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Evening journal., 1915-11-17
NOVEL MASSAGE CREAM
Perfect Skin Food That Removes
Wrinkles and Clears COmpexlOn.

The most delicate skin will quick
ly respond to the soothing and tonic
effects of Hokara and when this pure
skin cream is used, pimples are soon
a thing Of the past.
AS a massage cream or after shaw
ing it is unequaled. removing all irri-
tations, and making the skin soft and
velvety.
Apply a little TO the hands or face
after washing and surprise yourself
with the dead skin that comes off.
HOkara is the only antiseptic mas
sage. cream. and pimples, eczema
and all skin blemishes soon disappear
when IL is used.
Although far superior to the ordi-
nary massage creams and sold on
guarantee of best you ever used or
money back" yet the price is a trifie.
only 25c for a liberal jar; larger size
SOC
Sold on guarantee by \. b. Dan
forth, Market and Second SITS.
Evening journal., 1915-11-17
DELAWARE GRANGE CORN
SHOW TO Be ON NOV. 20

In connection with the corn show
OF the Delaware Grange, which is 10
be held on November 20, the commit
tee in charge Of the AFFAIRS wishes
Il announced that there must be two
or more entries in each exhibit in
order for an exhibitor to be awarded
first prize.
Initiation OF number Of candi-
dates into the first and second de-
grees OF the grange will be held next
Monday night. but II has been neces-
sary 20 postpone the limitations into
the third and fourth degrees. owing
TO the holding OF the corn show on
Monday. November 90
Evening journal., 1915-11-17
nryIyAL M DELAWARE CITY.

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL
DELAWARE CITY, Del. Nov H.
A birthday party was given by Mar
aaret Ellis. daughter Of Or. and Mrs
Walter w. ellis. in honor OF her sixth
birthday. al the home Of her parents
Monday afternoon.
The revival services in the Motho-
dist Episcopal Church are being con
tlnued by the pastor, Tho Rev 0. p.
Rice and will be held every night
this week. except Saturday. The Rev
Raymond Cooke. Of Wilmington. VIII
conduct services this evening. and the
Rev. John l.. Johnson. Of New Castle.
viii conduct the services tomorrow
Edgar Vail. a rural mail carrier
from the local postofiice, Us on his
vacation. William x. Morrow is at
ending TO the duties.
Evening journal., 1915-11-17
CONSIDER TROLLEY MERGER.

The stockholders OF the Whining
ton, New Castle and Delaware City
Railway Company and those OF the
Wilmington aud Southern Traction
Company will hold a special meeting
In the ONCE OF the companies on Fri
day morning, December 10. for the
purpose OF the adoption or the reiec-
ton OF proposed agreement OF con-
solidatlon or merger Of the two rail-
! way companies.
Evening journal., 1915-11-17
TO DISCUSS EQUAL sUFFRAGE.

Special 10 THE EVENING JOURNAL.
MILFORD Del. Nov. 17.-On next
Friday evening the question OF Shall
Women Voter" will be discussed by
advocates of both sides OF the ques-
ton in the Armory Hall. George b.
Hynson will defend the affirmative,
while DR.. John B. Prettyman will take
the negative side The debate has been
arranged by the members Of the Caulk
Club. but the general public has been
invited to be present. The debeate
has created much enthusiasm among
the followers of both sides.
Evening journal., 1915-11-17

