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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-26
8iuci6nnOcrt 3cnscn.


SSn Der &erbonolung ge9en SenrD s.
Sponea eingeIdmoren. SIT
Der @rmoroung oes 0foiors But
Ter bei6uloigt.
Coleman ScroS, %. Gpril.--
3mei9unoert 8cugen nuroen beutc
bereioet luo Der 9lngefIogtc, pelder
ii6 ni9t iduIoig befonnte, in Der
&erbon0liine geeen SenrD S. Spu-
nea, Der ongefloet 1T, 9berIt-2ieilte-
noit SO. 6. Butler BON Ger 9unoes-
glrntee in 9llpine, SeraS, I'M letten
Suli erldoiien 5u ba6en. Scr 9lr-
mee-Sffi3icr lno Die 6rou oeS 9ln-
gcfloeten muroen in Sponel'S glu.
tomobil cri6oiien. Cine SurD in
Gan g(ngcIo iprof SponeG bon oer
glnfla9c Der Grmoroung ieiner 6rou
frei.
See Soncod aus 9llpiue iogtc belte
fir oen Stoot aus, ooB CT in ieinen
9llttomobil loB, ais Elm onOereraroft-
magen in einen 8olh nabe ieinem
9Gutomo6il, lief. Spunen ltieg aus
unO fom olf i'm 5u. Soncod ioete,
OoB Oicier frogte: nSoben sic Sc
mono eetootet2 morouf SponeG ee-
untuortet boben ioa: ~GroitaG uuo
ser @'oior bo6eu mid oo5u getrie-
ben,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-26
g9crfbUolie 0radlt.

&eD Dorf, %. g(priI. Cine
Scnoung Qiamonten I'M @ertbe bon
$2,0O0,0O0 trof beute ouf cihem bol.
IdnOii@en Sdiff in einem omcrifo-
nii6en Sofen bon 9iotter6om Elm.
g|ob 9luSioge oerienieen in Oeren
Sb5ut oic Senoung it, iino ole
Steiue fir omeritauiide SdnoIcr be-
ltiunt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-26
1rana uon gIintcIm in gsclu.gurf.

g9uroe bon GngIono, mo- er iih ais
Sriegsgefongener befano, nad
BORT oebro6t. II @urOe I'M 9e-
5ember 1915 BON 0en gunoes-
@roBeeidWorenen in oen glnflo-
ge8uitouo beriett. IT SSiro ais
Staots5euge olftreten.
9lcm gort, Sron5 bon Ginte-
len, Gin aupitGn Der oellti6en 0}o-
rine, ser I'M Ocoember 1915 bon oen
glmoes @roBgei6worenen, 5uiom-
men nit 0aOio 2omor, Dem friibe-
rem glbgeoroneten $. &obert 6omIer
uno 9leoeren Der ongebIicben Ser
I6p0rilng, Strifcs in @3unitions.
6a6rifcn inter Ndtlpirfllng oes Slo.
tionoIen 9lrbeiter. 5rieoensrotb ber-
onloBt 81 boben, ongefIo9t murOe,
puroe beute BON @nglun0 bierber &C.
brabt, poielbit cr ii1 ais &riegs-
gefongener befono. @s miro onge-
nommen ooB gintclen ais 8euge I'M
@ro5eB nit ieinen 0litbel6uIOigten
nuftreten miro.
gflitleOge giitberforo, eegen Oen
Dor 9ur6em einc 9lnflo9e in 8erbin-
oung NIT einenr SpionensGomplot
inter 9lnfloge geiteat puroe, Die 9I-
bert ". Sounocrs unO Gorl rs.
@unncnbcrg, Die bcioe cine @efGng-
niBItrofe erbieltcn, ousgebedt gu bo.
ben, pur0e e6cnioIs beute, inO 6por
bon &ollono, bier9er gebrobt.
&intelcn fam gum erlten W}olc i'm
9lpril 1915 nod Oen Ser. Stnoten,
I'M ongeblid bebiilflib 5u -iein Die
6eritealng llno Oos @eri6iffen BON
&rie9snioteriul al oie gnteHte. gll.
liirtcn 5u berbiiten uno oen @eriu9
al maden cine omerifunii6e Synter-
pcntion in Mcrifo 81 beronloiien.
@r itebt I'M yiltf elm 5reino ocS
oeuti6cn &oiiers imo ASrin5 Sein.
ri6's 81 iein un0 in enger @erbin-
oung nit 9Irnirol bon Girpib ge-
Itdnocn 81 bobcn.
&ier Ntonate na6 ieiner 9(nfunft
in oieiem 2onOe iegeItc er no6 Gng.
lonO, poiclbit er pcrbuftet uno in
Elm @eion9enenloger 9ebrobt wuroe.
@dbreno ieincs bieiigen 9lufentboltS
ioa er nngeblid cine &iertelmilion
Dollars ousgeeeben boben Die fir
oen 3pef Der 0isorgoniiirllne ser
Qlrbciter in @funltionS.9l .9lnlogen Ser.
mcnoung flnOeu ioGten, nit 9lusnob-
me bon $4,000, bic in elmer Sriit.
@eieaibait ongelegt lino.
Ger @ro8eB seeen 9tintelen mo
feline @litongefIoeten beginnt 6rei-
tag. @r wuroe iofort nod ieiner
9(nfunft noh Dem 8linoasgebdu6e
geuonlmen rn6 bonn Sillfs.0iitrifts.
9lnwolt Gnor pernonnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-26
acin Gyencriucrfs-SSerfanf.

