinsvink ~
g1hicago. vi selger Billsttsg "a. -
10 sterste % bodste LINER q -
sore Reisende Plads I Gmaakanut1@
aden ekstra Detailing. Ara go64 -
sefclge. Penge veks1es o h6onam1n
Aronesedler kjebos o. on1GoA ~
gplysninger faaes ~ H0V1n6dw ~
sort Udvaudr1ne1Euuens. :
nsaneo1isean Buhoa1le ou1nD
oe76 Fullerton Ave, ChicHgo, III.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-03-05
@nostieneitcr.

Blair: SenoagsifoIe 81. 9,t5.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 81. 1920.
6qIIes llnaoomsmeoe al. 7,30
/ 4irfen.
Sorsoag aften Den. 6. Morts ST..
80 5~oIteprqoiten i airfen.
aennarb; SenoogsifoIe meo aon.
firmanolpsning boer Ssnooa 5m-
aI. 10. 0onIf @nostieneite 1. oe
3. Senoag / boer Raoneo. ling.
oomsmsoe poo @ngeIif 2. oe 4.
Sen0ag / bner Raoneo.
Crnm: @uostieneite Spnoae Den
.. Warts og 9anifeoag ben 90.
Worts, ST. 1920 5ormiooog.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-03-05
NIfaIfa Weicrifarme.

Seq bar til Solg / bet itore Dan.
ffe Excitement oeo Stonep, co. 1000
slcres of irrigated" 2ono. / areo.
Ter efter aeberens Gnife; 9anbe
egner zig ubm9rfet for alfoIfa,
mar ne6 bort npe Creamery, NOR
oeo Sernbnne, SfoIe oa oanff airte.
.Sfrio til
Better Hnoerion,
Sf6nep, Wontano.
Evening journal., 1913-10-07
ARnrN Is nN rHr MAD

Upton SINCLAIR is not 80 be barred from -kfuen.
~ He Is not even 10 be requested not to return to
that Socialist and Single Tax colony in the Brandy
wine hills There those In the colony who would
like to keep him out. Recent discussion disclosed
that clearly. Sinclair. however enjoys the advantage
Of holding nnety-nine year lease upon piece OF
ground there. He also owns bungalow upon that
land. There has been talk of buying him out Thus
far It has amounted to nothing Indeed it is a ques-
the conditions of the sale his exclusion the coll
ony.
it will be seen, therefore that Sinclair his
mics on the hip. The outlook is that there will be
continuance of what they seem to regard the unde-
srable notoriety attending his association with the
colony.
There a time when Arden looked upon Sinclair
Of its choicest ornaments. and, far as his
commttal to the County workhouse was concerned
its leading martyr. Nor II long ago that he was
thus regarded. When, however he and the then Mrs
Sinclair got lost in the matrimonial Jungle and Harry
Kemp the Arden poet found Mrs. Sinclair there and
charmed her with his poetic strains the Arden
ties split into prosncair and anti Sinclair factions
The elopement of Kemp and Mrs. Sinclair; the Sinclair
divorce proceedings that followed It; the estrange-
ment of Kemp and Mrs Sinclair and the remarrlage of
Sinclair all served to intensity the feeling in Arden
And now horror of horrorsl Kemp has been arrested
in Southampton, England and locked up for
stealing ride across the Atlantic on the White Star
line steamship Oceanic. And all these things date back
TO Arden.
Verify, II is difficult for the little bungalow settle
ment in the Brandywine hills to evade even interna-
| tonal notoriey based upon events that transpired
there. We think that members of both factions will
admit freely that the Sinclairs and Kemp have mt
| Arden the map.
Evening journal., 1913-10-07
TUESDAY OCT. 7. 1918.
TnAr IMpRogEMENTs CONTENTION

