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The Arvada enterprise., 1915-01-14
New Mexico Aous. Elect. Romero.

Santa Fat noon Tuesday the
Second State Legislature OF New Mex
leo with n newly.elected House OF Rep.
resentatives and hold.over Senate.
opened In the State Capitol what is
expected to be an eventful session.
secundio Romero OF San Miguel county
~ was elected speaker. the Democratic
minority giving the complimentary
vote TO John Y. Hewitt OF Lincoln
county.
The Arvada enterprise., 1915-01-14
Child Dies Of Burns.

WHITEWATER having apparently
recovered from the effects OF serious
burns sustained three weeks ago, when
she fell into tub OF scalding water,
that her mother was using to wash
clothes, Juanita Archuleta. four-year-
old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace
Archuleta Of this place, died OF blood
clots about the heart caused from the
burns.
The Arvada enterprise., 1915-01-14
sss-pound Woman AdJudo.d Insane.

Fort MISUNDERSTANDING that friends
and relatives are plotting against her
and that they substitute children for
her own little girl who has been stay
ing with her, Mrs. Sarah Heathmann
Of this city; who weighs 3s9 pounds,
was declared Of unsound mind by II
Jury and ordered confined in the hos
pital for insane at Pueblo. This will
be the second time that Mrs. Heath
mann has been confined in the hos
pital. She was discharged as cured
some years ago.
The Arvada enterprise., 1915-01-14
STATE LEGISLATURES ORGANIZE
Graham Wyoming Speaker.

Cheyenne.-The Thirteenth Legisla.
ture OF Wyoming convened Tuesday.
James NJ. Graham OF Fremont county
was elected speaker OF the House.
Edward W. Stone was named presi.
dent OF the Senate. Both houses have
Republican majorities.
The Arvada enterprise., 1915-01-14
CARLsON,s GREETING.

Let MS look to the future. Our
skies are the bluest: our sunsets as
glorious as any that ever hung
over the Bay Of Naples. In the hot
summer when the worn and tired,
worker of the East comes to us. let
us take him high into our haunts
OF wonder and wild beauty. Let us
realize highest values from our vast
wealth of natural resources. Let
labor and capital look for a com
mon ground on which both can
live
The Arvada enterprise., 1915-01-14
GENERAL SCOTT LEAVES NAco.
Agreement Reported Signed by oppos
ing Factions on Border.

Naco, Ariz.-Having induced both OF
the warning Mexican factions in So.
nora to keep their war away from the
American border. Gen. Hugh H.. Scott,
chief OF the United States staff. left
here for Washington, accompanied by
his staff.
Gen. Tasker II. Bliss will remain
here in command OF the American Dor.
der force. 1t is understood all the
troops will remain here until the
terms of the agreement signed by the
Mexican commanders to keep the Dor.
der inviolate have been fulfilled.
The Arvada enterprise., 1915-01-14

II have no occasion to say Fare
we'll with the strike ended. with
the brightest prospects for good
crops in 1915. with the mining out
look better than for wears. with all
lines OF industry showing new life.
with better business and indus
much prefer to cast my lot with
those who stand for brighter day
and greet all with "A cheerful. cor
dial. hopeful Good Morning"
The Arvada enterprise., 1915-01-14
Ayleswor.h Member Of UtIIi.y Board

Denvcr.-Governo Carlson's first
official net on assuming the guberna.
orial chair was to sign the commits.
sion OF NJ. II. Aylcsworth as n mem.
Der OF the State Utilities Commission.
Governor Carlson and Elias NJ. Am.
mons. retiring chief executive of Colo.
RADIO. walked together into the gov.
ernor's office Mt the capitol building.
following the inaugural ceremonies
and were greeted by Mrs. Carlson
Mrs, Ammons. members Of the two
families and . group Of intimate
friends.
The Arvada enterprise., 1915-01-14
Easterners to Dine.

Rocky Ford.-The sons and daugh-
tiers Of Iowa and Ohio will hold their
annual meeting Jan. 80 in X. p. hall.
and the committee In charge is ar
ranging an attractive program, which
will include musical selections and
speaking and q banquet will be served.
The Arvada enterprise., 1915-01-14

Chief Justice Musser administered
the oath of office to Geo. A. Carlson
as governor of Colorado at the Audi
forum at noon Tuesday.
The Arvada enterprise., 1915-01-14

Washington. - Monterey has been
evacuated by almost all the Carranza
troops. who have gone to Matamoras.
according to consular dispatches re-
ceived by the State Department.
The Arvada enterprise., 1915-01-14
Oregon Governor Inauaurated.