5euer.Gommiiior 9(oomlon min oic-
fen wdbreno oes arieges lnter-
iogt bobcn. ~ Yulper fir 0iuni-
ton eebroubt.
Seem Yorf, %. g(pril. II 0ie
Gin5icbung oIer Sicen8en gum Ser.
fouf bon 6euermerf fir Snnen- lnO
SluBen-@ebroud in Der StaOt, rnO
Elm Griu6en an oae 9iirgermeiiter
in 0en Ser. Staoten bon StGoten
iibcr 10000 @inpobner, Oofelbe SIT
tbun, murOe bcute bon 6eitcr.Gom-
nilidr gobert 9l0anion aigeitrebt.
Der 8pcd it, Oos N}ltnitions- -@&otc-
rial 81 lporen unO 81 berbiiten, 0oB
@rploiiDitoife in Sdnoe bon Yerionen
gelansen, bic oieien 2nnOe feinoIi6
gciinnt iino. Sn ieinem 9riefe be-
fiiriuortete Sr. gl0amiolt ooB oielc
Tori6rift pGbren0 0es Grieges in
aroft 6leiben ioae.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-26
Nlat6murO IN epntIl 8enb.

Sontb 9 en0, Sn0., 25. April.
6rou Sarob MeireI, 81 Sabre alt,
cine befonnte @inpobnerin bon
Soutb 9eno, muroe beute Wloreen
ernorOet, uno ibr @enobl George
Meirel, 10 idmer perIett, ooB on ici-
nem 9luffommen eedpeifeIt miro.
9lls @affe muroe elm 9cil benubt.
9ie 2ei9e Der Srou uno Ser S9ner-
perleBte Dur0en bon gfodbnrn in ei.
ner S6eune eefunOen. Qie BoIidei
1T Der 9lnnabme, boB ein Eoubnoro
Dorliegt uno iiber $4,000, peI6e iid
onaebIi6 i'm Souic bcfonocn acrou6t
pHroep,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-26

