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The Meeker herald., 1918-11-02
coNsrIrUrIoNAL AMENDMENT.

CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT.
Notice 10 hereby given. that At the
General Election to BE- held on the
fifth day of November, A. D. 1918. there
w BE- e 4: r.. s,:s
said State.
The authority for submitting sush
question is found in Section Two %.
State of Colorado. and in Senate Bill
Assembly. which L. in words and iis.
72 ESsSEs e 3sH
sTaTE e 81 81 9E ApD aNo
ADvERrrsINa."
Ne IL Enacted ~ tie osnerel Asss.-l
bly, Of the State Of Colorado,
to Ss e. au.f.a .s. sa 81 .; the
ton for memS.rs Of II. Gsnersl A..
Il. e'r ss &.
adding to the said Constitution . new
s.s!ess , ie . 9 aa ss
Advertising. which. whom ratified BY 2
majority of those voting thereon. shall
be valid A. . part Of the Constitution.
to-wit:
ARTICLE XIII.
Section !. "P.sposed eonstitutions!I
and referred bills shall be published In
two Issues Of two newspapers Of oppo-
site political faith in each county IN
the state. This publication shall be-
made at least one week apart and not
less than three nor more than five
weeks before the election at which thsl
said amendments or Initiated or re-
ferred bills are to BE- voted upon"
Section :. Each slsctor voting at.
said election and dssirous. of voting
for or against said amendment, shall
place In the ballot box his or her ticket
"For Reducing Cost Of Legal Pubiica.
tion" and Against Reducing Cost Of
Legal Publication, and shall indicatsl
his or her choice BY placing . erose
opposite one or the other OF SAID
groups of words.
Section :. The votes. cast for the
ment shall be canvaseed and the re-
suit determined BY the laws Of the
Representatives in Congress.
In testimony whereof. have here.
unto set my hand and affixed the Srssti
seal of the state Of Colorado. at thSl
City Of Denver. this Twsnty-sseoad
day Of August. A. D. 1913.
JAMES r. holland.
tSeaD Secretary Of State.
The Meeker herald., 1918-11-02
coNsrrrUrIoNAL AMENDMENT.

CONsTrTUT10NAL AMENDMENT.
Notice 10 hereby given. that at the
General Election q. % held on the fiftk
day Of N ever 4 D; i;is, there wiii
Of tho state Of Colorado the question
state. Wv "'" '' 's's
sss = sasyss fer X 'ss
Article XIX Of the Constitution Of the
state Of Colorado. snd in Senate Com
surssn, R:so,.iien No Of ,hs rEsn
words and figures. following. via:
SENATE coSc TIeR REsoLu-
sT HnEa7JSs 81 The THE 9gg.A4InErI5 ap
AMEND AZ M SECTION y OF ARTICLE s
s fEATh ri vf0t bHfARpIHHSN1r!r InD
BE IT REsoLvED By THE SENATE
ASSEMBLY. the houss Of Rsprsssn.
Ts.t sn :G.e ss.Ii s. submitted to til.
qualified electors Of the State Of Colo.
r r,sn At t hs n, ns.f general slsetien for
q Article Y Of the oenssitSti sSst u .h x
ss' ~e u ,hs ws'n vG sss
constitution. te.wit:
Section 10, No act Of the General
Assembly shall take effect until ainsty
Of emergency ' evsies 1 .hsii Il ' e:
IN tn the y ss.) y: General Assem-;
members elected TO each house. other.
appropriation bill for the sxpsnssS 81
the Sovernment only. introduced In
after the first fifteen days Of the ~.
BE y FuTHnR RESOLVED that
each slector voting At said election
:.a s%.nsnsa. ssa ds sp Fl iYs x e:
ballet box . ticket whsrson shan s.
printed , or Written n The Eords "for the
Of the Consultation. shortening The "a.
riod for introducing bills In The
Against the Amendment to 1eotios u
Of Article v Of the constitution. short.
enin,E the period for introducing 6ilis
IN the General assembly. and shall
the other Of said Sroups Of words on
his ballot: and that the votes east fos
the adoption or rejection Of 'ssid
amendment shall BE- ssnvasssd ana tSe
result vdsterminsd IN the manner ore.
scribed BY the laws Of the state for the
- testimony whereof. I hav. h.,,.
unto sat my hand and affixed the 1rssS
lsal OF the state Of Colorado, at the
City Of Denver this Twenty second
day Of August, A. D. 1918.
tSeaD JAMES r. holland,
Secretary Of state.
The Meeker herald., 1918-11-02

