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The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-08-10

Jimmie AMI Harry Hgama have been
visiting lu Jackson
Capt Il +. barrow aud little son,
Floyd spent Sunday here
Miss Teresa Carney has ID friend.
Miss Harrison aa her guest
Miss lIasstn sehIrstrger is here from
Lecumptu ru ,Hlt relatives
Misses Lucille Norwood aud Belle
Harrow aorp rs toan TUESDAY
a. \ sptIlmaa sen, to Camp Beau
regard last week. 10 ,.ftt hts SONS
$. l. Butler came mp FROM Nra or
leans Tuesday night for a fov dlYa
Mr. Lo,tck Wurb. of ibo Gfrh ward
Is spending q While al Aahn,Utte n e.
Mrs F. u Williams AID Miss Ltntor
William spent Tb8r-day ta Baton
Rouge
Mrs Joe VIII waa attb her sis.
ter Mr. Gordon Harrow Tor day ar
twu.
Lee souIr has gone to New Orleans
To take q position IN soulo business
College
" s Maryman uas tn Nra Orleans.
Monday having Shipped q ear of cattle
to that market
Misses Edvtua Ragnham and Cleo
Vaughan have returned from L.. = e.
summer school
Miss bona Huud Inf0 Monday for
Rayouaood Ia to take q position as
book keeper
Lieut. EIwyn J Harrpa came over
from Camp BeluroEard aud spent sun
Ilay AT home
ar Lauren j bradley Joined Mrs |
bradley and their little daughters here
for the day. sunday
heb Daniel has been 49, this week
suffering trom a slight attack of pto-
maine poisoning
Mrs irwin :. Martin Of Nausura, /
has been a pleasant guest Of Mrs = /
J MayeuN for the past two weeks
Mrs Thibodaux. aho spent all last
week Ia st FfaueisylIIc on account Of
little Virginia RarfuW's illness eent
home, Monday
Mr and Mrs ". Il Daniel and Mr.
and Mrs " 4 Wood motorpd to Baton
Rouge Monday night to hear " j
Bryan speak
Mrs X u TomprI } Il Davidson
and little Elizabeth Davidson made
short trip to Baton Rouge. returning
Thursday night
VIII neGrummoud is spending a few
days NJ home Upon leaving here he
expects To go tn New Orleans To- rn-
list in the Marine Corps /
FeItus Leake came home Thursday |
from L. ) 4. summer school Ills
sitter. Miss Mel arrived from the State
Normal the day previous
+ /. Nanny spent from Monday To
ThnTsdas morning hpfe. aheu be- lsft
for Camp shelby. accompanied by |
Rghla Hamilton asa ToHy saHsouf !,
Nj aud Mr. e II TeupoI 81 Nor
weed and Nf aud Mrs NrkawaR
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-08-10

Mr. aud Mrs " J Fort entertain this
Friday evening at a small, informal
dance for their daughter. Miss Sadie
Those Invited are from the younger
aTs
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-08-10

f s Muse has bought the old armory
building from J \. AnRlin
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-08-10

F :. Percy has a new Ford Truck
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-08-10

ftey v + Tins. pastor Of the Jack
son Prrsterian church wll preach In
the Methodist church next Sunday al
II az Everybody H. invited.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-08-10
LITTLE ADS"
FoR SALE

