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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-21

i9en @riu5ipeu. Dor ibm giebt es
feline geiitia @ei9en mo geiitig 9lr.
men. Ger 5imoenoite glpborismus
aus Oein Mrmoe elmer beoeutcnocn
Srou perpuiit rethnasloS. penn rs
9laoeln on5u flirrcn. llno ole ept.
3iideuoite, rotbbddiaite Ilrmmbeit e
mes iiiBen fleinen W}doels miro im9c-
tbeiltcu 9eiiaa finocn, menn ibre &C.
ihidtcn Singer oa3u nit riibrenoer
@eiliiicnbeit Oos cbriamc Sgerf eines
2eibwdrmers i0roern. IS ldBt iib
aut iinnen mo ipinnen aud gut
idpeigeu mo beobabten 5iuter oem
mperluei0libeu Strid5Gla.
3u sen iimgitca @ebiet5erpeitc.
ruugen Der n0lcn 3i6huq geboreu
ole oiii5iean Siriduo6mittaae nit
aunit unO @obltb1tigfeit. Sin ioge.
uonntes combilirtes @eriu6ren. Wlnn
itridt, t5nt mobl 6ort Wluiif uno Ge.
tlauotionen imO uitcr6dlt iid5 aleidj
5eitig. IS bo6en ii1 in Berlin
un0 beionOcrs in ieinen meltliden
Sbeilcn peridie0ene leitenoe Ia-
mengriippen 9ebiIoet, ole sic 0rgaui-
iation 0ieies Malicnitridens nit Mu.
fit imO @oeiic in 0ie &eac geleitet
ba6en @eihidliAfeit ino @eidmnd
wirtteu Oabei nit 10 0aB Den llnters
nc6nungcu reyes @o6lmoaea iiber
iein 0iirite Scoe I6eilnebmerin bic.
fer Stridnahmittaac entridtet einen
beitinlnten Wlouatsbeitrag. Gie aus
iolhen Nlitglieoerbeitrdgen ilieBen.
oeu Suumen fommen leOigli6 ais
Sonorare fir oie all oieien 9lohmit.
ta9en auftreten0en aiinitler 5n
OcrG 9eitcn bic gan5cn &eronitals
tunacn ms Sebeu gerufen mlrocn
3ur @euucnoung. Iie Iomcu 0ic
Die groBteu &dine meiit peroen
eS wo6l eigeue Giacn iein beiiben
iieQeu i6re 9obniin0eu iiir cinei be.
itimiutcn 9la9mittag in Der gSoHe
3rr @eriiiaung. llno al ebcn oieien
9lahnIittagcn tommt es MN in oih-
ten Sdaorcn geilutbet. lSiiroige
oltc @ebeimrdt6iunen nit iilberncu
SAeiteln iiiBe blonoe DiAtert6dter
nit pertranmten 8lauaugGt fleiue
be6dbiac 8iirgersirouen ipaniide
Edn5crirneu nit @iibnentempero
ment obne Rampenbeleuhtung 0os
9laeS fommt mo gcbt unS iibt imo
itridt imO nippt m0 mippt
vino roget o6n' Gn0e Die iIeiBigen
@dnoe" 9lleu gcmeiniom ben
8lonOcn mie Oen 8rainen, oel ScB.
bditen pic Den 3igelmeruOen lit
nur Gas Sanowerfs5eue, oas tic aae
nit Der sleiden Soingabc. penn alid
nidt ale nit Scr aleiden lleblng,
fiibrcl
@cra0e oas Sonomerfs5eua ooer
uielnle6r bic glrf, mie cs benllbtlpir0i
le6rt oft Oie @eieasart ertenuen
&oih finOet man Oie gliten Soiis-
iraucn 6eraus, Ole oie 9tooeln nit Ser
Kinder Schreien
MACH FLETCHER'S
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-21

