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BEL ibrer @ohuuns ilmftslt.
Evening journal., 1917-03-27
MESSAGE ON MExICAN MENACE.

TT ERE in Delaware we'll as in all other sections
IA the United states. fear is expressed in many
quarters that in event OF between this country and
Germany we shall have much trouble with Mexico.
The way forsta that is for the United States TO
instruct its highest diplomatic representatives in Mex
serve notice upon President Carranza that IL
Mexico attempts to play the German game against this
country, this country will retaate only by over
whelming both the Federal and the Revolutionary
forces there but by adding Mexico the dominion OF
the United and subsequently pacifyng and edu
eating It.
message to that effect backed by a firm deter
mnation to carry the purpose so plainly stated,
should serve check any disposition the part of
Mexican gngohaters 10 act favorably upon any sug
gestion made by German potters TO Carranza and his
advisors which has for its purpose the embarrassing OF
the United States in its operations against Germany
The people OF this country have not wanted with
Germany. If It come it Will be a result OF out
rageous offenses against this country and they will
meet It they have met all such emergencies whole
heartedly and with a firm determination TO see it
through.
Nor do they want war with Mexico Notwithstanding
Mexican hands. like German hands, red with the
blood ofmen women and children of the United States
But they are well able to fight Germany the east
Mexico the south and to dispose, and for
ALL OF both rnenaces. 1t will take time; it will take
life and it will take money Both Germany and Mexico
should remember, however, that this country has
hestated to sacrifice any OF those things when
national honor and safety demanded it,
The message to Carranza should read: Keep out
or get out!" II it be sent, he will keep out!"
Evening journal., 1917-03-27
The Only American Sewing Circle
in England Does Moi Gossip

than that Of the American women
who come here to make things for the
wounded. Some have lived in England
for a number Of years and had be-
come accustomed to their afternoon
tea, but they work right on through
the tea hour here without a pause.
1--WE send a little surprise package
with every bale of supplies leaving
for the front. It contains hypodermic
syrlnges and hot water bottles with
flannel covers. / nursed in a hospital
in France so l know just how well
come these things are in any hospital
camp, no matter how well it may be
equipped.
"Will the American Women's Club
Workrooms send their output TO Amer
lean troops if we go TO war;" Mrs.
Waite was asked.
I'VE aren't at war yet" she replied,
smiling, but It is nice to have body
Of workers skilled and organized II
anything happens
Here are some Of the names from
the worlIroom roster on this typical
sewing day: Mrs. Alfred r. Bradley,
wife of the American Military Obser-
YER; Mrs Walter Blackman, Mrs,
George II. Shaw, Mrs Chester Pur'
ington. Mrs. +. w. Libby, Mrs. Rob
ert Mcclellan and Mrs. G. A. Mower
Evening journal., 1917-03-27
]. WILKINS COnCH.

I WILKINS cOoCH was one of Delawares best and
% most representative citizens.
Because the public had been informed OF the SER
ous nature OF his Illness his death occasions little sur
prise. 1t has aroused however. Statewide regret
Mr.. Cooch came Of one OF the oldest of Delaware's
old families He led life that commended him strong
ly to all who know him. Although Democrat and for
many years active in the political field he enioved the
warm personal regard Of host friends in the other
parties IN our State and found pleasure in the fact
As a State Senator, Register Of Wills member of the
State Constitutional Convention, New Castle County
Jury Commissioner. United States Jury Commissioner
member and foreman OF Grand Jurles president oe
the Farmers Trust Company Of Newark and director
of the Equitable Guarantee and Trust Company Of this
city he displayed marked ability.
Mr. Cooch will be missed not only in Newark but
in every place in which he known personally. and
connection it may be said that there perhaps
not village in State in which personal
friends and admirers do not deplore his death.
Evening journal., 1917-03-27
DELAWARE AND ENLIsTMENTs.

