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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1918-08-24
CeChO- -SlOYacka ObeC naSe uYita
jej S nOvym nadSenfm.

Obec nase Baltimorska velice pri,
JENNIE prekvapena byla zpravon, re
Sokolska Jednota Blesk pozvala jed
noho nejv6tsfch Cech1 pTftomne
DOLBY, prof. Masaryka, do naseho
stfedu a ze prof. Masaryk pozvani
Jednoty laskave pfijal. My Cecho-
sIovaci Baltimorsti m1zeme 81 gra-
tulovati, re nam opet poprano bude
setrvati We vzacne spolecnosti pro-
fesorove, jehoz vyznam nynejsi
historic a svetovem vyvinu rosie
dne ode dne!
Prof. Masaryk uvitan bude We
dvorane Sokolovny v nedeli. 25. sr-
pna, 4. hodin6 odpolednf. Pfa-
telsky vecer ku oslave profesorove
ozdoben bude umeleckym progra-
mem pohostenim. ListKy ku We
cirku dostati mono u p. Jar. Ci-
hlaTe, roh LUzerne Ashland ave-
nue., Ceske Lekarne Ora. j. j.
Touly, a Sokolovne Jed. Blesk.
Zbytek pfiimn vecfrku venovan bu-
de nasi Ceskoslovacke armade boju-
jici hrdinne boje "a mofem. jimz
celS svgtt. IS Sc divi.
Pratelef Dostavme Sc poctu
co nejvetsfm! Pfitomnostf nasi zno-
WI posilfme prof. Masaryka jeho
tax tezke praci, pomGzeme nasfm
hrdin1m Ceskoslovacke armady a
pomdzeme sobe samym! Celia We
Teinost zvana jest srdecne. Listky
dostati mono dnes sobotu nejdele
do 10 hodin vecer. Ditky nemaji
pristupu. Zvani jsou jak pani, tax
danny! Ma milou shledanou So
kolovne! Nasi cesti d6stojnici 2
Meade budou narni.
Snbmarinovy neSvar stale ohrO-
zuje.
Ze nemecke submariny pracujici
podel bTehG Americkych stale sta
vaii Sc nebepecn6jsimi nechranenym
lodfm, pTipusteno bylo namornimi
ddstojnfky po obdrzenf zpravy, ze
nemecka submarine zmocrila sc L
pobrezi Move Scotie vlecne lodi
Triumph, vyzbrojila il dv6ma dely,
bezdratnou telegraph obsadila II
vojenskymi namoTniky. Lodi uzi.
to byti ma asi ku niceni rybarskycE
lodic do te Dolby nezli znicena bude
nasi namorni moci anebo po vyko
mani 1lohy samotnymi Nemci. u
rad9ni submarinek pTitrz ucinen;
bude, nenf zadne pochybnosti W
Washingtonu. Valecny department
jest skorem jist, ze aspon jedna x
submarin jiz znicena byla. Zpravan
znicenl submarinek rGznymi OBJ
chodnimi od'mi, jak kapitSni uda
vajf, department nedava nnoho vi
ry. Kdybv vsechny byly pravdive
aspon pet dvacetkrat vice subma
rinek jiz by muscle lezeti "a dn'
moTskem nezli jich zde radio. U
kofistenou lodi Nemei, jak zjiste
no, dosud zniciIi rybafske lodi: U
ma Saunders. A. Piatt Andrew
Francis j. O'Hara a Lucille Selma
re.
Americka LODI Montanan torpe
dovana byla N6mci l6. srpna "a
moFi. LODI velikosti $3.50 tor dc
vazela zasoby ma "druhou stranu
Pet osob Sc postrada. LODI stava
ma byla r. 1913 We Sparrows Point
Zda Sc, ze uloupena lod' Trump
byla jiz znicena asi samotnymi Mem
ci, ktefi pomoci jeif znicili cello
rybarskou fIotu u bfehu Novo Func
landska.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1918-08-24
Ranen ma patnactf miStech

