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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-11-12
,E~rnnfrcid hlntet ans niclen g8nn.

ocalmenn cs ouh nod olRcn bin nod
Gin mtbcfiimmerteS@eli 5eigt. 9tidt
mr., DUB elm Sbcil oes noterldnoildleu
Vooeus in ocltihen 0dnoen III. Die
Ginan5cn oes 2onoeS iin6 i'll elmer
iehr trouri9en &erfoiiung tSIeid Ole
critic NrieqSonlcibc. bic mon oltf nen
Nforft brod,te. mar ain qrouOloler
Te6IihlGQ. Scitoem bot mon Der.
iudt. Iid) obneocm slt hcbclfcn. tyi
nolt5miiiiter Ritot bot ollS Der Hotb
cue SuQen0 81 utoden qciudlt. i'll.
Gem or Dos itoljc Mort IN oic M|clt
tinauS ,odrf: Seine ncur NuIcihe
mo feinc neltcn5 talcvnl" Gr bat ollo
nit elmer Terihmibthcit. Sic er Dem
ruiiiihen 6inonsfoacQcn obaeGlift
tobcft mntb sic VotcnnreIic orbeltet
.loijcu rno beu licben @iirncrn Qor3
i'm iti1cn oos @cfh %ohdrrtewmct.
y3o8 So iir { Hr Sinor3mirthIhoit
e%irocriiicu If. oaS miro crit ipdter
on ocn %oQ fommeu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-11-12
Gin umae,uanbelter Mann.

sd beionh MIDI in einem ihIlm,
men 3ultonh". ihreibt Serr Sohm
Eca bon @loont. Sans. aoIs i'd bic
Vilte alpGlfrGliter bel Sbnen be-
%iteIlte. Mein MoGen pertpciaerte
ieoc Irt BON Speiie; mein &erpen.
intent mar scrriittert; idl mar 10
idnudGl in0 fonntc nidlt ihIofen.
Seitoem ih Jorni's MIpcnfrdutcr
acbrmtdt fam ih ciicn. uno pS
'd11cdt mir gut; mtd' fam id ant
'd'Ioiei. Sd bin Elm itmgcnonoeltcr
Nfdnn."
llnQlcid, onberen Neoisiucn lit Scr
mis- YIpenfr0lttcr nidt in Ipothefert
I'll be5en. G& miro ben 2elitcn ourd,
SpeSioIaoeutm aeliefert. ooer brett
pom 2oborotorium. Mon idlreibe
on: Or. Neter %Sahrncn & Sons GO.
1875 50. &opne Noe., Chicago.
81.
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Aenn hente in @nihinatun cine

Administration oia Ruoer more mel
de itott oitf ole .0ppbens" 81 roio-
nircn. bic Redltc mrlereS &olfes nidt
mr. nit idl0nen @orten, lonOcrl
ourh (hotcn 81 ihiibcn bcrcif mare,
10 milr6c tic I'M ~@odin0" Toae iol.
ocloes aobclgronm nod 2onoon &c.
Ion0t hobcI:
Ser Gompfer u6odiug" if inner.
holb pom 81 Stlunoen frct uno poacr
GriaB mo @enuqthuunQ fiir Die nj.
oerrcdlttihc 0opcrlmq oes Sdifies
III acben. @eihie6t Dies nidt inner
tolb Der Qeqcbencn 6riit miro Elm
Gtn6orQo orf ollc iilr Gnglano be.
Iirmltcn gSoorcn acleot."
Cam milr0cn mir ichcn. mic ldncll
Sic unperihGmtcn @ritcu 8n arcl5c
ftief,cn. ME bol0 Die enolilhcn lie.
terariffe Gin Gn0e nchuen mijroen
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-11-12
GinWanOerer.
3c6tt.

