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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-07
Cute canO(traBen
fit OOug(aS GountD!
Sierfar iollem S1,75O,OOO beraasf
gait uerOen; Slbitimmitng
9ieriiher i'm april.

Sails iirb Die itinlnlbere1tigten
8iirger bon Souglas Gou1tp IN ben
95rint1ripablen i'm glpriI fiir 0ie
2lu8gabe BON $1,750,0O0 SbIigotio-
men elltiheioen tperoen meIhe 5nr
8erbeiierlng Der 2anaitraBen ge.
brau4t neroen inqen miro GougInS
GonlltD 2anoitroBen erboIten, iUeLde
es nit Oenienigen i'm gon5en 2arOe
gut alftebnten fonnen. Die @in-
bringer Scr 8orlage iino oabon iiber-
6eugt, OoB oieielbe argenouulen mers
ben miro.
Die 2anoItraBer ioaen NIT 3iegels
Iteinen auf elmer 0lacaoont llitterIage
gepflaitert iperoen, iuiD 3lpnr iollen
fOlgrtoe 2nnnitraBen sepiloitert uer.
Den:
erIteng, oIe 2aroitroBen i'm
gountp ipeIhe iest cine @taeaoam
gflalterling baben
3tpeitelts, Der 2incoIn 9igbipor
0ur6 gIfbprtt, @oterlop, lro Bis
gum Mittelpuaft bon 8nllen. begin,
memo bon Oerietigen Steae Der @eii
Googe 9oao, no Die Wlaeo0on
8flaiterung oufbort.
9rittens, Die NtiIitorb Godo mad
@lf gitD nuo bon Bennington iii0.
lid bis 8ur 0eilitorD &oao.
9iertens, Gooo SO. 50, ettpo in
Der @iitte oes @oiultp's GitIid lr1O
tDeitlih uno bon Der @dIitorn Gono
iiioli1 no9 Center Hoo0.
6iinftens, 8 Str. 1T Siio-Gntobo
bonn gitopu,tft Der segenpdrtteen
Maco0au 8floiterlttg bis nod Wail-
loro
Sem &on1itee, neldes Die gorloge
oltsgearbeitet bot, 9eboren folgeroe
@aitglieOer at:
s. 5.Strouo, 8rettieIt Mile Club,
0uaba; u. 9. Compton, 8aterIoo
gre3inft. g8aterIoo; S. S. Bauer
nteiiter, Me9lrole gre3inft, 9enion;
S. y. 0opis, Soittbtueit ssntprDbe-
nent glub, 9ntaba; 9arrD s.
@adett, S5onteneae Eorf sSnlproUe.
ment GIub, Sntabo; 9. $. 9fotb.
nell Clifton Sia 9Snprpnemeftt
Club, Glnoba; IS. Is. SofeIot, Obi.
cago &re3inft, @lfborn; @enrp 9[n-
oerion, SSlorence 9re5irft; 9. 81.
9elpis, GIuupono 8arf Sntprobement
GItb, omaha; 99iIliam S. 9antdlto,
g8elt 2eapenportb ssntpropemeilt
Club, Gmaba; g8. 81. @tcAeen, 9ln.
See 9re5intt; Beter NiangoIo, sSef.
feriot 8re3iitft, Bennington; Bil.
liam 2onergon. Union Bre5inft, sSlo.
renee; S. s. Dtc9Lrole. gltborn Gre.
8inft; srant g8bttmore, 8olLep Bre-
5inft; George $. NtcgtrOle, Douglas
Goluttp @pco 3oobs nno SSSntprone.
ment Glllb. @enInn; Charles s.. Nir-
fer, Nortbeuit eSri1probpment Club
Of South 0nrobo; geniar,tn Sfo.
mer, NhIIoro 9re5inft, 1inoro; Go-
lporo George 1trio Colon gaih, Cont
mercial Club; gs. 3. Gheet un0
g. sl- 8eas. 9lttomobile Glnb; 8.
.. 8attins. South 0nnnAe guiireB
Wten's gliiociotion; Soc GolOnea,
@loirmont s5nlproben,ent Club; ssa.
mes 8olib, @eirion Mesinft, 8ell-
ION; ". {. @rahoHL &eol @itnte
9ithanae; Va. y. Sboinpion. 5ontb.
ealt Improvement Glnb; Ssohil Z.
@ilmore. sSarn1ers' @o.operntine Ai.
location Of GougIas County, gaL
lep.
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.Gnrmrn snlnnls seitnmcnt.

