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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-06

len9cpi6t geaen Oas idnellfcrtige
lmo piclfad obcrilddlide aoQegicn-
luiiicn Oes gromcnhl0enten ser B..
y. IN Scr iran5oiiihcn @ropnn5 6is-
Der 0as 6elo oaein beberribte, 9laM.
Dem oiti Dem @ebict ser @eic6id5tc
1crcin5elte, nit oem ofo0cmiiben
Sebrbeirieb perbimOeie frun5oiilcbe
llnipcriitdtS Seminore itc6 belpG6rt
batter, inioicrn ourM lie ouein cine
9riinolide miiianidaitIiHe 9ct6dti.
glna Der Stuocnten 6er6eigeiiibrt
moroen mar Bat man MN IN Toit-
louie III bemuBter 9lahabmitNq Oelit.
lHer &erbdlhiiiie Elm gut ousqeitat-
ieteS Snititnt nit cineut gldn3en0eu
glrbeitsproaruntn geiMniien y@enn
man Die 0clitit62n llniOeriitdtcn nit
Den unlri1en pergleiht~ 6eiBt es in
clnem bic @riin0iug oor6ercitenOen
&cridt lit mon eritouut, 5u ieben
Dab nit Der Wlcbr8obl Ser 0cuticlcn
&ebrliiible miiienibaitlide Synititlite
pertHilpit iin0, ole Oen 9(amen nSe.
minor" traaen. SSn ibnen pol3ie6t
liG Ole wobre wiiicnidnftliHe @r3ie-
bur9 oeS oelltiben Stioetten~ Ger.
lelbe 9erid)t weiit oaraili BIN, oab
BON Geiitlblon0 ans, uno 5por BON
romaniltiid6cn Stuoentcn in &aac
un0 Somburg, sic mutoartgeoQro.
pbiiden 9er6dltniiie ebcn ser @c.
aeno, in tpcldsr Oas frol55iiine Su,
ltitlt beariinOet porocu lit. Ihon
iaigit riiienidaitlih uhteriudlt ipur.
0en- GS tit In Der E6ot iiir oie @e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-06
Ser Sumor ser ednIpiudDloaic.

gngIiife Sdulmdnner boben fiir5.
lid ani elmer aonieren5 i6rc GrioQ.
ruugen ii6er @i0doloaie I'M lllitcr-
ridt ausgetauidt. @eIdes lit 10
puroe bciipieIsmeiie oefraai oos
9icblinqsfad Ser ainocr2 9cIiam
oenug imo sic ltitcrridis0cgcniiair
Sc. ipic 9ibIiihe @eididte. 0coi4t.
6eriaacu oocr Geographic iait 0ur6.
mcg un6elicbt 8eihncn mo 0an0-
iertiatcitsunterrid)t 0oacgei bo6e1
Die &inocr icbr germ. gGcnn man
noh oen @riinoci fToot meSmc8cn
oie ainoer oen eiuen @egcniionO pcr.
abiheuen mo ib oagegen 3ll Dem
anoeren buae3ogen iiiblen 10 fam
man oft Die erg0blidliten 9lntnorten
5u b0ren befoumeu nSh licbe oie
@ronlmntit nid5t, 10 iagte elmer 0cr
flcinen Shiiben, amcil id 70
idledt rotben fann~ llu0 elm au0c.
rer $50 boiie Sen @eidnaunterridt.
neil id oabon Shmcr5cu inn Ncine
bctoulmcu Giner SAoar od)iioh
riacr ainoer muroe Gin @cidt ac.
3ciQt oas Der Sebrer in 8roil aui.
aedeiAnet inlo mobei CT obiidiIitb Sic
glnic o0cr Oos qltQc ausaelaiicn
batte- Tic SfnNer ipurocn ulu Qc.
iraqt uclher @eiidistbcil oii Dem
@iloe icble. IaS eritc Sin0. 0as ac.
iraat mir0e, iudte oeu acru Ser
6rage 5ii lnrge1en linO auhporlaic.
Ocr 3eidner bdtie Ia pcraeNcn BEN
80rper mo 0ie @eine ocs lRouneS
init alli3r5eidnen Der 2c1rcr lieB
obcr ndlt ludcr uno io0te er mollc
mtr miiien mas in Sem Yciidt ocS
NlonneS ieble .SSa ioatc oa ocr
Siun0c. .Sie babcn 0oh pcr0ciipn.
audi sic an0cre Sciic 0es WelibicS
nit bnt5umolca"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-06
Sin SurIdIun0S- uno 2ebrinititit
fir iiiOfran5Siiidje Snltur.