honey eat on her Journey
he Wild VIII
do and may o they
told her were 10
with him and showed the Rose AIRY nov
to With whr they 'e
the oors nyne along hack him Ih ngms re
morning
When they stopped At noon for sometime 10 ea
walk She walked among the
picking latter with her When
asked a % her
he had flying sonth
hera she sat down o think what she would do
she
living the north She thought was
rmnv a she 1t was the
The leader and said
silly goose ana ha' ne Supposeo ' ~
they started on
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osrinqs Quantitdt Iol6e Stdrts gibt,
6aB man I6 Damit etli6e Sase uns
tsrbaIten fam unO 0eren AompOftIoH
mir betdnHt lit"
Bober fam nun benz groBen BlelS
miller oieIe aenntnis2 Gr ieIbit mar
ntdt Der @rFinoer, ME Der Wortlaut
Der Gteae ergibt, ~umfomebr, aIs Der
p6iloiophi6e 5rsunb Der Soutgin
Gofie Charlotte niewals iein aift
untsr ben G4dffsI Su ltelen Iiebts
uno fpuit fem grfinOergIiid dusfdbr'
lid qef9ilbert bate. pa es odmaIs
nod feline tednf4en 3eitiariften CAB
anb bic gelebrten ibre G%rfinbuugen
un0 g~ntbedungeR IN a%usfibrlihen,
offers balb georudten 8riefen einans
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finber Der GonferDeu unter ben 3nbls
rei6en &orrejponbenten BON 2ei6ni3
su fu6en fem: muitert man ibre Gns
men bur6, 10 it0Bt man ouf ben be-
riibmten Denis 9apin (1647-1712),
= Der 3par ni6t, ME cine dnideia
nenb unuusrottbars 2egenoe er3dhlt,
feline GrTinoung bes pdpinfasn 8ops
fes unb bes fir bieien sr6d9ten Sis
6er6eitspentiles 3u elmer art prints
tiper DdmpfmdIdim a~usgeftaltete
unb pomit Elm 5abrSeug bstrieb, ods
ibm mtBgiintige GdiFfsr duf Der ere
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bergen luftbi9ten 9erfdIub" pers
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bic .geiitigen unb fIiidtigen 8eftanos
teile bes Jleiides, bic man beim iibs
liaen GtnfaI5eH OerItere, feft5ubaIten
bermDge." Ger beutige Jleii4eg@
tratt.J
Der entI4eibeaoe Brief, In benz er
2etbni3 DON bieier Grfinoung f6reibt,
fammt aus BEN Sabre 1880; baB its
oamals teinerIei prdttiide 5olgen
6dtte uno einfa6 in 9ergeFsnbeit ge'
riet, bari ni4t punbernebmen, bena
einsrIeits bat bic Gelebrtsn 81 alien
3eiten nur bic pifenihoftli4e Qo'
flung zines prObIsms intereIiiert, pdbs
!. renb linen Der @sounts an cine nuBs
bringenDe 4usbsutung iiberbaupt fern
lag, anberIeits fe5lten i'm III. Jubr'
, bunbert ale tehuii9sn 9ordusfsbuns
: gen gu elmer groBin6uHrieleu @erper.
/ tnug. Dd aber gapin iber0ies nod
nit Der Qiibli6tsit bes S9pefelns
our 5aItborma4ung Der aOnierOer
tpobl betannt mar, 10 gebiibrt Jpn
unItreitig bsr Disqualification Der Grs
ftnouRg Der 5leifdtonIerbsn unO aud
/ ME nebenbei bemsrtt lei, bss GlsiId'
ertrdftes.
Sic m dFfeYFr1ffs her Erhl
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Observation-Disclosures iunger 8etit.
fder, %perbeirotbet, iudt 6auernbe
.Stele irgeno DeI4er art. aann
Moidineridreiben uuo gu9baIten.
Sell. 9ui6rtften an Gribiine. 4 300
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f5unen. benn ndbreno G~s6loieno fem.
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oeoonoen.
gur Trantoiae mar 3uriidgebIis
ben. Qln bieIen trat QOitor Wsiae-
iebt bsran; eiHsn Bid Der gering
nab ser Sir perfsno, Durd
bic ale peridnun0eu paren, iagte er
.gluu t5nnen 5ie f6 bas Din
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feline gau Der eiHseInen 9lieber LAB
auF cine drouenbanb i6lieBen, ID
Ifddbs bas, Otter Der 6anb" - einel
enOlolsn gortrag bielt er, un6 mob
renb grantpile nur ben a~ugenblic
berbsiis6ute, nit aIite ipreden 81
f0nnen, muBte sr bier su60reu I'm.
lab uno au elm @ort iagen, um be-
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udhtliden WeFe, has Gouper =
nidt cine minute botte ct tie fir fc
: aebabt, fait bate es inn geT9iener
ISab re iid abi6tli6 Fernbitlt.
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; fir i'm. Dos friibers audIen feline
: gebanten bate tpieber anaefanger
unb aIs ale na6ts 0as 6otel berlaI
: fen. er onein auritas6lieben mai
4 bate er nidt idlafen t1aner, ina
: nnruhio i'm 3immer bin uub be
: oeoanden.
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nibf oeIo9t mas ibr Idner fts
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linn f6ner. leife. nur fir ne b6r
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ben Robf un6 mas aud immc
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@sfndt- Sunger oerttiher 8dder,
%eritfloiiiger Rnnn iudt ooiierr.
be arbeit. 3uihriften an omaha
.Sribiine. g 300.
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9riuaticr - mitui6t 9cfonntid1f
nit eiuem ioliotn, dorafferfeitan
5rdulein 5peds Seiratb. @ittpe Oh.
ne ain6er uidt mlsgeidIoiien. 3u-
.Idriften unter q. 10 an 6ma6n
.31gIi6e 3ribitne.
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Die wnfftrfrdftt Der Grbe
t0nutsn jdbrIi9 bic @irtung bon AZ
WiIIiarbea sOnaen aObIen srieksn.
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@lobsrnes 3immer gu bermieten an
8pei anitdnoige Serren $500 Die
ISOLDE. Cine 8erion $500 Die $50.
de. a0reiie TIT Goro 20. Ctr.
Omaha.
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gerIangt-1ienitmdoden 9eutlde
bepor3ugt. 91od3ufra9en 4903.
CAB Ctr.
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SalOon in einer Der bdten St1otc
gebrasta8 nit gutter oeltti1er
Gtabt un0 2onbbebolferltng ou Der.
%tnufen. gritfloiiiges gafiteiugeb1u.
be ais 2ofal lit NIT etnbegrifien.
geltr ernEsemeiute angebote iino Git
ridten an 6. 100, Omaha Srt.
biine. apr-29.
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Or. e. Staabs, 9enHder 5ransn.
arat nno Eperat1r.

