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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-01-04
@i@tig, 6ak @@mtr3m
Qelir0trt mtr0em

Die iiberaus groBe @i6tigfeh.
@9mer3en gu lin6ern, miro ielbit
bon Sen belten Mannern Der meoi5i'
niiben @i1eni6aft mnteri6abt.
@6mer5 lit elmer Der groBten @e.
bilfen bon &ranfbeit. Ct balt bic
@eoanfen 6es &ranfen %beltan6tg an
6em 2ei6en, peldes Ben Sdmer3
beruriadt, u11o berbinoert oa6ur@
idnel1e MISUNDERSTANDING.
81. Miles' Mnti=Bain BiGen ent-
bolten nidts, 6oB mo1 ite 6esmegen
cine Mbeumatismus <Mr5nei ne1tren
ioute, aber 6aburd, 6aB iie in bie>
len 6anen i6nen 6ie rbel1matii6en
@6mer5en lin6ern, belfen file Ser
Natur Sen &beumatiSmus gu bet=
len, in6em sic @e6anfen 6eS &ran=
ten bon ieiner &ranfbeit %obgelenft
&per6en. Sn be5ug auf 6ieies, fagt
Sobr 8. Sing, st. S. 9. 1, @tne
Shift glrf., mie folgt:
m sfss a Eli S$n'S S|is, III II. f sss as5 Sasi s e Il:
tel e%efunoen. baS t6 lie gefeben ooer eeb6rt babe.
Sd hattie nernbieS Ropftpeb. Meural9ia. @bmers
ien i'm @ifen unb rbeumattibe. Sebmersen: aber
tpdbnte 9eiben. Sd enapfebIe bieies Mittel Nler.
BITE trgeub tpelde SHn1er5en baben."
81. Miles' Mnti-8ain @ilen ba-
ben mGbren6 Ser lebten 5tpan5ig
Snbren Mar1d}e1 gebolfen, un6 lit
feline l1riade, tparrm. ite nidt ST..
men belfen fouten.
Sn allen Mpptbefem.
rs 9pien, rs Gents.
MILES MEDICAL CO., Elkhart, Indiana.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-01-04
Kinder Schreion
MACH FLETCHER'S
ORIA
5er6i(o6e G%nt6uGungen.

9as 1erbt]@e Mr&tp, bas bon ben
8ulsarer nit 8ef@lag belegt unb na@
Softa gebra@t porben mar, felt fi4
als Elm f0rmli9er Mu9tasitau bar. Sc
fommen 6arin 9ofumente bor, aus be-
men be%rpprgebt, 0ab Defenders i'm
fran3Ditf@en Mtniiteri1m bes Meubez
rem Mrttfel unb 8i&er iber @robz
@erbten uno gum 3mede ber ierbtf4en
Propaganoa gef@rteben unb bann in
ben 11eutra1en unb @ierperbanbs1Gnz
bern perbreitet murben. Inter ben
bisber outage g%ef0rberten 9apieren Be-
ftnben it@ Sutttungen, 8itti@rtften
unb Observation-Disclosures oes @ez
6atteurs bes Barrier Sournals, 9enrp
8arbp, Der fit fem Bud n@poque
@erbe" Elm 9onorar bon 10000 9tz
mar berrednete unb tn Ser &e9nung
1elbft barlegt, bab ct bonn ferbtf4en
Mtntftertum 6es MeuBere1 Elm Moz
,notsgebalt bon 1000 Dtnar be3og.
@iefe Gntbinungen uber bic 8eite&z
li4teit Ser fran50ff@en @refe ruff
bier alIgemeine @ntruftung herpor.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-01-04