2dneioer e6os. @otidD. IS, grabler,
Ghas Aoaier 2I0om Gieaelmonn.
5rau s.. @. Aart6cl inio 6rau aat6.
sotilcr.
Gupiangs Gouite g. s. &ol6,
s. 9cdner 0r G. s. 9eder So6n
9scber. So6n Sonien imo g9iMan6.
9'lepers.
ErcB eouiite: Captain g. e.
SGnealer
aa6e lm0 Speieiaal. 6rau s..
@aiu mo Eameu bonn 5rouen.
0ilisDereiu.
0ririidunaeu Sobn 9lppid, Sobn
9grit @bil- GitteS iuo S9orl @goli.
gluDere @ei6uahtS fcieril.
Ger Camcubcrein oes @eiaug0er
ems oglrion~ bat sic Srelnoe oes
@crcins 5il elmer am Cienitag gl6enO,
ocn 20. 1ejemher il Der Sdnger.
tlno Saae itattfinocnOeu @cib.
nsdjtsieier einaeIaoen Gie idbrIihe
g9cibnahts lluterboltma OerShii.
Ten uHo Shilerinncn ser oeltiheu
Ct Nlarien Shule miro am 29
nno 30 Ge5ember III Der Sdulballc
INN s ll6r glbenos aniouaeuo, iein
Il. gS. D 6o0cliffc pom gnto
getroffen.
Die @oli3ei fobnoet na6 eineut
gftonobl lpclheS @oitor Or. 99ol
lace Noocliiie BON scr Seem gort
glDenuc @rcs6pteriauer Stride um-
ionntc mo Damn rpeiteriu6r. Ger
lhuol ereiauete iicb an ser i3. nnO
G.5iraBc. g1..@ Ir, @aocliiie uur.
" orrh ons 9lutomo6il gegeu ctnen
ciigulcH 3oul Dor Dem Soic Ser
6ranflm Shule 9eihlenoert mo
cylitt cine cr6e6lde &erlebuug on
rcdtcn Arm. Gr mur0e ourb eucu
NaAauten uad ieiner @o6uuug, Or
1900, 0.StroBe, 9t-gSy oeleitet
BON MoblengaS iiberw q [.
tiqt
SR oeni Souie Jlr COS, 6sStraBe
g1orooit plnoen ieds gerioneu I'M
ghlaf bon ao6lengos ii6erpdltigt,
uo 6rau Gli3a 9luiiin IA Sabre alt,
into &obert Gborl cin Sobr alt iino
a. cen 6olgeu Ser Giuatbmrng OeS
t5oics idpcr erfrouft Srau Nlarie
S9orH q Sabre alt, Die Nlutter bon
9tobcrt 1bprn rrpocAte nm ll6r
N'Orgens. ais lore 81 SATIRE olte
Nluttar. Srol Roberto aRinor pom
@os iiberpdltigt ueben i6ren Bette
beluuBtloS 5u 9ooen itiir5te. Nlit
5d.uicrigfeit medte iie i6ren @lanu
melder telepbouiicb o. g. s. glo.
rtuon BON 91r. il02, 0tStroBe o..
~, her6ciriei
Nui Sebclts5eit ms 3nh I
baus
Sermon aabaHSfD, peld)cr anl 30.
l,drs oS. "a. ieine 5dpieaerntitter
5rau gend 9iabop, eriHoB lmo mel.
der BON oen @eIdporenen 0es Nlor-
ceS i'm 3meiten @raoe i1uloig De.
fmDen morocn mar luur0e 0nrd
C6crridlter Gobingtou i'm Criminal
@eritt glr. 1 5u lebensIduelid5er
3uHtbousitroie perrt6eilt-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-21


