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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-11-07

Some timely special values In seasonable, hi
merchandise that should appeal to the discriminating
nomca shoppers from out Of town, well as to hol
MilEnery From Our Own Wholesale
House IN Kansas City

At about taktnG
clean this Come and
buy tVOh atR for he o
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-11-07

SO Fu Hais Here 4 A90
Any shape you could ask for.
Now = the time to buy your
mid-Wtukee fur hat. We VIII
save y0u ~ 1e46k one-hAR.
The Glenwood post., 1913-09-13

olA paesus II ~ . ~ -
1aav - Isaa . ulone ~ 90
= oso oAM0sl - qniu
- lag - esoas - - -.
A1alA Vloo g - q
49, x1ina vsu 1iI = iiiI Z. &
The Glenwood post., 1913-09-13

ehn6RA. Yet. -
Oog0ot ~ 1nGUo
q ~oet 001e
1s0on1 0Oo0 ~
elho00e1oe q IT,
AsouA - 0o00
G41onG Wt0 -,
ses119Des - Ns-
60 00nk a. n0-
Hot eVosyVAsgA
Z ~ 0ooo Q
Aasa ayiaG. 6ot
~ beiisvo Il tr0e.
tAat 0o eAl11'O
A1nn1hnlD2nen<sn n Dr.
The Glenwood post., 1913-09-13
RDAaoA3 0OuD -
y&GUD ~ WA2lD 0UuLY

Dsssee. 6sFG. A-A epsaidD - per
nit has jnst AssA issnsA - ~ ~ of
atssnAaeE ePsiaos - . saa1si1 snd
rsassvsis right e icy - - - .
sspeasasee = - 1saiaieal UaA8 sup
~ sssasA n UaAss ~ - ssn-
vsysA fssa aa1a ssesk - ~ 0sutt
asaksaal hsssst, = . psist 49, five
ailas sAstAaase q ~ ts0a, = Q stos-
- sssssvsir . ails - . ~ - Of
~ hsaAQ.EaA h IN ~ . re-
lasass fssa - ss'ssvsis ., sssane dsr-
" ~ ~ Wo1De aaaasA
saasnhsss aPsi.0 = ~ - = sew
ssal hnnAssA tswns 81 si1io eaa1Aersd
tAss.GAsst tAs Rssky asas1n1o ssgioa
vhisA Assivs tAsis veIss s.og1o fron
stFsans srigi.atias - tAs aa1lsaAl for
ssts. 1t h tAs psaiey 4 - Aspart
nsat - fsvee ~ assAs e 0u6isipali-
ties ssl te ee-epefsks vieh ohDn in
every way psesabas IN ~ pss1sction
aad improvement Of vatesshsls en the
national forests whieA ssosohste to
their densstie water snpp6sa For
this resssa the sPpliesties fes Q Permi.
BY etee1bsat Spring. vas pDsferred
ever those Of i.diviA.als Asaiging the
water fbr irris.t;sa psspssss. Not
saly Do the tovns s.d eitiss securing
their water supply frsa - aational
fsrssts enjoy all Of tAs psiviaa0ss which
vssh be conferred BY sWasssAip Of
ths hsd itself, bat tAsy Aevs ~ add
u ssSpoFt sf gsvsss0sot Ssstectioa
saA aAninistratiea. UnAse ~ super
vision Of sxPesisnssA Isss8 s6icers,
Pfotsetion Of The vatessaeAs 1son fire.
their rsforestation saA inpssvemea.
are assared. Grazing AL s4Asr uses
which might tend to PsllstS tAs water
supply are carefully Feg1lsAsA.
The Glenwood post., 1913-09-13
WA1 NNn0

