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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-01-30
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Breoiger Der gresbpteriduer Rirde.
Sames 5. Sia ale 3sage.
@aibington, 25. Snn.

8or Dem 8upl4usiduB 6es Sau=
les, Ser zen @el0trrrff utterillM er=
|idyien Sames s. SIN aus ct. 9onl
u10 gb mtsfiibrlib Musfnnft m6er
sen st. Hnlller 8nnfmerger, Der fur5<
lid u1ter einer Aegioe ftattfano. 81
gob an Sab er Sic Mftien ~oufgetanft
[1nbe, sic ndd bem Gooe brerGigen=
mii1ner II STE 9on6 Ra6nbper-
|naItungen gefon1n1en eien. Gr bate
|bas @eidift nenorganiiiert a1no iiin=
|gere 2euk init ser 2eitl1ng befrant.
5err Sill 1T MiteIieo oes @erpal=
t~ungsrntbes Deridieoe11er 8%a11fin'ti=
Fhpte 1T Stem Dorf uno Chicago lno
ser Greet Mortbern lno Ser gbicago1
Burlington & 4uinebt8abn. 5err
9in a1pberte iid in iebr e~ingebenser
8eiife Hiber nne einiidtddgigen 5rogerl
mo betonte, onb es BET alle1l Dernrtl-
gen nnternebnr1rpgen al1f oie 8erion
oes unter11ebmerg nr1fonr1re. @errl
oieier geniienbaft uno ebrlih lei,
.beitebe feline @efuw.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-01-30


.Met IL ser Meidsrafbsfat111er aber
oos fntboliide 0roenspeien beoellte1=
ees MuHeben. Grbr 1. @rdnlerz&f5,ft
darufftteriiirte 0anlals Ole 0roen nls
Ste Nusleie bes geIanm1ten Gbriftef=
fbums. als eigene Grfabrl1ng beaeidt
nete er ons HrtbeiI oes boben aobes,
oas er sem &siirffen Der 4I0ffer IN re-
.Iigi0ier, iitfIider inns fo5ialer 8e3fe=
.burng ipen6ete. Ms Ser oamalige
DberfoBiiitorim Hrdfioeh Or. D.
.sdneioer oieies Sob eirsu}drdnfferl
mdt peritdrHfe 5rbr. .. Gron1rer-
:lRIeH eine Anssffnbrungen, IN Der ct
Sic Drbm gelpiFeruIoBeu nlsbas 4:p-
.de1weriiptpe ser fntboIifden 4iirde
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-01-30
Senrif Sbieas grnber.

ueber Sbfe11s 9eoiebungen al lei.
ner Go1nilie uno uber oieie6amilie
feIbit iit I'M angemeinen meniger be-
fo1It, aIS e font bel Msnf4en 0es
oeiftigen 2ebers Der 9a1 it, go
birften a,,d nur nenige miffen, Bob
Ser 9idter Der r@iIoerte1 eineH
&r1toer befdfen bot, Der nod am Sc.
ben ii. Grit Der Inn eigertumIiiden
8urudhaIhlng, pie Sbien Dor anem
u perf6nIiden Dineen an ben Sag
Iegte bat a elmer fa1lm GErtpdb1r-
uua1g Qeton, M1b BON eille1n peri6n-
Hhen oder fhriffiidm werfebr Der
Brnoer tam aud tn1m gefprphen
merbm. 9ie Norpeger, 6ie benz Sid.
t1 Der linen % man9e bittere
@abrbeit gelogt bette, BEL aam
Stota aal feinen sgf1bm, bon benz ein5
MgIana nuf fRein Gaterlauo fie, bod
germ ettpos am 3euge f1tdten, be-
bnupteten fogar, bnB Sbfen ffh often.
bar feines gruoers f1dmte, u1o es 1T
mabr. bab Ole Sbfen IN ben dr11Iiid-
fen BerbdItniHennI 1endtturm-
mdrter n ei11em geeft ON GbrHttaI1in-
f1orb Iebte,m1breno Ser Didter be-
reiits nl1 Der &6be feineS GrfnIges
fton6. Muein Die 9uteu 2eute frrtM
fti9 bod etnas Sbffn bate einen
@ru0G 0 menig perIgugnd.6B er
Tim mieberboIt cine Sobresrenh on.
Bot, nber Ole Sbim mics Elm foIdes
angehpt ffeB mi Gntrufffma 3urMd.
Or batte IN oiefem BBl1ufh feiines Br11-
bers 9in1tesart. Ger farfe Ma1m
sitebt auf ih eibft alien. Ser iest
=adtdi9idibrige Ole SSbbffen IeM 5nraen
I'M Mubdtnub IN ieinem 8eimotsort
s6fien, 100 befanntIm 4e1rn Sbfen
arr @eIt tom.
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-01-30
Gin sffeaer 8rief

