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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-30
MISSION ELECTS YOUNG
LADY TO REPRESENT CITY
MISS ALMA MniTrLFsEV TO ne
pELEGsTE AT HOUSTON
CARNIVAL

cdler Nefnid snotal
MISSION. nDt 20 Tho ,onue ladies
Popularity camce which rnded neIs
Iaat uift1 Or ihe Mission urprpaen1a
uNo 40 fhr llDusten Carnival resulted
In ihc election Of Miss Anna Whlile-
HcY On tma cR Vhe ronteai hoo hessa
0H fer mere fhHn d month whlch cree
utfd considerable friendly 'nfcfeai ani
WAS ihe mnlus of raising sufflglenf
fuuds fnr the drfmYnn ~ ihe 'tpcnaeH
nf tir enrCeFefal candidate. Hf we'll aa
expenses af r,eurirF ihe rshiDf
40 fhe heHlhnins ~ fhe contest fhrrs
utrf NNr af a|A candidates which
dwiuHiel duwh briween tiiaa Whiiiie.
aef aua Mics Ncllle TpuNal nlih ihn
hnai decision ln favor pi Miss whit
tioHfA I'D thc ciuss of iho contest last
t.luIlf
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-06-26

ittartHpao set rene nleo, at ) . unge
Ne11reifer bapoe giort Aloor al liiu
Ernoiel. Mbe sfope1 fanotps Sc.
5begge penmen6e ! lit Blob. &ul,
bar allereoe bpb, mems ben ul1gcsl
Nige fremoeIes Iepebe % set BIT,
Jig, at benoeS Soar bar nfarlige.
4oriettet bab6e frelit benbe. Ga
2ngen aabnere &iolelipet, trilleoc
Der to &ebolperfugler 1t6, iorr bar
prellet al moo @orietipilerne. Ten
l11rge Mano beb Gbriitenien % bar
Segner BED en- Gabrif. Sun beo-
Der @ilou Baioloi og er al itnlienif
Mhtamring. De bapoe pRret forlo-
pet, men bar blepet enige ON at
b9pe 5%orlopelien. Otter en- ft6lte
1tormenoe Scene bar De imiblertio
fommet oDerens ON at 81 iammer
iiteoetfor at lepe aoiftlt, og iaa bar
Oct, De reiite no paa 2anoet og
1pprf1utte lin igrgelige 8eilutning.
Gen unge Came pafte Spitgt BED
lin e~ienoommeltge polanoife 5figlt.
hpA
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-06-26
Wfr,.r.

.Mpt @%linoebiem. st &oniorti11:
for Neile 8linoeinititut bar al
.@o6seier aans figbt ct Mreal pao
.Strib, bpor set ct &enligten at OPP
fGre ct 8linoebiem, lom ital funne
r1111me Cd. 80 Butie11ter.
st brlbi9t Slagsmaal fanot for
le6en Scot steb peo @fsprestogets
Mnfomit til strib. De itrioenoe
Barter bar to norife Senpno, og
Mariagen bar, at BEN ere, Der JOB
peo Nnfomiten til 5trfb, bIep ra-
ien6e oper at bltpe p9ffet; % bans
&aieri og frpgteligt, TIL BON bar
en- rem &erfuleS meb D9loige &ref-
ter, iom ban onpenote til 8earbei-
belle al 4ammeratens Mniigt. @e-
lllltatet par gruoppeffenoe: &uber.
ne iplintreoes / aa1peen og 4omme-
raten blep nbDggelig tilreot. Holi.
tiet onbolm 8~olosmanbet.
aierlisbebsbrama. On Sag tom
ct @or ganife unge Menneifer til
6Grsholm @otel ct 5tpffe ~uoenfor
&igbenbopn bbor oe oraf Ell Sop.
anffe. Sen unge Morb laa 10 til
at bore en- Snes Mar Gamen,
iom bar lille ogs rp6rf, gioroe SS1o-
trDf at ut'pere en- It's Mnr. gf-
ter at bape ifrepet ct grep, iom iiftl1I-
:oe meb Noiten til @iiebenbap11, git
be Ell Cur. Dngen efter toni Der
8reD tn beres @aorerenoe. Set
nleooelte benz tort % goot, at moor
Be bar nlobtoget bette Bret, piloe
be nt1ge iiffte bore IIiipe mere. Deb
!, a ell u l1l o, 4. man 4
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-06-26

