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Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1917-11-29
British and French Advance;
Italians Holding; Russia Chaotic

W ! ri. &.
The British aud French forces on
The 7aesteTn front appear to be max
illg gains following the great British
drive which resulted III an advance of
serg ogsi gstfles ON sf II thirty mile front.
GalnbraG a railroad ceatei OF I'M
isaI'tali q, ind which eenteFs the
facilities Ter transpoita ION For d
larg@ part ef he German army On The
7es% eSn front, GEMS to be almost
l24ilgia tie British grasp, altanaslf fts
cap are IS still a matter of do1ibe The
90 re 3slale tg'eluaas efforts
10 hala jt lios 1; Il itsrttili ID ii near
AZ sIifi'99illd by allied tfoops.
Change ii Tactics
ara ,il, so "a recent
este the Germans had been concen
3ssiE forces on the front line
81 bnt the British having
1lle capture of bH5 900 {isas
g}eeiIiss .ile recent dliNes tlSgard
09ef. 0fiile front, Il seems L hat tie
e4eslan commander has changed His
1ststie ffe ROW Ee eeps tll & li9Aili force
beck 4 mile on SO l1gln tile front line.
SUPPLYING only a com paratiYsfy small
n}tflli35 OF troops fer the first Line
esafics say thaISi Is eei-
dssllt TIT the Germans hts8e no hope
ef#pTe velsti1fg the British from moving
feFSiYsIst but that the change af de-
fensiye operations Indicates thai the
Germans are ittenln ntilsGs Q make the.
British advance so slow as To afford;
: n OPPORTUNITY for a final test, of the
effectiveness OF the submarine cam
patggfa SOME German ailt tfioritiess still
hold 10 the theory hat ilf The end
tie Submarine is going To win the
var
italians Holding. ss
Despite the oyerWhe Ginning superior
it5y5 Of the Austro.G German forces, from
a numerical standpoint, the italians
are alding the invaders from further
advances.
The Germans ana AasfIians have
hurled divisiuli alter division against
the Italian lines. but at no point have
material gains been made that would
justify the prediction that The invad-
ing hordes will be able TO break the
Italian defense.
British and French forces, on the
march for the past eight days to the
relief of the Italians, are reported to
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1917-11-29
Labor Conservation
Strong Factor III The
Winning Of The w al
BY Arthur Sears tiennIna,.

Washing on N tiss "a us ness NJ
usual and pleasure as ISssta siIl
mot viii the Vt ar, In He ep pin sssl Al
i Frank A. Wandering piesi iSleif L 5 LIS
National City bank Or New York, Ssi iss
| is in Mfaslifngfosl directing fIs
/ tion OF tile 81 o.Ql)a O 0p0 iaslls ose
3s;lglllg certificates
UntH lllxl1iitss ard
tial article arc a ed bY t4s 1gsstE
ericen people I7ftl sIse f3sttt oi ggas
5SNcS1g hem age II sss
lI9u lsn3i The y Il ssh 81
tiaebilized in tlle gfotitis5 ca toil s. a8
| teFiatsss tlle lIsliSlsa States sgs
! be IN a noai6i9i ,ta win tElfs rs a
| lSleast without a a-sstl ana "a 81 81
zt11lgese, assei,ls rae fllapciesS
Either II ~ oilf.
al We stand "a
s,lSed e2isssFa iisa tieali &
$1s, sa
Is fe l3
ts3e Unifels 81 ilsig en-
lasfl $50 Ii
IS only 800 Geo, ODE llgss tatss sss
assYss,talls en- lias sxpensied ia
tire previous 125 yeass al its a.
esl q p3ss Bic sfgS
the Goul1tr. to produce SIS 9a
80 worth OF slr supplies and aff II ssssss
same time tuI.n out all the ot iles u N
ticles consumed III peace rim #
Now II may be-. said Mr.. siss a
.lip. that the fnlure vii show
thar democracy can stand he acid
Test that it is now being to IL
may be that the fact that the Ns7sid
must be saved from the Teutonic Hun
agd all that he stands for will get
into the souls of the American people
deep enough for them to forget FOR
the time being their individual inter-
sests and bring them together as en-
.eificieTt nation working toward 4 sim
gle end. issss
every Citizen Must Aid.
But we are long way from chat
yet. The mechanic is thinking of his
wage advantage, the manufacturer Ct
his profits. the newspaper of its ad-
yeTtising. Wall street of its stock
prices. IN the face of this world cri-5
sis, business as usual is the watch
word Of the men at work, and pleasure
as usual is his practice when at lei
sure. tsis undeniable that, as a ma
.tion, democratic America is not yet
ready to meet this supreme test of AL
people each individual forget
himself and work for the good of all2
al and
we're going to- find it out. But we
are not vet awake to the fact that
if we are going to play our part inI
winning this wara part that is going
to grow bigger and biggerwe havel
got to muster our full lighting force
as a nation This war is being fought
as much in the machine shops and
munition factories, in coal mines and
wheat fields, on railroads and cargo(
ships, as 1t is on the actual field of |
battle. Nothing is surer than that!
America must be completely organl
lied for war. This has been said
and thousands OF times.
But we have not done it yet
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1917-11-29

