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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-04

the FIRST part Of the world 70 be free
from tuberculosis, said Dr.
Vaughan. Il don't think this IS
visionary a. all.
Since 1850. Michigan deaths from
tuberculosis have been reduced
about 81 per cent, the greater part
In the last Is years. II Is not u--
reasonable to look forward %
time when we shall know tu5r-cu.
losis no more. except a. We read
about IL In history.
Already, Michigan has tho low.
est death rate from Tuberculosis.
vith the exception % the mountain.
Gus state OF Utah This inl!cst"s
tina, as far as climate is concerned.
We have one as favorable 70 tho
eradication OF tl5crrulc-ls az any
country in the world
DR.. Vaughan po,a:cd cat that the
great reduction II the tuberculosis
death rate has come IL The large
cities: that there las been no re-
duction In small towns and Ia coun-
try districts These districts must
BE- reached IN the campaign now
opening.
Dr. J. H. Kellogg. of Battle Creek
member Of the state board OF health
said that az malaria was the
real cause q the decadence Of
Greece. 20 tuberculosis would de-
strny modern civilization unless
something u done 20 decrease &.
The problem Is, how 10 get
every body 70 vork--every newspa.
pei, every teacher" he said
Or Henry 5 Bartholomew. of
Lansing, member Of the board. told
Of lngham county, fight. and de.
clared for the establishment 81 hos
pitfalls. not pest.houses, FOR tubercu-
losis cases
Or John +. Burkhart secretary %
the board. urged the cooperation %
physicians In the rural districts.
They know Of many cases. but
feel that u they speak about them
TO members Of the family. they viii
be accused Of mercenafy motives.
he said Or Burkhart believed that
the work ~ Identifying these cases
and reporting them cogld be LEFT
20 the visiting NURSES
prof H. r strong. % Ypsilanti
who carries his 81 years 40 n they
were half that number. spoke in
favor Of anutuberculosis education
in the schools not only In theory
but In practice Re advocated
breathing exercises ~ part o. the
I curriculum.
The state is TO be congratulated
on the logical plan which It's health
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-04
Germans Begin
Lemberg Drive

BERLIN. Via The Hague, June
THE Austro-German march on
Lrmberg has begun Upon a 100
mile front the combined forces OF
Mackeusen and Linsingan are roll
ing the Russians back upon their
last stronghold In Gail~Ia. The
slavs are making desperate efforts
to reform their lines for a anal
stand
From bio nev hoal1narfers in
Przemysi, Gen Macksaseu tele.
rraphed a message 81 tougratula.
tions TO fhe king Of Bavaria today.
The conduct Of our brave Ba.
yarian troops has aided u. In a great
victory. wired the German com.
mander They have eon q name
for themselves IN tbs history OF a
great war
Nearly three entire Austro-Cer-
man arinv tprps pressed an through
przemyal Yesterday eastward afonk
the Lrmberg railway and occupied
M7dyka, eigat miles east ~ the
captured fortress city. without 70.
s.stauc0 Dispatches from tho battle
front today said that the Bavarlan
troops ard tho main body ~ Mack.
enscns forces paused within the
gates Of Przemysl. bat that a large
body Of infantry was hurried for.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-04

from the River Rouge, y quarter
nile from the blaze. finally got the
Ore under control early this morn
ms,
The following losses wers report.
cd this morning
Charles A. lahscr general store
and postoNlce. $4,000. partly in
sured Only little OF the stock
was saved
r. u. Northrup. furniture. loss
complete. about $4,000, insurance.
81 900.
Thorp 4 Perry, bakery, loss S..
GOO.
The hardware store OF Swasoy a
Emmons may be partly saved.
Amos Otis lumber yard. where the
fire started. vas completely burned
out with loss at about $4,000,
mostly covered by insurance.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-04
Suburban News
YPSILANTI.