Ranen ma patndcti miStech
Spatnacti ranami ma tele, .jez mu
zasazeny byly nemeckym srapnelem
v zakopech, We Francii, pfivezen
byl delostTelec Archie OFT do ne
mocnice McHenry, ably zde z ran Sc
lecil. OFT byl u Chatteau-Thierry,
kdyz nemecky srapnel vybuchl neko-
lik yardn cd della, pfi nemz OFT
slouzil a tohoto stfepinami tezce
zranil
v temze oddeIeni ran9nych dopra-
ven sem byl PEST vojin, Ernest Sny-
der, jenz zranen byl Chateau
Thierry ma hlave, nohou zadecb.
Cast kosti lebeeni odstTelena mu
byia a. nahrazena byti musela koyo-
YOU destickou. Vsichni raneni W.
soce chvali francouzske anglicke
tanky, pri jichz blizeni Sc Nenci
hr1zou naplneni zmatene prchaji.
Opnstili drady ma radnici.
V pondeli resingovali ma 1fady
sve ctyri radnicni 1Tednfci: White,
McGinity, Abern Sullivan. Vsem
nabidnuta byla jinde postaveni lepe
placena. Die vSeho do sluzeb ma
radnici povolano bude vice zen. V
1tery resignoval patty: w. S. O'Don-
nell.
Deset mladych zen podalo sve "a
dosti uprazdnena mista sedm
muz1 jedinem dni = We stfedu.
Radnice plnena jest nyni zensky-
mi pomocnymi silami te mife, re
politikari = dosud zatvrzeli odpGr-
ci zenskeho hlasovacfho = prava sc
nynf snad obrati budou pro to, "a
by zeny hlasovati molly a oni tax
neprisli sve drahocenne hlasy ma
radnici. Danny Loden vzdycha
"Valka zpdsobila mnoho zmen v
nasem politickeIn zivote. Radnice
pocina vypadati tax jako depart
mentni store ma bargain day..
$50 OSetrOvatelek pOSlan0 z
Meade DO Francie.
V poslednich~ mesicich pOsla'
no bylo do r1znych nemocnic ve
Francii ESQ osetfovatelek, ktert
pfipojeny byly vojenske nemocnic
v tabore Meade.
Skola pro osetrovatelky otevfens
bude pfi nemocnici Meade pfis
tim mesicem. Reditelkou skoly
imenovana byla Bessie Taylor Z
John Hopkinsovy skoly pro osetfo
vatelky.
MOk drahy uSeTr1l meSTu na
YydaniCh.
| Cd /. ledna do 80. cervna 1917
kdyz obycejny smrtelnik nemuse
Ebyti milionafem. ably 81 mohl trcu
fati vejiti do saloonu a skleniek1
bud pro zahfati nebo schlazeni pc
ruciti 81 mohl, stalo mesto vydrzo
vani "radn9ch'' opilc1 $l.175. z
sest mesic1 IetoSnfho roku mestsk
pokladna vyplatila ma tuto tfidu Oh
canstva jenom $100, cili jinymi sic
Wy uSetTiIa SLOTS.
Valka ma sve hr6zy, ale tez ne
kter6 dobre stranky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1918-08-24
Vdlka.