@e1rn SIR tpoM, tptr6 oos 2o11t
@u9 belfen uno ii@ ielbit bea3obIen.
ST babe ein u~ngebeures QreaI 6es
fr,ubtbariten 2aroes IN @ertral.Ml-
berto 5u 11ie6rtgert 8reifen ,.ro Ieid-
ten 8eoing1ngen al $500 BIS
$4,000 6en side gu pertaufen, 2d1oe.
reten nit geniigeroem @egenfol. Sc.
~6irgrngen ELM 3uan3igitd boar, @eft
i1tnerboB 5tpan3ig Sabren. au4 etn
groBes MreaI dbnli@er 2dnbereien
mt gatten 8erbeiierunee1, al mdBigen
Nreife1t rn6 Beoingr1rgen: $ier lit
Cure @elegenbeit. Cure 2ie9enf@af.
ten a1.s3uoebner our@ Mnba1f ot.
g~rersen6en 2arto@ un6 Cure Grelr1oe
Tr4 oils Mobbore11 51 ftderr.
@egen 1tdberem men6e mon fiiidb III
$er1no111t Coles, Chrome, aHertn,
CANADA.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-01-04

sd babe ia Die id0niten Stolen
6araus an meinen @urtel geltedt."
&ierauf fmbr iie pie0er in ibrer long
iamen, 5teifen Mrt nit auf 6aS uter
geridtetem @lid fort:
rDort Ia11ft pobI Ser @eg, ben mir
bon B%oiienbofen 5uriidnebmen tper'
6en."
Ser 2eutnant, ben fire ipriben6en
Mugen einen Moment aus Dem @lei9>
gemidt gebra6t, batte ii6 iofort mie<
Ser in Ser @etpalt un6 antwortete:
rMein, gndoiges Srdulein. ST fubrt
6ur9 Sen @arf un6 fann bon bier
aus ni9t geieben peroen. @aS Sic
erblidten, lit Die @buuiiee na4 Selo=
offing."
SSn oieiem MugenbIid trat Medtil=
6is 5treder mieber beran un6 er5ablte
I'M yeu cine gan3e 2eber1sgei6idte Ser
Dame, nit ser lie ioeben geiproden.
2eutnont @orn fonnte nit beitem
@iuen nidt iebr al fmerfiam 5ub0ren.
Sein 8ltd %ltreifte INNER mie6er sic
sc ltalt uno 6as @e1i9t &enatenS.
9ieie idien Dos @eplau6er ibrer SUI
fine nit groBter Mufmerfiamfeit gu
berfolgen un6 beoba6tete 6en Sffi5ter
nidt meiter.
Ma9 GINGER 8eit unterbra9 Me9=
tiI6is lire @r5dblung un6 rief mum
ter: 81 propos, @err 2eutnant, baben
@ie ii9 6enn idon bel Bapa SIRE ST.
itruftion gebolt? sic follen sbm bel=
fen, sic Damen 51 empfangen un6 auf
ben Dumpfer gu geleiten. @ir bei6e
brau@en sic bier nidt, 6enn mir blei-
ben nit @ama glei@ auf Dem @4iff
un6 biI6en bier 6ie Seitiungfra,1er.
sd folge iofort Sbrer A1ffor.
6erung. - Meine 9amer, babe Die
@bre, mid gu empfeblen."
Sein reipeftbo4er Grub tp1r6e bon
@enate nit etnem it1,mmen aopfniden
it,r6 bon Medtil6is nit Dem luitigen
@1fe: ~&aba, pie geboriaml Aus
SSbnen fann nod etpas meroen," be.
antportet.
Ser @at bate idon 6orol!f getpar.
tet, Dem Offi5ier beri@ie6enes mit5r.-
teilen. Aub 6eiien @attin bradte
5ablrei@e 8iinide megen 6es beuti.
gen 6eltes an, 10 6aB Sorn Bis 5ur
Gnfunft in Starnberg feine @elegen-
belt mebr fon6, NIT Den Mab@en gu
fpre9en. Dort tpur6e er bon Ben
foeben etntreffen6en Mitglte6ern Der
u@uterpe" polltanoig in Mnipru9 ge-
1tornmen.
DQ er nod feine onsgeipro9ene
Meig1ng fir irgen6 cine ser iungen
9amen Ser @eienf@aft ge5eigt batte,
tpar er Der @egenltano peri6ieoeniter
2iebensmiroigtiten Der meiiten Mit-
ter, uno au9 mandas .Ma6den BE-
griiBte i'm nit aufri@tigiter Sreuoe
1tn6 bielperbeiBen6em 2d9eln. @r
ober tpar glei@ bofli@, gleib freuno-
Iid 11n6 gemiitlid, glet@ liebensmir-
big uno au9 gleid unparteiii@ nit
allen tpie i9on felt 5mei Sabren. 9aB
er in ser lebten 3eit anffallen6 piel
BEL 5treders berfebrt batte, m11Bte
man in ser .gltterpe" nod niht.
@ortfebung folgt.)
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-01-04
3eri6aft Cub Cure et9ene
6arm.