3pei Selbitmoro 6auot
0atiHltcN.
,H Gmergenc0 Soiptal liegcl
5IUc Selbitmoro Gau0ioatnmen.
@cioe ua5men Cuediilber 5ubli.
.nat Sabletieu mo 9eioer 3uitnno
wiro ats tritiid 6e5eiHnet. Sic cine
III SRI Celia Sonner 19 Sabre alt
pclhe angibt. bon 9lorioIf ga, 5it
lgii mo Sic onocre 1T sic "a Sabre
altc 9lcorl Sapes. sic 6rall eines 3lt
Sort 0lper, 0o itotionirtcn @aUal.
Ierie Seraeanten 6. Somer mel.
dic bon ,3cit 5u Belt oas g'cmuBtein
iuieOererlauat, bat Dorum gebeteii,
ooB man iie iterben laiie Gle fiigte
Iiin3u oGr Bat cine 9luoere ge6eira.
t0ct1 lmO oeiltete oamit on, Dab eine
gic6cS 9lfiaire 5uni Ibeil oie1dulo
ai ibrcr G6at bil0cte. Ginc 6rub
iueldc nit Dem iungeu MdOheu ieit
i1ral gltfentbalt bier betotnt muroe,
aab ser @oli5ei olt oaB Qelia na6
sgaibingtoH gcfomnen lei, nm PR
beit 5u iudeu bob ie o6er Oarin
nihi criolareid aelpeieu lei, troboen
lie t1slid oon Dlorgeus bis gl6enos
anf oeH 9eiiien gepeieu lei
Su Safe ser 8rml Sages ideint
aront6eit oeu @runO 5u 0en SeIbit.
noioocrinb 5ii biloen sic flagte
i6rgH Gltern aegelii6er, 6ei oeHen
ie iUobnte icbou ieit ldnaerer 3eit
ii6er llnpobliein
NcibnadtSfcicrim Gent.
fdcn rs aiicnbaits.
gIn ndhiteu @onntoa 9}ahnittag
MIRO im gentiHen ggoiiru6nIie oaS
gSsi6nadtsfeit IN oltDergebradjter
@ciic oeieiert iberoeu sSiir oie 6eis
er pel9e Inn l43 lt6r beaiunt lit
cia abmedshnasreihes @Sroeronm
nlaeitcat Uoroeu oas IN ser Soupt
idbc ans IcfIamofionen luio @e.
iau0cn Seitens ser ainoer beiie6t,
aud eut6dlt oieies Sobr oos @ros
aramu cincn Giuafter aus oem
@licec
@ci Sem ii6lit1en Giieu ooS nit
Ser Seier pcr6uuoeu iit mer0en Der.
Aieocne gfniprahen ge6alten mer.
ocit oaruiter iolhe pom @6ren.@ra
iIaautcu N @ 5n6ob oem Nrdii.
oenieu Nlortm Niegano uHO oen
gldib Simon @oli
Gil peridieoeuen Gonliten fir ons
6eit icben iidl Observation-Disclosures
lnen
Grefihu Gouite; Gapt 8 o.
SAaier @eorg &litt Gopt s. 3.
2di0egler 6raa 81. @oin g. 9lppid,
6 g 6 @reil @lartin ggieoouo, ",
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@ 9artbel 5rai aatb Sofiler lmo
SoG @ Ileinbcfu
6tuau5 Goinite 5oAu Nlein6erg,
3 g. Sdueioer, G6nS. @otid6, Gan
o'gaii qloolp6 Guoc Nl 9ieaon0,
M S0iiler s. aol6 @co. @litt g..
glnelina
@eihcufe Gomte 81 q @.%reil,
S. " Smbof. G6os Soco6ien. s. 81.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-21

Sic meme Socon. sd
utodie sic ooroilf oiimerfiom ma
cben,~ interpelirtc ser &omnds Sbo.
nenonn ieinen @6ef Den &oniettio-
mar @irrberger, der 6rm 9oronin
baben Sie Dor6in aeiagt fir sic Heue
6acou botten Sic iebr Diel Wteinmg.
llio Oem 9ieiien0en, BON Dem Mrs
be5ie6en 6obeu Sic Dor6m geiagt
Sic 60tten icbr iuenig Meimiug Oos
fiir2" nSd0nemaun,~ iogte Der @6cf
uibi9, nnerfeu Sie iin, @leimlngen
bat Elm tii@tiger &aufmonn inmer
5pei @ine iiir oeu giufauf unO eli
ne iiir 0eu 9erfoufl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-21
Gus Dem Sngeren Wlarblanb's uno
Den aHateu5enbeH Staten.

