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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-11-23

u oC SCAtCOlG 0AS ftAt tlIil&tIb tUtS
Beib beim uno erfennt ieine aiuber
als r~edtmaBiee grben atl. alber 10
fort fontnlt Die bodaolige GermanSt
idaft, Die fob baslt 1T gnelano
tpobnt uno bon Der eneliiben Hegie-
ring unterjtuet miro. uno mill oell
Grben ibr grbe nebmeu. Dariiber
erbebt lih ltarfe @ntriiltung in gan
5en oeutIfen 8olfe. @as? Gin bent
ides gIrgermadoden n1lb ibre &in=
Der iolen ben Gater nidb1 beerbell,
neil Die aolise Sippifoft in eng.
lano es nidt ipia2 llno eift bon
nernoer Brotelt erId)aut aus aaeu
gden uno Binfeln DelttIdlanbs.
0aB IN 8irn 6teit oie Sade Ooeb
ettpas altoers lag, fam nift ut BE-
tradt. 1ros a1eoem nliiiieu mir aber
bente 5ugeberL bob in Birflihfeit oie
2lager auf eiuem tatiabliden Redts-
booen ltonoen. 9ab er ibledJt mar
n11o auf etnem peralteten 1llnoa-
ment anfgebaut, mar rihtig, aber cr
eriitierte unb tuar seieslid) unantall-
bar, fnetln mon bie gauge Sahe ais
eillen Hed)tsitreit anffaBte, mas frei-
lid, Die Der arobe Observation-Disclosures
8lltntldli gall5 rid)tig iagte, nidt
botte Iein iouen. 8enln Die Gao,e
pom red]tlid)en Stanopunft betradtet
mnroe, 10 fon1lte fanm a1oers ais
gegelt Die 8erflagten entidieoen per.=
Den. 0enn bei 6ioeifommiIien mic
oieiem ltirste lib eberIo mie bel elmer
elmer S~bronfolge, bas Hedt Ser CT.
ben b0aig oltf lire 2egitimitdt, rno
oieie mlBtc bier ood itorf in sSra9e
gelteat merbetl. Mber Die 8oIfsitim-
mltng polite Dies nidt erfennell,
neil ibrer Weinung nab Der gau5e
Segitimitdtsbegriff peraItet mar.
go plroe oeun pro5eiiiert, %
Sabre lang, biz enbIih bic oIoenbltr-
glide Regierung permittelno eill
griff. Sic batte Die 8eflagten IN IL.
fern beganitigt, als iie oen @rafen
@litap @oolf I'M Belis Der frasIiden
Sitter IieB uno mir perlangte, oo8
er nidts BON DEM geits p~erfaufc.
Sest mad]te iie ben 8orlhIaa, sic
Glitter ieIbit fiir 5Dei Ninionen
EbaIer 81 fanfel, utb oas @eIo I'm
ter ale @rben 81 perteilen. Nud
laltgerem 9eoetfen puroe Der 8ors
ld)Iag angenommen uno Ser 8en=
tind' idJe grbidaftspro5eB mar oamit
beerloet. Die 3eiteu batten lid ebelt
geanoert. Wan Iebte nidt ntebr in
ben politiif bepegten 40er Sabren,
Die Geaftion MAJ einsetreten, Die
Golfsltimmung ipielte feline Modc
mebr uno 80 5lDei Miaionen mareu
iflieBfiG nid)t gu perad)ten. 9as
iesige Saupt Der 5amilie, @raf @il-
belm, Der Die geiaat Der fIdgeriiden
Tartei entltnm1nt, fiibrt iibrigera
inter ieinen Siteln nod immer oeil
eines Serrn bon anipbauien uir9
@arel, es miro Dies ober mobl mir
p1onorIs cuitln" lem lpie Der btsbe=
rige aaiier BON Oelterreid audi Ben
Sitel zines uaonigs BON SeruIalem'
fiibrtc.
9eute 1T Der gentind'id)e Orb
folgepro5eB uito aa' sic Nufregnne,
Die er nit iib brafte, uerseiien, aber
ais Elm 9enfmal b%ergongener Sci
ten nno pergangener Hehtspfleae baf
er INNER nod feline 8eoeutung.
Der nah Nnterifa nrsgefpanoerte
Sproiie Der gentinf's, Der alteite
Sobn oes @rafen 8ilbelm @aitap,
Dobnte ieinerseit in Dem uIateiniffcn
settlement" bel ct. CHARLES in Mii-
iouri. gr lit, pie geiagt, 1867 aas
itorben. @as aus ieiner 6amilie &c.
poroen lit, meiB i'd nidt.
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SANTA FEE Il. & G. N. Depot

