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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1915-04-02
Legal BLANKS

Warranty Leeds. Quit Claim Deed
ChattIe Mortgages, Real Estate Mortga-
gees, Inventories Suponeas, Warrants
Reports etc. for Sale at the COURIER
lOFFIcE.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1915-04-02

Don't fail to read and take adj
vantage sef our Free Cabbage
Plant offer in another column.
is the time to plant them for
early cahhafe.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1915-04-02

Mrs Kitty Dillon, Of Winslow
was in Jasper Friday and Satur
day visiting friends and attend
ing the teachers examination.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1915-04-02

Mrs S A. Cooper and Mrs W..
A. Wilson were hostesses for the
Trinitp Aid Society Wednesday
afternoon.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1915-04-02

The Twentieth Century Club
meets with Mrs. Geo. w. Haber-
ly next Wednesday evening.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1915-04-02

The county commissioners hold
their regular monthly session
next Monday.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1915-04-02
Miss Leona Krempp spent Sat
urday in Evansville.

Lawyer Robt. Armstrong, of
the Burg. was in attending to
business here Wednesday.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1915-04-02

DR.. Geo Norman has rented
DR. Drivers residence on West
Seventh ST., and will move his
family here from Velpen in the
near future.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1915-04-02

Teachers examination was
held at the public school building
in Jasper Saturday.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1915-04-02

AS a rule a good man can ho
come bad a blamed sight quicl
than a bad man can becol.
good.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1915-04-02

w. E. Cox is preparing to
build a new residence on his LOT
on West Seventh st.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1915-04-02

That popular sign, Safety
First" will not always insure q
fellows life.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1915-04-02

~ Large assortment of Rugs,
Linoleum, Mating, Window
Shades at Jacob C.. Lorey's.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1915-04-02
Strengthened Him Out

j. p, Jones, Boothe, Ark, writes: 81
had severe case OF kidney trouble and
could do no work at l. Foley Kidney
Pills slaughtered me OFT at once" The
same stoIy is told by thousands of 9TH
ers; weak back. rheumatism, kidney
and bladder troubles yield quickly
Safe and effective. Joe. A. Mehringer
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1915-04-02

New 5 Room Cottage on Col
lege Ave. Inquire of CARL
FISHER, at home or at Star Bak-
cry.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-27

convinces me of better life to come.
l don't believe any of the young peo-
pie who see me nodding here in the
sun understand that even at 78 one
may be, at heart, the same as a girl
of 20. .-.s:..
1t was only three months ago that
met Tom Bentley after a separation
of so years. The Bentleys had lived
for generations in this little town, but
Tom went west. when he was boy,
after a quarrel with his sweetheart,
and understood he had married and
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= GRANDMA'S IRRITATION .
s.* So So
~. BY Mildred Carter
Copyright by W. G. Chapman.)
Nowthat l have passed my seventy
eighth birthday 1 like to sit on the
piazza and doze in the sun on warm
afternoons. l like to see the life of
the village, the girls and young men
passing along the sidewalk under
meath. Sometimes one of them will
look up at me. Hello, grandma!
they shout cheerfully, and nod.
1 like it, especially in springtime,
when the leaves are beginning to un-
fold and nature takes on a renewed
life. 1t is always a miracle to me, this
new opening of the buds, just the
same now as when l was girl so
many years ago.
l was brought up very strictly IN
the Presbyterian belief. In those days
we all thought that only the elect
could be saved, and that many were
destined to perish eVerlastingly IN
he'll fire. Then, remember, Mr.. Oar
win brought out book which told
us we were nothing but monkeys and
had no souls, any more than the
beasts. was never so sure that the
beasts hadn't, and am less sure OF 1t
now than ever; but, still, that was
period of great unrest A lot OF re-
igious folks ceased to believe in any
thing, and there was good deal of
hypocrisy in the matter of church
going.
But of late years 1 have seen the
change that is coming over folks
again. 1t isn't so much that they are
turning back to the old beliefs as that
they are beginning to believe: They
haven't got it all down so fine, about
predestination and all that, mean,
but still they are beginning to believe
as they used to. And that strikes me
90 tho finest sort Of haliof-a belief
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-27
my Wife and Were Very Happy
Together" =, :