PROPOSED LAW OF THE STATE OF
COLORADO. INITIATED ny PETl.
TioN UNDER THE INITIATIVE
AND REFERENDUM.
Notice 10 hereby given that at the
General Election to be held on the
Fifth day Of November. A. D. 1918,
there wifi be submitted to the qualified
electors Of the state Of Colorado. for
ins PROPOSED law of the 4tats Of Colo
RADIO. Initiated by Petition under the
hated petition contained the signatures
Of more than the required number to-
Wit: $50 Of Tho Legal vetsrs Of the
eordsncs with the Law. and filed In
the office Of the Secretary Of state on
the Fifth day. Of July. A. D. 1918. 1t
The Authority for submitting suoh
proposed Law . found n Section 1 Of
Hrtfclc v Of the Constitution OF the
t;.nfe Of colorado. providing for the In
uin,lvc md Referendum.
The Meeker herald., 1918-11-02
"BoNE-DRY"
PROHIBITION Law.

In witness whereof. ! have hersunto
set my hand and affixed the Great seal
of the state of Colorado. at the city OF
AUGUST. A. d. 1918.
JAMES h. holland.
tSeaD Secretary of State,
The Meeker herald., 1918-11-02

In witness Whereof, I have here
unto set my hand and affixed tho
Great Seal of the state of Colorado. at
the city of Denver. this Twenty second
Jny OF August. A. D. 1918.
JAMES r. holland.
(ScaD Secretary of State.
The Meeker herald., 1918-11-02
AN ACT FOR THE RE- YES
LIEF OF THE ADULT -.
BLIND. NO

In witness whereof. I have hsrsunto
set my hand and affixed the Great
Seal OF the state of Colorado. At the
city of Denver, this Twenty second
day of August. A. d. 1918.
(SeaD JAMES r. holland,
Secretary Of State.
The Meeker herald., 1918-11-02

For a Constitutional
to Apply the YES
Merit system to APP -
poIntments in the Civil
Service of the State of NO
Colorado.
The Meeker herald., 1918-11-02

YET KENBy's REPORT
SHOWS THAT FOR THE PERIOD
COVERED BY THE ABOVE CERTI-
r1CATIoN SssO.81 OF YOUR MONEY
HAD BEEN STOLEN.
When you go to pay your taxes this
fall remember the $4,000 Of your mon.
ey that was allowed to leak out Of the
state treasury and VIXEN you go to the
polls on November 9Th remember
Chas. n. Leckenby. the fearless. cap
able official who insists upon business
methods in handling the peoples
money.
Don't you think It Is worth while to
keep such q man on the Job?
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-26
CAMP MEADE MEN
At GUN PRACTICE
Use d. Is and Target is Dilapldated
Barn Several Miles
Away.