M1fllnff-
SO. 7-Nom Norben Dorm. 1925
go; Bonn 9oroen -. obenbs 9:45
Mbfnbrt-
$50. 2-Nndl Dem Norben BORN. 500
ac. 6-Na6 Dem Norben ahs. Sis
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Settle ieinem HrmM

SD bate mir bur1 Seben zines aoiz
fers por einieen Sabren einen Srud 5us
ge5oseiL Sic Ner5te lagten, Die ein5iae
5offnun9 auf 9eiinus %beltdnbe in elmer
Operation. S~rudbduber taten mir fem
gut. ShlieBlih gelana es mir. mid
ourG etiuns ihneu uuo ariinblih 5u fus
rieren. Sabre iino pergnngen rno Der
@rlh febrte nidt mieber. obefeib i'd ols
3immermann ihtper arbeite. Nles o1ne
0peration. 3eitberIuit uno Srlbel. Sd
babe nidts gu herfaufeu, min Sbnen aber
mtsfihrlid mitteilen. ipie Sic lih ohne
Cperation beilen ionneu. neitn sic an
mtdl ihreiben Gnseue NC. YnIen. @ar@
penter, go 6. MarcelIrs goe.. Mtanass
quan, q. 3. Shnriben Sic bieie Noti5
niis fir nnoere. Ole basfelbe Heioen has
BEN. sic m6geu elm Qeben retfeu.
Sdmer5eu Iinoern ooer Die 6urd]t nth
tsefabr elmer Operation kKitiaten.
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S. A. 4 A. P

@~ntnnft-
go. 12-8on &iiifenorten radBm. 2:05
Ho. 14-8on 6oniton nnb aii5
1tenorten .....- mnrgeus sos
gsp. 16-Bnn &onlton II. RacD abs. 7.O5
No. 41-@nn &errpiIe. f1ur an
S%nnItagen -..... nber1os $40
40 43-Ton HerruiIs t1gl. abns. 9:I5
No. 155-Bon &errpiHe linb Comp
Stanlep. tdeI. 0liseerpmHreu
Sonnfaa, 5emiibt, .nbenbs $50
Nbfahrt-
SO. 11-Nah CORPUS ghrilti,
t2Dniton unb Bncp BORN. 9:25
@o.13-Nad &omfton n.aiHfe abs. 1880
No. 15-Nn6 aenenh ..nnd5m. 1925
Mp. 42-Nah @errbile, nun an
an SonrltnGen nlras. 7.45
zee. 44-Siah &errptIe, tdel. nbm.4.50
$40. 156-Na6 &errbiIIe nn6 Comp
Stnnleb. gemildter 8ue. tdas
LID, drsgen. GDnntag mras. 7.30
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ARTESIAN BELT X. r.
Il. & G.. N. Depot)

Mnfunft-
$50. 202-gon gbriitine. .uotm 4:At
dbfabrt-
$50. 201-9ad ghriitine. Dorm. So
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Southern Pacific Lines
X & LOUISIANA.
ueriuden in ieoer 8eiie Der 9esieruns
5ebilflid az seiu,
Zen Grieg 81 geiuinnen.

Sic @erlpaItung miinIdt Den 9ien,t
ben NnforDernn9sa bes Eublifums ecs
nldB gu ~9eltalfen.
gu bieiem 3pede offeriert lid Die
Wlitbiilfe aler ibrer 9epartements. Sie
neuen Staten - Srabt pie Haijage
perDen Den 9eamten bes 0erfebrs SEE
partements OieT Bele9enbeit bieten mno
Iie nerSeu iibe>au germ bebiilflib iein.
bic 4nlpeilDuug ober Iuse;nnnberieBuna
bieier @oten au erfldren. 10 bnB bic Yas
trone ben eerineiten @rab bon Gers0ges
rnng ooer 1tnbeauemIihteit inbeaug aui
ben 8erianot ODER Die Qeitrns hires Ges
IfGfts iiber bieie 2inien ooer Nebenl,s
aien haben.
Die Heruaituns.
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A., U. & G. q. & G. N. Depot

