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Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-09-08
SDlOnnen aeltranef nnO
Sante erringem Sieg
in &nh. .zIDlen.
Sniier 5rnns SOiepb nngeblidD DOr
IL Sasen seiturben.
8eriIf)tc pDn einer aan5lerfriie I'M
Sentidlen 9ieidl.
Sdleinru ieoudl gan5 Gns Der Snft
sesriffem ST iein.
Sn arpntipn iunrScn 5000 Serben
gefangen genummen.
Sine aurreippnbens Der Sliiusiierten
9Sreilc ans Berlin.
&efjtfertignng Der Sentihen III
Sueluen ans bernfenem Wfilnoc.
Sine aurreipOnoens Der Sliiusiierteu
9Sreilc ans Berlin.
8efjtfertignng Der Seiitiden il
Sueuen ans bcrnfencm Nfnmbc.

2on6on, 8. Sept. 9as 8rbli.
fun pnrtet nit angebaltenen 9ltben1
ollf 6ie gtnhridt, 6nB Die gllliierten
enolih oie Sffeniibe ereriffen boben,
ober ole borlidtigen @orte in oen Of
fi5ielen fran5oiii6en 0fitteilrngen
laIIen erfennen, ooB Die SoripGrtsbe=
lpealtng Der 4Iliierten nihts onoeres
lit. OILS elm glusiteden ser 5iibler. nm
iidl oelien 5u bergeipiiiern, mas Die
befremolide Sitp6rtsbepegirng beS
oeilti6en redten 6lii9els 3u beOeiiten
bat.
g9osin1mer ouf oie GoripGrtsbe-
peeun9 beoeilten mag, Die @nti6eis
oungSi6lnht fnnn ni6t mebr lnnge
ouf iidJ mnrten lailen. Sn3lpiihen
lit oos tpeitli6e Sol Der Seine, ooS
bOrber bon ben 9elttihen nit groBen
Srllppenmolien iiberi6Denlnt NOR
oen mar, bon 9euti6en frei geipor-
ben rmo Sronfrei6 bot in oieiem
Scile oes 2on0es cine gltbenpauie.
Ole lmerlportete SItmGrtsbepe-
gitng Der 9reuBen bot cine Ienoe-
rltnq ser 2i1tien ser 9laiiertcn not
penoig gerno6t. 9ie 9elpegiing
puroe bon ben fron5oiil6en 9lbioti-
fern 10 raid bemerft, oaB 5u elmer
iolhen glenoerllng ser 2inien reid
lid 3eit gegeben mar.
gs lit flnr, ooB Die 9eiltiden bei
ibrer feilf0rnligen %ormGrtsbeipe-
giing ienen Seternnen Der 9llIiierten
Oes Iirfen 6liieels entgeeengetreten
iinb, Die Die beftieen Sample lGnes
Der frnnSoiii6 belgii6en @ren5e Sit
beIteben botter. 9ie &eiben oieier
fran50iiidl britii6en Srlippen iino
beritGrft poroen llno Die 2ilden lpur-
ben aiisgefiillt.
Gin o11berer SorteiI, oeiien lid Die
glniierten MN 81 erfreuen baben, lit
Der llntltono. Bob ibre Slanfen &C.
i6iist fino bur6 Die Seititngen go
ris uro Seroln, ndbrenb Die Seitt-
i6en in ibrem Hiiden 6ie 6eiti,ng
Ntoubeuee boben, Die iih INNER nod
hGlt. obglei6 idon oIle Sorts gefol-
len iinO.
gluf Dem oltliden ariegsidal,plas
iuuroen Die 2osedngertaftifen oes
ruiiiiden @enraIs Sus5fp ourd) Die
itorfe 0iterreidii6e6eititng Tr5enpsI
in @ali5ieit aiifgebolterl aber Oieie
%er50gerimg miro oen General ni6t
oopon obbnlten, ieine Sritppen ali
Der ean5en 9inie bon Siliit noh Gem,
berg in @oli5ien nOr5ulfieben.
lteber oie S6nelligfeit Ser Opera
fionen <s5fps fommen bemerfens.
iurte 9eridte. 9ie Solonten boben
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-09-08
6eordn9te 1eberiiht iiber
Ole SAGE.