Salem.-Dr. James Withycombe. Re-
publican. was inaugurated governor OF
Oregon. succeeding Oswald West.
Democrat.
The Arvada enterprise., 1915-01-14
Engineer William rls. ls Dead.

Fort Collins.-William Rist, co. a
pioneer OF Larimer county. and one OF
the best.known irrigation engineers OF
the state. died at his home here OF
heart failure.
The Arvada enterprise., 1915-01-14
From Mans Stand point,

What is chaos. pa?"
ut Is about the third stage In that
disease known as housekeeping"
The Arvada enterprise., 1915-01-14

Most girls quit having their pictures
taken After they get married,
The Arvada enterprise., 1915-01-14
CARLSON IS GOVERNOR
INAUGURAL CEREMONIES HELD
IN AUDITORIUM.
Chief Justice Musser Of the Colorado
Supreme Court Administered
Oath Of office.


Western Newspaper Union New. Service.
The Arvada enterprise., 1915-01-14
Minor Mention.
DATES FOR COMING EVENTS.

Jan. 1s-1y.-MeetinG State Assn OF
County Commissioners. in Denver.
Jan. 20-21.--Colorado Good Roads As
ISOLATION Meeting. in Denver
Jan. 16-12.-Horse Show and Midwintei
Fair at Denver.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1915-08-20
District No. /.

This includes all of the city of
Fitzgerald and Fitzgerald Rural
Routes. At least two prizes will
be awarded in this district after
the Grand prizes are awarded.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1915-08-20
District One.

Mss E:hel Downing -272, 300
Miss Eula Carol --------278, 400
Miss Clara Stone -277 400
District No. II.
This includes all territory out.
side of Fitzgerald. At least two
prizes will be awarded in this dis
tri;t after the Grand prizes are
awarded.
IrWinville
Miss Lillian Luke -280, 100
Osierfield
Miss Blondine Wilbanks- -278, 800
Mystic.
Miss Alice Fletcher 1863, 900
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1915-08-20
Get Your Share
Of the 100000
Vote Ballots

Get your share Of the special
vote ballots during the last
week of the campaign and it's
almost a cinch you'll come out
a winner. This last special
vote offer is a most liberal one
and you must take advantage
advantage of it if you wish to
be a winner. You mnst get
these extra votes or kiss this
lifetime opportunity good
bye.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-14
9sana D0n naen gerIae aEieasiEsDaiaen al sic r0ni

uns 0oriu. 2alttlos. oos iduB-
bereite @eipc6r in Scr Sano, ibliden
mir Sns in gebiidter Saltimg am
&alOesroao entlong, oen ieinoli6en
Stellungen 3u mir batten Die glut-
gabe, ieit5uitelen. po iib ser 6eino
Snoier uno gngldn0cr bcfono.
ggir mohten Oen 8orpoiten OeS
6ein0es pobl imon nube fem, ols
mir per0Gdtiges @crGhih in oen lun-
licgcnOcn @nidcn oernobmen ~ &c.
iponnt bieltcll mir in inherent Dor,
mGrtsidreitel inne ~ ais mir ploe'
lid in unierer linfen 3larte beftiges
@cmc0ricuer er6icIten Cod mnirOe
feiner bon ms 9etroifcn. Soiort
mabten mir Stebrt. mir puBten iest,
100 unier @caner iaB uno ihnca
eing eS 5uriid. gl6er in Ser Gnnfcl
beit fam ib bon mcinen Orei Same
raocn ob uno nod GINGER 3eit toud).
ten plotlid Tor mir 8nblreihe oiirtle
@eitalten ouf ~ cS mnren oSnoier,
i1 fonnte iie gnll5 Oelltlid an ibren
aroBen Gurbancn crfeuneu. 0liB-
ibncQ ga6 ib 8cuer aiti oieic @eiial-
ten iiu0 fab oud eiuige oufibreicno
5u 9o0en itiir6en ~ ais id bintcr-
riids cinen mudtiacn Sdlag auf
aopi unO linfen Gberorm crbie!t,
Der mir ioiort Die 9ciinuing roub.
te. Sd mo6tc n6er nirht longe
0opuBtIos eeiUcien icin obcr rie
ettieet mar idl, ais i1 wicOer 5r mir
fanl SD lag i'm @olOe om 90
oen, an &dnoen unO 5iIBcn gcieilelt
mnaebcu BON eincin Srcis piloer Sn.
0ier. ole bobnlonelno mid nit Sub
trittcn trdftiertenl 9ln meiuen bei-
0cn CbrcH. ON litfcn 9luge, an Der
9faic. al Der linfen San0. on bei-
0en TiiBcn man bate mir Sticfel
uno 5odeil aus9e5ogen berlpiirte
ih QrGBlidc Sdner5en iln0 icb filbl-
te ii6eroa Oas Nllit 6crabrinnen ~
imo nit groBiem Shred ipur6e mir
iofort flnr, BOB mir oieie 9eItien BON
Snoicr i6utli1e 3ebeu iomtlide
Singer Der linfen SonO, beioe Sbren
mo Die gtaienipibe obgeihnitten bat
ten un0 0as linfe 9luge ousgcltoden
bottenl :. @or gntleben mo irht-
borcr Sdlmcr5ci nuroe id beino6e
micOcr obnmdHtig ino id miInidte
niMts Se6nlihercS olS Ben Soo I'M
@rloiung bcr6ei Phi eirral
bordtcn meine Sn6lcr geiponnt mlf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-14
GusIunOs nnb Granfreids Sarbise.
Bon Sans gancrI-aegensburg