Sic Set, Ga4 ,tmamiebeu, II, bebsr
SIR fanft. &omu1t brett 81 NIT,
nnb i6 merbe Gu4 belfen, Gn4
gmer Seim frei non ieber 6orbe.
rung al beri4affeu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-01-04

6arparb. bas Glteite College Der
Der. Staten, tpur6e 1858 %9egrunbet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-01-04
Ha4fuht.

OQu1uWl. 2
8 yonfer Ctr, gonfers, q. g.. Qug. 1915.
@eit einigen Sabren lit i6, aber nur einige
Minuten lang, offers an S6tinoel. gor 6rei
Sabren muroe meine 5rou 6ur6 einen g@tet
bon mir I'M s9lafe eegnedt uno iab mid in
&rdmpfen. 9ls i6 bann on mir tam, ipuBte
i6 ni9ts bon benz NnfaQe, bate aber in meme
3unee %gebiffen. 9tadb einigen FOLDER Nnfdue
Dur6e ID bon benz Sabrltar3t bebanoeIt, aber
obne @rfolg. SD ntubte bann meine Steae in
ber Jabrif aufgeben, ebenfo cine arbere. ole
i6 in Z Monaten einige Anfdue tpieoer bate.
Gin Yfarrer beforgte mir cine Tlai6e bon
9aitor 86nig's yeerbine uno feitoem i6 6les
nabm, bate i6 in flint Wonaten teinen Mne
faa nebr. Sizes tpar i'm Sanuar u11o nun, i'm
9lueuit, bate i'd feitoem nur nod eintge leldte
Sd babe bag gferpine aud einer Srau 1bos.
N3caeon in 1udaboe, q. g.. eupfoblen, per
es aud gebolfen bat, tpas borber @er3ten nt1t
gelarg. 21os. Il. 8elleH.
~A~< Elm rpertbpoaes Bud fir Neroenleibenbe
9GTRI tpirb Sebeln Der es perlan9t, 3%ugelanbt.
wv @rr1e erbalte1: on9 bic Wteoi3ln umfontt.
9iefe Wtebi5in tpurbe telt benz Sabre 1876 bon benz
3p1m. Baftor &6nig. Sort @apne. .Snb, ~5ubereltet
unb jebt unter feiner Mntpeifung bon Der
KOEN1G MEDICINE CO., Chicago, III.
62 w. Lake ST., near Dearborn.
Set 4tpstbetern su baben fir
81 90 ote 6latde, 6 Glafdbeu tut $500:
Evening journal., 1917-12-03
v. 4. 5. MUSICIANS
Heard IN Concert
Opening Exercises at School
Today Featured by
Splendid FRI gram
GIRLS BASKETBALL
SCHEDULE OUT