Gne Der nidtgm Shladtem oe emrppGden &rieges mirb
segenuarts 6f Yars nnsgefudten Die runt ereft d
Naten e abpm bis %erbnn snf 40 Nen 2Gnse eben
bieier 5rumt Die Senden sesenHber.
Die gadridn nber sprsans anfert bud sebt
ensen gerten berbp baf Die 4erteu anf ibrem nfeu
ise en Scmtiem &prtel fmb mnS Saf lettere
bem %ermd Die Marne Hberrteu, sruke @erlne erittem
Baben.
Sine Wclbmns, bic ben btiiden nnS fransDffen 3euu
bnrfgelain mnrbe, bagt bak 100000 Wanm Hnen in
Sranfr geanbet limb. @abrden merben e geampfnns
her Sentden in Selgieu benntt weroen
Inf benz 0ien 9riessdanpae berindu Die Gnen nadbem
linen Die geebnng Sembes smngen it, be Strait
gen Die Yrmee Ses Generals nnberg in Hnin plen
Werfen, Die 3niihn 9nbln Sbum Die rmfien Snieu
bnrbreen bernt Sine Sener Nadrit barmbr beiag bak
Die Seerreier inter &eranef nnb San aen ruien
Yngrff snrEfseidagen 600 eaugene semadt babem.
3ad Sericn an funsemtrierem bic Snrfen $4,000
ann Lungs Der Sidataaine anerbab &unitaninppes,
gen ene rnHide Sanbnns seibmt sn Iein.
Sin Spnbpner ySpdlenba mill berlGfder 0iterreidder
Gnee erfaben babe ba &a 6rans uiep uu IL Sasen
genrben lei be adrit Der gefGb
fcn poitiiden Gage berbemlidlt babe.
6ne Hadritenngennr per3einet Das erd baf Der bent
Gei6sfan Dr. Sebmanu umeg nno Der SaatsiefretGr
hes Nenferen asuW llnsnabe gem een muO bemifp
bGtem, neil e ndt pernSern funnte, Sa 6nsnnb d
ariege beeligt Sem benen Sptar gSabugtun lit baSpn
ndts befannt.
Der Erureftur llnipertGt Sueen eGrt einem n
terbew bic Semen ibrem rengen Safgerit Ier Spe
baSnrd prpnpe bar agemen Die Smrger ami Die
aesusenen oentiden Suloatem Sdlnfe absaben.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-09-08
TranSOien nnb Sriten riibmen ii9
AUDI idOn einiger Siege.

