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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1917-06-15

Cleans Toilet Bowls

A magical compound that safe
guards health by De.odorizing and
Disinfecting the Closet Bowls, invisi.
hle Traps and connections, Shake
Steri.Foam into water, let solution
stand few minutes, then rub OIL the
discoloralion that has been loosened
by Steri-Foam with a "Jiny' com.
mode brush, The wonderful chem.
icol action Of Steri.Foam becomes
effective only when dissolved, The
dry powder will not harm the hands.
clothing, carpet or anything upon
which it may fail,
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1917-06-15
The "JIFFY" Bath =
Tub and Commode
Brush

One Of these brushes alone Is worth
the price, They are Of a special de.
sign and patent, being ideal for the
bath.tub They are made Of hard.
wood, nicely finished and water.
proofcd with oil, are very strong and
durable and will last indefinitely
something every household has needed
for long time Once used you
wouldn't be without one at any price,
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1917-06-15

DR.. Samuel Sheldon and sons Samuel,
jr,, and Clayton Buttolph left Sunday
for New York City from where Samuel,
jr and Mr. Buttolph will soon sail for
France to enter the Ambulance Corps
Service.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1917-06-15

A, r. Slader & Son, Rutland's OPP
tomerist-Opticians, at The Sargent,
Court steet, Thursday, July II.
adv. 24tf.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1917-06-15
THE WEATHER IN MlpDLE7uRY
Thermometer

Hghest 90. Lowest j6.
Record kept by II, A. PECK.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-18
1O. @opiteI.

Ser iiin9e Mdr6eIe Srlonbo @om=
ponelli BAT na9 @rlebigung Der glngez
Iegenbeit fir Teinen Batter paris pie=
Der berlofen.
Gr bate bic fran3DFfde Gei6ss
bouptifdOt nit benl feIten @orTob be-
treten, iic6 nah &rdften 3u amiilieren
.uno SOnjd Srloff 81 Dergeien. glber
ie me6r er ii9 in ben Struoel Der
8eraniigungen itiir3te, umIo me6r etel=
ten iie ibn an. &ein tpeibli9es @eIen
bermoq es, i'm ou9 MIR ooriiber0ebenb
3i feHeln. glur Elm ein3iges @efibt
eriredte Elm fliidtiges Sntereie in inn,
cine junge S@ouIpielerin nit golos
blonDem Sdar uno rdtfelboften blauz
grouen 2lu9en - Sonjos Qtugen!
Seine @ebnIu6t ttaA Der 9Rufiin
tpuGs. Sag uno gla&t um1bpebte
t6n i6r 8iI6. gDie, peun er iie BEL
Tcirer Riidfebr na6 &om ni9t mebr
pcrfGnoe2 Menn Iie Die 8ild\ Sortuz
ma ober gar 9iom bereits Derlahen
Ddtte9 .,..
3n Der @e6nIu1t geIente Iih no4
bic Qngf, bic Gjeliebte fir INNER 81
berlieren. @r bseinnt Ii9 matt un0
elenb au fiiblen. Sein frif4es @ei9t
mirb blei4er, fein elaitiIcber Song
Idleppenb.
@r fdmpft topfer nit Ieiuer 2eioen=
IGoit. @r nil nibt uuterliesen. @erz
gebens.
nMir t5lnen un7eren Ser5en niAt
befcGlenl" 9atte Gra8ieLd geIogt 2ie=
bes tleiues Mdoden! Die re9t lte
9ot! Sie miro i6n perlieben. QBer aif
Der gan3en @eIt perltebt i'm iiberGaupt
70 gut pie Gjro5ieaa!
Sn, ct fii6lt, sr milB suriid na9
Nom, muB Sonja ipieoerYs6en. Gr
ipiro Ipnt frdnt Dor NuIregung.
n@m fiinTunb5pon5igllen bat Gras
8ieIlo i6ren @eblrtstag. 9d 0arf idb
nibt ie5Ien!"
syu bieIem Gebonfeu finoet er elpas
&rof Wlit allen Ga1ern Icine8 Ser
sens iebnt er ben Gag 6erbci adj,
nicbt Inn Der ormen fleinen Gra3iella
pilleul
9ic penigcn Sage Derge6en raider,
Iolg ORLANDO es geootbt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-18

