davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Ordway new era., 1918-11-29
The New Sweaters.

Many of the new sweaters of the
sleeveless sort show open slashes all
the way from the shoulder to the
waistline. That is. the armhole ex-
tends in straight line to tie waist,
where the fullness of the sweater Is
held In place by leafher belt. The
sweater is knitted very simply. There
is a ribbed section-knIt three, purl
three, In the lingo Of the knitter-
,thnt extends for n foot, then plain
section for the front, with fairly
The Ordway new era., 1918-11-29

Il is French legend, so old mat we
DO not know when ii was written, or
rather when 1t grew. We may not
believe In the miracle giving. but in
the heart of the story lies an exquisite
pearl of truth. And thus runs ths
old legend.
A very long time ago there dweit
upon the earth saint so good that
the angels themselves came down from
heaven TO see how any mortal couio
live so holy and beautiful life. They
found man going about his daily
duty In simple faithfulness. diffusins
an atmosphere of love as the star DIFF
fuses light. and the flower fragrance
without being aware of it. Watching
with eager Interest, they saw that two
wsrds summed up his day. He gave
and forgave.
Not that these words fell from his
lips. but they were expressed In his
pleasant smile, In his kindness, for
bearance and charity.
Then the angels prayed to God. ask
Ing. 30 Lord. grant him the gift OF
miraclesi" The answer quickly came,
81 Will ask him what gift 1t shall be-"
So the angels asked the holy man,
"would you like to have the touch OF
your hands heal the sick?" But he
answered. "No; that is Gods work.
Again they asked, Would you like to
convert guilty souls. and bring back
wandering hearts to the right pathT"
NO" he replied. "that Is also the
work OF God. pray; I do not con-
vert"
"would you like to become n model
of patience. attracting men by the lus-
ter of your virtues. thus glorifying
God?'
Still he answered. NO; II men
should become attached to me they
would be further from God and es-
tranged from him. The Lord has other
means'of glorifying himself"
Filled with astonishment, they cried:
"What, then. do you desirei"
The saint smiled. and asked In turn.
"Whnt can wish for? That God give
me his gracei with that shall i not
have everythlug?"
But the angels insisted that he must
choose miracle, or have one chosen
for him.
Every we'll" he said at length, weary
OF their Importantly. 81 wish that l
may do n great deal of good without
ever knowing it."
How were they to carry out such
wish? Finally they hit upon the fol-
lowing plan: Every time the saints
shadow should fall behind him or on
either side where he could not see 1t.
this shadow would have the power to
cure disease, soothe pain. and comfort
the sorrowink.
And so the wish was fulfilled. When
the dear old man walked abroad. his
shadow, thrown on the ground on
either side or behind him, made arid
paths moist. gave fresh greenness to
withered vegetation. brought back mu-
sic to the parched. dried-up brooks,
and roses to the pale cheeks of suffer-
Ing little children. and .dlfrused joy
everywhere.
The saint went simply about his
daily duties. knowing nothing of the
blessedness of his falling shadow. At
Inst his very name was forgotten and
he was reverently called "The Holy
Shadow. Dispatch.
The Ordway new era., 1918-11-29
TREES TO LEAVE IN
FARM-TIMBER TRACT
Aim to Improve Wood Lot in Cut
ting for Fuel Supply.
Wood Should Be Attended to as aooR
az Possible So There Will Be Plen-
ty of Time for Material to
Properly Season.

prepared by the United States Depart.
ment of Agriculture.)
In cutting firewood for this winters
emergency fuel supply the operation
should be undertaken with the double
purpose of furnishing heat and im-
proving the farm wood lot at the same
time.
The trees should be marked for cut.
ting while the leaves are ON them,
even If other farm work prevents the
actual telling until later. becnusn 1t Is
easier to tell the different kinds by tho
The Ordway new era., 1918-11-29
SYSTEM OF YARDlNG SWINE
State Of Good Health Can Be Much
More Easily Maintained Than
When Running Together.

