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Evening journal., 1913-12-05
SMYRNA NEWS NOTES

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
SMYRNA, Del, Dec. 5.--The follow
ing persons from distance attended
the funeral OF Henrietta Denney We'd
nesday afternoon: DIR. and Mrs. George
Denney, DR.. and Mrs. Reuben Denney,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Wells and Mr..
and Mrs George Wells, all of Philadel-
phia; Mrs. William Valiant of Laurel,
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin F. Denney and chill
drcn and Mr.. and Mrs. Jones of viii
mington. The funeral was held at the
home os her son. Robert Denney, with
the Rev. J. l.. Eckard officiating
William Matthews Of Magnolia has
returned homo from visit to Smyrna
friends.-Nctor Boyer, stndent at
Peddie Institute. Hightstown Pa, re-
turned on Monday from visit TO his
parents here. Mr.. and Mrs. Hurlock Of
Millington. Md, and their daughter
Miss Bessie, spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs Williams at Stevens.--Mrs Clifton
Mabury OF Philadelphia is visiting her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Wheat
man. Mrs. Harvey Jones has returned
from visit to relatives at Greenwood.
Misses Edna and Helen Jones of Bala,
Pa, have returned from a visit TO Miss
Mary r Riggs here.
Evening journal., 1913-12-05
NEED FUNDS If
CITY IS TO GET
BETTER MILK

AS a result of the Mayors cabinet
branding the present milk inspection
of the city as a joke, j. Austin Eli
son, secretary of the Board Of Health,
declares that if his department is
provided with sufficient funds by the
city the department will insert a milk
inspection clause in the new pure
food ordinance. Mr.. Ellison declares
that the department is hampered by
lack of adequate funds to carry on
any sort Of al inspection other than
is pursued at present The present
system is the testing Of the milk sup
ply to ascertain whether there are
sufficient calorics of fats in the liquio
The Board of Health official advo.
Gates thorough daily inspeatlon. a
strict analysis of all milk shipped to
the city and an order restraining the
sale Of any but bottled product This
work. ne declares, cannot be carried
on adequately or intelligently with
out a laboratory.
Secretary Ellison displayed the de-
partment records of infant morality,
which showed the evidence Of made
quate milk supervision, There is a
great increase in infant deaths in
the summer months when bacteria
propagates at its height.
Mr.. Ellison said that the percentage
Evening journal., 1913-12-05
COUNCIL AND WRITERS
In SOCIAL SESSION

A social evening and luncheon viii
be given by the members of City Coun-
Gil next Tuesday, at a place yet to be
selected, and there will be present, in
addition to the members; the newspaper
men who report the Council proceedings
This is a precedent established by the
former Council The reunion OF social
held last year by the old members
proved to be a very enjoyable affair,
and profitable to all present in that il
brought the officials closer together and
served to unite them and foster feel
ing OF good fellowship which proved
a wonderful stimulant in the admins
tration OF the city's affairs. All ex.
penses attached to the affair will be
paid by those attending from their own
pockets and it will be in no wise an
expense to the city.
Evening journal., 1913-12-05
NEWS NOTES
FROM ELKTON

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
ELkTON, Dec. 5-4Tho first act of the
Elkton Realty Company was the pur-
chase OF tract Of land on West High
street, EllSton, from Mrs. Bessie Matit
Lyons The lot has a 225 foot front on
High street, running back 300 TO the
railroad. he Realty Company viii
erect q hosiery factory on the eastern
end OF the property.
The will of the late John Gilpin was
received by Register of Wills Thomas
B. Miller, and admitted to probate on
Tuesday. Miss Margaret Gilpin, sister
of the testator is his sole heir, except
ing Ella Eaton Roberts, who gets $780,
At the special meeting of the county
commissioners. held in Ell<ton the con
tract for building a stone road from
St. Augustine TO the Delaware State
line. was awarded to the Juniata Com
pany- at a bid of S25,305.
Miss Alma Benson, daughter of the
late George Benson OF Cecilton, who af-
terward lived in Wilmington and VIII
lard j Pierson of Wilmington. were
married at the home of Joseph Hare
Taylor of Philadelphia, an uncle of the
BRIDE on Thanksgiving Day. The Rev.
Mr. Radcliffe ofiiciated
A bake will be held on Saturday af-
ter noon by the Third District Auxiliary
of Union Hospital. at the residence OF
Mrs L. Marshall Haines.
Miss Clara Davis, who spent the
Thanksgiving holidays with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. William J. Davis, has re-
turned to school at the Conference Aca.-
denny, Dover, Del-Miss Margaret Gill
pin is entertaining Miss Elizabeth No
Ian of Baltimore at her home, Partridge
Hill. Mrs. George Cole OF Perryville
has returned from a visit to Whining
ton.-NIiss Jean McElmoyle has heen the
guest of friends in Germantown.--Mr.
Ernest Briggs of Wilmington has re-
turned from a visit to friends in Zion
Mrs. Wnifred I. Morrison spent Tues
day in Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1913-12-05
GETS MONEY OUT OF
FARMING In OLD AcE