Lsass NeCAsGAaa - hasAss h .
nanhss q ~ lFinA1s y AaAAs e ~
testA sistA4a9 snnissesasy oaAasaav,
RefnsshalseAs Usss sssssA 80 - ~
tle fslks ~ . As6QhG11 1ins ~
vssisss 0snsA Anaag ehaas sajsgtao
ths aftasosso ~ 0iD 0SOAaGAas
vsss: efaA Csask, Lasy Nsassl Oa1fa
Asna, Dssis 0111ssR. UnAsa Us1sAiaR
xs,nis ~, Aasy EssesA. H1ns ~
Gssts.as neAtaOAss 81 1Aass -.
CsAghAa.
The Glenwood post., 1913-09-13
@lHDa MnA.n

- ~ parsat q ~ guaF11an-
TAs ehiia nay have bssa ili-bsea.
Dlscoet4st anA rsbsllioa In tAs moth
sg's nind during the period Of gesta-
t1oa may have - masksd the child that
- amount Of training may fally ~.
eovee 4. In such Q case parents nay
veil b patient With unhappy. diso-
beAiest dispositions In tAsir chiidrsa-
Perhaps The paFsats were oaly paf-
tally b baaDe. Psehaps thslr 0inis-
~ ~ noe peoaeA ~ laws a 0o4.
tAsir homaa opseatioa asA ~ psaal-
tlss q tAsif vtoa1t3ea, bat save 0ew-
~ sssays as1 aseo1sess esseaini10
as1tAse fso1 ~ ~ spifit1al natsrs
esobaeiag H. ho0es wsakossssA rse-
Aass ~ fseAse 1seUse that - ~ .
AulV tsWae1 ~ sGapeane. e11sly sssv.
- - ass1sela0 ~ ~ - tAsaoA0 e
11n11ssA 0sn11saasA noo1lv. o1e.
4 0s1ss0 Wgo1se - lnD0saee As11D
- s01a1aV 0eAesls. V111s aseso-
011sA1ne 0ss1 = - lssee3so. hsvo
- wsahooa1 ~ so1pecg - eA11oee4
~ paguo0 ao1 soooa9e1 pos6o1D to0
a0geUe1aelsa - a1ul1P pafsa1Al eesQsoal
6e111oA 00o esoP ~ Wed u 0o6f
~ 0eAssl eaans4 taks ~ p.ass q
esaGtaaal pafsaeal s0psViasoa.
1eatlsti0 show tat boys froo sl1-
es1a - twsaty yean ~ coesl1tnte
abooe sas- third of an Aanoeeo1s csimi-
aals. and that their peopostiooats NAM
bse b Increasing Heace bsosvoleak
psnpas should especially co-ope41ts
With the Divine command b. enco1r-
aging obedience to parental authseity.
~Tkew 0s,as< o. Ne Aevrtse."
Nothing in this co0mand fosbids the
necessary killing Of animals. Neither
doss It forbid the execution Of cFimi-
nals. for thus II would coudsct with
Divine Law elsewhere expressed. and
peactised BY Divine direction.
This Commandment teaches that life
b to b prised. not jeopafaised. its
spirit, Jesus declared, forbids an angry.
0urdeeous spirit, restrained messly b.
fear Of consequences. This command
Uent makes It incumbeot upoo those
employing labor or having supesvisioa
OF othess 10 safeguard against acct
dents. 10 allow self-interest OF love
Of moaey 10 psrpetuats dangerous Coz
11t1ops = 10 Violate this comma nA0ont
c4assniA Mse AAulaoey.
One result Of mans fan has been d.
peavity Of sexual appstites-anchastity.
lack of solf-coatrol Thsee ten6e0caso
Nod away fFo0 God ard Flghessss1ss&
The family onie Il 80 Aashand asA
80 Wlfo. eslg1nauy sseahalsAs1 =
Dasa, b Q eeeDer sesos e( s1gA2so0s-
nagp II bo&h Na011y a01 uat1oual abA
svhoo o1soA eose o0saAs
n oepal = - enho fso0 aAotAR ~
The Glenwood post., 1913-09-13