2onoon, %. gIpril. TT gtab ei-
ncr Cepeide Der, Central 0leiuS" ans
9lmIterOom bat lid ser Hei6stog &C.
ltcrn nad elmer fur5en Siburg ouf
oen 3. Nloi Dertoot. Ser io5ioliltiidc
sSii6rer &bilipp SbeiOemann Oriid!c
iein 9eOauern Oarii6er aus, OoB Ser
Gei6stog 5uiammenberlIfen uno 10.
fort pieOcr oertagt murOe.
@corQ 2eoe6our, ein 6ii6rer Der
So5iolilten erfl6rte, OoB Oas 9eoail.
ern nidt genug lei. @r DerIongte, OaB
DER @cidstog 5uiommenbIei6e, nm
Oie Observation-Disclosures 5u be-
iprehen.
yEaulenOe BON glrbeitern," fiibrtc
cr an" murOen aus gtobrlnesmittel-
Iorgcu geDplinget oie 9lr6eit nieoer.
5ulegen.
Sic @orte Ocs &errn 2eoebour rie-
fen cine itiirnliihe Scene berOor GS
murOe ibm Die @rlou6niB gum @ei-
terreoen perlueigert.
@ollen &on5ler Itiir5en.
&oprnboqen %. glpril, Did
2onoon. Gle 9epegung, Oen &cidS-
fon5ler bon 9etbmonn-Sollweg 81
Itiir5en, peIde ouf60rte, ais Der nm
6eIdr1nfte llnterieeboots&rieg einge-
fii6rt wlrOc, mo6t iid ieet wieOer
6emerf6or.
Sic 9lqitotion miro Our1 Oie In
3ufrie0enbeit innerer &eiormen, Der
mogliden 8rieoensousiidten uno Der
9}o6rungsniittel Situation ange.
iabt.
Gic 9nl-Geutiden GonicrSotipen
unO gtotionolIi6crolcn fiibren einc
IGorfe Gompognc gegcn Die Io5ialiIti-
Iden 6rieOeusprogranme uno 5ieben
ldNpcr iiber Oen &eiHsfon5ler unO
ieine &erluoltung Der, On er feline
@er6inoumg nit S6eiOemon un9
Ieiner &ropogonoo nidt oilfgie6t.
Sic conIerpotipe nGeutidbc Cages
5eitlng" berlongt cine itarfe SonO
am SiOer, peIde oIlein es moaliG
mo6t, Oos 9anO Oilrd ben Struoel
81 fiibren, meldem es our6 ben
S6eioemonn-&irs 5uIteucrt
0ie Iibcrolen Srgone ipreben bon
Sen Soffnlingen uno Der 6itrdt, net
de ser unbei1rdnfte llnteriee6oot-
arieg eingefiibrt bat, unO erflGren,
DAB cine poiitipe Yolitif Oobeim ipie
ouBerbal6 notbwenoie iei
Sic StGrfe oes &ei6 sian ;
Iers.
9lnOere 3eitungen greifen Ben
aon5ler an, uno nerfen ibn Oor,
oaB er Sen @inorud, melden sic
OIterbotIboit oes aaiiers berborgc.
riifcn bat, nod Ioderer madJt, Oie
feinc @ortci befrieoigt, Sic StGrfe
Oes &ei6sfan5lers liegt in Ser Sbat-
iade, Dob ieine 6einoe feinen genein-
iamcn @unft boben, nit ibm un5u-
frie0en 81 ieiit
9eriGtc bon ser 9erIiner So5iaIi.
iten-Gonieren5 meiien Oaraui bin,
OoB ouH in Oieien 9iei6en lln5uirie'
oenbeit porberrift uno Sdpierigfci-
ten eie6t, ioieienigen 5iiianmen5lt'
6olten, mel6e in @irflidfeit bic
Saupt-Gegiernngspnrtci bilOeten. @s
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-26
retatcnOum" i'm Sufem.
@uroe I'M @ldr5 bon 0cutiblanO ais
berienft gemcloct. - Eraf lmtcr
onoercm 9tomen in 9(merifa Gin.

on0erem gtomen IN 9lnerlta etn.
Sem gorf, %. 9(priI. - Ger
32,t20 9ounen gtoBe 9oIiagieron.
pier, peldcr fir ole uSoaauo-9(me-
rifo.2inic" inter Dem g}omen Sta.
ten6om" in england gebailt uno bon
DER britiiden &eeierlug iibernonmen
wurOe, pm fiir ariegs5wede perpanot
81 meroen, traf beute inlter einem
ylonen Der n@bite 'Stor,Sinie" IN
einem omerifaniiden Sofen ein.
Gie 9lnfilnft oieIeS S9iffes mioer-
leet aus Berlin eingctrofiene Be
ridte bonn @3Gr5, na6 pelden oas
Sdiff torpe0irt uno nerienft mur0e.
Scr oeiiti1e 9eridt meIoete oos an
geblide gerienfen eiteS 81 ,494 Son-
men groBen Sronsporti6iifes, imO
Wuroe in Morincfreiien oneenom-
men, ooB es Iih Inn Die oStotenoom"
bon0eltc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-26
Nentidle luuIlem ans@amSern.
Tiesbe5iielidc 9lntroes 6ormulare
an Deridieocne SunOert Ceuti6e
bertbeilt.