our6l6nittli6 iuir BRET St1lnoen ieoe
gta6t gei6lafen ltno tGgli6 30 @sei-
len 5lriidgelegt.
Nus NSetrogrdoer 9en6ri6ten gebt
berpor, onB ii9 Die Seiterreider auf
einen longen @ioerltono in 9emberg
oor6creitet. boben, oenn es pur0en
BORT %orrGte olifgebaltft, Die nllf elm
Snbr gerei6t batten. glne oieie Sor-
rGte fielen in Die 9Glloe Der &uiien
mo iesten iie in oie Gage, ibre &an-
po9ne 5u bei6Ieltnieen, obne auf ib-
rem eigenen Grain parten Su mill
len. (9lus offi5ieller Guel(e lit bas
geltern i9on oementiert poroen.
glnm. D. g.
&op penb gen, iiber 9onoon,
s. Sept. 9ie 8erIiner Soliiidlc Sc
tung perii6ert, 6oB Die 9euti6er ols
8egenbeipegitne gegen ben eneIiiden
@eriu6, 9erti6lano aus5ubungern,
IN 8elgien ben geionten Sinon3oienit
onneftiereit peroen inoem lie olle
belgiI6en 9onfe1t, lno olle frnn5oii-
i6en, englii9en uno rliiIii6en 3fpeig=
bonfen in &ontroae nebmen iperoen.
SSn einen1 &omenntor iiber oas
9lbfonllnen ser Srippelenterte, ooB
fein Seil obne 6ie bei6en onoeren
55rieoen i9IieBen bari, ioet Die Soi-
iii6e 3eitlrng, Jest iiberbaupt bon
Srieoen 81 ipre6en, iei ~politii6er
6utllrisnlus".
Ser 8erliner SortpGrts, oos
Souptorgan Der 6elti6en So5iolbe-
nofratie, ingt iiber oen glei6en Sc
genItano, oas 9lbfonmen beoeute
bohltens cine &erlGngerung bes
&rieges.
2onoon, s. Sept. Sn elmer
Son6er6epei6e aus Ietogro6 meloet
DER Star, ooB biele oeltti6c 9leroplo-
ne on Der @ren5e &uBlanos eri6ei-
men, ipOrous berborgebe, oaB Itarfe
oelttlfe gfa6ihiibe bon Srl1ppen oa-
bin erfolgen. Die 9eutiden i6einen,
iagt Die 9epel6e, in Ser @eeeno bon
&oien cine Itarte Sriippenmoft slt
bober, bon ser aus 4bteiluneen, ie
no6oem es Die @elegenbeit erbeiidt,
nod SItprenBen Ober no6 8ali5ien
0etnhiert peroen.
9ie @r6ange telegraph 60. mel
Oct olls 9ltbeit, ooB Die Sirfen, 1int
eegen cine enentuelIe 2onoilng bon
&uiien eei6iist 3u iein. $4,000
N1ann bel Si6atalia, % Yfeilen
noroli6 bon &onItontinopel, mo bel
&oopito om Marmoromeer fon5en-
triert baben. gluBeroem erridten lie
8efeItigungsperfe lones ser &ilite
0es Wtarmoronleers un0 on onoeren
Tunften.
Der &orreiponoent fiigt bin5u, oob
bon beute no oie Serben Ole Sffen-
iipe gegen SeIterrei6- -l1neurn ererei=
fen iperoen.
Baris, Sept. Seit @usbruh
oes &rieges paren mebrere Souieno
&eierbiiten itGnbig bei6Gftiet, Die
GllBeren Serteioiglinesmerfe ilno 6ie
S6on5en ser Stoot IN iolden gu
lton0 SIT bringen, bob elmer gelage-
rirne blrr6 Die 9elttihen erfolgrei6
@ioerItano geIeiitet perben funn.
Ser 0tilitrGgounerneiir bot nun be
ihloiien, Die Mrbeiten nod mebr 5it
bei6Ieunigen, imo geitern fuitrben 5ii
0ieienl 3mefe i'm &atboits 5000 @r6-
orbeiter angeiporben, Die nad ben9lu-
Bennerfen sur &olenoung Der 9lr-
beiten gei6idt puroet. Gen 2ertel
Duroen 9eden nlitgegeben, oonlit Tie
on Srt itno STEELE Die gtGdte berbrin.
gen fonnen.
9onoon, s. Sept. Cine 9epe-
lhe aus &om on Die Gr6onse SeIe-
graph 60. beiagt:
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-09-08
Grltes &oniiftorinnl
Oes Yapltes.
3Dter Snt wnr0e alt Dicr
aarOinale Dfrgcz
ben.
Die %criammlmms bot cin prnnfpuI-
les Shanipiel.
Sl. Smmgfran ais Sricbcnsitiftcrin
angernfen.
StGrfnms Der 9ielisiom ais Ntittcl
scscn iOsiale llebel.