meine mebr nls 20,idbrlge Ct.
fobrung bat bepteien, BAT pieIe
brouenIeiben obne Operation gpbeiIt
nerOen tonnen, iDenn redt3eitig nnS
riftig bebonoelt. 500 a. Strobe
(Wlaiiatufetts @eb.) SiunE Ctr Ju.
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GAIT SIRE aiiIeu mo Matrasen
a%ufarbeiten our6 Die altbendbrte
Girma GmaBa Billion g., 1907
Cummings Ctr. Eel. Douglas 2467.
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Whimna. Ttalhhti

f Hfha.tM 100 aba 820 Mfef
.beItlt Vonb iraa 40 aitt eilfs Nlai
.i6r. Mtilt non Y 81 Station
.Iiu 60 ir.fs DtimiiatlmloHb Sd
TaiitEf imb .h9af iaiAt aaao
BORT Wefpdifa8 Sic bic t|5clclEnbgit
.Hidit Nm0glH eie idHtl.
frant Chandler, 1916 Tooee Sir
Bf0nm 6. N-tg,
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9esfs, 2esfs, 9esfs, TESTS, TESTS
S. 6. Reeo. 1907 6arnam Ctr.
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Bilfarb GOob, gntente, 1880 Gttp
QotiouaI g1nt 8ebduoe. GeIe.
Fbhon Enler 1850.
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9as preispHrbigfte GFen BEL geter
Bump. Deutite aiihe. 1903
Dodge Strabe, 2. Stod. MabIoei.
ten Is Gents.
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Standardization Inn Rode all ma.
den; miliien &nopfloder MAIDEN
f6nnen. 2utttg g. Drabos, 210
Barb 8[Og, II. unb Douglas ctr.
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3u ucrtdnin -]iues moherHr5
Nau8 NIT 6 aro5en 3tuunem
6itlide 6roHt, in gutter 91dtbdr.
ifait @rnber @orteH init 0bit.
tuumcu 5000 I~clephouiert on:
@enion l95 I.
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9n b~erfaafcn- q an oet
so. Ctr. 8miideu 4. mo Sane5
Ctr. at bertaufen. 40 SUI Ii. 1872
SUB tief 5omo6( fir @dderei ais
Sportiadcu . Sanblung gceigGet.
98ad5ufrngen bel SRI aepcs, 5345
Ig9or0 80. Ctr.
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8eprdfte Sebamme.
6rou q. S5igetoarD, 2612 60. H.
StroBe. 9bler 1925. II.
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1915-11-12
VICE AND THE LABOR
QUESTION

Some facts. TOO Frequently ignored,
were urged upon the Conference on
Social Hygiene al Chicago OF October
&c by Dr.. William !. E.cEson Of the
municipal psychopa-hic laboratory,
DR.. Hickson plainly told the delegates
that they were wasting time in con
sidarng conventional methods Of
dealing with vice. Imprisonment,
fines. reformation, parole, religion
all have been Of no avail in curbing
the social evil said the doctor, and
then added, any we'll regulated bust
ness long ago would have discarded
such frutless methods and struck out
into new fields"
Having heard this much, the dele
gates waited for the doctor TO point
out the new field They waited in
vain. He had nothing to suggest
other than the creation Of a commit
tee "to study the question just as
though the question had not already
o99H
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suggestion lilal il JoOS were lNau7
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compelied TO resort 10 VICIOUS D-e'H-
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living.
Admitting ms 10 De TRUE lAoueA
lhere IS expert evidence 10 the con-
.rar} -.t does not follow mat under
proper conditions. legitimate ways
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WHERE NATIONAL
DEFENSE IS NEEDED