Everett skinner Is quArantined
Henry owen is entertaining his
sister. Mrs Lasie Rowe. OF ohio; -,
The futile hill school closed this
afternoon with prosrana and pic
\ Miss Fiorence cr,ppen has been the
successful teacher for three years,
Miss Katherine y. Corbeti. former
~ fourth grade teacher at tho Gem
trial school graduated from TeasaeTs
college. Columbia university, Wed-
ueaday. Miss Corbett viii remain IN
New York aud act as social director
a. the La Rose settlement during the
abnancs OF Miss Helen MontegriIo
u son was born "Wednesday 90 MI.
md Mrs. Wesley Dawson, OF Cathe-
Ire PittsncId Ladies' Aid society
Wae entertained Thursday evening In
The home OF Mrs. George strong on
ars' w. I. Mccullough has return
"a from a ave weeks sotourn In chs.
caeo. where she was the guest ct
Prof and Mrs. Irving Hunter.
The Normal High school basebail
team win play Howeh SATURDAY al
III and Mrs. Bert u. sevey re.
turned Friday from Battle Cr*sk
where they went to attend the We'd
ding Of Miss Lincoln Roberts 10
VI
sided near Rawscnyille.
a toint meeting of the NJ Won
enss Foreign Missionary societT Was
held FRIDAY afternoon with the stony
creek society In the home 81 MS
Elton l.. Sanderson.
News has heen received 81 the
death az Topeka Kan, OF +. 6 Kit
tell. OF the Normal class Of OF. Bntn
Mr.. Kitieii and his wife were Wei
Known In both Normal and city cir
Flea Mr.. Kitteli has taught most
\ sIcressfully in watrousville, orion.
!nxford and Topeka. The body was
Wrought 10 White Pigeon. his FORMER
home. Tor intermeui.
The Jolly Country club OF superior
viii meet Friday evening with tEe
Misses Pearl and Roberta Hickman.
IA business meeting Of the q. A. X
will be held this evening.
the Ypsiianti High school baS&pal u
team will play Wayne saturday art
ernoon in Wayne
Mrs. Jessie Martin is III with mea-
ypsiIanfi Grange No. 80 viii hold
shi;dy.n's day exercises SATURDAY az
frrpoon al the home OF Mr.. and Mrs
eugene strong north af the city
Ms. n. +. bird assisted by Miss
Carrie switxer. will have charge ~
she program. which VIII begin ~
i.3o supper will be served az tne
close Of the afternoon by Mrs. Meme
parlipx and her committee.
Mrs. william Horn. Mrs. w
Kerlon and Mrs Matthew sinkule
viii have charge OF homo bake sale
Rasurday afternoon IN Howard
meat market The proceeds WITH &c
towards replenlshfnz the treasury OF
the pyffiar sisters.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-04

ward in pursuit Of the Russians
FROM the south. Won Linsingen Is
hurting she fuU weight of his armies
against the Russian left wing \ Il.
gantic battle Is raging along the
front from th, region Of SANDER TO
north OF Slryi. Repeated terrific
Russian ccuuter-attacks have failed
20 halt the Austro-German adyanc,
north OF Ssryl and the Russian LETT
&, slowly retiring
In their retreat through the great
Gahcla petroleum district, the Rus
SLAMS are setting IRE 20 every oil
we'll In their path Vienna dis
patches Today estimated that So.o03
tons OF oil have been SET in flames.
hghtirs gg tae region for miles
along tile PrzemyslI.embsrg rail
Nay.
An The pre- lie schools were closed
here to-day la celebration Of the vic
tory at PrktuysI The Berlin news
papers predicted that MackerseG's
drive WIZ weep every soldier o.
the czar out OF Galician territory
North ~ przeSysL in the region
east o. Jqraslau. The retrcat.ng Rus.
slams have abandon j many guns
A barge part OF the gayrisou ta4t
defended yrzemys! against the last
PUSHES or ,ae Bayariops ION into the
hard az The victorious armies. hu'
,ae number az prisoccrs hes not yet
been stimated
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-04
Bio Battle Soon
In DdrddneHeS,
Is Expectation

ATHENS. june f-German laubes
have bonn 6arded concentration
camp Of The allies az Mudr0s, killing
Is zouayes Nvt.leue dispatches to
day saii no damage vas dome 10 tint
ammunition depotS
\ decisive br,tle shat may have
an important bearing on the Darda-
nelles campaign is believed TO he i'm
minent 1t may De fought next week
pebarkation of allied reinforcement
on Galipoli peninsula has now con
tinUed for several days The Turks
are concentrating large forces be
hind their defenses Dispatches re-
ceiyed here today said that j0eoV
syrians have arrived in Constant
nople aud are being rushed 10 The
peninsula for the expected battle.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-04
HIGHLAND PARK.