=. IA, y. q ". II. q ". N. OepOtj
Anfiinft-
go. 2-Ton Corpus ghriiti unD
BrotpnsniIIeS @eeeno ab'Ds 500
No. 4-@on Corpus gbriiti un0
Brownsville 8eeenb BORN, Gas
Ho. 6-8on gnrri3o Springs II.
grbftal 9th. .a6enbs $50
Mbfabrt-
SIC. 1-Sia1 CORPUS gbriiti unb
Brownsville @egenb norm. 10:45
SO. 3-Nad Corpus Gbrifti urb
8rpfpnsbiles @eaeno ab'bs 10:45
fSdlnfpaaen.)
Go. 5-8ah grbitaI gitp unb
Garlic Springs.. BORN. 10:45
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Sraftisiert Spariamfeit nnb
Oefpnpmie.
9eibt Gner 8elS Der Gegiernmg.
ComaI Springs Nursery,
New Braunfels, Texas.

30 Sabre perfaufen mir 8auntiduls
Srooufte. aild bieies Sabr haben mir
einen 9roBen @orrat % Oblts uuo
Sdottenbdnmen, 3ierItrdudern. anois
lenpfIanSeu unb Defenders Rnien. ben
peldcn mir $4,000 ihone Eflnn5eu baa
ben.
@ir empieblen Defenders nnler Saots
aorn. Cuban @ra6sS amen, Sonlatoss
linb 8limen@G amen. Sieie Sduercien
limb fpe3iea fir infer beibes. trodencs
&iima geeiglet.
&ir perfaufen iutr iolde Yroou!te.
ipelfe fir infer alima paiien. S6reibt
Inn u%nieren 32ten aotnlog.
Ihtifla5bol. Sttp gate.
Rips Transfer & Storage Co. be,
iorst 1tmsieben, 2asern, @eridifeu,
IGinpadeu, 3epbidl+ Heinisen. Office
6tf 9. gberrb Ct, Sci. ST. GA.
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NJ. X. & T.
(N. q. & 6. Babntoi)

lDt. e. & 8. BabntoD
Mnfunft-
/. $40. 25-@on Norb Eeras mras. 7:2O
2. $50. 25-paatp Slper" morgeng 1870
No. Soon Waco nro 9lu5tin
No. 29-u8apt 2imiteo~ obenbs 1855
Np; 1-~Seras Special" abenos 600
Nbfahrt-
$40. 4-Nah auitin uno 8aco
ND. 30-.&atb 2imite6" BORN. 1000
9fo. 2-ngeras @pecial" BORN. 500
1. No. 26--18atp Slner nah 9anas
un0 Sort @Drtb.. .atenDs 900
2. $50. 26-Nah ct. 2onis unb
aauias gitb ...... abenbs 9:20
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SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES
Bictoria Drill N.

Nntuuft-
80. 301-SdaliH bon 2ouiton.
Bort Sabaea, 9icturia uno
@uero ......... nbenos 7:0i
Mbfnbrt-
$40. 302-Sdgli1 nad guero, Sic
torin, Yort 2abaca mn
oDuiton ........ dbeiDs Sis
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1918-09-12
CHAPTER III.
nIhe O,ReillX.n

Age and easy living had caused Don
Mario de Castano, the sugar merchant.
to take on weight. He had. In truth.
become so fat that he waddled like
penguin when he walked; and when he
rode, the springs of his French vic
toria gave up in despair.
In disposition Don Mario was prac-
teal and unromantic; he boosted that
he had never had an illusion, never an
interest outside of his business. And
yet on the day this story opens, this
prosaic parsonage, in spite of his bulg-
ing waistband and his taut neckband.
in spite of his short breath and his
prickly heat, was In very whirl of
pleasurable excitement. Don Mario, In
fact, suffered the greatest of all illu-
Sions he was in love, and he believed
himself beloved. The object of his
alteration vas little Rosa Varona. the
daughter Of his one-time friend Este
ban. To be sure, he had met Rosa only
twice since her return from her Yankee
school, but twice had been enough (;
with prompt decision he had resolved
to do her the honor of making her his
wife.
Notwithstanding the rivulets of per-
spiration that were coursing down
every fold of his flesh, and regardless
of the fact that the body of his victoria
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1918-09-12