recent occurrence of the turning over
to the Carranza consul Of Preside
Texas, the Carranza soldiers who
were made prisoners in Oiinaaga and
also the release OF prisoners taken
incorporating them in our army be.
cause they decided they were an the
wrong side.
wish now to make a solemn call
to all Mexicans inSgeneral and in par
Hcular to Carranza soldiers, to notice
how have conducted myself in s:,;ill-
parison to the conduct OF Francisco
Murgia, in the state Of Chihuahua, be-
cause these chiefs assassinate. lape
and torment all those who fight them
and are taken prisoners, In compa II.
son to this I offer all guarantees, to
friend and foe alike. wish here to
make a formal and energetic protest
before the Mexican nation and the
world Of the inhumanity Of the laws
sof suspension Of guarantees Just de-
creed by Carranza. offer all guar
antees that the said Carranza govern
ment, has, without conscience. declar-
ed void. The Mexicans who are hon
orable and patriotic can come. then,
to my side without fear, 50 that we
may al unite and save the republic
The papers Of Mexico and the TN
tied States recently published iii sem
satfonal form, the notice that Il was
asking for peace with Carranza. de-
glare eMph atically thatt his notice is
false. Furthermore, will never ask
of Carranza more than before. Pat
rtotism and Justice above all.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1917-11-29
Wants Only Our Men,
Says General Murgia,
Speaking Of the y. S.

ne lEl Paso Isex.e Msrning Tin a
af sseeent date contains an article 4 d
which is iileerp porated til.a aist rffs Gen.
evss li,ssas srei SEQ ssia sisni ftsstE ne
sSss Ing ea2 Ii resstI,aiitg General
9flsgssae he occasion 10 SAY
! easss IS VI, y
las3 the Hsls tiltas goG AIIerisss
~ l.llsti0ssa
llsY the sga VI III tls{ti
Ell Al adj ills
tssttrY feFe sisssSgn lVheslse3 iss
n iSg za Il, sle5 asSel VI
391a that is
To etslT a itt1c as ss.ssy II
pf ssltells 81
5ssl,1 get5ss,slss s
slss
ltfs s
ss15 sss5s s8afat lssti6
i slls sIIs
sfs lssR Rfssa II ssif ae
ilg lssisl
misery ant 4 ;si,as Il ss,irs
Til n:
stA y "a 3 sf9sf
eanfeTeiS aes3 st3s II
no Ytsssse or i3A
tsasfl sifad sfafese by
tEisllnp Europe
s. ssFlly Wants Cur lyFes,.
Let us then abandon a f idea Of
sFssigilla the entente our Ell u, sport.
Am e RIGA does not need our llisTtiI SUP.
port Tor orr passive influences Amer
sba does not need, as a matter Of
help, our oil our ores or our flaieoue3l
they can obtain by trade, and
SHOULD ssFe s:are refnsa fha1a, they
would take them by the II at granted
tn a country in wa w hat North
America needs lis our men aur spis3
.diers those men we would BE obliged
10 send Ia France And under whftg
ss,iieli It iiHhs Armed, attired ald eql III p-
ped by North Americans, and to tell
the truth, commanded by North Am
ericans. There is no other way. Ifs
we are unable to sustain an army J.
even by great sacrifices, how can we
send them TO France, if we are now
unable to send them to our own states
of Morelos and Oaxaca?
RIexicans Drafted, II e Charges.
THE United States have only been
able to send 10 per cent of the forces
they promised To send to Europe. To
this end they have enlisted the ;le
groes, the aliens, and-most sorrowfull
1.-THE Mexicans. They know they will
have to sacrifice lot Of lives and it
is clear that they wish to sacrifice
everybody butt heir own countryInen
everybody but their own countrymen
No Favors Expected.
If we sympathize with one or thel
other of the belligerent factions. let
us make it a personal matter. but as
q nation. let us preserve our neutral |
lty. We do not expect anything from
Germany, nor do we ask anything
from that nation, but far less could
be expected from the United States
Let this be our attitude toward the
rest Of the world We need our hum
dred thousand soldiers for our own
II ~ \, si.i S5 /
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1917-11-29

