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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-02-17
Sure Mebtrlidt.

Die 5iterreidJiihen suftIdif-
Il beiuarfen in Mailan6 MIR
ben 8abnbof nno bic ssabrifen
NIT @omben.
walfDnr nnO anSere geite-
leu lin engliidJen 9sarlament
pifeu Gin, oaf 9emtidlanb int
GnftIdiffiueien iueit ii6erlegem
lei nuS baf man iid) aegeH
Saftldiffausriffc nidt bsIIfdn-
Dig fdliiten fDnne.
GuglanSer nnS Jran3Dien
perindcn pergebens, DerlDrcne
@raben snriif5nrroberM.
0ie Sta6t Gr5erlim in
aleinaiien iuiro pon ben 9imi-
ien beiett.
Gelterreider mnb 8nlgaren
areifen 1araSsu am.
5ran56iiidbe gleroplane bom-
baroieren Strtmmika.
sliliierte ernenern Das Ser
ipreden, ben &rieg midt eber
sit beenOen, aIs bis gelgien's
1Imabbaugigfeit iuieoer berse-
itellt lei nno es GntIdaOisnns
crfalten babe.
gieseluns Der asuiitania"-
arage luiro amfseido6en.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-02-17

mnroe nno sans Gplen ben 9eittiden
preisgab, iuas man geibcs bod
mol nidDt ais itratesiidle Weiiteritife
beseid)nen fann, lit audi Die @e=
id)tdDte ppn Dem p6lligen sSntaftbal=
ten Der Sritppen nidt ridtig. Sc
milf, @rpffiirit gsifplans bat lie su=
iamlnensebalten, sic Organization
iuatrbe nid)t 5erit0rt, aber in Der err
item 3eit, beuur CT Die Nmsreifmes
tIpSe anluanote, lat er Idjiuere @er=
lutte sebabt Hnb Die srnppen mebr
als oesintiert. Sin srpfer Strateae
lit er e6enio iuenia iuie Die Ginnab=
me Dpn Grsernm Elm Greignis eriten
Ganses lit.
Cine nod nid)t beitGtiste WadJ=
ri6t nnelbet, Die Seitcrreider nmb
8nisaren batten iid) III sabanien
ucreimigt rnb sriffen jekt Den Seeba-
| fen GnraSsu an, Der npn2enten 81
| inS Gaidja's mno flad)tigeil Scrbelt
nuo Muntemegriiren aebaltcn iuiro.
slnsriffe Der gnalGnoer sen per-
luremen eiraben bei g)pern bpn
ben SentidDen snriid5aero6eru, iunr=
oen snriifgeid)lagen. GbenIo sing
es ben sSransoien in Scr Gbam-
pagne.
SIM enaliid)en 9sarlament lit bic
@erteiOigung Gngfanbs gegen Suft=
idiffe beipruden iuor0cn. @pn Sci
ten Der IReaiernna mnrbe pffcn cin=
aeitanhen, oaf Die @erteioienngs-
mittel mid)t geniigeiib leicn, aber es
lunrbe amdj sic Grflaramg abgcge-
ben, bak alfes, mas meiiidJenmGglid)
| lei, getam iueroe, nm Die Gage at
Der6eiiern. galfunr iagt gerabe
berans, GnglanO babe einen id)lperen
Seller begnngen, Saf es in friiberen
3eiten ucrIaninte, iein Gnftidifflue=
len at perbeiIern rno nor allem
2nftid)iffe nadj Der Nrt Der bentIdjcn
3eppeline sll bancn. Sentiflanb
lei GnglanO lucit purans. Dian tnc
jebf alles, mas man tim fDnme, nber
es lei nidt HDglidJ, SaR, iuas man
in 5chu Sabrcn uerIanmt babe. init
einen Sdjlagci nadl5nbplen. Sem
nant, Der garlamentsiefretar oes
arieasniiniiterimms, iebte anseinai-
Der, mas aacs getan lei oSer geplant
lueroe, nm Irienale rrS anoere
luidtige @ebGnSe 5n Idliiben.
| ygl6er", fiigte CT binsn, yiuir iimS
nidlt i'm Stanbe, ieOem Sell Ser Ser.
a0nisreidle Sdnt seaen Gnftidliff-
amgriffe sn aelpabren. Ias luirh
andJ ME erreidt merbcn." -Gs Iim6
oies Die eriten nffenen 3meeitanb-
niiie bon Seiten makge6enSer eng
liidjer Geri6nlidlfeiten, 6af 9emtidJ-
lanS III gesns anf bas 2mftldliffiue-
len Gmglano iueit iiberleacn III.
Sine 9epeide ans Micm meloet
ilber ben slnsriff 0iterreidliTdDer
SnftidDiffer amf sic italieniIdyen
Staote NiailanS nnb Sdlio. yGlf
oiterreldjiidl mngariidDe Ierpplane
bumbarSierten ben Sabn1of nnb Die
Sabrifen in Mailanb. Wsam Iab
ams Den ejebGitoen Sife GandauoI-
fen anfiteigen. Srpk bcs glrtillerie-
feners nno Der gleroplane bcs Vein
Ses ridJteten bic 3nftidliffer lire
SDnbem NIT gruker Galtbliitiafeit.
sSn Dem nnf bns 8umbaroement fpl-
gen snfffampf luaren Die DETER
reidler entid)ieoen i'm @prteil. glndJ
cine 1sa6rif in sd)io mnrbe bpm
oiterreidiidlen sleroplamen nit 8um-
ben 6emurfen, amideinenb NIT Gr-
folg. gllle Neroplane fcbrten nnbc-
Idlabist suriif"
Cine Sabas Scpeidle ans 9ltbem
melSct, bic 5ransUleu batten ane
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-02-17
Mraf oulf in (sefanaenldlaft.