and their connecting chain. He was
quite insane. His face was frightful to
behold; 1t was apelike in Its animal
rage, and he lowered above his master
like some tabled creature out Of the
African jungle Of his forefathers.
Sebastian's fists alone would have
been formidable weapons, but they
were armored and weighted with the
old-fashioned, marlborough irons
which Pancho Cueto had locked upon
them. Wrapping the chain in his fin
gers. the clave leaped at Esteban and
struck. once. The sound of the blow
was sickeniag. for the whole bony
structure of Esteban Varona's head
gave way.
There was Mortified cry from the
other white men. Don Pablo Pea ran
forward, shouting. He swung his
machete, but Sebastian met him before
the blow could descend, and they went
down together upon the hard stones.
Again Sebastian smote. with his mas
sive hands wrapped in the chain and
his wrists encased in steel, and this
time 1t was as If Don Pablo's head had
fttn tdlSHl DtlWctu IL Hsiililiicl anu stn
anvil. The negroes strength. exceptional
at all times, was multiplied tenfold; he
had run amuck. When he arose the
machete was in his grasp and Don
Pahlo's brains were on his knuckles.
II all happened in far less time than
it takes to tell. The onlookers had not
yet recovered from their first conster-
nation; in fact they were still fumbling
and Juggling at whatever weapons they
carried, when Sebastian came toward
them, brandishing the blade on high.
Pedro Miron, the advocate, was the
third to fall. He tried to scramble out
of the negroes path, but, being an old
man, his limbs were too stiff to serve
him and he went down shrieking.
By now the horses had caught the
scent of hot blood and were plunging
furiously, the clatter of their hoofs
mingling with the blasphemies of the
riders, while Sebastians bestial roar
ing made the commotion even more
hideous.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1918-09-12

EstcLan's guests fought as much FOR
their lives as for vengeance upon the
SLAYER. for Sebastian was like gorilla;
he seemed intent upon killing them all.
He vented his fury upon whatever
came within his reach; he strnck mt
men and animals alike, and the shrieks
of wounded horses added to the din.
1t was a frightful combat. 1t seemed
incredible that one man could work
such dreadful havoc In so short a time.
Varona and two of his friends were
dead; two more were badly. wounded.
and Peruvian stallion lay kicking on
the Tagging when Col. Mendoza y Lin
ares finally managed to get a bullet
home in the black mans brain.
Those who came running to learn
the cause of the hubbub turned away
sick and pallid for the paved yard was
u shambles. Pancho Cueto called upon
the slaves to help him, but they skunk
back to their quarters. dumb with ter
ror and dismay.
All that night people from the town
below came and went and the Quinta
resounded to sobs and lamentations,
hut of all the relatives of the dead and
wounded, Donna Isabel took her be-
reavement hardest. Strange to say,
she could not be comforted. Now, when
1t was too late, she realized that she
had overreached herself, having caused
the death of the only two who knew
the secret of the treasure. She remem-
bered. also. Sebastian's statement that
even the deeds of patent for the land
were hidden with the rest. where ten
thousand men In ten thousand years
could never find them.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1918-09-12
SYNOPSIS.