Sonoon, 7. 9lar5. - Gepel6en
aus 9ufareit beiaaeil 0oB Die Der.
itorbene aonigln Yllltter eliiabetb
uon aIuunGi1ien (als 8ihterin unter
Dem Rdmeu Carmen Snlud betonnt)
i9r gan5es 8crruogen pobltatigen
Stiitungen binterlaiicn bat Die So.
nigin mar bis 3ulebt bel bollem Be
iDuBtiein un0 Oiftierte nod filr3 Dor
ibrpnt Sooe berioHli4 ein &eIe.
grainiu an Den beittidelt &niier.
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Oeut(d6(anO meint
0iesmN( emit
@lunbt iidI 5nm 5andbOOtfrice be.
redtiBt; uiinidlt nidlt Slrie9
nit glmerifa.

@oibihgton, 7. Wt1r3. 9ta9a
oenl geitern Die gl6idriiten nno
9botograpbicu Der @ebeinlbeieble Der
engIil1en glonitralftdt an ole aa-
pit1ne ornlierter engliider SonoeIs.
oontpfer, mel9e Dem amerifaniihen
8otldofter @eraro bon Dem 0elttiben
ousm1rtigen Ante ausgebanoigt
moroen tporen ei1getroffem iiberlegt
jest Die Hegicriing ole nGditen
Shritte, luelde tic in iBren 9erbano-
llln9en nit ben 3elltralmadten be.
treffs Der Iaudbootfrieg gsStontrpberle
1ulternebmen lpirO. Ga Die Goflt-
nerte, mel6e 0en Abihriften bella.
gen, crit beute fertig iiberieBt iein
iperoen fonhten 4rGiioeitt 8iliou
uuo SetretGr Gaming ben SSSnbalt
Oerlelben md nidt beipreden.
9eutidjlanO glanbt iid) beredltist.
Sberit Splie, iutl1er geitern BON
europa ouriidfebrte uno nit Dem
9SrdlioeutaI cine lange llnterreoung
bate, ioll 0ielenl iowte ipGter Serrn
Canning erflort baben, Dab it'd Die
oeutide &egieruu9 gu ibrer neuen
Sauhbootfrieg 8olitit DoIlig bere6.
tigt claude, lunO Dab iie @rnit meine.
3ies babe er (0ouie) aus Den Be
ipre6ungen nit Dem oettl6en
&etdston5ler Gr. b. 8etbmatn-@oa-
meg unD init Dem Oeutiden yiiuiiter
0es gluslpdrtigen bon a5agotu, nit
.iuelh betoen er Die Situatipn often
beiproben, fIpr eriebeu tonnen.
Gberlt @oule Aatte aud nod nit
nerihieoenen anoeren boberen 9e-
amteu aonIeren5en, uno man nimmt
an, Dab Oeri6ieoene Der bon ilnl
erlon9ten S5nforlnotionen in Der bea-
tigen aobinettsiiBung our Sprahe
tummen meroen.
3ielelben baben iopobl ben Brd-
lioenten mie Sefretdr Gaming III
i6rer 0leinuns beltdrft, 0oB bic Ser
banblilpeen 6etrcfis Der neren
SanAbootfrieg 9eltinnulngen nit
groBtar gelifateiie geiiiDrt weroen
Hfitfien tails mon cpieH 8rudl nit
Geiiti1Eono pernleioen molle. menn
Sberit Soltie dnd gleid)3eitig erfldr-
te, oaB GeutihlanO nidt miinife,
nit 0en Ser. Sto1tell IN einen &rieg
neripidelt 5u lper0eu.
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@etriiacriidler airdlenppritehtr.