Milford Neck, Sussex county. has
remarkable old man in John r. Wad-
kins, Who despite his years. can opeF~
ate farm a little better than most
of the young men. Watkins planted.
cultivated and harvested 900 baskets
OF corn this year, in addition to grow-
ing and digging fifty bushels Of Do.
tatoes and growing several acres Of
tomatoes During the season he haa
spent only $3.50 for outside help. do<
ing the rest Of the work himself, and,
incidentally. beating all his other
neighbors in getting his crop har-
vested and under cover. When he
gets to be twenty years older. he has
decided he will take a vacation.
Evening journal., 1913-12-05

of infantile deaths in Wilmington was
alarmingly high, as compared with
that of cities of like population which
have cut-and-dried and enforced san
itary milk systems
In this connection Mr.. Ellison de-
clared himself in favor of municipal
dispensaries and nurses employed by
the city who would instruct mothers
in the care of infants. especially dur
ing the summer months. This work
is carried on in all large cities and
a number of smaller ones.
Evening journal., 1913-12-05
WHITE CHRISTMAS
DOUBTFUL THIS YEAR

The odds are strongly against snow
eaddening the hearts OF small boys on
Christmas Day or Christmas Eve.
In the light of the record OF mex
orable facts in charge Of the local
weather forccaster snow has fallen in
this city on Christmas Day just three
times since 1890. On Christmas Eve
It has showed twice, and on the day be-
fore but three were snowy.
-Four inches Of snow fen on Christmas
Eve last year. In 1909 Christmas was
made memorable with a snowfall Of 0.3
inches, and the only respectable snow
fall between 1881 and 1909 was in 1902
when three inches OF snow fell.
Read THE EVENING JOURNAL.
Evening journal., 1913-12-05
RUB RHEUMATISM
PAIN away WITH
ST. JACOBS OIL
Count aftyi PAIN gone.

Count fftyi Pain gone.
Rheumatism is pain only" Not one
case in fifty requires internal treatment.
Stop drugging. Rub soothing, penctrat-
ing st. Jacobs Ol' directly upon the
tender spot and relief comes instantly.
st. Jacobs Oil" is a harmless rheuma-
tism cure which never dsapponts and
cannot burn or dscolor the skin.
Timber upl Quit complaining, Get
small trial bottle OF "St Jacobs Oil, %
from any drug store, and in Just mo-
ment you'll be free from rheumatic pain,
soreness, stiffness and swelling. Don't
suffer- Relief and cure awaits YOU.
"St- Jacobs oil'' has cured millions of
rheumatism sufferers in the last halt
century, and is just as good for sciati-
ca, neuralgia, lumbago, backache,
sprains.
Evening journal., 1913-12-05

Don't think you are druqging yourself
or your children, because this delicious
fruit laxative cannot cause injury. Even
the most delicate child can take it as
safely as a robust man. II is the mosi
harmless. effective stomach. liver and
bowel cleanser. regulator and tonic ever
devised.
Your only difficulty may be in getting
the genuine. so ask your druggist for a
50-ccnt bottle OF California Syrup Of
Figs then see that il is made BY thf
California Fig Synp Company This
city has many counterfeit Fig syrVps,
50 watch out
Evening journal., 1913-12-05
rARsr cALENDAR An ARr eEM:

All past efforts to give an art-loving
public a calendar OF exceptional
beauty have been totally eclipsed by
the 1914 Pabst extract American Girl
Calendar With marvellous accuracy
the brush OF one of Americas master
artists caught and portrayed the rare
grace and charm of a typically beau
tiful American Girl garbed in a dainty
evening dress of exquisite color and
design. The new Pabst Calendar. a
supremely beautiful panel 7x36 in. in
size, is an exact 10 color reprodoIc-
tion of this attractive painting The
excellense Of design, combined with
the delicate shades and tints which
make it thing Of almost living,
Evening journal., 1913-12-05
Gifts For Men.
Women and
Children