Cigarette bdt i6re 8ienIte 9etan.
&ein unnbtiges @ort ipirb me6r gez
nt6feIt. Die Q(rbeit 6eQinnt.
Ser 9berT trGgt cine ooppelte ll6r=
feite; an Der einen lit bic lt6r befeItiat,
an Der onOern Der S6lii6cl gum Stz
der1eitsi9ront.
Wlit Der Siriqteit eines oelernten
SaI@enOiebeS BAIT Bernardo ben
S6liiKel aus, nimmt elm Stud @a9s
aus Der SaIGe uno ma9t roIG einen
2t6orud oes S9lGHels. gla16em er
iih ii6er5eugt, 6aB fein @abs an Dem
S6liifel bdngen geblieben lit, BAIT er
i6n pieOer an bic lthrtette, birot ben
Q(torud in Der @eiIentaf6e unb rount
SrIoff trtumpbicren0 gu:
n@ema9tl"
Srloff lbirft tief auFatmeno feline
3igorette ins Gcbiii6.
oRun raid Oas 9fie6IaI3, 8er=
narOp!"
Der 9iener tniete neben benz ormcn
Sberit nieoer unb belt i6m elm
SldI66en unter bic goIe.
r9ie Tarbe te6rt in feline 8onqen
3uriid, 6err GiirHl Gr otnet ipie6er;
er regt Ti9 ~"
rGott Iei aebanftl"
Srloff ruff eS laut uno i'm Tone
irnigfer Sreuoe.
glidt lang bauert es - oa 1prin9t
Der S6erit auf uno reibt iiG Deripuns
beri bic Stirn.
s@erflirtl 8as mar oenn los nit
mirP.... 9ie Cigarette fonn es bod
ni6i geipeien iein; benn Sie, mein
6i'rIf, brannten iic6 0o9 ou9 cine an.
@eDtB mar es 8lutan6rang mad benz
&opfc - @er6aulinqsbeIGDerben Die
@dnieIeberpoitete beute mittag mar 5u
ic9mer. Wer6 ME niebcr fol9 3eug
ellen! SOPs Der &udud!"
8ann ldBt er Ii9, gutmiitig ld9en0,
BON Bernardo ben Rod BON Sauo un0
Goub reinigen, ninmt Orloff pie oem
Diener bos @erIpreGen ob, 81 nie=
mdnoem lber ben 0ummen Borfoll 3u
reOen - Teine 6rou unD SoGter mir
ben iiA unn0tig GngTiigen uno be-
lobni Bernardo nit einem &olDitiid. -
9(n ocm1elben Q(beno, als Bernardo
feinen 9errn gu 8ett bra1tc, TanD
5riicben ben beiOen cine turae bertrous
ltGe llnterreOuna ftatt.
Scr 9err Tiirlt iparen oben uno
bdben bas Serrain refognoS3iert. SIT
benz Serrn Siiriten babel etpas @e=
oentlic9es aufgefaIlen?"
nBieio9"
uGtpos, boS uns oefabrlitb iperocn
t6nnte9"
n9}idt8. 9(uBer Sem Suub."
r&eine tuarrenoen Siiren9"
ng1ein."
n2(u9 feline eIetfrif6e @orri9tung
beim OeFfnet bes G6rdntes2"
lln0 gGbneno Dre9t Boris Orloff
iidb na9 Der ManoIeite un0 1T bal6
Oarauf feit eingei9Iofen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-18

