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The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1918-11-07
CITATION HBARINo PROOF or
WILL.

State Of North Dakota, County Of Bot
Before Hon. John E. Martin, Judge.
,ot tn t Z. s msp'sa o. p 1as sedH'e Oh o""''
George Renick, ------~-~~--Pet1tloner
John Renick Shepherd. a Minor, Charles
dian Of said Minors. Mrs. b. F. Stevens.
Katie Mccain, Marie Long, George Rem
John Renick. Martha E.. Renick and
Riley Garrison limo Renick, Respondents
The State of North Dakota, To the
above named ~Tes 81 fSe ests ana o fi cR Rer-
lotte c. Shepherd. Deceased:
You and each Of you are hereby mott
fed that George Renick' the Pe ! doner
ment in writing. purporting to be the
Last win and Testament of Charlotte
c. Shepherd. late Of the Village or ONE,
NEE. in the County Of Bottiaea a! !, ana hia
petition praying for the admission to pro,
bate of said document as the Last VIII
and Testament of said deceased, and for
thereon. and that the said petition and
the proofs Of said %purported Will and
Testament will be heard and duly con-
sidered by this Court on FRIDAY; the eth
the forenoon of that day, at the Court
Rooms Of his Court, in h County
Court House, in the City of Bott1neau,
County of Bottineau and State Of North
Dakota; and
You and each Of you are hereby cited
to be and appear before this Court at
said time and place and answer said
petition and show cause. If n there
be. why the prayer, of said petition
should not be granted.
BY the Court,
John E. Martin,
Judge of the County Court.
Dated the 10th day of October, 1913.
Let the service of the above citation
be made by publication in The Bottineau
Courant for three successive issues and
by personal service or each respondent
residing in Bottineau county at least 20
days before day Of hearing.
st.. John e. Martin, Judge.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1918-11-07

CITATION AND NOTICE OF HEAR-
IM0 PETITION TO MORT0AGE Land
State of North Daota, Count of Bot
tineau, S.. In county court.
Before Hon. John e. Martin, Judge.
In the Matter of the Estate OF Swan
Hillberg, Incompetent.
John Mckenzie, Public Administrator,
Petitioner.
Swan Hillberg. ..-.-----.-Respondent
The State Of North Dakota to the
above-named Respondent and all per-
sons interested in the Estate of Swan
Hillberg, Incompetent.
You are hereby notified that the Pc
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1918-11-07

2 heifer calls.
3 spring pigs. Two dozen Buff Orpington hens.
About 10000 brick.
2 7-foot cut Deering binders.
2 Deering mowers. l Dee4ing rake.
l 14-foot land packer. 2 4lhorse harrows.
l Litchfield manure spreader. / single cultivator.
/ John Deere cultivator. / wagon with Sc in. box.
2 wagons with racks. l single buggy.
l road cart. l pair Of bob sleighs with rack.
l DeLaval cream separator. l lard press.
l tank heater. l furnace with 80 gallon boiler.
l galvanized water tank. / Stewart horse clipper.
l Hero tanning mill. l platform scale, 1900 lbs. cap.
6 sets work harness. l set driving harness.
l set single harness. 1 saddle. 2 steel barrels.
Household furniture consisting of l Favorite range,
1 3-burner oil range, cupboards, chairs, washstands
comm0des, dressers and many other articles too
numerous to mention.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1918-11-07

IL Mich COWS.
8 HEIFERS, 2 YEARS OLD.
S HEIFERS, l YEAR OLD.
4 STEERS, 2 YEARS OLD.
2 STEERS, 1 YEAR OLD.
II SPRING CALVES.
PURE BRED BERKSHIRE BOAR.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1918-11-07

Trpmc. All amounts under$ ST. cash. Over that amountd time will be iven until Oct Il,
1EnMOi 1919, with approved ecurhyn notes at o per- cent 5 per cent dscountfo for cash
onIan amounts We $O. ..@. @"5.a 0.s...
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1918-11-07
PUBLIC AUCTION!