HE k htoku na fronte temeT deseti
mil, nepfitel zatlacen byl ku Andig-
nicourtu Morsainu.
IDA Sc, re celia n6mecka linie ma
front6 tem6r 30 mil mezi Roye a
Fontenoy bude muset povolit a re
dotceny budou n6mecke posice de-
set mil dale ma vychod cd Soissonsu.
Pocet 5000 nemeckych zajatc1.
iichz Sc Spojenci zmocnili nndeli
ma frontach v Pikardii a We Flan-
drech. byl znacne zvysen vcera.
Vetsina zajatc1 padla do iejich ru-
kou v Pikardii.
Francouzi nachazeji Sc jiz pred
mestfch Lassigny a jak Sc oznamu-
je, ovIadaii m9sto to dplne. N6mci
Edrzani jsou pryc cd Chaulnesu Sc
verne cd Somme. PodaTilo Sc Jim
doc{liti docasneho 1spechu proti
Anglican6 tomto sektoru proti1-
token.
Vsechny znamky nasvedcuji, ze
moznost opetne iniciativy Sc strany
generala Ludendorffa stava Sc stale
mensi.
Sest tisic osob bylo usmrceno ne
bo poraneno pFi vybuchu v~Kruppo-
vych dilnach v cervnu, jak vychazi
ma jevo dopisn, nalezenych u ne
meckych zajatc6, kteri padli do ru-
kou Spojencn ma fronte Pikardii.
ze Spoienci stalymi narazy ne
smfrn9 oslabili n9mecke zalohy, W.
svita re dvou zjev1, jimiz jest obje-
veni Sc rakouskych divisi ma zapad-
nj front6 jisty pocet hoch1 rocni-
ku 1919 mezi poslednfmi nemecky-
mi zajatci.
Soudi Sc, ze jiz celia trida 1919
odeslana byla ma frontu.
Nemeetf dopisovatele sdeluji svym
casopis1m, ze problizeli pusky, od-
nate II. americkemu pluku ze
shIedali, ze jsou to brokovnice, z
nichz kazda nabita byla peti patro-
nami, iez obsahovaly broky. Dopi-
sovatelove tyrdi, ze pusky toho dru-
hu Sc priei zenevske konvenci.
Lassigny dobyto bylo Francouzi.
Vedle d1leziteho mesta tohoto. zmoc-
Mill Sc Francouzove 20 vesnice po-
krocili pred do dalky s kilometr1.
Kolem 1000 Nemc1 zajato pred
chazeiicich dvou dnech. Anglicane
ma fronte 10 mil v okoli Ancre pro-
bill Sc do rad Nemc1 zajali jich
jisty pocet. Kolem roztfilene YES.
nice Courcelles bojovana byla zvlas.
te krvava srazka. Pomoci tankG
konecne Anglicka pechota zatlacila
N6mce. Vitezstvi Americkeho a
spojeneckeho vojska zkratila bojov'
nj caru ma Marne, Pikardii ve
Flandrech vice nez so mil. Bo'
jovni cara je nynf 200 mil dlouha
Do Francie pTibylo jiz 80 divisi ma
seho -vojska.
! Nedavno u bTeh1 Anglie anglic
ka submarine znicila nemeckou sub
marinu. Drive nezli j nemeck$
submarine uzTeti mohla. ponoril'
Sc a vypalila dve torpedo, jimiz sub
marina j muzstvo krone kapitan;
zniceno.
Madr;dsky casopis pise, re pr!
bulharsk5 car, Ferdinand, umir'
We Frankfurtu, kan odejel tezce ne
mocen.
Mesto Albert, l8 mil severoza
padn6 cd Amiens dobyto byio An
glicany, kteTi spolu dosahli vsec
mist planu sveho mezi Bray-Sur
Somme Albert. Ma care te An
glicane probili Sc do hloubky mi
v delce sesti mil. Francouzska al
mada vedena generalem Mangin bo
ijujfci ma Disc fronte pokrocila a
ku fece Ailette, cimz vrazila XII
! mezi nemecke armady korunnih
prince Won Boehma. We dvou pc
: slednfch dnech Anglicane zajali pre-
4 5000 Nemc1.
Ztraty Spojencn isou daleko mer
!. 81 nezli kterych jinych pfedchc
: zich bojich.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1918-08-24
Zaifmava byIa

