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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-25
SPANISH INFLUENZA
STRIKES VICTIMS
WITHOUT WARNING
Pneumonia Often Results
Victims Seized Without
Warning Make Precau-
ton Doubly Necessary

Much Of tho difficulty expert
cncrd by health authorities In
checking the spread OF tho Spanish
Influenza. lies IN the fact that u
strikes It's victim without warning.
Although state and Federal au-
thoritles are taking every possible
precaution In their effort to stop
the spread Of tho epidemic, tho dis
ease. In many sections OF the coun-
try. has gotten entirely beyond con
troll. and Is claiming Its victims
by the thousands
IL IL universally agreed by all
well informed persons that tho
sures, preventive Is TO get the
system IN the best possible physical
condition In order 10 be able to
throw off the infection. As has
been previously stated. II IL possible
10 perfect tho powers OF resistance
OF the human system no that II
can throw off almost any infec-
ton. not excepting Spanish Influ-
enza, which II one OF the most
contagious diseases known.
Medical authorities agree that
people who are weak and run
down are the earliest victims OF
the Influenza epidemic. II you
find yourself weak or losing flesh.
or II you arc In n generally run
down condition. you are really in
great danger II you should come In
contact with the Influenza germ.
As a powerful rcconstructivc tonic
and system builder. Tanlao In with
out equal. This is n statement OF
facts and is fully supported by
recognized authorities. According
10 all accepted reference works. in.
Guiding the United States DISPENSE
tory. Encyclopedia Britannica and
leading text books used in the
school OF medicine. tho principal In.
gradients OF Tanlac possess the
most valuable tonic properties
known 10 science. This statement
Is further proven by the fact that
millions OF persons who have actu-
ally taken Tanlac have testified 10
Its extraordinary merit ms n medi-
cine.
Tanlac restores health and
strength TO the weak and rundown
system by enabling every organ OF
the body to perform it's proper
function In natures own way. II
creates n healthy appetite for good
nourishing food. and is an ideal
strengthening tonic for persons who
are In n rundown condition and
who are suffering from the after
effects OF Influenza, Grippe or
Bronchial troubles.
Tanlac IL sold In Seattle by Bartcli
Drug Stores under the personal dl. |
rection OF special Tanllc represent. !
Observation-Disclosures
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-25
THE MAN"

and now everybody II saying to me
that look better than ever before. I
tip the scales at 1872 pounds and /
am back working again to tho as.
tonishment OF all. I feel splendid,
and, people say I am looking better
every day. ! must tell you that ey.
cry word have written is true, and
l can prove It by hundreds that
knew Of my condition. Jules
Friquet. 5f1 West First Street, Los
Angeles. Cal"
Warmers Safe Diabetes Remedy Is
made from herbs and other benefi.
cial ingredients and has been on the
market 40 years. true indication
OF it's value. Get bottle today.
Sold by leading druggists every.
where. Sample sent on receipt of
ten cents. Warmers Safe Rene
dies Co., Dept. 5si, Rochester, N. X.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-25
Old Herbal Remedy
Used for 40 Years in
Relieving Diabetes

most satisfactory results
hav4---been obtained In combating
Diabetes by observing certain
dietary rules and the judicious use
Of Warmers Safe Diabetes Remedy.
an herbal preparation Of 40 years
successful sale.
Following is letter from q CRATE
full user:
This letter Is the best proof that
] am still alive. Your medicine Is a
miracle TO me. My weight was re.
duccd from 157 to ia pounds when
I left the hospital. left there Aug.
9Th In despair. Hundreds OF people
that knew me said 1 would never
live to return to my studio. After
leaving tho hospital, I saw your
'Ad' In the paper. / began It's use
Aa1 ~ once commenced To improve,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-25