Zen aroBten S6onofled 6obcn oM
.@rouoe 9loiioh~ uno oos periioe
0llbion onf ii6 acIaSeu, inoem Oieic
beioeu feinoli6eu Staoteu es nit i6'
Ter gguoe prrcin6ar 0ieltcn. i6re bar.
barildm iSuar5ea rno brouncn
Silistrpngrn ac9en ms eiueu 5ioi-
Iiiierteq ciuopaiiden Staat los5u-
loien l-9ao mir 5oBlrei9e DerlDltn-
Octe siricg3tcilnebmcr n 6relInoe
uno 8cfontc BON oieien brmmeu
inoiiheu ilH0 i1ipnr3eu olritanil6en
S9cuialcn cr3dbltcn, ilt ic9uu0ers
BAIT, grauenertigen0. oliis bo6lte
cmp0rcno mo nod bIutiger gcre6-
Ter 3indc ihreienD! 81 oeu 5ablrei.
den 5daen BON oeneu ia iibrigcnS
Idou oenua i'm oeutic1en @cItc be-
fonnt iino, uho sic ifon ibre gseg
III Die oelitidle &relle 0eiunoen 9obcn,
min ih einiae nelie bier nitteilen.
@ines 1oAes beiuDte mid elm cbe,
moliqer Sdulfaneroo. Der ais
Observation-Disclosures gegeu iu0iidc uno
enaliihe &ruppen in @eitiloiibera
mitacfdnpit 1otte uno idmer per4
Dunoet in Die Seinot sebradt wur-
oe, mo CT iidl ieBt ouf Dem @cge Ger
geiierung befiuoet. gber mic iicbt
cieicr tapfere. iunge arieger ous
Ger 9opf lit uouiianoia perbunoen
ebenio oos lipfe gliiac, imo oic g1aie
iii nit eineul 8ilnitcr pertle6t, Den
linfcn 9lriit 0eiien &an0 DolliidnOig
per6unoen lit irdgt er in Ger Salin.
Qc. aud fam ct MIR lungiau Gebei
Gr mar beinabc nidt mc6r 5lI crfel.
ncn. Tiefiics Witleib erinbte mid o6
oes 70 libel 3ricridteten oen id
emit oIs iirorancn. friegsbe9riiterieii
Einqen mir roicnaeidImiidt ouS5ie-
Ecn inhl Hh frlig ion % i'm
benn cine G'ronote 10 libel mifaeipielt
fobc. ater Ct idiittclte we6niitig Ia
helno cen aopi un0 er516lte mir icin
aei1brlihes &ric9Sobentcuer;
nD2it orei neincr @omcra0en n
sbcniallS 9rieBsireimiaIgcn mel
De i'd mid ircipilIiQ 81 eincm niAt'
lidcn Acknowledgements Gegneri.
ibcS iiiirmiibcS @cticr bcgiiniiigte
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-14

