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putin, platii destul de larg pc fats
care nu please IND de l1nga mine
81, ca sd Il taiu pofta d a Sc mai in
tOarce la cei carl mi-o trimisera
ii luai adresa, facind-o sa spere ca
ma voiu duce sd petrec 0 noapte Ia
dinsa.
Ma urcai in trasura mea 81 porun
eli sa flu dus repede la domnul dc
r.. -.
Avui norocul sa gasesc. Pc
drum ma 'ngrijisem de-aceasta. In
citeva cuvinte lam pus in current
cu suferintele mele 81 serviciile ce
veneam sal GER.
Flu asa de mirat ca g.. M.
iputllse sd seduca pc Manon incit,
nestiind ca contribuisem 81 ell la
nenorocirea mea, Sc Oferi sd 'si
strfnga toti prietenii ca sd ma aju-
te Gu bratele 81 spadele lor, la Ii
berarea amantei mele. Al facui sd
'nteleaga ca astfel de fapta putea
sa fie primejdioasa pentru Manon
81 pentru mine.
80 Sd pastram sfngele nostru, ~
lam zis, ,pentru un caz extrem.
Meditez eeva mai usor prin care
sper "a tizbutesc tot asa de bine.
I Sc angaja fara rezerva sd faca O.
ri-ce i-asi' cere; 81 dupa ce lam spus
ca nu doream de cit Sd cheIne pc
g NJ. sub cnvint cd re sal
spue ceya 81 sal retie nm ccas ori
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. Te-au inselat, - lam zis,


sarmana copila, te-au inselat. Esti
femeie, iii trebue un barbat; dar iti
trebue unul bogat 81 fericit, 81 n al
sa I gasesti aci. Intoarce-te, 1ntoar-
ce-te, la domnul de g.. M. A.
re tot ce trebue ca sd fie iubit de
zine! Are case mobilate 81 trasuri
de dat. Cit despre mine, care n am
de dat de cit iubire 81 statornicie,
81 81 rid Gle simplitatea mea.
|. Lam mai spus 0 multime de lu-
cruri, orr triste ori violente, dupa
cum pasiunile carl ma turburau pc
'rInd erau mai blfnde sau mai fu-
'rioase. Gu toate acestea, tot zbuciu-
mindu-ma, inflacarile mele Sc po-
tolira 'ndestul 81 'ncepui sa cuget.
Comparam aceast& din urma ne
,norocire Gu cele pc carl lie 'ncerca-
sem mai inainte 81 nu gasii ca tre-
bue sa ma desnadajduesc mai multi
,acum de cit alta data.
Cunosteam pc Manon; de ce sa
ma mihnesc att de-0 nenorocire pc
care trebuia so prevail? De ce sa
MI ma silesc mai bine sa caut un
leac? Mai era inca vreme. Trebuia
eel putin sa-mi dau toate silintele
daca nu vream sa-mi imput de-a
fl contribute prin neglijenta mea
la propriele-mi dureri. Atunci in
cepui sd c1ntaresc toate mijloacele
carl puteau i deschida I'M
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-08-14
ROhANUL UNE| fEF De
La PO[UL NORDC.
De: Marn Twain.
Trad. de: I. Jivi-Ranatanu.
(Urmare).
De: Marn Twain.