20
ein3iggeliebts Sonial"
gu 6erfeI6en 8eit fBi Der .cbr4
furdtgebieienoe, blinbe Greis" ir
leinem 3immer DOr rem 3oilettsna
ipiegel.
@ein Dicuer beor6eitete ben uSus
pitertopf" fiir bic beuti0e @e6urisz
togsfeier uub lieb Iib babel oie leBten
9lnipeimngen geben.
nSie pollen aIio ben S1ront IelbIt
Dfineu 8ernar0o2" frug Srloff in
taum Dernebmbarem 5liiIertone
rsSd. M}eine Grau perFe6t bdpon
nidts," eripiOerte iener ebeulo leiIe.
0Mos maht Sbre Srau ieBt9 SIT
lic BEL meiner @nfeln3"
ogein, Gie Bat ben 6uno 6erunz
teraelodt unb insMolGbaus gelperrt."
oWonn beTeitigcn 5ie i6n2"
oMenn i'd bic 3oiIette oeS Serrn
6iirften besnoet babe"
nMo 1T bic iibrige DicncrT9aft9~
Sic meiiten BON linen iinb nit benz
2lusIdmiiden Der SSeHiGle beIdGftiat.
%ie anoeren Ierpieren i'm 5riibfiidss
5immer."
oGjut. Gin6 Gle 1Gon entI9Ioien,
mde aus 6en ySaGcn" rerDen ion,
penn @ie iie in Sdnoen 6obens"
@iaboIifdcS GrinTsn per3og @er=
norOOs SpiBbubengeii9t.
piles IN Sronung 49,. GjIeih ndcb
2 llbr bringt, pie 0erobreSet, Der .Gez
billie 6es OptiterS" bas YincezneS oes
6errr 5iirIten ~"
r9lb, ih OerHcbe, Sit tpcrben niBt
eber biuauIgeben, als Bic Der Manu oa
iIt9"
.@o6, etpas frii6er. @amit er
ridt 3u porten brau9t."
,Sebr gut. sic batcu oic Sd&e
tluo eingefdbelt, lic6yr 8ernoroo.
Mctn &ompIimcntl ... @eben Gle
isBt IL fpegen 6ss 6unfssl . :. g[ber
porher nod Elm paar 3igareitn!"
8errdrDo fiibrte ben olien Mlqnn
3u ieiuem 9e6nfeHel. Gin mitlciotocs
9G6eln iiber beIIen Ibeiubare 6ilfIp=
listeit um1pieite feline Oiinnen 2ippen.
RoIG ftente er 8igoretien, QtT9beGer
arb Strcihb0l5er neben i'm auf einen
tleinen Slid rn0 oerlieb Oos 3immer.
SrloTf 3iinoete icb cine Cigarette
an, babel lonqiam Bis 5pon3ig 3dbz
lent. Damn iton6 er ouf uno rieF ses
6dmpft:
n8ernar6o!"
&eine 2(ntnDrt!
Srloff mari oie Cigarette in ben
NiGbe6er uno IAritt 3ur Sir. 8ez
9riIommit Den Sdnben tnIteno, 5u6te
er {einen @eg burc6 ben &orribor bis
gum eriten geT4niBtcn &opf am Srep=
pengelGnoer. Sier blieb er einige @e>
tunben iteben uno rief obrmaIs Ieiie,
retconos5ieren0.
.@ernarOol"
9(aes fin. g2ur BON unfen, aus
Dem SriibItiids5immer, oeOGmpfteS
Gtimmendelpirr.
Sin triumpbiersnOer 9lusOrud
6reitcte iicb iiber Orloffs 3iige. gllz
les oing mad BunId.
@eudu 5dblte er Die S4ritfe ab unb
toppte, nit ben 6Guben taiteno, peis
ter INNER peiter
30 III ole Sir
ltno jeBt bic ndtbTte
sSoIt unbOrbor Dffnete er bic Sir
gum Gnlai3immer oes 0berTen.
oSI iemano bier9 SD babe mid
berloufen" itDbnte er ipie dngHli9.
Bernardo! @ernarool"
Seine 9lutport. q(1es itill.
(S5ortIeBung folgt)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-18

9Ilonoo 9 NOD inner faapieg. r9lui
Bie0erie6cnl"
&odOem Der DlorcFcfc Giipio 6as
3immer oerIaiea 9oitc. rannts Grs
lan6o nit groBen ejdriit;n diff uro
ab.
rDdre cs mogIi@. Sag 1.r @oter
@e9t bdtte2 9oB oisIe Crioiis Il"
9luigcregt fubr CT iiA nit Der San6
our1 oos 6iGtc, peiiiae 0aar. .,aein
nein, e8 lit unmogIial Dieter chr
frrftgebieten6e, 6lia6e @reis fann
teiu 8ctriiger ieihl limb gar ltine
@pteIin - i&on Der Gebanfe allein
beiciOiat ibre geinbeitl @od5
i4 muB GjcniB5eit 6o6en! Gei Is aud
MIR, lin ale 8crleumouuQsn cias fiir
aIlemal ab3ufdnei6en Gjlejc5 no6
9raaieaos Gje6uristas reic i.4 ua9
Ylostau. @s III ia fir @iS msine
ein5iggeliebte Sonia!"
Evening journal., 1917-11-15
GRAND CIRCUIT FOR
LIZZIE MARCH NEXT