sss Fs;s 5TsF u "
/ front the eleY toI, a i'd Sit was siisnog.
cred to be On fire about 500 o'clock
Iins the morning some little time after
the elep ator cailght flre IL was I'M
possible for any sort of cind der tsSs
have set the hotel ablaze fDr tf1s,s
wind was ill the wrong directi i0n fois
that. even had burning cinslers heen
carried that distance. (3ar0rallYI
Ispeakin What IS ssIe stlaes
Iph0sp hOrus aS lliiit
lated Wit th he people who nave
been known Io hare sent prpsph
through the mai is cre II lied WftIis
the work Of destroying tile property
al Lennon, &,
Chass M Herreid lfornerIy gorer
nor OF South Dakota, now the food
administrator for the state, cooperAt-
ing with Natinai Food Administrator
Hoover Having recently returned
from Nashi ton, nm more con-
vinced than ever that the result OF
this war hinges to sa great extent upon
the soosl s q q rs I M.
erica ais q whole has not yet awaks
scned to full realization of what
5is before 1t. While no one can now
predict with any degree 81 certailatYs
when the war will end I am person
ally OF the view that, barring thes
possible but impro Bile poll itical rev.
olutt0n In Germany, we shall not see
the end until 1919 and perhaps not
then. The farther get into this mat
ter Of conservation the more an I'M.
pressed with America Is responsible.
ity. IL we fall tu ain this war ii viii
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-02-24

When his name was mentioned
John had noticed the look that came
into the clergyman's face, also the
nervous way his hand went to his
head. He was wearing a wig.
q will go, but I shall have to trou-
bic you to go with me-, said John to
the minister.
81 am at a loss to understand" he
said with dignity. Then seeing the
business end Of a revolver looking to-
ward him, he added Tesignedly:
VERY well. But Mr.. Brent, as I could
not finish the ceremony, will hand
you back your fee"
John was bit too quick for Brent,
and snatched the money.
Zone hundred and twenty dollars"
he said. Rather a large fee, Mr..
Brent, I'll have to ask you to come,
too"
After John had handcuffed his two
men and safely locked them up pend
ing the departure of the next train,
he sought the frightened girl in the
hotel paTlOr
Il will see that some one takes you
to the train, he said. I've got two
of the sickest cOunterfeiters in the
business to look after"
81 haven't any money for the tick
ct. He has $500 of mine"
mo, he hasn't. Here it is" And
John passed her the notes.
ooh, john she sObbed Forgive
me! want your
Not for-just gratitude. There
must be time to think" he said.
Stella must have thought hard, for
in less than three months the we'd
ding cards were out.
-O-O
THOROUGH WORKMAN
The man in the laundry who seals
up the rear buttOnhOle in the neck
band of the shirt might be employed
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-02-24