One splcndfdly bred Young horse.
solid black. six years old His dam
waa Belle Hugo by Victor Iiu.
e" l2.2i, his sire Sir Blalse"
t2.t2 10 4 fine driver and would
saddle with a little handling WIN
sell ~ @ reasonable price Write az
telephone n +. sWIRE,
Baton Rouge, la
FOR SALE one Phil, Werlria Piano
ja gond condition, viii sell at sacri-
Zee pr,en. coed reason for wanting
to sstl Martin paul, Bayou Sara
WANTED \ few copies Of The
True Democrat ISSUE Of July ~
Please sond to this office.
ron SALE One studebackcf one
lon truck, 1916 model cheap Apply
to ! ". Petty. 81 Ffauctsgilo La.
FOR SALE Aged mare, sound ana
reliable ]. q. PERKINS, Star iIiil, la.
J. q. PERKINS
HtPNORILE AGENT
FOR SALE Red Rust. Proof Feed
and Seed Oats Jas =. Bowman
FOR SALE One to three cars bes,
quality Lesppdeza Hay. ga per ton
The Wilhelm Lander Co, wilhelm. la
NOTICE.
Automobiles will not be permitted
In the RoseaowR field.
JAS. p. BOWMAN.
The Hereford Cattle Co, offers 70.
sale grade Hereford Cattle, registered
Duroc Jes aey Hogs, and AnEora Goats
Prices reasonable Address st. Fran,
elsvIlle, La. t2i2.lstil
Newport daily independent., 1918-05-21
Red Cross Auction And
 Flag Raising Saturday

Newport will have another gala day Saturday when the Honor Flag" won by Jackson County In the third Liberty Loan Campaign" will be raised with appropriate ceremonies.
 Jackson county never does things by halves nor in a slack or hapnazard way. When Uncle Sam calls, we go lover the top" in record time. The program for Saturdays exercises will be announced later. One feature of the day will be the "Red Cross Auc- tion" at which several pigs, chickens, articles of fancy work, etc., will be sold at public auction to the highest bidder, proceeds to go to the Red Cross fund. All persons having arti- cles to contribute to be auctioned off should communicate with G. A. Hill house.
 The three teams for work in New port and one for the county outside of Newport went to work this morning full of enthusiasm and determination to put Newport and Jackson county lover the top" in the second Red Cross drive in time to celebrate this achievement on "Honor Flag Day"
 It is predicted by the captains in charge of the work that Newport's quota in this drive will be raised to- day and Richwoods township has al- ready reported lover the top."
 Despite the high waters and threat ened flood, all forces and all interests in the county should combine and pull together to make Saturday, May 25, 1918, one long to be remembered by the Jackson County boys going to Camp Pike, and by every one who at tends the exercises.
 "Over the top" with the "Third Liberty Loan," "Over the top" with the Second Red Cross War Fund.-"
Newport daily independent., 1918-05-21
SAYS FAMINE TO
 BECOME AN ALLY.
Correspondent Says Peoples of Aus tria and Germany Are Tired of
 War and Want Bread.

London, May 21.-The Daily MaH correspondent telegraphing from An nemasse, France, near the Swiss bor- der. says, q am confident the time is at hand when famine will join the en- tente as a political and military ally against Germany and Austria" He declares his conclusion is reached from the statement of authentic wit nesses, who assert the great masses of Austria and Germany are sick of war and talk of nothing but bread, and that the morale is so low the gov ernment is fearful of Bolsheviki movements.
Newport daily independent., 1918-05-21
SIX COUNTIES IN
 STATE HAVE ALREADY
 GONE OVER THE TOP"

Special to Independent.
 Little Rock, May 21.-Arkansas is entering upon Red Cross campaign enthusiastically
 Six counties have already "gone over the top" W. c. Ribenack, field director for Dia~s'zct No. II, reports that four of his seven counties have already exceeded their quotas. They are Union, Calhoun, Ouachita and Ne vada. And they are continuing the work.
 w J. Echols, director for District No. 6. reports Yell and Scott coun- ties as having reached their quotas.
 The state is divided into thirteen districts, each with field director in charge, J. R. Vinson being the state campaign. !,
 John F. Boyle, of Little Rock, wired from New York that he had witnessed the great demonstration there, led by President Wilson. While he cannot be present for the campaign, he au-
 thorized a subscription of $5,OOo, the
 quota for the county being only S7o'- 900.
 The Town of EnglandSe dSexceeded It's ! quota by S2,500 at a eting neia
 Saturday night, and the or -Mui- koerry raised it's quota iS pour.
Newport daily independent., 1918-05-21
NEARLY MILLION
 MEN FUR SERVICE 
Provost Marshal Believes Million Youths Will Register Under New
 ly Enacted Law.
Associated Press Dispatch.