ID elte @a6 a6lmofHiue i'm
@aBerStowu fabri5trt.
Eic ,9lupp Manliochlring Gom.
PAM IN 0agerstomn Nl0, bat cine
nenc @a6lHaihine 6crgeiiclt, mel6e
in oen uabiteu Sa9eu in 0cu 9eiit
Ger Baltimore @ottia @1adjine So. e
in Baltimore aelougeu miro. Ger
@oiicnpimft elmer iolheu 9Raidine
bclduit iid oui $2500. 0ie @loibi.
nen tonnen bci g9a6leu benlbt mer.
oeu, ielbn mem 100 Gauoiooten I'M
6cloc ncbcu. Ncrr ". &. @iltiuiou
bon Baltimore lit ser Griinoer Der
Maidine. Die Baltimore @oting
N1adine Gompaup miro iidJ nit Der
6a6ritatiou ser @ablulaihineu bc-
foiici
@ e0cHtrcin fiir @riinOcr
0cS Compff9iffcS
Su Nngerstomn perOen S6rittc
1etroiieu sur Grrihhmg eiucs @e.
ocutiieiues fiir Sames 9lunicD, ocn
Griiuoer Oes criten 1ompiihiiies.
Sin @lat iiir Oen @eoenfitcin lit om
&otomac glipcr in Der 9}d6e BON
S6eperostomn, mSgciudt woroen.
On ser g}dbe oeier 5teae nadte
9uricD oie criteu 5abrDeriilhe nit
ieincm Tampiic5iii. gs miro Be.
6auptet oaB RmuiepS Oampii6iif
iertig geiteat mar. e6e 3obert 6ul.
ton iem nit Gampi betrie6eues
Boot beniiBic
Sn ueucll &0u0cn
Sine neue @eiellihait, wel6e iiber
Gin groBcs aopitol periilgt bat sic
controlirenoen Sntereiien Der o6a.
acrstomn GreencaiiIe mo N1crcerS-
burg electric RoilmoD Company"
iibcrnontmen Die qenannte @cieu.
idoit wuroe iciner3eit incorporirt
Inn cine elettriibe 9inie bon @agerS.
topn uod 9lerccrsbura, Hay pia
@rcencoitlc, 81 crbaucn. Die @eiea.
idait lit reorganiiirt morOeu uuo
9(nitreu8inugeu ipcroeu nm aemoht.
oeu 9nu Ser ueucn @erfebrsInie i'm
founueuoen Sabre 81 uolIenoen-
8 apitdn @obn gcitorben.
Gopit1n Gmil Sobu bon @ort &c.
poiit 0lo. 1T in Dem nSeinl fir I'M
6eil6aro" in philadelphia geitorbeu.
Gr erblidte i'm Sabre 1884 in
Ceutiblan0 ooS 2iHt ser @elt imO
tan ais 2na6e bon s Sa6ren nad
glmerifa Die ar0Bere S1lite iemeS
9cbeuS mar CT Der @eiiber Der gort
Gepoiit.Sapi0uul.Sabrc. Gr 3dblte
5u Oeu iutimittu 5reluoen oes Der.
itorbeneu Saco6 Come. )leben iei.
ner @ottin 6iutcrldbt Der Gcritor.
bene cine GpMter imo gpei 5o6ne.
Giuer Ger So6ne lit @iuiam n.
Sobu. ser Sdabmeiiter BON Gecil.
Gountu. Ger Qeidnan miro bon
4bilaOelpbia nab @ort Iepoiit ae.
6radt luo mlf oem St Dlortus.
6rieo1oie Die 9eiiebuug erioleeu
miro
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-21