NE ,S0ec Gus hic
llQen Gjamunoerun0s 9tmtes. o0b
6 lid INT Die MISREPRESENTATION
in sen Crtcu tumincru mitiie. mobin
Glnp010crcr rcilta noatelt. 5ltri,d
Qelpteicit hot. lit icbt cine meitere
GGtidciouna 5ltqunitcn ser Gilman.
oerer e%rgutgcu. Icr obcrlte @eridts
hof bot lcbt oos @eict BON Iri6o-
nc mir mnajltig erflort. pcld,es Der
iii0te. oaB Elm 9lrbcitqebcr nltr eiilel
beItimmtcn Gro6entinb bon Alisldn
bern belhGfti9en bilrfe.
InS @ciet, DaS mittcIs &oltsab-
lTlh1mung onlenomtnc1l moroeH mar,
heiaqte. elm ArbeliQeber. Ger mchr
oils finn Eerionen belfGitiae. millic
0oroitf lehen. onf so Erocent DER
icIbcn onterifonilde 0iiracr ieien.
Gin oitcrrcidiihcr aellner in 9isbee.
gri5ond. berloudte einen Ginbolts.
bciehl qcnen icineu Nrbeitgeber. Ser
I'M mts oiciem @rrutoe eutloilen
molitc. Die Sodlc foru Dor SEN ober.
item @~cridtsbof, Scr lid MN in ser
Sode aeGt,Bert bot ipic ioIQt:
aIoS Hedt ser llcbermod1tnq Ser
Giunon0crllnQ Nn$I0noer 5lt3il.
loileu ooer mt$5p'dlic6ea-iit Ic0iQ,
lib Code oe$ @rn0c5. Gnleu Gin.
mal0ercr Damon ousi uidlIieBcn ieincn
Se6enalmterbalt lit citcm Qeiuiiiell
@tnote 81 iud,clt. nitr0e Sen Gin3eI.
ltnotcn ooS Hcdlt aebcn. ilbcrhoupt
tc0cn 0lnm0noCrcr 5u ncrbolncit :
0Can mo or nift orbeiten funu, fam
CT O%crpohnlid oildl ntd,t Iebel. Mcnl
Ger in Dem @cice BON Nri5onu ans
Nr0rildtc @runOiot ncitcret @ooen
leudnnc. miiroe Der Ginpounercr iid)
lulr nodl 0en Stnateu menocn tonnen.
hle Inn Auinabmc gemGbren molten.
Guutit milrbe or ober oeS ourdl Ole
Nerioliml1 ollcnNemohnern Der Ser.
cnigten Stouten geluohrIelltcten 9let'
dcn @elcbcsidute3 pcrlulttg meroett.
Nicicr Sdut GILT filr ale 8crlorerl
QIcidmtoBia. mo penn ser 9nto
elncn Gumpon0erer Sli9elolen bot, lit
" elm rcdtmGBiQcr gclpobncr Der
N~crciniatcn Stdoten uulo oIS iolder
beredti0t. sen Sdnie ser @eieec
0IcidnloBia nit Sen onocren @epoh'
rtru beS StooteS. mo CT lih hinge
.r0onot hat. 81 acnicBcn.
EoS @uubeS GbcrQeriht bot bier
nit cine G%ntldciounQ obQc1etcn. oiC
lid lIdlcrIid NIT ocn6oroerungen 0eS
Qcinuoen Wenld,euncritmnoeS ncdt.
Ghotcipenre iopte idon int Maui
nionn BON Ncncold", Ser mir Dir
NjittcI Si meineu Qebeu$uu,
tcrboIt uimult. nlnrmt mir oa,
Nit oaS 2ebcn." llno pcr ser
Ginluonocrer ooruu ncrhirocrt. it'd
iclncn SebeuSuutcrhoIt AT crmerben.
be0cht ooourh cine NouNllml. Die nit
Der Deportation nti aIcidler Stui,
iteht.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-11-12

Jluul OFT iCplJuitigth Vt'thA'N
runasltatiItit marclt pom je 3ebntdI-
leno jungcn 2euteli, Die fnr Den
GicnIt IN ser @fmee ausgcboben mur-
ncn. in Gelltidlano 5noli oes &c
lens mo ShrrIbens ulfunoig, III
11ranfreid) 5lS. III 9elgien 1860,
in Stolien 3S9L in HuBlnno
Clio, UNI in DER eugliiden Armec
fpmmen auT 10000 Refruten i2l
gfnolpbobetcn. QcutihIano itebt olio
hesiigli6 ser 8olfsbiIoung 3ebnmal
oiinItiocr oa ais Gnglono nabc5ll
fini5iqmol giinitiaer oIs 5ronfrcld',
n1cbr OILS orcibunoertmol gitnltlger
dis Sltolien mo mebr ats innibrm-
hcrtmoI giinitiger nls Rublano. 90
ichen Die gorooren uno iene, Ole Id
ncn .stultur" hno Qualification"
brinaelt molten. I'M 2ihtc Der Sbat
inher ans.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-11-12
0uglanos Errmierminiiter. Ger,