@addteIfroer grie erideim M
ausorudItides 8erIa1lge11 berz9eraus'
|geber ser vd. gIopo Zines Ser
1elbe ettbdiH sic n6rtIide Meberiesa,1te
EDefIen, mas Die 8innes III brer Meo11,
mgsnaannrer alsr Aufftldru1g breI
9eern fdaIoig su ienin gIaah
4n bic gourrBlgommiffdre SSaiof
&eber mro @aIenti1te German. Ser
rem -5n 8riefen, melde III uGiiuness4
nso nnoeren gou1ltp-3eitungen II
erihieuen, babt SIR bie Angn'
BE gen1ndn, ouB gler @rum mesbaH
Sic g~onntDrD rudinden sem JSa,tl
Centre SeraIo@ ((Beilagen at bertbei-
len oa1rdb 5ebn Hei1re n6dentlide Bldt;
teri iiberIaHen wa1roen ser lei, oaB Fl
COS nieortgiR Mngebot eittreidfe lpet1
SOB sic 9rlfiad)en cine vgroBere Gin.
5nbI Don 8uirgern I'M goltrtp1 errei=
der mnroen. S1 hioen Nngaben
maro SIR genaItig onf sem 9oI5ipege,
l11i1. loieier Brief blend MIR oa5u, 6efe
5fulide MnmR riidtig gu itellen.
Ser Mndeige4Breis 1T fftets hfiri
anf Ser Mn5aB ser bernusgegebene11
33eitungen nro, ME oas @efR angiM:
.guf ben Gbnrnfter u11o ben Nertb
.oes Meoi1ms Fin, ME STE 5teuer5ab
ler. auerreidensS SD eeM narr SIC
pgimes al, als fbue oiele aIlein oie
IDrudinben, 90 oody ser 8abrbeh nad]
pGimes1 nno ugeoroitern1 liz g
SSnbre oon nod mebr Sic sIrbeh Be-
forgttm So in engIiider gpade IN
oer uSiim@s1 uno in Deutider 5prahe
i'm rMor0ftern1 moolrb de groBe
M1r5aM ser bentiden gteuer5abIer Ss
gountD credit nllroe. Sic 1iu1es
erideint iei ~ Sabren, Ser uNoro-
tern lett 11abe5u 40 Sabbren. Gi-
niige ser aAsenes 83eitlt11gef1"s trl1r bon
ei11em Bis ehs ODER ieben SSabren,
Iu11o 0iee 3irfnIieren III 8irflidfvit
1rllrs in ibren eigenen a11l~n1itteffbarert
gn 1T BOD ubre 3neifI Ser
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-01-30

yIIuI0e ~ I'LL kktyNI
gul,e oobiu Musor1d go g nm
Disqualification airde bee tiias0e,
[nenn e chemicals Droen bidtte. er
|frennniittttRiee MnrntDnrDeooHn III q
|6eruIen ,1n6 proteitontiiidm QreiIen
betig nngegrifien nrlo pieIffa9 inaper.
ionIid perIese,soa Meie bef1nipfft.
0n so " meiintelr bnn1aIs,,
|Grm. d. grnn1er.aIef babe neineH
Ebegeiiiterten 2obgeinng niidgt allen Dr.
Sen erttoiit1en hhen.1 mobei oas Ibefa;
gIntt l1n51peifelboft an 6en Seliti.
fteroroen geoadt nt anei11 Gyrbr 3.
5Grurner.aIett Fat iid III Der Isten
5sefion aIs Meferenf nber Sen gtat
toess SS1rern obre ieoen gorbebdH fir
oie aufbebl1ng Ms Seinitengeiehes
nusgeiproden, i1r0em er sic SSeiniterl
dig Sic .berue1ften 8ilfsfraffte1 be-
seid}nete, uum Sen 10 aberaus at1ge-
ifrergten Sdfularflerus 6nrin 5li I'M
terfhtiiiben, geraoe uniere gebiloeten
aIdien, melde mebr u1to uebr Dem
.unglnuben Derfnnen, mieoer gum
I@lauben 5llruiidfaubringen.1 GGrbr. b.
5granersalet 1T Anbdrger elmer fon<
ierpntinen 5tontspoIitH l11b 5dblltt loess-<
buIb gu sen 5tubem oes M%aiinilteriuus
59ertlina.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-01-30