Two alleged shopilfters. Rosie RITA
ana May1uerite I.acosta. were arrest
"a in Highland Park Thursday AFTER
noon by Sergt. Burtch. They are ar-
cused az stealing artic 80 OF cloth
lt,g from the Bium"nthal department
store and from Hovsy's dry goods
store At the womer's home rnn
and numerous articles OF clothing,
All OF the very best materials. was
found, and In being held IN the High
land Park police station The women
will be arraigned before Justice Ian
Mrs. {. r. smith. OF No. 81 Buena
vista-ave. east. has reformed nome
sitter an extended visit with friends
and re alive. In Canada
Mr.. r.. Max. Of No. ~ Beresford-
ave. died Thursday morning as re-
suit OF injuries sustained In an acel-
aent some time ago. Funeral services
win be held from the home SATURDAY
Mrs. ! 7. Lane left today for q
visit In Quincy. Ill.
John Weiss, son ~ Mr.: and Mrs
ave, will take the principal juvenile
role In the soiree dc danse 20 be Civ
en- nv the pupils 81 Mr.. Theodore j.
smith In the Garrlck thester. De
troll, Monday. June Z. John Weiss
WI 1 take the part OF the assistant toy
maker In the ballet The Toy shop
Mrs. II. w jerks. % Harhcr Reach.
daughter, Mrs. Frederick Carter. Of
No. 2o4 E1mhurft-ave-
Mr.. and Mrs. a. s. Newberry, % No.
20 East Grand-Rve.. have returned
home after visit with friends ~
Port Huron. Mich.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-04

unaccompanied ~ p wrongful mo
tive to hilure others.
The suit 10 dissolve the United
States steel corporation was started
during The administration Of Presi.
dent Taft. His attorney general.
George W. wickersham. and former
Judge Jacob NJ. Dickinson. special
assistant encouragement. drew the
petition and caused &. TO be aled
Trenton.
The petition. naming 81 detendan,
corporations. Ave men as trustees
ana Is as officers 81 the corporation
ueelf and subsidiaries, was brou
under the sherman antitrust Law.
The payer, comprising 80 PRINT
RACES. went into the history Of the
Incorporation OF the holding com
Vary.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-04

board has worked out said Dr.
William n Price, Detroit health
oncer. As tuberculosis Is com
manicahls disease. certain things
are necessary In a struggle agains,
IT, These are On a knowledge OF
the cases t2i a knowledge OF how
they are transmitted. and 80 the
remedy-hvE treatment The
board : plan embraces all three az
these. and / know OF no reason why
the results desired cannot be OBJ
talued
Il ,hiuk thar when the impress.
sion prevails that the patient Is not
getting ait De is entitled TO from the
stare unless his case Is reported.
mitch OF she objection 10 reportin 2
"a case VIII ti appear.
tuberculosis is spread by init
mate and prolonged contact 4
knowledge OF the central case will
bring knowledge OF others derived
from IT, and may prevent these
others from becoming open cases
The plan Of the board also proposes
the ssta 5,ishment OF institutions.
where the patients will not only get
THE best OF treatment for them.
selves. bHt viii cease 70 be a men.
ace 10 the community"
Dr. Price here referred TO the lae
which provides that a county may
use FIVE per cent ~ lis taxes FOR the
esta blishment OF q tuberculosis san.
atoriun aud Is support.
Dr Guy Z. Kiefer former Detroit
health officer. who began the anti
dgbt OF the Detroit
Board OF Health. advised sending
ont a corps of lecturers where con-
dition~ are worst
Let Thorn Be volanteers-you can
get plenty Of them ne declared
"Lst them tell the people in each
district What the state board is try
ing 10 10. and what the nurses are
ccomplishing
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-04