ltnter Oieier ltebcribriit teilt Die
9leiD gorf 5taots5citung i'll ibrcr
sfns0abe pom IA. 5ebruar in ben
Dernliidten Sriegsilat1ridtcn aus
9cntldlail0 iplgeu0es nit
9iittnteiiter grof Sold, Der lid
als 6liegerofii5ier alf Dem galfon=
triegsifaiiplab befano, lit nebit iei-
nenl geobabter, Oberleutnant SSrei-
Gerr b. 3obel, BON eincnl grflln-
ollngsfll1g rtiht Dieoer 5uriifgefebrt.
8eioe 0ffi5iere limo in montenegro
liiidle @efongcnidaft geraten. 0raf
Soltf oeborte bon Der 9tennbobt
Der 81 ben befantteiten nno beiten
feiteroffi5ieren Der oeilti1en pr
NEE"
3nr gerubigung Der pielell
5rellnoe 0es 8oters oes ihneioigeil
jilngen Sffi5iers bier iuo IN Meri-
co, Die an Dem S6ifial oes 2ebteren
lnslpeifelboit lebbaften 9lnteil neb-
melL fonitoticren mir. oaB l6ou Dor
nebreren 8o6en Die telegrapbildc
9felorng bierbergelongte, Dob in
folge Der Nieoerlaee Der Nfontene-
griner cine ean3e 9(n5obl bon oellt-
iben @efangenen Die sSrcibeit iuie-
Der erlangte, lporinter iid) au6 Der
oben eriuobnte @roi Sold befoto.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-02-17
ans 8afbinstpa.