BteIe Gborofte3iee nber BE
m@tiosen H3iillfofeu, 6riebferttoleit
mi ooSS0erniit 0es Suffers 6sono z
ffbto nod un Nun1e besBoISes Ie.
te1bi1. Rad Der 1792 pon 5rnnt
hid erioloten QrieoseftI6runo nj
leieth "a ber Rotfer Sc p~roietier.
Tn Gusidreibiflfa liilex srie1Sfteier
mi erfteb isIaenbes ednbl&reiben
40 0en &rofen aebenbduer hternber:
90 hit mir Ell. metn Iieber 0rnf,
ssbaen atautiiubigen bub ih bon ben
0rnn5sien au eHen1 ariege berausge-
fprbert merle bn ID ta1tin ben Enron
meiner g1terbeltiegfn babe. sd ba-
BE nidyh getnn, mir biefen Rrisg Y
o1pieben, bnbon 5eiiaen n1ei1e lebten
erfIdrul1gen an 1rdnfrei9, unb Der
8eueis baron it bob ia nidt od-
rnuf porbereitef BIN. Sagen Sie IN.
0eHen meine1 Heen 5tdnber uno
heuea Entertainer bon Cher urp0
9ieoer0terreih, 0ob re iid barber
.s...ss. ss1t.s.utel 1870 =.
5en pom 5De1 esaDreH Is1'.e a1betor.
oenfl1d,e A'.tldge dur Yoif tulle1, lDer'
g, td9 nereIfs mt Meti1eH Bri1,
oern 1oeret1a1on1n1e1I BIN, odB MIR
atliter gar6es eroteh ili1o 1r1ere li1lo
dae Uatfer ii,t}erer Horfa1rei1 oa31l
noueH me1 e en11a9'e'eA
g. oab ore Jro115ole11 ''as BLOB oes-
eatn augrellens Dell MT Gem sqifet1e
nis1eres NaferS aeioigt kro mo ote'
ier ote Afgered1ftgfest e!nes aon1-
p!oI1e1 aOlaeaa4hessofro1ger 1fen'
ga. rid1f LANCER letoel1 uodhe, % t1e
ttdsFo1e ills1Dlrotg!te bela1toisilg 90.
eetHoen &ousg. ietaen. edlpaaer s'1To
5ete 6oHIgln, let1e odtueIter ta e.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-01-30

e.. Ssrtnas. =. 9. mr. S. "a nndh S'S Se11
m,a. !, ,,..,.na 0l @ S.s n.iS n uiri
ss..s g...s:fa1 a;,.a 49, mn%tsr,,he ers
t,;,tt 5 1',,s n i Mrt5is,,,,n mrs. nm aaurs
E8ennspeIlgspeIoen1 e.. T. Grrsrh,no o,,fz
aast g s aSsr ,e,m1 a. aer heits @en
ns.s aar o1s w. pI nr;u,1en al bleifs11
g vea su s!s ErfsIt,,,c SAl;r,,n q n "a
ssssa,. =. mst+ =. hfs;ke1 @eh,,,t e;,,e,1
E sTnsIffRf nnT &er,,nn iene esfna1De nah
rs..a Sea anoea 5aItpf on,,,it ~, Qnk1
n 1;hta pr 81 NY m.S;s;n n,r lsa ;Ml neheu spi
5ehy h,en;n 6ns @enine 1,as SIR 81
ts,,h nshmt SnTte fi;,sssa Ter, SeiSe
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9sg @=,tf A.,raG MT hen, @er,,3,n in
t. ron nnnse, Snn fnrfnefnbren inerDer
,s,,h ps aI. ga1ed sant 81. s.r bs;gsa @en os,n,,1A
,,.sg s,,srSs,, aeht fr;;;Rseit;n 81 @eff.
Ste.' ,,Ss d,iS; merneu mig .gpre ErfdI-
tnno per96auunoen fem.
= RNHA 49,.
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Sic Zines 9rnfseieaidaf.
Gntfa1r1 1ad fanfsebn Sabrer.