=, ERMANY must be dealt with by the United States
" prissian iunkerism has made unwarraned assaults
upon American honor; It has destroyed American Ire
and property; it has trodden American rights under
foot and It has become defiant under American pro-
test
Therefore, no course seemingly is left open to this
country but to fight and to force the Prussan mtar-
ists 10 do what they have refused to do voluntarily
To nut the United States upon proper footing to
fght thousands Of men are needed for the army and
the navy.
President Wilson has called for enlistments. The
men needed will be forthcoming
Every city every town and every village in the State
OF Delaware should contribute TO add to the armed
strength Of nation.
We feel confident they wlDdo
tt is noteworthy fact that in the War Of the Revo-
luton the War Of 1912. the Mexican War and the Span
ish-American War. Delaware troops played consplcu-
GUS parts. In fact. in of those our State
contributed more than her quota Of troops.
It's in the nature Of things that Delaware should
lag behind any other State in the present great ma
oual emergency do believe that she will do
The immediate and pressing need is enlistments for
the navy That fact has been emphasized by President
Wilson and Secretary of the Navy Daniels. Between
$4,000 and 10000 men required to bring that arm
OF the service up to the war standard
When the roll OF enlistments is finally made up we
feel it will reveal that Delaware, Of the hr
original States has contributed her fair share Of
men
Inherent patriotism and State pride will impel her
to do her full duty to the nation.
Evening journal., 1917-03-27
DOC HIS COMPANION
ON 10000 Mile TRIP

On the last lap of a 1SO,OO0-mile
journey, Henry /. Ferrier, accompa-
MED by a Great Dane dog, arrived in
Wilmington yesterday and visited
Mayor Price and other city officials.
Mr.. Ferrier started his world-wander-
ings in France. July 20, 1890. Since
that time he has visited practically
every country in the world and the
entire journey has been made on foot.
The traveller speaks ten languages.
The end Of his journey, Mr.. Ferrier
says, is to be in Washington, where
he will interview President Wilson.
After leaving Wilmington he will go
to Dover to see Governor John G.
Townsend, Jr.
Evening journal., 1917-03-27
Drink Hot Water
With Meals to Stop
Stomach Disorders

Thousands Of unfortunate people suffer
almost daily from dyspepsia, indigestion, fer
mentation, sour, acid stomach, hatulence,
gases or distress after eating due TO catarrh
Of the stomach II they would only form the
agreeable habit Of slowly drinking before
each meal q glass full OF hot water contain
ing a teaspoonful Of pure bisurated magnesia
many sufferers would soon find their stomach
so strengthened and improved that they
might eat satisfying meals without the least
symptoms of Indigestion.
In nearly all catarrhal conditions Of the
stomach there is apt 20 be an insufficient
blood supply allowing the food 90 ferment
and sour before digestion can take place
a glass Of hot water before meals viii draw
the blood 90 the stomach. thus promoting Sc
erection and hisurated magnesia further helps
hy its solvent action on the mucus, thus still
more furthering the natural secretion Of the
digestive juices. so that the food contents
win not ferment Easy, natural digestion
without distress Of any kind is the result
sought Bisurated Magnesia Is not laxa-
tive Is harmless. pleasant and easy TO take
and can be obtained from any local drug
gist Do not confuse Bisurated Magnesia
with other forms Of magnesia -miiks. citrates.
etc. but get it In the pure bisurated form
tpowder or tablets) especially prepared for
this purpose.
Evening journal., 1917-03-27
Editorial Opinion
GERMANY, OUTLAW.
(From The New York SUM