gS a bin g ton, 8. s., 10.
Set 0urd) oen 9iiidtritt oes
ariessnlinilters @arrilon bot oos
Hiiititngsprogramm cine tpeIentlihe
aldrung erfabren. @arriion bate
6efanntlid) eiite reguldre @rnlee pon
iiber 141 900 Mann befiirtportet, TO-
tpie eine geatiottnIgaroe bon 129, 900
uno cine &olttinentalorniee bon
100000 Mann. 9ie Soften oes bon
ibnl elnpfoblenen Seeres gieorea=
niiationsplanes bdtten ii6 anf nebr
ais 1S2 Millionen Collars geIfellt
Wiit @arrifons Giiftritt lit aud oas
Broieft Der @riiltbang elmer Som
tinertalarinee IN iid) 5niamnlenee-
falen Sein gtadfolger miro an
oere gseae manoeln ir1iiiief. Ser
1elieren glusbilollng unb @erneb-
rnitg Der Mili5 miro oas Sauptall-
gelnnerf 5ngepaliot iperoen. Bon
unieren MiIitars ipar es Der tribe
re, aber i6on lett l6ngerer 3eit pen
fiollierte Sberbefeblsbaber unierer
Mrnnee, @enerallelltnant Nelfon
Wliles, lpelder entpfoblen bate, oab
ofe gfationalgaroe ben Sffi5ieren Ser
9nnoesarnee in gelpiHer ge5iebnilg
iDeltlaitens llnterltellt miiroe. Or bot
te ferner befiirportet, baB oie
9tenlt5eit perfiir5t llno oaourb Die
gaiis fiir cine @erlnebrlng ser Oei-
li5 geIhdffen ipiirbe. @r batte en-
fldrt, baB bic 0ationalgaroe Dos
Gitdgrat Ser 8erteioigung i'm
ariegsfall biloen ione.
Die aontrollierlng Ser 9eationa(-
garoe ourd Die reguldre 9[rmee uno
oie gerbelierlng uno aagemeine
giilfiibrltng bes bereits beltebenoen
SDitenls Dem 5ufolge Manoper Der
@dtionnlgaroe nerlbieoener Staaten
5uianthten nit 8unoestruppen ltatt=
finoen, linO MaBnabmen, pel1e ouf
Die 3ultimnllng oes &ongre6es red-
nen unb 8lpeifelos paiiiert lperoen
oiirfteu. 0priibenoer Sap bonn
Sausfomite fir militorilc6e slneele.
aenbeiten hefiirmortet sic Gorlage
oes Grefutipfonlites ser ,,9eotionol
@udro 9llIoeiation", melbe oo3u Die
men ioll, oeine ongemenene luno
tild]tige Grippe BON @iirgerioloaten
8lt etablieren 5ur @rgon8ung Der
regnldren sfrmee@.
Ter @orlage nod ourfte oieie
Nrnee bon giirgerioloaten cine
Starfe pon 100000 0eann erbalten.
Sc fiinfblmoert Weann ioIlen auf ie-
Den 9tepraientanten i'm 8ongreb
fontnen. 9as Observation-Disclosures
5iblt 44O Oeitglieoer. 0arnad be-
rednet piiroe oas 8iirgerbeer cine
Starfe BON 100000 Mann erbolten.
Sails. ein Staat nibt oas ibn 5nge-
mellene Guotlml bon 8iirgerlolootel
ltellt loa Ser 9raiioent erm1dtigt
ieiil, Die anr @rg1n5ltng notipeitoige
3abl BON giirgern iirnerbalb oes
Staates 5um 8ienlt in Der NfiliS
beron8u5ieben sSerner ioa cine Sit
geilomebr i'm gllter BON IL bis is
Sabre gegriinOet iueroen. Die SSooe-
raliiierung Ioll oarin beiteben, ooB
ieOer 9iirgerioIoat lid) perpflidtet,
5ipei Sabre 0ienft 5u leiiten. 9ln
Steae oes u9eationaI @filitia 8oaro@
ioG cine 0fiIi5abteilung oes @ene-
rotita6es geidoffen ino ponl 9rdii-
oentel ouf 9fat llnb NIT 3uitimnlllne
0es SenotS ernannt meroen. Die
Gbteilllug lol1 aus 0tili5offi5ieren,
oeren 4Sflidt es leit loa, Dem
ariegsiefretdr 8oridlaee uno WfoB-
uabmen sur @erbeilerlng uno Gnt-
tuiflung Der Nationalear0e 81 I'M
terbreitet fid 5ilfammeuiesen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-02-17