Wsntsa-A essA NY saavassse.
Fer particular aall q this 09Soa.
Any sads iGaainG = . ssoess ssssss.
Dsaa , oiaEass4 = 6ss ptlsA ssssaa-
ssy skia iseAiaG. - as an Asss
The Glenwood post., 1913-09-13
VIZ NOT xBY9
PoPAAM'S
ASTHMA ne0EDv

0ives peeopt aad pesitivs Fslael -
every ease. eelA BY dsuggists. Pstso
$l.00. Trial paekags BY nail, IL
WiMa0s Mig. O., 4.e1g1sesW
0svsla1A, 0Aao
Fer sale BY ". q. Parkisoa, Ar1e.
gist and apothseafy.
The Glenwood post., 1913-09-13
IN 08 ~

This town is to be more fevesed this
season. Barnes big tArss ing wild
animal circus is to bs here Monday,
Sept. %, giving tive Psrfssnances at
and 8 p. M. This means that the best
is coming. There is NO othes show Of
its kind in America, aAd an Il our ex.
changes say Col. Barnes hae The largest
collection of trained villa asinals eve.
on exhibition, and no INV tAot enjoys
the reputation for merit a.l perfect
ofeanization ~ this ess.
One feature absst tAs aAvance ad-
vertising il, that svssy sss ADVERTISED
is pzesssted in truthful ~. Bar.ss'
sAsws are coming - . 9esial electric
lighted train. Over tAses Aosdred PsG.
Pls eaA two AsnAssA AoAly edueassl
animals ass VIII H. sAs0. A militMy
baaA gives ssesssts Aaily. A a..Ass
Il ssaea1isoaa Ytss aess - givsa p
H. sAsw srss9aA $50 hsus bseSss
sesA Pssfss0anss. /
ohs1A tAs wse4Asr Be favssaAas n
dssbt Aassss' eireus will have . ~
attsaaaaee here.
"I have beea somewhat eocovA, bat
Dean . Regulets give just the ssGulfs
I desire. They aet mildly and se1n1ats
the bowels perfectly. Geo. B. sssse,
Altoona, Pa
The Glenwood post., 1913-09-13
0lfIcial Drecteey

o. q osaaAss ......... .Jeha =. eooAeeo
U, q oaoAAof ....... .CAarles .. ton0no
Csasrssaaaa - DtsG.... eAsass kAo14o
AaGisass o. q AAa1 oelss - . Ves11aD
Dtsafise JuAos ..........Ss1a :. oeDAAo
C1ssk 01Gtste4 ooust. ...... .OoAA. u 810D
..................T Tboe1eso 0Doao1ooo
The Glenwood post., 1913-09-13

-1Ass aAss ~ sassl" ~ e.r vaee r.
eGlvsA Bue H. Vssse 1sen 4 thoel
4 Scaling anseAss's gseA nane, = ~
1ne1oo e IT, 0a1ptDrua
sosae ~ esass Vtss~sea.~
Daily , the spirit q this injusceice
v1eiaAe1 not soly b misEepreseatins
what We wish b ssl q 10y. hHt By b
Alsvct staesmests, ~ . nod. . shfug,
-hr-sttsa,a .IFbt is ss.:4's rs..se.t. e.
sThss osla,e eesa csvcas.
CsseesusoeW = Q hsart Aissaso wAoeA
- - u W1eA svufy es1ns; ~ -
nvo t111e haGoD b ouo1nAoooA, WA6e1
= Ovo6eaananA WAeoeoe Wsu1o6 6oaD
- qn6E-Ne 0U1os1A0 - onu1
lnunu16nvonl1n !. = ss;-ss
The Glenwood post., 1913-09-13
= = =
10 roo YnAa ooogsu101soa