sEl aprtinea unni trib ce vina
Gu multi spre nord de al nostru,
81 am aflat ca ell nici odata M a
anzit de fatal meu, llcru ce m a
bucnrat att de multi. 1nteleg, ell
a auzit de milionar. dar nu-i sta
nnmele asa, vezi, el M Stia ca
Ell cram mostenitoarea hui. Pu-
teti fl sigur ca Ell nu lam spus.
La urma nrmei, cram iubita pen
tru mine, 81 aceasta ma mnltnmi.
Eram att de fericita - oh. mai
fericita decit iii poti imagina.
,,Incetnl en- incetul sa apropia
seara 81 ell il conduceam Spre ca
sa. Clnd ne-am apropiat de castel
el ramase uimit 81 exclama:
,,Ce splendidl Acesta al ta-
talui tan?"
,,Tonul lui par'ca ma stra
n,lns prin. inima, 81 ma durea
vazind admirarea in ochii lui
lnsa acest simtamint trecu cit sc
poate de repede pentru ca il iu-
beam foarte mutt, 81 ell parea att
de frnmos 81 nObil. Toata familia
mea de matnse, unchi 81 veri an
lost mnltumiti cu el An fost in
vltat mai multi oaspeti, usile sa
1nchisera 81 lampile de zdrente
an foSt aprinse, 81 cind totul era
att de cald, att de comfortable.
att de inabnsitor, s'a inccput
serbarea veSela - celpbrarpa To-
gOdnei mele.
,,CInd serbarea s'a sfirsit, va
nitatea cuprins pc fatal me,l
81 M a putut rezista temptatiei
de arata bogatiile lui Kalula ca
sd vada in ce nOrOc cazut - 81
mai aleS, de signr, a volt ca sd Sc
veseleaSca de nimirea sarmanului
ON. Am volt sa tip - dar acea-
sta nu ar fl miscat pc fatal men,
asa nu am zis mimic, ci STAN AGO.
10 81 suferiam.
fatal meu sd dnse drept la To-
cnl ascuns, sub privirea tuturor,
81 scoase afara unditele, le abuse
Inalnte 81 le invirtea imprejurul
capnlui men, lasindu- lie sa cada
la picioarele iubitului meu.
,,Da, acest sepctacol aprOape
a Inabusit rasuflul logodnicului
men. Privea in uimire stupida,
81 sa mira cum un singur ON poa-
te avea 0 bogatie impossible de
crezut. Dupa aceia priv cu o pri-
wire sclnteietoare 81 zise:
,,Ah, atunci sunteti d-tra mi
liOnarnl despre care am auzit att
de multi
,Tata 81 ell ceialalti an isbuc-
nit in risete sgomotoase, 81 cind
tata strinse tesaurul fara bagare
de seama, de par'ca era I'm ceva
fara valoare sill duse indarat la
locul anumit, snrprinderea sar-
manului Kalula era 81 mai mare.
Deci ziSe:
,,E posibil ca d-tra sa puneti
astfel de lucruri la o parte fara
lie numara?''
,,Tata ScOase un rfs glorios 81
prostesc, apoi zise.
,,Ei bine, fiecarc va poate Gu
noaste ca nu att fost bogat, pc
data ce are asa mare pret in o.
chi d-tre undita orr doua."
Kalula priv incurcat 81 Isl
pleca capul, insa zise:
,,Ah, da, ell nu am avere care
sa pretuiasca mai multi ca asst
fel de unealta att de pretioasa.
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I N V 1T A r =.