@g. BroDIes bath EN- erfolgrei-
DIES gnHommen narb fIinff55ebm Sabre
nngem 2eioen, Sos ourd Nieren- atr1o
gInienbeidtper6en Derltriohf natroe.
6olep N~ierenpillen Rfreiten i'm uto
meroen gerooe bog @leide Hun fniir
n1roere gr ingt: Sic beilben Elm
.garta idlimunes RRidenp@ nit
ldner5boHer Observation-Disclosures
ten, urlo fie Hh1ltr Giles, mas SIR bon
ibnen beanfpnuHt.. 8ertDefgert Cub
ititutte WoIdm grpp 60.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-01-30

49,
.9inles u1lo oes .gaor0ffern gepaI.
tig gr1ber oIs Ser ser Beue guam.
meIgedEfDI3elten 3eiit1n1gen
aekt be5iieIid ber 6roge slpie oit
grobea naaNoe Ser 8ur9er I'M osintDA
Ierrei4t Miro. Melles nrndtepor Sem
|8oaro Sic angobe. oaB feiia aleeboi
|eiue 9rfuIatiio1 pon 5000 ocde. Sir
oroern i'm nuf eint beiidauprene Sc.
fferliitt bon 60O0 bsr5n5tisen! Sm-
merbbin molten nil 5llna 3nede oieier
IS6rih be 8eridte ser Seitlngsers
altsgeber be5iiglliid ibrer georudten
|Gremplare, piie lie Dem aDers AnR-
|rican Nerpspnper Nnrl,nI urn Diiref-
|torD fir 1912 genadyt tperoen, alrtsb-
men. S1 oenrieIben III Sic snInn1n1en-
gefdBte 3irfulation Ser neatn bon
s8eQes1 a1gegebenen 3eituttgen 5u
7,143 angegeben. 8rooten Mepiem
uno 5reeport Conformation in1o
nidt angegeben. g8ir erlnllben oemel-
ben geualg, I'M Sic @~eianmtgirflla=
tion allf 5000 81 bri11gen. Sn 0enl
gleid,en Nireftorium ut Ste @elammt-
Circulation berst0glid}en uno anedent-
Iden uGimes" nno oeg ,NoroffPrn4
auf 14t795 angessben gegel1dudr-
tia $1,000. - nabeau 0ag 9oppelte
Der .ueridmolsenen unb iie gabt
iiiber oas ganaae COUNTY in 55luei spra=
|dRu,
8ele5 Angebot NOR go Gents per
[[Golio fnir mltte SSnlerotion ODER ~
Gents per Solo fir ieoe 1000 betra-
|gerbe 99%iirfhuIofion. Gus Sinresgeoro=
bfern Mngebot par Is gents per515oIio
Fir erie SSnierdtion ODER fiinf Gents
per Solo fir ieoe 1000 betraeenoe
a9nfnlntionl 8eles Angebot mar 80
|gentg per SOHO fir 5neite SSnieration
oder 3AA per Solo fir Roes 1000.
Gimes-Noroifern Mngebot narsss5
Gents ffniir oas dpeite SSnfferntiion o5er
+221hs Gents per Solo flr ieoe 1000
Ebetrage1poe 33iirfuIationI
Mus D6igerr, oas nidt mioerlsgt
Imeroen TOM, III eridtlih DOB @enes
Angebot I'M EN- 9ritteII Boiler mar us
Sos Gimesageor6fHern-Mnge
s33uoem meroend gIoa1o mil 49,
GOO gin1pobnern uno Ser ga15e Oft
fIide IbeiI0e s GountD feline @elegsnr
beit baben, Sic gerbartolln1gm Der
gol1ntpz8eb0r00e mno ar0ere offi5ieM
Mngelegenbeiten 5u leiem, 30 Die
@eueg 3eiittnnge1 bort feline &erbrei=
turg bnben. 9bigem eemaB foittnt SSbbr
.9erren mdt Ieug1en, BOB SIR Die
.GonrtD Dnpdiaden 5en 6odbieten-
zen niberlniien babt, bos III SSe1tem
MI Ser eeriMfhm girenIationgrz
aleemt
Sic simes 9rnfgeieaiddH,
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8erM Sbr eis
ne grtdftaing TO-
fort los tperOen
.mout, 70 bab feine
Spur BATON dus
radbIeibt. 8eruz
no ioute mie fplgt
tuerS
ben:
8enn bic grz
f6Itung gm9 err
areift I'M Iekten
Sbeile be5 Cages,
bn1trl nebnt elm
beiBes 8nD unb
gebf firth al
IBett E { i n a
|fonte tbee6ffel
ltueife iebe halle
Evening journal., 1913-08-06
Information for Travellers
Of departure trains roeys from Wilmington
Trains Marked (sl are Expresses
PH1LApELPHIA. BALTIMoRE 3 w