posedni odbocky
doved jak vek ku pace vykona mas vho agitacn Zka
vek BOZ nodviost zem ekosovenh
pFee dosud nevime sb9ratee
dosud hotov moza dohnou do panact doarG
Jim prac ~ iky darcGm Dale uneseno by
pofadan vek nekadenn bazar prospch N Sdru
stopadu pocakm prosnce sebou
zumi, ze musime vydeat neimene $500 dolarG.
Neekejte p dobre Will dokazou veke
Masaykov slbi MIN bo vytrvati zad
budeme krany zada Kdo v1ci nam
chova ko Bosevik budeme baza
ru veEejn6 to oznamme
aoparti ODE Capkoy knhy kem narodu
umstit e Enoch knhovny
dobra reklama nasi vec.
sch1z e hvalen by navrh ku zalOzen "Damskho
Vypomocnho Odboru kter aat bude RUNE
poby ceskoJenske armade Pr Marie Ceka sp
v5bo zorganizov Doufeime najd celia
sovenkh zn ktere ochou bu
dou pro teno d1lezity 1ce.
Danny aday spoup1soben nekde nde lee
odamtud byo defntvne
ptame sme synove dcey jednoho nroda
vhni svobodu anebo ne Pfate6
Sc trochu spoecne ku
rodne byo vice lasky upfmnost denosi bra
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1918-08-24

Pred nekoika dny pfisla nam edna pani pravila:
Dejte aecnych
site po napsat Katefina Catherine nejy9 adostf
vyhove odchazea neepfm uspkojenm vedouc
ze vykonala kus vlastenecke povinnost
Kdo nasich kaan6 nasedova bude KaeFnu?
tax ucinila kazdy nemoh zakoup doarn
snazi vsak vykona vse jim NONE bo Mno phas
upsa spaceji die pfieztos
Tady Cechosovd ktef bud 6 neupsa anebo
zapomina povnnosti eh e prhas sd9ti
ky ty hotove aneb splatky
zadan havni Tadovnou Vaeenych spornfch
sdelit kraan1, upsal
spaceti podobnho
obracime ku jchz tka by dobovo6
heho prosen pfhasi sami
Zvykejme behen vaky, pofadek pomys
yojinov pFiprav 1oku, ehnou
Cechoovacka armada Kusku Sbffi cdadaa
nepsalo by cem sv6 kdyby Unce Sam by
Slow nemel p6l mionu
N.Y. amerct meno, jehoz jsme po
dobu valky zska dostati
nedve Kdo dosud nezakoupi vaecnyh znamek sebe dod
odbocky
lie kn
Evening journal., 1918-01-04
DO YOU SEE IT2

ERE is a news item from the Middle West Of tho
4 United Statesmen from the Middle West Of the
erman Empire. 10 which desire 20 call the attention
IF EVENING JOURNAL readers:
CINCINNATI, Dec 2i -lielf Schrader sixty, for many
years teacher In the Walnut HIS High school, In this
city who died recently at her home in Norwood, left
win by the terms OF which her entire estate, except
few minor requests, is 10 aid crippled German Olders
and their dependents The WILL just ned in the Probate
Court dated July is 1916 That part which Is to bene
nc German soldiers reads:
"Ihe remainder Of my estate give TO the Chancelor
Of the German Empire In trust 10 be used In his Official
capacity at his discretion the benefit assistance
NAMED injured crippled In the IN progress.
their widows or orphans My trustee hall be excused
from rendering any bond Of accounting"
Alto ney Cores his opinion that the beQuest
Is valid but will remain imperative and the fund viii
be held by the Custodian of Alien Property during the
war
no you Il? DO you appreciate its significance?
Here was a German woman who had been entrusted 70
years with the education Of American chdren who had
received, for years American money and American pro
ecton and yet who late July 49, 1916 after Ger
many had perpetrated horrible ourages in Europe after
the Lu itana murders had been committed and when
between ,this country and the United States
practically foregone conclusion, framed such will
favor Of those who had committed such ourages and
failed reframe It In behalf Of American soldiers their
widows and orphans after war bad been declared be-
tween the two countries
There is entirely too much Of that sort of sentiment
at work in the United States. IL emphasizes the sty
adequate tagging Of the hundreds Of thousands
Of allen enemies who at large in this country
they may be recognized at matter where they
may go.
Evening journal., 1918-01-04
STATE HOSPITAL ENDS
YER VII 4 BALAN {