y llpergerr mere ON, bbab set Diil. Da
SnoflDoelie er ubilettet.
vt er III ffrDetelig Sapn, ion,
N9e1itre bar taget oper Reire, men
ben er lite for ftarf, sen Il pelfor.
tiient. 8.0
uroer ififteuoe GorboIo bur Sgi.
re, Der CT Dperflasieng Narti, altio
torteret ben ~arbeioenbe gtano ber i
9anoet. Spem buffer lite Gmbeos.
manospploen UNDER SPIRES megi-
mente Der i 2anoet. &om en- ippr1
Vfn11o IND paa ct offentligt @ontor
for at forrette ct grinbe, lao funoe
ban bore litfer paa at blipe BE-
banolet iom en- Siooer. S set gfo-
nomiife SIP maatte MrbeibetS Mano
lobe iig noplpnore til Goroel for
Spertlasien, og paa Sc offentlige
4%ontorer og | bet offentlige 9ip
blep De al De famine Solf bebonolet
iom 5lober.
Set er 6erfor en- retf9rbig
straffeoom, Der mi er afiagt ODER
&ejre. 6or 6remtiben ct BET ben.
piit til at ipiie Ne%aaoiensbreo fer
9unbet."
Settle 5tpfte &usmanss- Sourna.
liitif, Ser iaa utilllpret giper @aro.
len: @r9p Set W % % l1ret -e,
ct lepenoe, % afifr9ffenoe, 8i0nes.
bpro ON, bpiltet Maal al 5riiinf
% altltur pisie al ben lige og al
min6elige @algrets Sortalere re
preienterer, ifriper ugeationaltioen
6e".
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-06-26
kjbhtntl1u,t.

gn tD1tb1r IBDr1ptel1e. gn otter
rigit Jobrifant, ser / nogle Gage
bar opbolot Zig / &iebenbopn, a>l<
melote forleoen til &olitiet, at hon
I 5ipoli bar blepen beltiaalet for en-
1egnebog meo ca. 400 ST. &an
basoe opoaget 5pperiet, % ban pcu
en- Meitaurant ptloe betale for no1ct
5mrrebre0, og ban fnn6e berfor
bperfen opgibe, bpor Epperiet Dnr
ifet, eller gipe Signaleme1t al 81
ben; ban erin6re6e fun, at ban Bap-
De peret / 9rGngiel flere Steoer.
Set er life uianoipnligt, at mntt
bar mes en- international 9ppebanoe
at giere.
Gn np Storintnbler. Msiiltent /
@run6ejerbanfen Mtcbellen bur be-
ipeget 8anfen for $4,000 Ser. Wi=
cbelien, iom par anlat / @becfafoe<
lingen, for uofplot falife GbetfS,
iom ban bar facet betalt peb Sos
len. Set fremgoar, at ban mau
babe bapt en- Mebialper hanot
8oufens 8erionale; me1 bbem benz
ne er, CT en6nu lite brugt pun bet
rene. 8eorageriet Hep opoaget
peo, at &opeoregnIfabet bite en-
min6re Difference. &epilion bep
itrafs beor0ret, og meoenS oenne
too pau, forloo Micbelfen 2unoet.
D:lan antager, at &engene er brugt
til Observation-Disclosures. &olitiet bar
no enot 5tifbrepe efter 8%eorageren,
% 1000 @ro11er nolopes til ben,
Tom fan gribe bm. Gor @r1noeier=
banfen, fom it0en 8anffracbet 1taar
meget ipagt, er 9abet ganife fgle-
|ltgt. ~
@unfbeorageren Msicbelien bleo
sen Sole Sunni gientienot ombor0 /
Dumpf9rgen melem Soisnit5 %
ErelIeberg. &apteinen nnoerretteoe
set ipenife 8olttt berom pr. traao-
Lott Telegram. ga Holtttet Dil6e
arreltere 8eorageren pe6 Snrgens
Mnfom1t til 9relleborg, req ban Jig
lps, flpgteoe og ifigb Jig. Son 3D.
Sc piebliffelig.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-06-26