10 75o $50, ZOOS. od 10 sO IOSs ss
as. 5s5. 59s 6os' e2o 6s5 7lo' 7'Aoi sol
To Philadelphia Sundays. A 10 o5 i2
t2o. 5ss 7O' 7so 1885,. soI' soS' ss' Ss
10 E'y ysri ' 40 So & 81 a. 81 iS SsS 2S
10 40 sss II 80 SUNDAYS o2 se 40 StI ilsS h'S7.
70 Baltimore ws~E.on NJ o. ~: TO- 49, Ss sdS sd
10 baltimore Ml2i5 1912. p A-a4
9s: i.sS'. soS'. SOs' lOs' Siat
Baltimore andw staHons Sunday A. NJ MS.bo
For p p5EIAwARE 5 M DIvIs19N F. " a4IIRpAR s..
% state, '' sads sS s SS7 o' 55 80 2 &4sa rss.
A. ,,,,,., BALTIMORE q OHIO RAILROAD; so. N . -.
10 ss biss go 7.i5', 71o*
5.as .ds %..s' . sss: s G5sas;
NJ o9 az. o 10 455, 55s e44. 90s. O. 81
i.oo. a4s't5s. 5as Si4. eos. S5a.. ~ ~ ~ =
PHLADBIPHIA READING RAILWAY.
dy-siss m. 2.lo and as D.
STEAMBOATS,.
p. h-i.so. sOo AIS. G 90 TOO g. 80 and 80
Wilmington A M7 D. p. II
BEACH
OranEc 2 M
and SUNDAY Sunday 10 so a Boat leaves
q
To and station 80 minutes
the half 7o4 and ia A.
even and bsf 80 Cars leaving here
and
cars ms
Square. - ,,,,-. . - .,
u. before
tance.6 T.
Evening journal., 1913-08-06
NOTICES.


n oIiCE-WE. JOHN j. GALLAGHER
- BRO the owner and occuuan, OF
the house situated at 20O4 Market street. in
THE Ninth ward in the city of Wilmington.
county no New Castle and State of Della
ware, in compliance with the requirements
of the acts of the General Assembly. In
such case made and provided. do hereby give
notice that We shall apply Boo writing %
the Court oi General Sessions of the State
of Delaware, in and Tor New Castle county
ON Monday ihe 18Th day Of September. 4
ID. 1913. being the next term Of said court
for license for said house as an inn or
tavern. for the sale therein Of intoxicating
liquors boz less quantities than ono quart. to
De drunk ON fhe premises. and tho follow.
inE respectable cllifcns of said ward az
least twelve of when are substantial froe.
holders of said ward recommend tb, ssi5
application. viz:
Geo. 49, Mullee. .Ino r. Aherns.
Prince a.. Mouscy, y. r. Moore
g.. R. Carruthrrs. Geo w. Tavlor
~. h iurcff. Jas. Marshall
william Meisshaucr. thas. j. Kennedy.
Parker Pagan. John g. p,ie.
u. 81 Pierce. Harvey Davidson.
Chas. W srraford " 4. Lemon.
james Turner Chas b. Rcrk
Nm. f Todd. SAINT W. Gish
Neven a. Gamble Franklin Starr.
Mm. Lyons. Jr
aug6 o. JOHN j. GALLAGHER & BRO.
Evening journal., 1913-08-06
HOROSCOPE
AUGUST 6.
AUGUST 6.

