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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-11-18
Sibelen | YibOrg SOmfirfe.
af s. g. Snuien.
(siOite artifeD.

Som ben gnmle arigsminiiter
Iiderning nof Di0ite, bOao ban
gioroe, oa ban / 1913 gior0e en-.
mel 9eoemdnn III 6oeritbefaIenOe
og gap BAN 2asise til Stabshet,
oioite Reseringen o9ian nof, bOao
ben gioroe, oo ben 1890 ~oDeroroB
SfoDgaar6 at u0arbejoe en- 5aroe.
ifitie til @iborg Countries iuIo-
itRnoige decoration o. gap BAN
grofesior Storcf, Der | lin Eio bnU.
De iungeret iom gngmeiter oeo Sir.
fen, til Eilipnsmmo.
Soofim SfoDgnaro mon Dog MI
bageiter forefomme os npiten iom
of 6oriDnet beitemt til oenne mag.
tige OpgaDes 2ssnins. Der er ct
mDn0igt Oro ira De eamle Gage,
Tom cite for ieenoe Wenneifer be.
piier TN Son6be0 ibIonOt os, og
fom leoen6e pnntrPnger fig os, naar
hi oil iese at efteripore be SLIDER,
af bDilfe SfoDeaar0 fit ar9fter til
oat gre Nirafler~, bet er 0roet
9gr Din 5aoer og Din Wooer, for at
Oine Gage fan bline mango / oct
9ano, iom Serren Din @iio gioer
oig.
Sonfim er uogonet ira ct alOor-
Iigt troenOe Stem me6 De beoite
Slagtstrn0itioner og en- gammel
neoarDet f~lnitneriif aultur og
1mnelie. San bar ofte tolt ON,
bboo bans G1oer. Dor Dpperiteoano-
ifabsmnler geoer Gbriitinn Sfoo-
gaarO, bar Iaet BAN ON funitneriife
Spergsmnol, eIer ON Den Babel
Der eff qeftnem be beoite al bore
gomle aunitnere, on De | forrigp
Sunoreoaors ferite Salnoel opoa.
geoe Den oauife Ratur % tos ben
Il annoelig 8eiiooelie for Solicit,
eIer ON, at anleoningen til, at ban
moIeoe mariitus / Gsosriget" for
bpiIfet ban mootog guloneoaIie !
Berlin, biit, fom ban uotrptte fig,
mdatte Isses t. at bet iOreiDrpeo7
mig, at IS aDnIo~ bIeO Der ban.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-11-18
Sanmarfs aorr,iponoantt.
9anmnrf % Snriiterne.
Abhnn. 81 Oft. 10f4.

abbnn. 81. Oft. 1914
3 De ienere aar bar ben Iilriit-
itreHL Der ON Sommeren beisaer
port 2anO. OOtiet liz itsrre % iter-
re. Stsritepnrten at Oisic 1uriiter
tommer ira bort ipOlige lloIano,
ira InIfImO. Deb Be nipprenOe
5orbolo % llOiieter for 2ie or Der
@rnno til at nntnge, at 6enne Del
al 9liriititremmen piI, ON life inii
eanife opbsre, ina bog nitnge ! Ell
annTfe betpoeIie @rao.
Gn 9nriitbeieget berbicmme Ell.
terbnanoen bar antnget iterre 5or'
mer, bar oct o9Ino aiuct mango
NeuneIfer grbeiOe, % en- Stans.
Ming al 9uriitTtrsmmen BIZ betnot
ct aIporligt LAB for be mango SO.
teller og Sanolenoe o. bet BERTH
fnntteoe gerionnle. Den itsritepari
at 9nriiterne or Tom oDenfor
nGpnt - 3Difere, % 0a man Ell
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-11-18