Special 90 THE EVENING JOURNAL.
MlDDLLrONN. Del. N0N. i1-Mid-
dlclown was again placed on the map
in the horse world. when Lizzie
March, The speedy little sorrell marc
which was bred snd raised here by
John C.. Green. established a worlds
Speedway record when she stepped a
heat over the Harlem speedway ln
New York. in 3, seconds in match
race with Nnllio Bcdworlh FOR the
championship of ihli famous drive
way.
Lizzie March is well remembered
hero, having been bred and raised by
john g. Green She is "a handsome
sorrcl mare i've years old. by Prince
March. 2l3 1-i. and ls brcd ON exactly
the same blood lines as r. r.. g.,
POS i-2 She WAS developed hy
Arthur Grove ln 1913. who drove her a
half on tne kirkVoud kito-shapod TRACK
= in iOi f-s -hn was bought by John
! a. Lawrence. of llohokon. y. j., thc
Same day, and was raced Dog him in
| l9l6. and given record ~ 2i5 ~
She was again raced liil- season by Mr.
Lawrence and given % lower mark of
i2is ~. and won o'ie heat during ih,
season Zoo 2.lO i-i. She viii he place.
in thc string of Matter ID. COX. of
Dover. y. &c. loo ihc sprIng. and vii
race in iho Grand Circuit next sea-
SON. Rarlng accident she should b'
ia tWo-mlnul. racor before lho curtoii
falls on ghe l9is season in thc Grant
Circuit
Evening journal., 1917-11-15
VARIETY SHOWER

A variety shower was given 20 Miss
Margaret Reese on Tuesday evening by
several friends from Kresges store. In
honor OF her coming marriage 20 Harry
Blackwell
Miss Reese was presented with a
handsome mahogany library table and
a cut glass basket from the employees
of the store.
A very pleasant evening was spent in
music and singing.
Among those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. 2. Britton. Mr.. and Mrs. W. Elliott.
Mr.. ami Mrs. J. Clark. Miss Helen Sea-
berg, Miss Selma kingman. Miss Eva
Booth, Miss Hilda Gummcrt Miss Nora
Smith, Miss Helen Banks. Miss Ruth
Dale, Miss Catherine Britton, Miss
! Gercndolyn Robinson. Miss Anna Dono-
3 hoe. Miss Blanche petticoTd, Miss Grace
Elliott, Miss Jewell Long, Miss Eliza.
beth Myers, Mrs. Charles Reese, Harr.
Blackwell. Park Reese, Miss Glady.
Reese, Miss Margaret Reese.
Evening journal., 1917-11-15
M Ml..lnnnrN Md.

40 ihc annual meeting of ihc West
Presbyterian Thank Offering Mission
church last might. iho ncv r. W.
Mitchell. of Human, China. delivered a
stirring address 900 social Economical
and Religious Changes DO China Dur
Ing Dis remarks, nr. Mitchell declared
that 10 America did not Chrisiionlzc
china soon, China would hoaihonilc
America. stating several cases where
Chinese temples have bgcn established
in This country
Evening journal., 1917-11-15
Afternoon SesSiOil
NEWARK MORks ION \. ". G. a

Special 90 THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEWARK, Nov. ij-Citizens OF New
ark are carrying ON an active canvass
10 secure funds IN the noiiOu wide s.
NJ. G.. a. campaign and are meeting with
considerable success Tho town has
been divided into districts and the fol-
lowing collectors are mqking hous"
TO house canvass for funds: Mrs. C.. l..
Penny. Mrs. Charles b Evans. Miss
Alice Beck. Mss Lydia Fsdor. Mrs. VII
mer Ilill. Miss Agnes Mcdill. Mrs. Franl,
Jester. Mrs. g. y. Brown and Mrs lr-
vim nayen.
Evening journal., 1917-11-15

