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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-11
nor SALE-REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE.
House ht Oak Grove Brhndywfus
Springs line Kline rooms. two baths. heated
garage. hot water heat. pantry. laundry
and stationary tubs three porches. On
Lincoln Highway and trolley fine. &c fare
20 minutes run from Market street. Two
squares from Oak Grove consolidated
echool. Price. $1,000. Easy terms
CLAUDE BANTA.
Oak Grove, Del.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-11

sTENOG Bright am bilious eirl
ranted for desirable position With large
,n,nnration Prefer high school graduate
and recent business schoo! graduate Ad.
dress repIy in own hand" ritins 70 ?.
: very Veriug Of1cP.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-11

FOR sALE-PoUR BEAUTIFUL
HOMES ON WEST SIDE ak
ROOMS. BATH. PORCH. SEVERED.
GAS LIGHT. CEMENT CELLAR.
MODERN POSSESSION GUARAN-
TEED In 20 DAYS. THESE HOMES
CAN BE pU UkCHAsED ON THE
EASY RENTAL Plan. 10 NOT
FAIL TO CALL AT MY OFFICE
IN REFERENCE To THESE GOOD,
MODERN HOMES. NO PHONY
CALLS ANSWERED. IN REFER
EsCE To THESE HOMES
J. HOWARD GORDON,
oi5 ORANGE STREET.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-11

CHAUFFEUR- drive Ford delivery In
afternoons from / Ia > O'CLOCK. Address
= f.Vcry evening ONCE
CARPENTERS Apply Charles r wttsil
1868 ". Sixtcentn strcct. Telephone
7l41
DRIVERS Excellent opportunity. App
American halfway Express 20 Pennsyi
yania raurnau station.
ENGINEER Apply Glover Dairy Co.
Twviftn and orange streets
JOIN
YOUR FELLOW
WAR WOkkERs
ar THE
LYNCH CONSTRUCTION co,
SLATkRS.
sLATERS' HELPERS.
PLUMBERS.
BRIOkLAYKRS
NOD CARRIERS
LABuRERS.
PLASTERERs.
PLAsTERERS HELPERS
LATHEREKS AND PAINTERS
APPLY
UNITED STATsS EMPLOYMENT
BUREAU,
SIATR AND KING STREETS
WILMiNGTON. DEL
IABORER- For general word App,
nuper making 60. Ninth ana ntl-,
strutts.
ORDERLIkS-A Able bodied. wide awake
men wanted ror snc right mCn, hnsrd
h*u ana 81 per wees ulu ne glscn Apply
is'la~Arc hospItai, Fourteenth sna Wasn
ington str''etS.
PLUMBERS and helpers Harry f. Mellon
a4sa Orange street.
fAI'knnA>GkRS Best wager Apply
mas. - nsnnedy. lgU4 MarAet -.
SALESMAN sell high grade line ~
wln,-s ~nd cordists 20 t',-St tafniy trade
Can 80 weckiy ana more Exclusive
territory gwen san Jo>t'- rprrnay 60. - 4
Ilit d avenue, Ncw ! orr CT!
TIN. snsl ron ~orA1F Also helper and
apprenticu apply kfNN- y brO.. Al
hlnA sirtS,
WANTED Night Waterman -, garage
N,ry tsHt worA Ailddt''-asrd man. sntr'r
and rt4iaoie wound rtrtcreacss re-
20, ai' Snip.ey strece
wlA take care vi IuruaC,' CsoOd reference
Apply evenings Cnsrtes 1optSIs. 1914
boulevard
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-11
FARMS FOR SALE.

FARM Of 10 acres wit min three miles Of
Wilmington and one milo OF nearby vii
lnes7 rsere produce finds ready msskes
Wnl o. ArfrsE rOng, Aarshsiitou. Dcl Phone
,Jos J
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-11
PUBLIC SALES.


TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
BY virtue oT an order Of the Orphans
o,lrt will IL exposed IL sale al public
auction or xtndue. on saturday. October
~. l9ls at 10 O'Clock m. at the Court
llousu Wilmington. Delaware the follow
ing described zeal estate. tate OF George
r Robinsou deceased, to cit
No / BEING the brick stores WIfh q
saloon therein known Nos. 100 aud los
West Tenth street having front on
Tenth street n Il feet and running back
- ftet 10 inches.
No > Being the Two three story brick
dwellings and stores kpusn Nos. I0
and It3 Nest renth street. No III being
also the corner Of tenth and Orange streets.
haN ing a front on Tenth street of - fee
and running back = feet. 10 inches.
No 4 No 1921 Peoples street WIth 4
brick dwelling thereon having ID front on
Peoples street Of % feet and depth o.
IN feet
For terms of sale and fun description SET
large sale bius posted or consult the under
signed.
Trustee,
Attest Norman e Crouch Clerk .. {.
MUrningtoft Dci. Oct !. 1915.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-11

COUNTRY PLACE roR SALE OR
HEkT. GRAND OLD SHADE
TREES. ~ ROOMS AND BATH.
SITUATED AZ hLhHUHST. AID
JOINING RICHARDSON PAHB-
APPLY ELMHUksr REALTY CO.
s23 MARKET STREET. OR Will
MtNGTUk pKOVt5iuk 90. THIRD
AND UhAk8k STREETS.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-11
STORAGE

STORAGE rooms for rent Both phones
George Lang Co 1908 Orange
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-11
MASQUERADE SUITS.

MASQUERADE Suits and wiga 10 hire.
Specialists in paints and Inake-ups. Frank
BiesInger. corner Fourth and Walnut street.
Phone b259 "
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-11

BOOK KKFErER-A Assistant double-entry.
who can also operate typewriter. Apply
Conlcy Bros or phone 62l.
bright Young lady for once work Must
have soiEt knowledge of typewriting Ap-
ply & - Every Evening oficc.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-11
MALE HELP WANTED.

ASSISTANT to sexton or church. Prospect
fun charge later Apply $500 Boule
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-11

PRINTING ENGRAVING ,EAdBoSSING
] An SIliA. GIVING REASONABLE
sEEF ICE both quaIitv ana delivery
Chas H. GRAY. Printer III Ea9t Eighth
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-11

AIJTOAfCBfLFS-W buy -ccnd hand
automobiles for parts. ANY condition
Adams street Garage, yof North Adams
street Phone 4442-W
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-11
MONEY TO LOAN

FIDNET To LIAN.
DELAWARE MONEY LOAN OFFICE.
Licensed and bonded Advances made on
watchee diamonds. iewslry Rose. Prop.
II = se Yenth street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-11

RT,TGk roadster si1-cytinder Al condi
: tiun Practically new tires security Pire-
:! proof storage Warehouse. Sixteenth and
Market streets
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-11

AUTOMOBILES 10 sou wish - sell or
buy For Information call II &. Brad
ford Hell 1905. I52n Delaware Axe
AiTUMDBiI.ES-P Parts for ali Enstes Of
automobiles nep and Second hand springs
xhaels, firnr. tubes and all parts Adams
street. Garage. 3U2 Adams stryrt. Phooe
4442-W
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-11