ter arigen MAO antage, al IN itor
Gel al Oisie er uoeIutiet ira at
reiie, Iig8er oct NOR al operpeie,
buor man ifal isge eritatning ior
Dem og iinOe npe 8eie. 40 bpiIfe
nan fan bragg 8uriiter BERTH.
5or at eriore Iiot berom bar hi
benoenot os til 6oritnu0er ga
brieius Il De onuife 5totsba.
ners OpIpsninesfontor). 9ao bort
SpsrgsmnaI: aSporonn er Den
iorlebne Suriitieion saoet2e ioorer
Sr. 5abricius: g5oriGionen er gnn.
et ian itraoIenoe Tom oIorig fsr.
8nr arigen life fommen, iao pal
Oenne Saion blepen Den itsrite,
Oi enonu bar BAIT. ct enfeIt Babe
hotel bar I Sommerens geann6el.
ie uouioet iia meo ca. 80 gpreIier,
o. en00n lnn @riterne pna gilInro.
boroe % befanbt iia bel oerpeb.
gn inf Sbrite, Der boeoe poa be
meIOte SoteI, teIeeraiereOe bicm,
Oa ariaen uObreO og SnOtaIopIies.
or6ren Tom til BAN: Glib mine
Soblerl Snn bel beFnnot ban fla,
at ban traf BET no til bet poerite
mco at reiie."
nSuorleoes tror De, arioen oil
inopirfc paa ben fommen6e
r~uriitIrion2"
oSnairemt ariaen trpffer no
oper Sommercn 1915. uil Der IeIp.
iost nriten inoen Euriiter fomnIe;
men %fliitter Den inOen ben lib, Ia,
Oa iror ieo, at ni, beriom pi fan
bo[oe os neiitrnIe, bar en- goo S1.
ION for os. geboere | eet 2nnS
refer life poo 5erieiure til ct 2anh
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-11-18
en RiaiOnrrs sturt.

Ia ieg bar ii 9lnr gammel, par
BET lnffeoes for mig at tiene og
Tpare $50. Seq Iannte Dem til en-
Gnbo iii 7pGt. Nente, iaa paa et
gnr bopoe oisie genae tient mia
$3.50. Sra Den lib toa lea geiliit.
MING at laOe 9enge nrbeioe Tor mig.
Snnle0es ifriber 3obn DaUi0ion
Iocfeieller, iom besnnOte meO at
tiene fit eeet Opbolb. iaa mart ban
flmoe beitille noaet. Ii anr gam.
mel ijente ban 37h Gts. ON Do.
aen oeb at Doe" 0abocns aortoi.
fer. Ca ban par IA glor gam.
NICE, iorloo ban Siemmet / 9ioaa,
~. og reiite til GleoeIano, Ohio.
buor ban blep 9Grinbe 1reng. "a
ban bor 80 anr, bar bar life eier
af $1,000. Sons Dlieforretnine bIeu
for oet meite begpnot meo liant
aopitnl.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-11-18

Oebe paa Seiu ariiti 9aou, iaa bIi.
Der oeres Spnoer Dem forlaot.
Zen 5Dnoebproe, JON trpffer Dem.
ifal oa belt forioinoe.