a popular feature Of the Wilmington
High school Assembly this morning was
a concert by the newly-rcorganized
Wilmington High school Mandolin
Club. Frank c. A. Alilano an alumnus
Of the school. is giving his time as in
slructor Of the club, at his studio, No.
202 West Twenty-nlnth street, and Is
PLAYING as member. Avian Allen IS
club president, Leon Smith, pianist,
and the other members are Leon White,
/ Frank Bradaeld and Samuel Mulrooney
/ a large organization is expected as the
+ season goes on. The club gave two
mandolin numbers. ION the Old Do
minion Line" aud Joan Of Arc which
were heartily applauded. Mr.. Milano
gave a solo number on steel guitar
Kentucky Barbecue and In response
TO insstent demands for an encore.
F Hawaiian Fandango.' He played with
exquisite dclioacy and sweetness OF
tone.
The High school Orchestra was much
appreciated In its two excellent num-
bers. Last Call and "Corn-craoker
Dance
PRINCIPAL Berlin read a letter from
Henry NJ. Candy treasurer OF the Della
ware Red Cross Society, acknowledglng
with appreciation, the sum OF s2222
/ raised by the High school juniors Tor
f The Red Cross
Professor Berlin gave an account ot
the meetings OF the Association Of Col
+ legcs and Preparatory schools Of Vas
sar College. from which he has Just
returned. lie said the thought Of the
war was the ruling idea IN all tho
papers read. Mr. Berlin quoted as
particularly noteworthy, a paper on
"ldeals," which said, An Ideal must
contain the idea OF service or it is NOT
genuine. IN ideal is a clear vision Of
what is wanted. Professor Berlin
also referred TO papers on History
and on the study OF Modern Lam
guages." lie commended the gracious
hospitality Of the faculty and young
women students Of Nassar College, hop
ing the High school students would
treat their guests as graciousN
Tho following schedule has been an
nounced for the Wilmington High Schoo
Girls Basketball team:
Dec. Z, Media. at Media Dec. 70, Wood
bury. at Wilmington; Jan. b, salem at
Wilmington; sen. a., Temple, at Temple
Jan. 2i, Chester, at Wilmington; Feb. Q
Woodbury.. at Woodbury.; Feb. p, salem
at Salem: Mar. ., Temple, at Whining
ton: Mar. IS, Hadden Heights, at Haddei
Heights: Mar. p, Chester, at Chester
April 5, Haddon Heighth, at Wilmington
and a return game. Media at Whining
ton.
TWO visitorSGt the school this morn
ing were graduate students, HoltoI
z Vance and Joseph Barclay, now 10 th'
. uniform Of Uncle SANS navy.
{ Tho preparations for fno Christina
! program arc now under way, ID clars'
Z of the senior class.
Evening journal., 1917-12-03
THIS CAT WAS GREAT when
IT CAME TO CHASING MICE

Captain Clarence NJ Dillon, publicity
chief Of the Chamber Of Commerce, had
Two or three mice In his home that were
causing much annoyance. Harry n.
Partingion. a friend. confded that he had
the greatest mouse trailing cat alive
which ho would be glad 90 give to Cap
tain Dillon. He sent the cat out to the
Dillon residence @ few days ago, and
sure enough the mice either were caught
or took t0 the trenches elsewhere. This
morning when Captain Dillon went into
the cellar 10 look after his heater fire
ne was cOnTatulating himself on the
disappearance Of the mice. He heard "a
friendly meow and looking around he
confronted the mouse-sNatting cat-and
seven kittens. Hes now debating which
arc the worse-mico or kittens.
p. S.-Captain Dillon has "cai, guar
anleed good mouscr," that he'd be glad
10 give away.
Evening journal., 1917-12-03
ADVANCE FOR rail
WORKERS Doubtful

WASHINGTON, Dec. alt Is extremely
doubtful IL the railroad broiherhoods
will get the increased pay they have
decided 90 demand. That is the general
opinion among railroad aud government
officials here who are keeping I'm close
touch with the railroad situation.
The railroads arc awaiting the de-
cision OF the Interstate Commerce Com
mission as TO the increased freight rates
which have been asked. This decision
Is expected before the middle OF thC
month. The demands OF the brother
hoods are believed Go be founded on th'
theory That the railroads viii have con
.iderably more income II the rate 10
crease is granted, and they want 10 sc
part Of ii.
Evening journal., 1917-12-03
ORGANIZE HOOVER
CLUBS This week
Women TO Meet at High
School to Receive
Instructions
MANY INTERESTED
IN WAR SAVINGS