nieOergeiboiien 6oiten imo Die nod
am Seben wareH, itaAen lie in ge-
redter @ut boacnos tot. Damn ser.
i6nitten lie neine 6eiiel uno per6an
0cu MID mn 6ro@ten mid ms
n0hitc Selolo5orett. glls lie oann bon
mir 9lbidic0 nabmen ihpuren iie.
feiuen Snoier om Sebon en- laiien,
Scr in lore SGnOe iolen ioatcl Gas
1T and ooS rihti9ite oieicn Sdeiiio.
len gcgeniiber. Sdaoe, OoB id) MN
gdn5IiH ieIooicninntougliA bin
es lit mein groBter Shmer8, oaB ih
uiht me6r iiirhterlic6e, bhtige Ser
gcltuug iibcu fmnl~ @tein 6reuno
6elt nit ieiner Gr5d6lung ime uno
lueinte title Dor iid bin
Gribiittert 6attc id juge5ort uuO
6oute in grimnli9er Wut ole SdnOe.
co fGupfen alio oic inoii@en %ilis.
ruppcn Ole nur 9ar6urci fenuen unO
0ic lns 0as parEdteriihe @nalano aui
oen Sols gchebt GaS 9hit jcuer
mlgliidliden @eritiimuelten fomme
iiter oicie Gngldnoer5rntl &adel
Sauieioiabe &aAel
Gin meitaren SAT- ungloubli6er
0rouialnfeitcn aegenii6er 5ililoien,
perpunOeten SoIooten er5dbltc mir
Elm iebr gefpiiienbafter Sanitots-lIn.
terof i5ier: 9lls abeuoS Der aampf ge-
gen Die SSnoier rno @n9ldnoer fir
einige StllnOen rubte unO Sonitdts.
mannibaitcn oas peite SdIa6tielo
non @erluHn0eten abiudten ian0eu
iie nidDt einen ein0igen oeutiden
Solooten mebr lebeuo an Sdmtli-
den mar Ole Gurgcl ourhibnittenll
@clb Gin idlaHerlirbes, gum
Simmcl uod bliltigcr &ergcltunG
idreianoes 9er6redenl
g9eiter cr5d6lte man mir BON
6nrbaus iebr oIoubboften, e6reumer.
ten @eri0nlidfciten ooB lid oic @om.
piesueiie Der SnOier oa0urd doraf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-14

iduoder Stimmer, mo gleib bar.
ouf famen meine orei &omerdoeu
Die ih porbin berloren bate, Doriih-
tig an mid beran. @adere Sungens,
iie botten mid niht inn Slide geloi.
iet mo unabldiiig nad mir geiudt.
@roB mar aber i6r @ntieben ino
0iitIeiO, ais iie mid 10 DeritiimmeIt
mo geieiielt in meiuem 9Iute idwim-
memo Oaliegeu ioben uuo idpurcn
inter 9rdnen iiirdtrrlihe. blutigc
&adel Die Snoier, Die lie Oor6in
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-14

ten, oie in oie SdnOe Oieier tcnililNcn
SnOier ialen fir INNER BON @rau-
iomteiten oerldont bleibcnl
Sat Oie frou5oiiiben idwarlen
Silfstruppeu Don ibren inoil1cn
brounen geof enbriiOeul oil @rau.
iomfeit ino gcitiolitGt nidt ii6ertrpf-
fen wcroeu. lit ihon 1iuldnalih be-.
fonnt un0 goii5e Son0e t5nnte man
6icrii6er ic6rei5enl Gs criierigt iicb,
bier 8ciipielc BON @railiamfeitcH allts
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-14

tariiiere. ibr Spfer. iei es Elm @erpuu.
Deter ooer @e'angener, erbornungss
los ab5uidladteiL mas i9nen Die
qroBte 6reu0e bereitet gSie Oiele
padere oelItide Streiter iinO nli iolcb
beitioliihe g9eiie idon ermoroet NOR.
Oen rn0 perOen eS nodl Shlcunigite
9ereeltltngsmoBregeln NIB ole Oelit.
ihe 9iesiering nit iiorfer SanO CT.
9reifenl 8iirdterlifc, 6lutiae gergel-
tlugsmaBregcln, Dab Die periDunoeten
uno in0ermnnoeteu oettiAcn Soloa-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-14