9ioere Iooer Better Dem a0en
9eaigaanos @ape1. SDnO ifaI Der.
Deo foritaas? eIler bOori 6eitaar
Oenne 8ape2
81 oil benleoe 0pmGrfiombeoen
paa, at De 10 bab0e Den 9elig-
aanos @aoe lise for gie. De 5ao.
Be for gie aanoens 9Detig9erelie
al @enneifer til glr6eiOet for SUBS
Gige % @enneifers 5reIie.
0fen 5opeoiagen er, JON 9ntber
Tiger i llolpggelien al oen 3. ar-
tifel, at ytro paa ariitus og TONNE
til 6am", % oct tan ingen al eaeu
6ornuft eler Strait. men oct er Den
Seaigaanos @ernina. iom faIOer
oeo goangeIiet 0. / b.
6or bette 6ooeoiormanIs SfDIO
me6oeIer @uO iaa aanOen / 5or-
5oI0 til SiO og 0mitGuoigbeoer,
Iom ban timber oct ~nsopenoiat o.
tienliat.
&c o0eroroentlige Raaoe9aper,
iom 81 lpIer ON / 9inieberetnin.
gen og Here Steoer / apoitIenes
@eruinger, ogian Here Steber i Dc
apoitoliife 9reoe. CT life 6obe0.
faqen. Ill enboer 5ipes aan-
oens GabenbareIie til Set. iom er
gnonligt." q. aor. -. y.
6or Dem, Better talte til, par So
oeoiagen pei, at Dc if 4au0ens Ga
pc til 0miinOelie % til at tro 0eres
Spnoers 6orIaoelie. At a1n0en. iom
9aulus i%friDer, uioneoe meo 0ercs
qan0. at Sc uar CUBS 9srn.
apoftelen b~egran0er iaa 0roet.
ban bar iagt til Be ioersenoe ON
@uos RICE @aoe. meo at benDiie
til, at .5oriatteIien com ariitus o.
Tre6en ueo bam) a0l0ef Dem o.
Oeres 9srn, os life oam alene.
men iaa mango, iom Serren Dor
@uO oil tilfoloe. Soften Stette
Tor 0eres Srol
0oIaa meS mango anSte Orb bio
ne6e geter for Dem % iormaneoc
Sem, i0et ban ia9oe: ySaOer eoer
frelie ira oenne nanarteSe Sl9gt. "
Oct moatte De baOe meO, Oct
ON Slpgtens ganart. Oct aialOi
Set ON Tor 5 e m. % Ser er % oil
til enboer lib Dpre en- uanar.
tet Slqgt. iom BET gGloer for Dem
Ser oil relies, ON at laoe ia irelll
fra.
De. Tom MI tog imoO @eters Orl
- boaoe oct, Der par tnIt ofientIigt
og BET. ban ba0oe iagt iOm5onr pa.
oeres Spsrssmaal = bIeO oebt, %
Der feieoes iamme Dag Omtrent IT
5uiin0e SiGIe til.
Ser iiges intet ON Gsbernaaoen
men oerimoo iremsaar oct Hart o.
6eItemt al SteOet, at Ero oe 8oab
at SuoIemmelie I SUBS Riee %
Gaab bsrer pao BET nsieite iammen
ia oi fan enoog iige. at Daab Of
I5reIie iisIge bette Steo bsre'
uopIeieIie iammen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-11-18

