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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-04-11
Einfaebhett i'm otpIomatirobsn DtenTt.

lie oernotrattfe Gtnidfbeit oe lst III SSalbtngton Srrmpf III 1ou
aud i'm biplomatifen Gieuit einSefabrt werocnL Ter nec Qr1ioent
uHo hn Staatsetretdr babeu, ne es bebt, bic abftt, NIT Der oIhn
3rnStton, nonad mr rIde anerHauer iIr Die @eiauoten. u0 Bot,
ihatcrpocn in getrodt fomnen fonnen, 81 brcfen mo Der Nelt 81
bepeim, BOB Die SHdhgfet zines anerHauiiheu 4plomaten nitt nad
Der grobe icHrs Soricuonnaies benefcn mcrbeu bari. Is mare fder.
lid iebr gu ipinihcn, Dab ouie gepesilbruus odangr, abr, 10 idrebt
Die Mim. Germonia. mir iirdren 6a5 @cgenteit Srr &m. ! Rc.
Combs, Der 9orfeer ns oauofrnti4en sationolfomiHes, Dem fd 9raf'
bent 8ifon gu grobcrcm Gonfe oerpiittet iibIt, ais or tu iroeuo einem
anOcren Qartciscnoien gil idulOeu aIaubt, bot Sen linn III ser orinacuO'
item 9eHe angcrogencr getifaierpOnru in 4aris nb0debnt. uno 5mor.
uie es ifcint. bauptdhlrt oorurL neil or orc fnauBieaen Gphr. Die
Der qoten linn ouierh5su wiroe, ubt 81 brfn9n pcrmag. eerr ge.
COMBS bat f6 os ea1c Iangc mn orauoI6 ibcrlot auacni6eiuIid
bate or icr gcra So giaot. gat0gn CT ober geborg aerefnct uno
ooS gc6at, oa5 cr as 9ordofer be5eben nirbc. nit ben Soften elmer
Experimentation 2acnsfubruua in Der f~ron6oiiheu Sappttaot uersIidcn
Gate. fam Elm 70 groBe5 GcfBit sum 80riheiu, ban et ihliebIid BOD 81
Der lebeualslma scangte. oab bic ibR 8ugeOodte e9re m fcitpelts tlr
lin iI. gr mir6en inns omdous nht rplnberu, penn Der 9rQibeut
ans 6cmhlben Brunbe aud por Den tebeH QroPforen, oeuen er BOT
ihoitcrpofen anqcbocn babcn ia, encl aorb erbielc. Qenn Eroiei
iorcn pfegen ia and nit ben 5ddseu bieir @elt nidi iberreih ausee.
iattet ~ ien. WPan fam chen Hht bmbeg iier Die Ieioige 3afiade.
oab, 10 Iange Cnfal Gam iene oiplomatHhen 8erHetcr 10 bml ihabgr
bGa6It as anocre uo pri armere Ratenen, mr amerifaner, Die ib
ben 2unrs lelteu fonnen, ieoes Snbr aus ibrer ct1eHen 9aite Elm feiues
9errajgrn 5u5uieeen, id fir oerarti9c Soften eignen. Gbne 3mefel bot
IS amerfnniife 9otihafter geaeben, bic in Der Grti1rus ibrer Reprd'
fentatonspfidten gu mit gcaonseu ino uno mebr suiwauo gerieben
bnbeu. ais lire SteQung es BON ibncn perIangte; oGn 10 bel iRt idt,
bab fem Dotidafter IN Berlin. 9aris, 2onoon oMr getrrs6urg init benz
@ebat. oS ism ge3oblt miro, aud npr aHnabernb oustonmen fam. Ter
bette rnb figfe Diplomat purbe in elmer ioIdcn Steaung neriagen,
menn er ic6en Collar pnoreben nIbte, che er i'm ausgbt. Genu Die
at umb 8eHe. in oenen er ieinen geeaihaitliden 8erpfidtungen nad-
fommt, lit ean3 neientif enffeoero fir ieincH griog aIs Diplomat.
es 1T gepiB nidt iaOn, bob es 10 If, aber bic SaHade fam nidt abge.
Isusnct peroeH. -
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-04-11
Fine kuIturtat.