1sqnlth. bat GnQIono@ sSinon,looc
ais gbeoentlih" bejcidrnet. aoI
0r'flld' nmerifoniihe 9unficrS obcr
Fhptehlcn 90 britiihc 4nIeibc brn
omeritoniIhen HubIifum ais .ontr
anldae" mo &criidcrlmQ$oeieu,
g@o'ten iteden oo$ @clo hincin. bnS
oe,l ySlttluen mo @oiicn gmcrifoS
aehort.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-11-12
-, Sin p%eritopitcs Sbitem benGtbigt
Seadjtnna.

Sino Sic golliht. iA~pinoelig itno
unol,fmerflom2 3r. Sings Nep Site
Yius. iofort eingenommen. bringt Die
e;codrme in natiirli6er @eiie in Sc
negung, uno spor l6mer5los. Ii6t-
beodtug bon &eritopfung fiibrt oft
gu %gefdbrlidenG omplifotionen .@enm
Sic mnrgen 5riib frobIih mtfpofen
mo n0Iig nit iih ieIbit ~5ufrieoeu
iein pollelt, beginner Sic Sbre Sur
beltte A6eno. 25c oie 6Iaide.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-11-12
nllnicre Cptimiltcu baben bic

Strait 2cittldllano9 unterid)dBt uno
T1idlt 3u c%rfennen oermodlt. Dab mir
Scr ltdrfltGn rnilltdriiden mo mirtb
adloitlIdlen &erbin0ma Qcaeulibcr-
atc1ct Die Is III ser Gcid)idte Qe
acbcu bat.
Has Der sgnhsHer pTiass". pom II. ctiutcr.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-11-12
Mnhe,n fIni Miainrben Arpnen

lino in Den bnbsburgiidlen Sanocit
ari oic nelie ariegsanleihe ge3eid}net
noroun. 6iir Die 8erbilnoeten cine
neue 5ieaesbiirgidloit. @dbreno oas
rciAe Gnalano i'm Nuslanoe bettelu
gcben muB, brinqt oas mel arniere
-eiterreih llngarn nit @eidtigfett
ol.e5 @elo oahcim nlIf. 0eileu es 3lr
I%YortieBrug bcs arieacs bis sum lleg-
rrldlen Gn0c beouri.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-11-12
Die SnnoespuituerluaItuuo b,,

Strpdns @roIhljre. 0ic Nlia3iioe ans
aellen 9ndl ~@ritiih RltIe IN IN.
'o'o" cntboIt, Bon Ger @cf6r6rr,lno
s'od' Sitoien ouSacidIoiicn. quf Mn,
siiolrn Der engIlidcn Rcaieruma no.
xllrtif- Die 4noit sic oils Sieiem
<seliidl ipridt, a0nucn mir fcinen,
o,'ilae. ober ooB nj IS ocluGhrt hot
Sth'eilt non ncllcm DAB mir in unSe.
rem Sanoc an Sofoiea aon5 beScnfIi.
den ltcberfTub bnbcr.
Se'ootes GonpbIct BON Nrnor
i'cat aud uiN Dor. mo cr. Sem man
oeilt'dlericit3 iur ciicn Goloarr Srr
orlien ntelt. hot lih oantit Elm 0c11f.
'uat le1nes acilnoen uno u~robbGn1i
Tssn urtbciIS eeiest.
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Eb itnIions MILF

3ornou5bruh ocs &einp9 lpobl sic
1errd)te Stroie oce Nirmcls fir sen
rcltbrud crbItdt, oen es an icinen
srubcrfn %erbilnOetcn beuoltacn hal.
aI''icr oeren Sdut Is rubig lno inn
sSrtc0en leben ourfte?
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-11-12

- q. s. SoI,. aoent fir Sic
aodct & Miindlen Seierperiihe-
rings @eieuihoft, bot fem Gontor
nod 33I Muin StroBc, iiber Sch
berO's anothete. nerle9t. Hette8
Hbohe 352 30.
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prdmien'Si1te.