2obnidmer5en uuo 2a6ncrsyon
franfin0cn gc6oreu mcocr oaGciM
nod oropBcn i'm 6cIoe 81 ocn Nh
ncbmlibfeitcn oes irOiide~ GaIciN5,
lteaen ii6 ober bei unicrea in Der
l5ront itc5enOen Grllppcn nahiroe
mdb rcdi bduiig ciu. imo ieocr bon
ioIAcm lIc5cl beiaacae 6cosraic
uiro oabcr crlcidtcrt on'atmen.
wenn alsbolo Gin iadfunOigcg Seller
sur Steac iii. Der ion bon icincn
Grangialen boIreit. 9ic Savii1ts6c.
borocn hei Scr Armce iino iid mofl
bcmuBt wclh aroBc Oienitc ciR fliA
tiger 3abnar5t oen grfran,tcH nH9
Gcrmunoeten 81 leiiten uerlo3, uno
boben oeStolb bci jc0em aorps eincn
6elo5obnor5t ciascteat ser ais %e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-14

na1 itInocnlan0em erbittcrteu
Sample jagten mir Die ldluar5en
Seufel gum @alOc binaus. Gs mar
cine fiirAtcrli4c, 6hltigc 9lr6cit. oie
uns ihwcre Cpicr foitetc, SS ieoer
<5alumtrone 6ottcl iid oic S6war3ca
eingeniItct rn0 ihoiicu chi uns ber.
ab. 0ic mcitcu murOcn BON ms ber-
untcrgeidlolcn cbcr beionOcrs cinea
oieier Ecufcl tonnten mir nid)t ent
Oedcn, 0er ldion 5oblreihc BON umS
ais Der 6obc nie0ergcitredt 5attc.
GHolih tonntc cr cntOedt per0cn
unO luurOe 9erabgci6oiien ober
CT mar MIR leic1t perpumOet Our6 ci.
ncn SduB IN Den 9lrm Gr muroc
ton nnS gclan5en gcHommcn uno
ucr5nu0cn nobel er nit groBte 9iubt
cr5a5ltc, morlIm man i'm ni9t er.
idieBc, 6abe er 0od nbcr oreiBiQ
nFrliiiens4 obgeiboiienl Gr hottc
oariibcr bic 9roBte 6reuoc uno lodlta
inns oaS, onB mir i6n ibonteL ais
CT 0eian0en obaefii6rt wuroc. 3um
Ennf balm ooB mir i'm am 9eben
licBen lm0 giit bcbonoeltel bib er
fnr5c Belt Oopdui cinenl Sol0otcn sic
9toic meg mo fonntc lid ser @cfan.
genic5oit Ourb Die 6ludt ent5ic6en.
Vlon iiebt bierous. ooB Sumonitdt
oicieu Shwor5en gegrlibcr nur
groBen Sdoorn briugt Soldc 9c.
ltien ge6oren iofort erihoiicn @ie
Oft lit eS ihon oor9cfonmen. oob
gIer5te llnO SanitdtsmonniHaiten
beim Gerbinoeu meiIhlings bon ocr.
wilnoaten Stpar5en cridoiien nor.
oeu iino, ooB fie oeutihc @ciauaene
ouigeb0ngt ba6en nohoem Te 0icIe
beritiinnneltenl lln0 iol6e i6mar5c
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-14

5uiii6ren oas gon5e ocutibe @olf
fennt iic , o6er Die 5ablreiben Sci
ipiele BON oem qroBcn @0elnilt uuie.
rer braoen Srlppen Den ihpar3cn
fran3oiiiben 8iIfstruppcn gegenii6er
0iirieu ndt ineripd6nt blei6en.
Plus ocm 6elopoit6rieie eiReS 9ie-
ierbcoiii5crs, Den 0ieicr an mid
idrieb, nchme id iolgen0e 8eileu
berous: Gin glrgonuenipdlohen,
6os bon iduar3en Seneaalic6iisen BE-.
iebt mar, muBten mir itiirmen imo
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-14