Many great statesmen and politl-
clans are born under the sign Leo,
which governs all birthdates from
July % to August %. Among them
are President Benjamin Harrison, Gif-
ford Pinchot and others.
Many imaginative writer's and sue
cessful playwrights have been born
under this sign
The sun is the governing planet of
this birthdate, and Leo is its Zodiacal
house and corresponds with the infu-
ence which develops life.
II gives great magnetic power and a
strong love Of home and family.
During the coming week there Will
be activity in the selling of real es-
tate. Excellent bargains will be found
listed i'm the sale and exchange OF
real estate in the Want Ads
Metal workers are under favorable
planetary conditions and will do well
TO answer the Want Ads if they wish
TO better themselves.
Evening journal., 1913-08-06
PROPOSALS.

-, 1870 -
II Beard of Public Education IN Wiiming
ton Delaware. viii receive sealed proposals.
Ter Installing foilett az public schools N1s. ]
srd li in areorcance with plans and speri-
frrfiors on fie in the Office Of p. T.. Rice.
Jr. Co. trrritecff No as Market street.
frnrcsslE must te Deposited Oh che desk
RI the President ~ Gre Board No 30 10
fatf ,irfh street Wilmington. Del before
? e'circk p. u- Monday. August Do. 1918.
ard must be- marked Proposals. for Toilets
The right 20 reject any or aii bids b. re-.
served.
THOMAS q. O'DONNKrL
sugf o. Chairman of Repair Committee.
Evening journal., 1913-08-06
Wilson L LinetoPhiIadelphia
PAssENGEKs ami FRrTeur

PASSENGERS and FREIGHT.
Leave Fourth Street Wharf, Wilmington,
daily, including Sundays, for Philadelptfs
and Chestnut Street Wharf Philadeipbia.
for Wilmington at 80. 9. 90, TO- 80 a m
~ O'Clock noon, 80. 90. AIS, 90,
Z. 90, $50 and o 80 p. m
Fares-On Saturdays SUNDAYS and LEGAL
holidays, between Wilmington and Philadel.
phia. one way, 30 cents; round trip SO
cents. On al other days special one-day lin.
red ticket one way 10 cents; round trip 25
cents
Evening journal., 1913-08-06
W SPECIALS, MUST GO. MAKE AN
OFFER

NV 81 AAiAof h INI w. MANI AN
OFFER.
Boulevard and Twenty second street. New,
up-to date, hardwood trimmings and floors,
hot water heat. IL rooms, baths. porchss.
Twentieth street and Monroe Place. new
square built up-to-date. rooms, bath hot
water heat.
23io Monroe street upto.date, square
built; eight rooms and bath.
4o7 McCabe Ave- rooms, bath. hot
water heat, up-to-date.
1910 Monroe ST., rooms bath, modern
Nineteenth street and GreenhiI Ave
new, up-to date. rooms. bath. modern.
l07 and 100 West Thirtyffth st.. each
rooms, large lots.
lO7 W. Twenty-sixth St.. 2 rooms. bath.
porch and hot water heat; sell or exchange.
1903 W Tenth St, now, up.todate.
rooms. bath; hot water heat
1910 Riverview avenue, rooms. modern.
5o4 n. Franklin St, 8 rooms, bath. mod.
ern.
$40 Pine St., rooms, rent $3.50 Price.
S1A0O.
9os r. Seventeenth ST., rooms. bath: hot
water heat. Owner leaving city.
Seven brick houses each 6 rooms bath
severed rent 500 per month Price $500
10 acres at Claymont; Philadelphia Pike
facing river; on trolley and railroad fns
building site. Best location on river
Philadelphia Pike, Penny Hill, six rooms,
two porches. large lot
Newport, 6 rooms, modern, large lot
Ashley, roomed bungalow. large lot
Hotel at Bowers Beach. good opportunity.
4-acre poultry and truck farm. Hare's
Corner. Possession.
Cedars Brandywine Springs, rooms and
bath; large lot
20 acre farm Christiana possession
Many good business locations in stores.
Many other modern houses, some new on
easy terms and investment properties.
Several productive farms and country resi-.
dences. near city, all sizes.
Desirable building lots, both city and sub.
urban. M sacrifice prices.
Renting a specially.
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KershaW & Whitten
Finest line ~
WALL PAPERS
NO. s3a MADISON ST.
b. a A. Phone. 5i05D. Wilmington, Del
Estimates Furnished. Lowest Prices.
s12-u.
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FOR SALE