pink zoe to lie. washington eo'orsd
syArouaTrp PEACHES - Retailers
pay. fancy. 10. isse 10 itse, ehoies
fsNo 20 lie. consumers should pay.
fancy Use 20 zoe. choice lee 20 isc.
rHu Ms Retailers pay. large Italian
varsity fs.c TO lee. medium - G
20 lie! consumers should ray. large
Italian variety lee 90 ise. medium
isAr 20 ites
RAIsI>s Retailers pay. fancy seeded.
ts.os pkg.. tesc 20 lie. choice seeded
ii.os pkg sc TO rse. consumers
.houia pay. fancy seeded ishe 20 ite.
choir. seeded D. 60 ice
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. par. per 100 ms.
tie TO tt,f;. consumers should psy
wrrAnAoAs- Rs,sn.rs pay. per ice
s.. nee 20 si's' consumers should
rsusors- Retailers pay. per ice ns.
tiss 10 tiss. consumers should psy
.rr,rs coed. psv sss. eon.um.rs
should yAy siss % - %. fasey eating
81 frut stand sppiss. tfte to o. o.
CAS>TD sat.NO~-nstsiisss psy. per
dos. PUGET sound noek.y.. sIs. fiat
ttss 10 tsst. TN. fiat tsst 70 siss.
IN tall l:s 20 siiE' Aisssa r.a.
IN. tall. ssts 70 tfse. ptaka
IN. tall. tiTt 10 ust. eonsanssss
shouia par. per can. fuss, SQUAD
goekeys. y 10 fsf zee 20 1kc. ID Tat
ne 60 sec. I'm. tall ise 90 fte. Aiassa
red. In. tall sse 70 zoe. piaks. In.
tall lie 20 toe.
tHfsu ft~ft--
GOLDFISH Retailers pay. In. ertes
lie a. tf.o. .~ trtrk ifr 10
i7he ~ huik fsas 90 ts4e n. cor
sufasrs shaaid par. !. -. hrtek zee To
ste. I'm brick isas 10 Tee -. bulk
ite 90 lie n.
nAfiBtrr. retailer. pay ise 20 Toe n. :
eoa.utnsF. should ssy. dressed. zee
70 .tr n.
PINK SALMON. retailers pay Toe 60
f.e n eonsssnsrs Should par.
dressed. lee 20 Use n.
SILVER RsfsNoS. rsfaiiers pey tse
20 isa n! sonsasnsrs snsuld psy
dressed. Tee 20 zee ~.
SOLE. rs,siisr. pay - 10 $40. css-
sssn.fs shsaid pay sse 10 'eo N.
RAftt.E ftsH thiatk cod. retailers
pay i've % lee n.
TOM COD tvhoisp, r.taiisvs pay 20 70
Sc n consumers Should PEP sSe n.
TOM COD firsarsf). consumers should
psy Use n.
fIxo COD. r~ssiisrs pay &c to se n.
sonxursssss should pap ice % i-Ae n.
RED ayfaPrEit. retailers pap Sc to &c
n. eoasamsrs shsuid psy iso TO
Itse.
csRP, retailers pay o. 60 Re NJ con.
sumsrs saosis Par ssr 20 toe n.
HERRING. retailers ray Sac TO a. 10 {.
consumers shoaid pay We 10 aes n.
sinsicstss change from last issoe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-25

saxe-Coburg Gotha uol. sax~Alten.
burg I'D. Anhait t,l. SAKE Meinin.
gen uD. saxeweimar tsD. Seven
pr.nc.paiities. Lipp- uD. waid-ck
usl schwarxburw Rudolstadt On.
schwarrburg 8 n dcrhausen as.
Reurs. older line ns. ReuSs. young
cr line teo,. schaumburK Lippe fsn,
The territory of Alsacc Lorraine has
no direct representation In the
bundesrat Its two commissioners
having no vote.
The small map shows the cities of
Metz. Stassburg and Cobienx. occu-
patton OF which may b. demanded by
Gen. Foch preliminary 90 an arnis-
tice. They are Cermany's strongest
dcfens~s on her western front The
first two are In territory taken from
France In 1870.
-
Now Zealand has an annual death
rate OF less than I per ccnt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-25
WHY HAIR FALLS OUT

pandruff causes q feverish irrf'a-
ton Of the scalp. the hair roots
shrink. loosen and then the hair
comes out fast. To stop falling
hair as once and rid the scalp OF
every particle Of dAndruff. get a
small bottle OF Danderine ut any
drug store for = few cents. pour a
little in your hand and rub well
into the scalp. After several appii-
cations all dandruff disappears and
the hair stops coming out.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-25
BREAKDOWN IN
WIRE SERVICE
OFTEN TRAGIC

