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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-16
MILFORD NEWS NOTES.

Milford, Oct 10 Ruby H. Eslc
Is confined 10 his home on South Walnut
street hy illness
Miss Rachel Frame of Collingswool,
\ J., Is visiting Ter aunt Mrs Annie
Williams
There are lev osse- ot Jiphtheria
ia Milford one t"at,i having resulted
from il 20 iar
Harry B Ninsdor OF Milford j. visit
lne in Wilmington and Philadelphia
fbI- week
Sir, Nett.c Welcome Ier Aihord.
yesterday. for Az e,.teudei slsit TO New
Orleans aud other southern point,
Churic~ ID Abbott, j <llo entered
Lafayette College Al l.aston Pa ii
, ~cplonbe-, has LETT and IS nov attending
Havertord Pa College
sweet potatoes are arriving in MlfoTt
by freight daily Tor the Torsch Packing
CO. who make quite 4 business of can
ning this vegetable
Word has been received III Milford
Of the death somc~h here IN the South
oi John " Houston formerly Of this
town, who later was an attorney OF New
lork City
Fred s Shockley, son of Mr. and Mrs
George f. Shockley Of Milford. who Is
in the Signal Corp, stationed at Camp
Jackson ; G.. is il the hospital there,
suffering from influenza
The opening If the Milford New Cen
tury Club which was scheduled for last
Monday. has been postponed indefinitely
On account Of Spanish influenza.
Miss Bertha Welcome, student at
the Women's College Of Delaware. who
was visiting her parents here On account
Of the college being closed. has goac 10
Dover TO nurse Mrs Hall Anderson
wife Of the State fish ana game warden,
who with two Of her children, Is down
with the "tlu
Mrs hna Stayton Reynolds, whose
store Is in ii B ock y h Mil
ford, will move ,Januar 10 the store
III South Milford vacated by Robert
~ ri. r,..
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-16
NEWS or NEW ARR.

Special Corr,>p >pond"nce OF Livery l., anipg
\cN8r- Oct larI n;unncl j
persons visited sisr N-l Trophy tram
ii Centre StatIou yesterday nlcrr!nc
iii, train stay h"re nDout an hour
Secretary q ~la-c fvcrcy, G Johnson.
wl,o ha- nccn i'll .or ten days with IN
fi,,cHaa Is r",yr; ed q 20 gradually I'M
proving although sill confined - his
home
Miss t2nt~ Ai-dil. who h.s been III
With pDeuno' also j. slightly I'M
.rored bnt still seriously III
Influenza conditions are lmtro1ir z
II Nwarl e~pccTally az - hc number
81 ncw cases There are still. however
q larEe number If ease, and many ~u5-
frrins with pneuron.a
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-16

Lonand, who has been appointed chief
engineer of the same boat. Paul Car
penter will take charge OF the creamery.
Tomato season in this section is al
most over. Frank Ciendaniel at Mas
san, is the only buyer at present. To-
matocs are bri ging from 10 10 80 cents
basket Most of the farmers have
their fodder down and are plowinE for
wheat.
Charles H. NIaull is atill confined TO
his home with influenza.
W. Nirden Marshal of this town is
very i'll with pneumonia in Wilmington,
and his father and mother are with him.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-16
Millions Are Weak
and Aiing Because
of Acid-Stomach