mit Rob unb GaIa,n lit stpar nod ten 9ol an cine bGRu GsFttuns
o.hSbnt porben, aer Is ptro fh nitt lmgnen lafin, bb muuntsr ot
I,btn utbsrbIdbfl elmer btHtmmt,n garbari burt Ssntsrsfaub tutsnt
rrb.n mHfi.r. So bat man faon in alter 3tt bic Saraubsr an ben
M~PohbGumsn ihrtr sp.nsn Stif. aufgtnupft, uno ipdter limb bic 8au6s
ritter BON aar nantsm Qnnnesfarfen aud ols s.mtine 9srbrAsr 6ebanbslt
porhen. S.fBt IS bod, boB bic Qaisf4uirs ouf ban lnformsn Der b0b;s
ZEN SffBi.-e bon ben Strid.n abfammen, p.lte Die ben Song gonts NJ.
bon Srantrtid fts bealit.nben 5entr Bu immsrpdhrtnb. gnGtfdoft I'M
rem Sas au traa,n pfsgten. Die fo6eu in Carroll Gonntp, girgiaia,
srFMot, Sinridtung bee Sippenbduptngs 5lopo &ln uuo fsines Sohn:s
gIauo MAG f6 gd6fons ns cine raulturat" srpsin, iuiofsyu Ft eos
gn3e Der 8IuHebbm unb BEG Ganptkns in benz grtn3gtbtrss bon grs
liio. Mefk gfratnia unb atntuGn peRn niht efin %berbeihbren, 70 bod
minbeFtng bfhkunnsn nrb. 9enn es 1T ieBt srptsfn. bb Der nas
seHthe ge4tsFaat auh in iener Gegnb Fdrhr III, a5 or JamItentiniub,
unb buB Ell Itne gebolmGftighn UNI isosn qris gu tIsn enHtlpifn 1T.
0aber nirb Is pofl feline Sip, mshr pnsen. fn ss9n i'm au5utfnen,
Obpo6l bsrsinssHt qud6rstungcn fdbfpsrfdnof4 bort, ME aberan, inn
mr nod oorfommsn peroen.
5loBb atn mar Dor Geritt stFtat porbeu, neil er snn iinr pa
fallen" qtpanfam aus ben 6Gnbsn beg Sberifs befrdt bette. qls ober
.bus lrsI ubr ibn seIprotsn perosn ionte, ting cine aus isinsn Ger
panbten 5erefenbe 8unoe, bic in ben Geriftsiaal engsbrungeu par, 81
f6itBen an, unb Der Ri6tsr, Der Stoasanpalt, Der Sheriff, elmer Der ST.
i6porsnen unb cine 3uborsrH nurOsn BON ben umfufthseuttn ausdn
get0ht.
5lopb qltn mar ni4t .pa tin nrmsr nnb u%npifnOr 6~ntrndlOIa,
Fonbsrn Elm reid bsgihrtsr Siam, Der in fener gegenb te Qt Ql.nz
hsrrfdaft ausabts. 9kih fsnsn naturalization 9orbtlbnn, poGts tr tn
.Ge.B asr F9 bulo.n. Nsr linn Obsr feinsn Sohnsn uno Rsffsn 81 trpssR
#fa ertibnte, purbe unerbittlih aus benz Nsse grdamt, Guhif fanb f5
tin eberiff Der fd BON BEN mddiseu Clan ni4t %sni4a4tsrn lb, uo
tin aitt.r. br f9 uht fhsut., ben 6dupling isbf 81 perutsilsn. gtioe
genmt. purbsn ermOrbet. aber tie habsn i9r Gsben nht umiOnF gsppkrt,
Die gntrlHuns ibr bic 9rebtlat mar 10 grb unb 10 oasemein, bah Der
Stont girsinia oW.s auF6iettn muHt, nm isn antbsn gu Gstung su
brtnssn unb benz glanunnsfen in ieinen Bergen Elm Gnbe su maiden.
9aB fh in rn REORGANIZATION Der. Gtaatsn bier unb ba nod l.bsrs
rHe einss ms Wabbe ssfeisrhn aJn6iDtbualisnus" stahsn babsn, TT
tros oIer Gntidubigungsperfuhe befhamsno. Gs bate IdnsN NIT linen
ouFa,rdumi tsten fSnnsn, p,nn niat rpoltf4s" aatFttsn ben guts
ftIuB Der gebGrbsn geldhmt boben miroen, StBf In ben 5int.rpolss
stHen mabte Der Ginsens F6 9d4rdntunssn afelsaa ofen. uub in
ben piosn Miu.nlass,n Der ntnsrtn 3t DurOe aud INNER 10 baIo mi.
m6oIih Orbnuns edtafsu. Der StaGt 8trsnia bot f6 bel gu fpt Sur
untrperfung Isinsr g.feBlofen 8irgsr aufgtraft. 9Offntih prb nun
audi aeututp bic Issn Spuun Der Sippsnpirthaft oustlssn, m
GAt, absnbppD.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-04-11
mas %grteomannrcbe serum.