when he heard speaking in the hall.
The voices were so sUbdued he could
make out nothing, and almost in
stantly a door closed, shutting them
off. He went out softly to inVesti-
gate. Pausing at the minister's door
he heard low conversation within.
As he paused to listen he heard
some one coming down the hall and
was obliged to go on, as no one in
the house knew the nature Of his
business and for the present he did
not mean they should. Miss RemsOn
might be way off in her suspicious.
It was just possible he was shadow
ing a perfectly innocent man.
When the coast was again clear he
glided up to the minister's door.
Though the tones were low he heard
distinctly the words of the Episcopal
marriage service.
John had never felt quite so fOiled
and foolish in the course of his de-
tective career. Here he had been
taking a wild goose chase after an
innocent old gentleman who had ev-
identity come out here at the sOlicita-
ton Of some friends to marry them,
and the dress suit case had probably
contained his cassock and prayer
book. The detective was leaving the
door in disgust when he noticed that
no light came through the keyhOle
or under the door
Why was this marriage ceremony
being performed in the dark?
The next instant he heard the
words: 81, Cecil, take thee, Stella"
John raped loudly on the door.
The voices ceased. There was no
response. He knocked again still
louder. Then a mans voice asked:
who's there?"
"a friend To warm" said John.
The door was opened by the cIeT-
gyman and carefully closed.
Dark as it was, he at once recog-
nized the couple going through the
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-05-31
ELECTION NOTICE..

School District will be composed Of The
Fourth and Sixth Election Districts.
with polls at Public School so. "a.
Corner Fifth and Scott streets. Third
School District win be composed of the
Fifth and seventh Election Districts,
with polls az NO. li6 q scott street.
Fourth School District viii be composed
of the Eighth and ninth Election Dis
trcts. with polls ai Public School 30.
25 Corner Third street and Bayard
avenue.
Polls will open az l2 o'clock noon or
thirty minutes thereafter, and close al @
o clock T.. NJ
HARRY D. GUTHRIE
may3O-lot- Secretary.
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TRANSPORTATION.
WILSON LINE

TON-PHILADELPHIA ROUTE.
Schedule in effect saturday. April 18th.
Leave Fourth street wharf. Wilmington.
for Philadelphia. aud Chestnut street wharf
Philadelphia. for Wilmington at 2 30. 9 100,
no 80 A. NJ. IL o'clock noon; / 3D. 100,
1.15 d. 60 and r 90 =. NJ.
On Saturdays and Ssndays only, additional
trips at 3 80 and Q 80 =. NJ.
All boats stop at. Chester.
Summer rates Of fare. effective Saturday
May 18th "a, follows. Between Wilmington
and Philadelphia. one way 30; excursion
So. Children between and - years, half
fare.
Special onc-day tickets. except Saturdays
Sundays and holidays, one way. 25ci ex.
cursion, zoe.
Last car connecting with boat leaves
Fourth and Market streets 10 minutes be-
fore haat time.
WILMINGTON PEs;NsGROvE ROUTE.
Leave Wilmington 6 80. 90. 3 90, @ CO.
10. 90. IL. 90 s. H.. h clock noon. 90.
g 90. 3 90 100. 8 100. Is 90. 100 90,
o 90. 10. 90. II. 90 and T. 90 y. ~
Leave Pennsgrove az 600. 7.15. 500. 90.
1000, I 90 O. No.. . O'Clock noon, 90,
.. 10, Q 90 800. 8 90 6 90. 1900. 8 90,
9 90. lois, II 90 and Il. 90 J.. NJ.
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Information for Travellers
Time Of Departure Boats Troeys Wilmington.
T-ans Marked 90 Expresses.
PHILADELPHIA. BAITIMoRE 4 WASHINGTON R. 3.