CHAPTER I-Don Esteban Varona,
Cuban planter. possesses great treasure
hoard. This wealth has been hidden In
a well on the estate by Sebastian. slave,
and only he and his master know the Sc
cret cache. Don Esteban's wife dies 1t
the birth OF twins. Esteban and Rosa.
Isabel, who knows there is hidden treas
ure and tries to wiring the secret from Sc
to hurt him by having Evangelina. his
daughter, whom he loves dearly and who
Is the special servant OF the twins. sold
CHAPTER II-Through Donna Isabel's
scheming Don Esteban risks Evangelina
at cards and loses. Crazed by the loss of
his daughter. Sebastian kills Don Este
ban and himself.
Sebastian was yelling, though his
voice was hoarse with pain. The lasn
drew blood with every blow. Mean
while, he wrenched and tugged at his
bonds with the fury of a maniac.
pablo! Your machete, quick !"
painted the slaveowner. 'Tl make an
end of this black fiend, once for ALL"
Esteban Varona's guests had looked
on at the scene with the same mild In
terest they would display at the whip
ping of a balky horse; and, now that
the animal threatened to become dan
gerous, it was In their Wv quite the
proper thing to put 1t out of the way.
Don Pablo Pea stepped toward his
mare to draw the machete from its
scabbard. But he did not hand 1t to
his friend. He heard a shout, and
turned in time to see wonderful and
a terrible thing.
Sebastian had braced his naked feet
against the wall: he had bowed his
back and bent his massive shoulders
IA back and pair of shoulders that
looked as bony and muscular as those
of an ox-and he was heaving with
every ounce of strength in his enor
nous body. AS Pablo stared he saw
the heavy grating come away from it,
anchorage in the solid masonry, as 6
shrub Is uprooted from soft ground
The rods bent and twisted; there was
clank and rattle and clash of metal
upon the flags; and then-Sebastiar
turned upon his tormentor, free man
save only for the wide iron bracelets
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1918-09-12
3erome's Honor Roll
Corrected to July 18th. 1918.

corrected 10 j
pA
~ Adams. Henry
~ Anrud. S. l.. t
~ App. Charles W.
~ Bason, George
pa Beam, Howard
- Beam, Carse
~ BrSyton. Myrl
~ Bird, Arthur
A Boman, Walter
~ Burky. Chas. X.
~ Box. Aruel
- Bennett. e. G.
~ Bennett. Ivan h.
~ Bell, Joe
- Bauman. Walter l.
- Boyd, Luther Joe
III Beason. Murl
~ Bolam, Joseph w.
- Behrens, Earl G.
~ Bass, William A.
- Beck. Harry
~ Bell. Marion w
- Bridgman, Floyd
- Burdick, l.. I.
- Crutchfield, Chas.
- Crutchtield. VIM.
~ CLAIR. Lawrence
- Callen. b. Nj.
- Callen, Gus
~ Clayton, Lawrence
ha Carlton. Fred ID.
- Carbuhn, Harry
~ Carr. Emery 7.
- Cushman. j. +.
- Callen. h. h.
IA Carver. j. ii.
- Coats. Ernest
~ Davis. David Il.
- Ellis, H. w.
~ Ellis, Logsden
- Ellis. Fred
- Engle. A. e.
~ Eddy. Myron
- Elder. {. G..
- Eakin, VIM. s.
- Everett. Oryil W
~ Foster. r. NJ
- Fry. Arthur
- Fry, Edw. A.
- E''ierfado. ". :.
~ Frazer. h. s.. Jr
- Forbes. Harry III.
- Fulton. Clyde
- Foster. John
- Gillett. Howard
p Giliett. G. II.
GIBSON. Clovis
~ Hoffman. Geo.
~ Hickey. Charles
- Harper. Jess
- Hite. Percy j.
- Hillman. j. /.
- Heuer, Gus
~ Hodson. Jake
- Hines Robert
~ Huh, Clinton
~ Hoffman. Wllkie
- Hoffman. Harry
~ Hardman. j. A.
~ Henry. Max
~ Harris. Sidney G.
- Henning. Capt. o. F.
- Hall. Raymond X.
- Hoffman. Roy
- Howard. Ray NJ.
- Ingram, John l..
~ Jaycox. Joseph
~ Jellison, Wallace
- Jordan. Tom
- Jordan, Edward
- Johnston. w T..
- James. George Earl
- jenkins. Claude l.
- Jensen. Harry
~ Kerney
- Keithly. Jack
- Roger. Glen
- Keeland. clifford
- Kearney. Clarence f..
- Keen. Earl
- Keen. Elmer
~ Keltner, Ralph
~ Kerney. Arch
"a King. Robin
NJ Lewis. James
~ Lewis. Geo. w.
- Lemay, Vivian
- - - - - - - - - J
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-02
PUBLIC SALES.