Frank r. Zebley
NO. 1902 KING STREET.
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NTR. MAX ZUTZ. THE WE'LL. KNOWN
vi Ladies' Tailor is spending two weeks
In New York City famiharizine himself with
the newest IDEAS IN Ladies' Suits for fash
ionahle women
Mr.. Iutz will return August 12ta with
full line OF up-to date materials for ladies'
Suiis. iy30.m-w suntil Aug n
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BUSINESS NOTICE

JAMES W. M'GINLEY.
~ SOC Orange street.
Roofing heating and repairing of all kinds
Heater. range and stove repairing a speciality.
iyQ-1mo.
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ID ENNIS GROVE AND WILMINGTON
1 Ferry. Steamer Long Beach from Fourth
Street Wharf. Summer schedule May "a to
September ..
Leave Pennsgrove-6.oo a. M, 500 a.
m. 1915 a. m- 100 p. M, 2.3O D. m,
AIS p. m. IT'S p. m. 1000 D. m.
Leave Wilmington-7.O 90 a. M $40 A.
m, 100 a. m. 1.45 p. M, $50 p. m,
6.l5 p. m, 900 p. m, IL 90 p. m.
SOC excursions 70 Augustine Beach Con-
meeting with steamer Thomas Clyde. Leave
Wilmington $50 a. m.
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JOIN j. GALLAGHER & BRO
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MUSICAL.


Z INMER COrRsE-VOICE. PIANO.
= Organ Theory June l6 20 July 10.
T. LESLIE CARPENTER
5r7-m.w.f1m. 80. s27 Adams Street
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ExCHANGE.


> II you want fuil value for Stamp Books,
Tobacco Tars and Coupons e. all kinds. cali
s. p. Cor. Second and Monros streets
Cast or articles given. ID. A. phone.
-fs7a Automatic 2o2a. iy3-n
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STORAGE.

-
w ANTED - STORAGE. SEPARATE
w rooms S1.OO month. Heating
stoves and cook stoves also stored for the
season. Heating stove. $3.50; cook stoves
$500 the season. Special spaces for pianos
and odd pieces Of furniture Goods Grated
ana shipped 20 al parts Of the world. Nc.
Mahon Bros. Sixth and King Sts may5.tf
HOUSEHOLD GOODS STORED IN
III clean. separate locked rDuhs. New build
ings Automobile padded vans for local and
Estimate free. ID. 4 A. Phone, 517A
SECURITY STORAGE WAREHOUSES;,
Pennsylvania Ave. and Clayton st.
.nroa ~
- TORAGE-HOUSEHOLD GOODS AND
- merchandise, Piano and safe moving a
specially. Packing, Grating and shipping 20
all points; private railroad siding direct
into building. Estimates free.
AMERICAN STORAGE co,
Phone. s64D. No. 1Ol Maryland Ave
iune25-tf.
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TRANSPORTATION
FENTON BEACH

Boat leaves Orange street wharf daily
3 80 o.. IN. and 5 45 p m. On THURSDAY
Saturday and sunday an extra trip at 80
p M. and on Sunday az 1880 a. m. Leaves
Beach o'clock. Dancing Tuesday. Thurs
day and Saturday evenings Parties can
make arrangements for boat service on these
nights.
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PLUMBERS
PERSONAL
PUBLIC SALE.