superintendent William II. Hancker,
Of the Delaware state Hospital for
the Insane. yesterday submitted his
annual report to the trustees OF the
institution. The year 1917 closed with
a balance OF $3.50 Because the app o.
priations are always close and con
SIDE. ing the high cost Of all goods, the
balance speaks well for the manage
ment.
Though bids had been asked for and
received, the board declined TO award
contracts generally, but Will 60 In the
open ma. ket for 6. oceries and d. y
goods
The board did. however. ava. d some
contracts William Magginson, OF
New Castle hurd ed, was gwen a year
contract for milk, while the following
awards were made for the next four
months:
Beef. mutton and veal--John 7. De
vine. Of Wilmington.
Bread-Jerry Moynihan, Of Whining
ton
D ugs-Erdman Hoffman. of VIII
IA ngton.
The monthly report Of superIntend-
ent Hancker. which was read and ac-
cepted, showed population on Janu-
ar> 1, 1917, Of 5cs persons. 27s males
and 230 females; admissions during tn
month, 8 males and 4 females; deaths,
males and / female. The receipts
from the pay patients amounted TO
Si,iijl5.
Evening journal., 1918-01-04
MADAME h, IA ser's Shrewdesi
Spy, May be in Wilmington

Is Madame II" in Wilmington to-
day.
She is probably the most adroit. dan
gerous and elusive German woman spy
in the country.
Every secret service operative and
policeman in tie United States IS on
her trail which started from Califor-
MIA few days ago when one Of her
acoomp Gees, Franz Schulenburg was
arrested on charges Of espionage ard
sinister intrigue
The mysterious Madame II" is a
woman whose personal charms and
cultured manneriSms diverted sus-
lpicion even after she was seen in the
company Of known enemy aliens
She is now known TO be one of the
kaiser's directing agents in the United
states with a retnue Of capable tools
for the spread of sedition and terror
isu.
Government agents here say she sent
Schulenburg. held IN San Francisco, to
this country from Berlin at the cut
break OF the war
Madame II" followed soon after,
and from time to time met Schulen-
Lurg and his spy associates who were
crossing and recrosslng the Mexican
lorder 10 supply secret German Wire
less stations sending information TO
the Kaiser.
4 meeting at Santa Cruz. Cal, be-
tween the two was arranged by the
woman while she was in Cleveland
Chic. Her written directions, taken
from Schulenburs at his arrest. fur
ufehae fha anfy elmo 10 bor IDENTITY
thus far in possession Of the secret
service.
II was signed simply Madame H."
That she worked directly under or
Gers from the chief Of the German
"Wilhelmstrasse" is known. Her dar
ing matched her striking beauty ana
unusual accomplishments. She spohe
German with q French accent.
Documents taken from the notorious
Wolf Won Igel former military attach
10 the German embassy at Washing
ton, are said 10 have thrown some
ght on the woman's operations anu
10 have given the COY eminent the first
information regarding her activities.
She is believed 10 have worked at
that time in close conjunction witt
y on Igel.
bcNultuDulEi say ftucIdl uptldliNSe
il San Francisco, admits buying a ton
Of dynamite, 80 rites and Maxim
slencers shortly before his arrest.
lie proposed TO "colonize' q tract o.
land close TO the Canadian border, os
tensibly for Spanish families, but ac
tuRlly, say the authorities, as a mes.
of disloyal Hindus" 10 gather informd
ton as to Canadian troop and ship
moNements for Germany
other nefariOus operations LAID 70
Schulenburg, under the direction Of
MADAME H." by the government, am |
connecting him with the new sps
menace to THIS country Via the PacmI !
are.
mat he Travelled under a Russia. |
passport as Frank Nen1eWsAi au- |
otntf aliases on the Kaisei espiona,
Evening journal., 1918-01-04
EnENrZrR AFFAIns.