1t is a well-known fnct that by carry
Ing out sensible system of ynrding
hogs state of good health can
be much more easily maintained than
when large number are allowed to
run together without any attempt be-
ing made to change their quarters
from time to time.
The Ordway new era., 1918-11-29
The investors Innings.

81 could paper room with the val
ueless stock certificates have bought"
remarked the 'inlucky man.
..Don't do 1t. Avail yourself of a
sure thing al last and paste up war
savings stamps"
The Ordway new era., 1918-11-29
p.opped From the Team.

Friend-So you dropped Private
Unlfback frtm your service football
ssam.
Soldicr--Yes. He fell down in schol-
arshIp. His average last month was
less than four Germans a day.-Llfe.
The Ordway new era., 1918-11-29
wtnos,

'Richee have WINGS" remarked the
ready-mnde philosopher.
"Yes," replied Mr.. Dustin Stax; "and
] might add that they can be useful In
mnny ways in hands Of skilled avia-
tor.
The Ordway new era., 1918-11-29
ErIendshIp.

The basis and groundwork of friend
ship is the forgetting of self through
that sympathy which must always ex
ist between friends.
The Ordway new era., 1918-11-29
Leaumlnous Crop Needed.

Cegum1nous Crop Needed.
A leguminous crop is necessary in q
rotation to keep up the nitrogen sup
plY in the soil
The Ordway new era., 1918-11-29
Interior Of Root Storage House
Equipped With Shelves to Prevent
Bruisine Crop and to Facilitate
Ventilation.

~s -
Ventilation.
being only necessary to make use of
the cellar. the attic, large closet, or
other parts of the dwelling, depend
ing upon the character of the product
to be stored.
Suitable Cellars.
A cool, well-ventilated cellar under
the dwelling offers good conditions for
the storage of vegetables. Many cell
lars are not well suited for storing
vegetables because of poor insulation
or lack O.. ventilation. Cellars con-
taining a furnace for heating the
dwelling usually are too warm and too
dry for the storage of root crops 1t
is often possible. however, to partition
Off room either In one corner or at
one end of the cellar where the tenn
perature may be controlled by means
Of outside windows. At least one
window is necessary, and two or more
are desirable for admitting light and
ventilation.
The Ordway new era., 1918-11-29

Keep Cream Smooth.
The cream should be stirred at least
,nce day to keep 1t smooth.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-11-22

Sforiteren! Ger ligser 10000
Morf / oenl"
Deb tort geiu9r og iiblat foe So
re lit man reboet be blanfe Cub.
og Sslompnter fra at inelte 1 bet
beiunoerlige 8ienmeiteo.
SlGoningerne til Ammnnttiotsar.
beiberne.
2anorooo Sienon | adbenrdo op.
lpier, at Der al 3ommunaIforbunbet
/ 4aobenroa ifulbe bape npret til.
oeiebrast 9t5 8l9ontnser, men at
ser btottl Inn er tnSganet 491.
2anorndben opiorbrer berfor boo.
M oen pelbdoenbe 9efolfning / gu
% paa 2dno til burtigit mulist at
oi!epere WanoSoragter / rigelig
Wpnsbe % ubtnIer Den 5oroentutng.
at Bette me Opran6 til fripiaig ai'
lepering pil isre til oct nsonenoigs
HeiuItot. iad at ban life befsner at
aisrc 9rllg al Sc SorbolSsresIer.
iom Hiasfommisfrren for borserlig
9cfIPoniug bar gipet BAN 6ulbmagt
til at onperbe FOR at naa Maalet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-11-22