Gbicaso, 9G. Z. gidrs. - Gooio
Goarat6, airheuooriteber II. Sdos-
meiiter DER eo. ,liitb. ct. @earfuss
Stride, befarnte iid idlitI6ig. Sir
6enqeloer in Sobe pon $4,000 lm-
terid)logeu 5t baben. Gr pur0e 5u
elmer 3udjthausitrofe bon unbe-
iti1nfnter 9aner nerlrteilt.
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salierte haben sa ll.soote perIpren.

gonoon. Z. .lori. 9tadl eiucr
Iepeidc Der Grdlatge 8ele9raph
90 ail5 9lniterOnn meloet Die
sSranff ,,ta OaB bic 9laiicrtcn
i'm 9anie 0es Sirieges 33 8aud
bootc uerloren 6aben niiiien Gug.
lamb 10. tSroufreif s, SStaIieu s
uuD AuBIano 2. 9iur 3 BON 6ieieu
limo uah ben 9eridten Der oeltihen
8rciie BON oeiltiben ariegsidlifiehj
serit9rt iDor0en
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-07
sic6rufaaler MurO nnS sel6itmurO.

gaIOfpn Nfl0,, Z llnr3. Ger
5arncr Ganiel 1tonc. oeiien 5rau
lm6 fiinf ailoer tDitrofn aeitern apf
ihrer uaIDe bier gelegenen 6onn tot
ouigeFunOen Au1enidleinlit bat Der
4s-i1brigc 9Raiu, melder NIT lei.
nem 70 Snbre aIten Gotcr IN beit1n.
Eiaen Stre,t lebte Oie aonle 6a.
utilic ernoroet lmo omin SeIblt
moro he9allgen
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z50. .O0O @nldels OIetreibe nerbrannt.

9Seoriu, eA.. Z. 9idr5. Der
6ieiige getrei0eipeider Der @linneo-
polls uno ct 2oilis eiienbaln wur-
be NIT etpn 10000 guibels in
ocntieIbeit ouiseitapelten e5etreiOes
Elm gi1ub ser 6louuleH. Ser auac-
ridltetc sdaOen bcluuit ii9 1ili enc
Million Goaars
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@etter6eridlt.

sir Smaha uno llngegeu0
Shou mo fdlter beute nbeuo @titt.
mod i6Gn nit Iteigeli0erEemperatur.
fyiir 9te6rdsfo: 5h6n herte nbepO
lulb f1lter inn Gitliheil irnO 5eitrdlen
Eeil. Miittpod ib0n nit iteteenocr
1enTperotur
,f5ilr Soma Sdl0n mo f0lter beute
nbcn0. .Rittmod) idlcn; itcieen0C
Ecntpcrnttr nn mel1lihen luO Sell.
trolen GeiE
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-07
sdlieherri in dlineGIdrm sIrater.

Son -iyrapcisco, Z. 9lars. Syn
einem 6ieiigen hineiiidea 3beater
entitanO geiteru eine srobe 9llIfres
giiua ais pIoblid Elm Gbineie iih
uon Oeni 3uihauerrolm mlf Die
9iihne idlmaua mo mlf oas &ubIi
flm 5u idlie6en begann. gin Gbis
neie iuiroe aetotet mo pier Nuroeu
IebensgeIabrIid) Derlest
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-07
ennhnner aRetanGSrIe erSffnrt.

9onoon, Z QlGr3. Die bieige
I,letoiIborie muroe geitern ipicoer
roIinet mo fam inter ben bon
f6au Diunitions @iiniiterilm be.
sEtininten @inidrdnfunget iuie0er
pernittpIn Tic llnliate
I y enien Soge warcu atlIricocns
i.eaeuo.
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.''enti0e stelnngcll
lDeiter Dorgel(buben!
&erDnn aud jett bOm yiOrDlDeittn aus
angegriiten; 9lgel 265 unO Oas
SOrf TOrges eritllrmt!
ROrOpef.Sorts Ndriten balp bel9piIeu perOen!