anasFHis Der sIpanntn 4ufmniiamfst. nit pdhtr oos sanp ants
riianftt gubItum bic gu DOtu Concentration es Dr Brtomann
rsrfoIst ub qngf6t Or u%ussttusun ssbsutuns. pdts shstlbs tE Dc
FAINT. Wsniabst bsfttn, TT Der uahFtb,Hos ausftnitt aus Der IN a0iAth
NnboIt. ~.rlttiutubtu .GbtmfrJtuna" BON srobsm 9hhrtfis Dhir
Ausidnti 'ntnamnt nGmlth elmer RUNNER bs Sabrsanss 1908 unp s
benefit, eas Der 9nintr Qrjt, nit BEN fh bsus bic aan5, puiit 10 af
esI.1,ntib btiddfist, pbpobI nod Elm 5tsmIth iunssr gsann, bod btr'tts
felt pidtn sabtu bic anbntub, gum @sssnhanb btiouesrtr Stuolen
e.uatt bot, unb pdb u iaOR Dor Ssn 5obrsn tnlanbt pT, ItH STuH,
bos 81 permunid inBpHbtn nod bttddtHh DerDoIliommn.t bot patsuit'ru
al IoIIsn. gBenu sr hpbbtm eh Dor 10 perhaltnismdbg iur3r 3ht eamtt
Dor t, O,fftrtlthdi trt, 70 NMi bs essntih fttntr @rinoiihi,tt une
g,piTfmbaFtatdt .r guts 3.usnis Gus, btuu Is lGbt "fh es. pts be
-gpilp. germonia" rihha btnsrit, bod nur oabn trtIursn, bb Ct tt
gtmr Soas uoua F6u isn pOlis, ,s TT oas SsiImittd Der Wfinidafi
,ur g,rfaouno HMt. Die I.btsr, Dsrnas lber ben gptrt hes 5ritSmann'
Ft,n e,rums INNER nod thn ~abitItbnoss lrt.I su fallen, alhu bic
sri,bmonni6s TPitsHuns BON bouals. bic mir ist fosm iaIisn. btTdf
bod ,um rinbtF.n, bb mir Is nit sR,m qRaHn, gu tun habsn, Der pssn
fdn.r ~IcnsiGbris,n ep,SiaIfubhn af Okfm Gsttts bs Rett btanfpra'
den tarf. ,u ben t,rufsntn autmitdt,n In BEN aompfs ststH O. I6rsdHfs
NHro,rin osadbt ,u ntresn, unb sbt aubrbsm aud fir b, aaisn int,rf'
foute guftlaIf, abr bic s6.oris, mad Der Or. Jri.pmanH arbsh,t..
.g,rfah. baben sro,bsn." 70 faubt Der GutO,dr Ss 5erums, sob
aat6lasr bic SntAtuu T,bT fsfr bohu DOZEN Der ptrtdso,n'n Stdmms
ppn IarmbIat,rtub,rhIba,in Obus eadbisans osrtrusm. Don icitsn,
ISnusr. 3dt nit geigHstsu Observation-Disclosures bs4nneatsn Saltbtas
tern, A. g. edfbtr0itu, Idbt Ft Elm Serum stDtnntn, bas bon BEN fur
b, 9u6stuloIs :5nfsaiOn smpFGHgEi6fsu Sduestin. BEN wlttrihpsintsn.
eut pertraasn prb unb bifsn ,mu bohgrobs,n S4ue seg.n cine mods
Fclu.nSe Snfsttiun nit pollpiruluhn OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES atpafrt.
q, gilbuno Der Smnrunifof. i'm neutrality-suspicious. iommt, ti. fa
aus phl.n grIutsn srgebsn bat, baourh gu Stanoe, bdb WormbIutrs
tu6rt,IbnsiItn i'm Srsanismus ron aaItbIuttrn eir.m rnfhn tOruisn
9srFaI anbsimfaun unb Itr ffnsa sur auI0funs s.anseH. Nan tanu
aud uma.t.brt u.rnbun unb Datmbiittr nit Observation-Disclosures
infi,trsn ub bos gIut 10 bebonb.ur 9tt meter p.rarbtttu" %, y.
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-04-11
Ranaoas TIottenpIane.
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gor unaefa6r eteu Sabre iubr in uniercm ~benafborten Canada
bic golfspertretung nit boaen Geseln anf bas Deer Der SIohenpoluf
6iunus. aPon 6ate gar grobe glGne Dor, Der 8otriotsnls idug bbe
gBQen, umb 9renier 2nrier uno imn Iiberaler anbang paren miaens,
Dem Duthrlanoe bel benz 5ottenbou our aenhsperteioisung bebulflh
Al ian, porousaehst, ob Die 10 geIeferten s6fe fir Die 8erteiosung
os beir1ilden 9ooens our @erfIaung itdnoen. Sest qber. % Der font
ierpntipe 9reuier Borden unb feline Iesierlns bmien 8ldnen ereifbare
Gefalt aeben uno So Minionen Collars berangen fr ben gau fanaot
iher eflafhduie in sriIden G%diffsbdfen, perben fe oui bas Seiighe
onoeoriffeu, neil Dies bic fonaoHhc llnabbdn9igfet baorobe. Ger aonpi
pahrt bereits felt aniang DECEMBER unb bat gu elmer iolhen 9ernod'
0Tiaung Der anoeren pifhgen gei6dne bunt Dos gorament sefihrt,
ooB gremier Borden oaran benft, ourd irgeno elm 3Dnesnnitel SdluB
Der gebotte uno cine abHinmnng 81 ernogliden. Die 2iberaIen uner
aihr,ma bs Serrn Courier moaen Dies nerbnoern. Sbre abHdt get
oabin, bic aegnruns 5u 5mingen, fh in ge5ug mf oe 5rage on oas
Sano an penoeu. b. + Die G~reoignng Der angelegenbet einern neuen
qorlonent All nberlafen, oas ni hde 5rage bin aewdblt nuroe. Die
pibcralen Hno uiht sesen ben sai einer 6lote, aber fe molten Oieie IN
oer Semat banen, 3. 4. in Canada, oanat oas Gelb I'M Sanoe bldRt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-04-11
Gus Dem Staate JOWa