FOR sALE-BEAUTIPUL HOME.
NEAR TWENTY -SEFkNTH AND
fOkCH AND hEATkK ALI. ThE
MEMS. POSSESSION OCTOBER
Is if iUU WANT 4 GOOD, MOD
xRs HOME AND POssEssION
TOO. DO NOT MISS THIS BIG BAR
GAIN. APILi J. HDWhED GDR-
DON. ot5 ORANGE STREET
FOR sAi.E-six room house. bargain. Ap-
ply 10 Ii. Cioud. 2627 w. Eighteenth
street. Phone 5a5b.
HOUSE-Seven rooms. lot on each side.
5I2 y. Ola ymont street. south Whining
ton. Apply \. L. Burris ll5-li7 orsnge ~.
LOTS at Afinqisfisle Two Cheap Cash
or bonds Reason for selling. leaving town.
62l W seventh street
OWN home. Figure up your lAst eight
years rent recrlpts. My pian rtti cost
yon no mors per month. and YOU will own
the home William n. Jones'. S2i Shipey
strect. . a. rri. so 10 .. N
PROPERTY OF three acres on Kennett
pike. sevrn miles from Wilmington. Old
shade. ID ~. Every Evening once.
BOOMING house TOR sale. Also no furui-
ture and garage good Investment. Ap-
ply 7iS French street.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-08
DELEGATES TO ANT|
TUBERCULOSIS MEET
DEPART FOR HOMES
Arizona Society Adjourns After
Electing Officers and Asking for
Federal and State Aid for Vic
Tins of the War.

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h"lh'7 'l'v'
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-08
Red Cross Seal Doing IT'S Bit at
Ousting an Enemy
Within"

This - q true -.c5y Of n man who
wanted TO so 10 s-r and who enlisted
when the first call .siue.
He passed the ..yagal examination.
He told his frrnds flaJ u was tie proud
est dag OF his lie y .ca be marched down
the street o. bis ! town and boarded
the troop train Tor a. rp.
lie Eloried In the s.rdships u cauip NE.
He plunged into Us routine and went
vigorously through duIl and march and
hayonet and target practice Often ut
was drenchsd 20 me skin By dav mud
often at night be slrpt under scau'y tu5-
erlns. lie scanusl' noticed this, tos ne
vas training to strse a blow for liberty
The blood Of Revolutionary ancestors
flowed IN his veins. After n month OF 80
the strain began 70 tell on nrL While
other men seemed 20 grow strur,sc- be
began to lose weight and %si.ength lie
would not admit ,hi6, even TO h'rrseli
In every camp IN tho Upits0 Stat,s 20.
day tuberculosis cTgoyts are CONC 'utins a
special examination Of recruits 1uoI-
lands Of men who passed the fist 7hysr
cal nation ar being sent nsme Ne.
cause these eTpcrts find their irurs al
fected. Lstert symptoms Of the disease,
unexpected bstc", have Developed nnd si
the hsrdsbirs Of cAair .'s.
This young fehsN zane ~ Ion ,als cN'
nminanoA "a O.. trEsr {. was ;ouui TIA,
he hsu 40 active sac, Of 1ubsfrr'psi>
The fighting t.ood 20 -kevo,uuonE.y an
ccstors iid not Asai to Keep hun In th,
service. lie wa SEA; tOmy. hrpsCE.
hearted.
The record II BIS case ~ on Tile ~ th'
office ct the Nauontl Association for TIE
STUDY aud pruvenacu o. q abcrculYsts ~
Ns~ yora citv. ~1ese q va. s'u' ~ Oh,
iivision surgeon IN 49, .sD"r wfs %
t-Taes' % military Az -r'.trs Fhrt
ratice Di ls dIschdi., I,ra1 tr, $500
.,GtlJu o letter Nas '- 20 ne liralt
Commissioned Of ola Siafs Istns tlst u
ia,sres, himself sad z,'r 't' yn.0g r,n0l
n his fight asains, the JlNnssr
The CnmmuSaioLet answered 'tsu,Iu.
the ASSOCIATION and sss.ss o- bad s-,.
iustr.r',s i-.At5re and vol't see tn,
The ysJlr IN 'e,eissd med ca .trrf
isn Bu' the sssocisiaa do not sig
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-08
The Scrap Book
CONFIDENCE ~ ,lrw on pE>ru