9onoon, Z. W(Gr5.- Die oeiltiden
baben @erom iebt olldl pom gtoto'
ipelten ans onaegriffen llito Die 0tt.
ifaft ;Sorges, s Ieilert noroluGtIid]
Don 8erouL geitilrntt. 9ie 5run-
soieu 6abcu iid) auf DEM @duie6erg,
cine Oieile iiiolid Don sSorges, tart
berlhan5t. @eliugt es ben Deilt.
ihen, it'd in 9eiis oieies 8erges 81
ieben, oann fam Dos nor6iDeitlib
Oon gerom geIegene Sort DC Naare
3on ibnen tpirfiam ltflter 6euer Sc"
HonInlen iper0en. ~
Soaanoilhen geridten 3afolge
ioa oas oeutite Golf iiber ben lang.
iolnen ssortidritt ser geIagerung
'gcroun's umeeOuloig fem Die
agoii. 3tg." erntabnt 8ur @e1ulo,
iuOen tie ihreibt: D3ie 8organge
Dot 8eroln ideipen Dem golte niht
l@nea geml9 oonitatten 81 geben;
, man mill Oie g9eItgeidJidte nit ei.
mem Shneil3tg ourhiauien. Sic
bcutjd)eu gSniien fontlelt ni9t I'M.
mer Siege gerpinnen. 9lber oas,
mas mir credit baben, iollte uns
nit gr6Btem gertraneR an iutierer1
Seerfilbrern ,eriillle1t
Sic gSsraufi. 3tg" tpdrtlt, li6t
imge6uIOig su iper6en ipenn Ser.
0ui nimt iofort idllt.
3entTdDe itiirmeu itarfc Stellnns.
9aris Z. Dl1r3, iib. 2onbon.
>9us fran5oiiihc ariegsontt meloet
beute pornittog, 0aB cine 9iuiiion
ieinoliher sstianterie 8ltn Stlrm
oniebte uuo ben 1trategiid) iDidtieetl
S,iiael Scr. 265 erititrftlte. t1d5it
brnildjen 6ie 8eiltldjett feiue aan5e
.giuiiion; 0os triagen Elm paar bent,
ihe gfegiruerter fertig) gSeltlid
ron Der N1dds 1abeit Die 9elItIden
ebelfoIls Grfolge 81 per8eihnen.
Soolboffi5ieQ miro genelOet, ooB
Seutfd1e ssynfanterie, luteritiibt bon
Dem treffiiherell Beuer oer artille.
rie, Der 8abn e1ltlang bel 8egue-
bile Deiter OOrortngen.
8eiterc Deutidle Sortlhritte.
glmIteroom 7. Rdr6. - Sror3o.
\ iiiden offi5ieIlen geridten 8ufolge
! habeu Die Geiltiden iopobL IN 0em
GiItritt bon 9eroun alS nuh in Der
Champagne ipeitere grfolge errcidt,
gIei63eitig aber miro gemel0et oaB
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Seute luirO 0QS
$aus eutld6ei0en!
MtnB barber abifimmem, oh Die ySar,
nnngS.&eiOlutiOa anf Den Slid
gelegt werDen ioa.
abseprSneter gsaun ipri9t yesen Dieien antras!

anoerer Metr1tng iporett.
Gie 9lnbdnger oes grditoeitten ia.
men Oenn audi 5u Der lteberSeugi,tg,
0aB Die 8arteipeitide nod oroeitt.
lid gei6muteen meroen n1iiIIe, Inn
einen Sieg erriltgen 5u fonnen. glle
auBerbolb Der StoOt befiuoIihen
8entofrate1 fpuroen nit 9epefncn
beitiirnlt, eur beiitigelt Sisung
prompt 8u eriheinen.
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aoaiSiertc nit Minc.

Sobre 6rarfreid. 4 Nidrs
Ter britiide 9rnpicr sorilbn rae4
te heutc oni cine Scemlnc lul0 lpmr.
DC ldper Sugeridtet.
Smyrna times., 1916-08-02
NEWS OF CLAYTON.
And Local News Budgets from Cheswold, Kenton
BIackbird, Townsend, Thoroughfare Neck,
Lepsic, Brenford, and Their Vcinities.
TOWNSEND.

Edwin 7. Poor Runs Nail in His Foot
But Fortunately Escapes Tetanus
Townsend, August l Edwin T.
Poore. q young man Of this place, had
the misfortune to step on a nail that
was sticking out of board at a local
blacksmith shop on Monday. infiicting
a wound that was very painful, and
for time loci Jaw was feared. MIR.
Poore is now recovering from the in
jury.
A surprise social was given to Mrs.
Edward Reynolds last Friday even
ing. in honor of her birthday.
Personals. Mrs. Charles Lsrrimore
and daughters. of Philadelphia. are
visiting her parents, Samuel Watts
and family. John Townsend, Jr., OF
Philadelphia. has been spending q
visit with relatives in and near town.
Misses Marion Hart and Marion
Reynolds have returned home after &
three weeks stay in Atlantic City. -
Mr.. and Mrs. William Penn Wilson
have returned from a visit with hei
sister, Mrs. Charles Boehmler. a
Malvern. Pa.-Mr. and Mrs. JOSEPH
Wright and Mr.. and Mrs. Jame
Wright. of Smyrna, and Mr.. Groomi
and family, of Newport were recen
visitors to d. b. Jones and family
Mrs. Clara Knots Is visiting Joh
Knots and fPmily, near Wilmington
Mr.. Leroy Loekerman and family
of Delmar. spent the weekend wit
their parents here.
Smyrna times., 1916-08-02