College Sprinas. 0eIptn Col.
lars mnroe nit elmer Irt, Domit
iein gruoer cine Sede obbadte,
shwsr p~eriuunoet. er erbie!t cine
tIassnoe @umoe all Der Siifte uno
mlbtc inter dr3tlihe Silege &c.
trndt peroen.
Econ. geim Sol5hauen flog benz
f4.idbriaen @il grigbt bic &rt
aus Der San0 iulo trai oeiien aht.
iGbrieen gru0er nit FOLDER 8e.
malt am &aden, baB er fat augen'
blidlid Itarb.
8risnolo. Sn elmer Serlamm'
hug, bic bier in Der Giti5en's 8anf
ftattfano, baben IS 9iirger iid fou-
traftlid perpilibtet. Die llntoiten
5ur Mb6altung elmer oG6atauqua"
I'M 9auie Oieies Sonrmers gu tra'
Gen.
QnSubon. 8iqiam 3bompion,
Ger In giola Center einen S6orn'
fiein allsbeiiarn polte, itir5te nolE
Gnf oes Sanies uno fiel ouf einen
SauipfabL nobel Inn Die @ruIt
serifmettert n1troe. has ietnen To-
furtigen 9oo berb7ifiibrte.
Miiiouri galeD. Sn Der Nabe
BON SoneD Greet fippte 0as Auto-
mobil 0es 9oftor So6n mc8il'
.anIs, nobel Der 9ottor. uno iein
Tiibrer in lebensgefdbrlide Gage
inter sic Moi6ine gerietben. Cine
Deieaidait bon g~Lntoiabreru. bic
ben llnial bon neitem bemerften
ciIten berbei mno sretteten Die 9lan.
ner.
Bern. G. g. sbeeI6on lat Den
@. 8. Ballard. ei1pu 4ugeitetlten
fcr Strnbenbabngeieaidait megen
gntfibrung ietner 5rau auf $4,000
EdaDenerias nerflagt un0 erblelt
fieie Summe bon Hihter 2arDrenee
0e @raff 8ngeiprohen. @beelocH
iogte in ieiner anflogeidriit, oaB
CT ieit Dem IL. Wfdr5 1911 nit
feiaar sJrau, Wars. Sable SAL, Der.
beiratbet iei Dab er sIidIid uno
fufrieOen gelebt babe, Biz er infoLge
elmer ar0ntbeit iein augenlidt Der
Inran babe, uno ieine 5rau auf
garanloiung oes 8ouarO i'm Oer-
lai1en babe.
a0air. @6breno George s.
@onfs ieine 3eupreiiE olen uoIte,
5oasn Die Bieroe an un6 iein Gopf
grrigf6 unier ben anIben Or BreiIe,
fuobei Der 5hd6e[ 5ermaimt tUlrrSe-
Ter Mann itarb IN firser 9sit bar
nuF.
Maions Gin. lin gu n~erbnSern,
4aB Der ate SfnotroEb in ben Iesfgll
irfi Eagra nes amtsinbres apn-
7rniie srIaiien EpuHte lno boSur6
1fga rr,lrrenah4n StaSratb ois
.6dnM "a brloElv 10 IitBra DE mil
crIDa5Itrn MitgIIeasr iiA Iufo4 RIM
lftn5rga uGlo naIungn BERG pon Der
GhmanIp unS perbinSern 10 eine
G~rriafnrairag DIR lalskArihennn
Mf4Eag~.
@e mar2 Ger S3dbri9s Snm
fes @errn @nI Skuann erbdngtr
I'D SarIA 3uFu4 BERN Spiel, msaa
Gin SeI EA 1tEa eirzu Sais per
mldelte.
Evening journal., 1913-02-08