Camp Meade, Md June 25-Whch
tho good teople of Anne Arundel county
in tho vicinity Of the Ing wooden city,
started about their duly tasks oarly
Yesterday morning il must haye seemed
10 them that the Huns had forced a land
INC and wcfo on their way f. Washington.
.rhav received their first Introduction
about q cluri to The thunderous 'ncsaagns
of tbt. - the p,irg used bY thc heavy
artilar, unt hero for trimming aud durlng
tha toornlng 300 3holj3 from the guf,
ouch weighing 60 pounds. wcfe hurled
through tho mr. ~ imaginary lioc ht@
Tbr first shell was tired hy Leutcuant
4 l. Dayiq of BATTERY &. which Is cptn 2
rnairIrd ly Captain l. II York. L Wa
a .llroet Int tho target being dilapdFtcd
barn aevern mules distant, On th" "ther
sldo of he cautoufocnt. From thf,t litne
ao tie ather men had tryoul ~ the
prina md they scored hii after hit MAJOR
6icnerad Joseph Z Kuhn the diYFioh
,onmaudef, Brgadler General Ahdrew
| tiorn II camfuanflor of inc i3fih Ntt.
| lfr. Gripade. and Lieutenant Colonel } \.
| .rh.o,as the regtnental commander
| were very much pleased hy he eSeeiIrnt
! marksmanahlp
Tho regiment will return - the rauge
| aga1n t1is morning and will he 9tvch ~
| ,nora tr4rtire The enthusiasrn 81 the
lad II wonderful and they were as much
pleaaad aa ther eupcfior. toby sheu they
Irarnatl that thoy could haudle tFe gun
=. accurately aud well Later m The "o"t
| tfe rriaaut vii - of for maneuYofz
Ia It'll infa the mcn arn bong gtVen
| an abundance ol resi- intensive training
Ifezlde the w3rb IT. Tho Hag guns l.Y thf
afflligrg the dough boYs are becoming
proficient "a the 1no oi thoir rlilea p ~
rtee rangr and lha rucmber- of the nichi'
! elH are working the m1chiue R'iH
overtime "a tho machine gun range
| ihen too TIC lonhert af nach rogmen
ara peffiug eamo artuni oyperionr" ~ ih'
40 II han4 grenuln... and every v'n1y 4
| he.ng usde prJhnirnf ~ the ii' e -
p8s uaels
TITO lad have hecn warned lint 4
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-26
HOUSEHOLD ORDERLIES
NO LONGER SERVANTS
Women III England Organizing tor
Household Duties Take New
Title.

london Hine - Servants ~ is1G
land may ~ lnovH aa hoase'lab order,
b,.4 # + I,lan of thn Women industrial
oonnrl worl- ~lef, iaIf Pnnators
II thc ldea believe thaf tie tefn n ser
v,rt j. objectionable Is women workers
and Il i praf,os,d Is e=t4tlsh llanseh51ld
Orlerls orr4 IN centres throughout the
country
Wamrn aro ~ hc iraned and orranizod
for haiaelold ,ntle= apl HHfler tfesant
arrangements 4 ueee setia u tflrtY slHh
nrs fer i fortq ntght.haai wenk las i'eef,
determined upon from tue distret
centres skilled domestic ardfrlte4 are
ia ~ supplied - hopaehnlis iaf deslfed
u1rls.r 81 hours each LAY
Attached II tie ,artres ~ he tra'ts
,nr echaol = restaurant and el"ePing
| onertcr~ IL charre If manager
/ board ii management composed = ref=
/ rrerpt9tivoa ~ employers nud warkers,
/ vt0 leci.la the charge T. l.a mado e
| rrnplovcra ihe hours ef work. h"ltdaYs
| and thc style If uniform 70 10 worn
Promoters Il the rlen aag Z pfata1sei
i gol,,t,ap ii th., household workers prob
iefn and suar.afa carecr lar Thousand
If rlrIa Who vii las down War work vii.
thr coming 81 pcace and who would tinl
! no attractions IN dotuestie sefYiee undo
! ,reScut conditions
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-26
SIDING PERMITTED.
To Get Material 10 Emergency fee'
Housing Project.