Hundreds Of patriotic women, from
two score churches Of New Castle
county and this city. who have been
named TO organize Hoover Clubs in their
respective denominations viii be invited
10 meet at the High school on Friday
afternoon for the purpose OF receiving
instruction in forming a Hoover Cluh
and how they can aid the food conser-
walton program
This was decided upon at meeting
OF the Church War Work COMMITTEES
az the Office of Josiah Marvel, acting
food director this morning. II Is plan
ned TO have one OF the best government
experts In cookery from the Depart
ment OF Agriculture. to come to this
city on Friday for the purpose OF adj
dressing and demonstrating for the wo-
men.
This expert will explain and in sight
Of the women cook a Hoover meal and
give advice concerning other articles
Of food that will be Of aid to the wo-
men in forming their clubs and the
work they are being asked TO do by
the government. From the information
obtained at this demonstration IL is
hoped that Hoover clubs that viii add
greatly TO food saving in this city aud
New Castle county Will be worked out.
In addition TO this, it Is proposed go
arrange for demonstrations In cooking
along the line OF food saving at various
places throughout the city. These
demonstrations Will likely be held at
The Peoples Settlement and at the por-
lsh house OF Old swedes Church. Tho
demonstrations will be at times that
Will suit the housewives OF Whining
ton. Through these practical demon
strations, u is expected that the work
Of food saving can be kept apace with
all new requests that may come from
/ the Food Administrator
Mr. Hoover has wired 10 Mr.. Marvel.
asking him to thank the citizens OF Del
aware for the patriotic manner with
which they have been cooperating In
the food conservation campaign. Mr.
Hoover has been in close touch with
what has been going on In Delaware
because OF the fact that there Is n,
director appointed for this state. III
, informed Mr.. Marvel that he wouh
likely name a director within a day o
, two. and asked him 10 continue his el
I forth 90 keep the movement going a
he had IN order that the director whe
n named might find an organization mo-
a ing smoothly and actively ION the lob
Evening journal., 1917-12-03
anniversary spread
TOR EDEN MEMBERS
Three Link Men Viii Enjoy
Big Spread in Hall To.
morrow Night
ONLY IS MEN SHY
OF 1000 MARK

Members OF Eden Lodge, /. o. o. F.,
have about completed their arrange
mcnis for the celebration Of the gold
en- anniversary OF the lodge tomorrow
evening, but 20 has been found neces-
sary TO change that part Of the pro-
gram which was TO include the enter
tainment Of "a Sc delegation OF visi-
tors from Baltimore on the evening OF
December G. This feature Of the cele-
bration has been postponed. Word
was received ON Saturday stating that
the visitors from that city had decided
tO postpone their proposed visit until
some future date. Hoover. the elect
i've grand officer OF Maryland will be
present at the banquet tomorrow
night
At a special session Of Eden Lodgc
held on last Friday evening, thirty-siN
candidates were initiated. making th'
membership 987. Thirteen more are
needed in order TO reach the one ihous
and agreed upon. a special meeting
will be held this evening for the pur
pose of conferring this initiatory de
gree on another class. There ere stu
/ twenty-eight candidates elected an,
outstanding. and it Is expected that a
least twenty will present thomselvei
I for initiation this evening, after whici
no more degree work VIII be done be
/ fore January. 1918.
Everything is in readiness for th'
I banquet, which will be served at Od'
/ Fellows Building. Tenth and KIM
streets. SIX hundred persons have beel
/ provided for, and admission Will be b.
/ ticket. without which nobody will b
admitted All persons attending th
dinner are urged 20 be at Odd Fellows
Building by 63O o'clock In order iha
I they be ready TO proceed 10 The banque
room on the minute Of o'clock. tn
nature Of the evenings entertainment
is such that no delay Ia starting can o
/ will be considered.
Evening journal., 1917-12-03
4 MONTHS Sentence
FOR PRIESTS ASSAILANT

onifry Zabinko, convicted Of assault
upon the Rev Daniel :. Ghaleyiich,
priest at the Russian orthodox Church,
in South Wilmington, was sentenced by
Judge Boyce in Court Of General Ses-
sions this morning 10 four months in
the workhouse, 90 pay a fine Of 500
and costs. In default Of the payment
30 nne and costs 20 serve two additional
months in the workhouse.
Harry p. Joslyn. counsel for Zabinko
-ked that the court show leniency in
IMPOSING sentence and urged that he be
rcobated. He attested to his previous
a0od reputation.
Judge Boyce said that he could not
within the law probate JabinEo, but
had made the sentence as light as pos
sible.
Clarence Blanchtleld pleaded guilty
10 a charge OF larceny, was paroled.
Blanchneld, a young white man, while
working about the home Of Mrs. Secrla
Liggett. stole 500 in money and som'
other articles from under a pillow ir
her bedroom. while making up the bed
He confessed the theft.
Evening journal., 1917-12-03
HARRY W. HILL DEAD.