baooe ieB ira dembranot, men oct
funoe iee life nnopgre.
9ar Sfopgaaro %ituOeret be gam.
le aunitnere, Der ier bam bar for.
iegt al omiatte 9ibeIens ganl,
men eoiae unge 5ortGlinger i Bill
leoer. bar ban ierit og iremmeis
i~tuoeret ielDe 9ibelen, oct irem.
gaar life blot Al Den 5riif5e0 o.
Oprin0elig6e0, Der itraaIer irem ira
Dem, men ogiaa Al oct ltonalg, ban
bar ioretoset ie + CTS. boor gerne
ban ifiI0rer pore fsrite 6oreIoreS
Ipffelige Sio I e6ens Sabe - bar
bette 0fotiD MOI no3eu Sinoe isr
Ooret %ifennere bebanOIet al no9er
aunitner, % 6pilfen qraii l0ie:
Der life no al De aammeIteitament
lge 9iae0cr, Der o9ffer Sioeopa.
aene j airfenl
Diet gribenoe er oog 9iaeOerne
/ aoret, 6Dor De oiatisile 9e8i0en.
beoer i 5ciu 9io % iiere Al oe
melt fenote 9i9neIier e. aen9ioet.
Raaife oct melt %aribcnoe 9illeoe er
oct aaere0e omtalte 9iae0e al Den
tore Raouer, ser paa lin gls or en-
8reoifen iaa aIporIi9 o. manen.
De ionI nogeu mm0tlig llolpglelie
al 0enuc 9ignelie. Mlan matte
BLOT gnife. at Der ianOtes mango
al ben Slags it1ge 0~}enneifer
aunitncren bar 8ioet en- I0pe pda,
Sc 5ienere, Der paa Serrens 9no
inobD0er 6oIf til At fomme III @p.
itebuoet.
Giter at aumimeren bar i9roig
me0 geforotiouea al airteus aor
o. Si6eprgge. ble1 Der sioet en- M
geuillina til decoration Al Gang
ifibets 9inlfetop. ct arbeioe. iom
aunimeren ior 5i0en er / 6prO
me0 Al ll0iere.
emnerue cr Der @oies % 8a0iO,
Sc ire itorc ca Be tolo imaa 8roie-
ter, 9~e5u0elieu, Meoet meo eiiia.
beth sseiu TaAiel. 1remitiainaen /
8enplet og Seiu 1ao5 Get rio
haitr al ale @iaeoeue. 6remitiaiu
aen Al Sem GpoieI or belle som.
petitioners iaiie Centrum. boorom
alt an0et iamler iil. Raonii1 B.
to setter me0 9ebuoeIicu Oh sem
Gaab bar Dco Dc tore @e8nbncaIo.
rier o. De bui6e eu3le iaaei IN igr.
Tia itroalcnoe 4ra9t o8 en- eira0om
melig o~0erjoroiif aaratter. al'
Be anI6ne @lorier. iom Iramaieri
euet Der tinaOer, oiI @imitaerea pe,
I6iaIp al inOarapereoe @iHier 9'c.
..lforheiet Spil o. @lons. sari'
ieleliesriat or 6remitaiH1en Al Sc.
nnis6te ariitusbarn. ser Iaa8cs
en- arDb6e / SiaIoen. men ooeraI.
toner aacreOe / aailaact Ell 4noagi
en- Sfsnbeos- o. 5temnin3sma0i
ser ieaer fin 2iae.
\ ct al ben oanifc Reaerina no
aiuet 9arf meO @enainelier a.
sfopaaaros gineoer i Gibora Tom
firte iinoes paa 1itelblaoet Ell Geo
nina aiamitnerea. ioreitiIIenoefSeH
opiereIien al Sernialems N1ure
hnorn1eo bel 9prfets Motto ifa.
Opre nngiuet.
San bar Del bermeo Diaet irem
iqttr ei 2nife ON. life blot at ban.
arbei0e maatte bIioe Ell Sten
Nhlren. ION beaner benoes @aarO'
men at bet oaiaa mnatte blipe en-
Sten Oct aonoeliae Sus, ioni ia.
Itaa. naar alt an6et iDnfer / @rus.
en- g~iae6bibel, Der paa lin 8is iful.
Sc 6ioroge til at tolte % ogff.
a~Qrliabeo iii bet gnmIe @uos 0ra
6os fommeuSe SlGeter.
Iette uil 9ibeIen i 9i5ora Com.
firfe iiffert oginn ssre.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-11-18