S@euiolc iUerocn bel unS in @elaG@S,r .@sr
nenlagern gut be6onoelt II erlaVa.rS
ge50ren iie aIle. oenu genus l'i.
oaruuter oic iih ic1on @roala'rns ns;
ten 5uibnloen fommen lieBe'b
oencn mir nibts wiiienl s;,rs
User bon SunlanitGt - hG s.Ge
@cgner babcn Die SlmuenonJ 0' ND.
@orteS idon I1ngit abgeiett iIl'9 91r,t '
ii4tslos 0urtD Sob allen VSsL
ihenl~ eriebt ~ 0icien luiloca So,l
fern gc9eniiber reject, Der tra9l i,rsi M
bel Ole @roitinmfeiten all nl'l, s a
6roDen Sruppen 5ll billigeH nmS ng1ori.
Dergr0bcrn. Sir iniilieu Dem S.s,lb Ss
~6umanit1t" Sen aopi ablallVIgsri
uno 5mar 10 raid ais mogll@'
Silt es Dem eiaeneil ..s,,aa
Iie itnuorecbtli1e @rl@lssapgSe
BON Eouicn0en itn0 glbertdll',"nil,
iold brouner iuo iHwar5er ~ taiia
i1cr Selticn lpiegt niht Oas se.ds
eineS ein5iGen oeutit6ell ic1ollOly%'rSp
moroeten uno perftiinimeIten S0 y. *
ten oufl Die Opierireuoigte". .rsb
ciniaen OeiltiAeu GoHeS 1T % MOI
lncrneBlicb 0robl @lilliollela1 la1,raip
Wliittcrn. TGtern 5raueu ulIoo oo.S.eitel
ten ge6cn nit 5rcuoen ibr 'rbt
bin fiir 0eutidIonos 9fu6ni illlD MI
a6er es erfiiIlt iic nit Me1tla9ss.s ss.srel
tieiiter @rbitterung menu lIe ..saiIb
oaB ibr ierneS Sieb, ipenn 6 pes eeSuSl
oct oocr unOeriuun6et in ole ecS.saip Sip
iolh brauner iino idwarjer @'.tlcrlol
rei fdlIt einer ic1rcdlibcn Nlal'' nj
erleiocn mus, oOer iucnn e ur'
fitrht6orc @riic oeritiimnlen smiir
aui 2ebeus5eit 8um er6arlrilll rirSI
Oi9iten 3riippel olIrr arilppe'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-14

auter nit Sfii1icrsran5 sssrpper
miro. 9Iud in Sen eir5cIneila cySrdnb
1osieteu iino io6lreibe 5~te ~
ucrieilt imo oie neiiteu at.sldycf
ben iibcrOies 5obndr3tlld)e ibrr'
it1noiae sur @erfiigitng, 0,s ,Sslc6oro,
S1iibIin9en 8wedoienlid'e rstiahp
lung onle0ei6eu luiien. Cle Eft ii'9
oes arieas3o0nnr3tes bel@ saQll'
ia riGt oui oic 9silege oV' crb6pl..
aaciM ionoeal cr6dIt ellle lll,acir O'
2giAtisfsii bci aicicrDcrleslll,,,s,s l,,,s,scIile''
oIs ,SoIJe bon Siopiidpillc'' mnr2ci Os.',
s0uiig 6orfomacm. @cun qlesFflnsi9
Sohnor5t Sen G5.rur0ea ssI6it
u1ictitiitt, 70 lit cs neill ,nSgll~
ihlrcren @crpiln0uuacA or,ielep
cine oiiuitgc glus6eiIur9 81
Evening journal., 1915-09-29
PAPERHANGER
AND DECORATOR
If THIS is YOUR BIRTHDAY
SEPTEMBER 20.
= : .

Libra, the governing sign Of this
birthdate, gives energy, ambition, a
stubborn persistence ana an ability to
concentrate all its powers on the pur-
pose at hand.
Libra is represented in the Zodiac
by the scales and Libra people are
keenly alive to the law of justice and
unless they act justly they will suffer
Libra people will find in marriage
the greatest help or the greatest detri-
ment. They will find the most helpful.
harmonious mate in the latter half Of
January or the first two weeks in
February.
They should never try TO continue
relations with faulthnding critical
nature. as it will destroy their efforts
I'm all directions.
The governing signs, Jupiter and
Neptune. give great tenacity of pur-
pose and mental concentration The
Want Ads will locate lost articles dur
ing the coming two weeks.
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y ROOM HOUSE. ALL CONVENIENCES.
) No. 3O7 W. Twenty fifth street Phone
;zfoJ sept29-6t.
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Information for Travellers
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AUCTION SALE