in the way Of scout entertainments
and should be- seen TO be enjoyed.
Boy Scout Ncws.
Troop s. meeting last week was of
special interest Week before lasi Nc
received instructions ON map making
and AZ last weeks meeting severed OF
our members were tested on mopmoh-
ing and passed very satisfactorily
Every fellow on the troop now. Will
ono exception has passed through map
making
We also started on the study OF am
imals and hope in the near future That
we can see somc OF our native Wild
animals and finish up our test along
this line.
ON saturday we took the best hike
that the troop has ever had. We left
/ headduariers about 300 o'clock and
! hiked 10 the aviation field at Clay
mont and were cordially received ana
shown al over the grounds. This was
very interesting and very instructive
10 all OF NE. on our way home we
stopped and cooked our suppess The
hike was topped OFF with an enjoyable
ride part Of the way home In an auto
mobile.
We expect every fellow TO be on hand
this Friday night
Scribe Wilbur Clements.
Troop 2s held a regular meeting last
Tuesday. A large percentage of the
boys were present. Our troop went on
hike last Sunday. Many Of The fel-
lows were present which helped tc
make the hike O success We went ID
shellpot woods where some Of IN,
boys passed their first class cooking
q tests. Scribe Joseph Breuer.
Troop q had splendid meeting lasl
week. All present and on the Job. Mr.
Thomkins, the assistant rector, gavN
the boys a short talk on obedience
Mr.. Bradford, a member or the irooI
committee. gave the boys splendl,
j talk. quoting some OF his experience
in the army and during his travels Il
Europe. After some setting up eXer
cises and a signalling exhibition, th'
, troop dlsbandcd and went TO thei
= homes. The troop enjoyed anothe
u hike 10 the woods. At the end Of IN
journey a few articles from "Associa
ton Men were read and the boys vol
4 unteered 20 do their best towards IN
- Army y. VI. c. A. War Fund.
Troop Q held its regular meetin
, Tuesday night. The meeting opene
u with singing of the "star spangle
Banner" Bible scripture was real
The troop was presented with a 81
vice flag with two stars. Mr.. Lon
~ t@G a very interesting talk about N
good work Of the y. VI. C. A. and asl
- ed us 10 do what we could TO he
raise the Y. NJ G.. a. Fund.
p The troop decided 10 send a Chris
d. mas box TO each Of its volunteers
III the army. six new members were p'
through the paddles
y, Scribe Coward.
Evening journal., 1917-11-15
PARENT TEACHERS
PLAN conference
County Body Will Meet in
Middletown on No
vember "a
DIR. MITCHELL TO
BE ONE SPEAKER
special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.

-norial to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NupDLETOWN. pcl. Noy. io-Ihe
first meeting of the NcN Castle County
Conference OF lhc D,lfVare Branch
Na,ional Coneress of Mothers AMI Par
onl Teacher Association Viii De held
I'm the Forest Presbyterian Church in
This town ON saturday. November 2L
such eminent speakers as Thomas
smith. 4. NJ. Ph. d., Mrs Frederick Schon
National President OF the Association,
Mrs. Walter T.. Greenwood, Dr. samuel
| a.. Mitchell. or Delaware COLLEGE 'nd
others viii make addresses Oh This oc-
sasion
] This viii bc rhe FIRST mectIng of tlo
New Castle County Association and
those 40 charge OF the program are
putting forth their best efforts TO have
delegates present from ou of The AS
sociatlons throughout Che county.
The public is cordially invited 10 at-
tend thc morning session which begins
at 94l o'clock and the afternoon ses-
NlNU uN Love
The program follows.
Morning Session 9.i5 O'clock.
Star spanglged Banner.
Invocation. Rev. Francis u. Moore
! Welcome Greeting Mrs Edward Lad
ley. President local p. T.. Association
Remarks. Mrs. Garrett s. Harrington,
. Delaware state prelidcli.
, Report OF pareni-Tcachcr activities
, Mt. Cuba. Del. Miss Katherine J.. Hall
Report OF National Convention, Mrs
, John B. Clcaver, County lelegate.
Music
! Address. Professor a. Il. Spaid, state
Commissioner Of Education.
! Message from Chester County. Pa.
f. Mrs Walter +. Greenwood.
B Music.
1 Address. Dr. Samuel O.. Mitchell
5 President Delaware College.
q Recess. 1915 90 i.3O p. On.
afternoon session.
o Singing. My Tribute.
r Address. Mrs. Frederic Sch0n.. Na
r tional President.
e. Address. "The Homes Responsibility
q in the Education Of It's Children. An
b drew Thomas Smith, A. NJ. ph d.
@ State Normal School, West Chester. pa
Music.
z Address. Professor Clifford j. Scott
d ! superintendent Wilmington schools.
AL Remarks. Professor =. J.. Cross
A. New Castle County superintendent
Evening journal., 1917-11-15
TNCIIsu FnIFNDs uEnF.