M, soul drinks IL its future lifo,
Like some green forest thrice cot
down.
Whose shoots defy the nNmeu's strife,
And sR,wbrd spread 4 greater
crown.
while sunshine silt- my aged head.
And bountcou- earth supplies my
food.
Tho lamps Of God their soft lights
shed.
And distant worlds are understood.
Say not nay SOU ls but l ,Iod
Resultant OF my hudys powers
She plumcs her wings To fly To God.
Nnd wall rest outside his bowers.
The winters SHOWS are on my brow,
But summer suns motc brightly
glow
And yIolets. Nluo~. roses. now
Seem swcctcr thuu long years ago.
Ns I approach my earthly end,
Much palmer can : heur afar
immortal symphonies which blend
To wclcum, m. from stan TO star
The tomb i- NOT 900 endless night
u b.. % fnoruurhfJrc-u way
That close. 900 20 soft twilight
And opens Don eternal day
Moyct 3D., tur 'o,, uf God. I find
That I must work as did \oltairc.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-08

NJ i--Cettins instruction IN health.
iul living.
Ne Each soldier - thoroughly
examined
40 3-Rejeeted on account OF Tuber.
culosi,
h,t, lHr Anti. lun,r.H 1s,s Society IN
Itnr ...us mau's town r,.ri,cd a lct,cs
Requesting that a truIraI nurse call on
llm aus -et rim o. afrs.I q clinic M
answer 90 ale ssyjug .hs VIII be done,
sua tha' the local authorities viii try %
ARREST tHs disease aud iI 40 the paucnt 3
cure
The n.r under N..r. tnis iuformuu ll
Us gathered vii ue,,r accumulate dust
Seisnef will tho man, other records On
sinllaf cases that are piing up M the
association ut'.ye A. tar as possible
every oiau 90 The tuJai Statcs wuu Is
rejected from the array or Marine Corps
b. . - tuberculosis viii be followed
up Ara Induced 70 take tho 'cure.
"a MAJ seem % fnr o-, from the SAFE 90
RED Gross ChrIaimas seals 20 the STORY
az this uHu The National ASSOCIATION
and rnc American liri Cross. how o.
winch arr Jointly Conducting tar ~
wsh .nc punrr o.. understand ,hai .'s.,
10, ~ cI..r Dnu. .ru.l
Milton, 10 '..ar. $50 u.,'.I l.I ono,
care % uhrr.u Iou, "roIreu" Tho 600
nuyp tina a,s pa.r set Boz motion o.
rirIr uohnft ..>I uu. r.,t 20 s.a.a r N.
,rard Io,sl anu Or 1erulios's a
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-08
FROM OCEAN
TO OCEAN
Women Praise Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound
for Health Restored.

I'm almost every ncighborhooi in
America are women who have tried
this standard remedy for female ills
and know It's worth.
AthOl, Mass. -" Lydia T.. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound has done mo "A
word Of good. suffered from a weak
ness and "A great deal Of pain every
month and nothing brought me any re-
lief until | tried this famous medicine.
! IN q different woman since ! took II
and want others who suffer to know
about it. Mrs. ARTHUR LAWSON, ODD
Cottage ST., Athul, Mass.
san Francisco. Cal. Z" was In avery
weak nervous condition. having suffered
terribly from a female trouble for over
five years. had taken all kinds Of med
irinr and had many different doctors
and they an said ! would have Ia be-
ourratcd on, but Lydia r. pinkham's
Vegetable Compound cured me- entirely
AMI now am n strong well woman -
Mrs II RusskAMp. lli1 Devisadero
ST., San Francisco. Cal.
For special advice In regard 10 such
ailments writ" vdis y pirthsm Ned
iciur Co., Lynn, Mass. The result ~
IL many years experience Is at yOuI
service,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-08
TIM HiNS ABROND NND TIIf,
PNIIIIST~ VI NOM.