Som, s. Sept. Clleber Yoris.)
Gas erite &oniiltorilm oes @apItes
9eneoift ipuroe bier beute gebaIten.
is mar cin prltnfpolles S6oulpieI
Der s. Scptcmber, Nfaria 8eburt,
murOe pom Eapit ielbIt fir oieies
aonliItorilm nltsgeiuft.
Sic 9etciIigimg mar folt g6itsIid)
oIf Die @eiitli6feit ino bic 9ean-
ten bcs @ntifuns beidr6nft. gsiele
%ermanote oes Enpites botten auf
elmer ipejiellen Sri6iine Site erbol.
ten.
Bon falt naen aarOinGlen, Die ii6
lett III 9iom befinoen. nm9eben,
mltroe Der Eaplt IN Die @erionlm-
lung getragcn unO nit lalitern 9lpp-
lous begriiBt.
Gr pergnb 6cn roten 6mt on &ar-
oinal gIntbonp Mcnoes 9eau, So.
triarh Don 9iiinbon; aoroinoI @ni.
iniola II 0ienOcn6e5, @r5biid)oi BON
Solebo; aaroinol Eiffl, @r56iifoi
BON @ien uno Sobann Gsernof.
Trinas pom llngorn. 9ebtcrer mar
Der ein5ige neuernannte aaroinoI.
9tah oieier 3ercmonie hicIt Ser
Tapit ieinc 9lniprnhc. Gr ipro6
BON Ser ytotipen0i9feit, oos reIigioic
@efiibI in Ser gan5cn @elt 5u nc.
ben itno i'll it0rfen als cin5iges Niit-
tel gegen Die llebel III ser @eien-
ihoft, Die ii6 ieBt in Dem bella
gensperten &onflift, Ger europa be.
pegt, 10 oeittli6 bemerfbar maflcn
Sie @ldu6igen niiBtcn beige @e6cte
Inn oic GiniteQung bes arieges oil
8ptt rihten, iagte ser Eaplt rno
rief ipe3ieQ Die Silie Der SSiIngirnu
Dinria an, oamit tic Den Sriebcn
berbeifiibre.
&einer Der omerifaniifcn aaroi.
n6Ie mobntc Dem apniiitorirm bel,
obluobl lid nod aaroinal Gibbons
un0 aaroinoI 1SarIep bier befinoen.
rs ~.L4 Oo,.+o S., ,1rr ,.fy1o 90
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-09-08
SDnl aOngreb.
Seuat fanb sleidl nadD Seginn Der
Sitnns fcin Quorum.

g9uibington s. Sept. Ter
Senat trat Inn If lthr pm. 5ur
Sibung 5uiamnen. 9lls man aber
ben @erill6 nadte. BEN aonferen5=
9crid,t iiber Die @nu0els-Gonmii.
lions &orlage aiif5unebmen, 5eigte
es iid). oaB fein Quorum porbanoen
mar. SSm Saus ipiroen uerifiebe
ne @orlogen 5i,r Gebatte nufgenom.
men.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-09-08

- Gs gibt 9eute, oie s1cr cine fc-
Dc oIs Wort baIten fonnen.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-09-08

Die eir5ige fdart9e oeitf.
f6e Beituns in 2ato6isan.
per6e Die 9epef9en Der
RG. YreHe Brinst
Connecticut western news., 1914-09-17

Mrs. Mary Corcoran is spending q week with her parents in Millerton, N. Y.
 A large addition to the coal sheds of W. J. Reel is being built, on Railroad street.
 MT. and Mrs. George $. Fuller and Allyn Fuller started Sunday by auto, for Blackstone, Mass, to call on Mrs. Carre Fuller Eldridge. MT. and Mrs. Fuller returned Tuesday, Allyn went on to Boston, and returned last night.
 Miss Esther Hulburt, of Cornwall Hollow, is attending school here and staying at L. E. Howe's.
 Charles Moore is having his house reshingled. E. s. -Pease IS doing the work.
Connecticut western news., 1914-09-17
GOOD OLD NEWS
Cleaned from the Housatonic RepubIi-
 can of 56 Years Ago.