0urd cincn GrloB oes fran5oiiiben
ltntcrridtsmirlilters lit i'm 3uian-
men6oug nit Der lIniOeriitdt Eou-
louie elm uSuititlt o'@hloes Dl6ri-
oionoles~ eeidoifeu uoroen oaS in
peritieoener &iniiGt fir Die Oeitide
@iiiefiAoit mo 0eren SrganiiotIon
beoelltlngspoQ lit. Der Sdmerplnft
ser Observation-Disclosures gLrbeit,
Die iie an imieren llniperiitdtet Don
Der iimgen Generation geleiitet miro.
uno Der gr5ie6itng 3um ielbitdnoi9en
piiienidaitliNcn Geifen, Die ben
0ellti6en glfaoemifer noM imnIer in
Scr g6elt ous3ei6net, licgt IN Sen
Sentinorien unierer pbiloiopbiibeit
8olult1teu Ole Semiuore. bnl0 in
@rnangcltng oliSreidcn0cr 4litteL
leoiglid beideiocue Danobibliot5e.
fen Ocs cin5elncn 5ad]s, balO iDite-
matiide, bortreiilidjc 6abbilbiotbe.
fen nit allen moOerneu @ilfsmitteln,
bolO iuie 3. 9. in Seip5ig un0 an
bam6ur9iihen aoIonioliuiiitut
reid ousgeiinttete 6odiniiitute, in
allen 6oaen ieood 3entren elmer lcs
bcnoigen @erii6rung 5lpiideu %ro-
lelior lmo Stuoeuten iin0 ais Crgo.
niiotionstrpus 0eutiH mo, o6geic6en
p9n Der Sdmei3 itno Oeiterreic5, i'm
ciropdiiheu QIiislono mod uube.
fonnt. Sic bilocn Gin pirfiomes @c-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-06

lebrtenidlaft eines aulturDolfss niht
qon3 onQenebm, 5u ic6en lDie in gr.
niau0cllng crtiprchcnO eigener 9e-
iDdtigung bic @rforihung ser ma.
tionolen Sprodc iwO i6rer WAtno.
arten, Scr nntionolcn @ei6iht, oOer
Siterotur BON 9luSldnoen porQenon.
Ncu mira @eroOe 6rantrai1 BAT
bci ser @rioriMimg iciner niittclal-
terlihel Siteratitr, BEL Dem miiicn.
id5aitIi6en Shloium ieiner Sprodle
ln0 i6rer @eihidlte cine gan3 iiber-
miegen0e 9et6eligmg IeltiblonOS,
oo9 an icincn llniueriitdten oie Nle
i6oOcn Der romoniic5sn uno irnn36ii.
ihen @6iloloQie Gcran6iIoete. i'm 40.
Sobrbpu0crt crleben niiiieu. lie
griinouua ocs SniiitiitS III Soulouie
lit Elm ASroOuft gciuuOcr regional.
miilenicboitliAer mo lofolpotrioti-
i;her 9ieoftion 0eQen Die bis6eriae
GntpidlunQ oie Der bon 0eittiher
Geite 6ctriebeuen 6oridung eerooe
0ns @e6ict Der iiiOfron3oiiiden (pro.
pcnaoliihcn) Siteratir ltuo Sprahe
in erbeblitcm lhniong bor6cbalten
au ba6cn idlicu 2as Snitihit lit
ais eii miiieuiHoitlidjes 9lr6eifs-
5entriuI fiir alles oas gcOadt, mas
3ir @cihihte. 2iterotur rno Sprohe
Siiciranfreihs, cinem Der gldn5ei0.
item aapitcl in ser aailtirentpidlung
Ger roManiihcu &6lfer ii6er6olpt,
ge6ort. Sn planm0Bider g4ciis, oui
bic in Der iii0irana6iiiHen @e0enO
'el6it in i6rea 9lrdOeu lnO @iblio.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-06
Gnt6iIIlnus eineS 9entmalS fir St,. .
SilieHtbal.