(From the New York SUM.
The Government of the United
States has withdrawn from Belgium
its agents engaged I'm relief work for
that stricken country. This action.
taken reluctantly, has been an
nounced in a statement that reveals
the depths of ignominy to which the
German Government has fallen. Three
sentences tell the story:
I'm the course of the last ten days
several of the commissions ships
have been attacked without warning
by German submarines in fragrant
violation Of the solemn engagements
of the German Government.
"The German Governments disre-
gard of its written undertakings
causes grave concern as to the future
Of the relief work.
Although a verbal promise has
been made that the members OF the
commission would be permitted to
leave if they desire, the German Gov
ernment's observance Of its other un-
dertakings has not been such that the
(State) Department would feel war
ranted in accepting responsibility for
leaving these American citizens in
German occupied territory"
Since the German army invaded
Belgium as the servant of n Govern
ment to which treaty of neutraliza
tion was only a scrap of paper, Ger
many has taught the world that her
word is worthless, her pledge without
meaning, her obligations binding only
when it suits her purposes to observe
them.
What will be Germany's place in the
world when peace is restored and the
! engagements of the nations are re
duced to treaties?
Evening journal., 1917-03-27
A NEW ALIGNMENT.
Milford Chronicle.

From the Milford Chronicle.
The enactment OF Workmens
Compensation Law will operate
new alignment in the system of en-
ploying labor, which has existed for
more than a hundred years in Della
ware Under the new law, which is
somewhat complicated as to its appli-
cation, employers OF labor assume re-
spOnsibilties for those which they
employ, which can be carried by but
a limited number of employers in Del
aware outside the City of Whining
ton. The only safeguard is through
insurance, and the small beginner in
the employment of labor must find
the means to pay the insurance ne
cessary on those whom he employs. or
risk wiping out the business should
an accident happen to make him liza
BILE under the law.
Evening journal., 1917-03-27
Greatest CATARRH
Doctor IN World
Here Today in Wilmington.

when a sufferer from Catarrh begins to
breathe the pure, wholesome, healing air Of
Hyomei into the sore, inhamed membranes
and tissues Of his nose and throat, he us
ually decides then and there that he and Ca
tarrh are going TO part company forever
It's surprising how quickly Hyomei does
work Blessed relief comes in less than Eve
minutes.
The clogged nostrils open, the nasty mucus
discharges, splitting, choking etc, all stop
and the head nose and throat clear out like
magic. HyOmei does more. II kills the
germs which breed catarrh and ends the
disease. Safe, clean pleasant and harmless
TO use and very Inexpensive. n. b. Dan
forth and other leading druggists say ''money
back II in any case it fails. Better than
stomach dosing, spraying gargling, etc, and
beats greasy ointments two 10 one. No
wonder happy users call It the greatest ca.
tarrh doctor in the world
Evening journal., 1917-03-27
With The ParagFapherS

A newly married woman is easily entertained All
one has is to let her talk Of her husbandPeora
Qll) Star.
It is reported that an Ohio temperance advocate
fused TO have his portrait painted unless 1t done
in water colors.-Chicago News.
We wish when we shake hands with a stranger, he
wouldn't tumble around with his middle finger trying
TO discover whether belong to his lodge.-Toledo
Blade.
II Britain keeps opening our mails and reading
our letters, suggest putting something in OF
Democrat.
Evening journal., 1917-03-27
CHURCH CONCERT.

The combined choirs OF Delaware
Avenue Baptist Church and OF the
Silverbrook NJ e. Church will give a
concert at Silverbrook NJ. r. Church
tomorrow night. Professor Charles T.
Edwards will direct the chorus and W.
NJ. S. Brown will be at the organ.
The program will include organ Sc
lections by Professor Brown. readings
by Miss Samworth, duets, solos and
anthems. The proceeds will go to the
Sunday school building fund of Sill
verbrook Church.
Evening journal., 1917-03-27
NO CAusus BELL

From the Salisbury Tribune.
The discontinuance of the weekly
visits OF one of our valued Eastern
Shore Exchanges to the editorial desk
OF the Tribune. suggests to us hat
diplomatic relations" have been sus-
pended. The Tribune reviewing the
events of the past few weeks, is con
strained to believe that It has (ac-
cording TO the viewpoint Of its con
temporary committed the covert
act" by placing an overdue account
against its neighbor in the hands Of
an attorney for collection.
The act may have been covert" 3"
but was not prompted by animus. only
necessity, and the Tribune shows its
continued good will by the weekly
visits of its accredited ambassador,
which have not been discontinued and
against which we hope no blockade"
will be declared.
Evening journal., 1917-03-27
EDWARD BFTTS.