Cleaned from the Housatonic RepubIi-
 can of 55 Years Ago.
 The Falls Village "Housatonic Re- publican," of July 3, 1859, prints the premium list of the Union Agricultural Society and the Ladies Agricultural Union, for the first annual fair to be held Sept IS, IA and 15, with list of the officers of the associations. The latter were as follows: President, Sam uel c. Scov1lle; vice. presidents, Hiram Holcomb, Canaan; D. l.. Peirce, North Canaan; T. B. Bosworth, Salisbury George E. Crane, North East;. Robbins Battell, Norfolk; Moses Lyman, Goshen; T. L. Hart, Cornwall; A. A. Hotchkiss, Sharon; Seth Hopdon Kent Recording secretary, c. B. Maltbie, Falls Village; corresponding secretary, H. M. Knight, Lakeville; treasurer, E. W. Spur, Falls Village; town associate committee, E. P. Hunt and Edmund Belden, Canaan; E. P. Allen and Miles B. Toby, North Canaan; W. A. Wolcott and O. Wakeman, North East; T. $. Gold and Egbert M. Rodgers, Cornwall {; E. H. Bartram and Chester Chapman, Sharon. The special officers for the fair were, chief marshal, Frederick Miles; assistant marshals, J. F. Mill spaugh, Falls Village; James H. Peters, Kent; Chauncey Baldwin, Cornwall {; Ensign Stevens, North Canaan: P. N. YaIe, Norfolk; M. Lyman, Jr. Goshen; H. M.s Gillette, Sharon; George Lan- don, Salisbury. Committee to receive speaker and invited guests, A. o. Ran- dall, U. H. Miner, J. H. Smith. Com mittee on music, J. Brewster, Selah Jenks, c. W. Gray. Committee to pro- vide for animals brought from dis tance, H. A Botsford, D. Brewster, J. ". Garfield. Committee to receive and arrange articles on exhibition, w.. H. Kelley, J. R. Smith, W. H. Matson. i Committee to lay out ploughing grounds, James Ensign, A. J. Spur. The officers of the adies' Agricultural Union were, President, Mrs. w. A. Wolcott; presidents, Mrs. E. P. Hunt, Canaan; Mrs. E. P. Allen, North Canaan; Miss Anna Battell, Norfolk; Mrs. Moses Lyman, Goshen; Mrs. M J. Corbin, Cornwall; Mrs. Ashbell Fuller, Kent; Mrs. Wm. Bushnell, Salisbury; Mrs. A. Trowbridge, North East; Mrs. Richard Smith, Sharon. Secretary, Mrs. J. s. Smith, Falls Village Treasurer, Mrs. J. Brewster, Falls Village.
 Falls Village had arranged for joy ous celebration of the Glorious Fourth, to include a sunrise salute of several shots from a "big gun;" horse trot on the Fair Grounds; grand display of fireworks in the evening, to be followed by ball in Brewster's Hall, and supper at Peck's National Hotel.
 It was announced that the Fourth of July celebration in Pittsfeld would in- clude "a balloon ascension, fireworks, and procession of The Bungo Nungo Knock-Kneed Pluribustah Rapscal- lions, of which large supply can be DrOduced '
Connecticut western news., 1914-09-17