HAVING RENTED MY LAND WILL SELL At AUCTION At MY FARM N SECTION 49, tow
NORTH OF OMEMEE AND MILES SOUTH AND 2 MILES WEST OF BoTTINEAUN ON
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-14

iommere, ellcr bar oct maaife Sno-
bilbning?
Gag 5emmcrne", iogoc Soan
plnoIclia til Salmaifow % brspnote
Of piflc Dem al line Soanoleo.
Salnlalfop nblpo mefnniif uoell
al foritaa no9et.
"Se ma bolOe Dem Iualeoes",
'oBbe Span ifarpt, "euera bar De
inNcn Viagt oper Seitene. @nr De
ocln?"
So, iuareOe Golnlaifom, uOen
at bioe, at ban ipnrcOc.
Seq bar buoct Gem, IagOc
Suan, men leg bor aiorig %tilioiet
Gem nogct onOt ior benoes Sfplo
-" % pllOicIi9 taitcbc ban Jig ira
Sl9oen no / Snaen.
Gn0ml en1onN fnitcbe lllpcne Jig
rper lit Spttc. mcocnS &eitene for
lom gale frcmopcr moo 2anosbpen.
5 ipritc Eieblif foritoo De TO /
SlGben life, bpa0 Der pnr bpnot.
Sa &ciicnc Itanoieoe / 2anos.
bpera @aNer, laa Alcria beipimet
/ SlToen.
@un blcp baorct bcpiDitIeS ino /
lit me @iem, bpor bun laa farlig
ing i ilcre Wonncoer. Set ~ieritc.
tim giorbc, 0o bnn blcp iriif, bar
at looc ct &ora oplptte iiOc paa
Stcppcn paa Set Steo, bpor ,Span
ofreoe lit 2ip. Ssuoerlle falotc
Stcoet "Suans @rau". og laalcoeS
aeoer oct enonl.
WaaOc Seoor Galrna tom o. bans
@nItrn CT ior lGllge iiOen osoe, men
aorlet ltaar enorlt oeruoe paa
Slcttcn % bill blipe itoucnoe Der,
til Stormen ripcr oct omfillD. SSSil,
!et mt &orS pit bIipc lat i bets
Steo, for Den npe Generation fiell-
Der life Siitorien ON Span.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-14
%iaip Npb. Nrifneic.
Bort 3cuncrlOin mcO 0rcaiino.

Gcnocrlo:n brmey poo bcQQc q
ser "a lul8c5 20 / en- StcQcponoc
cQcr StcQeioo. 9}oqIc imoa SLATER
Geot IUQacs over oA Ncropcr Iullcs
en- Dressing Iupct al en- sop Nreo
drummer, , Spiielteer CleomarQo.
Tin, u Gheife Gait liot @cbbcr.
~ Gheite SoIoie (SoQcl % Il aop
foqcnoc @oub Cuer Ncuut Grc2iul0
IPgqea babe 9@bler iom life or
ifrGaet, men iom aIcrncbuiet cr no.
FACET al. Get itc8c3 ill Werbroocl
err rigtig goot qiemcmitcGt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-14
Icn paaliOcliaite 2rac.