as other varships. their use is en-
tirely proper. but they must follow
out the policy OF visitation and
search when proceeding against
vessels other than recognized ships
OF war. especially when such YES.
sells are passenger carriers, and
non-com bat ANTS and neutrals must
be given such protection as is com.
PEELED By international law when
IL is necessary 90 sink vessels that
are carrying contraband.
Offclals declare unfounded sug
gestions made here that Germany
has laid the foundation for de
mand on the United States that. In
return for German compliance With
America views. tho United states
should compel teh allies 10 meet
the suggestions raised in the 20
called identical notes sent by this
government prior to the opening Of
the submarine campaign The "iden-
teal notes" at the outset made Il
clear that the United States was
acting as best friend" Of the com
batants and that the notes suggcs.
lions we're for the purpose of miti.
eating war for the benefit OF non.
combatants. II VAS aatly set forth
that nothing they contained bound
the United States 20 any hard and
fast policy. This VAS said 10 dis.
pose Of tho suggestion that Ger.
many either can. or desires to
decker"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-04

proceeding under the Sherman anti.
trust law, is largely one OF business
facts"
In another part OF the opinion the
court states that the real test OF
monopoly Is not the size OF that
which r. acquired but the trade pow.
er Of that which Is not acquired.
''It mere size were the test 81 mon.
opoly aud trade restraints" the
court further on said. I'VE have not
ore. bit half dozen unlawful mon
opolIer IN the large department
stores 60 n single city"
The court found nothing wrong in
the steel corporation acquiring the
Tennessee Coal & Iron company,
Guriug the financial panic OF 1907
and ,Aur virtually approves the atti-
tuce OF the Roosevelt administration
N not interfering with that deal. On
this pcsnt the court held that the out
nut OF Tennessee AZ the time was
only A.. per cent OF the eountry's
total output; that up to that time IL
had rot been a business sue1ess
thar VIZ principal product rails. was
o,adea a loss: that IT'S ultimate sue.
crsa was doubtful and involved a
n.uher outlay Of s,5.ooo. 900 and that
~ r.sr~hase ~ the Tennessee prop
~. % well as that OF several
~ n>e<s concerns earlier in the his
k3nY ~ the hss corporation. was
rSno ID fair business course and
~(A> lscnees sxertion of ones
oop1rpel for ones beneh
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-04
BAD FIRE
IN BEDFORD
Large Section of Vii
lage Is Wiped Out
BY Flames

BEDFORD. Mich. June Fire,
originating In the Amos otis lum'
her yard wiped ont large nart OF
the business section e. bedford
'ast night. A high Wind famed the
flames. and for a time the entire
village was threatened with de.
struction.
The flames broke out about II
o'clock and in half hour we're be
yond control by the local Are fight
ers Aid was rushed from Detroit
and the hremcn. although handi
capped by having 10 pump water
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-04

Howell. Hich.. who Is visiting his
daughter, Mrs. J. l.. Austin. OF High
land PARK. II have taken the Times
over Since 1t started" said Mr..
uopghta;ing. while being shown
through the new Times plant, and
value n first OF all for It's refusal
20 be part OF the liquor trafiic
through the publication OF wet ads.
never expected TO see such
triumphant growth OF anti-saloon
sentiment as Is revealed today"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-04
BARTENDER
TUMBLES DOWN
STAIRS; MAY DIE

Stumbling on the stairway In
iarles wilkins saloon, No. 400
Nichiganav early Friday morning,
dot" Dryer bartender employed
In the place. fell down the stairs
and fractured his skull so badly that
II Is feared he cannot live, He was
removed ia Grace hospital
wilkins. his wife. and another bar
,enser told Detectives Wilson and
I.annan that pwyer was under the
influence OF liquor when he fell down
the stairway
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-04
GROWTH OF DRY
SENTIMENT GIVES
JOY TO THIS MAN

The original dry men are being
heard rom They are proud OF
their record as prophets Che of
these George lIoughtaling. OF
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-04

propelled by motor, horse. or man.
on tie streets Friday. but floatedy a
Bite star pennant. Mary OF the
fashionable limousines. electric
ooupes and handsome touring cars
and blue ensign OF
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-04
Thieves prcyed ON members Of the
nnIIre drpn ~ ricnf. Ihuradnt. strnl-

ing two uifOrn cnafs owned BY
ratroiuan NauTics NrNaUeo ~
No aGT Harrison ave. and ranFack-
fph rho home ~ John Beeler ~
80 % Living soonest. the veteran
tsulfor % police headquarters Nc
Namec's tWo police coats were
"snebked' from q trunk IN the back
ward ~ his homa In Rrcier'a home
the burglars took advantage ~ =
short absence 81 Mrs Bcehr. and
between 4 and 10 o'clock W the
morning Thoroughly searched the
houro. getting suit Of clothes
rev0lver. gold watch gold ring. and
chiid's hank containing a small
amount - money.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-04