Societatea romina de ajntor 81
cultura loan |. G.. Bratianu" din
Mansfield, Ohio, are Onoarea a
invita- pc tOatc SurOrile Societati,
Clubmi 81 Parochii, precum 81 pc
toti frati RomIm dim loc 81 jur a
lla parte Ia Marea petrecere c,
dams, care Sc va tinea Simbata,
II August 1913, in hala Societa-
til din Louis Ave.
1nceplltul la orele 6 Seara pre-
els. y
Muzica d-lui George Arnautiu
din Canton, Ohio, va distra ono
ratul public cu cele mai frumOaSe
arii de dams 81 citece rationale.
Pretul de intrare: Domnii 80,
damele 25 cent?.
Suprasolviri sc primesc en- ma
re multumita 81 Sc vor cuita pc
Gale ziaristica.
Bufetul va fl asOrtat cu cple
mai gnstOasc mezelnri 81 banturi
recOritOare.
Deci in sperana ca toti fratii
Romini din loc 81 jllr ne vor da
tot sprijinul dior, participind in
tr'un numar cit Sc poate de mare
la aceasta petrecere, pima la re-
vedere am ramas salutinNn-va en-
dragoste frateasca:
Comitetul aranjator.
(84-S5)
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81 nici nu am vazut alt ON mai
inainte care sa fie avut Q avere
att de mare, pentru ca eel mai
bogat ON pc care Lam cunoscut
pima acum avnt numai trei un-
dit h fier."
,,Nebunul men de tata isbucni
din non in un ris ingimfat, Ia
sind impresia ca el nu era obici-
mutt ca sa-si numere unditele 81
sa lie pazeasca cu ingrijire. Vezi ell
numai sd facaa. Gu numaratul9 2
Bine, dar ell le numara in toate
zilele.
,,Numai catre ziua am pntut
vorbi cn inbitul meu; cind Lam
aduS la moi tocmai sa inserase
pentru ca zilele incepnse sa Sc
scnrteze Gu cit sa apropia mai
multi noaptea de sase luni. Festi-
vitatea tinnt mai multe cea-
suri; atunci, la urma oaspetii
san departat, lar restul ne-am
pus pc patnri ce erau puse in
lungnl paretilor, toti in curind
au trecnt in lnmea visurilor afa-
ra de mine. Fran prea fericita,
slngele prea aprins ca sd pot
adurmi. Dupa ce statni asa in
tinsa I'm lung, lung timp, am va
zut forma omeneasca trecind
pc linga mine 81 cufundindu-se
i'm intunerecnl ce Zacea pestc ca
patul celalalt al easel. Nh am
pntut distinge cc era, ON ori fc-
meie. in curlnd acea figura Ori
alta trecu Spre capatul celalalt
al easel. M am mirat ce inscamna
aceasta, insa mirarea mea M
mia facut bine; gindindu-ma la
tOate accste am adurmit.
,.Nu stiu cit timp am durmit,
lnsa deodata am fost desteptata
subit de vocea teribila a tatalui
meu: ,,Pentru numele Dumnezeu-
lui Zapezei, o undita lipseste. ="
,Cineva par 'ca-mi spunea ca toa-
te aceste sunt preludiul unor su-
ferinti, 81 singele incepu sd ra-
ceasca in vine. Presentimentul
fost confirmat imediat: tata stri-
ga: Tot sa Sc scoale, 81 sd puma
nina pc strain" Dmpa aceia is
bucni strigate 81 alergari din toa-
te partile, un fel de umbre intu-
necate prin obscuritate. Am
alergat in ajutorul iubitului mcu,
Insa &c puteam Ell face alta de-
cit sa astept 81 sa-mi firing mini
lie? - Ell fuse deja despartit de
mine prin un gard de vietati, fuse
legat de mini 81 de picioare.
M am aruncat asupra formei in
sultate 81 mi-am plins durerea
pc peptul lui, pc cind tata 81 in
treaga familie isl bateau joe de
mine, adresindu-mi epitete anne
nintatoare 81 rusinoase. El isl
purta pOvara ell o mfndrie nein-
frInta 81 aceasta il facea 81 mai
scump mie 81 cram mindra 81 fe-
ricita ca puteam suferi Gu ell i'm
preuna. Lam auzit pc tata po-
runcind ca sd cheme pc eel mai
batrIn din trib ca sa judece pe
.Kalula meu pc viata.
Cum? zisei Ell, sa fie condam-
nat inainte de Sc cauta undita
perduta %
,Peduta !'' strigara toti intr'un
glas, lar tata adauga in batjocu-
ra: Dati-va indarat 81 fiji cu to-
til seriosi - dinsa va incepe Vi
natoarea dnpa undita perduta
fara nici indoiala ca are sa
o afle !" - la aceasta Observable
toti incepnra sa rida din nOu.
,,Aceste MI m 'au disturbat =
nu aveam frica 81 nici indoiaIa.
Deci zisei:
,D-tra radeti acum; rindul
d-tre sd rSdeti. 1nsa al 'nostru va
Veni in cnrind astantati 81 unti
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-16
|! NJ 'ADOO MANAGEMENT
PRAISED AID CUSSEO
Railroad Travellers Find Much TO
Criticise on Lines Controlled
by Secretary of Treasury.