9IeW Yorf, 25. 9(pril. Die
9unoes-geborOcn bertbeilten beute
an Oeridieoene 9unoert Ecutife 9ln.
traes-6ornlIare 5mcrfs GerIoiienS
Der 8creinieten Stoaten, oa oieIelben
bicriIm eriildjt botten.
Gie Mebr5o6l oerieIbcn nil iid
nod SiiO-9lmerifa beecbct olS oltd
cine betrGHtlihe 3obl oen Bnnl9
duBerte, nod GeltibIono 5uriid5a.
febren.
Olodoem oie 9(ntrags.6ormulore
ausgeiteut Iino, merocn oieielben benz
Saiti5-Ccpartement in @ai6inston
nit orei Pbotoeropbie'n oeS9Intraes.
iteacrs iiberiouot GeseIeiden mill
fen oielclben Ole g3omen bon flint
amerifaniiden 8iiroern obecben, oie
ii6 fir Den glntrogIteGer berbiirgen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-26
iSrieOe in sidlt.

Der @intritt 9lmerifa's in Den arieg
beidlGunigt oieies. 60 diberte
iib Der bulgarii4e Sriegsmini-
tier. 9lmerifo fii6rte &riee ee-
gen Gentralntddte.
Gopen6ogen "a. 9lpril, iiber
SonOon, 20. glpril. ~ 00ieiner gln-
iiGt nad lit Der 6rieoen ms nGber,
ais piele 0enfen4 citirt Der Gorre-
Iponoent Der 9erliner .GofiIdben
3eitung" oen bllgoriiden &riegsmi-
niiter. nGie ruiiiibe 9ieOohltiou nno
oas Gingreiien glmerifa's in Den
arieg 6a6en oas @noe oeHel6en be-
i6lerniqt. 6rGlioent @ilion ioroeri
te our6 ieine ariegsertldrung Die
5o9e oes 6rieoens, oenn gImerifa
miro iest Ger W}unition ilnO Der gtab.
rungsnitteloorrGtbe 6eOiirien itno
oamt Oie Geriorging Der 9lliirten
oerriRgern. SSn g8irfli1feit ba6en
Die Ser. Stooteh i'm glueenblid ibrer
ariegserfldriing aufgebort, arieg ge-
gen ole @littelmd6te 6u fiibren."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-26
Sud Wlann aetSOtet, 0iele nerlett.

Seem gorf 25. 9lpril. ~ 0ie
@rploIion eines rieiigen 3onpfben-
tils in oem Seller Ocs 25 Stodwcrfc
boben r9lmericon @rprcB Gompog.
me- -@ebdlloes, int Ser6en oeS6inon0.
GiItrifts, t0otete bettc 8pei MGnner,
berlDunoete cine gln8abl uno rief cine
eroBe Sonic inter oen 5nblrei6en
@cwo6nern Oes g9olfenfrobers ber-
bor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-26
9ln0e8.lf .lfIlriftsanlpoIt GInl

bon Chicago miro eiHe llnteriu6ung
iiber Oeu @iermangel auiteaen @s
io1en iib 36,000,OOO @ier in Giien-
bn6n-@aegons aif oen @eleiieu ser
9obncn befin0en oie eiuem @eiter-
oeriauot ua@ Dem Often barren,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-26
StiBt8 9}ingen bel 9lrra8,
Ger 8aupf nm arm &rtt Orr WrtTdDnft
GaureIle Nnmrrt mmuermtmNert fort.

gid gusrc 6c DOudp guuOnrt ucreu @erlnfeu sm
ammeuse6rOden. n $50 grtcn gcfauaen ocuOmmcu nnO
ncridicSene uSanfsn perndtet
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-26
sdjnuci5 brundJt glaGrnnssmiticl.


Ser ibwci5eriide @eionote Or. g.
Sitter miro oen 9SrdiiOenten ari-
flden Gie gotb IN Scr
Sdwei5 groB.
ggai6ingto.n %. qlpril. II
0r. Eaul Sitter, Der ihwei5erii6c
@eIanote 81 oei @ereinigteu Staoten
wiro in Oen ndbiten Saeen nit Dem
@r6iiOeufen g9ilion iibcr bic 9iab.
rilnesmittel-g}ot6 in DER S9wei5
conieriren, weI6e ie5r erob iein loa.
Gie Sdpei3 befiirdtet, DAB ole
Geriorgune Ger 9laiirten oirG oia
Gereinigten 6taoten 6ierour9 ole
3ufubr nod oieiem Qouo unterbinoet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-26