VATs take pleasure in welcoming to our city the
w eecsHes 20 the twentieth annual convention oI
tue American Society of Municipal improvements
They are representative men, entrusted with important
public work and here for serious and purposefu dr-
cusson OF questions in which tie public at large has
a vital interest pecuniary and otherwise.
We trust the visitors will enjoy themselves while
IN our city II is the earnest desire Of the people that
they shall do So The local arrangements are In the
hands Of good men. who accustomed to doing big
things in handsome way, and we have no doubt
the fullest of hospitality will be extended to
those who, in a broad sense, the guests of the
people
The composition Of the convention is such that the
discussions may have important bearing later upon
the expenditure of millions of dollars Of public funds
IN this and other cities In short the delegates who
are here the who direct most of the important
municipal work In the United States. They are as
rule, of high standing in their respective COM
muntes. AS such they confer a distinction upon
our city by meeting here when many other and
larger cities would be delighted to entertain them
Evening journal., 1913-10-07
GOSSIP OF THECOUR

Gordon Highlanders paid dearly for the
kiss they received from the charming
Duchess. Soon tley were sent 10 fight
the French. and in their first engage
ment 300 of them were killed or wound
cd The survivors, however. maintained
that they never regretted the price they
paid for n single kiss.
Talking about kiss1s, in the year liO3
a stolen kiss was the means Of bringing
about a war. Duke Ferdinand OF Ba-
varia was journeying into a neighborlng
German state. One day he visited the
court of a fellow ruler, and while wan
dering about the spacious park that sur,
rounded the palace he espied a beautiful
maiden under a spreading tree. He was
so bewitched by her beauty and charm
ing personality that he thoughtlessly
implanted q kiss on her fair cheek. She
was a princess of the royal family, but
the Bavarian prince did not know 1t;
neither did he know that she was an
afiianced bride, ad that the bridegroom
WIS nearby and perceived the Outrage. >
There were hot words and blows. A duel
lAyas fought and both principals were
wounded. Diplomatic relations between
the two states were suspended and a
long war ensued. The stolen kiss was
paid for most dearly in blood and treas
ure.
Copyright by A. D. Jacobson, 1917
Evening journal., 1913-10-07
BREAKS A COLD,
OPENS NOSTRILS
Pape's Cold Compound Cures Colds and
Grippe in Few Hours.

The most severe cold will be broken,
and all grippe misery ended after tax
ing dose of Pape's Cold Compound
every two hours until three consecutive
doses are taken.
You will distinctly feel all the dis
agreeable symptoms leaving after the
very first dose.
The most miserable headache, dull.
ness. head and nose stuffed up. fever
shness. sneezing, running of the nose
sore throat, mucous catarrhal dis
charges. soreness, stiffness, rheumatism
pains aud other distress vanishes.
Take this wonderful Compound as di.
rected. with the knowledge that there is
nothing else in the world. which will
cure your cold or end Grippe misery as
promptly and without any other as
sistance or bad after effects as 25
cent package of Pape's Cold Compound
which any druggist can supply-con
tains no quinine-belongs in every hom,
accept no substitute. Tastes nice
acts gently.
Evening journal., 1913-10-07
PR0TEsTING moo LANE.

THERE are certain down-state folk including those
who have ample opportunity to inform themselves
correctly who have ideas OF the provisions
OF the new cunning license law AFor instance, the
Milton Times says editorialy:
There appears to be considerable agitation among
the farmers in Delaware over the apparent severity OF
the new game law which requires every gunner TO
take out license even to gun on his own premises
while other gunners who cunning ground and
pay for their license permitted to gun on
another mans premises. unless prohibited by mo tres
pass signs Most farmers expected to resent the
apoNe 'eVerly OF tne ne" law oy posting prohnitory
notices II is matter OF general opinion that this
new law is an instance of the strange kind OF law
making which goes on at every session of the legis
lature Hundreds of bills presented to the Legis
lature periodically and although large number OF
them die in committee. that pass seem 10
have been given but scant consideration by the legis
iative attorney and the committee to whom they
referred On the other hand It is noticeable that good
bills have been voted down. especially those concerning
the progress Of affairs In general. For example, a
bill presented at the last session. which If had
become law, would require all vehicles to carry a
light after dark. other States have such law and
It's necessity is evident Why il did nobody
seems to know: Even those who voted II down gave
no reason for their attitude II sometimes suggested
mat higher standard OF legislative ability would
remedy many Of the above mentioned conditions
ine truth Is that the law specifically exempts the
o"neI OF property from paying a license for
cunning on his own property Il also exempts the
members OF his own family and his tenant and the
members Of his tnants immediate family II is oniv
rnen suon persons go on property not owned or ten
anted by them that the license law anrles - ,ha
"a" uoes not suit the people
down the State they have no one except tbemsslvs -
blame for II being on the statut, book wi,hin tvg
y-four hours after its introduction by Representativ
Bradford this paper laid It's provisions before the ,h
lics ar within fortyeight hours we warned the puh
lie editoriay relative 20 its import trouble with
TOO many Delawareans is th,t they nav entirely 80,
little attention legislation when is proposed and
entirely too much attention 70 1t after has been pask
ed by both houses and signed by the governor ana
the legislature has adjourned die. Perhaps the
game Ia experience OF this will teach them TO
90 differently; keep themselves posted
Evening journal., 1913-10-07
IMPORTANT WATERFRONT DECISION.