A UCTTON SALE-HIGH- GRADE FURNI-
n TURE. CARPETS. RUGS, BEDDING,
BIANKETS. COMFORTS AND DRAPERlES
MILL BE SOLD AT STIDHAM & SON 5
AUCTION STORE NO. III EAST FOURTH
STREET. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1915, AT
1 O'CLOCK p. NJ. SHARP.
Bedroom Furniture in Circassian walnut;
Mahogany and Oak Brass Beds. Enameled
Beds. Springs Felt Mattresses odd Dressers,
Chifoniers Wardrobos, Goose-fcuther Beds
pillows and Bolsters, Leather Couch. Easy
Rockers. Turkish Rockers Reclining Chairs,
Pictures. Books handsome Diningroom
Suit. consisting Of Buffet Extension Table,
China Closet SIX Chairs. Kitchen Cabinet,
three. niece leather Library Suit, Quartered
OaL Library Table. fvcpiece Parlor suit, in
groom verona. Couch TO match, Circassian
Walnut Bedroom Suit cost Sl25; several
GOOD Carpets in room sizes, from 20 20 30
wards; Ave used Rugs 9Xl2, s.3XlO.b,
iO6xf2 i'm Administer Wilton and Brussels :
WooIen Blankets. Sheets, Pillow Cases, BED
spreads. Lace Curtains, Draperies, Table
Linen. Napkins, Dishes, Glassware, Silver
F%TRAi EXTRA EXTRA EXTRA
We viii offer and sell, at the same time,
n tho highest bidder, 20 new Rugs Of the
heat quality and design, in Administer. VIII
ton BODY Brussels, Tapestry and Smyrna
sizcs oxi2 s3x1O.6, 7.6x9; all tne new
fan designs in floral and oriental effects
THESE rugs have been sent here to be sold at
this Sale and they ARE perfect goods Goods
can he seen on the morning OF sale.
STIDHAM & son,
sopt27, 1880 Auctioneers
Evening journal., 1915-09-29
PuBLIC SALE.

- 'l-l7---------17l--'1 = -.-,-T
nUBTIC SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNl-
ture will be sold az 1917 Madison
street. Thursday September 80, 1918, at 10
o'clock a. m. Bedroom diningroom, and
kitchen furniture carpets, rugs mating
dishes. cooking utensils, etc, gas stove, No
Victor cook stove.
STIDHAM & son.
sept2s.et Auctioneers.
Evening journal., 1915-09-29
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT.


n ROOM HOUSE. ALL CONVENIENCES.
- No. 3O7 w. Twenty fifth street. Phone
651e.J. sept29-6t.
TT OUsE Z ROOMS AND BATH, ONE
III half acre Of ground. on trolley line.
Apply d. A. Phone. 666. sept22-u.
II OUsE IN ELsMERE. ROOMS,
III bath; all modern improvements, with
or without stable or automobile room. Ap'
ply D. S. Lyman. Phone. lOl5-J ly2S'u
II OR RENT-HoUsE ON THE HILL,
half mile from Hockessin. rooms and
bath; lots Of fruit. John Q. Mitchell.
Hockessin. Del. Bell Phone AYR. 2.
mar12-tf
z OR RENT-AT REASONABLE TERMS.
house with Z large rooms, bath and
gas situated near Standard Arms Co. on
Garasche's Lane. sept2s-3t
Q TORE AND BUILDING. NO. 614
y Shipley street second and third hoor
front. No. 6l5 Market street. Gooding's
Coal Yard, Fourteenth and Scott streets.
septlT-ood-lm.
n OR RENT-AT RICHARDSON PARK,
Il house. rooms and bath. steam heat
large lot for garden. Why not live in the
country and let the poultry pay the rent
10 minutes to Fourth and Market streets /;
Sc fare to any part Of the city. Also a
bungalow, rooms, stable. A. X. Taylor.
p. o. RICHARDSON Park. Del. Phone. 1634.W.
auE26-m,w,s-tf
Evening journal., 1915-09-29
NOTICES.

n UNfERs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
III with dogs or guns will bo arrested
ON Sodgely Farm. Charles q. Rupert
sept2iood 2at
IN NE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EN
Il listing between Samuel W. Robinson and
Louis Niskis under the firm name Of I'm
pcrial Cleaners and Dyors. has been dissolved
by mutual consent. All outstanding accounts
due the partnership are payable 90 the under
signed.
sopt273t. SAMUEL W. ROBINSON.