Mlarniors uno @ranit.8erfe.
3. Siiearmsr & ems 22s Norb.gDarles,sir.
SanoUirtbiboftliAe @er1tbc mo
Sdmereien.
Grlhit1.caruer g.. 2o5 Gosos os9aca'e eiroBe
ll0pofaten.
aau u. Nl. e6are 500 CT. @aul,Gtra6e
Bhltnblng, SurnaceS NongeS uno
Scien Sod0cdcn imo &innen.
Bennett 9rus, 523 gloros6aemoni,glbeme.
Supferldnie0e un0 FIltnlbers.
9o6n 9n6ert INA 1boms. .Gtrabe g. & y.
aeepboI: @0lie 1898.
observation-disclosures lin0 Sdnoler.
@lsrrs s, 2naar & Nep6rw, 10 oiteerlHa'
ioHsSirahe.
6euer-@erIiherrngen.
n2sntimr Sepcr gerNdcrnueS GcieilInaii."
Soliioah uno @aliiuore. .Sitabe.
Hliimnre'Stru6e un0 0uiiom 00itic slOcfue.
yJlppo Srinfance 6n rf 2iperpunl." &enrp W.
yenriiclo. 9eii0en3 ylnnaner. 1Ol---103 Gbnm'
bet Of Commerce 9uiloinp.
,0lermnuia Gracrucrii6cruu1s gcicninnlt"
Baltimore Ino 9urlbsSirnbe
Gledblattell Nletnll etc.
eben, Geunln & SO. (inearpsrItt), 1s-i5
NulnctIion Sirdbc,
Giienpaoreu oler gIrt un0 $uf-
ihmie0- -3libebor.
6. etoh @aDne Co., 500 1904 gor6s@obsStr.
4fanolcibs s@ield1Ite.
vconiniSairD enan Co." qoros@as .sirase.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-21
start an 9lutDerQif.
tuna

& tarb an y BlutOer9if
tung.
3arrD &ilioM Elm po6lbetannter
Sportliebba6er uon 9lberoeen Do,
lit in Der allnion @roieiiant Sniir.
mari" in Baltimore i'm glIter bon
% Sa6reu al Den 6olgcu BON 9lt-
pcrgiihHg aeitorben. Gr ofinete cine
9lale pelbe iih nii Ser gtaie gc.
6iloct hotte, mo Ole 5olgc oopon
mar oaB ii6 9htpergiiiung ciu-
iiellte. Pile @eriude Der 9lcr5te oeS
aenmnien SniiitutS, i'm 5u rctteL
ideiterten Ger @eriiorbene mar Der
Sobn BON Sarrp @iliou Don G6lrd-
bile Go ii6crlebcn i6n Orei SHue.
tern 9luna, 9lanHe mo 2auro
@iliou oon 9elair, N}0., lm0 Elm
9rioer, g9iaian sgiIiou BON 9lber.
oeen, Nlo @r mar @igent6iimer bon
mcbreren 6efamteu Rennpferoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-21
92ntional- Banter.

1S6e clo Sgpn Naiiuunl gaui." Sat, uno
0reierSirabe Sncob g1 9ool 8rdii0cni;
peHr0 D. Nebue, Nailirer
.Srcunb ylati0ral 8ani," 4C2 Glos9roa0iuub.
%. g. gSaQner 2nilirer
,Deitfrn Dlntipual 9oHl," IA Moros@ulnps
Sirabe. ". @larriott aaliirer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-21
geie0erae6art Bel eIridItrnmRIea.