Personals. and Mrs. J. B.
Ritter and daughter Jane. of Ceilings
wood. N. j., are spending their vaea-
ton with their mother, Mrs. 0rietta
def. Emerson. Mrs. John Krantz of
Philadelphia. spent several days last
week with her sister. Mrs. NJ. E.
Boggs. Clarence Hazel spent the
weekend with his mother. Mrs. Annie
r. Hazel. Mrs Daniel Turner en-
tertained her mother and sister. one
day last week. Mrs. FAIRIES and Mrs.
William FAIRIES, of Smyrna. Mr.. Leon
Moore and Mr.. Lesley Stout. of Will
mington, spent the weekend with Mr..
and Mrs. L. A. Moore. Mr.. and Mrs.
Alex. Robinson and children, of Phil
adelphia, were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Alex Newton on Sunday. MIR.
Everett Mounday. of Wilmington,
spent Sunday with his aunt. Mrs.
! Harry Streets. - Mr.. and Mrs. j. Pear
son Smith and daughter, MIR. and Mrs.
Franklin Smith, of Germantown. Pa
and Mrs. Lewis Smith of Norwood
Pa. were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. E
J. Boggs over Sunday. Mrs. F. A.
Crother. of Chicopee Falls. Mass.
was called to Smyrna to attend tn
funeral of her sister. Mrs. J. w
Jones spent several days with Mrs. E
K. Perry. Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. An
derson and mother. Mrs. Matilda An
derson. motored TO Elkton. Sunday
Mrs. Matilda Anderson remained for
longer stay.
Smyrna times., 1916-08-02
CLAYTON.

The funeral Of James A. Doris.
railroad detective Of this town whose
death occurred in the Presbyterian
Hospital. Philadelphia, on Wednesday
night, following an operation. took
place Saturday morning at 9 O'Clock
from the home of his lephew. John
Doris, Jr., 213 Harmony street, New
Castle. The services consisted of
mass conducted by Rev. Frederick v.
Campbell in St. Peters Church and
interment was made in the church
yard. Mr.. Doris resided in New
Castle the greater part of his life but
since he has been railroad detee
tive has resided in Clayton where he
enjoyed a large friendship. He Il
survived by a wife. a son and on
daughter.
Smyrna times., 1916-08-02
Kennard & Co.

Store Closes at H. so p. m. on Saturdays
Smyrna times., 1916-08-02

Personals. II Miss May Collins, of
Dover, is visiting her mother, Mrs.
Laura Collins. Mr. and Mrs. George
Rhodes, of Odessa. spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Emerson Saxon. Mas
ter Alfred Hall, Of Wilmington. is
visiting his aunt. Mrs. Lewis Owens.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reed and son. Mr..
Albert Martin, of Wilmington, and
Miss Alice Ennis, Of Philadelphia.
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. John
Martin. Mr.. Earl West and Miss
Helen Allen spent Sunday with friends
in Chester. Pa.-Miss Myrtle HOf-
fecker is visiting in Wilmington. -
Mr.. and Mrs. James Book are spend
ing some time at Atlantic City. .-Miss
Frances Allen has returned home af-
ter spending some time with her
grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs. G. G.
Allen. Mrs. Geo. B. Chambers has
returned from q visit to relatives il
Chestertown, Md. Miss Helen Barnes
of Wilmington. is visiting her aunt
Mrs. J. ]. Wilson. Mrs. VIM. Grof
is visiting her daughter in Washing
ton.
Smyrna times., 1916-08-02
CHESW0LD

Ned soggs Adds a Motor Truck &c His
Farm Equipment for Hauling Produce
Cheswold. August 1.-The EpwOrth
League will be in charge of Mr.. Frank
Harvey next Sunday evening. topic
"The tanning of the tongue.
Mr.. E. j. Boggs has purchased a
new motor truck which he expects "a
run to Wilmington market.
Smyrna times., 1916-08-02
KENTON.
Local Items and Personal and Social
Mention Cleaned About Town