-" p""itotityRt StCyC. SlUIIe
&inter bapbe pore @prn ga Grippe"
ifriper Mr. s. Berlin ira Star Gitp,
Saif., men Or. BcterS anrifo be.
oiIte burtigt lit GGro. s CONNER
leo DC al Sommcripae og Sfolofops
per, og bette HGgemibocl bar after
I'll Itor @iTlp. Vi or fomne iaa pibt,
IT ri unier &urifo for Of uprc ben
melt pooli0cliNc 2UNc. Gu Wono /
Ell ll%TrIiggclloe Sunosbp blcu bclbre-
oct for ct ~ulpnrIint A}0ueUlloc uco at
ta0e &ilrifn. Sun Tiger, Of hpia han
life bauoc fnnct ocnnc NtcOiciu, pilhe
Bet bauc pGrct ban llnWli0t at no.
)olbe at lcpc nlcb iaooGmnc Sulerter."
Or. Meters &urlfo bar upret 1Sa-
lIlilclUgc / Sllii1bcr al Stem opcr
9clc Soll6ct. Cen cr ct @O0emiooel,
lem man fan huuc fulo SiQio til.
3ntct SiVTtoe bar pUrct iaa LENT
% ln8cn SpgSam ioa h~anronaffet,
at lite octtc genie ltrtca!i06cl bar
1iort gobt. Oct G. life til al iuu poo
Npotctcr, men bircftc ira Tobrifan-
tcrnc gicnlicm ~ipeeicjt a%uiottc 2ofal.
ugclltcr. Gor nrrmcrc ltu0srretnina
"trip til Gr. Teter Gylbrnc3 & Sons
50, 2501 @aiGin0tpn Glpo., Gbi.
cogo, 81.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-14

Ge ilcitc piloc IolfeiIog bar fine
cNnc. mNcrtiocu poo iorltnoerIigc
Woo0er tilbcrc0te Nll5briffc, pco
hpiltc 0e fan ifoiic iig en- en- fort
Stln0a @lcmiel ior SoroelipctS
@eipGrli8bcoer,
Soolcbe3 iinoeS hos ilere al
Niiena gfomoocitnmmer % Step-
peioIt en- 0rif, Tom toloe$ alrmnis,
rN iom tiIbcreoc8 pes en- SlagS
@iUrin1 al NoppemcIf. Triffen
tilifripc5 IprIjg gunitigc Snopirf,
Ringer pnu pi5ie Sun9cipgoomme.
SlImpia er ct Grempel pan Ell
Hu20rif uoClliffcnoc tiIbcrcot al
9looitoiic ira Nprcrigct.
aicnbt err ogIaa 9iuaicrncS Man-
oe at bernie ii1 poo meo et Or
trait, tiIbcrebt al Sop. Senne
Grif, lOnI l1cppe piIoc Wlogaa at
orUbc Ell buiIfcniomGclit llOlrn.
ring, iortrrcS uocu Gnrc al Niia-
lerrc, IOn cr bIcuct nimootogc.
ligc ior Ncla giiti0c %~irfninGer,
pco at Slegtlco cfter SIcgtlco bar
abort Ilitti0 BRIG Al Sen.
Mtc1ct nlminoclig cr Nnpcn0cI.
len al Eluntcinite iii 6rcmbrinacl.
len al iligc Critic. @ Ionat ira
hinanocn bcliGGcnOc tropiifc N,gio-
ncr ! Alien, Elirito % Anlcrifa bp.
Ser ionlcoca line &llobuQgerc
mnngiolOiac SIogS al Sc Iaafolotc
(Olmcpine, ~tiIbcre0t al Sen iuffer-
tolNiac Soit, iom iin0c@ oeIa / oc
nugc @looitlto og ocIS ! 9lomItcr-
itonocn hos mango Eulmcurtcr.
: @roijIitu tiIbereoc5 noifiui1c
Griffc pco EoIucirugtera @irriua
/ &ano.
) Wcrico innr man pco at ifirre
/ sc ungc, LATTICE @laoe hos Here
Nrtcr Al SlcGtcu N9auc liQc Tor
Ncn pTINi9c @Iomitcriprin9a lis.
p%ifIin8 eli Soit iom bar Ell bcba.
acIiG inrlig Suog. Nucrcoc / Sen
aron Slotio ioritoo SuobpNQcrnc
her pco Offering al ocnnc Soit al
tIbcreoe Den ~btticnoic Srif "Nal-
one. Seme Srif bar Ell beili
nbcha0eliI @ult, / @iahco mcN
4ioo, iom 9aor i Iorraoonclie
Stfcocltominorc pnoc3 Sen trent
Tor noNcn anocn a sc &noipote. ia,
leIp al GilropTeruc / Merifo, citer
al DC iorlt bar uUnnet liz til bcr
llintenoe Su9t.
Zen melt cicnoommeliac, ior iftl
at 't1e m%pobpocllaitc al ole HiiS.
lrltte er uiituof ben. iom tilbcreoes
raa a0ltiuilc II StilehauctS &c,
REQ Snaning al "aoma -aona
eIlcr Nooen Al Spaplontcn cara
copper mctbpiticmn % Spianl
ling al set rigclige Sput, Ser ircnl
.ommer nioer Sugniuacu iom Tel
&c al &ooena hioienoc ,<uoilpoelie
Gctte Sppt opbcparcS hammer
mco DC tpagcoe Hoboer OF noiTt
les Tor @i0riu9, huorpeo set Suf
terltoi. lom or opitaact gicuncn
Sppttcts S~nNhpocIic. mrScr Sps,
Ein8en, % StipcIien / Sc lsnoer
tpa9coc Ssooer omNauncS iii pr
fohol.
SpiS Ee rGuarr Gu snmaain. dnIal Gu &
- At NIHnNaIaV 80 a.n.-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-14
For Kleende Tortur