Umbrellas Observation-Disclosures. SOC to $500
CeIluIOid Toilet Articles; all prices.
Fancy Neckwear for Men and Women,
25c, SOC and S1.0O
Handkerchiefs for men and women,
IL 1-2c to $1.OO
Hand Bags ................ SOC to $3.50
Waists ................. S1.OO to $500
silk Hose ..................5 SOC to $500
Kid Gloves .... .s1.OO to $500
Fancy Novelties for Girls and Women,
25c to $l.OO
Evening journal., 1913-12-05
UGH! NOT CALOMEL, OIL OR SALTS,
TAKE CALIFORNIA SYRUP OF FIGS

Delicious "fruit laxative clesnses stom-
aeh, liver and bowels.
A harmless cure for sick headache, bill
iousness. sour stomach, constipation, in
digestion, coated tongue, sallowness
take California Syrup OF Figs" For the
cause Of all such misery comes from a
torpid liver and sluggish bowels.
A tablespoonful tonight means all
constipation poison. waste matter. fer
menting food and sour bile gently NOV.
ed out of your system by morning with
out gripping. Please don't think OF
California Syrup of Figs" as physic
Evening journal., 1913-12-05

breathing beauty will appeal to and
delight the thousands who desire to
decorate their homes with pictures Of
unusual merit The Face OF calen-
dar is absolutely free from advertls-
ing. even the calendar pads being on
the back. To secure one Of these
calendars FREE, simply send your
request and 10c in coin or stamps for
mailing. to the Pabst Extract Co. 922
Chestnut Street, Milwaukee, Wis.
Evening journal., 1913-12-05
WASHINGTON AND RETURN $500

Sundays, December "A and January
II. Special train leaves Wilmington
s3s a. m, returning leaves Washing
ton 7.19 D. m. Pennsylvania Railroad.
Adv
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9abtom mmS SeIlebme.

- Die 6srren Granf SpiseIbergsr
uno Otto ariigel purben BON 9slIepue
Deutias sameritautfhsn Staotperbono
gu 0eIsgaten sur Stoatss aonpeniion,
Die beute in Rspport tagt, srndnnt.
5ruu Risste iit bic Gelssatin oss Tas
menosreIns.
6err Jpbn Gels BON Der s. aps.
in Odpton lisgt beoentIi4 srtrantt
oarnieber.
Sm 8eaepu. Staotratb paFirts
eine Rsiolution, bab ale 9runbeigens
thumsbeiiger an Der 8. Qosnus. BON Der
Rathen Strobe bis CUR peitli6en
4orporationsliHie, Cement SeitenDsae
lsgen miiTen. bic feds CUB brett fein
iollen. EolItsn Die arbeiten innerboIb
bon 40 Sagsn niht feriig isin. 10 tpirb
bic Stabt bic Seitenpegs fslbit anles
gen. Die 9aupts0ruHoeigsnthumsbs
fiser fino 6urrn Spints, bic .. 6e R.
Goal 60. uno 6enrn Wsber. - poiis
3eidef Ssitbsr ipurbe inftruirt, ale
@erii6erunsssasente 3i perbaftsn,
bic teine 2lsenien bnbsn.
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& o u / ina t on.