priating s2,SO636 to defray expenses
of inauguration Of Governor Miller
Many Bills introduced.
Bills introduced during the after
noon in the House We're.
BY Representative Cooper, to pro
vide for a uniform system OF regis
tiation of deaths, births and iaar-
riages i'm Delaware Estate Board OF
Health biiD; appropriatlns S3500
year for the State laboratory al New
ark; appropriating $500 for the pur-
chase by the State Of anti-tONins Tor
the treatment Of diseases.
BY Representative King, ui,ee
bills TO revise the tax collection laws
for Wilmington, changing rebates
and providing for sale of properties
TO satisfy tax claims. TO amend the
law for the condemnation of roads
and bridges by providing that when
a turnpike is condemned, the rights
Of railway companies operating on
such turnpike shall not be impaired
or affected by such condemnation.
BY Representative Hirsh. to provide
for the sanitation Of canning and pre-
serving houses by stipulating hygienic
and sanitary requirements to be OBJ
served
BY Representative Swan, to exempt
from taxation for ten years the pro-
perty of new manufactures locating
in Delaware City
By Representative Lynch, TO amend
the charter of Magnolia
BY Representative Taylor to stand
ardize baskets, crates and barrels
used for the shipment of fruit and
vegetables in Delaware
BY Representative Bradford. to
amend the law exempting church pro-
perties from taxation by exempting
property from taxation that is held
for investment purposes by a church
or religious society or association.
BY Representative Reynolds, pro-
viding for the publication of certain
judicial reports of the State Courts
BY Representative Cummins, pro-
hibiting non-residents from taking up
oyster beds within the jurisdiction Of
Delaware Tie also gave notice Of
two bills for the protection of clans
and oysters).
BY Representative Hirsch. appro-
priating $1,000 as a nucleus for a fund
to establish an emergency hospital at
Milford
BY Representative Hammond. ap-
Evening journal., 1913-02-08
SOCIAL And
PERSONAL NEWS