Nl'haugh GcrnM A., Will. .t q
friend intrigued arnlust .uE et'o
and order. urr,l Japan and $1,000 ~.
mlH. war uu us. and murdered
men vom.u 1ud children rh.r, 'rc
'ho.. ,mup us prpt, u- .u.f. and
n'r.ug,ur, who rrlr'l.i'. ,h|
Is NOT our aar amt lpr,a. uuaN'" .H
realize that 'ho defeat .. 'H, u.Hc
- vita, Goo H- Nmrric.u $3.50. the
history Of 1876
Tbcu we declared lor independence
move W. fsul 'o m1iu'u'H Do
o. b., NOT merely that Oc FIGHT 100
answer d, udiru.ts and material i'm
jury Guu, u- through attack ON onr
rsH'. ,- , Hl'r. and uu 'h' lives Of
pur .It .z,r. uu. merely Goo uphold our
place among .clf-rysp,ctnr peoples
hat Sal. are 90 war bot Atcra't fer
.lr -err pr,.cr, atop a- a r.pu'lr
Fuuu Root expressed BE- ,"u. rc'o'
sud ,u@lucutly when Do, said The
rn..plcs Tot which H, fight ar' HH.
rr'v iudcpsrdcuc, aru o.r Nm'r.'a
country ard our American ulr
IS. are rgh'!un THAT th, Grrnn
doctrine ~ mlgui tH... rau' -HH''
.ui rule th, world 'Hr' ,n, u'nu
- uc world shall moi pcrf,r.' Doe"
come p.. r- OF H u,o'--IE. mlII' ur..u
-."-.- Gaze.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-08

hy.l... conscious uf 3D. feeling ui
luu,Iiuass remembered what . d.
had said chat morning There $50.
somcthiu. unpleasant Iu TINT i-"It-
ton. something To- make one look
IourIurly down t.. earth. to make one
wonder whether wp shall ever really
feel ~ home boo to-, t.r 7 too Ionrnd
for th" sound ur hum0n voices aud
400 that heard was The ruur OF the
motor pHH the swish ~ noe" wind
through wires and struts. -uuuo.
whiun h1y, mo- human quality 900
th.m. luU trn mo- NOR, companion
able than tu, tapping OF 'u' waves
would Boo 20 3D. MAN lIr.i' uu % rHtt
Iin midovcnn.
Underlying tins feeling and. uo
doubt boz pg.' responsible Tor o. was
tho kuowl,Ig, of th, fp|luiI.tt Of that
sromiuG', p'rfo,f mechanism which
rode ST" steadily through tho H of
the uulua |r,-puu.' WHICH that BOO.
lcuiuu- arrangement of tuuu.uIt'
imatt'r would make o. 1000 eternal am,
1 measurable law II 3D. Few frajl wire.
! should part of the equally thick hu.
less ~ph,IrmJtIc resuun#. OF auotho0
TtIlihlc mechanism DIuInlo of regis
teriur horror capable - |s said. OBJ
passing DO. pust nfr boo review bon thp
spnc, "f e few seconds and hon
capable Of becoming equally Iuaui
mn'o matter -Juu,- y Han boz IA
Atlantic
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-08