Mr.. Cornelius Donovan, president
Of the Tenants Union of New York
Ciey. presents to the conscriptionists
Of England and the preparationists of
the United States some facts which
they should consider. Here is one
for them to explain with something
else than abuse:
England has not established JUS
tice for her plain people, and has for
got to conserve their freedom, and
for this neglect and omission she is
paying a fearful price
Recently a government agitator,
in an effort to rouse the patriotism
of a great meeting of men and per
suade some to enlist, exhibited a col
lection of cottages, and asked, are
these houses worth fighting for?
A voice from the crowd shouted,
AYE! Let the man that owns them
fight for them The owner might
have been an English Astor.
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The Eternal
Question

1t is impossible for any man with
good heart to be satisfied with this
world as it now is. No one can truly
enjoy what he earns-what he knows
of his feilowmen are in misery and
want. When we think of the fam
ished we feel that it is almost heart
less to eat. To meet the ragged and
shivering makes one almost ashamed
to be well dressed and warm-one
feels as though his heart was as cold
as their bodies.
In world filled with millions and
millions of acres of land waiting to
be titled, where one man can raise
the food for hundreds, millions are
on the edge of famine. Who can COM
prehend the stupidity at the bottom
Of this truth?
Is there to be no change? Are the
laws of supply and demand, inven-
ton and science, monopoly and COM
petition, capital and legislation al
ways to be the enemies of those who
toll?
viii the workers always be ignor-
ant enough and stupid enough to give
their earnings for the useless? Will
they support millions of soldiers to
kill the sons of other workingmen?
Will they always build temples for
ghosts and phantoms, and live in huts
and dens themselves? Will they for
ever allow parasites with crowns and
vampires with mitres, to live upon
their blood? Will they remain the
slaves of the beggars they support?
How long will they be controlled by
friends who seek favors, and by re-
formers who want office? Will they
always prefer famine in the city to
feast in the fields? Will they ever
feel and know that they have no right
to bring children into this world that
they cannot support? Will they use
their intelligence for themselves, or
for others? Will they become wise
enough to know that they cannot OBJ
tain their own liberty by destroying
that of others? Will they learn that
force, to succeed, must have thought
behind it, and that anything done, in
order that it may endure, must rest
upon the cornerstone of justice?
Will they ever recognize the fact
that labor, above all things, is hon
orable-that it is the foundation of
virtue? Will they understand that
every healthy man must earn the
right to live? Will honest men stop
taking off their hats to successful
fraud? Will industry, in the presence
of crowned idleness, forever fall up
on its knees, and will the lips for
ever kiss the robed imposter's hand?
Robert G. Ingersoll.
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the danger of delaying those conces-
sions. An unprecedented hunger and
thirst for injustice has come to the
masses of Americans. This can only
be satisfied by an equitable distribu-
ton of the vast wastes of wealth that
surround and amaze them. The grow
ing knowledge that the few have be-
come ultra rich and the many con-
demned to poverty, by the perverted
powers of their own government, Is
filling the people with anger and an
archy. No strength Of government,
no preparedness that can be imagined
can save these traitors and the bene'
ficiaries of the treason from the wrath
of an outraged public when at last
aroused"
Before congress proceeds to spend
money to ward off danger OF inva-
sion, let it legislate against a great
enemy that Is already at work in this
country Privilege. Armies
and navies are no defense against
that enemy, and while 1t is allowed
to Cypress the people undsturbed,
there is no reason why they should
worry about another enemy that has
not yet appeared.
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1915-11-12
WHO BUILDS A NATION?

What builds nations pillars hlgh ,
And its foundations strong?
What makes it mighty to defy
the foes That round IL throng!
1t is not gold. It's kingdoms grand
Go down in battle shock;
It's shafts are laid on sinking sand,
Not on abiding rock.
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SOMETHING TO MIND"

The merchant who does not adver-
tise at all may or may not be your
friend, fellow worker, but 1t isA fore
gone conclusion that-he who literally
patronizes the columns OF all other
papers and refuses to advertise in the
labor paper, is not looking for the
workingman's patronage, does not
wish 1t, and is not DESTROYS of your
friendship.-Ex.
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Who shall work? I and thou. Who
shall eat? I and thou.-Armenian
Proverb.