EAToNlC "a the form % ,abetS They sre
qje4~ant-tastng YOU cat them jus: like candy.
Try EATONIC and see how wonderfully .il.
ergut sou viii feel See how quickly EATONf
aanlehes 'he immediate effects of acid-st0maal
2loat heartburn belching food repeating, 'nuf
e ion. etc See too how quickly yO2r general
health improves how much more relish you sake
~ Hauug now much more easily vuur food ~ dl-
gcstcd how soundly YOU sleep how nervousness
and rrltability disappear And All simply because
10y taking EAfONlC, YOU get rid 81 i lot ai cNecss
acld that has been holding you back and making
Your life miserable
ihS IS the help vou Heed lou need i Is Aeep
your stomach m 4 strong healthy condition ~
that. N turn Your mind anu body Nill be strong
and vigorous
Il is easy to get this help ana it costs So ltrc
70 why suffer another hour when sure. quick relci
IS at hand? Ask Your druggist about it He knows
that tens o thousands OF people all over the United
states have used this wonderful mo3t remedy and
the resul have been nothing short of marvellous
Everywhere people who have used EATONlC test
tity 10 its power bring quick relief. Tho te,ti-
monlals " some Of these people eut huSla-tc
AND tell of such remarkable result To be almost
unbelievable
II YOU are one u these who have tried cvey-
thng but IN spite of are still lacking ln physical
strength and visoT begin at once to take EAToNlC,
Don pat 1t off Ge back yoUr physical and
mental punch. Have the power and energy %
work with ylm Enjoy the good things q llie
Learn what il means to fairly bubble over with
tlesttA Like tnOllSAntiS uI olhcEs, Nol "lt say
that you never dreamed il possible that such q
wonderful change for the better could he brought
about quickly
- Yet !; bic boz uf lATONIC from your drl.-
glst today We authorize hin " guarantee
EAToNIC til please vou ana you trust your
awu druggist to make this guarantee good. II
EATt'NlC faiis i'll any way, take il back he Nall
refund your money. II your druggist does NOT
Keep EATON lC write to as direct and we will send
von hig 5Oe box Nol send rs the 800 after
No'i receive it Adlgess I'll u hra1aer President
tatonic Remedy Co., Corner v sbash Avenue ana
tlth street Chicago, III
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-16

well and feel fine in the morning and
able 70 do my work gladly recon-
mend Lydia E Pinkharn's s Vegetable
Compound TO make weak nerves
strong - Mrs ALBERT SULTZE, 603
Olmstead St, Wlnona MINI
How often dc We hear the expression
among women, II am SO nervous / can
not sleep" or cit seems as though |
should fly Such women should profit
by Mrs Suites experience and give
this famous root and herb remedy,
Lydia Z. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound, q trial
For forty years IT has been overcom-
ing such serious conditions as dispace-
ments. inflammation. liberation. irreg-
ularities, periodic pains, backache, dig
zinesss and nervous pr0stration h
women, and IS now considered the stan
dard remedy for such ailments
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-16
DOVER LAWYER VERY I'LL.

Special Corr, spondrncc of Every Evening
Dover oct is The influenza cpl
dcmr i still prevalent i'll Dover an !
Vicinity with several had cases whore
pneumonia has developed PoS>lbl, thn
most serious nl these patients Is Rcynold
CInugh i we'll known Dover lawyer.
who has been critically III 4; hi~ home
on Bradford street
Mr. James Hall tndersa II who has
been quite III. va~ reported much
improves Yesterday
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-16
NAY ~ rEoPA,.ANDA.
GROETZINGER DEAD.

special Correspondence Of Ete-. Evening
Elkton. Nd. Oct. Is -ergean, Franh
6 GroetNnger died At amp Greenicaf
Ghicamauga Park Ga Oh Thursday.
October 10 u pneumonia following IN
tluenzt
Sergeant Groetzincer va we'll noun
"A Wilmington. having been employed IN
the Office of Harlan y Hoilingsuorth
Corporation from 1915 % the time o. MS
enlistment ID the service He a-.s = mem
Ter Of the Wilmington Vi & 1 and
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-16
CONINIITTEENiAN DIES.

SPECIAL Correspondence Of Evosy Evening
Dover. oct rs At the meeting Of
thc Kent County Democratic Executive
COMMITTEE. Yesterday. announcement was
made of tho death of ono Of the members
David II Robbins Of Frcdcrica Second
Election district of Eighth Representative
district
Mr. Robbins. who died Nondav. n q
wa~ u county constable for the Eighth
district a
The committee ordered appropriate
resolutions drawn in respect tc the do
ceased
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-16
DONER'S LOAN WORK.

Special Correspondence Of Every Fvcning
Dover. Oct Ii Dovcr's Liberty
Loan subscriptions jumped more than
$4,000, Yesterday up to the noon hour,
when The total reached $253, 400
The Farmers Bank vest erdsv adopted
a resolution allowing any person desiring
to take out liberty bonds to borrow
tho money at { u per cent for ono year,
thu, making il comparatively easy for
cvrrN one % buy bonds
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-16
DIED or PNEUMONIA.

newark Oct I1 LD4l- Ihon4a,
aged about - lears. dird ii pneumonia
TIL. morning Al hi- home on Delaware
avenue He Is survived br hi- wife and
tNp children
Thomas formerly 49, elapioted at
tite piau Of tue Thomas Wall Paper
~, which wa. destroyed by fire last
winter and since then had been working
for th II. b. Wright Hardware 60.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-16