Sic GupingtOn Gfiice flr oas yGiu
eiHnatier 9ulfsb!att" beiinSct It'd I'm
@ebGuOs go. 509-511 Mnbiiou
ABeHnr. auseigrn, Wfittbcilungen
ano Seitellungen irgenSluelher Art
DsrSeu bis 10 llbr Abenos Oaielbit
eutgegcHgeHummen. SelspBOH SOurB
1854.
- Qeue 3Iager: Die Commercial
Greo.t Comp. OertIa9te 2trtbur uno
Sscor 2soine uno bic Joporite Sbirt
Comp. uuf 3ablung BON S603.87 nsbit
3lnien pom 30. SUM- 1913 fir gez
Iteferte Dodren. 9arriet Boobs,
9orrp ). ShuIte uno So6n Carr
perldngsn i'm Gircuitgeri6ts etnen
GinbultsbefebI unb Elm Nlanoamuss
8erfobren gegen bic Stuot Gopinqton
etc, lie ab5ubalten, etneu 4b3ugstaz
nc! on Der 19. StruBe uno 8reenup
StraBe 81 bausn. 9i3ter 5rQcp
erlteB etnen temporQren GiRbaltg6ez
fehl. - 8euna gObs pertIagte G9arIes
3fope, ben lie am II. Sttober 1899
dngetraut fpuroe auf SdeiDun1, Quf
9ruro pou 3ruHten6eit uno Der
na6lGfigung. 9us paar lebte bis
gum 27. Quguft 1913 3uiammen. Sie
Derlungt auber Der S6eiOung auh Die
Sbbut iiber Rotbartne, 13, Uailoreo,
II, unb Wargurite, 6 Sabre alt uno
uRterbaltungsgeIo uno etnsn GIN
haItsbsfebI, i'm ab3ubaItsn, in irgeno
elmer Wetfe lie 81 belditigsn. 2ils
lie Rantin, G0minIitratorin Der ginas
Iep Rantin 6interIaTeni6aft pertlaqz
te Die Gouisoille u. Rafbpilte gifenz
bdbn 0uf $4,000 S6ooensrfas. Rans
Tin puros am 18. Suli 1913 nabs 9iz
falia, ag., get0otet.
). 9. @eiterman 6interlests i'm
Gourtpgsridte feline aoution ols
Shasmeiiter oes Gisnlere 56ulpiz
itritts nit Dm. Weiterman, 3. 8.
gBeitsrmdn ir. uno Wi. :. Wlit6eIl.
-9err CD. 90. Bid uuo Gottin,
bon Der 8arraro 4oe., Die siniae Wpz
den in ROtcuftle Co., Rp., auf ges
lun nsIlten 1tno 9e1tern 5urut9es
tebrt.
- Ben Stepart, Der Don Geora
SruTe in Central gopington beauftraqt
ipup0e, $40 cuff bic 8anf 81 bringen
uno oas gelO fir fi6 bebielt, purbe
eetsrn nab oem 9efdHgntb gebra6t.
gr snttdm am 5. Suli 1913, fiel eis
nass Gage fpdter unb brad Elm 8ein.
Gr Duroe nah bsm ct. @liIabst6 6os
tpftaI sebra6t. als sr geitern aus
otmisIben eatlafeu pupbe, purbe er
pom Der poIi5ei in 9aft ssnommen.
- Grunoeigentbums lie6ertraourz
gen: 5ugeHbers Grbsn an Uaarp
ahompfor, Got go. 80 in Der Jrants
I'm uHterabtbeilung an Der s5rantlin
Gtrabe IN Central Gopington, 81. -
Walst G9mmllar an Gallis Mc2l!s
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fdnbsn, dbsr 10 gut ipis GsIb betrad,s
tst frsrotn tonnen unb 5 gro3ent 3ins
len trdgen. Der Gtabtdnipalt lit Der
usttnuns, bob pie Rspors~ren In ans
griff genommen tperben tonnen, renn
dnh ougenbIidIih ons @sln nifi pprs
hanosn 1T. Die aommiiion piro auf
oisie entfneioune bin, beuts cine gibs
ung abhaIten, um bic erften shritte
fur ots Rsparaturen einsuI<itsn unb
sine aHsabI acntraits peresben.
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Gin sHier Sams.

gineH anl6sinenb euten Sang ta.
ben seitera abeno bic Detettips Sers
sedut gntiebaum, Genier unb Dern.
h1rot geHaft, ais iie Den "a Sabre
alien 8ranl Senman Gus guretn
Springs. 4rtonfas. Dei4er i'm griitol
0otel ipohHi. ben 30idbriqen goiparb
Dome. einfR aneeblidrn Champion
gool ~Spislsr aus 6amilton. Ontario,
uno ben 18 saohre alien georgs Gl!s
per aus Rtpood, Cal. an Der Bine
StraB, uno Cxra place rsrbafteien.
Geaninn bate Gin Collier, bas ei.
nen Dertb pon $l200 repr6feHiiren
fou, Fir $400 In sinem pfanoseIh1fi
psrpfdnoet uno psrfuhte bann ben
pfanbIhtiH fir SIS In einen Be,
fiimmten stabtbesir. gu Derdubern.
1iefc 6onbIang 5og feint 0erbdftung
mad iih unb erfldrte Geamdn, bub er
$1,000 fiir bas oalsbano Dor einiasr
3eit bs5abIt babe. Dome anb Qlipsr,
lpelbe bsiDs Champion. pools 5pieler
fein pollen. lpurben als sfrsunos bss
5eanian ermitieIt unb In einem glool.
Baum an Der @ine StrnBe uno Opera
place Deytcftti. die golisei aldubi
In ben OerbnfieieH beriihiists Ia.
ffcHDisbs anb 5upelenbiebe ipiebsr su
srtennen befpnbers 0n geaman Sci
ftiner DerHtbmuns Gin, unbeboAit
aeubernns mahte unb feline Mlitx.
fnultipttn 5u entlniten iu6.e. Bier.
burh finp bic Deieftips In ibrer IN.
nGhme bcitdrtt tporben unb snfFtu.
Geamon uno GsnoiTsn pieIer bisbsr
unaafsst!drier 0iebitdbls. pslts ID
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= a 900 tito u.