9eriom 5olf life imigrer DIG.
Benter De insen 5oroeI al Dig !
Ell nGr 5remtio.
De ileite 5oIf fan beOsmmes tenn.
meIig nsiagiig eiter Den Com, De
i9l0er ooer andre.
On gesIimiit er en- Rano, Der
bIiOer biemme o. snifer, oct OiIOe
reane, mems ANDRES sIGOer iig !
Solifimet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-11-18

nlng % not en- sang. Ger oleo Ct
eitermgoe, ct SamtaIeme0e eiter
9eters grp0ifen.
Oroet, 8eter taIte, itaf mango
al 9ilbererne I Siertet. Sc iaa iil
/ 6orIe9en5co Oe ipar9te 9eter og
Be gDrige apoItle: rs g}Gno. gre
orel 6oao ifuDe oi gre"
9i oil genfaloe / @rinorinaen
buao 9eter Iagoe / i'm Era0ifen.
San ounoreoe life lbs imoo Ill
bgrernes mango % mango Slags
Spnoer. men / 0oereHsitemmeIis
meo, boo0 Serrau ia8oe / i'm ai
IfeOstale, at 4anoen ifuIoe oDerbe
pie ON SDnO, foroi Be life tro
paa mig, iogoe Better rent no og
! 4anoens Npn0i96eo til line I'll.
bsrere. at Deo loDloies Saano 5ao
Sc Sc forsipitet Serligbeoens Ser
re, 6uem SUB 6ao0e opreiit % 9iort
babe til Serre og til ariitus.
De 6aooe Iaaleoes forfnitet oeres
eneite 5oab ON 5relie, ibieIiIaaet
oeres Mesiias, til bDem Ssrael /
iDunone 5iOer bapoe Jet ben iom
bets oq 8eroens eneite 6reliesbaab
Genne 5an6beo, oenne gruiomme
8irfelig6eo par fommen til at itaa
lepenoe for Dem. iaa set itaf Dem i
&iertet.
Get BAR life nnoerlist, at De
itrafs raabte: IS Mpno, greore!
brad Ifilae ri epre2" Oct BAR fife
unoerfigt. at Oet fneb for Dem, iaa
oe matte isge 6aao, ier De elf
biem.
Better 6aooe cen Sang / i'm 9rG.
oifen brngt 5iItalen: IS Rpno
grsore4, M bruger De, Der fsler
fla ramte al 0roet. Iamme 9iltale
til Apoitlene. Roale al Oem baDoe
maaife bqret meo Sfprtorsong Rat
/ gpperfteprpitens @aaro at pege
Singre 40 Better: g8enne bar meo
Seius at Ra3nretbl"
Wen Der ipottes ser life lpnge-
re oDer bperfen Seius al Ra8aret9
ener bans ELIGIBLE; MI er 0isie
.Mpno, greore", iom M iBger
Raa0 bos I Siplenso.
Geter %ionrer: g0mben0er eoer, %
bper nf eoer Iaoe iig osbe pan Seiu
ariiti Inon til eoers Spnoers 6or.
laoelie; og 3 Ifii1e fna Der Selig.
aanos Bope."
~Spao Tfrne oi gsre2" SfuIoe Be
noget2 SfuIoe oe fife Blot for6ol
De fig pnsfioe og Io6e Sub freI-
fe BENZ
Ger ipsrges ofte ON Menne.
ifets 5orbolo / OmoeroeIien, ON
Sub oe6 aonoen err enebirfenoe,
eIler neofommenoe Menneife iel1
err me6pirfenoe.
gi ifaf life Der goa bi6ere ms
pan bette SpsrgsmnaIs 9refteli1
emo at gre opmprfiom paa, at Be.
ter iuorer Sc ip6rgen6e, at oe fnI
e6re
~Smbenoer eSer og lnoer eoer
oebe", flyer 1eter nteo De sDrige
apoitle peo FIN Sioe. Sroret iful-
be oet egentIig beo6e 0 miin6er
eoer, BET Iamme iom at fatte ct an.
BET Sino.
De ifufbe aItioa fattc ct amber
Sino IprIig / SorboIO til BAN, iom
De bapoe forsfRitet. noget De aIle-
reoe bar begpnot at gsre unoer
Sn0fIDoeIfen al Oroet og aa1oen.
gOg fooer eoer osbe pad SeIu
ariiti 0opn". Oct bar bet an6et,
De IfuIoe gre.
2pg Mprfe til, at fer itaar yoe
be pan Seiu 4riiti 0aJn~, bpori-
MOB Seius / lin goabs5efolins H.
ger: voebe Dem til 5aoerens o.
Sennens og ben 5eligannos
Napn.."
gi opfoter 6orifelen iaale0es,
at I Taabsbefalingen Gpages gag-
ten pao DeO Gnnben at fsre Menne.
FER ino / eIer til Q ian mi
meo ben treenige SUB. Ser tales
life 0 M Goabens Brig / alminOe.
Iigbeo, men til WeHneifer, Der
iperger ON 6reIIe, % oerfor leg
ges greten paa at osbes til Delag-
tiabeo / Sen 6ortieneite, Der fnptter
fla til Sein ariiti 0aun. Seiu
Nnpn er @runoIaget for ben
GrelIe. Der ffrnfes % moo.nges !
Gooben.
$3.50 O~.r~<oYgn ~
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-11-18
Der befaar.
Dor Cubs Orb beitaar spinbslis.
(@i. 40, 81
GftermpOct YinlcOag.

rs @anb. grporel 5oaO
ifnae ri gsre2@ 0ten Feter
iagoe til oem: a0mUenoer eoer.
og bper al eoer lace IL oe6t
paa Seiu ariiti 0aDn til eoers
Sgnoers 6orlaoelie, oa : Jul
le ioa Den 9ellieaanos @aoe.
ZIP. Ger. 2. 80.
9as Sap. 2, 81.
Evening journal., 1914-05-07
Is Delaware
SUFFRAGISTS IN
Capital PARADE