Syn Berlin Sidterieloe lit Sem
Fionier ser Oentiden 5liegertlnit
Dem Sngenieur Otto Silient6ol, cii
0enfmol Qeiebt moroen Das Gent.
nal entitommt ser N2eiitcr6auo @es
ter @reuers. gluf eiuem @rauitiodel
erbebt iiA cine mudtige Sonoiteiu.
pprauiioe, bon Oeren Spite iicb Die
gol0ibimmernoe jugenolicbe @eitolt
OeS SfaruS inn 8InafleiOe sur Some
enporidbmingen nil. gln ser @orOer-
ieite iiebt man Sen 2opf Oes Grim.
oerS lm0 cine @e0enftafel. Otto
2ilientbol mar befonntliCb ser ge.
griinoer Scr mooernen 8liegefirnit.
@r fou0 bel ieinen @eriuc6en i'm
Sabre 1896 einen tragiiAen Sob.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-06
SiitOriidJes 6citipiel in SlOt6en6nrs
D. 5. Sanber. 3

glaidbrlib am 8iingitmontag fiil-
oct in oem altertbiinli9en Euuber.
ltd0tden cin 6ciHplel, betitelt Scr
Wieiiiertrrnf" itatt, sur @rinnerltng
al Die 9iettlmg 9lot5enberes Dor Der
8erit0rung ourc6 GiaD Sm 9lni1lub
al Oas 6eitipiel, ons 8ablreiAe 6reun.
De aus iluD uuo fern anlodt, ents
widelt iicb Elm 5eit5ug nit maIeri-
ihen @rrppen, oic Den Selc6ouer in
Die Belt oes DreiBieid6rigeu arieges
6uriidueriebeli llnier @ilo 3eigt Den
@raieu Gi1D nit icincn @eueralitub.
Sn Der mittclolterliden llmgebung
Oes altcn StQotAens pirfen Die So
ltiimc ocS licb5ebnten Sa5rbunoerts
gon5 iclbltperii6uOlid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-06
9as goIfStradJteufcit in @laiu5,

glQgemein i'm oeutiAen &oterlonoe
lit man 6eitrebt Die olten iiberlieier-
ten Golfstradten 5u erbalten unO
neu 81 beleben. Sin reicbes Selo Der
9et5dtigung in oieier ge5ie6uua bic.
tet beionOers Siio0elitihlano init lei.
men Sabr6lnOerte olten far6enpr11.
tigen Erahten. gln &inmelio9rts.
tag iouo in @lain5 eiu @olfstradten.
felt itott, an oGn ale Golfstro6ten.
&ereine 9euti1lanoS uno Des oclt.
id5eu OeiterrcidS t6eilnd6men. Ten
@oDepnntt Der Seronitoltung biloetc
Elm GROCER sSreiS 6eit5ug, ser ocn
5a6lreiden 3uiAouern 0ur1 feline
l5arbenprobt ciuen groBen @enuB
bereitete. 9eionOerS maleriIde @il-
Der 6oten 0ic iii00euti6en Sradten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-06
aadriMsine aIs gcrrSt6cr.