em Sabr i'm QorduS headblenoc Moons
aaenten erDdItcn Ie einer ldoneil AdIen5
Der ais Yranlle gratis mo pocioftet an
aRrdmien iine folacnoe 8lr ansEpdpI nors
&anoen:
xRaturopoit."
e{3aron limb in @au5en orei5chn Rum
mern erld,ienen mo nod 5 Nuns
rurr1 M 6ouO.)
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-11-12

DteIe Irdnttcnliite miro ohne tpeitere
Roti3 bon 3eit 5u 3eit er1dn6t uno Der
auoert, nuo oicic Yrelie rtdlten llb lidh
benz ieiueili1eu Maritncrth
Mn 8clteu Ino lidlcrlten ut es, ons
@jelp per y 0 It annei una tgloueg
Eroerl. bic her Yoitnleiiter III helt gros
kereu 6.tldla'icu nlsiteIlen tdlul, .3t
MMherIenoen. gbeuip gut mo lidcr irlo
bic & r9ref nnmei ungeu nell
de Die Neenteu in allen @rpreBe Statins
men altsitcucn. Meun man ouS t5cl0 per
Eoitanfreiiuna ooer per grpreRoaiUelluilg
idlidt. lit es nidlt npthlueneta. Den betrefs
Teu0er g'riei repiltrireu 3I lGllcn, luellgi
Die AOreiic ncutli] geifrieten lit. Ye4t
aIau ooaeQen IdGrgelO III oel; Griei. 10
s0lte nicier tets reaiitrirt tueroeH, am
fid1er an iein. onB oerieIhe rldtiG an
fnmmt. Siir GeloIenounpeu in eiufntem
RriefoeritltIYe iibernebnier mir teiuers
lei @crdntiportlidlfeit. Sm sale bon
MoreBuerGuNernnqen heraeile man ia
Hidlt. bic dlte ehenioipn6l iuic Die ne II c
Rpltoffiec %on3uaebcf, benn FONT i6unen
mir BEN Aionep IN eeu gildlern gar nidt
finaen.
Wuuen- CroerS biirfeu uidlt. ME Dos
70 oft aeid,iebt. ais perueintlidle Guit-
funa SUI ddbehdItcu tuctneil. ions
Bern iirn nelt @riefeu beiRuteGeu.
Euittule etfolpt mr. hrrdh Aer1eruulp
Gee T,atums mi oeH1 NoreBitreifeIt
gtaH oNreNiire etutddl'
p9ioreiteru, "a ernie. gSiS.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-11-12

Ter ariea hat NIT Der 6rbebnna
0er Serbm %bepouaen muo iolte q
aentlidl audi NIT 3uiomnlenbrud Der
Errhcl enGen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-11-12

teieer . oeatiAsameritaniidleS Stohbndl
iar feline SamIllen. 0on &al0eni1t
Sdlreger. %reis IS Gents.
u 4 & maj dtnen.
mie .RnrbItcrn" : Edbmaidtueit No. /.
AMI 5 Sahte i1riitlld %aaranttrt. 1top
Deao" secbaule, ertrd fetnc Folltur,
ale ueucteu 8erbelerunqen. abl9lat
bic belize 0taihme. Die lur lrBcnb eLnen
&rei5 ethlllllh ~ 90
Eie .9eroltcru" NdhmoidltHe no. :, 9es
mas ME NJ. /. nur init ont4ontaiI.
iditm .Erep 6edo" w
Die ~g1urorern, 9latnlaIdline Ro. 3, III
@otoeu Gut + @ehduIc. autb0maltlteu
.6bnir gilt" NugellaQer : @elJeH, NIT
aufbomatiidem s9elt 3eplaeet". bos
Dem Nrtn, qehdrtete 1tabltbettt. ale
.N~ttahements~ III 5aumet Stdltden.
gtue quite gididltne gu Dem icGt nltlts
aen 4rei5 BON niIr 9iS
8te .Roloitern sHdhmalhlrlc no. !,
eennu luie 9to. 3. mn III SestfS1bls
net Norm. III
vie oieie RaIhireu iiuo dbioIut ga
Cautilt. Sic 6rndlt bat Der Ndutee 3l
truoeu iino ite betrdgt Don COO biz vi,
Ie ndd Der 2iitan5.
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Sm britiiden Cberbaus luirS Die