settled for good in California. The
first part was true, but the second
was exaggerated; at. any rate, he had
come back a Widower, his children be-
ing married and scattered, to end his
days in Four Corners .E,, .
When 1 looked at the gray old man
and remembered the dark-haired- boy
whom l had loved so much and sent
away, my heart felt as if it was going
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-08-28
unisre 0IaaGe.

Soft f9ibe bid. mein @oterlonb!
gr fibre bid gum Siesel
uno ftarrt bon 5einoen ou9 Der
StranD,
8ir geben infer 8lut gum pfonb
Sn biefem bcireen 8rieee.
Milb bonnert ous Der Cuff berab
Der gpmben SdredsetOfe,
Inns f9leuoerno in Elm tribes Grab!
Die 9Dffnung nebmen mir binab,
Dob uns bein Siee erlDfe.
Mein @aterlanb! mein beutfdes 2anb.
SIN 2orbeerfhmude prnngen6.
Wilb reflect on Dir Jeinbes 9anb.
9erab bid febenb unberfpanbt,
Sn Neib unb 9ufen bansenb.
SIN Staube mDhten fie bid feb'n.
Grniebrieet pDn Sdersen
Ser Dsutfden gbre miro beiteb'n.
Begeifterung ni1t u~nteroeb'n,
SIN 9eraen mir fie bergen.
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9ur9 bos fleine Do9fenffsr f9imz
merten eefb Sic IeBten @trobIen Der
untergebenben Come. Stin lag Die
blaHe Srau unb fab nit eroben Mus
gen ouf bas 2idterfpiel on Der Manb.
.. oab fie belite, an biefem ftolaeften
Sage feines 2ebens, nibt an 5einer
Seite fein fonnte! Mie hatten {te
Beibe bieien Sag erfebnt! Stun mar
tr ba! uno alles niirbe ibm auiubeln
uno ihm 2orbeerfrdnae fpenben. Nur
fe. feline 5rau. bate nidts fir ibn,
80 ear nidts. sic botte fdon Wp9en
lang ni9t me1r orbeiten fDnnen, =
aaes, ones MAI aufsebreu9t. 8. tpie
bate fie fi4 beute fdmiiden mDsen fir
ibn! Sbn hoIbfelis empfangen, tpenr,
Il gefr0nt beimfam. Ser @ebanfe IieB
fte nidt mebr lps. gr ipurbe gun,
Munf9, unb Der Munf9 gum Millen.
Soute lie es nidt bod einmul per-
fu4en. oufaufteben9 !9atte tie ni9t
pOhlDertpabrt in Der beften 2obe ibr
Branttleio nnb ibren Mprtbenfranag
Der Mine Der Rranfen 1T ABB.
2angfdm, langfam erbebt fie ii9 =
taffenb = rudmeife. Cine Treube, cine
lleberrafduns mub bod aud fe tim
beute MAIDEN. Sic faun1eIt. @ie hGIt
fi4 am Bettranb, - am @tubl, -
am Slid.
9at Der Mr5t ibr nidt itreng perbo<
ten, fi9 su ~betpegeng sic lddelt.
SiB unh perfonnen. Sic mnB fid
ia fdmiiden fir i'm, befien arDbter
Sag beute 1T. Mie tire Wongen gilt.
ben, tpie bas Jiebsr bur1 ibrt M6eri1
tobt! Sic reibf Bic 2obs auf uno Iegt
fid nit fliegenben !9dnbe1 6os tpeibe
Brou.tretb an. Gum @piegelf9erben
ftraubelt fie unb briidt ben Mbrtben>
fraas ouf ben buntlen @deittl. Sobtz
mott liegt fe barn ipieber ouf ibrem
Eager, bic 9Gnoe sefaltet, bic Mugen
fiarr in feliser grtpartueg auf bic
sbiir sebeftet. burd Die Ct dig @ieser,
aIs DidtertOnis beimfebren muB.
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Ser Iebte Nft neiof fn 5einem gnf