|I|g|'1|I1I 1'f1''E'' |)||||l|a|l |1|l'
peo @enonrtllcriet geitinoiietl, tom
tilbage iibitnuonte glnr og gioroe
Ell Maaneos Giierreite, bporefter ban
cit belgif Gieuefn aongo. San
bleb Der oeforeret meo @ongooroe-
men .gtoile be ierpice". Sra Som
.goitaten cit bnn ienere ODER / Irem.
meolegionenS Gieneite, bpor ban nu
ltob peo 4. 8ataillons 2. &ompqq.
nj. Otter ct gefgg 1912 Dos iin
'slagt Aalborg, blep ban uonnpnt
til Gremierlsitnant beos 2egionet1.
San 6eltog buaoe i 1912 % Sc feI.
gen6e Mar ! Ell &affe @arrpe moo
Morottanerne % bar 81. a. me6 /
en- alborlig & oen TO-. Mpril
lH= Et-N 4EA HE sII WrEE EEf A4E %l
Etfior, peo bpilten @alpoelen al bans
&ompagni bleD oprepet.
SON bar aniet lom en- poali6elig
og opgtig officer, ser bar bel liot
laaDel al tine aammerater font nf
ltnoerofficerer o. Manoifabet.
&bprfor 9anbstinsets !@bire pro-
teiterer. Motiperingen for ben eff
tertrptfelige @rotelt, JON 2mbstin-
gets fonierDatipe Me6lemmer bar
neblagt moo Ben al r@runolopspar-
tierne", til neutrality-suspicious.
uleleligt iammenfnptteoe nretfnroi-
&c Galglop er poa Borbaano gipet
al be nepnte @artiers egen Hresie.
81 c%iterer:
Set, @enltre foritaar beo lige
@algret, CT, at &enltre meo 1922
900 Stemmer ital bape Dobbelt laa
mango Manbater JONI Socialoemo=
frame mes 1O7 900 5temmer og
fire @ange ian mango Man0ater
iom &eire me6 $4,000 Stemmer.
v0emofruten" Marbus.
Denne 8algor0ning Cen Droning>
Ser ubelnffer 2anofreo1ene fra Gor-
Enthusiastically er en- 6orprangnirtg
al bele Observation-Disclosures
soc. ~@olitifen".
Sen lige iao liitige lom infame
9anfe at forfalife galgfreosrefor-
men peb @iennemferelien al Gor-
bol6StalsDalg / 8perne, men iffe
paa 2an6et --
Social emofrnter"
Dette 6orilag er ct Misfoiter.
mgitliellan6s 6olfebloo".
Benitre bar 9gren al en- @algloD,
Der er en- eneitaaen0e meteorological.
5or genitre er 6enne @artifpnis=
me iffe f~latterenoe, og Den maa
bapne Jig. Sntet Harti, ingen &loS-
lie fon o%pretboloe lin Magtitilling
be0 @ielp al Hribilegier, % 8en-
fire mao for ocnne r8eorift" frem=
|faloe @nmmelie ielp Dos fine egne
@9lgere. r6rema6".
Meolemsbld6 for Sc locial-oem.
ung6omsforenmger.)
@nlglopen er bel BET 6aarligite,
ia l%famrmeligite al alt, bpab 8enltre
bar facet fat ito % enc bgrer Mn=
iparet for.
.6pns @enitreblao".
SDab Der MI giennemf9res al
5orboI6stalsbalg CT Sen met fiol-
leoe Gorm al 6e1rne 8algmaa6e, Der
enonu er %giennemfgrt / noget 2ano.
r8eitipIlanos Socinloemofrat."
Dette ifien6ige 8algretslmoeri!
vSocinl-D emofraten".
Dette er Ben brr1talelte Eillap=
ming al en- 5logs meteorological for
bet enc &arti og ouoen Slags for
Set an6et, pi enonu bar let.
uNptgbing Dogblao" (rooifalt).
st grobt stpffe Galggeometri!
n8olitifen".
S n@nsman6sbiemmet" Der er
Meolemsbla6 for Sc ianpirfenoe
iD6ife &usmanosf oreninger, finoes
paa Ben Ieben6e Mrtifels Nlabs fpl-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-06-26