@erlin %. 9(pril, bia 2onoon.
Ger 0elltide @enerolitab oer6ffent-
Iidte 6eite iolgeuoem geridt ii6er
Die 9orgdnge oui ben peridieoenen
8ronten:
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1917-04-04
State Board Offers
Prizes For Croos

The State Board Of Agriculture
has announced this week a con-
tinuance Of the prizes for corn and
potatoes this year. namely. $4,000
for the highest WELD on one acre
OF corn and three prizes Of $4,000.
$4,000 and $1,000. for the highest
yield in each Of the Counties and
five prizes for potatoes. ranging
from $1,000 70 $4,000.
Farmers who are interested
should write 10 the Sta.e Board Of
Agriculture for full particulars.
these prizes have stimulated many
farmers TO grow bigger and better
crops.
In addition 70 the cash prizes q
gold medal is given for the best
acre Of seed corn anc q silver
medal for the second best acre.
The State II Delaware should be
& great seed corn State and for
this reason the medals are given.
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1917-04-04
MASONIC LODGE
PLAYS HOST
Pleasant Social Evening AT
Clubhouse

The first ladies night" in the his
tory Of the local Masonic Lodge. was
hs,d in the New Century Club build
ing last Thursday evening. About
one hundred were present and the
occasion was made a delightful ore
oy the genuine sociaoiliry that pre-
vailed. Grand Master J. Stewart Horn.
Of Wilmington. was present, and made
an address. Mr.. Groves gave his fam
Gus rendition Of How Ruby Plays the
Piano; also the Tribute of Oliver
Wendall Holmes TO the boys Of his
class; Mr.. Ad Smith recited The Lazy
Family. and Artemus Wards speech
on Mormonism. The singing Of old
songs in which everyone Joined. was
an enjoyable feature OF the evening.
Refreshments were served by ". VI.
Coverdale.
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1917-04-04
COLLEGE PUBLICITY
IN THE STATE PAPERS
{. \. Nallendigham Makes
Suggestions
To the Editor Of The Post.


Sir: Let ME add the voice OF
1873" TO that Of 1915" in urging
proper publicity for Delaware
College. When I "professed" there
many things about which I knew
little. induced the Faculty to au-
thorize Tie 10 give out from time
10 time 10 all the newspapers OF
the State information that seemed
OF news value touching the Col
lege. | take il the practice con-
tinues. What should always be
considered in any such matter
sent out is timeliness. and the
crowded condition Of some news
papers. Ny notion is that no long
article should ever be sent 10 the
press generally without an accom-
panying clear and extremely brief
summary, and that those news
papers that could not afford space
for the full article should be urg-
ed TO use the summary. All such
articles should be done in good
newspaper style. without cheap
ness Of appeal. but with SIMPLE
ity. and when the subject justifes
il. liveliness or even humor. Above
all. such matter sent out officially
from the College should be free
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1917-04-04

from pTeteEce or b0aStfulneSs.
Growth should be noted from time
10 time. but without exaggera-ion.
Doctor Nitchelrs cheerful acknow-
Judgement that Delaware College
is one OF the country's smaller in
situations, and mis- modest I'M
mediate aim of providing for 500
Young men, l can not too much ap-
plaud. His wish that Delaware
College shall be in all respects the
educational equal Of other such
colleges. wherever situated. is q
proper and entirely realizable am
bition. | think the press OF the
State now might easily be persuad-
ed 10 publish in three or four in
stallments a clear and not too de
tailed history Of the College from
its founding 10 the present NOM
enr. and newspapers should nave
such articles in two forms. one al
length Of perhaps 1900 10 1000
words 70 each article, another a
summary OF each IN 800 70 500
words. There should Be a special
celebration in June 1920 Of the
5Qth anniversary Of the resuscita.
ton. and the plans for this should
De given 10 the press from time 70
tine as they mature. Much Of the
matter in the Alumni News"
should 20 70 the press in full or
summarized form. and in turn. the
person charged with the public
icy" Of the College. should see that
all the matter he sends out reaches
the Alumni News" as early a
possible. Good taste. sound judg-
men- and all the other virtues Of
styles should mark whatever goes
out officially from the College 10
the press. and vulgarly sensational
reports Of college doings by local
correspondents. whether students
or others should be discouraged by
an appeal 10 loyalty. and # need
BE- by other means.
E. y. Nallandigham.
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1917-04-04
County Constables Elected