Ser leBte Mft neist fi1 5einem gmbe
gu. Dee gauge 9aus 1T in freubiser
Betuegung, bom Bartlett Biz oben bins
ouf gu ben b0dften @alerien. unten
redts in Der ountelrDtben 2pge iibt
Der 0ihter. Srunfen bGnsen feline
Nusen on ben Geftalten auf Der
8iibne, benen fein @enius 2eben eege.
ben. Dos 9aus 1T ponbsfebt. Sci
bene Rleiber tniftern, S5Gder rau5den,
SrOensiterne bliben. unb bonn iinft
Der @orbane.
.Ginen MlieenbIid SobtenItine. limb
bann bri4t es los: Brauienb, jabeInb,
mddtie. Dos 9dnbeflatIhen uno
8~raDorufen mill fein Gnbe nebmen.
Simmer mieber muB Der Oi1ter berz
aus. Simmer b0ber tbirmen fiG bic
8lumen uhb 2orbserfrdnae gu fsinen
Giben an. Gr petneigt fid bGnfenb,
gribenb mad allen Seiten. Simmer
.tpie6er. Der Director, bic 5auptbor=
teller fommen unb grotuIiren Inn,
f9itteln ibm bic 9Gnbe. CT if nie
betdubt. So etpas bat er nidt fir
mSgIi1 eebalten. Mon label i'm Elm,
mon mill i'm noh Goufe fabren. Ct
Iebnt. es aIIes oanftnb ab. CT bat
rur cine Sebnfu9t jebt: beim gu feiz
mem Meibe! Sp pieI 8Iumerl, als Ct
uir tragen fam. raft er in feline
Mrme. Die fnb fir fe - ole fit
ft! CT ffir5t bopon. obre auf Ole err
ftnunten Geidttr Der llmftebenben au
ndten.
Die bier fhmoIen Srtppen 5u feiner
Mobnung frauht Ct er1por. Nur bos
Won6Ii9t, bus bur9 bic Jenff.r fGnt,
leuhtet ibm.
llno bann ifebt er an Der 9biir unb
briidt auf bic fleine. rpftige RIinfe, 10
tpie beute Mittag.
Ob fie tpobI fdl6ft2 Damn min Ct
ihr ole bic 8lumen iibtr bas Bett
ftreuen. bnmit fis Is sleid fiebt, ipsnn
fe aufpadt. Muf ben 1uBfpiBen
fdlei9t er ON ibr Eager. Dor benz
Wonb lit cine molfe, oa tnnn ct niht
crbentlid feben. Mber er ftreut be-
hutfam Die buftenoen 8liitben auf ibr
8ett. limb oann beugt er fih tief iiber
fie. rWad auf 2isbIing, i9 BIN ia
ouriid. nnb es mar elm GROCER grfols.
unb nun font Du cine @tube bon
Sonne unb 8lumen babsn."
Die Wolte por'm Monb lit aere
rihen. SIN ,hellen. ipeibsn 2i1t liest
fe ba. sic liest i'm ipeiben 8rout=
fltib. ben Mbrtbenfrana i'm Saar.
go. pie fie fi4 sefhmiidt bat. ben
Didter gu empfnneen. Shire I6nees
tpetBen 9dn6e finb ssfoltet. Die Cider
gedlofen. gr beriibri nit ieinen 2ips
pen lire Stirn. Die lit eisfalt 49,
ba fhreit er auf.
Inter benz erften Gorbeer oes iun<
gen Didters fdidft lddeIno fein tooies
Der gbinefe lit febr ssfdidi in
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-08-28

lono Der 0berregiiieur oieies ariess
ldauipiels lit. limo wer peiB, oh
lbm oiesmol feline bem1brte 5aftif
gelingen miro. iif) burd) anoere Die
aultonien aus Dem Seuer bolen 5u
laiien. Gos oeiitide 5euer lit Elm
bolfiId)es beiBes 5euerl"
narmer @ilbefml~ iagte Gbriitine.
.Gann fommt er alio aud nod ms
@efeft?"
aT0sIid,. aber lopiel# i'd ipeiB. &C.
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6ols ,sno aoble.