@S aiebt pohl faim etpos, ooS
ocriuGictdbaer bc6ouoeIt miro, ais
Elm ohGciabrcner StroBeubabuiobr.
ihein, lIn0 0od fam er aelegcntlih
cine bcocutiane Roac ipielei
Cie 9ireftiou ocr @robeu 9erliner
br5eidnct ocn Sheiu in ocm BEL i5r
10 heliebten fnoppen Gnlti6 olS
o2lusmeiS fiir Oieitniae @criou ino
Sobrt iiir sic qcloii". Sit MIN bic
6n5rt oiidlih Ooabradt, oaB 3iel
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-06

crrecGt. perlirt ser neueroings iogor
nit blulten Reflanebilo6en per3ierte
gllspeis ieincn @crtb. Sem meite.
res Sdlidiol 6ingt bonn 3uial ob.
Gon temperament &auue uno Sro.
iatugsliebe Der 6o5rgdlte- Gie elmer
pericn i'm odtlos bciieite, Die aioe.
reu 5erreiBen ibn in tauienO Stiid.
den uno loiien lie hitig i'm @nOe
ilottern. IS ie1lt alrb niHt al Gp.
tiniiien, oie ieocn 6obrihein iorgi6l-
tig oiibepa6ren in Der itillen Soii.
iung. nenn lie einmol cine NdQion
0apou beiiamnen hoben, BON einenl
acbetnuiBooIeu g9obltbdter Ooiiir
Elm &laoier, Elm Shceieroice o0er cine
Sreiiobrforte fiir oie 8onia eintali-
i6cn 5il t0nneu Gas Wldrd5eu Don
BEN Ncflettanten mtf eille QliQion
5deine iii picoerbolt ais 6anebiiAe-
aur llnihn oebronomorft moroen
nno iuioct troboem inuuer pieoer
@l1llbile.
Sic lneiitcn Menidcn a6er laiien
cen o60clolfcnen Sa6r1hein adtloS
in i6rer Soide licQen. lluo oos TX.
nntuuter reht beoenflid. 9liht mir.
ooB Tie bel ipdteren 5abrten oem
aontrolleur nit totlider 5iherbeit
eincn unri1tiaen Sdein proientiren
lmc unihuloia III oen idrcdli6eu
Ger0ndlt gerot6en iih entgegen
Gem iiinqiter llfas uiht oleih
5eim 97citciacn oeS @agens beim
Shoiiner nqemelOet4 3ii bo6eu. @s
fonnt 8uipeilen nod idlimmer, picl
iHlin1mcr.
Gcnu oud Sobrifeine re0en. Sic
reoen 3upeileu io0nr cine redt oelt.
iide Sprohe uuo miiieu iutereiiante
Gc6eimniile Si eradbleu SnoiSfre-
tion III fir lie g6rcniade
3unddit era0hlt Ger 6o6ridcin
non ieiuem Sn6aber uwo6er er fom
Der Sobrt" Shon Dies ilt nihnter
redt peinlid uno ioQ nanlcntlid Ser
@ottin 5upeilen aus i6perlpiegcnoen
@riinoen lieber nwobl rerboblen"
blci6en 9lQein So6riGeinc fonuen n
wenn mon Bch bat nod meit me6r
pcrratben, mas ST einem groBen
Seiomeieu Oieier Gage elm 3auimottu
I'M 9toromeiten 9erlins eriobren
imiBtc Ger quite N1aun mar perbei.
rot5ct. Seine 8roi botte ion int
@er0odbt. ooB er es nit Der ebelideil
Creme niht gon3 genmt nabn Seint
lib ciiitirte tie 0esholb icine Gaiden.
Inn ctmoiQcn Seitenipriingen ibreS
Sottcn ouf sic Spir 8u fommcn.
gIbcr iie inno nibts &erO1dti9es.
Seine photographic elmer uubefann-
ten SMonan feih 9rieilein ami rola
Qopier nidtS ais elm pnar ges
brouhtc Sdbriheine. Gie 3peite itno
brittle Stihprobc 6otte oos gleihe
ncaotipe GracbniB. 9lbar mer ourh
oes 9lr1mo6nS 2upe ihoit entocdt
Einae, ali 0cnen ie0cr anOere porbei'
lieht Tic mbtroliiAe @ottin unt,r.
500 sic 6nbridcinc elmer uoheren
Nriiiimo lin0 bcmerltc ooB pic mel.
itcn c sma observation-disclosures
9iunmcrn trlucu r9pio oodl" uur.
meltc iic 6ci ocr Gutocdiiua. uGr bc.
triiat midD golo ionO tie ouh ISc.
lcacn6cit. lid BON Der 9lidtgfoit i3rcr
Mlut6maBlnQ Su iibcr3cngen iuo ole
Gartncriu ihrc3 @atten olIt icincn
Observation-Disclosures feunen 8n ler'
Ken. Tic Dcrr6thcriidui 6ohriheinc
o6er fins lett sen g[ttcn I'M oubdnqiR
Qeniahtcu g6eihciounASpro5eB eiH-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-06