grilfen nnb lteber9ange ii6er ben
garoar 6eiett, Die Na6rid)t iuirb
iuol ilid)t uaBr iein. @eiilid lunrbe
ldipn beBanptet, lie Ieien itber oeir
8afOar gegangen nnb lldtten nmf
Der aitoerm Seite feite Steliangen be-
sogem.
sSrall5aiiId)e 0epeidJen er5a9ler
ben nileriei GSreMeltatelt lue(dDe bic
gnlgareit lit WDnaltir an ben DDrt
tppbnbcm 0riedJen begeben. Die 0;e=
ld)idJten iimb natiirli1 gelpgen.
gie tiirfii9e Gegiernng meloet,
Saf bte Gngl6nber in elmer SdDfad)t
init ben Siirfen nabe @atiba i'm
Welpputamie1 1000 Niann an Diff
5ierelt tltD Mianni6aften berlorel
9abea. 9ieielbe Mefbmng Fagt, DIE
Nniien batten tit eitlen oreitagigent
Sample an Ser aarfaIns ssromt
5000 Wamn berloren. @ieQeidtt be-
siebf iid) bas auf Die Sample nft
Gr5eritnl.
Nad) etncr SepeId)e ans GDaODa
baben Oretsebl fransOiiidje geropla-
nc Die 6mlgariide Stabt StrmmaiBa
nnS Die nabebei fiesenben Wiilitarla.
ger bottbarbiert. gs iunroeu t5S
gpmben seiuurfen itnO sablreid)e
5ener nernriadt. 9llle 9leropfane
febrten mad) Salpnifi snriif, obne
Sdlaoeit gen0ntinen ST babet.
slns Berlin miro gemeloet, Saf an
Der gamseil .Oitliden syrunt Sdnee-
itilrne getpbt i)abcn nmo oaf blber
bort midjts bon ge6enfilng paiiiert
iiei,
GmgliId|e 9epeiden meloen, baF
III Der @egeno Dun Ypern nnr Mrtif=
|leriefanlpfe itattgefmnoem ba6em.
Nndy Die 5ransuieit iuiiien BON i]rer
Srpnt aid)ts 0id)tises sm melben.
IS idJeinen nnr Wilen= nno 8um=
lenfampfc nno 9lngriffe amf 2ebeas=
initteI= nnS Munitionstramspurtc
| ftntteefnnben Sit babem. sln Ser gan
seil hIciftidem ssront fat iebr itiirnti=
| idIes niie nnsiimftiges 8etter ge-
lerrldlt.
Die Nltiicrtem baben, iuie ipieber
ciitalal aHs 6aure genielbet iuirb,
6eIdjluiient ibr @erlpredjen lno tire
@erpfltdtnng at erneuerlt, midjt e6er
ssrleoen at madleil, als bis 8elgiemS
ltnobGanaisfeit nnb Nirtid)nftgle6en
iuieoer bergeitellt Ieien nnO es binrei-
fenben SdjnNeneriab er9altem fa6c.
Gime nidlt iebr snDerldiiige Gael,
Ic meloef, Gpl, S,pnie iueroe am
iyrcitag OOn bent 66ltig bun Gng=
lanS cntpfangeu iuerbrn,
ltnter ben BoftiadDen, lueld)e sic
GnglGn6er Don Sell 9antpfern
ayiuOroain" nnO uGptterbam" fer
nntergelult babeu, iollen iidD picle
amerifaniidDe @ertpapiere 6efinoem.
Gin gepiiier E. 6. Mlaglule, Der
&apitan 0es anlerifalliiher Sdoo=
ners nGogar s. Nalrood" Ser ioeben
in 0lpbile, 9llo, eingetroffel tit,
beboltptet, in SEN SGfe1 Ser gu
| ISpanien gebori9en aonaril6en SSn-
ieln ldgen Elf oeutid)e GnHpfer, Ole
BORT iitterniert iuaren Die aber in
@irfli0feit dilsqeriiitet ipiirOen, I'M
als !Siilfsfrell8er Sdiffc Der slaiier-
ten 5u faperu.
!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-02-17

Or. sllbcrt s. GalSpca fiuuoiat bier
NIT Die 8erlegitng ieiner Sffice BON
@orpus Gbriiti, Seras, in Quite 513
Gibbs Gebdube. San 9lntonio. an Be
banohng Der Iltaen, Gbren. gloTc uno
6als. Office SeIepbon grodett S299
Bohninlg5z Selepbon @unter SoteI.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-02-17

= geItes SeI nto @aioIin erbaIt
man bon Ser SIimp Oil So. 400
Sit-gonin,eree Str. 9eeues Eel. Tra-
big 2252.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-02-17

WtoriuenliniIter Daniels rna6t
6efannt, ooB aepiiie &egeIn be8iig-
lid Der @eniur BON &riegsoepeldeil
ernoBigt per0en piiroen. Gs
iheint, ooB cine geI6iperoe Ser oeut-
Iden gotidafters iiber oas 3uriif-
balten bon Den 9epeiden, Die Be
ridte Der oelltihen glolniraIitdt emit
bolten, glnfaB gu oiefer @tiloerlng
gegeben babe.
Smyrna times., 1916-11-15
Personal and Social
People Who Come and Go
and Their Social Doings