Rir bnIten bic bette &obIe unb bna
bette 4rennboIa. Rrobiert inns. 0Iass
@spS & gDaI 81. grodett 6058, Neues
EG. 1911.
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Der Gbintfe 1T iebr ssfdidi in
Der !9eritelluns BON SiBisteiten unb
febt aud in Dem Rufe, mandsrlei
GebeimniHe gu befiben. osren Rennt-
mis- unieren 3uderbddern ssipib srs
Dinfht ipGre. sic periiebtn q. g..
cine Orange ibres esfamien Jnbalts
gu entleeren unb fe nit Jrudteelee
~ fiiIen, obne boB man Den tleinfen
6Gnitt Ober bos tuinsisiis God In
Der @dale Der Orange finben fam.
Jn sleider Wetfe entleeren fs Elm
Qibnerei unb fiileu "a NIT elmer Mrt
WaH6slmak obns bnb bic fteinfe
etu4. ODER Ginf@nittsatfe on Der
eH&oIe mabrns1mbor IN.
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@ir leeerl before @eitenfpese UNI
m61ten Sbnen itnferen &offennni9Ia8
Madden. Spmtbtpel Confirmation Co.,
202 Central Office 8uiIoins. Sci. grofs
lett 1913.
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bort Die vMaaoehlre~ sum Office
selhmaoer, iobaB iie Is init oeu
Gnlien gu TIM batte, menn Die iih ber-
nusipagen mas id ihrieens nidt
claude, fiigte er bin5ii. "a er Io..
Dab Der @eoonfe Gbriitine beoriidte.
Gortietuna foIgt.l
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0eid16fts= 6alemoer
Ntuninas unn Bette.

alautD Sent & Ginning So. 1mt. So
renSen, @ieentiimer. ollie uniere @aaren
bahen poles @epi6t nnb Isab, pa1enD
fir Gtnnoarb-@ rDEen. 215 ape. S.
SeIepbpn grodett 1868.
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6ptelS.
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HOTEL ALAMO

1926 Mlamo YIaao -bibi1 m6bIierte
refine Gunner. SOC, 75c 81 per Sag;
$3.50 nnb a~lfpdrtg per @o9e. 3imuer
init 2 Betten $500 per ISOLDE. Nltes
Selepbon grodett 658.
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Mprris Mutp Repair shup.

Nprris Mutp Gepair ebpp. 217 ct.
@arb's Ctr, aItes 8ebdube Der Wppbs
tparb Carriage Co.; perfGnIide Mufmerfs
famfeit rno Mnfiidt Bel allen Mrbeiten.
ggperte fir iebes Sad i'm Gntomobils
gei9dft; erfnbrt iinfere Hreiie, ebe Sbr
dnoerstpo binsebt; ale Mrbeit e~arantiert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-08-28