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Ipqo NiusoaQen iprrue. sssSss
Mt Seires ur1oer4 oisie u u,Itr p
oiabeoer er bllepen e,lia ON at tomb
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, '',ua ,r u1elu'A.
~. ~ - ,. = Y, w.. - - M,, u'.os
sps l.s ~ :. D'sD ~ I' IN.
a. $500 q ~ y NJ, ..
ms" -, ~ ) 3 sm.. 10"
m"aa1 80 =
,m-...>rrsa....ua ~. h;,4;r
hsrSt m.:r. 49,, H., y; !, ! i.
x'. i. 49,,
+a,,ft g. /, ;ffo ,,,an m;rr;ohon
f-orfa,,aa ! SCI -, ,,on =, mo,,,rp.
,oI;o ; oonns4;nao+ ~ 49, horfo,
;r,,rne h;hrooo ~ - o;;arc Not ~
Mo ,r,+or+o Mororonsfo,iron +ir aon
4or ,Saire som Morti nil oen,,e
Nntroopn ,,n,n,p hone ,,bchon
~ asaIoer ern Son, her nentoSe ne+
horizon Mr,noronshor+;ernes moro.
~lonior,1oo mar brettet npntooet
Sr. Salo. Hso1llel1 % Nrof. Ee'
traaolpe Norbi1,oelie ODER Mtlanter-
hQpet nprn1er Tia fin @irfeliqoigrel-
{e.
s ssrlono er @oulien-5totionen
inort feroiq. Ser ifete, ion set
pil erinores, ct l1belo, ibet set itore
9oorn nnber en- Grfnn pnlte6es.
men mi err set oienopfsrt.
81. @olb No11lIen % hons sSgr-
1telMeeoorbeioer, 8rof. Neberien, er
reiit til CANADA, bpor Sc lfol inlpi-
cere stotione,1. Ganoba-s tatio1,e,1
er forppriqt feroiq oq tan 1raar
fom Delft trnoe / @irflombe6.
ST. Galo. @oullen fomrner lite
tilbage for i nplte Mauneo. Sen
oanite Opfinoer bill formentliq lelp
lenoe set fprlte Telegram, oper St.
l~anterbapet.
~. 0p1splel8 om DC s~toHseoul9=
e. Seo = Wopoe 1or11pltg no1al1e
aep. 0prgplel9 ~: o.:
Sel Dple Souos1'H9 q : gag
Sen itore @algerbefoltning bill efie-
fpere 0pbsoommen peo set fom-
men6e 8alg.
neutrality-suspicious. bar / Sag
l1otalt, at ban oil in6itille til &o11=
gen, at 2anostinget oplg1es. (&gr!
@pr! Sterft @ifal6). 81 lpgger
trpgt benne Oplgsninq oq Mfqig-
relR al Spgrgsmaalet ON 6e &on-
gepalgte / &ongens oq bans anipar-
liqe Maa6qiperes 6aon6. Ghri1tion
Ben 10oe .er biotiI optraoot fonltt-
tutioneIt FORFEIT, % Ser er inoen
TOM BELT @r1t10 til qt tro 49, bpao
bel nof NOBLE !6airempnn 6rdnmer
ON -. at ban bill ooo in1ob Sc ire
Gier6eoele al Sen oon1fe @efolfnino
% itette sen forfotninositrioiot on=
trpoenoe meoftion.
N1els 1rpn og bans Torbolo til
rEoteutta". @ot- og S%taoSretten
bar paaoemt en- Conn, boor11noer
Sarosttngsmano BtllarS Slnn poo
1too ST. yetels @ren at &latrtng
1osr1tt Straf etter St1lurtelopgtor1rt-
gen lar1t Wtortttttatton at torlt1el-
ltge at 8rpt frer11atte Hotalelier,
rapttl1g at Sunn boooe gtpet lit
9eresor0 paa en- tattt1t u1attobeo,
at ban Daooe le1et, bar optroaot Tom
Beorager % Sotnoler og at ban
bar en- oDerbeb11t Spgner. @re11
baooe arlagt &o11trotog og poo
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-06-26