Associated Press Dispatch.
 Washington, May 21.- Provost Marshall General Crowder estimates probably three quarter million will be obtained for the army by registration of men becoming twenty-one June 9th. Fully a million are expected to reg ister but thinks at least one-fourth will be exempted.
Newport daily independent., 1918-05-21

and an appropriate "send off" for fifty of our noble young men who may soon be going lover the top" on the battlefields of the western front" is something to be proud of and worth celebrating in an appro- priate manner.
 Everybody pull together and help make this the biggest day" in the history of Newport.
Newport daily independent., 1918-05-21
GERMAN
 PL0T |S FOUND
United States Government Agents Led to Arrests of Irish Leaders
 By British Government.
Associated Press Dispatch.

ASSOclaCeQ fIeSS DlSpdICH.
 Washington, May 21.-Evidence of plotting between German and Irish agents in this country for the upris- ing in Ireland was uncovered to- today by government agents. This is partly responsible for recent ar rests of Irish leaders by the British government It is understood the ev- idence shows German representatives agreed to furnish money to finance the rebellion in Ireland and possibly to send arms and ammunition to German soldiers from Ireland. The uprising was set for about this time, when the Germans planned to reach the channel ports through France.
Newport daily independent., 1918-05-21

MT. and Mrs. Charles E. Hipolite have recently closed a deal through the Wallace Real Estate Company, for the purchase of their present home place from w. H. Snetser, the price paid being $2,5OO. MT. and Mrs. Hipolite have lived there for three years and decided to buy it for their own.
Newport daily independent., 1918-05-21
COUNTY DEMOCRATIC CENTRAL COMMITTEE
 WILL MEET SATURDl

Notice is hereby given that tn will be a meeting of the county de1 cratic central committed kt the cY ty court house in Newp& Satul afternoon, May 25, 1918. All Qn teemen are urged to attend.
 c. A. Hillhouse, Cha
 John E. Williams, See dit wit.
Newport daily independent., 1918-05-21

I have 1000 bushels of Hammond seed corn in the ear which 1 will sell for $500 per bushel to persons in the overflow district. This corn former ly sold for $500 per bushel.-Jno. H. Keel. 24d3t. wit.
Newport daily independent., 1918-05-21

MT. and Mrs. James P. Thomson, who have been residing on Hazel street for several months, have pack ed their household goods and shipped them to Stuttgart, where they will reside, going down this evening.
Newport daily independent., 1918-05-21

Kell Ingleside, Ark. 24h3t wit
 Don't fail to see the "Pathe Week ly" at the Madeline theatre tonight, showing the news of the world in moving pictures dit.
Newport daily independent., 1918-05-21
RIVER T0 ATTA|l 31 FEET THURs| According to a Telegram Fron ther Director Cole Recai1U
 This Afternoon

White River will Newport Thursda. telegram received from Weather Dired Rock. Rainfall at \ day was two inches, two inches and at ca inches. Black river at and Corning is falling tod
 The river here this afteril 27.1 and rose one-tenth of a fC three o'clock yesterday aftern1
 The highest stage reaS White river last week was 32.3y It is not believed that 31 feet Thursday will present danger fro flood.
Newport daily independent., 1918-05-21
NO EXCITE MENT
 IN IRELAND NOW
No Arrests Have Been Made In Con- nection With Sim Fein Affair,
 Dispatches Say.
ssociated Press Dispatch.

Associated Press Dispatch.
 London, May 21.-A total absence Of excitement in Dublin is reported in dispatches this morning. So far as known there have been no untow- Ard incidents in connection with the
Newport daily independent., 1918-05-21
STORM KILLS FIVE AND DESTROYS PROP
 ERTY IN KANSAS
4 ssociated Press Dispatch.

Associated Press Dispatch.
 Hays, Kansas, May 21.-Five are reported killed and considerable prop erty damaged by a tornado, which struck the northern part of Ellis county this morning.
Newport daily independent., 1918-05-21
TRAIN WRECkS;
 SOLDIERS HURT Engineer Is ANd. When Troop Train At Garla EV Is Wrecked
 ~ afternoon.
Associated Press Dispatch.