There ,til fuInbei oi uao,,l. ,qhp 1t <es.l-
nave been ~i'h and ai!nlg, weak down and IN
Z poor ply seal condition who viii be surprised
even duntounded 10 learn that their trouble ha-
l0st been an acid-stontch, Which i merely 4uofnt
lEtine Tor what doctor- call superacidI5y Aes i +
new positively kHoWn that aold--tom3"h Is the
f"'ise 81 = very large number OF disease
i-Aeese 4c,d "a The stomach prevents pt"Ie.r
digestion and assimla'ion thus causing the blood
@ become thin and Impoverished j. result d
Hhich people become salIow-Skinned enaelatcd
and ancruic
Esce9s acid cause lrTtation ail along II, nte,-
i1aai tract Irritation severe aud aggrapatlng as
% frequently result n cutarrh ami even cancer q
the stomach
Excess acid causes stomach and Intestinal fer
nentatlon, producing peisons which, absorbed INTO
the bood>lnd carried throughout the system cause
auto-lntoxcaton, insomnia, nervousness, Irrlta-
bllty mental depression. melancholia dlzznesS
vertigo and often times valvular heart trouble and
heart failure
Ne. many people viii be grcaflN surpI.sed to
learn that such a long train Of physical ailments can
hc traced directly % IN acid-sJonAch bat there
Il need 81 surprise Think what acld mouth
does To the teeth Tbs acld eatS rght through the
enamei-the hardest substance III the human body
And that is exactly what makes teeth rot aud de-
cay No wonder then, hat excess acid in the
stomach plays such hayu~. causes much ill-
health and MISERY makes - many people weak
:,nd ailing unfit for either Work pleasure and
brings on premature old age
50 often you have heard the remark I've
taken all sorts Of tones and medicines and tried
many different doctors but nothing seems to help
me Nine tunes out Of ten the person making
such a remark has acd-stomach And until
lie acid j. removed nothing " Ill help Re
move that excess acid and he results are trul<
wonderful Health and strength return amosr like
magic
You car 1law rl ,onl stomach ii its e<ccs. acid
4 wonderful modern medicine c.!.ed EArDNIt
literally wipes II out. II does lie work easily.
speedily and thoroughly L makes the stomach
pHre. sneet, eool and comfortable II helps YOU
4ei it'll strength out ii every noutlali u food You
or anl unless You bO get full strength nom yoar
food NoG c:nnot enjoy robust Vigorous health
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-16

SO bad ! could not
re st { mig 1T
would lie awake and
get so nervous [
would have 10 get
up and walk around
and in the morning
would be all tired
out. ! read about
Lydia f. Pinkham 8
We getabIe Com
pound and thought
/ would try IT. My
nervousness soon
left ms -iAAn
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-16
BREAK WITH BERLIN,
WILSON TO TELL VIENNA
Turkey, Too, Must Cut Loose
From Kaiser, Sultan viii
he Told.