Miss Laura Hutchinson, was given
a Birthday Surprise" On Monday
evening at her home on Delaware
street. A delightful social time was
had Among those present were
Miss Mary Riggs. Miss Kate Wilson,
Miss Helen Lewis, Miss Betty and
Pearl Langrell, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Jones, Miss Hilds ard Isabel Hutch.
inson, Spruance and Edwin Hutchin.
son. A general good time was had.
Ice cream and cake were served to the
guests.
Mrs. j. Frank Macomber. assistant
superintendent of M. State Colonies
for Feeble Minded Males has returned
to New Lisbon. N. j., after a few
days visit with her parents Mr.. and
Mrs S. j. Cole, Sr. Mrs. Macomber
attended the meeting held in Deputy
Attorney General John B. Huttons
offices in Dover last Saturday of the
State Committee on Provisions for the
Feeble Minded
Mr.. Harry Faunt Leroy, of Balti-
more. Nd, 'oined his wife and daugh-
ter in Smyrno over Sunday on a visit
to Mrs Faunt LeRoy's parents Mr..
and Mrs. Nathaniel F. Wilds. Sunday
morning at st. Peters Church they
had their little infant daughter Sarah
Cummins Faunt Leroy christened, the
Rev. Thomas Getz Hill, rector, per-
forming the ceremony.
Rev. Thomas Getz Hill left yester-
dav to attend the meeting of the Pro
vincial Board of Religious Education
at Harrisburg, Pa. MIR Hill is a
member If the Sunday School Com
mission, and also of the Joint Diocesan
Board for Sunday School Lessons.
These Boards will be in session two
days.
Mr.. Gardner W. Beckett, of Nash
vile, Tenn. has returned from a visit
to his mother Mrs. Joseph L. Beckett
and his sister Miss Anna Bell Beckett.
The later also had as visitors the week
previous Mr.. and Mrs. Frank ]. Bus.
ser. of Philadelphia.
Mrs. R. D. Hoffecker and daughter.
Miss Frances Louise Hoffecker have
returned from a twO-weeks visit to
Philadelphia, Pa and Audubon, N. j.
Mrs. Alexander Cooper, of Phila-
delphia, has returned from a visit to
her aunt Mrs. Sarah Nj: Farrell.
Miss Lydia Watson. of Dover. was
a guest of Miss Lillian Speakman over
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Fletcher TIuax,
of Philadelphia. were recent visitors
of their relatives in Smyrna.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry T. HoffecKer,
Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Jones anC
Miss Ethel Goldsborough have returned
from three days visit to Philadelphif
which they took in Mr.. Jones' touring
car.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Williams. ot
Rehoboth, were visitors to Mr.. ant
Mrs. John Raughley ON Sunday.
Mrs. Frank E. Postles is on a tel
days sojourn at Atlantic City. N. j.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lew H. Ryan. of Will
mington, spent Sunday with Mis-
Laura and Isabel Hutchinson.
DIR. Nellie C. Craig, Miss Mildre,
Gibson and Mr.. John Clemens. o
Philadelphia were weekend visitor
to Mr.. and Mrs. R. D. Hoffecker.
Mrs. EnloW and Miss Mary B. En-
low have returned from Cannonsbury
near Pittsburg, Pa, where they hav
been for several months.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Price, of Will
mington, are visiting their Smyrn
relatives.
Smyrna times., 1916-11-15

ach Returns From San Bias
va V.n Beach. who lives adventures
onsa'' "a as IS writes them, has just re-
n o -. I'om San Bias, place which
O.,.,aS mean much to America. To the
,si.p nOer Cosmopolitan Magazine.
S,,s,,," vent on sale at new sstands
"a plSs s' 10th. he contributes "The
a&h. aa People,. in which he tells
'su,ina cent interesting travels and
aa Ipsi. Experiences among the San
"a Rams Psa.' Of the Republic of PAN
/ h,ap,os oscause = of the strategic i'm.
I sSs, ts = Of the San Bias Gulf for
] Aa.n.'l 'lc e defense or attack Of the
I sSaorra canal, this article is one of
I nu.tt,,aa,saryy interest. 1t is profuse-
! WI. Rated Rated with photographs taken
I N,st ,i.s Ssash himself, which show to
nSssntage in the enlarged pages
Smyrna times., 1916-11-15
HEMSTITCHING