Associated Press Dispatch.
 Texarkana, May 21.-Sixteen sol diers are reported injured in the de- railment of northbound troop train near Garland City, Ark, today. The engineer is reported killed and the fireman injured The wreck is said to hve been due to a broken angle bar.
Newport daily independent., 1918-05-21
Sim Fein nor any arrests anywhere in the country

Ireland emitted resistance of con- scription and prejudice Ireland's cause of the Irish in friendly coun- tries, was passed by the anti-con- scription conference at the mansion house Monday.
Newport daily independent., 1918-05-21
. . . . 9 . Q 9 Q 9 RED CROSS HONOR ROLL. .
 D . . . c o . . . . .

The First Out of the Trenches.
 RichwoOds Township, w. D. Over street Manager. reports cash cOllec- tions of S245, of $35 over her mini- mum.
 They are going over the top right. Who is next?
Newport daily independent., 1918-05-21
DUTCH SAILINGS
 ARE PROHIBIT !

Ships Will Not Be Allowed too Holland, According to Dis
 From The Hague. Associated Press Dispatch. The Hague, May 21.-T Dutch government today I sailings of all Dutch steamsh Dutch ports.
Newport daily independent., 1918-05-21
LIES IMPROVE THEIR POSITIONS.
  hch Tn ward Movement Take ,flsOhers, and the British Harrass the Enemy.
|ociated Press Dispatch.

,ociated Press Dispatch.
 lew York, May 21.--The delay in 9nhing the expected German of- apparently is giving the al- le concern as they are inn their positions by strong To- cks. On the Lys front be- font Kemmel and Scherpen- French have made forward on two-mile front and 400 prisoners. Between the nd Arras, the British are the Germans by rushing The FrenchAwere successful operations in the region of artillery Is especially ac- sector south of the Somme of Bethune. Bethune is of ruins.
 10 let up in aerial activity. tors destroyed twenty An airplanes, three were control and three bal rned
 luadrons are busy be- an lines. Landau has Id several fires ware
 pug patrcl actions on
 nducedonian fronts.
 ost five airplanes in
 id on London. Two
 Id brought down at
 ispatch.
 The war office
 ish improved their cs1 l6ns n6rtNNesa of Merville in the lTlanN ers salient last night and thirty risof| ers and six machine guns were Aken German counter attacks this ! \Ornins wsNassrushed.  Askociated Press Diseatch.
 Washington, May 21.-The casual " list today shows three killed in ac- tion,S one died of wounds, seven from accident and two from disease; Wnnnded severely. eighteen: slight
Newport daily independent., 1918-05-21

Mrs. o. ". Scarborough 1 that one hundred pounds of knitting sweaters has just ceived, and she is anxio1 knitter to get busy on knitters over the c4 urged to. notify M how much yarn Sthe will send or mail it
Newport daily independent., 1918-05-21
Askociated Press DisYatch..

Asfociated Press DisYatch.-
 Washington, May 21.-The casual " list today shows three killed in ac- tion, one died of wounds, seven from accident and two from disease; wounded severely, eighteen; slight N, eight; missing in action, two. Samuel T. Smith of Barton, Ark, was severely wounded.
Newport daily independent., 1918-05-21
NOTICE.

To All Conceraed:
 This is to certify that l ! continued doing business in Ark, under style of Standsl Company, and my address al 21, 1918, will be Forrest Citl Thanking the public fl twelve years of patronage,
 Respectfully :,
 w. R. CHRIST 24d5t 6w1t.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-21
NEW YORK STOCK QUOTATIONS.
!, yesterday 'sNoon
Closing Quots

Reports Daily by Jas. F. Nields, Bonds
and stocks, du Pont Building.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-21
JURY REGULARS.