| Nashingtou Oct IL Austria Hungary
and Turkey may be informed th0t COM
pletc rupture between their respective
/ governments and the government Of
Germany must be insisted upon as a con-
oition precedent to the granting Of al
! armisticc and peace. That the political
) situation in Austfla-iluEgary Is critical,
and that in Turkey probably worse le
| we'll known to high officials Of the admins
| tration Internal conditions confronting
| The Dual Monarchy and the Ottoman
| Empire will be taken advantage of By
| the United States pnd the Allies in dis
! posing of their respective plcas for IN
arnietice and peace
The replies to Austria-Hungary and
Turkey have not yet gone forward, and
! indications are that they will be delayed
at east long enough for the full signIii-
! cancc Of President Wilson x "dccision' on
! Germany s proposition for an arrnistice
| "a be realized by the people of her two
allies The President note probably has
| alrcady reached Berlin through the Swiss
Foreign Office
REGARDED As vAssALS
Tie President has regarded Austria
Hungary and Turk as little more than
Vasaal4 Of Germany While tied Ia Ger
many IN the war, these two powers have
generally been regarded as less guilty and
consequently loss responsible than tho
military masters Of the German Empire
+ docs not follow that the conditions
imposed on them will be less severe, bit
It is believed the degree Of their g,nlt ~
starting the war and committing atructie
may have Some bearing on determining
the final terms
This, however. may well be governed
by the present attitude of Austria iinn-
gary and Turkey toward the German
government - now constituted
President Wilson has made il clear that
the United States and the Allies cannot
discuss peace with Germany until real
political reformation takes place II
tIstria Hungary and Turkey eject t.
stand ~ their alliance, therefore the gam"
terms, II Is pointed out must be imposed
upon them down r. the last rigorous de-
tail
uHtt .lsrRfs Nd rrRKFf MIST p'
That .tustra- Hungary must agree -
Withdraw from ail occupied terntory in
Italy tbaria Serbia and Montenegro
and consent ia just ILLUMINATION of her
borders il accepted A. i certainty by
diplomat and officials here
lurket i Is also declared, must sur
render territory m tho ancasus granted
o her by he Brest-Litovsk treaty prob
nbls Yield her European territory. dis
mantle he fortiflcations nlong the Oar
danclles, making that artery j frer com
mercial passage 70 and from BLACK Sea
ports, take her hands Of III Armenia, and
make other concessions ncccs-ars. to Fl
permanent aud just peace
NAY ~ PROPAGANDA
neyutirmcd reports that Field Marshal
yon EIind"uburg and not Prince Max
milan caused the German government
to accept the President peace terms and
seek at arrni-ties. are placed III the sam
Il f.e the rcport of von Hin
dcnhurg responsibility in the matter
would Lc highly significant ~ q Confession
of utter defeat hut officials here have no
means of knowing whether the report has +,
even the nimsieet fouudatIon
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-16

was o.oseiv connected with Vest Presnv-
terrain Church
Hls remains we're ,hippet to ais former
nome In Bellevue Pa For intermenr.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-16

Funny about hat ,leepva xer.
What vas?
He got up n the l.gnt md en-
r4igut around the corner ta wake
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-16
10 Prevent "Trip and Influenza

aNative Bromo t1ainine Tablets token
III time ail! prevent Grip and lniiuenzi.
H. " Groves gnatlHe an boN 80
Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-16
WOmAN'S NERVES
MADE STRONG
By Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound.

Winona, Mrnn. - suffered for more
than year from nervousness. and was
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-02-01

st. Petersburg, Feb. What
meals shall be meatless and what
wheatless in hotels and restaurants
in this city was determined at a meet
ing of hotel and restaurant men here
this morning, a subcommittee work
ing out schedule that was suggested
by Mrs. Leila Dusenbury. The action
of the committee is to be final and
binding on all the places in this city
where food is served to the public.
The following is the schedule that
was adopted by the committee:
Sunday-Breakfast wheatless, din
ner meatless.
Monday - All meals wheatless,
breakfast meatless.
Tuesday-All meatless, supper
wheatless.
Wednesday-Al meals wheatless,
supper meatless.
Observation-Disclosures meatless, sup
per wheatless.
Friday-Breakfast meatless, sup
per wheatless.
Saturday - All meals porkless
breakfast meatless, dinner wheatless.
Breakfast from to II a. M, dinner
from II to 4 p m supper from 4 to
IS p. M.
The committee decided that this
plan was preferable to an infexible
rule making certain meals every day
meatless and certain other meals
wheatless The restaurant men want
ed each breakfast to be meatless and
dinner to be wheatless and wanted a
fixed rule, contending that the cooks
would. be confused by a changing
schedule. But the committee after
long consideration, decided it would
be better to have some breakfasts
with meat and some with wheat in
stead of having the same meal each
day minus certain things. The ho-
tel men favored the sliding schedule
that was adopted and the restaurant
men on the committee agreed that it
was good plan. The committee
was composed of Messsrs. McClin-
took, Dennis, Harrison and Carr and
Mrs. Dusenbury. Mr.. Carr was Sc
lected by the committee of four
named by Mayor AL Lang, who pre-
sided at he meeting. Food Director
Beacham has been notified of the ac-
ton of the meeting and has been
asked to give his approval of it.
Since it follows the suggestions of
the president it is certain that the
state director will approve.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-02-01
MUST PROVE THE
PLACE OF DAMAGE TO
COLLECT LOSS