500 ss s.g ss a. 81 % 'S ois e. e.
so9 SRI s.4s'. s.is 7sS. $40. as5.
To PHILADELPHIA SUNDAYS A. M p. s3e o. 7osa SO 9ss
GA 62i cas- 100 49, is oia. os 1000 1891 lis
Baltimore and washington. -i.oi'. 400 Aia a.. TO-:
Xxx a.oi. 5l 555 10 Sss 49,.
s."' n $s:.,i. s3:iI +, ti3
s Y9s sold p 200 10 s1 . 81. sSn
as 5as. i.sa' Si0 s.ao.. o.ss'' 7oS'
Colonial Express" only. leaving VIII
g. y ,fsdsa Egre train Boston VIII passengers
Point, dow, me- s RHlAwAEH Pr S79 Zane CHARLES Express co. s,
10 S s ss 10 e. S Charles r sS saS 'aass sundays
DELAWARE DIVISION & RAILROAD
asaf s's so PG5 the s st1 Si' l0' NJ
For Points D9Cn the state Ml2oi 7Ss lo42' P NJ
'F' and l S5 g. sso: 81 an os 'so
RAla%oT and w'Spgon sgaS'ys NJ &C. sao' oOs ilO'
as. az 50ss go 49, ssS'
,, peidfDhis tppasy' Mo 80. p 80 go 81 1914
PHILADEIrnA 4 READING RAILWAY
days o nd "ii $50 a. H. saa As n l'0 A. N' 40 r. A. sun
STEAMBOATS,
noon '' ' 30 sad 90 81 ' On sa@ S and Sundays @
additional trips p II.
PENNs GROVE FERRY.
TROLLEY
6oa
hour S 20 a,. D , hour *, ' s Na oaf s oS S %
70. d &c; S Vii ' m P p N G IN ' At Castle Min ' CT
and r.. @ & % T'rss' e. ,3 no
S @ anf rs minutes thereafter a me end o he schedule
EsS sas sqaa9 Vest hester n %oads d ws s springs WIN cars 0
g. sic. Of " hour anu '' instance '''
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-05-31
FOR KENT.

ElRST CLASS STORE GLASS FRONT.
Il, toilet and cellar; with or without ave
room and bath apartment in rear. s35 Tat
nall street may25.lm.
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C,LIGHrIN USED SINGER sEWiNS
al I'm, sts may cod I'm.
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NOTICES.


4 FIEN THIS DATE 1 WILL NOT BE
responsible for any bills unless con.
tracted by myself Joseph g. simpson
Richardson Park may29 81.
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REGISTERS NOTICE.
-7---'-7-
EsTATE OF GEORGE e WHEE

EsIATE or GEORGE e. WHEELER,
II DECEASED.
Notice is hereby given that Letters of Ad-
Wheeler. late of Wilmington hundred de-
ceased. were duly granted unto George Iur.
ner, on the eleventh dav of May S. 10
i"lf and az persons indeDfed To the said
deceased are requested 90 make payment 70
the Administration without delay and an per-
sons having demands against the deceased are
required 70 exhibit and present the same. duly
probated. 20 the said administration ON or be-
fore the eleventh day OF May A. ID. 1918.
or abide by the law in this behalf
GEORGE TURNER. Administrator
Address George Turner NO 1901 Wcst
seNenth 81. WImlngion. Del. maNl . cod 81.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-05-31

u responsible for any bills unless con-'
tracted 10y myself. Joseph q simpson,
Richardson Park nay293 81.
CTATE or NEW YORK INSURANCE
- Department In the liquidation of the
Casualty Company of America.
To the creditors and stockholders and an
other persons interested In the affairs of
the Casualty Company of America:
NOTICE is hereby given
THAT the undersigned. Jesse s. Phillips
as Superintendent of Insurance Of the State
Of View orki has been directed, by order Of
the supreme Court this day made and en-
tered In the Office Of the Clerk Of the County
OF New York, 90 take possession Of the prop
erty and iQuidate the business OF the Cas-
ualty Company Of America. pursuant 10 the
provisions Of Section 90 of the Insurance
Law, and that the undersigned has pur-
suant 10 said section, duly appointed Moses
James Wright a Special Deputy superinten-
dent Of Insurance as his agent 10 hquidate
the business of said corporation.
ll-lhat an persons having any unsntisfed
claim or demand of any character against the
said the Casualty Company Of America, are
hereby required TO file written statement
thereof verified under oath. with tho said
Moses James Wright. Special Deputy super
intendput OF Insurance. in charge ~ tho
liquidation Of said company. at his Office. No.
6s William Street, Borough Of Manhattan
city 90 New York, on or before the 10Th day
of August 1917
1ll-That all stockholders Of said company
are hereby required 20 file the respective cor
tihcates OF stock held by them. with the said
Moses James Wright. Special Deputy Super
intendent Of Insurance az his said Office on
or before the said 18th day of August. 1917.
Proper receipts therefor viii be given.
l\-rhat the claims presented against Tho
said company viii he determined. the creditors
OF the company paid and It's assets distributed
without other or further notice 90 persons
failing Go comply with the above directions
N-lhut All communications relating 6,
the said company should be addressed to the
said Moses James N Wright knnFI0N nUnWfN
perintcndent Of Insurance. at his said office
No. g. William Street. Borough OF Man
haitian City ~ New York.
JESSE S PHILLIPS
Superintendent Of Insurance.
Dated. New York City, May 4. 1917.
may2i, 81 -iunc7.
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BUsINEss OPPORTUNIITEs.