Washington, Oct l5.-Direetor Gent
cral McAdoo and his railroad admins
tration are finding out, through the new
bureau Of complaints and stiggcst ons
what the people think oi the railroads un-
der government control The pc ople
think many good things and many LA d
They write praise and condemnation of
poici, and individual employees. Some
of their suggestions are dee Jared practical
and many not II is the task OF the bure an
to translate the accepted complaints and
suggestions into action which will effect
reforms. and explain tn all other writer's
reasons for practices against winch they
protest.
Nearly three hundred letters pour into
the bureau every day, and hundreds Of
suggestions already have borne fruit in re-
forms As results, train schedule have
been charged To permit better connec-
tions for commuters, obsolete baggage
practices involving extortlonate charges
have been eliminated strayed shipments
of household goods have been traced
public facilities In stations and coaches
have been improved, inefficient and dis
courteous employees have been discovered,
and even more capable and accommodate
ing railroad men have been commended
and recognized
More than fourth ot the letters com
plain against Inadequate passenger train
service. crowded cars and belated trains.
In most cases The cause Of complaint
cannot be rcmcdcd. but the bureau writes
letter IN answer 10 each complaint. cx-
planning that IN wartime perfect train
scrvice cannot bc exported Cong atIon
at ticket Officers Is similarly explained
From a Pennsylvania town came the
suggestion that = group Of women co-
operate 70 keep he station clean iher
were told 10 60 ahead, aud they did
Il have been trn yelling Hnn 30 Years.
and have spent ten Years waiting Tor
connections At Junction City. kv.
wrote 4 commercial traveller An in
vestigation was started to ascertain
whether schedules actually did dis
ermnate against Junction City
Fhrcp hundred co1nmufera on an frie
tram united II prnlslng Conductor
Thomas Ryan for his long period Of
faithful and accommodating service
Ballard Dunn former Chicago news
papcrnan, runs the bureau. with the aid
OF staff Of correspondents and refers
many important suggestions IT,. the
director general or 10 other rallrodd adj
ministration oticHls
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-16
RevitaIize Your Blood and Put
Your System in Condition
to Resist the Hardships
of Winter.

II IS the str0n2-bioOded nlen and
women who are vigorous and
healthy til Winter, and vino are
not inconNenienced By the cold.
wet dav>. Wet feet done bother
them. sudden changes cause no
inconN NenienCe. and ever When q
cold is caught. because Of con
tact, in a close. stutfy room. with
some one already infected, the
trouble seldom lasts over a day or
two. This highly desired state Of
health IS brought about BY having
rich. pure blood, unContaminated
bv impurities Of any kind.
You may possibly think your
blood Is all right YOU are not
troubled by outward Signs. Yet
YOU have felt tired end languid.
YOU have lost some sleep Or had
some minor ailnent. at timae, but
you regard yourself as In fairly
good condition physically. his
may be true. bur YOU Should take
nothing for granted, You should
not guess that YOU are all right.
The thing e d. /, to make your
self right bs taking 4 good blood
totnc afG inv .gorat0r. SUCH 35
;. ,. ). II Is the best known
blood toms Dl the market today
There + hardly a man. woman or
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-16