Der &aiier nit oeu WliniItern rnO
ouoeren @iiroentrdgern mar 6ei Der
6eier 8ugegen. W3iniiter b. 9reitcn-
bad bielt cine 9lniprahe, woraui Ser
&oiier Oen aonal fir er0iinet err
fldrte. 9luf ieincr Sot6t u9Ileronoro~
fu6r ser &aiier ourtb Die Shletien
bel @berspaloe, lnO seridnitt elm
iDuboliid5 oopor geiponutes Sell.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-06

,Serr @iaut aeitern bobc id 80.
rem Ncrrl &ruocr icuici 9clrrnt,
ser glccht %buen obcr alis Heoor."
oStimnt, CT bat oud] ne
@lnecr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-06

Die SodJt o9llcranora" NIT Seut
&aiier an yorO SurdlidHeiOet SaS
Sperrieil,

Ser @roBic6ifia6rtsfanoI Berlin
Stettiu, ser iebt Sen 9Somen nSo6en.
sollernfonol4 erbalten 6at lit nit
elmer 8eier er6ffnet moroen, ole Ser
9e0eittmg 0ieier neuen gSoiieritroBc
fiir Oas g8irt6icbofts- rmO @erfebrs-
leben Ser 9leids6ouptitaot entipra4.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-06
Sos fiir5lidj ent6allte @Iperau6u
Oentmal in Sran5enS6aO.

@cIeaeutli1 oes Nv. oQolterrei6is
ibeu Giperantoion0reiies wuroe in
Sron5ensbao oaS erIte iuo eiu3i9c
Giperonto0enfmol cntbiiQt. 0ie @or.
Oerieite 0eS @enfmals 5iert 0uS
@ron5ereIief bon Or. 3omen6of, sem
Sdopier Der Giperontoiprode.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-06

eiien bel ser nod INNER uniiberen
Gage IN W}erifo pa6rne6men. Ser
neue areu5er bat cine 2dnge bon
1925 0}etern unO cine 9reite Don
IA W}etern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-06

1. Die GrOrlttid5fo. .itrOpBe in
4nris.
2. l6eimfe6r nad 9iOt6eHbnrg.
3. Der nenc bentIdJe Strbinen-
@reu5er rSorlsrubc" bci Der glms-
reiie nadj Wic5ifo.
4. Giniuei6uno Ses WrOhitiff-
fabrtsweges Serlin-Stettiii.
5. 9ns fitr5lidl cgtBalIte Gipe-
ramtOOenfmal in Srau5ens6nO.
6. 9as %Olfstradtenfeit in
Mlnia5, (Gine Sagerngrnppe i'm
Teit5u9).
z. Gntgiillnng cines 9enfmuls
fir Sttp Silientgal in Berlin.
SidterfelOe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-06