The United States Shipping Board
of the Emergency Fleet Corporation
was granted permission, by the Levy
Court Yesterday, to cross the Glstheft
road near the irnnt and Union streets
housing project with Temporary rat
road siding, conditioned that tirst,
the board file with the clerk oi the cotfi
an agreement signed by lis authorized
representative and the contraetof VINO
now has jurisdiction over the rohd NJ
ranging for the restoration ot thr loaa
to it's present condition Second, tue
siding shall hc removed within six months
from this date and the rpnd restored
10 lts present condition without delay
Third. the siding ahnll not iuierttfe WIN
public travel Fourth, The Standard
lhtulithic 60 shall file m agreement
with the Levy Court % relieve The court
81 datnaees arising hv reason 81 The con
etruction Of the siding acreas the toaf'
or the operation of trains thereon
During the meeting Of the levy oltt
Harry " IIushcheek, outsnic e1licelHt
Of taxes for Wilmington hundted, 3as
advanced ia the position ai outaIae
deputy collector. and his ealary was III
crvatcd from 81 ,2n Ia 81 .dFl per year
For the ensuing vear the salarles al
cmplovca af the Roatd Of Assessment fai
New Cnatlo county were iixed "a fol
lows 6 tmmct Adams, ehiet eierk
- n00. unchanged frank Iuner. aa7ist
ant clerk. $1,000. mcroased s2oo,
Raprmnd Robertson. held clerk. II con
Increased st00
Commissioner Fouracrr reported thai
Z lldpar CLAYTON, tax collector for -
Gcorpca hundred. had settled hla dapli
cate ior t0i5-IalS IN full.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-26
NO NEW CAPTAIN.
Police Commissioners FaI 10 Appoint
Successor 10 L. A. Kane.

After a lengthy private session, ycster-
dav afternoon. the Board of Police Com
missioncrs came into open session, put
failed TO appoint a captain oi police 10
FIJI the vacancy caused by the rcslgna-
ton of Captain Thomas \. Kane
greater part of this private session IS
understood To have been taken up with
the discussion in regards To the captalncy
and il is understood that the COMMISSION
ers could not agree on II choice.
Ii is rumored that General /. /.
Wickcrsham, president OF the board, Is
in favor of the appointment oi sergeant
Lorenzo King, of the detective bureau
to fill the vacancy, while tommIssioh'I
Smith is said to favor Sergeant I)aNl'l
Warile. 1t is understood that Con-
| missioner Mcgcar Is IN favor oi " l'ilaih
| Schcll Nothing was accomplished At
! Yesterday $ session.
From what could he learned Sergeant
| Schcll is not candidate tor the p"S'l'o'i,'
| and he. with the majority oi the patrol
| men, are urging the appointment -
! Sergeant Wardlc
| II seemed to he tho general belief among
/ the officers last night that # the ne"
coptain was appointed from the nc.
nnbhcan scrrcants the new sergeant that
| would he appointed would hc from tht
~, T,1..'1i,,r,,t - ranEs and Patrolman John
! Fox .,cms the most logical Tor the post
/ ton.
At the regular meeting OF the com
! missloncrs little It any business wa.
.,''', ,.9''.,at,,,i Tho rcnort of Chici Blacl
'i'l.,. 't.,'J ,bat jur,no The past week thcr'
r" n',u Ic1 arrrsts and tho fines collcctC,
r,.,. f'nurt totaicd S3Q2 II Tho NUM-
~ ,,,,s1,,crs committed Ia the worl,
.,l., announced AT tho mcctinl
that the new summer coats for the patrol
mon had been received and they will u
distributed today.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-26
HAR| AN MEN IN WAR
STAMP CAMP AIGN
Start Three-Day Drive to AID
State Raise 100000
of Quota.