Harry W. Hfl died on sunday at his
home. at 40. PHO jefferson street. he
was a. years old Tomorrow evening
at o'clock funeral services viii be held
at his late home and the members Of
the Jr. %. 4. A. NJ. and the employees
Of the Pennsylvania railroad shops as
we'll as relatives and other friends are
invited 90 attend. Further ser, ices Will
be held at Delmar on the arrival of the
train leaving This city Wednesday morn
ing at i0i2 o'clock. lntcrmcnt VIII be
made at nelmar
Evening journal., 1917-12-03

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Barker. Of No.
2s0S Washington street, have received
two interesting letters from their sons,
Harvey and Francis C. Barker, who are
al present serving under the Stars and
stripes. The last named young man Is
Somewhere IN France with Company
C.. First Regiment, L. $. Engineers.
Harvey is at Camp Meade.
The son who Is in France, in his let
ter. stated that his company had the
honor OF being represented In the first
dash Of the Americans across NO
Mans Land" lie also reported that he
had received a large box OF tobacco
1d candy. sent TO him by men from
Evening journal., 1917-12-03
GIVES DANCING lessons.

In these days when a knowledge Of
modern dancing Is very important
part Of the social equipment Of young
and old. the matter Of dancing lessons
becomes very interesting subject.
Professor Dawson, Of this city. whose
studio In the Queen Theatre, Is well
known as a teacher of long expert
cnce, and authoritative instruction In
an kinds of dancing. ballroom. fancy
stage and children's dancing. Private
lessons are given in the afternoon,
from 4 20 ; o'clock. and the evening
assemblies are provins very popular.
Evening journal., 1917-12-03
ACCUSED OF THEFT or
MAICH AFIER ATTACh.

I. Newton Lavan. in Municipal Court
today. charged George Dodd, a Negro.
with the larceny Of a gold watch. Lavan
testified that recently he was in "a
pool room a. Eighth and Church
streets and at that time there was sew
eral Negroes In the room. He said
that when he left the room two Of the
Negroes followed him and attacked him
and took his watch Dodd was one Of
them. he said. Dodd was held under
$1,000 bail FOR the Court Of General
Sessions.
Evening journal., 1917-12-03
nEcnNERs INsTRUMENTs.

When his horse stumbled over an OBJ
iect IN the streets carly this morning
Albert Walls, a driver OF a milk wagon,
investigated and found a large case iill-
ed with instruments such as are used
by veterinarians. The Instruments were
later claimed by Or. William IT. Dick
crs0n. veterinarian. who reported tC
the police that the case had been stoler
from his carriage last night
Evening journal., 1917-12-03
NO DECEMBER LUNCHEONs.

Unu further notice, the MONDAY
luncheons Of the Chamber Of Com
merce will be held subject 20 call In
stead Of 40 regular intervals as has
been the custom during the fall. Be
cause OF the rush Of business durins
the approaching Christmas season. it
has been concluded 20 hold no lunch
cons during this time unless there
should arise some special reason for
having one.
Evening journal., 1917-12-03

the shops where he had been employed
here. The candy. he said, was good,
but 10 didn't last long enough.
The letter was dated November 3.
Francis was detailed to tend the horses
that week, which made him feel like
he was on Aunt Mollie's farm He
also said he was.at the T. NJ C.. a. and
that they were going 10 have movies
that night
The other son, Harvey, who IS under
training al Camp Meade, in his letter
stated that he had some Thanksgiv-
ing dinner; an the turkey one wanted
with the usual trimmings he also re-
lated how the soldiers received their
first lesson in bareback riding.
Evening journal., 1917-12-03
LODGE Thinks AMERICA
SHOULD FIGHT AUSTRIA
By The United Press