Local items ana FerSonai ana ocCiai
Mention Cleaned About Town
Kenton. August 1.-The Epworth
League services will be in charge of
Mrs. Edgar R. Remley next Sunday
evening, August 9th. topic: 'The
Tanning Of the Tongue.
The Ladies' Aid will hold their
next meeting with Mrs. Frank S.
Burrows on Wednesday evening.
August End.
Personals. Mrs. Kate Hazel of
Chestertown. Md, is visiting Mr. and
Mrs. William II. Hazel. Mrs Kate
c. Johns and son Graham. have re-
turned home after spending two weeks
at Atlantic City. Miss Cathsrine
Johns is visiting relatives at Oxford,
Md.-Several Of our people attended
Camden Camp on Sunday. Mrs.
Annie Burris and grandchildren, MIR.
James and Miss Bertha McGonigal of
Wilmington, are spending sometime
with Mr.. and Mrs. James I. Burris.
Mrs. William H. Hazel has returned
home from an extended visit 10 rela-
tives in Johnstown and Philadelphia.
Mrs. Charles Clark Of Downs
Chapel and Miss Edith Attix. have
been visiting relatives in Cheswold
and Pennington. Mr.. Herman Syl.
vester, of near town. is visiting in
WissinOming, Pa. and Mfs J.
Gilbert Attix Of Narbeth. Pa, spent
the weekend with their parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Gamaliel Garrison, nea
town Mrs. ]. w. Atkins and daugh
ter Wyatt. of Philadelphia. are visit
ing Mr.. snd Mr.. Timothy E. Syl
vester and family near town.
Smyrna times., 1916-08-02

Samuel Bramble, motorman on
Camden, N. j., trolley car, son Of
the late John and Sarah Gross
levi Bramble, of near Clayton. was
instantly killed last Friday even
ing. They were making their home
run from Haddon Heights to Camden,
N. J he was adjusting the wires
when another motormsn came upon
him suddenly and before the brakes
could be applied he had run into
Bramble's car. breaking both legs be
low the knees. He was hurried to
Cooper Hospital, Camden. where he
died that night. He had been motor
man for the past fifteen years, never
had an accident and was always the
one to take the superintendent and
other officials over the roads. He had
lust taken them out on Thursday fol
inpection. He was the favorite life
of the car barn. Besides a host OF
friends he leaves a widow. Eve broth
ers and FIVE sisters; the sisters are
Mrs Kate Robinson. of Smyrna; Mrs
Anna Gibson. and Mrs. Francis Mar
ter, of Beverly, N. j.; Mrs. Dorth.
Gallagher. of Philadelphia, and Mrs
Mary Jewell. of Middleton. Tn
funeral was largely attended on Tues
dav evening, high mass az lmmacu
late Conception church. Intermer
at Calvary cemetery.
Smyrna times., 1916-08-02
Constitutional
Amendment

An Act Proposing an Amendment 20 Section |
OF Article 9 Of the Constitution OF the state OF /
Delaware. In Relation 10 Corporations.
BE IT ENACTED by the senate and House Of |
Representatives Of the State Of Delaware In Gen /
eral Assembly met (two-thirds OF All the mem- |
bers elected 20 each House concurring therein:
section l. That Section I Of Article Of the |
constitution OF the State Of Delaware be amended
BY striking out ali Of section Of said Article g,
aud iuserting IN lieu thereof the following
section l. No corporation shall hereafter be
created, amended. renewed or revived by special
act but only by or under general law, nor shall
any existing corporate charter be amended, re-
newed or revived by special act. but ONLY by or
under general law but the foregoing provisions
shall not apply 10 municipal corporations banks,
trust companies possessing banking power. or
corporations for charitable, penal. reiormatory.
or educational purposes. sustained IN whole or
IN part by the State, all OF which said last men
toned corporations shall be created, amended.
renewed or revived only by special act, aud shall
possess only those powers rights privileges ana
franchises conferred by the special act treating,
amending. renewing or reviving them, ana shall
not merge or consolidate with any other corpOr-
alton except upon the consent sud approval OF
| the General Assembly, twothirds OF all ne mem
| bers elected 20 each House thereof coueurring
/ therein. The General Assembly shall, by general
law provide for the revocation or forfeiture of
| the charters OF all corporations for the abuse.
/ misuse or non-use Of their corporate powers,
/ privileges OF franchises. Any proceeding for
| such revocation or forfeiture shall be taken by
| the Attorney General, as may be provided by
| law. No general incorporation law. nor any
| special act Of incorporation, shall be enacted
| without the concurrence Of twO-thirds Of all the
/ members elected 10 each House OF the General
| Assembly, and with a reserved power Of amend
ment revocation OF repeal by the General As
| semby with the concurrence Of twO-thirds Of all
| the members elected % each House thereof"
COLEN FERGUSON,
| President OF the senate.
CHARLES ii. GRANTLAND.
speaker Of the House.
Approved March l6. 1915:
| Charles r. Miller,
Governor.
7, Geo. II. Hall. Secretary Of State Of the State
Of Delaware. do hereby certify that the above
aud foregoing Il a tru- aud cOrrert rrpy Of Sem
ate Bill No. -. entitled An Act Proposing an
Amendment 90 Section OF Article q Of the Con.
stitutiou OF the state Of Delaware in Relation %
Corporations as the sane appear on the en-.
rolled Bill fled in the Office Of the Secretary oi
state and approved By the Gov rnur Mn ch sIx.
tenth, A. .. 1915. which said fii proposing such
Amendment 20 the Constitution oi this STAT i
published Ia accordanee with the requirements
OF the Constitution Of the state
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF. have
hereHutO set my hand aud official
seal AZ bower, this tSeuty-segenth dsS
III SEAL Of July, ia the yea- OF our Lord Ons
thousand Nine Hundred aDd Six
teen.
GEO II. HALL.
iii secretary Of State.
Smyrna times., 1916-08-02
roR CORONER