The Levy Court has recently elect
sd az consrab.es for New Castle
county for one year the following: In
Wilmington Hundred. Lucius c. Jones,
Benjamin Fisher. Charles T. Bowers.
one more TO be selected; St. Georges
Hundred. John ". Dickerson; Odessa,
ELwood c. Dulin; Appoquinimink Hun
bred, Jacob Hill: BrandywineHundred,
Alfred Whortenby: rural policemen
for Christiana Hundred. George Whit
tington: end Of car line. William
Campbell: New Castle Hundred, Wei
din Nining: White Clay Greek Hun
bred, Delaware Lovett; Red Lion
Hundred. Warren Downs.
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1917-04-04
PUBLIC SALE

Public sale Of personal property
Tuesday. April 10th. one o'clock.
on road from Dayert's Mill to Col
umbia School. the following per-
sonal property: horses and colts,
3 good milk cows, 80 bushels po-a-
tees, 50 chickens. l sow and pigs.
A general line Of farming nipple
ments all in good order.
FRANK CIEZYNSKI.
". 5. Armstrong, Austioneer
Daniel Thompson. Clerk
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1917-04-04
Noted Temperance
Worker In Newark

Honorable Oliver Stewart, Of
Chicago, visited Newark on Mon
day and delivered q strong address
in the Newark Presbyterian
Church. Mr.. Stewart came a.
representative Of the Flying
Squadron Foundation. which sends
leaders. expert in the cause Of
temperance, into all states where
the dry forces are fighting for con-
troll. Mr.. Stewart on Monday IN
his talk explained the work Of the
squadron and reviewed the liquor
question from the economic stand
point.
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1917-04-04
BANK PASSES
RESOLUTIONS
Death Of J. Wilkins Cooch

Dedln vi J.. wilkins OoOCh
Whereas. Il mas pleased Al
mighty God. our Heavenly Father.
To call 10 his final reward Joseph
wilkins Cooch. the honored Pres
idenr OF the Farmers Trust Com
panv Of Newark. and
Whereas. We. the members Of
the Board Of Directors. have BY his
death sustained an irreparable
loss. not only in mis- leadership.
knowledge. and excellent judg-
ment in matters pertaining to the
policy Of our institution, but also
in his genial personality and his
sympathetic interest in those who
sat with MIN at the Directors
table. as we'll as in every customer
Of the bank, be il
Resolved. That the members of
the Board of Directors Of the
Farmers Trust Company OF New
ark acknowledge our dependence
upon the God Of our Fathers and
recognize, in the death of the one
whose memory we revere. the I'M
certainty OF our mortal life and
the frailty OF men: be il also
Resolved. That We express our
aOpreciatio nof the valuable ser
vice that Mr.. Cooch has rendered
during his long and active life 20
the financial and civic welfare If
the community in which ne lived
and our pride in having been CO.
workers with min in mis- efforts for
progress in the state, county and
town which were so dear 70 him.
and be il further
Resolved. That these resolutions
be spread upon our minutes and
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TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF
THE UNITED DISTRIBCT-
ING co. OF AMERICA:


Take notice that az a meeting Of
the Board Of Directors OF the
UNITED DISTRIBUTING COM
PANI OF AMERICA held on the
I7th day OF February. 1917, at 2
P. NJ, the following resolution was
adopted:
BE IT RESOLVED that i : ad-
visable that the Company be dis
solved. and that the Board Of d.
rectors do hereby call a meeting
OF the stockholders 20 be held al
the Company's office. 927 Market
St. Wilmington. Delaware. al II
4. NJ. 10 take action upon the
above resolution.
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Nj. T. CONFER
E\CE ANNOUNCES
APPOINTMENTS