Edmond I.aney, Dauphin Isla nd, Ala.
Charles II. Lichtfuss GAINESVILLE, Wis.
Don Londagn, Gentry, Ark.
John G.. McCabe, Cleveland.
Frank J. Palen, Live rpool, n. y.
Louis G. Pizzini. Belt. Mont.
Herman Henry Rabuasch, La Sale, III.
Polidoro Sosa, San Antonio, Tex.
Webster I. Summers, Willow Springs Mo.
John l.. Sybrandt, Mexican, Pa
William II. Wcgncr, Chicago
Paul W. Mueller, Hobson, Tex.
Richard G.. Nicholas, New York.
Albert X. Nord, Carver. Minn.
John Pfciffcr. New York
Robert l.. Ramsey, I.arcopala, Miss.
James IL Roach, Ivan, In.
William Shea, lronton, Wis.
Frank Solomon, Iliawatha, kans.
Henry Stoneking, Birmingham. III.
Fpifano Trujillo, I.umbcrton, \. NJ.
Andrew Ncnto, Brooklyn.
Louis Waldman, Brooklyn.
Oscar NJ Walters, Mckinney. Tex.
Verne @. Wolf, aurora, Ncb.
DIED OF DISEASE.
Lieutenant Harry NJ Turner, Chicago.
Corporal -Chas J Yost, Altoona, Pa
Privates Chas. Baycr, Detroit.
Elder Nj Cole. Grubbs. Ark.
RAYMOND John Dixon. kcwanee, Ill.
Roy W Gibson, Elkvicw, Pa.
Mont IIartsell, Forrcsburg, Tex.
Xack Mussc. Nafs. Va
Emil Tromblcy, Fair Haven, VI.
Monroe Watkins, SNOWFALL, Ark.
Joseph \ Hardy, Pawtucket, II. |.
john Hughes. Commerce. Ga.
Edward \ IlurdCn. Hillside. \. j.
Robert ID Johnson, Roneys Point, W. Va.
Ignatz klopotowitz. New Britain, Conn.
Isaac + Middleton, Mount Olive, Va.
Earl Mills, Finley, Ky
Arthur : Monroe, Nagstafi, Hams.
Otis VIM Morris, Mount Herman, La.
Leslie ~ Newton, Pueblo, Colo.
Nicholas i, OBricn Council Bluffs, Iowa.
Albert J Paul, Evansville. Ind
I.e Roy g Payne, Pawtuckct. r. !.
Fiovd T. Rcavis, Midvalc. Idaho.
Albert + Rickcrt Mount Clemens, Mich
John W WilgIs, Shady Side, OHIO.
KILLED N AERorIANE ACCIDENT.
Corporal John :. Christensen, Auburn,
Ny
DIt.p FROM ACCIDENT AND uTHER CAUSES.
Private lsador tishman. New York
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-16
HOLD BACK YANKEES.
HUN ORDERS TROOPS
Fate Of Western Front Depends
on Checking Advance Of Allies
in We rdun Sector.

With The American Forces North
west Of Ncrdun Got l6.-Iiow great Is
the importance attached by the Germans
tn holding back the tmencans Is shown III
a recent order of General von der Mar
witz. Commander in Chef If the Fifth
.trmy. which has reached American IN
telligcnce officers.
1T IS on the unconquorahlc resistance
OF the Ncrdun front, reads the order,
''that depends the fate Of great part Of
the western front. perhaps rvcn Of our
nation The Fathcrland must rest assured
that every commander and every man
realize the greatness Of his mission and
that he will do his duty to the very end.
Ii they do this, the enemy ; attack
will. as heretofore, break against our hrm
viii 10 hold
With the American Army already across
the MISUNDERSTANDING Inc il might be
expected that the Germans would fall
back rapidly TO their third line Of defense
from Stenay 10 Sedan. bur because OF the
vital necessity Of preventing the Allies
from cutting the lines oi communication
before the greater part 81 the German
forces are able 70 eXtricatc themselves, II
Is assumed that they Will increase rather
th3n decrease their resistance.
II Is believed however BIZ The Germans
VIII not te able IL offer the same sort OF
resistance but, on the other hand, will
aiurt NOR, upcu .orm ~ warfare. much
4, they did north 81 the Ri>er Marne,
concpntr.t lag forces here and there u
r,lace~ rest suitable for DELAYING a general
advance into i SLOWLY compressed area.
When tte British forced then way
..r1:.gh thc second defense near cam
traI Il + pointed alt Fhe tiermau> rap
ldiv fell back 10 Their third dcfcnses, hut
ne ~tratcgleal reasons for their continued
resistance IN tho open At that part Of the
sector l. no; 20 be compared 70 those -
front 81 he lincrIcauS
Added evidence ha- been obtained that
instead oi reducing III, opposition, the
German commander Is continuing To bring
up fresh divisions and TO throw them after
those already broken by the Americans
General von der Marwitz explained to
ms command IN his order that the AIneri-
cans were about 10 attack on the bcrdun
from, 10 try TO push toward l<)nguvon.
he object ol TINS attach. the order
continued Is 10 cut the Lpnguvon-Se-
dan line. the most important artery OF
he Army of the West Moreover, 1t is
the cneinys intention 10 render II I'M
possible for us to exploit the I}rley basin
on which depends III large part our steel
productions.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-16
GERMANS MUST REBUILD
Huns OutlaWed Till They Restore
Countries They Have Ruined,
Says Australian Premier