At the seven inquestS held by Coroner
Spring in July. 4 b Taggart served on
seven jurles. Thomas Palmer on hve,
Harry Weeks, Joseph l. Taylor and
Charles q. Guycr on four. Harry z Bower
Ambrose Wilson I. NJ. Le Fevre and
Samuel + Henry on three Edward Vii
son, Charles IL Colbourn. Samuel NJ
Ford and Lawrence H. Feeney on two and
William + Murphy John O'Neil. Pau
Adams. G.. ". Wood and Charles + Stat
terv on one Charles q. Guyer. a stem
ographer was secretary Of the luries on
which he served Each inquest cost New
Castle county s. for jurors fees The
Levy Cour, today allowed for the seven
inquests. jurors fees amounting to $40.
\ Juror received 81 every time he served.
In the last nine months, a. b. Tag
CART, ''Nestor Of perpetual jurors. served
on 81 juries and received S67. and Harry
T. Bowers served on 81 luries and re-
ceived Sol
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-21
DEATHS.

CHANDLER Claymont. Del. on Au-
gust Is. 1918 Phiemma Chandler. 10 his
4lst wear
Re.atives friends and members OF Fair
Tax odge Nc ;. / o . F.. Washington
Lodge. Nc !. A r 4 M are invited
70 attend he funeral al his late residence
Claymont Del. on Thursday morning
August y 1918. at IL O'Clock Intermeni
Al RivervieW cemetery
GASSER = In this city on August 20 1918
John Gasser aged 50 years
Relatives friends and Lenape Tribe No Is
]. Q. X. Nj. are invited 10 attend tn,
funeral services al his late residence so
East Seventh street. on Thursday after
noon. August p. at 3 O'Clock. Intermenr
private
SAxTON-ln this city, on August 20. 1918
NJ Myrtle Madaline, daughter of George NJ
and Mamie SaXton. in her 18th year
Relatives and friends are invited 10 attenc
the funeral services at her parents resi-
dence, I07 East Twcnt y-fOurth street on
Friday afternoon. August % at 2 O'Clock
lnterment at Siiyerbrook cemetery.
SILLlVAN--On August 10. 1918 neat
Milford Cross Roads Angelina William
sullivan. aged 20 years.
Relatives and friends are invited TO attenc
the funeral services at the residence Of he,
sOn-in-iaw A G. Howell. near Milford
Cross Roads. on Thursday August 22 al
] o clock Interment at Newark cemetery
Automobile funeral.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-21
Order Every Evening Regularly.

Don't take cnauces OF having your dealer
tell you hs has sold out, Dgt order nifn
70 ga tt you q copy. Or have him dell gfr ~
your home ne Neek.~-hdv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-21
TRAVELLING IN BRITAIN JOYLESS
Passengers Often Wait For Hours at
Railway Stations

London, Aug. l5.---'The recent curtail-
ment Of railway travelling facilities is
making itself Increasingly felt at the big
London stations where during the weekend
long lines of travellers form ~ the book
ing offices hours before trains are scheduled
10 start
No extra trains are being put on for
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-21
DISORDER COSTS HIM SO.
Prisoner Thinks 9O-Hour Work Week
Entities Him 10 One Nights JoIIihcation.

When James CopIcy was stood up" in
City Court this morning and charged with
disorderIy conduct by Policeman a. De
venney he made somewhat unusual de
fence. He had worked 90 hours in one
week. Copley said, and took one night off
in which to get drunk
"But, Judge Churchman informed
Cop.ey, "you were here on July on the
same charge. You cant do this sort of
thing. Ten dollars and costs
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-21
Moose Lodge 1900 Strong.

Wilmington Lodge. No. lS4, Loyal
Order Of Moose, having closed AN open
charter for new members, The following
prizes were given TO the winners, who
introduced the highest number: Gold
watch TO f. A. Higgins; gold ring 10
L. G Coyle; gold stickpin,to I. +. Fin
nerty and q special prize 10 f. C. Hicks
Of Memphis, Tenn, lodge for his fine
work in getting new members. A total
of about 80 members were received
The lodge now has a membership Of
800, the largest organization IN the
State
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-21
NEW CHARTERS.