Der nene Oenti6e Snrbineutren5er
DAarlsru5e0 bei Der glnsreiie naM
A50 mlp %erifO.
.is 19Ili 40
Der Sren5cr paiiiert Ben Gaiier-gSil-
bclm-&aunl.
Scr Enr6iuentreu5er o&orlsrube~
Der fiir ocn 9lbl0iungsoicnit on Der
meritoniideH &iiite beltimnt lit bat
fiir8li4, ieIne Slusreiie naG Sitane.
rifa ail1otrctelt Ger arcli5er ioa an
Stcac Der 5uriidfe5renocn Ores.
ocn" ocn SduB ser oeutiHcu Snter.
Newark post., 1914-06-10
Final Meeting OF The
Arts And Science Club

The Arts and Science Club of
Delaware College Faculty held its
final meeting of the year at the
home of Professor H. E. Tiffany
on Tuesday evening, June 8. The
subject for discussion was "What
Shall be the Future Policy of the
Arts and Science Club?" The club
enthusiastically decided to continue
its meetings next year. Several new
projects were proposed, but it was
decided to take no definite action
III regard to them until the opening
of College in the fall. Officers were
then chosen for next year. This
meeting brought to close a pri-
fitable and highly successful years
work.
Newark post., 1914-06-10

John Sinclair of Richardson Park,
IN close contest for Commissioner.
Horace Groves, one of the special
spoilers OF auto speeders, has ST.
cured warrants for 26 offenders
from Justice Lewis of Wilmington,
who fined two of them $40 and
costs each and dismissed two. Hear
lngs will be given in the other %
cases this week.
The Delaware Pharmaceutical
Association s annual meeting, held
at the Hotel DUPONT, Wilmington,
on Thursday, was attended by
druggists throughout the State.
George w. Rhodes of Newark, was
chosen president; w. A. Morgan,
secretary, and w. A. Grant, treas
urer.
Judge Churchman, disposing of
non-support cases in the City Court
Wilmington, on Wednesday, OBJ
served that at the present rate of
commitnets an addition to the
Workhouse would soon be needed.
Strawberries at Georgetown on
Thursday sold at an average Of 81
per crate, some bringing as high
as $3.50. Mrs. Mary Brittingham,
a widow who has about an acre of
plants, got $69.6O cash for a load
of II crates.
Rufus Bradley, a track hand,
and 7. j. Ahern, track foreman of
the Wilmington Southern Trac-
ton Company, last Tuesday got
into quarrel at New Castle over
the formers discharge from work
at Ocean Beach Park. Bradley
kicked Ahern who felled him with
piece of broken oar lying nearby
Bradley was taken to Delaware
Hospital, where it was found thai
the blow had caused a compound
fracture of the base of his skull.
Newark post., 1914-06-10

A party of young men and wo-
men leaving house near Tenth
and Madison streets, Wilmington,
on Wednesday night, frightened
two highwaymen who were hold
ing up with revolver Paul Dt
Hates, butcher, Of SIS Washing
ton street, who had been visiting a
sick friend at Tenth and Monroe
streets, and had considerable money
about him at the time.
DR.. Albert Robin. who had at
tended diphtheria case in Will
mington, but had been paid his
fee by the mother of the child who
told him she would notify him of
its condition grew worse, was fined
$15 and costs in the City Court on
Friday for failing to report the
Newark post., 1914-06-10