Pari-. %, IL German with 1e-
ieat Threatening 10 become ) hcadong
rout. now wIincS about peace, said
William NJ Hughes Premier of Australia
Yesterday
.Fndearnr4nc 10 induce President VII
son o intercedc for her Premier Hughes
continued Germany cy ades the PLAIN
blum, questions Of the President, hoping
to gajn time % eXtricai< herself from
Aer fatal position and 70 sa<c the KAISER
and the German Kings aud Princes in
the last Stronghold Of King and military
dc- potIsin
After polnnng ont TIA: German, Is
The best equipped European country
ID enter On peace the Premier said
She must rebuild III" ruined French
and Belgian cities, replace the stolen
machinery. restore the patterns and
trade secrets and compensate the manu-
factrers and workmen Until then we
rannot and Will not admit her to the
family Of nations nor give her z share
Of our raw materials
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-16

Corporals Sidney J. Miriam, Milerton.
n. y.
Lawrence :. O'Connor, Lancaster Ohio.
Harry ii. Shone Oakland, Cal
Wagoner- Frank Smith, Saugatuck. Mich
Cook VIM Fisher, Norrstown. Pa
Privates Elijah Baker, Boykins, Va
Louis Blumenthal. New York
Joseph Brieve, Holland. Mich
Benjamin Bronstein, Philadelphia
Albert +. Button, Chicago
Archie ii. Button. New Milford. Pa.
Anderson B. Carey, Charlotte Court
House, Va.
Ernest l.. Clinton, York, = c.
Roy Pearl Conlcy, Andrews, \. &.
Robert Cox, East Peoria. Ill
Paul T.. Crews, Nanows, Okla.
Harold b. Cunningham, Mamaronek,
\. y.
Clarence J. Emcrich, Webster, n. Y.
George +. Goodalc. Brooklyn.
Joe Z. Green. Mount Enterprise, Tex,
Andrew NJ IIackert, Buffalo, Nyo.
Ralph T.. Halldorson, Chicago
Horace l.. Hambleton. Lancaster Pa.
DIED FROM ACCIDENT AND OTHER CAT Sis.
Sergeant Fife W. Fills, Jr,, Chattan-
ooga, Tenn.
Privatcs ! Harry licavev, Jersey City.
Noel J. Marc-Aurrlc, Worcester, Mass.
Firrnin {. Nanholsbeck. Mlshawaka, Ind,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-16
RAISE RED MEN.
Chiefs Of Three Tribes Elevated to New
Positions in Improved Order.