Tho telephone and telegraph ser
vicc" that In enjoyed by tho citizens
OF Seattle In. for tho most part.
n farce-and sometimes II n a
tragery. Some pathetic things have
happened during these recent days
Here In ono case out OF many
that have been brought TO The
Star:
ON Sunday. Oct. 20. NJ 10 n M.
the 1T Joseph's hospital In Tacoma
sent tho following wire 20 Charles
Jindwali. 1909 Denny way;
Your nephew. Gus Lndwaii. II
very III with lobar pneumonia"
Tho message was not delivered Mt
Lindwail's residence.
on wednesday. Oct 20. LindwnIl
received n card thru the mail ask
ing him TO call Mt tho Cherry ut.
office for telegram No. G. 1856
when he called. the telegram was
found after a long search.
ON Tue-dny the nephew died
without any aid or comfort from
relatives
John IAndwail. brother OF Charles.
states that he tried 10 get into
communication with tho hospital
over the long distance telephone.
but could not ret connections
Ladies' garment workers In NV
York city have been granted a 20
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-25

an forcshaiowfng the early constitu-
ton OF n health ministry. Lord
D'Abernon. head OF the British liquor
control which has GU. the consunp-
ton OF alcohol TO about one-third Of
what IL was before the war. is men
timed for minister.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-25

German federated states having
In the bundesrat. tn
GLIDING the three free cities Of Ham
burg. Lubbock and Bremen. Four
kingdoms. Prussia lnA Bavaria ca.
Saxony e1l. Murttembers ca. Six
grand duchleS. Baden 90. Hesse 90,
Mecklenburg. schwerin ca. Meek.
lenburg. Sterlitz tl. oldenb
tp. Brunswick 40 Five duchies.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-25
HEALTH MINISTRY IN
ENGLAND Is FORECAST

LONDON. Oct .5.--Lloyd Georges
recon, statement that you can't build
an Al empire on ca citizens. In taken
By nearly all the British newspapers
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-07
THE RESULT IN KEN #.

Special Correspondence Of tNcry Evening
Dover. Eov The Democrats have
carried kent county by naIoritIe~ ranging
from 100 II 70
They have also elected five members
OF the lower house Of The General Assembly
ono each from the Second Fourth Sixth.
Eighth and Ninth districts |. NJ Price
OF smyrna was elected State Senator for
he First Senatorial district of Kent
county by Il substantial majority Four
ont OF the five members of the Low
Court ono from the Second. Fourth
Eighth and Ninth districts. have also
been elected. giving the Democrat, CON
trol of the Kent county Levy Court with
eight Democrats and tWo Republicans
The Republicans, elected members of
the Legislature from the Third and Fifth
Senatorial districts. James I Alec. lr
and u allace : Handy They also elected
members oi the lower house III the First
Third Fifth, Seventh and Tenth dis
trlct, being gam for tho Republicans
in tho house over two ears ago from
Kent county 81 two, those from The First
and Third districts
The fight over eenatorShlp IN tho
Third Senatorial district including Dover
with ,Tam"> I \llet Ir n he candidate
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-07
FACT|ONAL f|G I
COSTLY II SEAFOrD
Turned Banner Democratic Dis
trict in Sussex Over to
Republicans.
Special. l.Ccrrcspondencc of Every Evening