evening.
A valuable cow owned by Thom-
as f. Phillips, of Nanticoke, died
from eating pickles that had been
thrown on the ground.
State Superintendent of Educa-
tjon. DR.. Charles A. Wagner, will
address the New Century Club of
New Castle tomorrow evening.
Wilmington last week reported
- deaths, 46 births and 81 mar
riaces compared with 90 deaths,
- births and II marriages for the
like week last year.
A New Century Club will be or
ganized in Delaware City tomorrow
by Mrs. A. ID. Warner and Miss
Elizabeth Robinson of Whining
ton.
The General Thomas A. Smyth
Memorial Association has approved
the model of the proposed eques-
triam memorial statue Of the Gen
praI. to be erected in Wilmington.
The statue is the work of George
T. brewster, noted sculptor of
New York. Mrs. Smith has approx
ed the model and was highly pleas
ed with its pose and general resem-
blance to her husband.
Dover's annual school election
held on Saturday which promised
to become a lively contest between
the friends of Supervising Prin-
cipal George S. Messersmith, form
prIy Of Newark, and former Prin-
cipal Alexander Crawford, proved
tame as but 152 votes were polled
as against 53S last year. Prof.
MpSsersmith announced on Thurs
day evening that he had accepted
the principalship of the Mauch
Chunk. Pa, Schools. 1t is expect
ed that Principal Crawford will be
rcinstated. The new members of
the School Board are, it is under
stood, opposed to the projected
new High School.
Remick, Hodges G. Co. of New
York. on Friday were awarded the
entire $4,000 issue of Wilmong,
ton + II per cent public building
fund bonds, at their bid of $20S
36S. The city officials do not antic.
ipato difficulty in disposing of the
remainder of the bonds.
George w. AppleDy, a well.
known resident of the Bear Sta.
ton section, died at his home on
Saturday, in the 59th year of his
age. His funeral was held on
Tuesday with interment in Head OF
Christiana Cemetery.
Citizens of Greenwood by q
unanimous vote of 800 approved OF
the erection Of a $4,000 High
School.
The Shield of Honor and the In
dependent Order Of Heptasophs
will hold their National Conven
tions next year in Wilmington.
Francis A. Rossell, formerly OF
Wilmington. has been admitted tC
the bar in Louisville, Ky.
Milk Inspector Grantland of Viii
mington, reports 90 per cent of the
milk sold on the East side of the
city below standard and 60 pei
cent Of the dairies unsanitary.
New Castle Council has reduced
tn" assessment of Battery Park
owned by the Pennsylvania Rail
road, from $4,000 to $4,000 anc
continue the exemption OF the Ioul
local steel plants from taxation.
The site of the American Leath
or Plant will be purchased by Viii
mington City Council for $22, ,5OC
and converted into a public play
ground.
\ tax map Of Georgetown glvlns
th" location of properties within it
limits with the names Of owners ha
been completed by Thomas b
Pepper.
building Inspector William
Johnson of Wilmington, is i'll a
his home with typhoid fever.
Newark post., 1914-06-10

Inc corner stone of the new
building for the Farmers Bank of
wilmington, to cost $130,OOO, was
laid on Wednesday.
Sussex canneries have started
packing the early Englich pea
crop.
st. Agnes Catholic Church, Re-
hoboth Beach, opened for the sum-
mer on May 81.
Liberty Firt Company of Will
mington has received it's new auto
mobile combination chemical en-
gine and hose wagon.
Fatally scalded by falling into a
tub OF boiling water last Tuesday,
the l5-months-old son of Mrs. An
tony di Pasquale of Wilmington,
died on Thursday.
Wilmington bank clearings for
May totalled $S,O34, ,2S9.63.
David Miller of New Castle
caught q snappers in two days,
averaging s l-2 lbs. in weight,
which he sold for SOL.
George c. Price Of Delaware City
succeeds as election inspector, F. G.
Bender, resi- gned to become a can
didate for nomination for the Leg
islature.
While at work at the Radnor
Pulp Mill, Elkton, on Saturday,
Samuel Holston fell, breaking one
of his legs.
From May l last year to June l,
this year, 2019 marriage licenses
were issued at Elkton and for last
month 165 were issued. The re,
cord for last week was GA.
Flint Hill M. E. congregation
will hold a bake and festival fo1
the benefit of the church in George
w. Jones new shop at Strickers
vile on Saturday evening, June l3
Avoiding a freight moving north
near Iron Hill on Thursday, Dom
mick Clarence, "a years old, {
track hand, got in front Of a south
bound passenger train and was
struck and killed almost instantly
In the fourth annual State
Championship target matches il
Baltimore Oh Thursday, the Balti
more Shooting Associations s Team
No. l, stood first with total o.
131. Havre de Grace, No. 3, scor
ed 125; Chesapeake City Gun Club
10; Elkton Gun Club, 1O9; Havrt
de Grace, No. /, 10S; and Havre dt
Grace, No. 2, 102.
w. Arthur Mitchell of Elkton
has sold the launch yacht Jeannettc
to John l.. Bailey of Atlantic City
| y. j., who will use the craft fol
excursions from that point to Beacl
Haven.
Rising Sun residents will urg,
the Cecil County Commission t.
appropriate $4,000 for loca
high school.
Calvert NJ. E. congregation
cleared upwards of 500 from thei
recent festival.
Thrown in front of a heavy rol
Ter, which passed over the lowe
part of his body, near SUNNI
Bridge, one day last week, William
Lake was seriously injured,
Frank Wright was kicked by /
horse on his farm near Calvert, on
day last week and his arm wa
broken.
Henry NJ. Mccullough, Regi
nald Constable and Capt. Charlie
b. Finley, Jr., have been appoint
ed by Governor Goldsborougl
members of the Commission to sci
ect a site and erect a 100000 ar
mory in Elkton for Company f.
First Regiment, NJ. \. G. The sit
preperred is said to be the ole
Farmers Hotel property, a
North and High streets.
Emmanuel p. +. congregation
Wilmington. have decided to cree
Newark post., 1914-06-10