No natter NV sArsaie yess essSA -
how severe yosr threat - lsas aii'
meat Il, D.. Kisg's Nsw Discovery viii
surely help yea. II nay sevs ysss
life. etillnaa Green, sf HalieAits.
Colo, writes: "Two doetols eaid ha4
consumption and eeald not live tws
years. I used Dr.. Xings New DE-
covery and aA alive and we'll" fsur
money refunded Il 1t fails to bsnsfit
you. The best ko.e remedy for coughs,
colds, throat and lung troubles. Price
so eeats and cleo. Guaranteed BY
ChAs. d. Ba1noA
The Glenwood post., 1913-09-13
sexao begIz0g->
z9sa9sesG z!9!s:a!1| g!1s9G3
u,pso - ~ saosossooas

uooo - ~ eoD0DeoooS
0noAno 0sO-o1AoaUA ~
sVp - ~ ~ aa1p11W 0-01
e4."-&a0 90.
- ~ Cnnanan1nou0 ~
Oslaass spo tUe sAsas enhAs1A
~ o. hase ~ - eBB -
0nn1Daa1A a0Un0 -
60 ~ G11oD. - ss0a1un0 - -
ouon1n1ng - onm9a1ay. ~ e1o
q GA0 ~ - ~ aaoo -
101 UO1A ~1oso ~ ~ ~
aa1onAse - oA0aseks
WAasvse bsee - oG11oo9 - -
hAss1asasn0 iaDnss - = ~ ~
q oAoaGAE OAn1& - 0aU
~ ~ oansngs q ~ DQnD1nsa1D
q ~ GAv. Oa0aas t1:lAl Lsss =
9 uha1sy - - a.ass - ~ tAW -
0n1osa ~ eaanS4 - 6A
WA6e aaly CAs1slAaas - eso11Gs4
y - LsrA vttA fsi9llag ~ sseufFs-
0soAp q ~ LAv-Aeeaans sl ~ a.
lowaace 0aAo ~ thso1 vea6asssss %
aesooat - thsAe so1na1sasAlp Nh
OAgls1-aosesthsassa. ~ jews aD1
aAay stAsss havs hesa baaassA = 30
pest1so - thsy eo1savseo1 - tsloh
- lAV. 0sace Z = w. anA psees
= Mt ~ IT, Oevias slan1aR4s-
osoaoe PoA1Aee 80 0s1Ase.
An paseaAs ase Assssvtag - csaa11-
nanHhnn 49, 49,
The Glenwood post., 1913-09-13
ooooOooooOOoofes
e4RL&H0o12 1U1 U1V0e

evssyss1y WAISTS ~ issal I
ssws-osA ~ Fsse Wos1s -
Gtve y y tAsA Wl1A ys1s
assis1ooeo - W11 II -
} ~ Hvlag = ~ ssas1s1 -
= ~ ~ - AsSs . ssUs
} absa - - ~ ~ ls1k 4
taaa1 sbsus lDsgAsalae \ - I
~ s9lsA 0eAsswlao - ~
} - - u - - 0so1iGo - 4
0a1o = m0A Wo eao0se -
} ss~y plass = ~ sn0s ~ I
} -aaA sa1sst1aa1sly ~ -
} ~ etfssa ~ ~ ps~W = I
1is1-ssa1sa9. Yea 1nsv ~
} Neo-Ve W0at - h1eW =
} Dedly san - y. 4
oU8 XUln18 OIDW0oO -
100000 . 9 Oo0 no(
The Glenwood post., 1913-09-13

00.1nA - - - a.sa q, SpApa.
- . sveane - = olaAA essso eQun1 lsana,
sev - ~ Oosslsse0 - - o1AuD.
-. - esshn ss1le ~ ~ nv der ~.
s'e - sssA ~. ~ -
&a ~ ~ T, ol1ll6. ~ ~
A1AA AAmnshs1neI111l11
The Glenwood post., 1913-09-13

u914s4~1Ds u8
Do0o fog0 q
0Ao6 are dngo0GA
otoek Qoe01A-
Wo@. Ahe es0Qa-
40 0100DoG -
oolAo o6vaulAW -
eeho0. -. 0&-
~ 00 guoDg0
- ~ Tn oOO
~ = 0luo1lae. -
- oO0ogng ~
Mo)nso - give
aQ0s1 uDao aRv.
The Glenwood post., 1913-09-13
1loeDc