liner agent in Samilton III
Serr Goaarb grHf, 449 Sns 1aafte
Gtrake. geIl Eel. 476 g., Soms
gbune 1851 u.
5ier gina porseftern I'm Nittsrs
na6t Elm beftiges 0epittsr nieber, Der
Don einem selinDenResen beslsitet mar.
Das 9ous Der Gbeleute Charles s5ri.
bap, go. 728 Sib 13. Strabe pnrbe
pom 9lis setroffen unb Der Rauhfang
fopie bos Dnh ipurDsn bsfhdsigt.
6err unb Jrau JriOap. lDtI6s i'm
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Sie 3etupprt Office fir bas y6in.
rinnatier gpIfShIatt" befinoet iidl it
Gp. 339 gurf StrcRs, seseniibcr oem
Gcnrthanie, ppielbit 9temigteiten, I'm.
seigen II. |. IN. bis 10 llbr 40 WinH'
ten gbenSS cntgeseuseuDmmen uer'
ben. SeIepbpn Spath 2401.
- Snfolge bes Steusns bss pfsrs
ess purbe bic 6amilis oes Rep. Gre
cerid Snapp BON Der Gp. Yrot. OF.
sSobdnnes Sir1e, an Der 8. uno Boibs
inqtpn Qpenus, aus Der Gutihe ess
Ihleuoert uno srIitteu bic SnidNen
ihmsrSbafte 8erlesungsn. Dr.
ssoTepb Bad lsiitete ben 9erIesten
Die n0tbtae 6ilfe. Die 5amilie begab
Iih banu nud ibrer Sommsrpohnun9
in ben 9ishIanos.
- 5rdnt 9obmsr bon No. 706 Sft
8. Strabe srlitt cine geipultene 2ipps,
als Der 6ebel ieines Automoblls ihn
traf. Gr mar auf Der Setmfabrt BON
esr 9rano Npenue bsgriffen.
- 2al.t elmer aus Bufbington, ..
g., einustroffsnsn 8spsIde Miro Col.
So6n g. 2afins, Ridter oes appel
lationsgsrt6ts, am Is. September BEN
Goupernsar WcGrearp istne Reitgnas
ton unterbreiten.
- 0tctpr Rantin. IA Sabre alt,
go. 512 Gin Strobs pohuboft, ipuros
BON benz QutomcbiI bes Ulihasl Wals
fer an Der Sim unb Brighton StrdBe,
aIs sr Fh auf benz Wege Su elmer
9Gdsrei befano, iibsrfdbrsn unb erbebs
lid perleet. Die Qutos sQmbulcn3
bratte ibn mad itinsr mobnuna, no
Or. Gopuro 6ermann ibm Die notRt9e
Silfe Ieiitste.
SnfoIgs zines Gsuers, bds Snas
ben auf Der DsiD< oss gOl. Samss
Solahq1te. an Der goosrt 1urnpise
unb Ut. 9IeaIant Qosnue, an3iinoeten,
qerieth ods trodens grns In Brano.
Der 9rono srrsihts balo ben Sbft9ars
ten, poieIbit elm St,dosu ben $500
anaerittet purbe. Die GIammsn
puroeu mad beoellten6en 0nTireHgHH-
GEN setDiht.
Sn elmer SpsSiaIiibuns Der
Staots aommifdrs tuurbe Der geihIuB
eefabt, $4,000 an bic Central GAP
in9s gant &c 9ruft Go. 81 sabIen fir
Bombs uno Coupons, bic bic gaut fir
Die Staot eiHI0its. 1ds gtIo purbs
aus osm 1iIgunssfonb gsnommsn.
Der Jouo bat nod $4,000, mas nit
anoeren 9eioern cine 5otaIiumms bon
$21 900 ausmatt. Die n6tfte Siss
ing ptrb am 9ienitog. ben 2. Geptsms
Der, itattflnoen, oa Wontoe Elm 5eisrs
tag 1T.
- StaatsanpoIt %. u. 9ursamo
uno G1ttin bobsn geitern cine Qutomos
biltour Had Aiasara Gals ungstresn.
- Sompagnisn 6, o uuo 8 bes
8. Snfanteries sasgimsuts, major Duns
tan, aommaHbant, iiub pom S6sibsns
ibiebsn 3uriidgeebrt.
- GriegsieretGr garriTou pirb am
Wontag 4beno in Cincinnati eintrefs
ZEN uno am 0ienitag cine s5nfpettion
beg WttIitGrpoftens in Sort 5homos
cornebmen, 70 lautst Elm 5eIserdmm,
oai Waior Gso. .. Dnncan aeltern
Abeno erbeIt. Tltt arisgsTetretdr
,Sarriiou ptro aud GENERALIZATION
Games 3. aIfbire eintreffeu. Wog
bic SnipstticH 3eitist, blsibt ab3upars
ten.
- DiIIiam DisboIo, ga Sabre oft,
'or SO. 208 %. II. StraBe perf&iso
in gett's strabeu 5oipitaI, Gintin.
natl. 8. Dos 2si9snbsgdnsniB finbst
2eute Rahmittag BON Rabers asibs
ItcII aus tutt.
- Warp asarnep iibertrug an
9eurp uno Gliiabetb Qintugel cine