patient s recovery. He urged that
as he had practically been dis
charged from the case, his respon-
sibility ceased and is quoted as
saying, your Honor, the quaran-
tine regulations Of this city are a
fake. - He said the charge arose
out Of personal feeling but this was
denied by Secretary j. Austin Ell
llson of the Board of Health, who
secured the warrant.
City Treasurer Price of Will
mington, it is stated. finds he has a
balance III bank of $4,000 which.
with receipts from the Water De-
partment, will more than meet
bills due at the close of the fiscal
year on June 30, usually marked by
deficit.
Newark post., 1914-06-10
T HE S WING

tells the story in Tennis and
the Swing of good clothes is
easily seen.
Flannel Trousers, So to $5
White Flannels, $4 to Sc
Striped Flannels, 81 to Sc
White Ducks 81 to $3.50
khakis, ST. to $3.50
Blue Serges, $3.50 to S.
Grey Serges, So to S5
Soft Shirts, SOC to $3.50
Silk Shirts, $2.75 to S5
Belts
B. V. D. Underwear
Duck Hats, SOC and 75c
Tennis Shoes, 81 to 81
Rubber Soled Shoes, So
to $5
This Coats, Auto Busters,
Serge Suits, Norfolk Suits,
Mohair Suits, Palm Beach
Suits and all kinds Of Cloth
ing, Hats, Shoes and Furnish
ings for Men and Boys.
Mullins Big Home Store
Wilmington
Newark post., 1914-06-10

John Sinclair of Richardson Park,
IN close contest for Commissioner
Newark post., 1914-06-10
HERE AND THERE

and the salary of Postmaster A. w
Short will be raised to $4,000.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-01-20
SWISS WOMEN TO
BECOME POLICE
CHICAGO WILL HAVE NOTHING
OVER THE WATCH MAKING
COMMUNITY, EXCEPT THAT
SWISS COPPETTEs VOLUNTEER
United Press Service

United Press Service
GENEVA. Jan. 20.-NeuchatsI 1,
TO have policswomen. q Ia CHICAGO
ana other up-to-datc American cltiea
FOR the present. until the mupicipal
authorities can be conyinced OF the
praeticability Of the system IL viii be-
under the auspices Of the two woman
societies. to the Union Feminist and
the Friends Of the Young Girl. and
the female members OF the force viii
be volunteers.
The chief objects are to look af,sr
the morals OF girls In the shops and
streets. 10 assist female prisoners on
their liberation. and In general N
rght the white slave traiiic. sim,is,
movements are on foot In Zurich ana
Lausanne.