Special 10 THE FNENING JOURNAL
EBENEZER, Del Jan. 4 The Ladies'
Aid Society OF Ebenezer NJ l. Church
met at the home Of the Rev. and Mrs
} w Gray last Wednesday evening
Tho program was in charge Of Mrs.
Arthur Atwell.
Under The direction of the Parent
Teachers Association, the second story
OF Fairview school is being improved
The Rev. j. w Gray has returned
home after spending the holidays with
his daughter Mrs James Andrews and
family Of Cambridge, Nd
Mr. and Mrs a F. Buckingham and
family, Mr. and Mrs Warren Buckings
ham and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Hay
mond Buckingham, Frank Buckingham
and son Clifford and William Hardness
were among those who We're entertained
at a dinner at The home OF Mr.. and Mrs
Alban Buckingham, recently
Miss Ruth McGinnss spent the holi-
days at her home at Milington, Nd
Mrs Calvin Ea tburn spent a short
time recently with her sister, Mrs. J.
Boulder. Of Wilmington
Mrs. Warren Buckingham was the re-
cent guest Of her sister, Mrs. L. c
nreltyman. of Wilmington.
Mr. and Mrs William Little and fam
ly were the Christmas guests Of Mr..
and Mrs James Little and family.
Mr. and Mrs Jasob b. Moore and
daughter, Mi Elizabeth Moore, were
recently entertained at the home OF
Joseph Higsins
Miss El,a Dempsey spent a few days
asst week with her cousins the Misses
MacClary, Of Newport.
Harry Bishop, Of WASHINGTON, D. c..
spent the holidays at the home Of the
Rev J w. Gray and family
Mr. and Ms. Frank V Whiteman and
dauehter Mis- Helen Whlteman, were
entertained by Wilmington relatives
during the holidays
MIR. and Mrs II J Davis and family
were recently entertained by their
dauehter, Mrs Raymond nasher, Of
Bear Del
Miss Matte Guthrie spent last We'd
1esday with relatl, es at Christians.
Mr. and Mr.. Frank p Whiteman
Miss Frances Wh.teman. Mr. and Mrs
George KNOTS and family were recently
ante tanned by Mr.. and Mrs Herman
Cook and family.
Evening journal., 1918-01-04
OLD SCOTT AND IT'S sIxTY-FIFTH.

NF ETHoDlsTS throughout the Wilmington Conference
" territory share with the members Of Scott NJ
Church In this city the feeling Of satisfaction the latter
experience that next Sunday they will be able to cele
brate the sxty-nh anniversary OF the founding of the
Scott Church congregation.
During The years that have interviewed since the
initial meeting Of the congregation was held. Scott
Church has done world Of good in community and
its beneficial influence has been felt throughout the
ference district
We congratulate its pastor It's official body and It's
members upon the fact that they to be able to
Indulge n such celebration Sunday will provide,
and trust that untoward circumstance will the
anniversary.
Evening journal., 1918-01-04
FRIDAY, JANUARY a, 1918.
co,nEN6ABLE cOUNcILMAMc ACTION.

~ITY COUNCIL did nne piece Of work when at its
~ meeting last night it passed the ordinance restrict
ing the powers Of the Chief OF the Volunteer Fire De
partmen and yet at the time UNFOLDING in every
reasonable way his authority the companies.
1t is especially gratifying to know that an The Council
men who attended the meeting voted for the ordinane
and that not voice raised against IT or any Of il
provisions.
II Mayor Lawson be wise be will approve Of Council
action and permit the order of things to go int
effect to the end that both the Fire Chief and the m
companies may be held in check and public interest
safeguarded
The new ordinance provides that none Of the fir,
apparatus shall be taken out Of the city without the
consent Of the Fire Chief his assistant that no com
pany shall be suspended from service for insubordna-
tion but that company be fined heavily for such
mi conduct; that company thus fined shall have the
right Of appeal to The Fire Committee Of City Council
and that The right Of appeal TO City Council as whole
shall be enjoyed by either the Fire Chief or the company
in event Of dissatisfaction with the findings Of The Fire
Committee
The milk In the cocoanut is that during a squahbl,
between Fire Chief and insubordnate company life
and property shall not be menaced by the retirement
the company and its appa -atus from active service
The only claim TO virtue which may be made by the
Golden-Fa Company conroN ersy is that il
hatched out such an admi able ordinance
Evening journal., 1918-01-04
A Big ARMY IN
WILMINGTON TAX
ING MARROWBONE
IT GIVES TIE FUNGI
Marrowbone is Made of Iron, Nux
and Manganese and Other
Beneficial Ingredients.
THE GREAT BODY BUILDER