Ct nnbm bic 6Gn6e bonn @efimt pn6
Sog fe an fh. Jiel inn beute erft bic
ttefe BIGTe ibrer Mongen ouf unb
0us furae. barte Qltbmen2 Sab Ct
bette erft. tDie buser fe ~setporben unb
ME absebdrmt2
Mber TIRE Mueer leu1teten. r6eute
tpirft Du reid. gtpoIb, - unermebIid
reid. Sd babe IS estrdumt in ieBter
No9t. unb bann 3ieben mir in eine
Stube nit 8lumen uno Some unb
WDgeln." sic janf 5uriid. Gin 9ue
ifenanfal bemmte ibr Me6en.
Gr beugte fd beforgt iiber lie.
Son i'd bas pulber bod lisber sleid
bolen2"
sic fdiitteIte miioe ben Ropf unb
mics mad Der oIten ubr, bic an
Der Manb bling. Du fpruns ct err
f1rpden auf.
.Du boft re9t. Sd mub mid ia
i~umaisben. gs lift 3eit.S
Mit 5itternoen 96nben .bplte Ct ben
BON sinem gutsn Greunoe geborsten
Grad aus BEN Ghrant. SIN G9eine
elmer bdBIih fIadernben Petroleum.
lampe tleibete Ct fih um. sic fab ibm
NIT sroben Mugen bonn D.tt aus 5u.
.Du ntubt nber bod erft etspos eFen,
Gpalo. gs lit nod faltsr 2aff.e auf
benz 9erb. ben mod i9 Dir bsiB. limb
I'm Sdronf III 9rob."
Gr ihiitteIte ben Iodietn Ropf.
sd babe feinen 9unger, ainb.
6D6ffsns sinen Ghlud aoffee nad-
ber, - aber bnIt. Gum !5eiBmoden'i lit
feine 3eit mebr."
sic fab beiiimmsrt aus. .Menn ih
bod ouf5teben biirfte, Dir Su belfsn.A
lleber ibr bIaFts @efidt fIoFen
Ebrdnsn.
.Meins nidt, 4inb, Du mubt Did
f@Dnen. llnb mores fonit Du cine
belle Stube NIT Come unb Blumen
boben.~
Dor einem Gpieoslfderben ,raIirte
* f&. f~orafdItissr als font. DoHi
COB Ct haitio ein paar G4Iud salieu
&ofise3 beruxter.
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Treie Yrefe idr seras: sonnabeno 28. Nuanf 1915.

$50, aino, ia BIN nun fertis, brid'
mir BEN Oaumen."
Gr beuste fi4 iber ie unb fiibte fte.
Damn mar er aus Der Sbiir.
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FRITZ REUTER-

Ill Cameron Ctr, MutomobiI : Nepnras
turen, STbacetblene : S6neibung, Ars
beiten am anfabrtss urb @~nt3inonn9sS
appnrat. grodett 1925.
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4ramsport. @e{eMfdeften.


Sir Die beiten Eaf6en unb Star6Sll5s
rem. H~epnratrren fDipie @oIonrbeit bers
iuden Gle ben Shtpei5er u6rma1er. s.
s. 9nag, 807h Weftsg Commerce Ctr.
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Sameu unb Weaigelintter.

Sreb. etaffel, 819 Oft . Gommerct
Den, 1etreibe, @nrten< unb 0eIbfnmeN
9efIiieeIfutter. S~nftbntpren.
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SIR cute il5ren . MeSaraisr
sebt ~ Gage EensI, ga DnsgsM-
mere str. - 0[us.l
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Bu fpdt.
efij3t bon 2suntine BON NIatrn.