Der or ct Legemiddel, som sjaldent Ia
ger fell j at standse kloende Tortur og
lindre Hudirritationer, og som gjor Huden
bl0d, rem og sund.
Hvilkensomhelst Apotheker kan for
syne Dem med Zemo, som almindeligyis
~overvinder allie Hudsygdomme. Ansigts-
blussen, Eczema, Kloen, Fregner, Einner,
Blackheads maa j de feste Tilfelde give
efter for Zemo. Ofte hender Diet, at
mindre Bemarkelser udslettes | Nations
Lob. Kl9en standser ~sedyanlig strax.
Zemo er ct sikkert antiseptisk flydende
Lagemiddel, rent, let at BRUCE OK paali-
deligt. bet koster kun IS Cents; en- extra
stor Flaske $1.00. bet pletter like, er
like fdtet eller klebendc OF er ganske
visit sikker overfor pmhndtlig Hud.
Jhe Y. w. Rose Co.. Cleveland. o.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-14

DC EInoie. &c ipp blep fiert bort
iom @ig. Gette par / oelune llge.
Gn @rnnnt iloar neo mellcnl
@ropelie paa eli alrtegaaro. Ter
orobte life Spiferlle nogen. Wen
@ronaterne aobneoe nogle @raue %
ipreotc WenneifereIter uooper. Sao
Ell Sloq8 Vcgrouelle tit DC 10 alige-
bel iitono.
Sorle6cn Rat men 6o bar Def
@ombcilppernc, iom bopoc ppret
ooer Nuen, - itoo jeg uoenior lor-
ten til oct @oipitaI, bpor Sirene
bleu fjsrt ino. Hotten bar fulWrt,
ale SD5 / 4}ori5 i%litffet, men tori
neo itnar Scr ct 6us % brrnocr.
70 9omber er iolot Scr, ell miot
qiennem @uict, oeit onbcn poo @aS-
leoninacn; MI frrIcr @o.flnmmetl
bimmclbeit, % Nan0 fan life il,ffe.
&cle &pnrtnIct brGn0er. Toan eiter
GoNn mcO orUbtc % ioorcoe bIiper
fisrt mo qicnnem Torten; III Ter,
bporlc0cs DC bales iio al Nmbulolce
nogrcnc, lTgge9 pan Guorcr OF boz
res op. Set cr iranitc SGger, bel
ailfc SpNcbTrerc % omcrifouifc
Nnrhnlnncetlererc iom birlper iii.
Selp { Faris or oct aItion bare en-
Tront. Den Nn0boIoct ira noale al
&ognenc tullc2 bare / S~cilouQpre=
lcnmiE0cr 90 bUre9 ct Sfur Ior Tia
ielp. Slig porcr oct en- 5ime, 10
Slnler. TrUlibent VoincoreS gluto-
mobiI lpin0er inb, ban qoar op, bli
Der pe0 Sengelc ell bnlp Zine, oN
REFER Ina on0etlte0@ ben. San bar
lin Not gpot belat. 90 ToNnene
meo oct matte Wlo@ % oct RODE
aor@ bliper pcO at rifle op. Gn ma
Fige Itoor pco Siocn al mig. Sunl
aler aor'ct3 SeAn paa @rDitet Tor
bpcr I'M %O9n, iom fommer iorbi,
% jeg berer bcnoc minlle: "Gueae
borrcurl - GuclS bnnoital" Som
munifect ira bcn "@otboS" Seat
ont cllepe orubte o0 ca. fenti
laorcoc. Scnere er ilcre beoc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-14
NmerifG o ss WNisrebe
| &crGcmsfrigsn.
1918 l1Soape.