Special. Correspondence of Every Evening
Seaford Nov. THE loss oi Seaiord
hundred hv the Democrats on Tuesday,
was a severe blow To the party organl-
2atiop The candidate for Representative
Charles II. O'Day, was defeated hN =
majority of Iq2. There has been II split
here for the past two wears, due TO the
party organization not supporting William
+ Allen. the party : nominee Tor Senator
nj the election two wears ago. Nllcn =
:. yo,nr business man of ~catord, and had
the backing of practically all the Young
voters Of this district hnt the party or
canization openly fought him nj the polls,
the result hcing the election Ivy one vote
OF Edward Brown, the Rcpubicas candi-
date
At the primaries this year the organi-
7ation named O'Dav for Representative.
and ;, great many ut Mems followers
refused to support him Several oi the
leading Democrats who wanted h1rmonN
saw what was brewing and cndcaVorcd
to get the two warning factions together
but IL no await
The result of this split has turned tho
banner Democratic district OF NuSs"N
county over 10 the Republicans aud ~
TucsdnVs election II not only defeated
the Democratic candidate tor ReprF-
sentative bv m overwhelming majority,
hlIt was the means ot the head oi th'
ticket losing out hN l. majority Tor br.
Ball oi | mtcd States Senator
Sc:sford hundred has given As high n
so Democratic majority and seldom
fcli below 200 Il was the one diStrlci
in the county that vas always booked
upon 10 pull the party through when me
vote Was cloSc. hut now that the ms
iuriry oi power has passed 10 the Rcpuh
jIcan- Ii i believed tirt great pressure
and sacrifices II, both the warning factions
will b. made ID bring them 10 a polnt
where they must regain their "nc-tinc
power here.
Singular mcldcnt 81 h- election
is that Joseph Z Lord. the RepuhIlt1n
caudliatc Tor Representative defeated
Charles l. n.Dtv. the Democratic as
pirant hs the >omc number ii votes thai
Nllllam l. tlcn was cIt two NeHr~ ago,
Ia1
\uothcr incident that rn~i thc Demo
crat~ lor, - votes W;,~ he ilr ttai thc
headers 81 he p1rfS talicd - gets iuit
Democratic strength ont ou registration
,lav~. the result being many D'noerafe
Y ho hHsr he,n voting the tirkcf ~ntidtN
fur wears did not grt registered and e"iid
not vote
Taken rIto3ot!ser. Tuesday election
W > d,~.nql falur froa + Democratic
~..indl,ont IN >,4torl. and i ! hoped q"
otItconc viii y, IT. means ot brngng 80
arthcr the factions. which, vii surely
r-"c ~. party i thc present method
81 Sighting one another i ~. Stopped
Nsnv leading Democrat arr hopeful
that ih., reconciliation VII hc made at
an carh i ~ anl i movement already
= under N4, looking ia The election of
q Democratic senator two Years hence,
and the restoration of the banner Demo
cratic hundred Of the county to rs former
pF id position
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-07
RESULT IN SUSSEX.

Special Correspondence OF Every Evening
Georgetown, Nov On the face oi
the returns. indications are that the Re
pnhhcaus have elected the entire State
and county ticket in this county bv more
than 00O majority. There was a big
slump in all of the Democratic districts
although when the Republican and Pro
grcsslvc vote OF two years ago Is combined,
the EcfTocrats believe that they held
their own except in two or three Of the
precincts
The main fight seemed To center on
DIR G. r Layton for Congress and W. III.
Bookhammcr for Levy Court Commis
sioncr and the Legislative branch In
most eases the balance Of the ticket was
carried with them.
Returns indicate that the following have
been elected To the Legislature from this
county.
Representatives First district Harry
T. Clcndaniel, Republican. Lincoln City.
Second Charles W Parker, Repub-
hcan Greenwood
Third Joseph B- Lord, Republican,
Seaford
Fourth James T. Lloyd, Republican,
Blades
Fifth Harvey ". Hastings. Iemo-
crat Laurel
Sixth benjamin I Jones Republican,
MIllsboro
seventh Elijah " Bunting, Rcpub-
llcan Sclbvvlllc
Eighth John u Warrington. Re
publican llarbcson. Il -
Ninth Hiram : Smith Republican.
Georgetown
rcuth ~llas J Warrington, Rcpub-
lcan. liarbcson
State Senators Flrst district Isaac -.
Short Republican,. Milford
THIRD Ast BENNETT Republican.
Franklord
FIFTH James carey Palmer. Rcpub-
bean Milton
Il wa~ seemed shortly after the polls
opened IN nearly every district, accord
my Is reports, that there would hc plenty
ol Republlcan funds II Georgetown hun
dro,l which Il normally Democratic by
about 80. he Republican Representative
There wae change IN more than l5O
rotcs The talv showed Il 10 hc q great
slump anG q repetition 81 Nddlcks days
W better proof. the Democrats SAY, iS
ncc,icu han 10 take the face ~ the returns
IN tins Istrlct to show that plenty oi
money Na> used " soon n~ the float
crs were voted hN the Republicans
some were scon tn wcnd thclr way into a
building. where II IS SAID hquoi was hand
al out It Is believed that with thorough
investigation. Senators salisbury and
congressman rolk have j chance 10 con
tc~t the election II DI Bali and Dr
LAYTON
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-07
DEATHS