Continued from Page i
Elkton-G. P. Jones.
Hockessin-D. T. McFaulI.
Hopewell-I. 5. Whitaker.
kirkwood-,Supplyl o. s. Walton.
MarshalIton and Cedars-J. P. Otis.
Mt. Lebanon-G. 2. Wood.
Mt. PIeaSanr-H. B. kelso.
Newark. P. Roberts.
New Castle. H. Bickford.
Newport-Asbury Burke.
North East. P. Neese.
@Perryville-L. l. McDougle.
Port Deposit-F. Y. Moore.
Port Penn-tSupplyD Henry Gray.
Red Lior-R. 7. Thawley.
Rising Sun-H. {. Reed.
Stanton-R. ". Cooke.
+Sr. Georges and Summit-Ivanhoe
Willis.
s.. John's-J. \. BEewington.
Tow Point. H. Thornton.
Zion-J. c Mccoy.
Wilmington.
Asbury-G. ". Dawson.
Brandywine and Edge Moor-V. P.
Northru2.
-Brack-Ex-,Supply, Joseph w,Chap-
pe..e.
"Cookman-W. 0. Bennett.
"EastIahe-E. H. Collins.
E.smer-'S supply B. :. Jester.
Epworth-J. Howard Gray.
Grace-H :. Randolph.
Harrison Street-G. 7. Anderson.
Hillc-est-'Supplyl Albert White.
Italian Mission. 4. Pigra-ice!o.
"kirgswood-To be named.
"Madeley-L. ". Broadway.
McCabe-J. ". Easley.
MT. Salem-W. Z. Habbart
Richardson Park-G. ". Bounds.
st. Paul's-A. H. Thompson.
Scott. l. johnson.
Silverbrook-E. ". Jones.
Trinity-CSupplyp r. H. Adams.
Union-W. F. CorEran.
Wesley-Z " Wells.
Superintendent Wilmington City
Missionary and Church Extension So
ciery. Robert Watt.
Assistant Superintendent Of Mary
land AnCi-Saloon Leagu-C. c. Pref.
lyman.
Corresponding Secretary Of the Con-
ference Claimants Endowment Fund
Commission-E. H. Dashiell.
President Of the National Society
for Broader Education George Z.
Reed.
signifies charges filed by new pas
tors.
During the year just ended the
church membership Of the Will
mington ". {. Conference increas-
ed 2.l0S. There was an increase
Of 553 in senior members Of the
Epworth League and an increase
OF 81 in Junior Epworth.ans. The
estimated value Of churches in
creased s137.9s3 and Of parson-
ages S20.270. On church and par
sonage Improvements 1851 more
was spent last year than in the
preceding year. and current ex-
penses were S13.4S9 more. The
Indebtedness on churches and par
sonages is s6,224 more now than
one year ago.
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that copies be sent 10 the members
Of the family and 10 the press.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
Farmers Trust Company,
Of Newark.
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COMING ATTRACTIONS: George NJ. Conan Broadway
Jones Thursday 18th Mary Pickford Madam Butterfly
Monday 18th; Fannie Ward The Cheat" Tuesday 18th;
Emmy Wheaen Vanity" Wednesday 18th; Marguerite
Fischer in Miss Jackie OF the Nay" Thursday 18th.
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Want Advertisement,
F~ Sac, F< Feat Ls~ .,4 G.ss.

FOR SALE-Frezh COW and AL,
ALBERT l. LEWIS,
Academ- S-res,
'. Newark, De-
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FOR SALE CHEAP-A ,!g,t w..
horse farm wagon and he,.
road cart. Both Sec0rG-ranIel
3-2o-2r. !. P. WILSON.
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CHARLES
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1917-03-22

TO my nearU through tne UenoweIeu
silk
Let me die in those trenches SO
that he will never know" 1 pleaded.
NO. sweetheart; that would be too
easy. You are going to stay right here
and face the old forty-two centimeter,"
he made a reply to my pleading re
quest rs be bent and laid his cheek
upon the lovelOck. THAT curl ought
to have opened my eyes when I sat
and watched you open yours day he
fore yesterday morning" was the re
mark he added to his cruel command
that I stay and face my very dreadful.
and 50 very much beloved uncle, the
General Robert.
Il am afraid" I answered as l chung
to him with a trembling.
Eyes: I know you are afraid Of him
or anything" laughed my beloved
Gouyerneur Faulkner, with a shake Of
my shoulders under his great strong
hands. But perhaps these papers
have in my pocket from Captain Las
selles. who is at the mansion getting
rid of dust will help YOU out after the
first explosion, which YOU will have to
stand in a very few minutes from now
if that hail clock is correct and l know
the generals habits as l think l do"
oh. let me ascend and get once
again into my trousers" l exclaimed
as l sought to leave the arms that
again held me close.
Never said my Gouverneur Faux
aer after another kiss upon the cheek
nearest to him. You'll just wear this
ball gown until you can get some
limity, madam, and don't you ever
even mention to ne