Bids viii b. received at ny sGiss
up 70 and ineasaing esPt. u, l113, q
ee'eek P. \, for far.ishi1g 1sAssa
District No. With run-of-nipe eenl IN
carload lots.
Bids to specify from what mise eel
i te be furnished.
G. Z. HUH8AHD,
y ~ :. - - : * :, . = 81:
The Glenwood post., 1913-09-13
~ - l.Am

Mis- Ca1A La0oss = AAPss 81 ~
hssse 0.ssAs. Aiss 0saas OaeaA Il
Csssas. Wia, - 0iss Hva anitA.
AseasssA H. Uoso Asss tAis Uapk
asA ssjsyeA Asisss thssaoh H. 0sas-
tains. o. WrAasaAsy tAsy drove y
tAs Hanging Aa1s tAsss0A 0asswssa
ca.on a.A ill fAsesagAly sajsysa III.
grand trip tbseaGh tAs "Csstse sf
Americas Playground.
A Ao.ssAs0 ssasAy In Aesssss ~
Is ysassrDs. The0as' 0estsis on IN
cats, spsains, bssns, esalAs, bsuissA y
asa Sc ot an AssG steeoa.
Evening journal., 1913-09-16
wAGNrn An ms NOM.

VAT trust there will be further display Of that
" piuahlc provinciasm that prompted the Do
fver Index TO criticize Prof Charles A. Wagner. tho
new state Commissioner OF Education, for having
elected 70 make his home in Wilmington instead OF in
Dover Commissioner Wagner is sensible man. lie
was selected by Governor Miller because the Gov
ernor looked upon him being sensible. That being
true. it may be accepted as fact that il Commits
soner Wagner finds that a residence in Wilmington
interiees with his work he will not hesitate TO move
70 Dover other place which best will serve the
educational ends he is seeking to attain
In considering Commissioner Wagners residence
here and the advantage carries with to offset the
disadvantages incident to lack Of central location
there are certain things that should be kept in mind
by those who are disposed to criticize him. Dr.
George w Twitmyer president OF the State Board Of
Education, lives here there IS necessity for fre-
quent conference between the two men. The summer
School Newark each Summer is another thing that
makes ii desirable that Commissioner Wagner be
within easy torch Of that town, as his presence will
be required at that school Then again in Whining
ton COMMISSIONS Wagner will not be far from the
Department OF Pedagogy OF the University Of Penn
sylvanid. to which he quite naturally will have to re-
fer often for information. Nor should those who
crticze him forget that have in the neivhborhood
Of Wilmington many public schools Importance
that arc in his general charge.
While e may be we'll. as a matter Of courtesy for
Commissioners Wagner to lay before the State Board
OF Education his views the subiec of his home il
IS unthinkabe that that board would ondeavor TO in
teriere with him IN any way in the selection Of his
home.
Evening journal., 1913-09-16
BY FLAEEUH.