Haven.
 Ninth-L. H. Mcdonald, New Haven.
 Tenth-F. E. Whitaker, New Haven.
 Eleventh-J. V. Rattlesdorfer, New Haven.
 Twelfth-Robert o. Eaton, North Haven.
 Thirteenth-William H. Lyon, Meri- den.
 Fourteenth-J. D. Walter, Cheshire.
 Fifteenth-U. G. Church, Water bury.
 Sixteenth-M. F. Parkinson, Water bury.
 Seventeenth-F. L. Gaylord, An sonia.
 Eighteenth-w. J. Brennan, New London.
 Nineteenth-J. B. Hall, Norwich.
 Twentieth-G. A. Bradford, Mont vile.
 Twenty-frst-John T. King, Bridge port.
 Twenty -second-Al Alex L. Delaney, Bridgeport.
 Twenty y-third-Arthur F. Connor, Bridgeport. Twenty y-fourth-W. P. Bailey, Bethel.
 Twenty -fifth-William Holmes, Hunt ington.
 Twenty y-sixth-Edmund k. Grove, Norwalk.
 Twenty J. Tupper, Stam- ford.
 Twenty -eighth-G. Harold Gil patrick, Putnam.
 Twenty -ninth-C. A. Gates, Wind ham.
 Thirtieth-Frank B. Mum, New Hartford.
 Thirty. .frst-M. H. Tanner, Win sted.
 Thirty ty-second-Ashael P. Mitchell, Woodbury.
 Thirty-third-W. & Reynolds, Mid dletown.
 Thirty-fourth-E. T. Clark, Haddam. Thirty -fifth-W. H. Hall, Willing ton.
Connecticut western news., 1914-09-17
Falls Village Democrats,

The Falls Village democrats yester. day nominated town officers as follows: Assessor, Levi Ganser.
 Board of Relief, George H. Dean, Leman Benson.
 Selectmen, Henry E. Howe, Nelson J. Dean.
 Agent Town Deposit Fund, M. C.. Marcy.
 Auditor, Emil F. Heinz.
 Grand Jurors, Emil F. Heinz, Clay ton Benjamin, Theodore F. Watson. Collector of Taxes, George H. Dean. Constables, Barney Smith, Ed Heinz, Leman Benson, E. J. House.
 Registrar of Voters, A. P. Chapman. School Visitor, M. J. Dean
 Town Committee, A. P. Chapman.
Connecticut western news., 1914-09-17
Republican State Ticket.

For Governor: Marcus H. Holcomb, of Southington.
 For Lieutenant-G Governor: Clifford B. Wilson, of Bridgeport.
 For Secretary of State: Charles D. Burnes. of Greenwich.
 For Treasurer: Fred'k $. Chamber lain, of New Britain.
 For Comptroller: Morris o. Webster, of Harwinton.
 For Attorney General: George E. Hinman, of Willimantic.
 For United States Senator: Frank B. Brandegee, of New London.
Connecticut western news., 1914-09-17
Public Spirited,

'Why doesn't somebody build on on civic enterprise"
 Quite the contrary. stranger. The man who owns that lot has too much public spirit to build on it."
 How do you make that out?'
 That's where the circus shows when it comes to town."-Kansas City Journal.
Connecticut western news., 1914-09-17
To Seal Bottles.

Bottles may be securely sealed in the following manner: Melt together , quarter of pound of sealing wax. the same quantity of rosin and two ounces of beeswax. When the mixture froths stir it with Il tallow candle. As soon as each ingredient is melted 'dip the tops of the corked bottles in the mix ture. It will completely exclude the air.-National Magazine. 4
Connecticut western news., 1914-09-17
STATE COMMITTEE.

The following state central com- mittee was elected upon reports from districts:
 First-Everett J. Lake, Hartford. Second-Charles A. Goodwin, Hart ford.
 Third-Robert D. Bone, Hartford. Fourth-William c. Cheney, Man chester.
 Fifth-Charles T. Treadway, Bristol. Sixth-G. W. Klett, of New Britain. Seventh-Frank E. Healy, Windsor Locks.
 Eighth-John Q. Tilson, New
Connecticut western news., 1914-09-17
Pussy's Whiskers.