Complaints have been made by
shippers who were unfortunately
caught by the recent unprecedented
cold weather in the North, that they
have been denied payments of losses
by railroads and express companies"
says the State Marketing Bureau.
In order to base a claim of that
kind it is absolutely necessary to To-
cate definitely just where the damage
from cold took place. Damage to
products may occur in transit at di-
version points, at terminals, and even
on trucks and in wagons when being
taken to stores of consignees.
For the last two seasons, the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company has
denied any responsibility for loss or
damage to fruits and vegetables
brought about by cold while products
are on its line, That road handles
most of the cars concentrated for dis
tribution at the Potomac yards, near
Washington, through which all Flor
ida products shipped to New York
and New England must pass, when
shipped by rail.
Unusual conditions preavil at
this time, indeed affairs are UMPIRE
cedented 1t is reported that over
10000 cars of supplies for shipment
to our troops and allies in Europe are
now on side tracks at Atlantic Coast
terminals waiting for ships, not to
speak of a vast number of cars at
interior points waiting to be moved.
There has been severe cold, and
companies have been
hampered in the movement of perish
ables by the United States Priority
board giving precedence to supplies
and munitions and in handling troops
and all this with the cold which
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-02-01
st. Petersburg Hotel And Restaurant
Men Adopt Schedule For
Food Restrictions

brought congestion at terminals, and
in connection embargoes which abso-
lutely hold up cars of perishables be-
fore arriving at diversion points, OF
course resulted in losses.
"Now that the government has TAX
en- over complete control of the rail
roads, it is hard to determine just
what consideration will be given to
claims until the whole problem is
worked out. Claims existing before
the recent change of government con-
troll will have to take their order and
await Developments Claims against
the government fifty to seventy-f1ve
years old are now before the United
Estates court of claims in Washington.
! Cup to this time the Florida rail
road commission, with its well or
ganized and efficient claim bureau,
has been able to handle to satisfac-
tory conclusion most of the claims
/ for losses originating south of the
Potomac yards. Florida shippers
with we'll established claims, as re-
suit of the recent cold and other I'M
toward conditions, should make their
complaints with all the facts they
possess to the railroad commission in
| Tallahassee, and if there is possible
!relief, it will be secured"
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-02-01
RATES ON
FAIR LIVE STOCK
Assurance Practically Given That
Reasonable Transportation Can BE
Given Stock Originating In
the South

That the director general of rail
roads, William G. McAdoo, will give
preferential rates on live stock to the
Florida State Fair and Exposition,
which will be held here February 26
to March 8, inclusive where the
stock originates in the South or
Southeast, is shown in a commune
cation received by Senator Duncan
U. Fletcher, from Edward Chambers,
Of Mr.. McAdoo's staff.
The communication, in answer to
a letter from Senator as to the status
quo of the transportation of live
stock to the Florida State Fair and
Exposition, states clearly that where
the stock originates in the Soth, it
can be handled with reasonable
promptness but if it is shipped from
the North, this cannot be guaranteed.
In view of the change of director
ship of the various railroads, in the
United States, placing them under
one head, President W. F. Coach
man wrote to Senator Fletcher, ask
ing him to take the matter up at his
earliest convenience, resulting in a
prompt reply being made by Mr.. Nc
Adoo. The letter from Mr.. Cham
bers to Senator Fletcher is as fol.
lows: 1--WE are doubtful whether
satisfactory service can be rendered
on live stock, particularly from East
ern points, but if the stock is to be
shipped to Florida from Southern
states, OF from territory other than
the Eastern, it is likely reasonable
transportation can be given"
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-02-01
Prominent Physician
Discusses CaIonneI

DR.. William Brady in an article about
calomel in the Atlanta Constitution re-
Gently said:
"Calomel is a cathartic and a very
crude and superfuous one. 1t pro-
duces no special effect upon the liver
or upon the secretion of bile. 1t has
no more influence over biliousness
than any other active physic. 1t is
just the ancient standby, cheaper
than most other physics and retained
in use because old dogs seldom learn
new tricks"
As a substitute for a poison like
'calomel modern physicians prescribe
purely vegetable cathartics. Mar
fOp GAIN nv HEM
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-02-01

tins Liver Medicine does all thI
good calomel does without producl
ing calomeps injurious effects. Mar
tins Liver Medicine is a standarI
proprietary preparation for constipal
ton, sick headache and other stoml
ach and liver troubles. Purely vegel
table as to ingredients, pleasant h
taste, mild in action and fully guarl
anteed. If not satisfied with it, takJ
the empty bottle to your druggist
and get your Soc back.
Try dose or so of Martins Iiyei
Medicine when you feel that yo1
need a liver regulator or dose d
physic. All good druggists sell Martins
Liver Medicine.