Mrs Sophia Mcgee. Of Odessa, has
been visiting Wilmington friends.
Miss Lizzie Doughten, of Odessa,
who has been visiting in Wilmington,
has returned home
Mrs. John Parvis. of this city, has
been the guest of Townsend relatives,
Mrs. Edward Reynolds and Mrs
Eugene Savin. of Townsend, were In
Wilmington this week
Miss Norma Hart. of Townsend
has enrolled as a student In the
Friends School. this city
Richard Holden. of this city, has
returned from Warwick. Md
Miss Ella Stats and Miss Blanch
Wright of Warwick, have been the
guests OF Wilmington friends.
Mr. and Mrs l.. =. King of War
wick have been entertaining VIII
mington relatives.
Henry Duryea and william Cor
rail-, of Warwick were in Whining
ton this week.
Miss Anna Poor, OF this city, who
has been spending a week with her
parents in Warwick Nd has re-
turned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. c. McMulliu. OF
Red Lion. have been the guests of
Wilmington friends
Patrolman S. ID. Scott and wife. Of
Wilmington, have been visiting Mr
and Mrs. A. j. Davidson az Red Lion.
John H. Rebwin. of Oxford. Pa,
has been spending a few days with
friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. C. Taylor and
daughter have been visiting Mrs. n.
c. Shipley, Of Wyoming
Mrs. William Whonus has returned
to Chester after visit TO friends in
this city.
Mrs. George Thompson is spending
some time with friends at Upland
Miss Maud Childs was a recent
guest of friends at Colora, Md.
Miss Laura Thompson has return
ed to Woodlawn after months sta,
In this city.
Miss Grace Lindale. OF Woodlawn
Evening journal., 1913-02-08
cLASs IN SOCIAL SESSION.