At a meeting of Friends On Friends
Meeting House last night Alfred Kemp
Brown and W. Blair Neatly, repre-
senling lhe London early meeting OF
Friends. were ihe speakers. The men,
who are in This country 10 arouse in
teresl in the international Friends
Peace Conference io Doe held AS soon
after the war as possible. told OF the
reconstruction work now going on in
northern France. reOccupied by the
I French. They came here from Rich
mond. Va. and Will remain here 90 at
tend the meeting OF lhe Friends tonight.
Evening journal., 1917-11-15
n,I-CuTrns IN TInTnTY.

Arrangements for the celebration Of
the seventh anniversary OF the council
were made az q meeting of Loyal Coun-
cn 40. 4. Sons and Daughters OF Lib
erty. last night. The celebration will
be held next Wednesday evening with
am entertainment. followed hy a supper
At the meeting last night six appllca-
tions for membership were received.
Among those who attended were TWO
visitors. Mrs. Eleanor Brinton, OF
Downingiown, pa- and J.. II. Lincoi-
hakor of Roanoke, Va.
Evening journal., 1917-11-15
SOCIAL HAPPENINGS
IN SMYRNA HOMES

special 90 THE EVENING JOURNAL.
SMYRNA. ucl. No,. a. Miss Edith
Gescnhomcr. of Philadelphia. has re-
turned there from a. visit lo hcr aunt
Miss Clara Lclnbergcr Mrs. p. NJ.
Cloak. who has been spending some
weeks with hcr brother, j. Harry
-peakman and family. of smyrna. "'7
gone to Philadelphia for TIE Winter.
Mrs Frederick -harpic-- and dausni'r
Marianne Of lOsomOnl. Pa. are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. William q. Anthony
Miss Julia HUM 0f smyrna. has resign
cd her position uf orelnlst of ~t Peter :
Church and has gone 90 Philudclphm
io take lessons on o. pipo organ, prrpW-
alory in accepting position MS organ
lst no Atlantic Cily. Mrs Avian Con
ncr of Philadelphia. Is visiting lr ana
Mrs. John W. clifton. Mr.. 1nd Mrs.
Clarence b. Raymond have returned
from their summer home at kilnurn'
Wisconsin. lrcd ~puancc uf Penn
Grove. n. J. Barnard Jones ana Mis-.
Anna BOddy of Wilmington. Mr.. nun
bar. Dunbar Nuhlhmsor uf ncanin.
Training station. Cape May. 3D.. fncnl
| tho week end with Mr.. John llutcliln.
son of smyrna Hon. ". 4 iloncchoi
is altcnding ihc meeting of lho Board
of Home Missions and church ENlcn-
sion of the Methodist Episcopal Church
n Philadelphia Mr. llo0ochcr Is visit
inu relatives there Frank Spuance. OF
Philadelphia and Dds sister, Miss Dlot~
~pruqucp. of lhat cilN, wore guests
over SUNDAY. of Mr. and Mrs. RALPH
~pmancc near smyrna.
Last Sunday evening MIR. Charles
Bush of Wilmington NOW cneaged ir
is. NJ. g.. 4. work ol Camp uelelhorpe
Gcorga. delivered am address in ih'
Presbyterian Church of smyrna upoi
the work OF the y. NJ g.. A. in the iron
Evening journal., 1917-11-15
STATE FARMERS PROSPEROUS

GEORGErONN. DEL. Nov A.. With
hNckvhoai selling 900 $3.50 bushol.
plenty of turkeys un hand and high
price. expected. Sussex county farmers
arc harvesting abundant crops and cy-
pcclins good profits for their work
this ,tar. There are large number
of turkeys on hand and thousands arc
being prepared for Thanksgiving ship-
menis. although many will Doe held foi
higher prices 0t CHRISTMAS
Evening journal., 1917-11-15
Don't stay Hcadacly, SICK, or Have
Bad Breath und Sour
stomach
Wake Up Feeling Fincl Rest Laxative
for Men. Women and
Children.