Llt SNltutIBCullIl uCo ClIlUllllllf
pies beocitet gleih5eitig cine 9eioru
Der @cielliateit. SIN 3eiNeu Ger al.
lcin ielianadenocn sraucu @oac
(oie BON Soo 81 Eog t6eurer Miro
triuft man in oicicm So6r ieinen
G6ce mo tnn66ert ieinc Sedcreien.
Inter Dem ianiten @eflapper ser Yea.
0eln Geauloi0 mo 0oI3, bic beitte
uicliu1 beOor5uat mcrocn Odmpfcn
0as iil6erne 8lipp.&lopp DER giten
often Sto6lnaOeln, nit oeueu imiere
@jroBmiitter arbciteten gcnicBt
man Die manniginhen 1arbietmgen
BON &ulit uno &iinitleru ooer iolden,
Die eS mcroeu moucn Der Strid.
triumph bat ieineu @in3ug in oie ca.
Ions mo Observation-Disclosures in
Die Snffec6diier inO Die I6eeinIben
IN Die S0ri0le ocr NoAidulen imO
binter Die alliiien Scr E1eater gcbal.
ten. llno cs iit ais fonne Ser Strid
Triumph nlnmermebr entbebrt uer
oeu, no @lenid 3u Menih bormIoS
iidl finOet. SSn Sduicrn. Die Dor Dem
@riel ben G0raci3 battcll ais diibeti
idc Girtel befonnt imo genannt 3u
ieiu mo in 0cnen Dor Dem ,. ghiaiHt
0ielos ,Sobres Elm lei66oitiger Strid
triumph ii6cr cine 4alaitreoolution
6erporgerlien 6dtte. cntitebt iebt cine
fiibI6are @erIegcu6eit, weim cine Go.
me o6ne 9lr6eitsbeutcl Oeu areis be.
tritt. Sic miro nit NliBtroucn, nit
oiientimoiger @erinaihdslno chi
piongcF
Gas Strid5eug iii Don ienien
et6iiher 9cipesgriinOen uno 3weden
MN einmal abgciebcn cine uiAt
immeicrtli6e @rlci6terlina oeS ae.
ieQi6aitlibca @erfe6rs glae Scne.
Ole obne weittraeenoe aeiitiae Snte.
reiied iino, o0er aud jene. bic Bic
cole altnit aureacnoen @eiprd1s niAt
beberrihen ooer Senc. Die nit Dem
@lmoc mcniger gcponOt iin0 ais NIT
Den Sinaern fonmen icbt 5u i6rem
9iebt Ger 5triditrumpi bat chUoS
@leihmaheriihes. Gr lit chen 5eit
gendB uno 6etennt iidb 81 oemofroii
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-21

sGeniide gnnf ppn gnti.mrrC," Baltimore
ugln Sonoab. Gtrdbe. Yluguf 9cbcr, @rdlp
bent Geo. Z 9ang 6ailrer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-21

Spor,9onfen.
.Geuii1e ssarbanl pen @anImure," guinip,
uno @altlmorcStraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-21
WarNlouO Glattcl Qoan Iiiociatiuu,

gIlbcrt 8um, JIM, Ge0ditefibrer.
Siumcr 220 23l ufo 233 c.. giodmer).
ShoutOdc Unpcitcs ann ct. HnulsStr.
Sdrlebsu bon $40 bis $500 auf W}Qbe, Rios
nos cic. ople Oaitcruuug oericbcn. 0ieletlibe
yinicn. taeine Numere) (Qnni-E-Sl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-21

3eitlngelL 8citi9riften etc.
ysbr Baltimore Ncps Co." Grnen 3. 8nner,
Gefmdiisilbrer. 227 .GalperisSirabe.
Gelitibe 8ii6er itno 8eitidriiten.
". NaalHa, 10 0'RoppIeionssirabe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-21

@rie0SgruB. o@uteu Sag
6ran 9eierOiitn.~ y@uteu Gag,
5rou unauSgcbilOete 9anoiturm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-21

Nlarnlor. unO @ranit.@erfe.
g. SioarRer & Guns, 22s Ncrb-gBarles,sir
Sanolpirtbiboftlibe @er1tbe mo
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1914-10-03
Formal Opening OF Woman's College

Saturday, October 10, will mark the
beginning Of a new epoch in the his
tory and development of higher educa-
tion in Delaware. On that date will
be held the exercises which Will for
mally open the Women's College Of
Delaware to the young yemen of the
State, and also the exercises In CON
nection with the installation of DR..
Samuel w. Chils Mitchell as President
of both Delaware College and the
College for Women. 1t is hoped that
every one who is interested in any
way in education will consider himself
or herself personally invited and urg-
ed to attend these ceremonies. The
committee in charge has nearly COM
pleted its plans, and they will be an
nounced in few days. All depart
ments, class rooms, laboratories, dor
mitories, and offices of Delaware Col
lege and the Women's College will be
open for inspection during the whole
day Guides will be provided free of
charge for all visitors who wish them.
There will probably be an exhibition
drill by the cadet corps Of Delaware
College. The Delaware College Or
chestra and the Band will take u
prominent part in the exercises. In
the afternoon there will be foot
game on Joe Frazer field.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1914-10-03
Perryville