The world vaun"t Ii,, 100 peace with
d people that commits. or permits hci
sponsors TO commit Boo their maine. th.
foul acts ot treachcry. of vandalism
Of bcstiality IT murder that nav,
marked tho trnil Of the German arm,
over Europe.
one doctrine ur the other mus, pre-
vail, either the German brutal right
Of might ur Tho civilized might %!
right-vuc ur the othcr-m Ia sue
cumb in this conflict Ia 'hc death.
And should 90 uo the G,rmau doctrine
then shall vi, fan under the domino
ton of 70 people that have robbed and
raped and looted ana burned ans ljh.
ed. that the "kuHur ~ q military
oligarchy shalt live
Prussiaulsm BE- dcyuid of h"uur
ruth. Justice cor mercy as its ~ 1ct-
have proved. and be- ,Iof"1l b. "a ucces-
ary FIRST step Tor the peace 90 tn
world and tho freedom ~ ciyiiN,-
Itiou
For the safety oJ American m.litu.
uion- ~ must be destroyed FOR tho
safety OF American freedom. yours and
mine ana an Of as
Nor l- the fighting all To- bee done pS
our soldiers ia France and noig.um-
here IS lighting Co n, done Hy thr
patriot, at home
Already We are invaded h1 Ger
many. the buchr advance is To- CUR
midst ~ surely as though 30 wore ,piN
hclmci, instead ~ tile cmblcm cot the
" " and the racins'~. speaking
ana writing both G,rmtn and English.
| A. their spies and gents undermined
RUSSIA. -o alSu th,y secN tu shake the
very foundation ~ this republic
| through the contemplate route - iu.
ripuc ana plot amt discussion breeding
propaganda
Nnd directly and INDIRECT, the, ere
WORKING through some 90 the German
aud % vera few American urvspa-
pcr-. throurh .hr ra Fuu'''c-. S.pucs.
| VJrdam1n-. Hardv.,N~ Gruurts Et
irhius Reeds. Hearts, GIddcrs. starr
~lordaus LochnorS NcrccEs. and ail
he more ignorant but equally dt~i"yol
of the pacinst.- the Q ~ " rapblc.
", must shut tho mouth ~ -cditipl.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-08
oIT or TnrIR owN MOuruN

't'ur uoN' war wil, Zee FOUGHT
FOR tho hi4hcst Interests ~ our
courtr, ana Of mankind Thu.
will invest u with importance
IN IN, worlds history World
power or downfall" viii bc our
rillNiuE cry
Keeping thls .dra before us.
We must prepar, Tor wuI win
IN, confident intention ut COM
uuiriur and with the iruu r'-
solve 20 psr=erN,rc go tho end
Cosuc what may - Won
Bernhard Germany and The
NcNt War tlHl1r trans. l'li
D. 1885,
49,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-08
TRII lnInNGI

Tru, courage b. not Incompatible
with norvousncsz aud hcruisiu doe.
not mean tho ahs"ucc ~ fear. but tho
conquest % IT, Henry Van Ivt"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-08

Through the combined sciences OF
paimistrN ana ,~latrvoyance ! can tel
the stofl OF YOUR life from the cradle
10 the grave Asking NO questions. Hud
with no prior knowledge 90 you, { -
veal to buu facts regarding your pas
and present NE hat you thought Wert
known only to- your innermost self
Having thus convinced you Of my abll
IT'S. { draw aside the Veil of futurltN ans
display TO your wondering eyes tht
Things thai are Co be- iu your NE BE-
the years 90 come WIZ should you Sc
blindlN through ltto meeting WITH ian
urc II YOU are mental. sick, Z can
remove the cause ~ your home" ~ an
unhappy one fiul the cause, ha,. ~
removed the unhsppin"ss viii disGp
pear viii ddyis" you how TO sue
coed On mining Investments, changes,
travels make right Investments YOU
then can make money when wrong YOU
lose. Your ~troubl-g may he NAM
You may believe they Hsunuf bee 70
moved Come and see mo, ! VIII con.
Vince YOU "r make no charge Theirs
Hr" things leo Euuf lie that are work
lrE against YOU Th"N mas h" re-
moved on may develop tn' powers
gutt arc dormant Within NpI. which tn
Ecfhrf With gu lruresos OF your per
roual AND animal magnetism 'nu may
hrinE into NE suu ess euushiu" and
happiness
II you wish fp succeed Boo any bust
moss undertaking consult me can
pvf 5000 on fh' |irN' road ~ .uu 90"
sire fp win bon love pr Poo reunited WIfu
-ow' one from whom -uWe trouble OPP
arrangement separates Nuu. 4 IAN AND
viii brIp .uu fn ruIu fho desire uf your
heart A." 'ou tired ~ helms poor amt
Twins O. fruU. Nau1 .f1. mouth rNiHt
'uuV o. sp. ,nW. 100 me ana VIII
show ,pu , u"'r.r waN Life Is mot
half so much of % wNvi"rF a. SOME
people would have WON believe 10 EDu
have studied mon" than Natures nWr
. a
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PROVERBS AND PHRASES.