amer dne consideration, ,,,,se s1 bat = a
nv friends hereby sii, 1,l,sner Sr1 ~ ~ -
diaaie for the otee i-.,e o. .',0r,i 0prf,iriai;..
AZ for the supper o. ibs ms o,cs q Ed i
io nominate me .'s,s ies slS any sa0fs y
wili greatly apprecia's ' ,,0l
Ia my favor. JONAfhAf fr.-ss. :
Smyrna times., 1916-08-02
FOR SALE OR RENT

House on Delaware Street.
Brick House Farm
Also. several other good properties.
No reasonable offer refused. Apply 10
MEs. NJ +. VOSHELL.
smyrna, Del.
Smyrna times., 1916-08-02
FOR RENT.

House on Delaware street, occupied
by the late Mrs. Amanda Truax. Ap-
ply to ]. 7. Truax, administrator.
Smyrna times., 1916-08-02
Cottage at Auction
Bell Cottage on Maryland Av-
enue, Rehoboth, Delaware

Under the provision of the last will and Tesla
ment Of william VI. Bell Deceased, ard in ac-
cOrdance with the directions therein contained.
! shall sell At public auction, on the premises al
RchobOih, Delaware. on
Smyrna times., 1916-08-02
Saturday, August 19, 1916

az 3 o'clock + NJ. the cottage property Of William
adjoining lots on the rih side Of Maryland
avenue. near the surf with cottage and other
buildings thereon erected. and with cottage furn-
ishings. By direction Of will of the deceased.
this properly must be sold without reservation
and for cash % the highest bidder. Il Is the best
location az RehOboth and is a well built cottage
Possession given Immediately.
LEVIN IRVING HANDY.
Executor Of WILLIAM ". Bell. Deceased.
Smyrna times., 1916-08-02

Rehoboth fishermen caught two
freak fish Sunday when they landed
an eight-foot shark. which weighed
500 pounds. and horse mackerel
shark. The big sharks mouth meas
ured twenty-five inches open and had
double row Of teeth.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-28
No SIGN or BREAi<
AMONG CARRANZA OFFICERS

Occasional instructions Of Mexican
troops have been expected. but there
has been no sign of break reported
here on she part of any OF the Consti-
tutiona.iSt officers. All appear to he
following orders from General Cutter
req military governor of Chihuanua
TO close in on Villa from all sides
Villa. SO far as the American scouts
have learned. has not faced any strong
forces, but has at
tackled Constitutionalist lines where
only small force opposed his quick
charges In such fights, il has been :.
case OF Villa coming in on one side
of the town while the garrison went
CUT on the other" There has not yet
been real test Of Villas strength
McNicans who have seen Villas n.u
say they are ragged in The extreme.
The men rushed into houses i'll C:al.ana
demanding food, some OF them Shrek
ing for il. as ii they were nearly
cra2cd with hunger.
Wherever villa has gone lac has
threatened that he VIII rcturri and
punish those who have been friendly
TO Americans.