Heaicrltng mitten i'm Arieg lharf
n%ngcgrifien. llno mir iollten uliere
standardization nldlt cinnol i'm Grie.
Scn frItiiircn oitrfenI
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gnd, mir tbeiIeu u~Oultdnoia Serrn

sSillons gbneianua aeqen ollncdlte
Amcrifoner". Sc b ober oicie tic
Zen, umio gefabrIihcr limo liel
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-11-12

ri eng. 5dmiot,
Der CUR 3ett III
San 6ranclsco
meilt. l6relbt III
DER Ntunhener
3eitihriit Yiar5
uber Ole 9cutid-
4uleritn.iec sol.
0en0es, mo ulle
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-11-12

Gen Gcriaiicr oieicS berrIiheu ui0
meitiinuiucn 9rtifeIs bot uticr sc
'rnohcit5roth in Snn Troncisco per
IotIidl fennen at lernen ooS @crqril.
Gen Qehobt. utto er niGhtc, mic or on
rcllnten onrf. i'm Gimme offer 2cier
Nrn Sdmiot fiir ieine treficn0en
acknowledgements Sen oebiibrcnoen
Tonf obltottcnl
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Rr9mieu seseu WebEbeiablnng.

ncr1 m 6ano.l
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-11-12

9iuhocnl tir5lid]
nu1 gllr1oe nher
qcridlt Die lcltid
me sAre NrS bic=
Newark post., 1915-02-17

Lilburn Chandler, counsel for
Isaac Sanders, a young colored
man, sentenced to nine months i'm
prlsonment and ten lashes for
larceny, applied for a new trial,
stating that the defendant expected
to be able to establish an alibi. Sen
tence was supended for two weeks
but on Friday the Court refused
the application and on Saturday
Sanders was whipped at the Work
house.
Diamond State Grange at it's
meeting at its hall in Stanton last
week went on record as favoring
the continuance Of the annual ap-
preparation of $4,000 to the State
Fair Association as necessary and
valuable to the Commonwealth.
Mrs. Martha Cranston gave an in
teresting talk upon Thomas A. Edi-
son, the noted inventor. On Mon
day evening the Grange gave post
office and valentine party.
Newark post., 1915-02-17
HERE AND THERE

Avondale' s municipal expenses
Cor the past year totalled $27OO.
~ Nilton's light aud water plant 5
earnings for the past year totalled
$5626.
william j. Horrigan of Will
,o;noton has gone to Florida to be-
% nome a supervisor of State roads,
u nanv miles of which will be con-
structed.
Wilmington bank clearings last
uapk totalled $1,616,612.29 against
81 1O3, ,333.41 for the like week last
year
Thieves entered Mrs. Maudc
norrickson's home at Lincoln,
while she was shopping in Milford,
one day last week, and stole
$3.50 from a bureau.
Wilmington last week reported
% deaths. 35 births and s mar
RACES compared with 30 deaths,
a births and Is marriages for the
like week last year.
Captain Rauph Potter, of Milton,
is laving the frame Of a 6O-foot
boat in which he and his family
will cruise via the Panama Canal
TO California.
Five small boys who stoned car
windows on P. B. & w. R. R. trains
and left a hand car on the main
track at Newport were fined So and
costs each by Justice Lewis in Will
mington on Saturday.
Arthur D. Clemons was lodged
in Elkton jail on Saturday charged
with stealing horse and a check
for $45 from Herbert Price of the
Fair Hill section.
The New London Social Circle
held its annual banquet with a
large attendance on Saturday
evening at the hotel in Avondale.
New Castle Grange cleared $22.
b from its box social held last
week.
Governor Miller by advice Of his
phvscian went at the end of the
week to Atlantic City for a short
ktay for recuperation.
The Organized Militia Of Della
ware has received six new army
Wagons, completing its equipment
bf fourteen.
Wholesale thefts Of chicken and
bthqr robberies are becoming fre.
Iuent in lower Chester county. One
bf the biggest hauls was made al
Charles Y. Williams general store
n Avondale on the night Of Febru
bry when several hundred dol
Jars worth of boots, shoes, ano
Fothing was carried off. One Of
(he alleged poultry thieves, Will
|am Reynolds, a large negro, broke
but of the Avondale lookup ano
sappeared.
There are no vacant houses IL
Georgetown and there is a grow
ng demand for additional dwell
hgs
William Ellingsworth, aged Il
ears, fell into a vat of boiling
Eater at the plan tof the Aller
Package Company in Seaford, ont
Jay last week and was found ser
Cusly scalded when rescued.
Upwards of 200 basket makers
Re again employed in Laurel aftel
fveral weeks idleness.
Wilmington militiamen, afte1
lattalion drill on Wenesday even
fg, gave a reception to their WON
friends.
During January the averag'
alIy number Of inmates Of tn
Nmkhouse at Greenbank was 349
The recent entertainment givel
Emmanuel Parish House, New
|aStle, by the Young Mems Clul
nd Boys Minstrel netted $5O.5O
Tripping over a rug at her hom
Delaware City, one day las
eek, Mrs. John Cook fell, break
g two of her ribs.
Newark post., 1915-02-17