1918 ltSgape.
0t riet ilnitrrrct on in~itrnftiut Seftc
mcS &c ureitc Starter ppcr be frig.
fprcuSc GGn0c meb ipce;clc Starter
itpr Maalcipf Duer &c iurifjcllige
Nruntcr.
Gcttc prC0tige %crf i~n6cboIoer
blonot uioct Ell "&cbcaiorelic for
&ciicrenS Eloncr on ct %crbclsrige
ira SamburN til Sagoao", @cifripeIie
al en- omcrifohif SoIootS llbitpr, nteo
bpcr G5icnItanh afbiloet oo mcrfet
mco @ris, "SfibSbpagcricrne % II.
moobcne", "Sporior &c amerifonife
Trooper er / 2orrainc-S iitriftct al
Sen frantic 6ront", "GnbOcbomber".
y. /. y, .. !. D.
nj Sc mango noulerfebe @illeoer
fol iiGr nGpueS III bobbcltiioig
Nrcmitiains al ct tpif gnsreb nleb
ilppenoc S,lo paa eugelife trooper, ct
Icpenoe Stag al Srloasgalter, Soto.
~oroiier al General Geribing og Io.
miral Gins og oe iorifielliee @ileSer
fra pore Cutters Gin / 6ranfrig.
Gette Seite CT paa Gngelf.
Tris so Gents eIer ion ErGmie
u,eo soften" ct slar $1.75.
B. ANUNDSEN PUBL. co.
DEBORAH. Iowa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-14
FariS bleocr.

Fnri@ blpocr.
90 Scr ifnocs "Giftorin" / Ser.
lin. "@crren bar berli9 biulpct."
0>en &rj9en er life iorbi!
NcL arigen er life iorbi
TrpiS TrgiSIan0.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-14

cpiS r. frGuarr Gu snmaain. anial en a
be iione D,poeLer az -ruspenren-. Atute,i
oa hee'i. Srecene Trtier mep -geccrab,go.
ten ei War.
Evening journal., 1918-06-15
The Vce-ChdnceIior Eidborafes
the Middle Europe Doctrine
lFrom the New York sun.l