With eighteen Delaware suffragista
already signed to participate in the
suffrage demonstration in Washing
ton on next Saturday, local suffra-
gists are seeking more marcherB
Those who are to parade at the capi-
tol will be attired IN white dresses.
The local marchers will leave here
over the Pennsylvania railroad az
9.1O o'clock and on their arrival at
Washington they will have dinner.
Following the dinner. the party will
occupy a private box at the Belasco
Theatre where the mass meeting viii
he held In the parade which follows
the local marchers will be gathered
IN one group and all Will carry blue
pennants. Those who will parade are;
Mrs. Florence Bayard Hilles. Misr
Mary r. deVou. Mrs Reuben Sat
| terthwaithe, Mrs Frederick E. Bach
/ Miss Marguerite c.. Wallace, Mrs
/ Mary II. Hearn. Mrs. Sadie E Davis
/ Mrs John II. Thomas. Mrs. Elmer X
/ Mitchell. Mrs Annie l.. Arniel. Mrs
Randall. Mrs. Harry Yerger, Mrs
Mary Stroman. Miss Matilda Seipp
Miss Mabel Fowler, Miss Rebeccf
Arniel. of this city: Mrs. j. r. Mill
gan. of St Georges, and Mrs. Mary B
/ Donnell, of Newark.
Evening journal., 1914-05-07
BULLET went wide and
DESHIELDS Goes FREE

In the General Sessions Court this
morning James Deshields, a negro,
was placed on trial on the charge of
assault with intent to commit mur-
der. Deshields who lives nc No. 500
Lord street, was represented by
James Salisbury Caleb S. Layton
represented the State
Wilson Starkey, the prosecuting
witness, testified that the defendant
came to his house at No. 713 Locust
street, on the evening of March s..
looking for his wife He told De-
shields that his wife was not there.
The defendant, Starlxey said. then at
tackled him. He tried to put him out
Of the house, and while he was back
ing from the house Deshields, while
standing on the door steps, pulled
out revolver and fired Il at Starkey.
The bullet passed Starkeys head
and imbedded itself in the ceiling Of
the hall.
Deshields was the only witness
called for the defense. He declared
Starkey had a knife In his hand when
he pushed him out Of the house. He
admitted firing the revolver but
stated he fred IL over Starkey's head
to frighten him and keep him from at
tacking him with the knife Deshields
was acquitted.
Evening journal., 1914-05-07
ADVENTISTS SHOW
PROGRESS IN WORK
FOR THE Church

Special 10 THE EVENING JOURNAL
BALTIMORE, Md. May An en-
couraging report OF the progress that
has been made by the denomination
I'm Maryland and Delaware during the
past two years was given by Elder
r. T. Baer, president of the Chesa-
peake Conference before delegates at
tending the biennial convention Of
the Columbia Union Conference Of
Seventh-day Adventists now being
held here. He said give churches
have been added to the conference
and 200 persons baptized during the
biennial period.
The total tithe receipts for the FIRST
biennial period were Sl5.5il.39 and for
the second biennial period S20,663.24,
or an Increase of S5l2l.S5. The Gen
eral and Union Conferences have re-
ceived their portion as follows; Union
Conference, S2066.2l; General confer
cnce. SlO33.ll; sustentation fund, ST.
O33l3, total S4.l3247.
The Sabbath schools gave 10 missions
during the first bi-ennial period ST.
Gi22G and for the second biennial per-
iod. s4.6s6lO, or gain Of S3O33Si
The annual midsummer and harvest
inaathcring offerings, including sabbath
school. totals. S7,734.g0, making th'
total increase tor mission offerings iol
the two years. s4OOOa6 Total re-
ceipts OF tthes and offerings reach the
sum of S2S, ,3OS.23
Evening journal., 1914-05-07
Governor REAPPOINTS
TRUSTEES FOR insane

The annual heeting of the trustees
of the State Hospital for the Insane.
at Farnhurst. was held today. George
S. Capelle. DR.. Thomas C. Fraim and
DR.. Rowland G. Paynter, whose terms
expired, we're reappointed by Gov
ernor Miller and they attended the
meeting. The trustees elected Will
liam H. Swift, president; Dr. James
H. Wilson. secretary, and George S
Capelle, treasurer
The report of Superintendent
Hancker showed the population on
May 1, was 467. divided as follows:
Males, 263; females, 204; admitted
during the month. ten males. four
females. Died during the month, four
females and two males; received from
board of pay patients, S1090.50; dis
charged during April. 16 males and 10
females
Bids for furnishing supplies for
the next four months we're opened,
and the contracts were awarded as
follows: Drygoods. Smith h-zollinger
Company; mems clothing N. Snellen-
burg Company; shoes and slippers,
Edward Pyle Company; groceries.
Diamond Tea Company; mutton, veal
and beef, John T. Devine; drugs, Erd-
man Hoffman; bread, J. Schrade;
coal for the year, Consumers Ice and
Eoal Company.
Evening journal., 1914-05-07
FREE Jones OF CHARGE
OF SILVERWARE Theft