PUBLIC SALE- Furniture carpets rugs
bedding. etc from large home on Giipin
avenue viii BE- sold at Stidham & son auction
store. III East Fourth street Friday
May 3, 1918 ! o'clock p m sharp Cir
cassan walnut bedroom suite. pair solid
mahogany twin beds, box springs and felt
mattresses, mahogany dresser two heavy
brass beds. bookcase. davenport. couch
three piece hvingruOm suite mahogany
frames, 10 brown leather enameled beds
quartered oak dining suite. compete drop
head sewing machine rockers chairs
pictures bric bFac. refrigerator music
cabinet single bed and hair mattress
upright piano ,Jacobs a Coz. fine condition
library table. mission suite. two hand
carved idols sheets bed spreads table
linen. pillow cases. lot of books. several fine
art engrav wings. mahogany sectional book
case, seyeTai tine rugs. Wilton, Administer
Body Brussels and tapestry, unolcums POO
yards stair carpet, mating rugs and many
other articles. three fine goose feather beds
Everything will be sold u the highest
bidder Goods can be seen on the day of
sale. Stidbam q son. aucis
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-02
SHERIFF'S SALES

| sHERIFF-s sALB--By virtue or WIN q!
Lev Fac. to me directed. will be exposed
20 public sale at the Court House. south
/ east corner Of Eleventh and King streets.
[ ritv of Wilmington. New Castle county,
Delaware. on Monday. she sixth day Of
4 May. 1918. al $50 O'Clock. a m the fol-
lOwing described real estate. VIZ.
. All that certain lot, piece or parcel OF land
situated In Chris tiana hundred. Ne" Castle
COUNTY State OF Delaware In tract OF
hand known as "Elsmere. bounded and do
scribod as follows, 70 wit:
Beginning at the corner formed by the in
tersection Of the southeriy SIDE OF Baiti-
more avenue with the westerly side Of ONO
avenue Baltimore avenue at SIXTY ieet "lde.
Teing laid out parallel With the new road.
and distant sout herIy therefrom eight hum
dred and sixty feet Ohio avenue al SIXTY
feet wide being laid out at night angles 10
the new road. interSecting with the same al
the distance of nineteen hundred and
twenty feet westerly from the Hes sEerly
eide Of C~entre ~ or or ai6 "a s,ae eonf ~
Ohio avenue five hundred and eleven feet:
three Incnes more or less to the centre Of
u hedge and the northerly side Of lane be
longing 70 William p Richardson thence
~ westerly direction along the centre OF
said hedge and the nOrtherly side Of SAID
% corner in q line or land OF holnas
v alter Thence in northwesterly al
rectlon along said line q land hFe hIIloF.o INC 20
and TOUR feet elght inches more or IsSs to
another corner iu line Of land of said Thomas
Walter thence northcrly BY said line OF
land two hundred and thirty -four feet SIX
lnchea more less to It's intersection with
the said snutherly side Of Baltimore avenue;
and thence thereby easterly four hundred
and sixty y-nine feet eight inches more or less
% ibs intersection with the said westerly
Eide " Ohio avenue ana place Of beginning
I3e Tie contents thereof what they mays
3ndeF and subject nevertheless 70 the Tegu~
Latlor and restriction that malt
spurious liquors shall be sold on the sand
and premises hereby conveyed forever
Seized and taken IN execution as ths
property Of Edith NJ Craig. surviving
mortgagor ami Edith NJ Craig E1ecutrix
OF JOLu craig decreased kQTt0agOT and 10
be sold by THEODORE w FRANCIS.
Sheriff
Sheriff : Onloeu Wilmington. De4-. April
70 I9lA~ .
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MOTORCYCLES ANp HlcYcLr..

AOTOkCN CLE> .e- -4.- "a o.- aS-or.-
nent Of susucty -s--. 4- bargain --aC1,
We have tlCIa1s. tt-g-aE Das tlsCaa ana
other different HAA--. SOM, f4t5s.
auu 3 -perls 1915 s. 4 auG speed. 'As
nave 1916 = vitE slice cars attached rhess
machines have ptsu tr4GeG tn % ~eS
models. have ala -,t-- .scrla-le,i Ald a-e
I'D Al condition. j.. tt- lklnnlck. cJ5 s1e4a-
WaYG avenue.
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NlASSEuSE.

DR. HOLDEN Dr-ul.. .oln-.s. rsrr .,.-
rect tor. All hioi.lS'y~ removed rom fhe
Face AuFcritNt 'NA.-.D> .Hirta. disease ar
aCCldcut1 corrected ~oae coarse nor.-
suCOthCd and skin -etned rrrrpleyial
.'lfartc. uD4ONs and wrinkles removed
hours = - . ano - s. Gqcitah,o BldE
Boom oO2. Phone ft~&.
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WOMEN SPECIALS.