We are now prepared to do Hemstitching
and Pecot Edge Work, 10 cents yard.
Work sent by mail (parcels post given
special attention.
A.. b. ADAMS,
407 Delaware ave-,
Wilmington, Del
Smyrna times., 1916-11-15

A thief who evidently had some idea
VA fsir exchange went to the farm
. Joshua Jones, a colored farmer
lot Port Penn. Friday night, and
Se valuable rabbit dog which
ahe' had taken the precaution to
a'ln to kennel In the place of
stolen dog, the thief left NANCY
Not the haifbreed sort, securely
aaned where Jones had his rabbit
J tg fastened.
Smyrna times., 1916-11-15
ITF SMYRNA TIMES
SMYRNA. DELAWARE. Z
MARKETS.
SVYRNA AND VICINITY

Items of General Interest Gath
''' cred During the Week
u,...od at once--An Experienced
~. salesman. Apply by letter, x,
Su,,na Times. adv.
Smyrna times., 1916-11-15
WANTED.

March LIST, 1917, Man and Wife Man must be
capable of managing 160 acre farm and have
some knowledge of fruit. Wife, good cook and
housekeeper. Good sseady position for right
people. In answering state age and references.
B. Y. DAWLEY,
30 Church Street,
New York City.
Smyrna times., 1916-11-15
WANTED

White Woman. 20 to 40 years. for general
house work Good wages. Fare will be
paid. Apply to
Mrs. FRANK BAILEY,
$50 Hudson ST.,
Hoboken, N. j.
Smyrna times., 1916-11-15

number of Smyrna's prominent
Aaie falSers who are members, are at
lulng meeting of the delaware
~sleln-FIiesian Breeders Associa-
y Today at "Lynnethwsite Farm, 4"
- "lnterthur Station. Wilmington.
.aa'l W"s served at noon. Interest
speakers will address the meeting
afternoon. "Lynnethwaite
u IS near "Perry's Hotel" on
-u'ofd Pike, six miles north of Will
S'hgtOn.
Smyrna times., 1916-11-15

ri,.t.elass machine work at Della
-. State Garage. See H. P. Shap-
= o0ent for jackson ears-sdv.
Smyrna times., 1916-11-15

WEEKLY INFORMATION. The
no of the label or wrapper of this
amor will show the time up to which
msr subscription is paid.
Smyrna times., 1916-11-15

Subscribe for The Smyrna Times
,d help some boy or girl win the
',rv and cart contest. We give 1000
'ses for every dollar paid on subscrip-
ions. adv.
Smyrna times., 1916-11-15
FOR SALE.

One 4-year-old Horse and one 7-year-old
horse. Both kind and gentle and fearless
of nothing. Good workers and drivers.
Apply
NORMAN d. SHORTS,
Flemings Landing,
P. o. Smyrna, Del
Smyrna times., 1916-11-15

Former Governor Preston Lea, of
D.Iswsre, who was taken suddenly i'll
o Tuesday November 6 and who has
zen confined to bed at his home, 900
Aaware avenue, Wilmington, is re-
Eted much improved. Mr.. Lea is
siering from congestion of the lungs.
Smyrna times., 1916-11-15
HUTCHINSON 6 COLLINS
AuctiOneePS

We are booking sales now for 1916 and
1917. Let us book yours. Address
D. p. HUTCHINSON, Townsend. Del.
or w. II. COLLINS, Smyrna, Del.
Smyrna times., 1916-11-15
WANTED.

Good. frst-class man to represent large
Health and Accident Insurance Co. Sal
airy and commission to right man. Expe-
rienoe not necessary. Address
J. j. KRIST,
SO7 st. Paul Street, Baltimore. Md.
Smyrna times., 1916-11-15

SuaOle to restrain themselves
ss', the Democrats of Smyrna
s.;' - lOose Wednesday night, basing
y enthusiasm on the expectations
~, entertained of the reelection of
"uSnt Wilson. When the Wilson
y. ~ was slightly in the lead a tele-
l - mat Wilson was reelected set
S,9 'us anre. " A parade was instantly
Nm ana drew quite a crowd that
'u through the streets blowing
4 n, smoothing off Roman candles
sn''ua 1'nln g led IRE in a manner that
4 s,... -'''a'ed their confidence in the
''S Of their ticket.
Smyrna times., 1916-11-15