VNTITH almost a century OF life behind him. Edward
W Belts, Of Wilmingtons best-known and most
representative citizens died suddenly last night from
heart trouble AS there had been in his physical
diton nothing which indicated that his death i'm
pending the announcement that he had succumbed
profound shock to the members OF his family and
10 his many friends
When Mr. Belts retired from active life he took
WIN MN into retirement the profound respect and the
pest wishes Of the people of this community He
mad played a large and beneficial mart in the enan
s inuasrlai' commercial, civic social and religious
'ls u wilmington and the fact was recognized by
he aed as he had lived in an atmosphere surcharged
with the friendly regard and high esteem Of his friends
ana neisnoors History will perpetuae his memory as
Of Wilmingon's best citizens
Evening journal., 1917-03-27
SPIRIT OF THE
DELMARVIA PRESS
COMMUNITY MEETINGS
AND RESULTS

NNfNN ~ y -A- ANNoo
AND RESULTS.
From the Newark Ledger.
Another community meeting was
held this week. The Hon. l.. Irving
Handy made an eloquent appeal to our
people to look after the best interest
OF our town.
We believe much good should come
from these community meetings. All
of our people should be interested in
these meetings. They are for the good
of all. Suggestions are made and ideas
set forth as to best to improve our
conditions. Suggestions as to how to
make home and surroundings and TO
make our people live better and hap
pier Ideas are given as to the best
things to be done, and the people
want to accept them and go accord
ingly.
The community committee is fur.
nlshing the Ideas to the people. Many
of these ideas can be accepted and if
carried out would improve many
homely places. If any good must come
from these meetings, the people must
act
Evening journal., 1917-03-27
Removing Ugly Hairs
Entirely New Method
lAcAnalIr, Rnr,,nunn Ahn RnnArA
(Actually Removes the Roots)

The question is often asked whether a
really permanently oficacious hair-remover
exists and the answer has heretofore been
very unsatisfactory. Fortunately there's a
new and remarkable process that really re-
moves every hair entire. root and ALL II is
different from and far better than electricity,
depilatories, the razor. or any other method
II you d like to try It. just get stick oi
phelactine from your druggist follow the
simple instructions-and with your own
ewes see the hair roots come outl Roots are
removed instantly, easily, leaving the Skin
perfectly smooth and hair-frce
pholactine is non-irritating, odorless anC
so harmless you could eat it, It is so re
liable that every stick is sold on a salts
faction or-money-back basis.
Evening journal., 1917-03-27
LECTURE ON SOCIAL HYGIENE.

The first Of the series OF three lee
lures on Social Hygiene to be given
under the direction of the social SER
vice committee of the Washington
Heights Century Club will be given
at $3.50 o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
in the rooms of the Delaware Society
for Social Hygiene in the public IL
brary building. The Rev. Mabel Irwin
will be the speaker.
Evening journal., 1917-03-27
PRIMERS no GIVE SMOKER,

Wilmington typographical Union.
No, 1913, will give a smoker in its
rooms, at No GOA Market street, on
Friday night. The chairman of the
committee, Oscar c. Davis, has been
working hard to make the affair a
success.
Evening journal., 1917-03-27
GEMS OF THOUGHT

lays.-Dante.
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He best keeps from anger who remembers that cod
is always looking az him.-Plato
The man of true quality is not he who labes hio1,
with genealogical tables.-Parker
Evening journal., 1917-03-27

Under the ownership and editorial direction =, 17s,
&c. Totten, the Delaware Leader, Of Laurel susse~
county, has resumed publication. That is the weel
paper that founded by Colonel sIrman D. Mar
vi and subsequently forced to suspend It is a pleas
ure for to find it exchange table once more
and know that it has been revived under such able
editorial auspices.
Evening journal., 1917-03-27