The Perryville NJ. E. Sunday school
will hold their Rally Day exercises on
Sunday, October II, at 1880 p. m.
Everybody is invited 10 be present.
Mr.. William Schumm was Balti-
more visitor on Saturday of last Week
Mrs. John E. Little and daughter
Virginia have returned home after
spending some days in Hartford county
DR.. and Mrs. Guy H. Dennis and son
of Oxford, were the guests of Dr. and
Mrs. John Dennis this week.
Mrs. James Norris spent few days
last week in Wilmington.
Miss Helen Little spent a few days
last week at her home in Philadelphia
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Mussleman
and children spent Sunday last in
HOLLYWOOD, Pa.
Mr.. Frank Hoffecker, of Whining
ton, spent few days this week with
his sister, Mrs. James Norris.
Mrs. Bessie Ward is spending ONE
time in Baltimore.
Mrs. Charles Rutledge spent Thurs
day last in York, Pa.
Mrs. Lydia Taylor has returned
home after visiting her sister in Ken
ton, Del.
Mrs. Dora Harmon, of Norwood,
Pa, was the guest of Mr.. Clarence l.:
Cole and family the past week.
Mrs. DR.. l.. G. Taylor is spending
several days at Union Bridge and DR..
l.. G. Taylor has returned home after
spending few days there.
Mr. Robert H. Jackson, formerly of
Blytheda!e, died August 20, at the
home of Mrs. William Brown, at
Frenchtown, above Perryville, aged 6S
years, of rheumatism and complied
ton of diseases, and was buried at st.
Marks on Sept. /. She is survived by
one daughter, Mrs. Martha Elliott, of
Perryville.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1914-10-03
Interesting Lecture To Farmers

Among the new lectures announced
by the Delaware Co;;ege Extension
Committee is one by Mr.. z. H. Srager,
assistant professor of mechanical; en-.
gineering, on Gasoline Engines and
the Farmer" This lecture will treat
the principles underlying the con-
struction and operation of gasoline en-
gines, the best types of such engines
for general use on the farm, and the
most economical manner of getting
the maximum amount of working eff
cheney from each type of engine. This
lecture, together wi.n PROFESSOR
Shorts lecture on "Good Roads and
the Farmer" should prove of great
value to the practical and up-to-date
farmers of the State. The mechanical
engineering department, it may be
said in this connection, will be glad to
answer any questions in regard to
farm machinery.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1914-10-03
Student Body AT Delaware College

The following statistics of the stu
dent body at Delaware College COM
piled by the secretary of the faculty,
should be of keen interest to every
one interested in the College. The
total number of students in the three
departments Of agriculture, arts and
science, and engineering. is 200 This
number comprises only those who are
now actually reciti,g; IT omits all
those who have for any reason left
college. OF these 2tO. 81 are in the
agriculture, SO in arts and science, and
86 in engineering. Fifty-seven come
from Wilmington, 100 from New Cas-
tie, Kent and Sussex counties, and 43
from outside the State. There are 9S
now in the Freshman class. OF these
20 are in the agricultural course (this
includes 10 in the two year course, ad-
mission to which does not require the
passing of any eXaminaSions), % in
the arts and science course, and 40 IN
the engineering courses.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1914-10-03
Truitt Withdraws For Duer