- OMMENTING editorially upon tidewater owner
- ship the Philadelphia Inquirer says
few days ago the Supreme Court OF New York de-
rded that the strip OF beach between high and low
water belonged to the public and could not be
keienated The involved Coney Island beach
fnroperty whoro f9f short distance access had heen
shut off The court held that the public had a right
to the strip In question that II could be aenated
and that all claims TO private ownership void.
Now this IS important decision which affects prac-
ncally all tide water beaches The to have
been decided general grounds and is affected by
any statutes IN New York. II may be possible that
IN New Jersey different condition exists but II the
principle laid down is correct there men who
disobeyng the law. In Ventnor and other portions of
the New Jersey coast riparian have bulkheaded
their lots beyond low water mark To such
extent has this taken place in sections that prac
ideally there is beach left This is due TO the cupid
iy Of landowners who encroach the to valu
able building lots.
II seems that there have not been great many
tried which involve this principle and the defeated
party In interest will probably take II to the Supreme
Court of the United States The is interesting be-
of the novelty of the contention up and a
hnal decision will be OF vast Importance to many
persons
AS such decision may have an important bearing
upon the Delaware river waterfront for Wilmington.
It might be well for City Council City Solicitor
Hastings TO send New York for certified copy OF II
to TO what extent the principles of law laid down
therein are applicable to the local situation.
Evening journal., 1913-10-07
IF YOU ARE A
DRINKING man

You had better stop at once or you'll
lose your Job Every line of business IS
closing it's doors to Drinking" men.
II may be your turn next BY the aid
OF ORRINE thousands of men nave
been restored to lives of sobriety and
industry.
We are so sure that ORRINE will
benefit you that we say to you that II
after a trial you fail to get any benefit
from its use, your money will be re-
funded.
When you stop Drinking" think Of
the money you'll save; besides, sober
men are worth more to their employ
ers and get higher wages.
Costs only s1.OO box. We have an
interesting booklet about ORRlNE
that We are giving away free on. re-
quest Call at our store and talk 1t
over
N. B. Danforth. Market and Second
streets
Evening journal., 1913-10-07
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SLUGGISH LIVER
No Headache, Sour Stomach, Bilious.
ness or Constipation by Morning.
Get a iO-cent box now.

Get n 1O-cent box now.
Turn the rascals out-the headache,
biliousness, indigestion, the sick, sour
stomach and foul gases-turn them
out tonight and keep them out with
Cascarets.
Millions of men aud women take n
Cascaret now and then and never
know the misery caused by lazy
liver. clogged bowels or an upset
stomach.
Don't put in another day of dis
tress. Let Cascarets cleanse your
stomach; remove the sour, ferment-
ing food; take the excess bile from
your liver and carry out all the con-
stipated waste matter and poison In
the bowels. Then you will feel great.
A Cascaret tonight straightens you
out by morning. They work while you
sleep. A 10-cent box from any drug
store means a clear head, sweet stom-
ach and clean, healthy liver and bowel
action for months. Children love Cas-
carets because they never gripe or
sickcn.