fellOW employees III the offices OF
the Wilmington and PHILADELPHIA
Traction Company prior to her
marriage on last Wednesday, pre-
sented Miss Mildred Andrews a
silver service numbering 35 pieces.
Santa Maria Council, Knights of
Columbus, at banquet held at the
Hotel dupont last Monday night,
launched its campaign to secure
SoO,OOO for a new club house in
Wilmington.
Joseph Patton is held in $500
bail for Court in Wilmington
charged with stealing a horse and
carriage from Thomas Hall of
Grubbs Corner.
William P. Morrison of Will
mington, has broken ground for a
summer hotel along the North East
River, at Charlestown, Cecil
county.
Thieves on Wednesday morning
stole horse and buggy, a set of
harness and several robes from the
barn Of William Jones, on the
Simcoe farm near Bay View, Cecil
county. Officers followed the trail
to Wilmington where it was lost.
Howard M. Deaver Of Union,
has been appointed carrier on
Rural Route No. 5, from Elkton
to Lewisville, succeeding Marion
Sloneker, who was serving tempor-
arily.
Among jurors drawn on the pan
ell for the Spring term Of Cecil
Circuit Court opening on March
l, are the following from the
Fourth district: Harry A. Lun-
gren, James Jamison, James A.
Holland, Harry L. Bunting, and
Charles M. Kitchens.
The matter of continuing the
Tri-County Base Ball League will
be considered at meeting called
for Saturday at Elkton. Oxford,
Havre de Grace, Elkton, North
East, and Elk Mills favor the pro-
ject and Rising Sun may join if
local players only are enrolled.
Twelve members Of Shawnah
Tribe of Red Men, of North East,
returning from a visit to Little
Elk Tribe of Cherry Hill in the
livery hack Of S. II. Shippers, of the
former town, driven by James
Grant, colored, had close call on
the Singerly crossing of the B. e.
O. R. R. about 1.45 on Friday
Morning when they were caught
driver managed to pull the horses
by a south-bound express. The
around sharply bat one Of them was
killed and the hack was side
swiped and damaged. None Of the
party were seriously injured but
four of them, J. R. H. Moffit, Harry
Boyer, William Wyre, Vaughn
Harvey, and the driver, Grant,
were more or less bruised. The
CT ossing was the scene Of the Har-
Ian family tragedy, one night last
October.
James Martin, Charles Harper
and William Sayres, were held for
the Grand Jury after a hearing IN
the City Court in Wilmington on
Saturday on the charge Of robbing
hGreenbaum as department store at
Third and Market streets OF goods
valued at nearly 5000. Some OF
which were found by Detective
Wardle at the home Of Martin s
stepfather, Luke Goodyear, near
Elkton. Martin and his half
brother, Zebley Goodyear, were
arrested in Baltimore and were
brought to Wilmington. They had
both figured in the robbing OF a
.iewelry store in Wilmington about
year ago, the former serving a
term in the Workhouse and the
latter escaping from the Ferris
School. Mr. Greenbaum Identified
gold watch belonging to ms N.
mother, which was stolen from his
store and which William Mallory
testified he bought from Martin.
Thieves late on Friday night OF
early on Saturday morning robbee
the poultry house of Mrs. Ellen y
Woodward, near Marshallton, OF
Newark post., 1915-02-17
Odd Trousers