three dny campaign for War Savings
stanns was inauguratcd at the Harlan
nlant of the bethlehem Shipbuildlng Cor
noration Yesterday afternoon Meeting
ia tho restaurant of the plant, torernch
hoard about the needs of the country
from financial standpoint and Also all
the details about the purchase oi stamps
John :. Rosacll, president OF the Hecuni
Trust and safe Deposit Co, was tue
sneaker and his remarks made strong
impression upon the men
lie called upon the men To innke n
sacrifices for the boys across the sens,
sn,inp that they Mere shedding their
hlood that those at home might escape
the tigors of such war and also that
pcacc which will eventually follow =
deciding victory by the Miles. lie
conpatcd he sacrifice made nj h"tne
as little with that hclng made daily oh
the other side.
Mir Roe>cll sad he was intcrostri
IN th,, campaign because lac WIS ntcnaclv
American and hccallae he wanted 60 have
The ,,oht to say after this war Us over that
bo had done what he could and hod
SUMMARIZED tho government and the ifrs
| ,drnt al winning the freedom oi the world
| III, outlined tho seven parilal payment
pIau ID yIhrtcEy n man subscribing 10 buy
! stamp5 could Obtain a %lO cortlhrh !" hy
/ December of thus wear
| 10 ~howod one If tho cards hlicd oui
! with stamps enough to bring return 81
| SlOu ,n lnur years hence !,
This WAS bought he said 'hy q
l3houup man who camc INTO my n'ht
TODAY ~, asked nc about the THRIFT
| stamps. and after had explained tn
uiau to hun. hc said III take Sl'H
rrftldratc now and make first payment
on another hundred one
oAnI hc did. a,ud Mr. ltosscil
told hlu3 iLat honofcd hn lor q thu
he was doing What other I"Nal NnwfrnI
citizens won, dong and that 7 was 47e'
honest men ot labor a- himself that ~
government looked to ~ thus clsis ~
ih,u lolI me thnt he was going to saw
what IT, could during thts WI and ut ~
,nd -.cL sony uuct pacC ~ tho FouuH.
| u here hr proposed with hl7 good WI
ana family Ia spcud tho u'at Of hla davs
| The speaker closed WITH an al1'aa
tn thc patrIot,sm II the workmcn 20 d
,hcir rart Nhljc The othors ncros ~
waters were dolng thslrs- nd h4 uFpln
mot ulth 4 ready RESPONSE, shown ~ ~
csrofnc>e with whch the men seized n
educational icnilots explaining ai"nI "
loan AMI also the pledge cards
The Harlan wHkmcn viii cond0'
tbc campaign with the samc commit
| tcrs tlat proved so surCrssiul IN tl
IaIrrtv loan campaign and viii TCpoI
each night thc amount oi salosoi tlle1A
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-26
ITALIANS WANT 10
FIGH! 'QUEEk'
New Recruits at Camp D'T AnX
ious 10 Get Into Conflict
Across Seas.