The new way OF making people
strong and well by nllng each bone
with viialzed marrow This marrow
feeds the nerves and gives strength to
the whole body. IL puts PEP into
weak, debilltated people.
Indigestion and all forms Of Dyspepsia
flee from the system as soon as MAR
ROWBONE enters II regulates the
bowels by keeping the liver actiyel
Pale and anaemic women and delicate
children win find wonderful benefit from
AfARROWBONE. II puts color into
cheeks, and makes life worth living We
want every person who wishes 10 be
100 per cent EFFICIENT to make the
following tests before taking MARROW
BONE Weigh yourself; measure your
muscles; lit as great a weight as pos
sible; walk and run as far as YOU are
able; try memorizing and adding; test
your memory as well as your physical
strength in all ways possible. making
csreul note Of the same. Then. after
taking MARROWBONE 10 days, make
the same tests, and YOU will be amazed
at the change.
II you are inclined TO be respondent
o. GLOOMY. or II YOU can't sleep il you
cannot see the bright side Of life-TAKE
ALAhRUWBONE faithfully for ten days
You will then realize its reiuyenating
effects
This Is NOT a PATENT MEDICINE.
Read the formula on each bottle, and
any physician will tell you that il is
made up Of the very elements Of the
human body.
This REMARKABLE REMEDY is now
being demonstrated at Eckerd's Drug
Store, sos Market street Come in and
have a talk with the MARROWB0NE
man, no matter what your ailment may
be.-Ady.
Evening journal., 1918-01-04
Bueher brass sIgns. els shIplay st.--Adv
LEsyES VISITORS.

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
EWES, Del, Jan i.-Dr William II.
Orr Jr., made q business trip TO Phila-
delphia and Wilmington last week
The Rev. Henry r Hall, who has been
confined to his home for several weeks
is very much improyed-Dr Walter p
Robinson and wife and Mrs. Robinsons
father James r Warrington. who have
been occupying Mr. Warrington's farm
near Cool Spring. have moved to d.
Robinsons home at RehobOth Beach
Carl short, who has been occupying
James I. Lana's farm, at Preitsmans
Corner has moved to D., James Beebe's
Louise at Fourth and South streets
William NJ. Lowe, who for several years
has been residing IN PennsgroNe, \. j
move ed his family here in the Phillips
property on King stgeet-ThOmas r
Ingram has been appointed associate
member Of the Legal Advisory Board
Caleb S. Layton and family, Of VIII
ilington, who have been spending the
Evening journal., 1918-01-04
GEMS OF THOUGHT

A woman seldom will admit that their sneakng like
ness is really case Of plain speaking.
Many good woman thinks she has discharged her
duty to her husband by praying for him
==:-:
It is prescribing the Gospel 10 a sick world
unless you command II by a healthy life
:&:-:v
Isn't IL queer how many Of your friends are broke
when you want to borrow a few dollars?
Happy chldl the cradle is still to thee an infinite
space; once grown into man, and then the boundess
world will be too small to thee.
Evening journal., 1918-01-04
WELL NvnRTn WHILE

JUDGE CHuRCHAiAN. Of the Municipal Court, is to be
y commended for the firm manner In which he is
dealing with trespassers the railroads in this city
What he is doing will so far towards breaking up
dangerous and reprehensble practice Nor can II fail
10 be appreciated by the railroad officials who for years
have been conducting campaign Of education and do
ing what they could, with scan judicial support to put
end TO the nuisance.
Statistics compiled by the railroads show that as
result Of railroad trespassng thousands Of men, women
and children have been Killed and other thousands
MANNED II Judge Churchman can do anything 10 ellmi-
nate reduce Wimingtons part in the building up Of
such grewsome figures, it will be well worth while.