In the Court of General Sessions
this morning a jury was drawn to try
the case of John T. Jones. who was
indicted on charge of larceny of a
silver bon bon tray. cream pitcher
and silver spoon from Mrs. Bert
Wempe of No. 1901 Bennett street,
this city.
Il was alleged that Jones entered
the pawnshop of Benjamin Miller. at
No. 122 Market street. with the stolen
articles and offered to sell them for
S4 and accepted so cents for them.
Benjamin Miller. son of the pawn
broker, testified he was in the shop
when the silverware was brought in,
and he identified Jones as being the
man who brought IT,
Jones testified that at the time he
was charged with being in the pawn
shop he had been in his mothers
home. His mother, Mrs. Anna Jones
corroborated his testimony. His wife
Mrs. Elsie Jones, also corroborated
his testimony. Elmer Corey. Mary
Pagan, and James J. Smith, testified
that the defendant bore a good repu.
tation.
The jury retired at Ills O'Clock
and returned at 1130 with a verdict
Of not guilty and Jones was dis
charged.
Evening journal., 1914-05-07

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Evening journal., 1914-05-07
WECCACOE Gets MOTOR
COMBINATION APPARATUS

An automobile combination hose
wagon and chemical apparatus for the
Wcccacoe Fire Company, arrived in this
city yesterday and was placed i'm SER
vice. It was manufactured by the
United States Fire Apparatus Company
OF this city and is equipped with 90
horsepower engine. II is capable OF
speeding 80 miles an hour
The new apparatus has wheel base
OF la inches and when loaded with
900 irtt OF hose and carrying Is M .n.
it viii weigh close to 1000 pounds. The
chemical tank holds fifty gallons.
The combination machine cost $4,000.
The Weccacoe Company now has one
horse drawn vehicle in use. IT is the
chemical wagon and il viii soon BE- dis
placed 10y an automobile chemical ma
chine. Bids for this machine will be
asked for within short time.
Evening journal., 1914-05-07
unable TO GET BAIL.
HE SLASRES THROAT.
Frank Wallace, About to Go
TO WOrkhOuSe, Tries
to End Life
WIFE LEFT HIM BUT
FEW MINUTES BEFORE

Frank Wallace. young man this af-
ternoon at 1.25 o'clock cut his throat
from ear to ear with penknife while
in cell at the police station. The
wound is serious and may prove fatal.
He was discovered by prisoners who
were with him in the back corridor
and was hurried in the police patrol
to the Delaware Hospital
Wallace was listed to go to the
workhouse this afternoon in default
of $500 for the next term of court
to answer charge of emblezzle-
ment of $500 from Hart & Bro. Com
pany.
Wallace's wife since Tuesday last
had been making every effort to get
bail for her husband but was unable
to do so.
Five minutes before Wallace cut his
throat his wife conversed with him
at the corridor gate in the police sta
ton. Wallace and his wife cried over
his disgrace of having 70 go to the
workhouse. After his wife went
away he walked back to the rear cell
which he entered.
A minute later one Of the colored
prisoners saw Wallace lying on the
floor and the blood squirting from a
gaping wound in his throat.
The prisoners shouted and House
Sergeant Thomas Keyser ran back to
the corridor gate Having been in
formed OF the condition of Wallace
he called for help and Sergeants
Wardle and McDermott ran to his
aid.
Upon entering the cell Sergeant
Wardle found the knife. A towel
was wrapped about Wallace's throat
and he was hurried to the Delaware
Hospital in the hope of saving his
! life. He was barely breathing when
admitted to the hospital, and his con.
dition was pronounced critical.
Wallace was arrested six DAYS age
upon a warrant charging him witt
embezzling $780, While employed
by Hart and Bro. Company Wallace
collected money from customers ol
the company and, it is alleged, thai
he failed to turn in the $500. II
the City Court last Tuesday he
waived a hearing to the charge, a,
the understanding was that he woulC
repay the money and that the com
pany would give him another chance
But Wallace was unable to get bal
and had been in the police station
since Tuesday morning.