The cats "whiskers," the long hairs on the side of the .cat's face, are or, gans of touch. They are connected with the nerves of the lip. and their slightest contact with any object is distinctly felt by the animal.
Connecticut western news., 1914-09-17
Don't you want good roads ?r

"Oh, dunno, replied the man who was whittling pine stick.
 "There ain't no place around here that's worth goin' to. Washington Star.
Connecticut western news., 1914-09-17

Doctor-"Well, Mir. McPherson, I'm glad to see you out again. You've had long illness"
 McPherson-"Ay, doctor, and verra expensive. I was wondering if it was worth while at ma time O life"- Punch.
Connecticut western news., 1914-09-17
Try Him With Beef,

With smile on his rubicund features, the hotel manager was peace fully enjoying 40 winls. Business was blooming; the place was full, Good
 Knocks on the door of his sanctum, however, brought him back to earth. In staggered perspiring waiter.
 ''P-p-p-lease, sir" he stammered, "I'm in n terrible fix. A gent has just ordered roast mutton.
 Well, what of it ?" came the exas- perated answer. "There's plenty of it, isn't there ?''
 "Yes sir" braathed the distracted knight of the napkin. But he's already had one portion as venison. "- Stray Stories.
Evening journal., 1914-11-20
ASSIST In BRINGING
CHRISTMAS CHEER TO
EUROPEAN WAR KIDDIES
Lei Your Holiday Be Warmed BY The FACT
Thai, Somewhere In The Mar Zone,
Some Child With a Soldier Faher Is
Receiving Yule-Tide Happiness
through You and Ysur Prac-
ficaI, sympathetic n.eFeSf
That the WILMINGTON EVENING JOURNAL has done the

That the WILMINGTON EVENING JOURNAL the best work
Chldrens Fund
which Mrs. John Hays Hammond president Macdonald
Vae treasurer the gratifying Information received In this Office
from says
"MRS HAhM0NND JOINS WITH MOST SINCERE THANKS
AND APPRECIATION OF THE CHECK RECEIVED FROM YOU
YESTERDAY REPRESENTING TR CASH CONTRIBUTIONS RECEIVER
NOVEMBER FOR THE WAR
CHILDRENS CHRISTMAS FUND.
YOU WOULD LIKE TO HAVE ACKNOWLEDGE THESE con-
TRIBUTONS INDIVIDUALLY THROUGH MY MAGAZINE, THE AME-
CAN CLUB WOMAN PLEASE SEND LIST AND SHALL TAKE
PLEASURE DOING
HAVE DONE BEST WORK NEWSPAPER so FAR
CHRISTMAS SENDING OUT THE STORY OF
A ENCOURAGEMENT FOR OTHER
regarded being not much compliment to
JOURNAL tribute the nature Of the peO
Wilmington the State Of Delaware Cash other gifts continue
there waning Of local interest
giving children Merry Christmas
the details Of the war IN
brought nOncombun women
without moved desire send into their lives few
happiness. Chdren Christmas Fund In Of
practical ougOwh Of that sympathetic feeling Its
purpose bring Christmas Joy to the children al the nations
children, bring happiness
suffering Remember
there mother than her children
themselves aud TO humanity TO assist this
sending Yuede cheer from peaceful America to War-ren
Europe.
aPut ME down Chfreh Christmas Sund
Of the Garrck Theatre yesterday AFTER
IS DOING and one deserving OF
unsinted public support" ...>..
Evening journal., 1914-11-20
Appetite Follows
Good Digestion

Nearly everyone INDUCES their
appetite and the digestive organs
are abused, resulting In a conges-
tion of poisonous waste that clogs
the bowels and causes much
misery and distress.
The most effective remedy to
correct this condition is the COM
bination of simple laxative herbs
with pepsin known as DR.. Cald-
wells Syrup Pepsin This is ma
tural, pleasant-tasting remedy,
gentle yet positive in action, and
quickly relieves indigestion, con-
stipation, sick headache. belching,
etc. Drug stores sell DR.. Cald-
wells Syrup Pepsin at fifty cents
and one dollar a bottle, and in
thousands Of homes it is the in
dispensable family remedy. For a
free trial bottle write DR.. w. B.
Caldwell, 451 Washington st.,
Monticello, Ill.
Evening journal., 1914-11-20
CASH CONTRIBUTIONS RECEIVED.