Cable messages inform us that France will protest
the neutral nations against the barbarism that
featured the present German retreat the western
warfront or what avail protests when they apply
10 nation which has demonstrated by its acts that It
looks upon barbarism a warlike necessity and
national virtue?
Evening journal., 1917-03-27

By calling million men Uncle sam may also call
slsE
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1917-06-29
BUSINESS NOTICES


ten cents line iirst insertion HVe CENTS " "n'
each succeeding time Count seven words 10
Incl
Watermclon's, Woods Market
ARgelua Flour, Woods Market
Jonlcc See sheldon window
Captoloupcs and peaches at Calyrs
eyift,s Oloop,,rgarino ot HnnGeds
poo,,, IN por, Ino,ire nj this Office. o9tf
I'm, r,'. ian ,a,,. ~, AZ, A,,iiso, House
~. ,,,.,,,, ,,,.niroorr n Alton l7tr
~ WV, ',.',,,',,..,l. NJ, ,,,, po,,is.
rUPr'''u VI P'"''' '"''''"
Ter ONCE
wanted al me NouiSoh iu"''' "'"', ''''
Rlris
Room TO rent over Evans store
zll Ml'. T. ", h''.'
Wanted Table boarders' u college, H. MIS-
Laura lowe' -'''P
For Sale Cheap pair Of light work horses me
Addison House.
Cottage to rent for July at Long Point Lake
Champain. c. j. SeeIey, 25l'p
All trimmed and untrimmod hats at greatly re-
duced prices. Gee Sisters. 2Jt2
For RENT Shoe repair shop on Main street
ENQUIRE of Mrs +. A. Bond, 90 Seminary st. Grf
Apollo Chocolates In fancy boxes. a5c to $l70
Also in bulk at soc pound, at Shcdons ReNall
Store q
Wanted SET second hand platform scales to
weigh 1900 or more. C. H. jackson. Nergennes,
Vermont 2jt3p
Wantod-Ho air furnace A. c. Dephia, Mid
dleburv 26t3
Eo,.por,-T,,o arto garoges NJ I McNauph.
ton coroor ! on Alton. 2Gt2
,,. ,,,,. o,l ann
Furniture. lrouiro nj 9 Franklin St. 26t2
60, .', I'll ,,o,,;,,,, ,,,,o,iros horso.
Jo,,I ,,aha. ,''a,,o,s ond rocls for
l pi. " ALL, 900
S"I' ~ 80 ~ ,,,r.,
Lost AutomoDlle curtains between Muuiepury
anu anu ,V'p'V" VI De,wee' oena ottf
Flhue' p,'"se '''''' " s'''N' 49,,
II you nave money 10 'oan eo'i'e anu .e. .S
about It, II you wish 10 Dorro" "'o"eS eo''iv anu
Tell me about IT, A. W. DICKENS N''i
For Sale-New and second hahd hahu maze
harness, also full line OF Blankets WHIPS Robes
and Horse Furnishings Z. A. Brush a'u
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1917-06-29

Ticonderoga has done herself proud
in two ways-she over subscribed her
quota by seven thousand dollars in the
Liberty Loan and she has nearly so of
her sons in the military or naval
branches Of the service.
Over in Essex County, New York
the Farm Bureau has rented a 1920
Titan tractor for the entire season, and
is using it in turn on farms where it is
wanted at charge of $l4 for a ten
hour day. The tractor can pillow from
four to six acres in ten hours.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1917-06-29
NOTICE

To whom this may concern
The Middebury Hyde and Tallow Co. have
moved to AZ Pleasant street.
D. Ryan, Manager.
Phone 23-6. !IE 26t2p.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1917-06-29

Any skin itching is temper tester,
The more you scratch the worse it iches,
Doan's Ointment is for piles, eczema
any skin itching, SOC at all drug stores,
adv.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1917-06-29

A. R. Slader Il Son, Rutland's OPP
omerist-Opticians. at The Sargent,
Court steet, Thursday, July II.
adv. 24tf