S50 INVESTED IN SWINGS BANK
vested in Brood Sow TO be cared for by
as pays about S225 yearly Booklet free
PINE RIDGE FARM COMPANY,
mayiu-lm. Nineiand, n J.
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HOUSE PAINTIYC-


JAMES KEENAN,, HOUSE PAINTING
- granting and glazing Estimates care.
fully furnished no OIL Shpley street ID
phone 3402W may 5-ood.Im
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-05-31
nnARn MANTEn
MELnING. RRAzING An CrTTING

NXTiLMNGrON wELDING WORKS 10.
W sos Orange 81 General Welding,
hrazing and cutting Steam boilers and
tanks a speciality. Work approved by L. 81
Steamboat Inspection Service. Telephone,
7847.W. aprIa.frr.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-05-31

DHoNOGRAPH RECORDS EXCHANGED
L for Zoe and up. al makes. Apply No.
s47 Orange street. Phone 4s6-W. open
evenings mays I'm.
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GAVE MONEY WHEN BUYING SINGER
- machines New slightly used and
second hand machines SO and up. Phone
251q-J w. n. Carrow. Singer shop 40.
CT w. Fourth street lan4'tf.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-05-31

NOR SALE-TWELfE HEAD OP
II horses: will sell cheap also two
mares i'm foal. ten days trial given. Cor
ner CLAYTON and Linden streets Take South
Harrison street car, Fourth and Market SITS.
may3l-3t.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-05-31

WAL PAPERS AT LOWEST PRICES
w Jones Hollett formerly no. 42l
Shipley street New location, 40. 407 ship.
ley street. Wall papers and wall decora-
tors Estimates cheerfully given. Phone.
5O3s-J mari.tf.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-05-31
Sanitary MORKERs.


NJ LESS ENCAVArING
Once. 8. ". Cor Fourth and West Sta
ID. 4 A. Phons. 51ls oct2i.tf.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-05-31

XOUR SUMMER SUIT OR DRESS
i could be cleaned neatly repaired and
pressed and look again like new. ID. & A..
Phone 5Q6i.J. stanley Silka Ninth and
Pine SITS. mayi7 Inn.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-05-31

Il reception hall bath. attic modern CON
veniences. including gas. shade and fruit
trees, chicken yard, windmill etc. at Els.
mere Junction Ave. Address $50 Evening
journal Office. may29-eod I'm.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-05-31
TYPEWRITERS.

CET OUR PRICES on ALL MAKES.
VI We also rent and repair
STUART TYPEWRITER CO.,
Bell $3.50 l05 West Ninth street.
mnytb-tf
VNYpEWRIrERS RENTED - THREE
Il months. So 90. Rental applied ON pur
chase Sold $500 monthly. Typowritcrs
repaired. ROYAL Typewriter Agency. Type.
writer Exchange second floor. n w Corner
Seventh and Market SITS. aug22.tf
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PnTLTRY.

XNH1TE WYGNDoTrE EGGS. + 4 'sET
w ting. 75c; s4.25 hundred Phon,
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LIFE AND CHARACTER
READING.
MAY 81.


A person OF this birthdate has Mer-
curry for a governing planet with Gem
mi for the sign
One good thing about these people
Is that some really great trouble OF
responsibility will settle them dowr
at once and help TO control their rest
less spirit and make new persons o
them.
A person of this birthdate Will hav,
no difficulty in having "A happy mar
ried life. If they choose a person who's,
birthdate fails between August % an,
September % or January 20 and Feb
ruary 10.
The children of such union will bi
phys cally and mentally strong an,
harmonious