$1.0O to $3.50. Every size,
30 to so inch waist. Look
through our special sale at
$500. Every size, 81 to a.
waist.
Newark post., 1915-02-17
PATCH POCKET SUITS
IN OUR SALE

at $3.50, $3.50, SO and $11.25.
All sizes for young men, "a to
38 chest. --latest style, Tartan
plainds, fancy blues and brown
worsteds.
Newark post., 1915-02-17
Plain Blue Serges

Heavyweights and fine twills
at $3.50, 5000 and $11.25. All
sizes, 81 to AZ chest.
Newark post., 1915-02-17

Silk Mixtures
in black and white at $3.50,
$3.50, SO and $11.25. Every
size, "a to Al chest.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1915-11-24
BOOK LORE.
What the December Magazines Contain
Of Interest to Readers.

The Worlds Work" for December
opens a campaign against the Pork
Barrel and Congressional extrava.
gance. "Shall We Have Responsible
Government" by Burton j. Hem
'drick, emphasizes how every civilized
nation in the world, except the Uni
ted States, runs its finances on the
budget system, and how the tinanciers
we have had in Congress have favored
q budget system. The evils of our
present financial system and the advan-
tages of the budget system are graph
icslly put forward. A profusely IL
Illustrated article on Italy and the
Great War;" by w. Morton Fullerton,
gives an interesting and instructive
account of how Austria wished to at
tack Servia year before the great
war broke out-and how Italy was cog
infant of the fact; also Italy's position
among the European Powers and the
reasons for her action and "hesita-
tions" since August, 1914.
ID. Thomas Curtin's Price, in Amer.
lean Commerce and British Victory or
Defeat shows that the prosperity of
England and her colonies and the pros
perity of the United States are indis-
solubly bound together by reciprocal
trade. Are Americans More Ger
man Than English?" tells how the
German emigrant becomes Americana
zed in on generation, and how the Pam
German propaganda mas failed to wesn
the German-blooded population away
from allegiance to their adopted coun-
try.
Other articles are: 1.-THE New Dem
ocratic Leader in Congress, New
York Harbor and the Nations Foreign
Trade" by Willard c. Brinton; edi-
torials on 'tCarranza, = 1.-The Note to
Great Britain" German Atrocities
and Asinities." ''The Political Out
look For Federal Budget. . etc,
etc.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1915-11-24
hunlor.

How much simpler is the process of
getting rich out of motion pictures
than acting in Shakespeare plays from
city to city. says the Christian Science
Monitor. To induce Miss Mary Ander-
son that was to return TO the Unoed
States and play in Shakesperean roles
has been a vaiQ endeavor. as many
managers have found to their rue.
But to travel to the United States, play
before a camera, escape the wear and
tear of long tour, and soon get the
film record made-ahl that is another
story, especially since the hororarium
is large and the possible uses for it
in the succor of the needy. So the
former favorite of the stage succumbs
to the motion picture promoter, she
who had been adamant against the
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1915-11-24
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, That the
Subscriber, Of Anne Arundel County. has
obtained from the Orphans Court Of Anne
Arundel County. In Maryland, Letters of
on the personal estate OF
MARIA L. COOPER, -.
late Of Anne Arundel County, deceased.
All persons having claims against the de-
ceased are hereby warned 70 exhibit the
same with vouchers thereof to the sub
scriber on or before the
/. 2IsT DAY OF MARCH, 1916.
They may. otherwise. by law. be txcldd.
ed from all benett OF said eatate. All per-
sons indebtel to said estate are requested
TO make Immediate payment
Given under my hand this 18th day Of
September, 1915.
wINSoN O. GOTT.
Administrator
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS,

Notice is hereby given, That III;
scriber of Anne Arundel COUNTY
obtained from the Orphans COD
Anne Arundel County in Mar
Letters Testamentary on the ped
estate of
ALEXANDER ii. McCORMIC
late of Anne Arundel County, deco
All persons having claims agalns
deceased, are hereby warned to q
the same, with vouchers thereO
or before the
9Th DAY OF MARCH, 1915
They may, otherwise, by law, b
cluded from all benefit of said e.
All persons indebted to said estst
requested to mack immediate pay
Given under my hand this Sls
of August, 1916.
ELIZA MCCORMICK.
HOWARD McC0RMIC
Execute