cot an Der Central 4pe. fir 81.
- 6erbsrt 6. Damon. q, uno Do
totbep 9. Supber, q, beioe pon Q!<
lance, s., erIangtsu gsftsrn einen
sbeihein.
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Rennufaefunoene grie'e
bon 9iihoro Rngner. Gs iii beH
temps" gelungen, brei bis leBt I'm.
tefonnte grieie BON Rihdrb Magner
aus Ocn sSobren 1S49 uno 1850 sii.
tdge Su iorocrn. Wie 70 piele anos:e
TofMmente fiber Wngncr, betpeiieit iie
ned efnnlaI Die unenoIideB utntiiiblg.
felt BON ssron5 pis3t. Tieie brei grie'e
iinc ndmlih on oen Barrier AgeHteu
geiloni eerifItet, Der bic 8elbgefhafte
9isyi's beiorete. ssm erIteH 9riefe
itridlt 0naner BON einem siinftieen
Stoff iiir cine in sSaris niiisuiiibren.
be Cper. cbne ibH 5u iienneH. Or
meiHt oanIit pohrid,einIid @ielono
ben Sfmieo, bonu fragt er on, ob oie
Tnnnhauierouperture i'm aonierpofo.
riiimsfonseri I'M SnHuor 1850 5llr
auffiibrlna fommen perbe. On bic.
fem SnlIe iperbe er nah Varis foin.
men unb hofie, baB .unier gutter
2;s3t" ibm bic uotbigen Wlittel onsil
Iieiera tDeroe. Aus oem groieft Diir.
be iibriaens nidIts, nd bic Tannb1u.
ieromuertiire erit 35 Sabre ipater siiin
eritennol i'm aouerpntorinmsfou5ert
aepielt nerben ioIlte. Wagner bepnb
iidl aber trosoem i'm Wors 1850 uuf
elmer Dergniisunasreife nnh @or,
oenur, bIieb aber einem Sbneioer In
Earis $50 Srancs ifnloig. Or ifrieb
oober pon 9oroeaur on geuoni. bdi,
er am Gn6e 6es Ntnnats Den bon ibm
ensaeIteien @e6feI jeHem Shneioer
beBablen moge. 3ogner Iegte elm pa.
pier bel. D0ourh er bie RiidSahIMua
eieier auslnge iid)erte. I'm Suli 1850
tefano iih g9aaner tpieber TN 9iirlh
uno eriufte BON bort ietneH Greuno
0euoni Inn oiegeahienbung eirss Don
@eimnr eingetroifeHeH 8eiobriefes.
Tic gnnnhme iii pobI niGi Bn fiba,
hnh 2isst Der abfenoer aepeiea mar.
Gieic orei grieie 8saaners fino in
eiuem nenig torreften 5rnn3ciiih ab.
Geiabt. aber Der Sinn iii INNER flnr.
Gin itdbtiides &oteI.
Der ieItene Saa, oaB cine Stdotper.
ipnlimne ais erbauerin zines Sotels
flirgirt, ipirh iidj oller 8orniisfid,t
nod oemnddit In Tuisbnra ereignen.
Gdsn felt ldngerer 3eit nnd,t iidl
bier Der Mdngel an einem eriifloIii.
gen ltnterfuuftsort iiir 3rem6e be.
merfbnr. angeiidlts oes INNER mebr
iteiacn0en @ertebrs bat ftf mn bic
iesie Observation-Disclosures mi. Die.
fer 5rage heid,dffist uftb 6en prin.
5ipiellen geihIuB aefabf. lih an Der
0riinbnng eines Sotels Sm betbeiIi.
afH. Ter Ban ioa aidt 3u grob ner.
ben, bod foH er init alien annehny
lid)feiteH mHo geaiIemlidfeiten Der
9eiiSeit nlsgeitnttet DeroeH. ais
glas bat mon naiiirlif Die Geaenb
AM gnbHbof ins Amee geinbi Aasr.
nings III nift benbiiftigt, b1b bic
Sfnot oas SoieI in eigeHer Megie
iiihren fol- 9ielmebr iii benbiidtigi.
5li 3rpefen oes Soielbaus unb Der
1iihring oes getriebes cine Mitch.
ae'cllidlait 81 griinben, nn osr iid,
bic Siabt In erheblifem Wsabe be-
iheiIiaen miro. ginen anberen Ibeil
Der attieu foil bic Sanbelstanmess
ilbernebmen. lie notbigen Mittel
aebentt man 6urd, Elm Targebsn bel
Der iiaotiihen Sparfaiie 5u erbaIten.
aRnn Dia nbsr nod lunrtefi, Bic Der
sNeloniorft cine etspas aiinisigerc
Ier6fnS seiat. Mud nie nod, nidlt
slr abidlluB aefomrlene ssraae osS
Wahnbcfsnmbaus lG6t eS angebrnd,t
crifeincn. hna asrnieff slnffl eirine
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-30
Pokal.Derid)t
aIms ben Weribtsbbfen.