10y
be dry b OF
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-04
SUN SHINES
FOR BLUE Ny
STAR DAY

tContInued from rsse oae)
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-04
NEW NOTE
TO GERMANY
NOW READY

Continued from Page oneJ
Evening journal., 1915-07-24
MONEY TO LOAN
IF THIS is YOUR BIRTHDAY
JULY "a.

The faults of a person of this birth
date are impatience and a quick tenn
per.
The governing sign. Leo. gives
great fortitude in danger and the
power to meet quickly and oapably
all situations This sign also sends
out peculiarly strong solar fluids
which make this nature very attrac-
tive and highly magnetic.
Actors and actresses of keen emo
tional genius are born under the sign
of Leo
Success may he achieved in the pro-
fessions and in creative work Once
learning self-control. this nature may
accomplish wonders in the world Of
work
This person is always surrounded
by q large circle of friends He is
affahle, and a good talker and a
clever entertainer
Mercantile interests will be profit
ably served during the coming month
by the Want Ads. Read them care
fully each day.
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SANITARY WORKERS.

NJ h. kELTER-5ANlTA.tY. ODOL
WI. LESS EXCAVATIN0.
Umte. g. W. Corner Fourth and West Ste
d. & A. Phone. b1Je. oct2l-tf
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Information for Travellers

LIIIns MAIAed - arc LpFesses


,rso''i .s $50 80 go ~" ,5
:, t. g9g.SslPs a.
81 sss 49,. $50 49, g .oi s S sHs
ri s e o. s's SO H ma = e.
SS @ i Il - s s s. III III os i'''
'"ii * S;i",'' s';9is 1 ss
To- s ssI%S and T % Stations Stations 0s.,,
DELAWARE P, B W.
Far Points DoTn the STATE Mo Os So O44' M
state Sundays. 4 M'Z.is.oi S5s 1914 P. M.-4.Ss
a RAILROAD.
s'" p M e Ts:A sss. SEQ ' ;. :ss 49, 's''
s'% 1S ana ~S9g'oe sSad s. A-4SSsSs 1882 NJ
!'1s ' M T' 81 ss5 US = 'S'3 ; 'sosi
!, s s.'f.lgs sunday; az n G: 800, 20 So 1908
''a s9s Y 49, II ID go 50 Nj 40 P M 'a'
STEAMBOATS,.
Ptnsaeh" and Chester dsly-s9 800 1870 4 M II $780,
'''' 49, PHNNsGRovB FERRYBoAT %
~,% $ n ais =
BEACH
10 o1ss ss F ' sat 9 ns5Ss ws goS's So and
o a s as and s Sd sPSnds% Leave Wilmington $50 10
-, .,,. RIvEEvIEw FEt9H cPESSsy1IIg! ., .,..,...
Fourth stree, TSsrf AZ o,ost Wilmington
~ a. " anu anu SUBURBAN TROLLEY
4s:: I Ss arb half hour T us;n s f q minutes
To New Castle Front and Market streets ni hour The
days holidays to %
minutes. SnG nais ns s s hSr 10 9a a as a s Is
70 ' s a SS' SPRING sP K.nS sss,l. . " min
u Minutes Siors b'iSr. tn. S. hour a. l MIN
oo,~.o,,,
Evening journal., 1915-07-24
FENTON BEACH

Leave Orange street wharf daily except
Saturdays and Sundays s. so and 900 a. m. /;
100. AS and 6 90 p. M Leave Bench
D.. N.
Saturdays: Leave Wilmington $50. 500
and 1000 m. ; 100. 3.45. 500 and 7 90
a. m; $50, 500 and 1000 p m.
Sundays: Leave Wilmington $50. 500
1000 and 1900 a. M and LOO. AIS. $50
and 7 90 p. m. Leave Beach 700 and IL 90
a. M 90 $50 500 Z 90 and 1000 r. m
Dancing every afternoon excepting Sun.
day. Orchestra from steamer President"
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RiVervieW Beach