Gr fieberte 19nn felt Woden. IS
tpnr eire l1nrube in ibm, Ole er niGlt
meiftern fonnte. Wor es benn Wirf~
Iidfeite Mor es ni1t nur Elm groum,
elm @puf, Der Jpn dffte2. @ein @tid,
fein in bungrigtn Nddten langfom ae=
borenes Mert, fem @eiftesiin6, benz
feline eisene 6eele iQeben unb @e5taIt
Derlieben. = fonte beute - beute nod
= an biefem Mbenb, ppr 5unberten
bon 3ufdouern iiber Die 9retter seben,
- bic 8retter. bic Die MeIt bebeuten!
E6gih mar er beiui ginitubiren, Bel
ben proben ansesen setpefen. = batte
nit feinen Jleif9 uno 8lut eetporbe<
men gebanfer berumfommonbirt. 1nb
Der beutise Mbeno foIte ,entf1eiben
iiber fein Qeben, fsne Mrbeit, feline
Submit. @onte Sabre lanees Miis
ben nit Mubm fr0nen, poer berab5ie=
ben in ben @toub, in bds Nints. Gr
fam BON Der IeBten probe. @eine Rnie
5itferten. uls er bic fhmdlsn Sreppenz
ftufen CUR Oudfammer emporftieg.
Quf jebsm Sreppenabfab mnBte ct fte-
ZEN bIeiben uno Mtbem f90pfen, -
70 flopfte ibm bos 5er5. Damn briidte
er auf cine fleine roftige &linte unb
trat Elm. Muf birftisem Eager rnbte
cine bleide Grau. Sic fab i'm nit
groBen, gldnSenben Mueer an, als er
einfrot.
.Rommit Ou enolid, gpolb2 s.,
pie in tpartete nuf Did! Der MrSt
lit bier setpefen unb bat mir elm neues
BUILDER berfdrieben. Dds pirb bels
fen, fagt er. 0olff On es mir nadber
bon Der M~potbefe9"
Ct batte fi9 duf ben 9ettranb ge1ebt
unb fri4 ibr ipeid iiber's sef9eitelte
Gonr.
.Mprssn. Rinb. morsen. Seute
babe i4 nidt Set. 9snte 1T ia oie
1lruuffibrung. %, 0enie nur, iperr,
u1sin Stid eefGut! Doun finb pir
reid, Rin6, - 0, bnnr lam i1 Dir
cine beHere Mobnuns nehmen nnb gu>
tes gHen, unb forien Wein unb -
hi CT bob Die 6dnbe Dor bos @eF4t,
feline GHultern sitterten. -Du biif
eIdubis neben mir bergesnr9er als
uaein treuts hropes Wtib. 6of Did
fronf eeorbeitet nm Deinef Mnnn.
1lnterbri@ mid niHt. gs 1T bod
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Yuk1nadert,1 II. Ymbmarem

Netk 9. emnetber 8 &c.,
214 OH<gpmmerce Gtrnbe,
Newark post., 1915-10-27

Or. Evan Roberts of Milford,
was awarded $4,000 damages by a
jury in the Sussex County Court,
last week in his suit against the
Maryland, Delaware and Virginia
Railroad for personal injuries re-
sultlng from a train striking his
automobile.
Company E., First Regt. M. N.
e., gave public exhibition drill
IN It's fine new armory on Railroad
avenue, Elkton, on Monday even
ing, with the Elkton Band and
many townsfolks present. The
formal dedication of the armory
will be held later in the Fall.
The bodies of Frank Cavacce
and John Caparosso, the two Ital-
ian workmen killed at the Key
stone quarry, near Port Deposit,
on October 10, by the explosion of
dynamite charges prepared for a
blast to be fired on the following
morning, were recovered on Fri
day at the base of the high quarry
wall. Many carloads of stone
shaken down by the blast had to
be removed before the bodies
were located. A colored railroad
section hand saw the men ramming
the charges just before the explo-
sion occurred.
Ladies of New Castle Baptist
church cleared $50 from a bake
held on Saturday. ..
The Wilmington & Philadelphia
Traction Co. has ordered from the
J. G. Brill Co. 80 steel cars for
use on it's suburban lines.
Charles Wyatt has sold his res
taurant in Milford to Brainard
Ross and will open a hotel in the
old Causey property.
An explosion Of gasoline dam
aged the garage Of E. M. Shall
cross in Middletown, one day last
week.
Members of Mattahoon Tribe of
Red Men of Elkton, have organiz-
ed club and will open a reading
room.
Rev. B. A. Matzen, called from
Brooklyn, N. Y, was installed last
Tuesday as pastor of Zion and
Rock Presbyterian churches in
Cecil county.
Newark post., 1915-10-27