h W. Of odessa sa -
Association Of Bndywne Summit Camp Joseph W.
Mr. and Mrs James Berry, No. street. "fOr the
"A Friend for the Bclgnns $3.50.
"a T FrenSy S.
Through the Edward W. Pyle Shoe Company depository
"Friends-
by H. station, the following
Ramsey zebey, 81, " r. Richardson
Twaddel 81; W. T. Smith, sli George H. Carroll sli VII.
H. Carroll ~ Knute TheskeldsOn sS'
total, sil.
+. A. Price No Seventeenth street, 81.
Mrs j. r. jones' OF Presbyterian Church. 81.
Mrs. L. L. Jarrell Eighth and jefferson streets, g.
Employees dispatchers Onice OF the p and W. rail-
road in this city sss the Began
Carroll Brown No siis Madison street IS; H. Atkinson
BARTLETT 1924 Washington street. ST.
Warren No. O Van Buren, street. 81; cash. sos r. j. Carr No.
sol SAMSON street Philadelphia tl cash. So' H. W. kenned No.
W. Hn No M TstnaI street.
81, John A. aonecEer of smyrna SIS H.
Waters No. eis West Ninth street. W W. H. Gray No. sSlS
r1s % ssS Iss ~ 4. r. '" WINDSOR No. ' west As''''' street,
Mrs Rorer Han and friends Edge Moor DEL Besan"
Hope Circle Kings Daughters Presbyterian
and Washington streets ss
FRIEND West Presbyterian Church, 81
A. n. WOman organization, through Miss g. A.
Newman No. 1920 TatnaE street. S.
Elizabeth E. BrintOa No. 1902 Washington street. s.
Mrs Charles B. Evans in Church
day Newark ssi ito be used exclusively for the purchase Of
clothes for children"
Newark grammar s': sch o. 'P %s Sixteenth % , Ss n" @ children
state Highway WILSON, MOntchann S. "fOr
fits the unfortunate little In Europe"
ard II. Franklin street S.
Caroline Buckley, No. 11O6 Broome street. s2
Church Sunday school, through
Crosby Hll So.
Representative H. Gam, OF St Georges s5
Boys Department the NJ A. contributions by the boys them
selves.
Huber. Washington street. So
E. j.
W. l.. Docksader Garrick Theatre, SIS
First Presbyterian Sunday School. 81.
Pusey Jones' Employees,
The Rev. W. H. Laird. No silO West Seventeenth
a $40 Begians.-
Friend"
". G. Strickland, 81.
"A Chester Friend" 81.
The Corporation, W. Miller
s..
"A Fren1s sz
Charlotte S. FELTON, No. 1902 TstnsIl street. %.
Evening journal., 1914-11-20
RrcrNINe sTArIONs FOR eIFTs.

EVENING JOURNAL ONCE, Fourth and Shipey streets
Boston Cloak store, No. lsi Market street
Lippincou & Co.. No. Sls Market street
Estate OF Edward H. Brennan, Nos. si0 ssi Market
street
Miller Bros Co., No. sis Market street
Miss Anna HanthOrnes store, No. Gi7 Market street.
Forster Shoe Company No. 72S Market street,
r. Topkis sons No. isO Market street
Crosby 4 Hin Co., No. 6O5 Market street.
N. SnoI'enburg n Co, seventh and Market Streets
Edward W. Pyle Co.. shoe dealers at No. 6lS MarRes
street.
Evening journal., 1914-11-20

ON. W. p. bOho1 IAN
$40 Market Street Wilmington
Second Floor.
PERMANENTLY
Located in this city. Office hours from
l.30 p. m. to $50 p. m. daily. Saturday
Evening until Q p. m.
Eyes Examined Free. Glasses Fitted
from $l.5O up to $500. ALL WORK
GUARANTEED.
Chester. Pa.-Office most completely
equipped for treatment of eye, ear, nose
and throat, 42l East Broad st. Chester
hours from a. m. to l2, and Evenings
from 7 to s p. m. No Sunday hours.
DR.. M. B. BURSTAN
Registered Optomctrist Eye Special
ist) under the laws of Delaware.
$40 Market Street, Wilmington, Del.