The imperial Vice-Chancellor Of Ger
many. DR.. Friedrich Won Payer, has re-
stated the doctrine OF NIittel-Europa in
the Neue Frele Presse OF Vienna and
the Vosssche Presse OF Berlin, two
strong defenders Of German military
( aggression. The principles are those
earlier announced by Friedrich Nau-
mann and. elaborated with each addi-
/ tional mile Of conquered territory Oc-
cupied by German soldiers, accepted by
Admiral Won Tirpitz and the Father
land Party as a sort Of national fetish.
Dr. Won Payer has taken the de-
mands OF these extreme milltarists,
backed by Prussian iunkers. the crown
prince and the German officers repre-
sented by the general staff, as a definite
policy for the central powers. His
conception is no longer a Middle Eu-
ropean domination, but a r-9rld con-
troll a brOadened vision resulting from
the crushing OF Serbia and Rumania
and the exaction Of territory that Of
fers promise Of German mastery over
Russia. He apparently accepts as an
accomplished fact that domination Of
Berlin in Austria-Hungary and Russia,
the subservience OF a re-establshed
Polish kingdom, the subjection Of the
Balkan countries and the yassalage Of
the Ottoman empire.
The compact, already rather unwill-
ingly signed by Austria-Hungary as
amends for a too ready discussion OF
peace terms, is considered "inade-
quate" 1t must not depend contlnu-
ally on the feeling at the moment" for
1.-THE union must be so intimate that
the Idea OF separation practically would
be out OF the question" With such
compact in operation could there be
any doubt as TO which would have the
controlling voice, Berlin or Vienna?
The place In the scheme OF other
states named by the yice-chancellor and
which are to enhance enormously its
value either has been fixed or is in
process Of being fixed. The northern
border states," by which Is meant the
Baltic provinces OF Lltnuania, Estho
mia and Finland. erected into states
with German princes as dynastlc heads,
and the new kingdom Of Poland, are
to be "allied to the Central Empires"
A German Ukraine has already been
the seaports OF the Don
GOssack and Crimean regions are In
German hands. the Trans-Caucasus Is /
partly in the occupation Of the "glo-
rlous ally" Turkey. and the reduction
Of northern Russia is under way.
The conquest Of Rumania has been
acclaimed as the accession Of practi- /
cally a new province under German
The recent treaty with Tur-
key and Bulgaria converts them into |
states subject to Berlin's rule and die /.
tatlon. The evident intention is en-
t-ely TO obliterate Serbia for the
agreement with Bulgaria promises her
Macedonia, the valley Of the Morova I
and common frontier with Austria I
Hungary
Evening journal., 1918-06-15
Germany Destroying The Foundations
Synopsis OF Sermon Preached by the Rev. George Henry Dole
New Church, This City, Last Sunday.

IA nation ylrile, and strong for self
propagation. The masses OF the German
people would not have undertaken this
war, II they had not from childhood
been nurtured in these and similar
false doctrines, which cohere. Thus
we are coming to recognize that the
world-war Is in its essence a religious
war, a war to save Christianity from
atheism and the dominion Of hell.
In the rejection OF the command
mentss Germany is bringing upon her
self a curse incalculably worse than
the destruction wrought by this war.
Through the abrogatlOn OF the com
mandments, her teachers are advocat-
ing pOlygamy, a practice most deadly
and subtle, which will, II allowed to
bear fruit destroy her people by the
basest and vilest Of iniquitles To look
lightly upon plural marriage, and pro-
mlscuOus sex relations, as Germny does
today. will turn the nation into mon
sters, lower than wild beasts. But such
is the inevitable result of rejecting the
commandments as the laws OF religion
and OF God
Think deeply. think rellgiously, and
it viii be seen with daylight clearness,
how, In the minds OF Christian people,
the war is now passed from the civil
plane to the splrltuar. ana Is become
a conflict in which Christian people
are fighting not merely for civil and
justice. but for the pur-
ty OF the home. the salvation OF men
from the vilest hell for the Bible. for
he Lord God. Jesus Christ and His
religion.
Christian men and women, see this
var the earth trembling under the
armies, the clouds OF battle, the guns
'Oaring. as Sinai again smoking, the
'arth trembling, and the heavens thun-
ierlng, and for the same reason as the
great miracle at Sinai, namely, that the
commandments may be acknowledged
lot merely as civil laws, but as laws
II God, applicable 10 all nations alike. |
More than all the other nations will
iermany herself profit through the
-ictOry Of our allies and the worlds |
election OF her kullur and her atheis-
10 practices.
Evening journal., 1918-06-15
REACH A CHuCK.HoLF AcREEurNT