Camp Di- Wrglnstown, \ J iunT -'l
Hundreds of soldiers WHO haNo been
invited IL thcjr hoInc towns ~ parltrl
nate in Fourth ut July colctTpiH"ns WIKI
4. Granted the rl7vicrc D reduced ian~
II ,asc. where thc,r taWue arc zen 2
5,stauce from camp that frequent v'"'t-
ara ,rnt,ossitic. aCcrrd,tE F. mnou""
mont made tn Major General scott
Yesterday General Scott addict !" 1hc
DrcvIou4 list granted such spccla' Passes
men from burlington CITY aud f'"h~tl III
tl1, state. kingston and t'eF county
ro, and OsuCg'
The officers II Company ~ 2, ihs
! DoU-,, Brigade. into wnlch arr maTa.fr2led
| lii thn Sccn~cics.tiop, cjl,.iora ~
military service. draft deerrtrrS and
HAN skulAcr~. have discovered 2 nc"
1 L.-.; ii ~,bicctor" through the transfer
/ /. tho organization nf 3 group II Young
| It;.iaps called il the ia@t draft Hafae
rs max I cut What the Italians were saNnr
IA atpareut protest 90 CrI'r oiIrrFA 81
/ tic training company mi>t""h them ''r
t,l.;ectov~ arI gave thcI the li>ua2
shift a. tho "C O." QUITS,
An lntcrnrctcr was procured, ard thr
Itah.ns w,rr offered assistance ln uab
inc out of the formal qnC>tiouaa'rr eN~
nl.iuing their reasons for refusing mili-
,arv service As the Interpreter cN-
plaIrcd the protests became more vchf-
fncnt. They gcstIculatcd and larry
shouted tbclr opposition hc 'n'oFPT1,-
ter hstc1icd 4 moment and then a Sh.h'
liz IN his tacc
want to fight qucck he explained -
III officers Rccu reading Italian var
news Want to set in da hlCa push.
Rccn in Italian army and know how
Don't want to DO training. Nanta ilEh'
When Il was explained that under
tbc circumstances the quickest way
tbcv could gct n;o "da hlga push "As
IL train with the American forces and
none for duty In Italy. they went hack
b3ppv 10 their training battahons
Information is sought by camp head
Quarters regarding Private Alfred 6
PER-, forrnerl> of the 30Nth Ileid Ar
tiuery now in the Casual Department
He has been missing several days. ahl
Is thought 10 be wandering IN a dAzed
mental condition about the camp or
nearby country
Firing or driving trains that wul carry
eoldlcrs ammunition and supplies over
A1uerlcan-made railroads IL American
made trains from French scapUrtS 70 the
front viii lie the manner III which loco
motive hrc1nen called III Tho last draft
NH NH, have an opportunity to do their hit .
IN the other side Fifty OF these rant
r,,adrrs called in the last draft frou
New Jersey and New York and sclectce
through the personnel Office, to-day tooE
the first step in their training for over
sens duties when they were transicrrc(
4oa special school Of instruction al Lemgi
: University.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-26
LOUIS LAM BORN, FRIEND,
WINS MILITARY HOkORS
Wilmington Youth Gaining His
Spurs in Battle for
Democracy.

While the Friends rs q sect are opposed
- war. bat arc Loyalty dong their ht 10
al. those Who are lnpoCcutty suffering
from ITS ravaccs vet they aIV represented
= the real MILITARY work ot the greatest
country on earth. probably by many
members of thoIF dcrCmlnauon- ono oi
wlotu. hawevsr We know oi and arc GO
pg to tell soncttDgabout
That rcprcerutat5vc Of Tho Society OF
Friends not q. cul.rst delegated tH any
SorIcty of Friends 90 represent them, pui
- nenb1 4. tfe society us Louis t-n'inoF
i.anthorn Wsi.usaeton youth who ior-
1aerIv .,vc6 IT 81 Jackson street, and
Wrc~,. parents Ar ard Mrs Louis Lam
fa-n. live at 1905 jefferson street. The
Vcafc man. who Is = wears Of age though
? native az kcnt county Md, know
Wilmington IL his home though he has
been about aultc s. bIt. which merely
embassies has activities along the hne
of usefulness Through his own eiiorst,
lie has won his spurs - 8 soldier and Is
now captain of The Iwcnty-thlrd Co.
l5Itn depot Brigade. - Camp Meade,
Md where upwards ol l01 other Delaware
lovS won't ias; Monday for training
After obtaining public school cducs-
ou lie st4d.ed Ill Dickinson College, and
iron. there Ii went 10 Salmon CITY.
dahc where he managed rahcii ana
taught N the high school. IN addition to
ca-nc Tor large farm In 1913 he was
married 80 Miss ! Lorenzo lean " agner.
Wao shared bis western lItc In 1916
Nh I.anboru became member Of the
facustv Of Friends School 10 Baltimore,
Md. where ne taught i1r wear. kc-
turning TO ms homr IN Wilmington, after
TINS country got INTO the war, hc decided
10 enlist, entering the aviation section
o5 the signal Corps. al Ithaca y y
Later the War department, believing
hlm particularly adapted to the training
al mon sent him 10 the Reserve Officers
Training amp at Tort MyeT. Va He
did splendid WORK there, winning tlrst
place IN "a company az POO men. and out
If .6uQ hc wa> one If tive 70 win an active
cqplaIucy Following that he was sem
~ Camp Meade where he now rs. Dis
tsngaisiIng himself IN athletics Al sciioo
and college and beng q man Of fn'
physique he makes an ideal soldier
As IN estimate of the esteem IN wh.cl
he Is held hv his co-worRcrs and student
al Friends School Baltimore the cuTrcn
number ot its booklet Tho Quaker
~ dedicated 70 him. and IS filed Wit
tributes 10 his worth.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-26