BIDpLE- IL til. c;t. on ortos,cr !. 1915,
sylvester = Riddi, aged s9 years
a,arizatiou, with which hp was connected
arc invited to attend n funeral se~yiccs
81 ~ late ~esidence l4Z2 6 Ci"'Ntnu: street
on saturday evening, November @. at 70
O'Clock Ipterment Barratt Chapel.
Drl on SUNDAY
Co\NOR In this CITY or November r.
1918. William J.. son, Of William and
Mary 4 ConnOr aged years
Relatives and fri ends arc invited 70 attend
he funeral from the' residence Of MS par
cni> 21I North Broome street. on Friday
of the holy angels - PauIs Church.
lnterment Cathedral cemeter!- Auto
mobile funeral
DFRTZBACH In this city, on \ovenbe r
s. 1915 John Dertzbach. aged 4 years
Relatives and friends are invited 70 attend
he funeral services al htS late residence.
O'Clock. lnterment az aiivcrbrook ceme-
terry.
EMNioN, Jo,>ie G Emmons aied Tues
day al / o'clock aged Is ears
Relative and friends ara invited % attend
he funeral services al Chandler parlors
pa Wes' Nsnth street. on FRIDAY morning
al II ciork Iniermrnt a. Nj Moriah
cemetery Philadelphia
JOSEPH In this city. on Noyembe. ;.
lql> MARY Joseph
Relatives and friends ar invited 70 attend
hast iitth' street on fr;dd1 morning 20
Acfnotr \ ~ O'Clock RCquisIn mass at
:: Mary Church lntermtnt al ath-
cJFal cemetery
IL MITES suddenly a. Marcus HOOK
"A on November = 1915, Daniel. son Of
Laundry aged 9 years
Relatives and friends invited TO attend
the funeral on Thursday afternoon at 2
O'Clock. a. his grandmuther't residence
Mrs ID & lie Kites Ellendale. Del. Inter
inent at Milford cemetery
KEGENER IN this ~ily. on November s.
I@iN. Elsie II wife of Frederick Rcgencr.
aged - year,
invited % attend the funcrai services at
her late residence. go Woodlawu avcnue
On Saturday afternoon a. . O'Clock In
;erment at hiver1icw ceueterg
saIITH--in Cowentown Md. on Novern
Der :. 1915 John K. Smith agfd 20 years
: mont he
Relatives. friends and Delaware Ccn-
mandery.; No 81. 7 Q S Of and G; m ,
No u = @ :. OF 4. p. & W Il *
are invited 70 attend the funeral services
at il0mbardy cemetery on Friday morning
November a. 10 O'Clock IDterment at
Lombardy cemetery.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-07
WASHINGTON REGRETS
RESULTS IN DtLAWAFf
But There is Hope That the New
Members May Well Serve
Their State.
Special Dispatch From Every Evening =
Washington t7orres rondsnt

Special dispatch From Every Evening =
Washington torres rondent
Washington, Nov There was gem
uiuc regre IN Washington when the
news of the defeat Of Senator Nauls
bury was received The same thing can
be said about the feeling among thc
members of the House over the defeat
W Mr. Polk Both ef these men had
made themselves felt III the respective
bodies where they sat and senator
Saulshurv's fairness and skill as a pre-
siding officer lad commended him to
the senators Of both political parties
Their Successors III office are both
mon of previous Washington cxperi-
cnce and because they know the ropes
and have personal relationships which
are always valuable ia Washington
they will not labor under that dlsabll-
tiles which always hamper new men
" hat can hc accomplished for Della
ware they are in an excellent position
10 accomplish, both because of these
facts and because they will he mem
bers OF the political party IN control
Of Congress As far as the local inter
ests of "A State are concerned. i Is al
WAYS Just as we'll that It's representa-
tives should be in this advantageous
position The sting OF defeat Is thus
softcned little for those who are more
interested IN the community welfare
than IN partisan triuInphs.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-07
DEMOCRATS WON ALL
At ELECTION IN KENT
Elected Everything in Sight, AL
though Majority Was Less
Than Usual
Special Correspondence Of Every Evening