the interest he has taken in the col
lection of ancient manuscripts early
printed books. and other treasures.
He has no heir One OF his three
daughters is married to Mr.. j. Doyle
Penrosc, member of the Royal
llibcrnian Academy.
II Is a common error that the Jap
anesc arc tho cleanest people and
that thoy bathc several times q day
II was not left TO modern ply
sicians TO associate the decline Of tho
ltoman Empire with luxurious warm
bathing. Roman writer's we're already
morah1ing on the subject Seneca,
glanclng back "at the good old
times recalled that the old Romans,
though they washed their arms and
legs daily bathed their whole body
only once week Even when Scipio
introduced warm bath into his villa,
inc bathroom was Small and dark. q"
after the manner OF tho ancicnts.
with no prctensions of luxury. and
the earlier public baths we're so
simple that the aodile merely tested
the temperature with his hand
Things had moved on. however, by
Senecas time. and later came such
emperors as Commodus. who bathed
seven or eight times day and even
took his meals in his bath.
Considerable pomp attended the en-
trance into the water of the Duchess
de Berri. who, about hundred years
ago, first made sea bathing fashionable
IN France. When the duchess went bath
ing At Dieppe her arrival IN the beach
was hailed with salvo OF artillery.
The holder of the then newly created
post of Inspector des Baines' had TO
be there 10 receive her, attired in re-
splendent uniform, cooked hat, and white
gloves. This functionary led the duch-
ess into the sea until the water reached
his knees, when he retired with three
profound reverences. The duchess, who
was an expert swimmer, then proceeded
TO enjoy herself
Almost as much pomp as attended
Duchess de Bcrri, when snc took her
daily dip in the sea, was displayed to-
ward the ordinary bather at Margate
century and a half ago, when a Quaker
invented the bathing machine.
The company desiring to bathe as
sembled at the bathing rooms in
High street, where they waited their
turns. When a machine was vacant, a
bell rang and an attendant solemnly
conducted the bather TO the seashore
watched him while in the water, and
brought him back to his friends. The
charge for half an hours dip, including
the guide, was one shilling and three
pence.
In the cart Of Travel" Sir Francis
Evening journal., 1913-09-16
TUESDAY SEPT. I6. 1918.
BrRCi.ARs Am Tur POLICE.

rTAvE the dcnlzcns OF the underworld entered into
Il a conspiracy to make the city of Wilmington
md It's Police Department The laughing stock of the
Uidee Atlantic Statesg Their actions would seem to
ndicatc g.. We have had burglary after burglary
nd those who have committed them stll at
arrc Ii is fun time for the BOARD of Police Conn
riasoncrs and the members of city Council to do
,omcthinv to put an end to this thieves carnival
It seems to us that the first thing which the Po-
aec Commissioners and tho city Councnien should
address themselves is the of the failure Of the
local police to run down d capture the burglars,
and TO remove the cause matter what it may be.
The people Of Wilmington not n frame of mind
sso submit much longer to conditions such as exist
gloday. They look to the Police Department pro-
tide for them ana their property reasonable measure
n protection They know that they not gcttius
ti Lack of sufficient pairomcn police the out
skiug dstrica may be accepted a. excuse insofar
ir those districts affected by the b1rgarics- Such
. plea cannot be made successfully however as an
excuse for burglarics commrd ia tie business dis
uicts Of city.
Tho milk in the cocoanui is that burglars oper-
eating almost daily IN our city and that they are not
beins caught and brought Justice Those are facts
that cannot be denied by ne police or the city Of
icials
~ becomes. therefore moroly msiicr OF official
responsibility That responsibility should be placed
where :, belongs and the Police Der artmort should
be put at footing that viii make II less OF
Joke TO yeeemcu and their friends in the urder-
void
Evening journal., 1913-09-16
rNrlr sAM ANn MRs. rANkHrRST.

TT The Federal Government wishes to give impetus
to the woman suffrage movement i'm this coun-
try il can do nothing that will that end better
than TO attempt to prevent Mrs Emmelinc Panbhurst
militant British suffrage leader. from entering this
country Such a course unquestiouaby would arouse
a storm of protest from American aud make
the British militant heroine and martyr in tho eyes
OF many persons who look upon her as a fanatic
IN the fight for votes for
II true Mrs Pankhurst has been arrested time and
again in england Those who would use that fact
excuse for keeping her out OF the United States
should forget however, that prior to her former
visit TO this country the same situation existed So
far as prison affected is little
than she then. Therefore. consistency
the part of Federal Government would to de-
mand that she be admitted with as little noise and
fuss possible.
The former visit by Mrs Pankhurst did not work
any harm upon tho United States She came here;
she said her say, and then she went home American
did not indulge in any political exccsses while
she here after she had departed. Nor is il at
all likely they will do so this time she be admitted
on the other hand, il she he barred. there Is no telling
what affect IL will have upon the American mind One
result certainly would be to give to this English woman
much free advertising that She could obtain were
she permitted make ordinary entrance into our
country TO deliver her message whatever it may be,
American women.
Evening journal., 1913-09-16
DEMOCRACY AND CHEAP room.