How many people tive ON the rcpu,1.
tiou Of the reputation the, might have
malc.-Holmts
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-08

That Do the hittcr"s, OF all Goo wca-
the yoke ~ our own W|ruugdu.Hl
George Eliot.
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When God is plan ruin for o
man, tie iirs, d,pti',- hIm uf hl'
reason -AuouN Uuu-
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ENcra piece o. var. ,nut wp du
which 10 well dom. ls much help.
every piece ~ pI,f'u-D Hud hat.
h~,lrtedno.s is -u much hur. N.Iilu
Murtis.
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Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1918-04-19
$50 HORSES WITH YANKEE.
Big Circus Has the Finest Display Of
Horses Ever Assembled.

1t has been said that one of the great
est assets of a circus is its horses. If
this is true the Yankee Robinson three
ring wild animal circus is the Standard
Oil of the show business. Over five
hundred horses and ponies are carried
by the big show. Among them are the
finest dapple grays and blacks in the
country, most of them being purchased
from the heart of the best horse coun:-
try in the world, Dallas county, Iowa.
If you are lover of good horses you
should not fail to visit the stables of
the Yankee Robinson shows. A ma
jority of these horses are displayed the
morning of the exhibition during the
street parade.
With the big wild animal show this
year, sensation after sensation in the
animal line will be shown. The wild
animals are all actors with the Yankee
Robinson circus.
The big circus will exhibit at Cresco,
Friday, April 26th.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1918-04-19
ALBION.

c.. A. Wells properly entertained the
measles last week.
A very welcome rain visited our 10.
cality Monday and Monday night.
Otto Gunderson is able to be out
again since his recent illness.
J. E. Wells, of Cresco, visited Sun
day at the home of his son, j. w.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Pierce entertained
the latter's mother and sisters of Cres-
co Sunday.
Albert Nichols and wife autoed to
Preston and Harmony Sunday.
Anna Aberg, of Cresco, is spending
q few days at the home of her sister,
Mrs. Theo. Gunderson.
Glad to note that the patients of the
C. A. Holcomb family are able to be
out again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Nichols entertain
ed relatives of Cresco Sunday.
Mrs. Ferree and children sccompan-
led Rev. Ferree to Albion Sunday.
w. P. Clark and Mrs. Henry Hol.
comb were called to Cresco the first of
the week by the death of a sister, Mrs.
Emma Fifield.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Mackenbmg
of Granger visited the latter's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Henke, Sunday.
Rev. Shoemaker, of Ridgeway, gave
an excellent talk Sunday at Albion in
the interest of the Iowa College En-
dowment Fund Campaign.
Rumor says Alfred lKrueger is pre-
pairing to build home this summer.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1918-04-19
NORTH ORLEANS.

Ben and Dorothy Herriet of Fred
ericksburg, were over Sunday guests
at the C. c.. Brown home.
w. L. Curtis and family spent Sun
day at the A. E. Bents home in Cries.
co.
Mrs. Cora Soltow and family and
Miss Abbie Nelson attended church at
Morgan Sunday afternoon.
~Affs. Geo. Damon was on the sick
list the latter part of last week.
Rev. Collins preached very inter-
esting sermon at Morgan Sunday af-
ternoon. .. ~..tr tA.r
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kakac and chill
dren from Vernon, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
A. Daskam and children, Of Kendall
vile, and Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Rob
inson and children from Hawkeye,
were Sunday guests at the C. c..
Brown home. "
Mrs. H. M. Daskam spent Sunday
at the John Clink home.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Greenhalgh and
Mrs. Watson and daughter Katherine
Of Cresco, attended church at Morgan
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There will be basket social at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Heading
ton next Wednesday evening. Every
one is cordially invited. Ladies,
please bring untrimmed bas kets.