Y124NN AZ my home on tho Concord
NXN Pike. . miles from vii
fE7sssseS, stsIa mington. ON MONDAY, An
gust II, 1913. at p. un,
two carloads Of fresh COWS and springcrs.
aug6.tt THOS. H. PASSMoRE
ID UBLIC sALE-S2o.Oon WORTH or
i Sample Furniture and Rugs direct
from the New York Furniture Show in New
York City. Cons igned TO MS TO he sold
at this sale for the highest bid.
ON FRIDAY, AUGUST E.
az 1 O'clock p. M. sharp.
viii be sold al Stdham Sons Auction
Store, No. III East Fourth street.
Ten extra heavy Brass Beds, - Enam
eled Beds, felt and hair Mattresses 3
pedestal Extension Tables . dozen Dining
Chairs, leather seats; Wardrobe, 10
China Closets, 5 mahogany and oak III.
brary Tables, Library Suit in leather,
Parlor Suits, Couchcs, Davenport. Mahog
any Dressers and Chioffnicrs, Circassian
Walnut Dressers and Chifoniers Bird s..
Eye Maple Princess Dresser. 10 quartered
oak Bullets, 10 handsome Paintings. 3
sets Of China, 100 pieces each, Brass
Costumers.
RUGS. RUGS.
so handsome Rugs in Wilton. Velvet.
Brussels and Tapestry. Beautiful colors
10 rolls Of Mating, fibre mating, stair
carpets, etc. etc.
This is the largest sale Of Furniture we
have had this year and the samples are
from the best lines shown at the exposi.
tion just closed Remember there is no
limit on any Of these articles and will be
sold. regardless OF tho price Anyone look
ing for a real August Sale don't miss this
one, we have mo price--your price is ours
Goods can bs seen Friday morning at .
o'clock.
STIDHAM & son.
augf,6,1. Auctioneers for Owners
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=. oVERNMENT POSITIONS ARE EASY
Il TO get My free booklet l'66o, tells
how. Write today-now. Earl Hopkins
Washington d. G. augl'lm-
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SITUATION WANTED-MALE
HELP WANTED.
AGENTS WANTED.

L I'VE Resident AGENTS And DEMON
- sfrafors. either sex wanted in every
town. and community throughout Delaware
and Maryland Personal Interview and in
sffurfinrs given. Experience unnecessary.
address WOOD co. Boa 26f
au-G.ff Wilmington. Del
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TYPEWRITERS

N, yPEwRITERs REPAIRED. RENTED,
sold. Easy payments. Bargains, slightly
ured ROYALS Undorwoods. Remingtons. Rib-
hons. Typewriter Supply Co, No. 9l5 Mar
ket 81. Both phones. A-S-u.
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ROOFERS

w F. WILLIAMS co.
w No. 82i Orange St. Roofing. Spout
ing and Heating. Metal and competition
roofing. Hot Air Heating and VentilatinK.
Repairing promptly done. Phone a2s-1yr
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II URNIsHED ROOMS SUITABLE FOR
It business people. Warm, light and cory.
No. III West Ninth St. ml-t.
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7 GRGE FURNIsHED ROOM, NO. 7oi
Il West street. jyi5-im.
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EOR RENT -- NICELY FURNISHED
II rooms with use Of phone and bath.
iy9.Imo. lO4 r. Eighth 81.
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HELP wANTED-MALE

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rrr ANTED-A WHITE BOY A1h 10
w Apply NEWARK shOE sIORh'
aug6.2t.
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FOR SALE

No. 61s Concord avenue Last
house of an operation Of ten.
Don miss this opportunity to buy
thoroughly well built house, with
large lot and In an excellent 10.
cation near Boulevard. Square
plan, 30 feet front, hardwood. hot
water heat, large porches and
lawns Honest price and terms 10
suit purchaser.
No. 1905 Franklin street. Here
is chance 10 buy at a very low
figure, a house that will iump in
value in the next two years. SQUARE
Z plan, hardwood. hot water heat.
cellar toilet. laundry trays, ampis
room for garage
Van 3uren street. between Bon.
levard and Concord Ave. now
building. four houses that can
he bought very cheap n reservation
is made Immediately. Plans and
specifications on application. Call
4755-A.
Frank r. Zebley