TT is asserted by officials of the Federal Government
that on June IS last the cost of living was sixty
per cent. higher than the average between 1890
and 1900 more than fifteen per cent higher chan it
was two years and more than three per cent.
higher than it was year The per ccniagcs
are based upon thirteen articles of food. In the
csde from 1890 10 1900. bacon advanced t2O.5 per
cent pork chops, III per cent round steak, 1925;
smoked ham, So; srlon steak, 725; rib roast. 75;
lard, 665; corn meal 57.3 potatoes "a; butter.
4i3; eggs, aOS milk, SS.4 and -four 2S6
II We mistake not the Wilson Democrats admins
ration is under pledge TO reduce tho cost Of living
and to restore it, in great measure. WHIT It used
to he The figures cited above would seem TO indi-
cate that il has ample room for reduction work on
the thirteen articles enumerated above by its
own experts In other words, the way is wide open
for the national Democracy TO make good on its ante
cleo ion pledges
Evening journal., 1913-09-16
STARVING OLD DELAWARE.

TT Delaware College is to be great educational
institution, it must be made great by Delawar-
and Wilmington must do its full share in that
important work So long Delaware parents per-
sist in sending their boys to outside institutions OF
learning. thereby starving Delaware College, our
state cannot have such college It deserves to
have
We cannot expect parents in other States TO send
their boys 70 college that is houted by the parents
in the State in which IL exists. That is asking too
much. Pennsylyanians by the University or
Ponnsylvaa; Jcrseymen think there IS nothing like
Princeton; Yale has Connecticut by the ears and
Massachusetts thinks there is nothing like Harvard
Until Deawareans entertain such high esteem for
Delaware College that they willing send their
boys there to be educated. that institution must limp
along.
Attention has been called TO the fact that the
Freshman class at Delaware this year is smaller
than usual and has asked why IT s The
reason is not far TO find Instead Of sending their
boys 10 Delaware College, Delaware parents have
sent them other institutions Of learning II all the
Delaware boys who sent to outside colleges
and universities this FAN had been sent to Delaware
College there would be such complaint relative
the Freshman class.
Evening journal., 1913-09-16
GEMS OF THOUGHT

When man breaks the law he must personally pay
the penaty.-Woodrow Wilson
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man may be blot or a blessing but blank he
can not he.-Chalmors
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He that climbs the tall tree has won right To the
fruit-Sir Walter Scott
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death Of the owerZSavage
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Beyond all wealth. honour, or even health. IS the
attachment we form to noble sous-Dr Arnold
Mistakes are lessons Of wisdom The past
Hugh White.
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There are two good rules which ought to he writ
ten every heart Never believe anything had ahout
ANYBODY unless YOU positively know it is true; never
tell even that, unless you feel that It is absolutely
necessary. and that God is listening while you tell H.
Henry Van Dyke
Evening journal., 1913-09-16
RESINOL HEALS
ITCHING ECZEMA
Completely Cured When Three Years
Of Other Treatments Did No Good.

June a. 1918. -Four years ago I
developed a bad case Of eczema on
my face which was not only bad TO
look at but extremely annoying by
reason of burning and itching. II was
i'm very large sores looked almost like
boils.
AS soon AS the disease healed a
trifie in one place-always leaving
the skin dark it appeared in another
getting worse as II advanced. After
three years treatment 1t grew no bet
ter until found Resinol. 7 used
both Resinol Soap and Resinol Oint-
ment. and after two months not q
trace OF the eczema remained.
tSigned) Mss Beulah Amanda Elliott
Greenwood. Del
Resinol Soap and Resinol Oint-
mcut are also speedily effective in
even the stlhbornest cases of PIN.
pies. blackheads. dandruh. sores and
piles. Prescribed by doctors for
eighteen years. and sold by ever,
druggist in the United State, For free
trial. write to Dept. i6-R. Resinol
Baitimnra Md