g SIy~S I>%NS
ges lum1nen ! Greoerifsbapn. to-
ifibningen foregif Ben II. Srli og
'allereoe 3 Gage ienere, ben IA. SUI
Ii, REQ 8rdiierne in0 / 5fngen.
De planteoe ben tpife Urn paa
6prtaarnet iom Eegn paa, at bele
Spllano bar / 6eres 8olou og fra
|Sfagen biemienote Sc til Berlin
flere Seirstrofaer, beriblanot ct
Har gamle, ruitne Sfibsfanoner.
5erlig farafteriitiif er De prpiii-
lfe Stabsofficerers Mofaro UNDER
8eSgg | @reltegaaroen. @nitor 8.
Z: Drecbiel bar life biemme og
SogneprRitens @usboloerjfe moatte
oa tage moo oe mango ltraaleroe
nmformer.
HbDre befippet og benol1et bar
ben 1%taffels @usboloerif e naturlig-
bis o9ret. &elt tabt 9opeoet bar
bun Dog nappe; tbi Or 0fficererne
meo bDoenoe &git forlangte Strife
boge1 %noleperet, Dor bn1 iaa fiffig
at gipe Dem ct gammelt, noifrepet
efsemplar. lnoer uEilgangsliite"
Der ti6ltgere al @enipn til 81
ringen blep fgrt meget npjagtigt at
sogneprai terne optegneoe De
prpliife SHicerer oerefter meo itore
Snirtler og Sping / gotbiife Bog
1taper oeres uoeoelige Napne.
st % auoet.
9ault 8en6elbos @aar6 /
giter 2rum er neobranot. esloen
er opitaoet peo 8agning. @reatu.
rerne og EN- Gel Sn0bo reooeoes.
Gaaroen par foriifret for 13,4OO
aroner.
Sra @orisns meooeles: 2g,
&c 2inmanns Mrpinger bar operoru-
get oen afopoes itore NloSamling
til &oriens Ne1ieum for 400 Qr.
vi bette 8elgb bar 8praooet poet
1900 ST. og @eiten al 8elebet er
lnotonmet pe6 prioate 8i6rag.
- gsbierg er blepen en- flor 8p,
og oens npe, anoen Sognefirfe, ct
mutt og e%ienoommeligt &irfebus,
iom ifal bore Mapnet rSionsfir=
ten, CT peo at DGre fuIbfprt. st
Sogn paa ca. 5000 Snobpggere bill
bltpe benlagt til SEN, % ben reiioe-
renoe &upelan peo Den gomle Gog-
n%efirfe, 3oitor Eboroalo 8iering,
bliper oens ferite Sognepreit.
Sper en- Snes bnr oe / Sal.
9perit itaar: sfogen, Il. SS,1Ii
1864.
9erefter fslger:: albrecbt, Bring
bon 8reusien, So Mor, General ser
aapallerie, &snigsberg.
Saa: gogel b. Jalcfenitein, &p-
ntgltcb, %preusliibe @enerallieutnant
un6 Militairl@uperneur bon Sit,
lono.
Sg tiliioit bele @effen al Dber.
tier og 0beritlpitnanter, &apteiner
og Miuta1ter meo mere eller
napnlig minore laieltge Mopne.
Sen paagi9loenoe gan1le Strife.
bog finoes enom i Sfoge1r @ra1te-
gaar6s Mrftp.
9pbsfalo. 5orretningsfsrer for
oanife 5prttfabrifers s5reoeri=
cia-Mfoeling Sans @eterien er Of
gaaet beo Dozen poo Rigsbolpitulet,
20 aar gamnpel. Mfogoe Hep / 1881
anlat peo De oanffe Spritfobrifer,
% | 1887 blep ban 6orretningsfg-
rer for Observation-Disclosures
Neontngsmano Mnoreas esper.
! sfngen tit Ell Dag MeboeIel-
e ON, at bans 28-oarige 5pn Miels
r orutnet poa glben 11ar 9amburg
Oeo at faloe operboro fra en- Jifefut-
ter. Den Jorulpffeoe efterlaoer Tia
gnfe gsbierg.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-06-26
Dette fienoige @algretsinDoeri
Social emofraten".
81 gro6t @tpffe galggeometril
rNolitifen"