rVHERE certain chuck-holes in west Ninth street
which ought to be nlled, and filled right
The Street and Sewer Department blames the Water
Department for their existence, and their nature would
seem TO indicate that the blame is well placed
This matter Of departmental responsibility IS beside
The point however far the riding public is con-
cerned
What that public knows is that the holes are there
In the mostused eassnd-vest automobile thoronehfare
In our city with the possible exception of Delaware
avenue with its Pennsylvania avenue connection One
finds them between Orange and Tainan streets at Madi
street and at Monroe street. We say nothing of the
condition Of the street Van Buren street because
it is all holes. hills and holows and public abomna
ton
The section Of which we speak is the one between
Market street and Buren street. or the asphalted
section.
Recently employees Of city department made a
preense Of nllng those holes. Dry crushed stone was
shoveed into them. that ended it, Not a semblance
OF binder used The crushed stone was left there
to be sred out Of the holes greater lesser quant
ties by every truck every automobile and every wagon
that passed over it.
In short, it a isck-leg job, like many other
jobs which being done streets and which
rapidly reducing them TO a disgraceful condition
1t is fine for the automobile repair man it fine for
The spring manufacturers; il is nuts" the boy says
for the automobile tire and tube salesman-but il
IS bad for the public 1t affects inurousy the average
man and woman spiritually. physically and financially
We wonder If the Street and Sewer Department and
The Water Department get their heads together
ions enough 10 upon notwithstanding policy
xith respect to the treatment those holes in west
Evening journal., 1918-06-15
PLEASING TO THE PUBLIC.

~, HOSE who use the lines OF the Wilmington and
Il Philadelphia Traction Company well pleased
with the agreement It made yesterday TO operate on
sx-cen basis pending decision by the court of the
question at before the court relative to the
right the company charge than 1--WE cents for
a ride within the city limits
Before the present controversy arose. the public
practically reconcied to sixcent fare 1t was not
until the employees and the seven-oent application
was made by the company and granted by the Public
Utilities Commission that there pronounced dissent
and adverse action.
Since II became known late yesterday afternoon and
today that Thomas w Wilson vce-presdent and general
manager Of the system only had agreed to but act
ualy had proposed the reduction to six cents. pending
the court declson his action has been the subject OF
much favorable comment
Evening journal., 1918-06-15
TIE SENATE AND sITrnAGE.

DELAwARE sufrraglsis cannot fall TO be encouraged
- by the fact that President Wilson has expressed
the hope that the United States Senate will pass at It's
present session, the suffrage amendment resolu
tion.
Sentiment here IN Delaware shown clearly by tho
applause which greeted Or. Anna Howard Shaw at the
commencement exercises OF the Women's College OF
Delaware Monday when she asserted that she favored
the conscrption Of for work. but not until
they had been placed upon political equality with
Il noticed that at that meeting men, and
children Joined in appaudins that sentiment and that
there not single expression OF dissent from any
quarter,
Evening journal., 1918-06-15
CHESTER HIGHS HUMILIATION.
.NIlNGTON HIGH 4 happy

VIZ lLAllNGTON HIGH Il happy,
w For the second time this season. & irounced
Chester High yesterday by the significant score Of to
The rivalry between Wilmington High and Chester
High has been keen for that in the Of the
Cherry and White boys and girls victory over Chester
In baseball football compensaies for everything else
In ether words to paraphrasei
Take all the games Of ell the spheres
And multiply each by thousand years
One vlct'ry o'er Chester is worth them ALL
our High School team has had wonderfully
fu season Although its schedule long and hard
one has lost only games. Of those losses
due 20 going out the diamond in hepelessly crippled
condition
We congratulate both the players and the student
body OF the High School upon this latest victory over
their traditional athletic enemy