Dr. George L. McKelwsy, who has
Hed in Dover for several years, has
hen appointed a United States army
GgeOu. He has been assigned to
BeEport, R. l., where he has shipped
ii goods.
Smyrna times., 1916-11-15

\ Postmaster William Robinson, of
fElicrd, who is being treated at the
lssware Hospital for injuries re-
aved in an automobile accident below
] Snyms over two weeks ago, is re-
prtedtObe improving. 1t is expected
will be able to return to his home
Q a short time.
Smyrna times., 1916-11-15

During the past three weeks more
|asn 5000 baskets of Keiffer pears
hve been shipped from Townsend to
|Ettsturgh, the growers receiving 20
snts basket
Smyrna times., 1916-11-15

The regular meeting of the Little
Imrs Lee Circle of Kings Daughters
las been postponed to Thursday Nov.
b
Smyrna times., 1916-11-15
FOR SALE

A complete 7-rOom house, with all con-
veniences, ON Commerce street, Smyrna,
near Depot.
Apply to
JOHN P. HUDSON,
Smyrna, Del.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-02-26

White Pass: Field goals, Frieden~ thai l, Durkee 1, Talbot 2, Liddi- coat l, Rapuzzi 2. Free throws FriedentLaI 5.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-02-26
RED GROSS
 SOCIETY FORMED

A Skagway branch of the Red Cross society has been formed recently with the sollowing officers: President, Mrs, F. F. W. Lowle; Vice President, Mrs G. H. Miller and Secretary and Treasurer, Miss NJ. Lindsay Paterson.
 The society has been meeting at the Ziukau house on Sth and Main streets, but will hereafter meet at the Zinkau flats, corner of Sth and State streets, The meetings are held Thursday after noon and the next meeting will occur the coming Thursday. At present work is being done in mak, ing bandages, but after this week attention will be devoted to mak- ing up individual kits for the SOL iders. All women are invited to attend. There i3 no personal sOli- citation of members as it is de- sired that the work shall be pure ly voluntary.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-02-26

Bruce Brown came up from Hames on the Peterson today.
 Lieut. and Mrs. Ross of Ft. Se- ward were visitors to SRagway to- day.
 The Misses Meyers of Haines made the trip to skagway today and visited with Mrs. BatsOn while the boat was in port.
 Tho RedOndo passed Wrangell tuis morning and will arrive here Sunday or Monday, She has on board oO,OOO feet of lumber for Skagway. From here she will take to the Tacoma smelter a shipment Q. Ioc tons of copper ore from the GrauCr mine.
 Fred Story, superintendent of the Silver queen and Ruby Silver Mines Company, came into Skagway last Tuesday for the purpose of receiy- ing a Ulg boiler which is to be in stalled at the mine. Owing to the nou-arriyal of the boiler on the Str. Princess May, MT. Story will re main here for a few adys.
 Work ca the reconstruction Of the ". P. & Y. R. ore bunkers will probably start sometime next month, it is announced, and it is intended to have them completed in time to be ready for handling the ore from the Pueblo mines when the preliminary work now being done ty the Yukon Copper Ltd, has progressed far enough that shipments can be made.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-02-26

card, reminding the diners of the proximity of WashingtOn's birth day; on the back of each was Q different poetic quotation; these occasioued much amusement when read. The place-cards were the artistic work of one of the mem bers of the class.
 One of the class was "hOstess," " having her first lesson in that re- lation; while two others were maids, who graciously and quietly attended to the wants of tue guests.
 A pleasant surprise during the meal was the entry of Q number of smaller girls who ably entertained the visitors with recitatiOns and songs.
 Following the dinner the guests, one by one, slipped into the kitch- en to express their satisfaction and pleasure; but when they found themselves surrounded by bevy of white-uniformed workers, none could get up courage to "flirt with the cook"
 Previous to dining the city coun- cil visited the different rooms, and asked many questions about the school work; and on leaving the building expressed their apprecia- tion and endorsement of the pres ent aggressive work. The at tainments of the school evidence most capable leadership and hearty cooperation by every teacher.
 The following compose the class in domestic science:
 Henrietta Rousseau, Gertrude Lid dicoat, Lois Mckay, Lela Malan, Etta Sundeen, Ellen Rogers, Ruth Pedersen. Mrs. A Reinert, teacher