IS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES , Utl q
Meblemsblao for Sc imDtrfenoe
|iD6ife @usman6sforeninger, finoes
paa ben Ieberoe Mrtifels 3la6s fpl-
gen6e 2inier:
y9eu grn6er &pire oper @alg-
loben, % oe bar Met oertil;; tbt ben
|5fi9bne, font er til6elt &artiet, er
lite misunderstanding. Sen Still
ling, @gire faar onptit Der | 2anoet
UNDER ben 1pe 0olgloo, betpoer lite
[Dpo for 8artiet, men BET betpoer ct
|2ip i SorimRoeIigbeo.
@gire faar Sob til / &i%ebe1bdpr
% ! ct &ar 8robinsbDer at bape
Eiin moflRfningsonftalt for 8bire-
met,6. Disk &girem9n6s @ierning
bliper ben at oporage op oplpre
6gire pan 2anoet til at piie, bpor-'
ban De meo Mnitanb ffal bore iig 40
for at pere 2afaier for @enftre;
Site I en- ene]te al 2atloets 50
@algfreoie foar Seire otoe1 Spga-
pe ertb at ifre 8enitren1attoen polgt.
Ssire bar baar1et o. ipottd 8groer-
ne, hi er bets e1eiR politife Sob
Evening journal., 1914-09-01
Ther Nerer Cnme Rack.

Ine1 never NUnt Dhtht
A law of sports as inmutable az
"the laws of the Medes and the Per-
slams" is. They never come back"
Trapshooting shows no exceptions to
this rule, but the reason why a trap
shooter never comes back is simple
he never goes back.
To settle any question in the mat
ter. all that will be necessary will
be to attend the Grand American
Handicap where on the firing line
Will be found many of the old guard
OF the grand army Of clay bird bus
ters. Among the veterans that will
likely attend the big shootfest are;
Tom A. Marshall Ed Banks, W r.
Crosby, Fred Gilbert and Rullo o.
Heikes. members Of the All-American
team that invaded the British Isles in
1901 and vanquished the Britishers
despite the fact that the Englishmen
fred both barrels" in successive at
tempts to bring down each clay tar
get. while the Americans pulverized
the saucers in much greater num-
bers. shooting but "one barrel"
Last year there were SOL entries
in the Grand American HandicaI
Event. It is predicted that ZOO viii
shoot in it this year. Several viii
mingtonians will be on hand. amons
them being. w. Coyne, T. E. Doremus
j. T. Skelly, G. F. Lord. w. A. Joslyn
A. B. Richardson, w. NJ. Foord, w
Hammond. T. S. Chalfant. ]. P. Nc
Hugh, John Minnick and possibl,
/ several others.
Evening journal., 1914-09-01
Dr.. Wagner's Suggestions
To Rural School Teachers

ordering books Leave it for your
successor.
4. A new school register.
Suggestion. Every teacher in the
state is to keep this years school
record in a new register. Make all
entries carefully, and fill all the
blanks in the annual summary faith
fully. Leave the register in the
school for the next teachers help and
guidance.
8. Copies of Our Delaware.
words and music. copy for every
child that reads print.
Suggestion Have the children
learn words and music by heart, to
sing on all public occasions. Pre-
serve the copies from year to year.
These publications are sent to
principals of town schools in quanti-
ty: each teacher in the school is tc
receive the outfit. Each teacher oi
rural school will receive a set by
mail.
! Hoping that these suggestions vii
! help teachers to realize their wishes
for better schools" | sincerely wisl
! for every teacher that best posses
sion, namely thorough and daily en-
ioyment of his work, and remain,
Faithfully yours,
CHAS. A. WAGNER.
Commissioner of Education.
Evening journal., 1914-09-01
Pied PIPER TO
RID WILMINGTON
OF RAT nuisance