Enjoy life, Bcm0vo the liver and
bowel poison which ls Keeping your
head dizzy your tongue coated. breath
offensive. nl stomach -our. Don't stay
bilious. -lrk ncadaclt consipaied ami
ull 0f cold Why doni YOU gel ID box
or Cascarri- from the drur store and
cat one or two tonight and enjoy ihc
incest. genllc-i liver and bowel cleans
ing you ever experienced You Will
wake mp feeling 900 and fne. G1scarois
never grinc or sichcn llhe salts. pills
and cal0mcl. They acl so gently mat
YOU hardly realize you have taken a
caihartic Mothers should give cross,
sick. bilious oc feyori-h children
whole ,Gascaret any tmc-ihcy act
thoroughly and arc harmless.
Evening journal., 1917-11-15
ms FOR POLIsm sOLnIEns.

In st. Stanlslaus kostka Polish
Church next Saturday morning at 9
o'clock high mass will be said by Rev.
\. OleXinski, the pastor. for the volun-
teen Polish soldiers. 4 sermon and
bcnediciion Of the Most Blessed Sacra-
ment will follow. Polish residents
from all over the city are expected 90
attend the mass.
Evening journal., 1917-11-15
nEcnNFRs STOLEN TEAM.

pair0lman Andrew Devmney last
evening found a horse and carriage
owned by Nelson =. Talcy. Of Brandy
wine hundred deserted at Ninth and
Washington streets. The team had been
drlvn from sixth and Shlpley streets
by some person unknown 10 The police
earlier in the evening.
Evening journal., 1917-11-15
InIN nrGIIIAn ARlIN

The following mcn have been accept
ed for The rceular army at the local
recruiting station Harry J Smith.
Harry J. schmierer Coast Artillery
service: John A. Devine. Thomas Bor-
owskl. Charlton Mathews. for the Med
ical Department. Charles G.. Taylor. In
fantry; Chaunccy NJ. Schafor, Engi-
neer Corps.
Evening journal., 1917-11-15

the Wilmington w g. r. T.. win bs
held 40 headquarters no. 100 West
Eighth street at 23o O'Clock tomorrow
afternoon
Evening journal., 1917-11-15

This period favors the renting OF
rooms. the selling OF homes and the
making Of partnerships by Want Ad.
Evening journal., 1917-11-15
- of Traneo

Nlcsstt tiarlos 10. Siockly and Ayros
j stockll cnlrlained me Tuesday club
this week. "a lhcr home.
Evening journal., 1917-11-15

The Want Ads have planetary vibra-
tions Of great helpfulncss during The
nrnsenL month
Evening journal., 1917-11-15
{ Minutes 10 Digest This.
~ 40

Down at Luna Park we crawled
up the shoot the Chutes' at the
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-11-17
independence News
Capital journal Special Service

Capital Journal Special Service)
Independence. Or. Nov. 17.-Mrs. Os
car Dickson of Toledo, Oregon, return
ed to her home the first of the week
after spending few days here with
relatives.
Mr.. Frank Dickson made a business
trip to Toledo, Oregon, the first of the
week.
Mr.. Ross Nelson was a passenger to
Portland the first of the week.
Mr.. Albert Quarter, left for Portland
the first of the week where he will
remain for te winter.
Mrs. p. Kurre left on Monday for
Rochester, Minnesota, where she will
visit with relatives.
Miss Bertha Collins spent. few days
with Monmouth relatives this week.
Mrs. Florence Whiteaker, returned
home the first of the week from Eugene,
where she has been visiting for a few
weeks with relatives.
Miss Vivian Whitaker was a Salem
visitor on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dole Pomeroy, of Port
land, spent. a few days here with rela-
tiyes last week.
Mr. j. Hilterbrand, arrived home from
California, a few days ago.
Mr.. Less Galbreath spent few days
in Portland the first of the week.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-11-17
German Spies Operating
Ia Logging Camps

Tacoma, Wash, Nov. 17.-German
spies, operating among the mills and
logging camps of Western Washington,
in desperate campaign to delay the
manufacture of spruce and fir lumber
for aircraft and shipbuilding purposes,
tied up the st. Paul and Tacoma Lum-
Der company s mill here for forty hours
by throwing sand into the big Corliss
engine that drives the whole plant, ac-
eording to report made today by fed
eral officers.
The st. Paul company is getting out
some big government orders for aircraft
and shipbuilding work and that the plot
was without doubt the work of German
propagandists is the belief Of govern
ment agents. The attack on this plant
was made public, they say, in order to
warn other lumber manufacturers to be
on guard. Several logging camps and
mills in Western Washington are said
to have had similar experiences.