By The United Press.
WASHINGTON. Dec. . - DECLARING
unquallledly for war on Austria, SEN
ator Lodge Massachusetts,. ranking Re-
publican member Of the senate foreign
relations committee. said today II is es-
sential 10 complete unity among the
Allies.
I'VE have sent Colonel House abroad
in the interest Of allied unity" said
Lodge. ITO obtain unity. 70 Is essential
that we an nght the same enemies.
Therefore we should Immediately line
up against Austria. which Is, 10 fact.
our enemy as much as Germany is
Evening journal., 1917-12-03
bad pAPER MILLs sold.

The New York Times Companylpur-
chased yesterday from tho North
American Pulp and Paper Company,
and J. L. 4. Dubuc the Tidewater Paper
Company Mills, located at the Bush
Terminal. Brooklyn, having an annual
output OF 10000 tons OF newsprlnt
paper. The delivery Of The property TO
is new owner will take place on jan
uary 4. Josef Hedin, Of Wilmington, is
president and general manager Of the
company that sold tho mills.
Evening journal., 1917-12-03
= JAcOBs DIES SUDDENLY.

Earl ]. Jacobs "a son OF Mr.. ano
Mrs. James p. Jacobs, Of No. 2i2 Rod
nov street. died suddenly yesterday. H'
was I'm his iweniy-ilrst year. Tho
funeral viii take place Wednesday az
iernoon at 2.30 o'clock from his par
onts home. and iutermcnt made in VIII
mlngton and Brandywine Cemetery.
Evening journal., 1917-12-03
venice IN NO DANCER
NOW OF HUN CAPTURE
Rv The rnlied Press

WASHINGTON. Dec. 3.-Venice is be-
lleved saved from the Auslro-German
advance. The Hun advance at the
Adrlatic end OF the Plavc river Lne
has been halted, according to Rome
cables today.
Marsh trenches" constructed by
snecially trained Italian troops through
the marshy terrain, have checked the
invaders. Batteries on monitors anu
other units Of the Italian navy sup
norled h. hydroplancs and motosboais
also figured in the rescue OF the 'lS
of ihn noges.
Evening journal., 1917-12-03
MOMAN ACCusED OF THEFT.

Lucille Wright a YOUNG woman,
charged with shoplifiing a lace curtain
from the smith Iolngcr store. on
saturday, was In Municipal Court to-
day. but her case was continued until
Friday at the request Of her attorney
J. Frank Ball
Martin Cottingham. charged with tho
larceny Of an overcoat from George f.
Watson, had his case continued until
Friday.
Evening journal., 1917-12-03
To I,I ron NON-sUPPORT.

Lorenzo u. lIineman, a Negro was
arraigned in Municipal Court today on
a charge Of non-support Of his three
minor children. 70 was hlneman's sec
ond appearance on tho same charge and
he was committed 90 the workhouse
for ono wear
Evening journal., 1917-12-03
1RucE on RussIAN FRoNf.

BY the United Press.
BERLIN. via London Dec. "a
truce on "many sectors from Pripet 10
south Of the Lipa,' on the Russian
front, and progress Of negotiations Tor
armlsticc with Russia were reported
i'm today's Official statement.
Evening journal., 1917-12-03
PETROGRAD ELECTION RETURNs,

BY The United Press.
PETROGRAD, Dec. 3.-Electiou re-
turns for the constituent assembly as
received from the Provinces today
showed the Maximalsts lBolsheviki,
in the minority. 1t was announced.
Evening journal., 1917-12-03
RETURNED TO DUTY TODAY.

Z. Ross Farra, probation officer at
the Juvenile Court. returned 10 duty
today after an illness lasting from
April 2i.
Evening journal., 1917-12-03
Ills SHOT WAS COSTLY

Walter Hopkins. a Negro. was tned 80
end costs. in Municipal Court today on
charge Of shooting crap.