The Plus Ultra Bible Glass of
Bethany Baptist church met at the
home of Miss Mildred Miller No. 1918
Lancaster avenue Thursday night
A new member was added to the
roll An enjoyable time was spent in
Vocal and instrumental music and
games Among those present We're:
The Misses Anna Sharp, Naomi Ying-
ling. Ethel Coyle. Eta Cross, Edith
Pollard Mildred Miller. Mrs. l.. G..
Yiugling, Ella Bradbury, Elsie Hether-
ton. Ruth Bradbury, Clyde A. Miller,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hetherton, Mr.. and
Mrs. John r. Miller and Hiram YER
ger, superintendent Of Bethany Baptist
Sunday School
Evening journal., 1913-02-08

is visiting friends in this city and
Philadelphia.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Gochnauer of
New London. have been visiting
friends here.
Miss Mildred Shepherd of Rising
SUM- Md, is the guest of Wilmington
friends.
Thomas G.. Dorman and Miss Sophie
Walthers were recent guests OF Mr.
and Mrs. G. p. Dorman, OF Oxford,
Pa
Mrs. Harvey Lyslo Of kembleyillc
has been spending "A few days with
friends I'm this city.
Miss May Strand of Kemblewlle,
rs on visit 10 friends In Newark
and this city.
Winfield Owens has been spending
O few DAYS with friends at Zion. Md
Miss Blanche B Carr. OF Port De-
posit Md, is the guest Of friends in
this city.
Mrs Annie Shippers, of Bayview. is
visiting her brother in this city.
Evening journal., 1913-02-08
Mss BROwN is DOCTOWs BRIDE.

An attractive wedding took place
in Bethel parsonage, Elkton, on We'd
nesday morning. when Miss Mary Roz-
alya Brown. OF Darlington, Hartford
county, Maryland, became the bride Of
Dr Guy n Dennis. OF Porryyille, Md.
The officiating clergyman VaE the
Rev Asbury Burke.
The bride was accompanied by her
mother. and the groom was accom-
panied by his parents. Or and Mrs.
/ Dennis
A becoming travelling suit n brow n
broadcloth was worn by the bride,
who carried carnations After a
rJainty luncheon. served by Mr. and
Mrs Burke. DR. and Mrs Dennis left
for Philadelphia. Buffalo, n ". Nj
agara Falls, Washington. d. c.. and
Baltimore They will return TO
Perryvillo. about the middle of Febru-
ary The bride is member of one
OF the most prominent families Of
Hartford county Md. and the groom 10
veterinary surgeon, and a recent
graduate Of the University Of Pennsyl-
Nania
Evening journal., 1913-02-08
HEALTH MARNING

Chilled and wet feet result in con-
gesting the internal organs, and in
fammation Of the kidneys and blad-
der. with rheumatic twinges and pain
in back, generally follow. Use Foley
Kidney Pills. They are the best medi-
cine made for all disorders Of the
kidneys, for bladder irregularities.
and for backache and rheumatism.
They do not contain habit forming
drugs. Tonic in action. quick in re-
suits ~ B. Danforth, Market and
Second Streets
Evening journal., 1913-02-08

pointing directors on the part of the
State for the Farmers Bank branches
The directors named are those who
served the past two years, as follows:
For Wilmington branch. Ernest
Smith. Ezekiel Cooper. David Snell-
cnburg
For Dover r'branch-Goorge n. Muir
ray. George n. Gildersleeve, DIR. J. H.
Wilson.
For Georgetown branch-Walter h
Hilyard, John q. Townsend, William
G.. Thoroughbred.
Evening journal., 1913-02-08
TO SEE Cuba.

Mrs c. H. Hinman, of No. 1916 West
street: Mrs. Asbury Mecklen. of No
507 West Fourth street, and Mrs. Her
hard, OF Reading, Pa, will leave on
February II for Cuba. returning by
way of Florida and stopping at Cocoa
nut Grove, Miami, Palm Beach, St.
Augustine and Jacksonville.
Evening journal., 1913-02-08
VALENTINE DANCE.

An enjoyable Valentine Dance will
be given at the West End Reading
Room on Tuesday evening next
Music will be furnished by the
West End Orchestra OF ten pieces.
Evening journal., 1913-02-08

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The Donaldsonville chief., 1913-12-20
schoo, Board ESCAPES Loss.