The Board Of Health yesterday af-
ternoon considered the question Of
securing a "Pied Piper" to drive rod
ents in this city to their death. The
subject was brought up by Secretary
Ellison who said that owing to the
outbreak of the bubonic plague in
New Orleans, the majority Of eastern
cities were exterminating rats.
City Engineer Taylor said that an
unusual number of rats had been
noticed in and about the Zoo in North
Brandywine Park. II was also learn
ed that the rats were fed to other
animals there. as many as 500 being
killed there in one day. After hear
ing this the board instructed Secre-
tary Ellison to ask the Park Commits
sioners to cooperate with the Health
Board in exterminating the rats.
Members of the board are congrat.
ulating themselves on the small
number of garbage collecting com
plants received this year as compared
with those Of last year. The boart
states that they have the collection
pretty we'll under hand although the,
are collecting 25 per cent more car
loads a day as compared with tn
same time last year.
Evening journal., 1914-09-01
MIDDLETOWN MERCHANTS
BACK TO LATE HOURS

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
MIDDLETOWN, Del. Sept. 1.-Af-
ter an early hour closing during Juy
and August. all the stores Of the town
will resume longer hours today WIN
possibly one exception all the stores
haN C been closing at six o'clock IN the
afternoon. Now the closing hour will
be eight o'clock. The postoffice, which
has been closing at seven o'clock
will remain open until eight o'clock.
The public schools of Middletown
will open one week from tOday-on
Labor Day. There will be a large en-
rollment of students. many OF whoa
will be from the country near by. The
following is the corps of teachers, az
of whom with one exception, were re-
4 elected Miss Ida " Howell, princi'
pal; Miss Louise Ratledge, vice prhi.
eipal: assistants, Miss May McLane
Miss Elsie r. Jones. Miss Ada NJ. Scott
and Miss Prudence Lewis. The vice
principal. Miss RaClidge, was elected
I 10 succeed Miss Anna r. Lawson, wh'
resigned to accept a position at Rocl
Run. Ala.
An auto, driven by John +. Coch
ran, of Galena Md, ran into a loi
wagon driven by James Powell q
I Townsend, near Ginn's Corner. Th
wagon was loaded with telephone
poles. Mr. Cochran's auto was badr
wrecked.
Mr. and Mrs. jefferson B. Foar'
have returned home after a month
stay at Eaglesmere. Pa.-Mrs. r. II
Beck is entertaining Mrs. Harr
Hewes of Washington Mrs F.
Pennington and family have had a
their guests, Miss Lidia McNamee. q
North East, Nd and Miss Lidia Cur
, rey. of Collingswood, N. J.-Mr an
/ Mrs James d. Davis, jr., are enter
tanning MI and Mrs. Solver, of Wynn
cote. Pa.-Miss Elizabeth Alexandt
, is at Coatesville, Pa.-Mr. and Mr.
John r. Brown were recent visitor
, with Mrs Browns sister. Mrs. Jane
Fenner, at Sharon Hill, Pa.
Evening journal., 1914-09-01
Superfluous Hair
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Evening journal., 1914-09-01
LODGE MUSICALE TO
help OUT TRIP plan

The Atlantic City Trip Committee
OF Delaware Lodge. No. /. /. o. o. F..
met last night when plans for the two
days outing on September % and "a
were made Delaware Lodge being
the oldest in the State is planning to
have a large delegation present at the
resort when the Sovereign Grand
Lodge meets this year. The lodge has
purchased several handsome flags
which they will carry in the parade.
Delaware lodgemen will be accom-
panied on the trip by their own band
of 2S pieces and while at the resort.
the local lodgemen will stop at the
Hotel Castro
To assist the lodge to raise funds
for the trip a musicale and dance will
be given in Odd Fellows Hall. Tenth
and King streets on next Friday
evening.