(PENNSVILLE, n. j.
Steamer leaves beach daily excepting Sun
day, 700 a. NJ 4.3O P. NJ
Leave Wilmington, SHIRLEY street wharf.
1000 a.. NJ. 5.45 p. NJ.
Additional trips Saturday. Leave beach
las p. NJ, and Wilmington, 3.45 P. NJ con
Meeting with Wilson Line boats at Fourth
Street Wharf at AS clock.
Sunday trips-Leave beach 700 els and
las A. NJ. and 500 P NJ
Leave Wilmington IS and 1890 A. NJ
and LOO and 600 p NJ.
Special rates on charters and excursions
Fare IS cents
Evening journal., 1915-07-24

STATE OF della
iOc IT, S. l. r. WARE, OFF, CE
STAMP or SECRETARY OF
CANCELLED STATE.
CERTIFIcATE OF
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MASQUERADE SUITS.


NJ ASQUERADE SUITS. A STAN
wi BERWICK, NO. 929 Vandever Ave
nue.. d. g. A. Phone. eo3o. md1ii-tt
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

~------'----~-----~--~-----
/ NVESTMENT-s125 so IN ONE or THE
l. most attractive propositions in the coun'
try. This small investment make may You
fortune. Bank and other good endorse.
ments; free booklet Unity Company. No.
466 Dwight Bldg, Kansas City. Mo iyei-1t
Evening journal., 1915-07-24
TRANSPORTATION.
Pennsgrove Ferry

SUMNER SCHEDULE.
Leave Wilmington and Pennsgrove every
hour. the hour from A. M. TO 10 P. N
Also 5. As A NJ from Wilmington and
Ills P. NJ. from Wilmington 8 o'clock
A. NJ. from Pennsgrove. and 1l.15 p. NJ
from Penusgrove.
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LICENSE APPLICATION

>-->~~>>~-,~~~~->~-~-~~-~-~-
NJ OTICE-I JACOB j.. KOPP. THE
IN owner and tenant of the house situated
at Kos. 4i6-41S Walnut street. in the
Fourth ward, in the city Of viii
mington; county Of New Castle. and
State Of Delaware. an compliance with
the requirements OF the Acts Of the
General Assembly. in such case made anc
provided. do hereby give notice that shall
apply IN writing TO the Court Of Genera
Sessions Of the State Of Delaware. in anc
for New Castle county. on Monday. the
goth day Of September A. D. 1915. being
tie next term Of said court for a license for
said house an inn or tavern. for the sale
therein Of intoxicating liquors. ia less guam
ties than one quart. 10 be drunk en- the prem
ises. and the following respectable citizens
Of said ward. ai least twelve OF whom are
substantial freeholders Of said ward. recon
mend the said appl cation. viz.
Frederick Schuster WI aiaves.
Sylvester !. France, Enoch Goodwin
Raffaele Julian. Adam VAIL
William d. Karr. James b Zebley
William f. Tyson. y r. Kane
James Kane. John + McAleer
Philip Thompson. VIM Hickman
Joseph s. Mammele, Vincent Woodcox.
". II Hartlove. Joseph Perry
Martin V Farrell James W McAlister,
Francis y McNulty. Walter a Green
Jesse j Tyson, Jr.. William + Jackson.
George France, Charles II Schuster
Joseph W. Kitchen. Jesse Traub.
jy23-3t JACOB J. KoPP
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AGRNTs MANTEn.

A GENTS WANTED-TO TAKE ORDERS
"a for nursery stock. Pay weekly. Perry
Nurseries Rochester, n y jy2a-lt.
u 10 SUMNER SELLER-MAKE $40 A
~ day. BIZ season is on. get busy. Sell
concentrated Soft Drinks-iust add water.
Delicious summer drinks for the home, pic.
MICS parties. fairs. BAH games, etc. Every
popular drink-small package makes so
teed under II s.. Pure Food Laws Woods
made $40 first day. Quinn took 1i5 orders
Two days Others coming money. selling 10
soda fountains soft drink stands. etc; $50
other hot weather sellers; over 100 per cent
nroht Territory going fast Complete ont
NJ furnished sample case free Just "A
postal today now. American Products Com
pany Asso Third ST., Cincinnati, Ohio.