Sessn ben anluaIt Beorse .. MauSp
bon ben 8rskseidDworenen bic Nm
flage bee WeCroes erhpben.@ei.
fere anflagsn. - shaoeneriatfIa.
Gen. - lie Sd,eibmnasmible. -
Germ Seiter Der &sduosd. Or.
bait abfinbungsinmme. - sinec.
reid)te Seiiamente.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-30
Hamburg-Amerfka

ptritiebtnsn Gidbien dusaefiihrt
iporbtn iino. iiberfibren su s0HneH.
gcrldufio bIsibfn bic gsF6uloiaten
uls peroGdtie In Daft, bis biesbesiiss
Iihe anFormaticnen aus ihren refpeis
tipen STANDARDIZATION singstrofftn iino.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1913-08-15
Notice to Plumbing Contractors.

Notice is hereby gwen that the Board
of trustees of School District No. q, in
the County Of Clearwater and State Of
Idaho, will receive sealed bids up to
the 25th day Of August, 1918, at 8
o'clock p. NJ, for the installation of
five closets and lavatory with all neces-
sary connections, in the wood-house OF
said district, on the school ground in
the Village of Orofino, according to
plans and specifications on file with the
undersigned.
The contractor must furnish all ma
terials and do all excavating necessary
to make connections with sewer at a
distance of not exceeding four feet
from building, and water connections
with service pipe on the grounds. Bids
must specify style and make of all fix
lures, and should be addressed to the
undersigned.
The Board reserves the right to re-
ject any and all bids and to contract in
whole or in part. Contractor must en-
ter into written agreement, furnish
bond in sum of $4,000 and guarantee
all work for one year.
BY order OF the Board.
Dated at Orofino, Idaho, this 18th day
Of August, 1918.
JOHN r. BECKER,
Clerk of Board of Trustees of School
District No. %, Orofino, Idaho.