Raising Of chiefs Of tribes, l. O. X. VI /,
recently are now reported as follows
Lenapc Tribe, No. q Deputy Great
Sachen Milton W. Ferguson, assisted by
acting great chiefs, Great Senior Saga
more John Gerry, Great Junior Sycamore
James Bedford, Great Prophet William
Ferguson, Great Chief of Records ;. j.
Barnes Great Keeper Of Wampun George
Shaferrnan, Great 9annap Frank A. Grad-
wohl, Great Mishinewa William i Schcil,
Great Guard Of Wigwam, frnnk I.yslnger
Great Guard Of Forest Samuel Gamble
raised the following chiefs Of Lcnapc
Tribe. Sachem, John X. Ponscll senior
sagamore, Arthur X. Woodrow, JUNIOR
sagamore, Richard S. Fell; prophet
William l.. Meenan; eannaps, George g.
Byaon, James Il. Osborne; w1rrIors
Franklin Is Joseph, Elmer Merritt, John
T. Johnson, James Moore, braves,
Robert II Fentirnan. William II Strad
SON. guard of wigwam, William !. Mum
mis- and guard of forest, William Il VIII
son.
Hopockohacking, No II Deputy
Great Sachem w. NJ Ferguson, assisted
by acting great chiefs. Great Prophet
George Schnferman, Great Sannap ).
Barcus, raised the following chiefs of the
Hopockollacking Tribe. Sachen, George
papperman; senior sagamore, Wilmer W.
Temple; JUNIOR sycamore james Me
Grone. prophet, Percy l. Bcnlci eannape,
A II. Craig. & A Young, warriors. VII
lard Taylor Preston Walker, Z II Peter
son. Charles hIeecherni braves, Leroy
Crozier, T " Alcxandcr James Halliday.
f. l. Young guard Of wIgwam, ] NJ
Quincy. guard of forest. i b. Donnclly.
Minqua Tribe, No Deputy Great
Sachern Frank \ Gradwohl and hi- staff
raised the following chiets. SacheFn.
Thomas T. Douglass. senior sagsmore
GharIes /. kcnneY, junior @ngauore.
Alvin J. DAVIS. first 8annap, j Huber
BEDFORD second sannap, Albert Penn
bertnn; second warrior, WilliaU s.
FTinkel. third warrior. Edward ~
Mitchell. first brave. ] Il Djckersou
second brave - T. Gafko. third brave.
{ l. Duncan, guard of wlewarn, Andrew
Johnson guard hf forest, William II
Duncan
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-16
KENT MERCHANDISE SHOOT.
Will be Held al Harrington Tomorrow
Morning and Afternoon

The fall merchandise handlcqp and
oId-timors shoot of fhc Kent Gtn Club
will bc held n Harrington and shooting
will start II 10 A. m The program
consists ~ $40 target events. with
Lewis Class Optionals and twelve added
trophies will be divided throc classo-
with four prizes to each class. Scores
on the 100 target- vii count on the Old
Timers Event and there will ~ J tro-
phy for each shooter. 4 special event
the Kent Handicap. l6 n n yarde.
divided high guns. thrce moncss for
each ten entries shooters arriving
not later than | clock Will ~ allowed
TO shoot the program.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-16
Registered Shoot al Aberdeen.

The annual registered trapshootlng
Gun Club viii be held today The pro
gram calls for ten l5target events with
Lewis Glass SwcepStake on the $50
targets. and The Proving Grounds Handi-
cap 81 Is targets rs to p yards with d
special trophy to winner and high gun
al each distance 20 receive a War saving
stamp On tic regular program there
viii be twelve trophies awarded on the
Lewis Glass system. lolr classes and
three prizes 10 each class. >ho ling viii
commence AT 10 a. m. and lunch viii
bc served by the ladies of the r ed Cross
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-16
TAKE A BLOOD
TONIC BEFORE
WINTER

child IN America vino tla, not heard
Of il. II has helped to restore
nany people to health / has
brought rellet in thousands II cases
u blood disorders during the past
fifty wears.
5. S. S. IS a standard treatment
for all blood troubles. Il f. q true
bleed tenIc. that purile> end
bring new NigOr and new lite to
the blood stream. 1t IS guaran-
teed to be purely vegetable. to
contain no mercury Or other min
era drugs. but to be made from
herbs and roots carefully selected
for their known medicinal proper
ties For chronic sores. ulcers,
catarrh, rheumatism, eczema,
psoriasis. salt rheum. letter. acne
and other such diseases as are due
to infected blood, S. S. S. acts
quickly and satisfactorily. 1t
counteracts the germs and poi
sons. clean5es the system Of un-
healthy accunuIations. literally
washes all foreign matter from the
blood and renewa its life giving
propertIe.
Be sure to take 5. ). 5. t.uS VIM
ter. TIE renewal NJ vIgor that it
will give you viii be Well worth
While One thing You can be sure
of and that IS If YOU take 8. S. s.
Sou viii be benefited Get III tc-
day BIT rclr drug store refuse any
substitute For nledicaI advice
address cWitr specific o.. 41o
Swift Laboratory Atlanta. Ga