klns covering 23 acres, probably
the largest similarly planted area
in the State.
"A mule which Walter Steele of
franktord, was driving into his
stable, one day last week, kicked
hlm' breaking two of his ribs.
sneak thieves stole $97 from a
writing desk at F. M. Tarbutton,s
nome IN Wilmington on Wednes-
day.
Thrown from their carriage in
collision with an automobile
along the Prices Corner road on
wednesday, S. j. Orgain and wife
OF Marshallton, were injured.
The Allen Package Company of
Seaford, is running it's plant day
and night turning out carriers for
the big sweet potato yield in that
section.
The Levy Court has concluded
to rebuild instead of repairing the
stretch of the Philadelphia pike
from the summit of Penny Hill to
the Wilmington city line.
Work is about to begin on the
new iron railroad bridge over
Cedar Greek at Delaware CITY.
Edward L. Johnson, alias Chas.
Bennett, wanted in Wilmington
for passing worthless checks, was
brought there on Wednesday from
Washington, D. c., where he was
located and was held in $500
bail for Court.
A bag containing $42 which
Horace Jones of Bridgeville had
lost and despaired of recovering,
was found behind some castings in
blacksmith shop.
Delaware City Council will en-
force it's ordinances requiring
auto drivers to sound their horns
at crossings and run their cars at
moderate speed within the towns
limits.
Burglars who entered Redgrove
Bros hardware store in Middle
town, one night last week took
three watches from the safe and
rifled the money drawer.
Newark post., 1915-10-27
HERE AND THERE

Ladies of New Castle M r
Church cleared upwards of s3O0
from their recent supper and car
nival.
Georgetown, Seaford and Mil
ford have arranged for Halloween
celebrations with street parades.
All tenant houses in New Cas-
tie are now rented, quite a number
that had been idle for some time
past being occupied by new COM
erS.
Wilmington bank clearings last
week totalled $2,551 ,616.5O against
$1,5O8,O26.77 for the like week last
year.
Burglars on Friday night car
ried off several wagon loads of
flour from James B. Rice's ware
house and lot of brass, lead and
copper from the shops of E. L..
Jones & Co. in Dover.
Herbert M. Richardson of the
Camden section, has purchased
the POP acre Ashcroft farm, near
Dover, for $4,000.
St. Peters Catholic Club organ
lied in New Castle has 25 men,
bers, with James J. McDevitt,
president, and Hugh Ryan, secre-
tary.
Andrew Lively, colored, aged II,
wanted for robbing the Hanover
Shoe Store in Wilmington, where
he was employed, several weeks
ago, was caught near Chestertown,
Md. on Friday by Detective King,
of Wilmington. He was given a
hearing that city and was held for
court in default of $500 bail.
William Johnson is having a
large concrete block potato stor-
age house erected in Blades.
Blinded by the lights of an
other automobile at the cross
roads near Stanton, on Thursday
night, A. Frank Klair, of MARSHALL
ton ran his own machine into
ditch damaging it's front wheels,
axle and radiator.
Wilmington City Council has ap-
propriated $4,000 each to the Della
ware and Homeopathic Hospitals
and $1,000 to the Physicians and
Surgeons Hospital with the provi-
sion that they give free care to
the sick and injured poor of the
city.
Work will shortly begin on an
electric light plant at Harman's
mill pond, mile from Townsend.
Harry Cannon of the Bridge
vile section, has field of pump
Newark post., 1915-10-27
Thanksgiving and Get
! Ready for Winter

October is the month to do
your palnting---not particularly
to brighten up but for protec-
ton Of buildings. Look over
your roofs before cold weather
sets IN.
Newark post., 1915-10-27
FAINT on your House

F. & S., our guaranteed paint for quality and
price, is the leading paint Of Newark SALES
INCREASING EVERY SEASON is our best
advertisement.
Fodder Yarn and Corn Baskets
We have Filters Fodder Yarn at 7 IL cents.
Its the best on the market.
Corn Baskets, bang-up in quality and strength,
only 45 cents.
All the Fall necessities around the farm are
found here.
Quality and Prices---the usual attraction at
Thos. Potts
Newark, Delaware