AWNINGS repaired 4ad gll ss .-
H@N rtn, --. +tt Ntus -,r-r- Hlul-
y. X A. ety2-5
Akbtt So .Npp 't-te'> tr1 tc r.esl.
storage rooms. 81 80 art - tf- month
halF ma lrrSsrs All t-atltr> renovated
hOth p1oucs- AitSFs- A. -ala -1.. 20.
NirGLzy street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-02
RLNtnYALs.

ALBERT BUCHER. the sign maker. has
removed from 6lG Shpluy street TO his
new building. 713 Shipiey street
NM A. MOORE. optomctrist. has moved
his office from Ill Nest Ninth street 10
9le Market street.
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WANTED To Bun.

RAGS. newsp-pers. metals. .4su..l-s 411
al agn1s lt 1-lh. Al 10. s--s. --l1f.-
q Delaware. H. sloan. ly4 11-4-s-Q =L-=, ~
y. * a. pEOnG --z---
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APART NTENT

HF'EJ IF'T Fs-nf.fss s- yh, tr..~
sa'p.rR 800 -D~'a t-art.t1
k'Nth3 Iarfe. suitable f1rr
aIlnar|u< uacfr.H~ apartments t.so
.a.r4 .ery aIa--t1, .r -n~7 .rf
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-02
RESORrS.
OCEAN CITY. Nj

ApARTNlE<rS- Lnssirab.e. 6oa--...- ...
cottages for rent. Prices $50 ~ $1,000
" rite }. NJ. chester g. 90 OCEAN Clls
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-02
F0R RENT REAL E,TATE-

HOUSE D.,j-4bF gr.r-r -og-a IL
Washington Hc'xht4 ser..1r trt-.s-
tte~y EsealuE p-ie.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-02

ROOMS tur -afrad yautte-re~ l4fs-ar...
rrggred Al1-4-- - rrery .e-.nr
Htfice
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-02

Room arr. -uf-ner ..- -a.
upts,..terulry .ta ~ 4-rtrxr.sr
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-02

ROOM 'irr'y f4-r Shea s#-a a.-st r4f.
4nH '.-~ AZ gh"rf ~o ..1~ts fr.w t-yar
1DG King street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-02

NOTICE Treasury Department. supcrvis-
ing architects office Washington. d. c..
april - 1918 Proposals will be Opend in
this Office III 3 N MAY II. 1918, for the
const rucLioD complete OF five additional
buildings and repairing the attendants
quarters at the L nircd States Quarantine
Station Recdt Island del Drawings and
specifications may De obtained from the
custodian at tie station. or al this Office
10 the discretion u tnc supervising architect
Jas A. NetmOrc. acting supervising archi-
sr
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-02

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT TO
ALL STATE LICENSES AND TAX DUE
JUNE ]. 1918. AND NOT PAID On OR
BEFORE TIE 30tb DAY or JUNE 1918
A PENALTY OF FIVE PER CFNTUM
WILL BE ADDED ali. LICENSES NOT
PAID IN JULY AN ADDITIONAL PEN
ATTY OF TEN PER CENTUM WILL
BE ADDED And on ALL LICENSES
NOT PAID DI RING THE MONTH or
AUGUST, 4 IT EJIIEk ADDITIONAL
PENALTY Oh Ten PER CENTtJN
WILL BE ADDED MAKING A total.
Of TWENTY FIVE PER CENTUM ON
ALL LICENSES PAID AFTER THE
MONTH OF Al GUST tN ACCORDANCE.
WITH CODE SECTION 1876 OF THE RE-
AlsED CODE. 1913. LAWS OF della
JOHN 4. WRIGHT
CLERK OF PEACE.
>EW A>TLE COUNTY
wILAlANoIO%. DEL. APRIL 80. 1915.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-02
NOTlCE-DINIDEND
ARTISANS SAVING BAN +

10 sos Market street
Hath 3cousecQtiveJ dividend. semi
annual dividend at the rate Of four pei
rTut ter annum. mas been declared ar,
vii b. credited on depositors books on ano
J WALTER BOYER.
Treasurer