France the Germans in their dcspera-
tion are hurting tons upon tons oi poison
GUS gases behind the lines oi tho Allies
and that all Of France is LITERALLY under
Qna at all times. Thus they must be-
familiar with tho use Of their masks as
well aa be able 70 90 about their work
with their heads cncascd. Many oi the
lads can get their masks out and don them
IN FIVE seconds
Large groups ot men ~ Ile 6l1ih
Infantry Baltimore own VINO were
selected for service were on LIterty fmld
today receiving instruction ~ the use -
their masks, and a. the gashoiso IN ndfedf
nf the older men were getting their tram
ing under the vapors 1i real ga7
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-26
v.R0AT SUNK BY PLANE.
Submarine Rtown 'o l'Hs "hsh h"'"O
HITS Her Deck.

Tnr4on I,lnc - Tho Story q thc
i.o,nl,ng Il i German submarine by an
f--rbsh s.atlarc il told ~ the paper
tcre Tbe epcn.ltcr occurred ~ very
stormy weather ant 'Jdcr 'ht h"1'
adverse conditions 1--we submarines "'F1,
..,.hic.; .r3rstrr about i nllc apar and
tLr scapI4u, Hcv down to attack
IN, II ,be submarines submerged i'm
meaiatciy tn safe aCrih ont the "'heF
VS. still partly aborc ne Snri"'" "h'i
ibe scaplauc dropped two hom'ss onc
fen directly aStcrU II the corning lowe.
the other IN the water aiongaldo =
great column ot water WIS thrown Ih'o
ihc air. the stern ot the -i'Na' r'F ""e
uf the water then tho enemy Graf FtNNiN
turned over on hcr s'dc ard disai'peaFco
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-26
rR.NCEcoNnENsING WINE.
beverage. Thick as Honey. Is Diluted
Saves shipment Tonnage.

PARIS. juno 26 Z 'onleuscd "ine Is
nroml~rd h> foaa Minister saret as on
~ his measures for saving tonnage Tier"
Is 4 large supply Of vine N Nigeria. but
difficulties al transport prevent bringing
i to France The minister appealed T. the
scientific world and method has teen Dr.
eovcrrd az reducing these VINES Ia a sort
~ honey which only needs dllatng -
l,rinp Il back to It's previous State
T6e process is still in tie laboratory
starc but the minister Is assured OF IS
,,ractiral realization and expects - MAKE
- economy al fnr-bfths of the freight.
which would he necessary these wines
were shipped IN barrels
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-26
GERMICIDE

Never forget that Brazilian
Balm is a gernicide. Herein,
lies It's power in Grip, Catarrh,
Asthma. Sore Throat, stub
born Coughs, Pneumonia, Iy-
phoid, Scarlet Fever, Measles
Whooping Cough, Chicken
Pox. Munps; even preventing
Diphtheria and Smallpox,
without failure in 38 years.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-26
NEW RED CROSS BADGE.
Six Months in Foreign Service Wins
one Of These New Emblems.
Wins

par-. Aprl @0 Major James r.
pcftin.. commissioner for Europe y the
American Red Gross las approved q
service badge to bc worn by tho Rcd
ross worker after SIX months Or more
foreign service
Tie badge j. ii bow of dark blue ribbon
one inch long TT tire, -cighths Of IN inch
wide. drawn together i'll the center by q
white band ou wiAch there Is "a small rcd
eros. One star IL used to Indicate SIX
months service tuu stars for q year
Tie badge vas authorized ID identify
those Who have been engaged Ia Red Cross
work. partIcularIv after tile expiration Of
their term IF enlistment when they had
resumed civilian clothes.