Capt. George w. Truitt, of Wor-
cester county, whom the Progressives
of this Congressional District, nomi-
mated for Congress Uong Term) has
withdrawn from the race, since the
nomination of Mr.. Robert f. Duer by
the Republicans. In his letter of de-
clination Mr. Truitt pays a compli-
ment to Mr.. Duer and also points out
the necessity Of united oppos, ton to
the Democratic machine IN this State.
His letter in full is as to.Iows:
u deeply appreciate the honor that
the convention over which you pre-
sided conferred upon me In making
me the Progressive candidate for the
Sixty-Fourth Congress from the First
district, but also appreciate and real
ize the fact that it is necessary that a
united front be presented against the
Democratic machine of Maryland and
of this Congressional district.
"The Republicans have named an
excellent candidate for the Sixty
fourth Congress from the First dis
trict in the person of Robert F. Duer
and are about to indorse the Progress
sive nominee, Thomas S. Hodson, for
the uneXpired term of J. Harry Gov
gum, anu IHeIelOTe, III view Oh tnlS
recognition of the Progressives and
this expression of desire to restore
unity, / hereby tender you and the
gentlemen who nominated me, my
resignation as the Progressive candi-
date for the Sixty-fourtn Congress,
believing that in doing so am taking
the right and proper steps to strength
en- the opposition to the Democratic
party, and l urge all forward-lookin
independent, thinking men to JON
hands in harmonious and united eff
fort to restore the government into
the hands of the people themselves.
with kindest feeling, both person.
ally and politically, beg to remain,
Yours very truly,
GEORGE w. TRUITT."
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1914-10-03
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL

Mr.. John Burkley spent Sunday
with relatives in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Charles M. Ellis has returned
from a sojourn at Atlantic City.
Miss Marguerite Boulden was the
recent guest of Miss Mary Long at
Town Point.
Rev. H. T. Quigg entertained the
Ushers' Union of Elkton M. E. Church
at the parsonage on Wednesday even
ing. An enjoyable evening was spent.
Mrs. A. D. Dean and Mrs. j. F.
Sparklin spent Wednesday with Mrs.
George Campbell near Iron Hill.
Mrs. Virginia M. McCabe is visiting
relatives in Fairfax county, Va.
Mr.. Elmer Dorsey, of Philadelphia,
spent Sunday with Elkton relatives. .
Mr.. and Mrs. John Schlosser, of
Wilmington, Del, formerly residents
of near Elkton, have sent our cards
announcing the marriage Of their
daughter, Hazel, to Mr.. Ottemer Will
liam Speer, Jr., of Wilmington, on
Wednesday, September 30, in that
city.
Miss Harriet Bolen has been visit
ing relatives in Wilmington.
Mr.. J. Eugene Gonce, Jr., has en-
tered the Medical Department of the
University of Pennsylvania.
Master Clayton Dorsey, of Philadel-
phia, spent part of this weel; with his
aunt, Mrs. o. c. Giles.
Roger Witworth, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Witworth, Is taking a
technical course at Carnegie Institute,
at Pittsburgh, Pa.
Mr.. John T. King, son of Mr. and
Mrs. George T. King, of Philadelphia,
but formerly of Elkton, and Miss An
ma NJ. Maloney wer- married in st.
Malachy's Roman Catholic Church,
Philadelphia, on September %
Mrs. A. J. Worth and son, Malin, of
Theodore, and Mrs. w. E. Craig, of
North East, spent Thursday in Elk
| ton.
A number of Elktonians attended
Lancaster Fair this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Dean enter
tanned at their homc Greek Side"
near Childs, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cop
pie and daughter, of Moore, Pa, Mr.
and Mrs. jeremiah Jones, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. Owen
Jones and son, Mr.. and Mrs. George
| Chadwick and son, Mr.. and Mrs. Ross
of Chester, Pa, Mrs. McAvoy, of Me-
dia, Pa, Mr.. David McAvaney, Of
Wilmington, Mr.. George Campbell and
son, Mrs. Irwin Reynolds and daugh-
ters, of Iron Hill, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Dean and family, of Elkton.
Mrs George T. Witworth, of Will
mington, spent Monday with her mo-
ther, Mrs. A. T.. Shockley.
Miss Duella Davis spent several
days last week with friends in Phila.
delphia.
Miss Grace Quigg, of Dover, is
spending some time with her brother
Rev H. T. Quigg.
Miss Edith Quigg is the guest Of
friends at Ridgely.