Special Correspondence OF Every Evening
Dover, Aug. 2l.-Charters were filed
here, yesterday, rs follows
Emelyn-Keith Oil Corporation, Will
mington, Del; capital, 81 100000.
Como Oil Corporation, Wilmington,
Del; 81 100000.
Tsin Yuen Flour Milling Co, Tcnsin,
China; 100000.
Anthracite Development Corporation,
New York City, to mine for coal and other
minerals 100000
Washington Gas Co, Wilmington, Del. ;
$4,000
Increase in capital of Great American
Petroleum Co, Wilmington, Del, from
100000 TO 81, 100000.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-21
MARKET OPENS STRONG
SHIPPING SHARES LEAD
Individuals and Rails Also Show
Gain; Liberty 3 1-2 Hit New
High Mark.

New York, Wall street, Aug 81
Shippines again were to the fore at the
opening of today's stock market, ginning
| to 212 points in connection with reports
of consolidation Of American marine
interests.
Industrials also improved from fractions
to point, United States Steel, Cruciable
Steel and Equipments making most
substantial headway Rails held their
advances of the preceding session and
tobaccos led the specialties, averaging
one point gains. Liberty 3l2's broke
into new high ground at l0l .26.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-21
STEAMBOAT LINES,
10 Philadelphia
and Chester
From Fourth street Wharf

From Fourth Street Wharf
Schedule subject TO change without notlc.
Daily except Saturdays. sundays and noli-
days leave Wilmington tor PHILADELPHIA ;
and Philadelphia for Wilmington at 7.3O.
900. lI.0O a. m. l.3O. 800. 4.l5. 900. 7.OJ
and $50 D.
On Saturdays. Sundays ana holidays
leave both Philadelphia and Wilmington
at $50, 900. 1880 a. M. II O'Clock noon
l.30. 800. AIS. 600. 700 $50 and y.3J
WILMINGTON PENN GROVE ROUTE
L5aye Wilmington. $50. ID 800 300
1000. HOO a m. II O'Clock noon. 100
200. 300. 400. 500. 600 100 500. 9.0J
1000. II.00 and 1900 D. IN.
Leave Penns Grove at 6.0J. 1.i5. SOD
300. 1000. HOO a. M. II o ;iock noon
100. 2.l5. 800. 400 500 500. 700. SD
800. IO.I5. HOO and 1900 o. m
FRENCH'S GROVE-PENN'S GROVE.
Open dat - for sunday chooi excursions.
Apply rourth y tree W harI-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-21
WEDDINGS.
GIBBONS-s -sNAVELY.

William j. Gibbons Of 9lI West Fourth
street, Il musician IN the j9th Pioneer
regiment. and Pearl A. Snavely, Of this
city were married by Mayor Lawson
last evening. The bridegroom came from
Camp Dix on short leave and will
return this evening.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-21

the holidays and as ticket offices are
closed ~ soon a. the seating capacity
" the train IL full, hundreds are left Y1sit-
ing
On one Lancashire railway ticketf
for popular seaside resorts have 10 b.
purchased two weeks in advance
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-21
On Two Weeks Vacation.

Miss Ruth McComb, industrial see
retarv Of the Wilmington Y " G. A,
Is taking a two weeks vacation She left
Wilmington on Saturday 10 go to her
home in Philadelphia and expects to 90
from there with her family to the sea
shore
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-21
Arrives Safely in France.

Mrs J. G. Cannon. of 2G02 Wash
ington street, has received card an
nouncing the safe arrival overseas of
Arthur Kitchens, 304th Signal Corps.
Mr. Kitchens has been a member of
Mr. Cannon's family since the death of
his parents nine years ago.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-21
PASTOR TAKES BRIDE.
Rev. G. A. Goranson to Wed Malin
Franson of Chicago at Swedish
Baptist Church.

Rev. G. A. Goranson of this city and
Miss Malin Franson of Chicago will be
married this evening at s O'Clock, at the
First Swedish Baptist Church, of which
MIR. Goranson has been the pastor for the
past year.
Miss Franson is well-known soprano
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-21

and Ivor Ericsson and David Nordquist
will act as ushers at the ceremony.
The bride and bridegroom will leave to-
morrow for jamestown, New York, where
they Will remain for about . month. later
returning 70 take up their residence IN tins
CITY, where they have taken an apartment.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-21

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