The Sims Agency Company, Ltd,
local agents for the United States
Fidelity and Guaranty Company, Of
Baltimore, has received a check from
the company for s999.33, being the
amount the school board of Ascension
parish had on deposit with the Bank
Of Donaldsonville at the time of that
institutions suspension on Nov. %.
and which was covered by a deposi-
tory bond, and the same has been
duly turned over to the officials. The
claim was regularly filed Nov %, as
soon as Frank K Sims, manager OF
the local agency, could get the papers
signed, and the amount was in the
hands of the board just 19 days aft
er the filing of the claim and in
time to allow the teachers to draw
their Christmas money.
This was the only one of the more
chan 1400 accounts carried on the
books of the Bank of Donaldsonvil1e,
at the time it closed it's doors, which
was covered by a depository bond,
and should be good argument why
public funds in particular, and private
funds as well, should be bonded. The
rate on such a bond is only one-half
Of one per cent per annum on the
amount Of the bond, and the invest
ment is a good one under any cir
cumstances.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1913-12-20
De Luxe Recipe Books.

Every woman wants and needs these
books. AT an expense of many thou
sands of dollars and nearly two years
time we have completed and ready for
delivery the six-volume international
cooking library by II of the worlds
famous chefs-United States, Canada
and Europe. Recipes new. Never
before published. Very complete and
easily understood. Each book COM
plete. Library consists of salad,
book, chatting dish book, afternoon
tea book, dainty sweet book, bread
and pastry book, and dessert book
Price, so cents each, prepaid; $3.50
per set of six books, prepaid. Beau
tlfully embossed covers, three and
four colors, in attractive carton mail
ers. Money refunded if not delighted
with these books. Most ideal Christ
mas presents.
INTERNATIONAL PUBLISHING co.
Security Bldg, Los Angeles, Cal.
The editor of The Chief has Just
received one of the Afternoon Tea
Books and one of the Bread and
PASTRY Books and they are certain
ly beautiful publications in every
sense of the word and contain the
most select line of recipes we have
ever seen. Our readers will appre-
clate these books, we are sure. They
are very dainty, and at the same
time very practical
The Donaldsonville chief., 1913-12-20
SPiuIAR] STAYS MOTHER.
Imagined Slight Causes Paul Falcon
to Commit Horrible Crime-HaIf-
Murderer in Jail.

Angered because of fancied slight,
Paul Falcon, a twenty y-eight-year-old
Spaniard, shot and instantly killed
his aged mother, Mrs. Bernardo Ra-
gas, at their home on ST. Emma plan
tation last Saturday evening.
Falcon and his half-brother, John
Ragas, are employed at the st. Emma
factory, and the two men had work
ed late Saturday Falcon preced-
ed his brother home and was
eating his supper when the lat
ter arrived. Ragas' clothing was
covered with molasses and he asked
his mother for a change, of apparel
before going to the table.
At the same time Falcon, who had
about finished his supper, requested
a cup of coffee. Mrs. Ragas, how
ever, had already left the room in
search of clean clothing for her 9TH
er son and she called to Falcon to
help himself to the coffee, which was
on the kitchen stove.
This imagined slight on his moth
er's part in favor of his half-brother
seemed to anger the man greatly and
he rose from the table with a curse.
remarking that he would take his
time about his coffee. He then
went into the room where the Wo-
man was aiding her other son to get
rid of his soiled clothing, and as her
back was turned fired shot at
close range. The bullet penetrated
the skull just below the right ear,
severing the spinal cord and result
ing in instant DEATH
Falcon then turned to his half
brother, told him not to make any
attempt to restrain him, passed out
OF the house and disappeared.
Sheriff e. CFHanson was notified
of the shooting almost Immediately
and, knowing that Falcon had
brother who was employed on the
Avon plantation in Assum ption parish,
communicated with Deputy Sheriff
Lawrence Dominick Of Assumption,
and the arrest of Falcon followed.
The man was brought to Donaldson
vile and placed in the parish Jail.
He refused to discuss any phase of
the kjlIino