Dover. Nov = The result OF Tues
DAYS election in Kent county, show a
Democratic majority for all the county
offices the election of five out OF ten
members of the House of Representatives,
and one State Senator; four out % the five
members of the Levy Court. thus holding
control Of the county's affairs for another
two years. the body standing seven Demo
Gratis To three Republicans two of the
latter. hold-ovcrs The malorltlcs oi
the Democratic county officers exclusive
of the soldier vote, will range from 10
to POO possibly more.
The returns from four of the soldier
encampmcntS were received here yes
tcrday by Prothonotary Ridgely, including
those from Camp Meade. Camp Di,,
Camp pton and Camp Lee Theodore
Townsend and Theodore Ferguson who
went To Camp Johnson. Florida. are cX-
pcctcd here hy noon today. and with the
vote from AL the cncampmcnts IT hand.
they may be canvasscd today. with the
regular county vote
In the Second Election district Of the
Second Representative district. ncludin
that part OF Dover voting at the court
house. on Tuesday the Republican
ch Icngcr a. i voter approached 9
outer lines. gave to the negroes and to
such white mon as he supposed would
vote it, ballot marked for the Rcpub-
llcan ticket
Democrats standing near. when ap-
pr;S,tl Of tins action protested claiming
that the Democratic challenger was not
rcsnrtlng 10 such methods nor would hc.
and that such action WAS not lawful
THAI Ia, t.ckct : gwen bV the Republican
was marked straight Republican ticket
was evidenced hy ono White man 10 whom
= ballot was handed hv tins challenger.
who refused a. Use il, but pat Il IN ms
pocket and on coming out Of the election
room handed the ticket gwen hun at the
entrance nt the lines a. Major NJ gee
Mavor VI gee took the ticket and has II
securely locked ~ ms safe Tor future aC-
tlon prominent Republican, worker.
later approuchcd Nayor NJ gee and asked
hum to let hm -cc the ticket but Alr
VI pcc refused tn d. - FhtS practice
was continued hy The Republican chal-
lengcr H. long ~ hc rcmaincd il the polls
~ one district where 3 Republican
board WAS in control tWa or hrcc tickets
appeared with the distinguishing maTks
"a the envelopes Which proved to con
tain Republican tickets and they were
readily counted but when another ticket
II identical marking on the envelope
appeared Which happened to contain a
Democratic ticket. the board hcSitatcd
lot i while - ta counting II PARTY lea
ders witnessing the trau~tetion advanced
the nra that il the Republican tickets #
1hr ,amc distinguishing mark were al
lowed Ia be counted the Democratic
vote should also bc counted Altcr q
consultation The ballot was allowed to
he counted the same ,~ the other two
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-07
STOCKS AND BONDS
BRING FAIR PRICES
Brokers Take Paper Quickly at Ex-
ecutor S Sale by Auction: Liberty
Bond Under Par

Fair prices Wern rcnhzrd rhis morn
ing II the sale II stook5 and bonds for
the estate II MlS- Mary ID ~ls-on,
Rotert II Mars, executor George t.
Proun was the attorney for he estate
and II ] ~tidham fhe tucfIoneer
Following are The salcs Bonds one
!, per cent Dominion ~ Canada, -
year, $500 coupon szlIed 1916. 10 IT.
II i.lhnv, $50, one per cent North-
ern states Power Cn due. i91i series
ISSUED 1910, $500 coupon s5ss. -
George i Erown teo est.uorclaud
Water %. 30 year $500 gold coupon.
lat and rounding NOR g1gc coupon
issued 1902 s4W each f. t.eorgc T
Brown tuo american Nulcanized Fibre
Co $500 g per cent lst NOR gagc sink
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-07
SPANS CABINET RESIGNS.
Has Been Strongly Pro-German Since
War Began.

By Associated Press to Every Evening
Madrid Nov J after long session
IN the Chamber TO-DAY hntonIo Naura.
the Premier. went 10 NIng kfonso t.
submit the resignation 81 his entire cahl-
net
SPAN attitude during hc war has hccn
I,ul1liuc unless one considers the bribery
and intimidation methods r,sortcd to
h> Berlin Spain has permitted the most
aagrant violations of neutrality by Ger
mans and has let the sinking ot her ships
hv submarines pass almost unnoticed,
until wi,hl1 few days King Alfonso
personally has been regarded as leaning
toward the Allies. while trying 10 main
taIn i position d national neutrality.
The ~hitI ol affairs IN Berlin doubtless has
bowlcd out the Ill-advlsers of the King.