Si6en Ell 9rano / 2abebpgningen.
@rauoen breotc lia iii De ali6re SGns
ger, Der neobrprotc; finn Sienbuiet
reo0eoes. glt lcpenoe r~eooeoe5, Der.
inoh br9noie ale Naifiner og REQ.
ilaber % belle @ooroers soft, "a 900
5or. S9o.
WineipGrmen. 5bilteo loe Oft.
Der orIucr itabia DfoSier al 0ttner
ito pao 4piten. glene pao Strpf'
ningen 8onaSao-alitmsller liaaer
Der oucr 40, iom ma mi err beapnot
at sbelpgQc. lloior alitntsIler oriper
3 0tiner, lom er meget geuerenoe for
6ilferne.
- Sbiiteo Soc Oft. &c poIoiomme
Vtlnelprpngnlnger paa Seltfpiten m.
tier Siilene / ell pi0 Smfreos, iaa at
DC unocrtioen formelia roffes / lin
Grrmopolo. Ct Grempel berpoa ices
iioIge q. q. PIP" hos aisbmanb
Sens Sleien aragb / 9litms[er.
Ser er ale Rlloerue ipr0uat, &Gs.
gene bar ilaoet Hcuner OF Sforiteneu
CT reonet ira sperit til neoerit.
5soSinlS. 5fiteipiacr GorI Mepcr
Ter oeb al @lertelIog / lit &iem / Sis.
bellbapn, uGiteu so War qommel.
Brnftiiercnoe Spae / Riltofis
bina q, Ebcilnno VolIien err aigaaet
peo 0ebcn pno SinienS 9psiuitititt
- Nor aummel.
~ Sotclcier Ghr. Sercnien. Sotel
Songelnno / Huofiebina. er oiqaoct
ucb Geoen poo Spenoborg SpacblS.
10 Nor ganmel Gen aiocoe Dor
bI. a. 6ormono Tor 6oreniuaen al
@oteluertcr / Suns Stiit.
- SGac SuliuS @rotb / 6reocrifs
perf er pliloieIig algooet peo Cohen
Nal bar blepeu bentet ill en- Yoticni
Sono9bpeu Sboflip; boa Teicn Ger.
no itprteoe ban plitoiclig 900 ON. %
en- tilfnlbt aoleao funoe finn fouito
tcre, al ban bar 300. rontmei al ei
Nlcrtellag. San blen IS Mar al
"Sanncbroa"S 200 Mars Snbi'
lpltnl. Volocmar30o1en 1919 CT 6cI
700 Mar, iioen "Gamrebrog" bIet
togct / BRIG lom oallif 6lag. : oel
9Gnleoniua har 0nlmnrfSiamiunoc'
beiIrttet at ifiGnfe aongcn CT Rigs
banner. iom / Ell @ronccioh fol plan
ties peo Soocn al Sroucu, bprenot
&igSooabnet % iamtlige Soloct;
NcrreoS % 9puoobeu. Ger tpnfe;
ogioa witlitet ct Sc9ot. hpiS Otioler pt
bliue anpcuot til ll~nberitsitelie q
rationale Grbciocr al Iiterpr eac'
p~ioenifnbelig Yri, eller lom pau al
ben Widaoc er til @uun Tor oct oonitu
6olf og til SnnoctS 9Gre. iii al reii
Wiuocamlcrfcr oper oonlfc Wtpno .,
&uinoer, Iom bar pirfet iii Sam 10
SonO og 6olt, o. cnoelia til Gon
mortsIomfuuoctS 6logiono, lon bl
a. uooeIer 6lag iii Sfolcr oa liz
uenoe. enoelig cr DER lonet en- 0ie
oolie iii Minoe ON 6eitOagen,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-11-22
Euitpaffer mobringee life.

Som GSsIge al &nnifcIigbeocr meo
at iao @elte / Senoerborg bIiper
Eafterne life mere beigrgcoe no
9ucn ira lite Sftober. SG0unnliae
Batter fan iaoe5 peo Enffcerpebi
tionen poa Voithict moo 6renpis.
nina al oe tilitiueoe Yoffefort Seo
&lpoffer mootagcr Norcsioten ogiua
finn Yaffefort tilienot.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-11-22
Saarot biemjsgt.

Gufe gune Hi2ieu paa SiortitiGr
Citation miiteoe / Soraaret i'm gtano,
Der par 8ognmano, efter baaroe 81
oeIier. Sort eiter mootog bun 81.
terretuing ON, at ben0es 9loite Gan
1etlei bar ialben; ior noale Gage
iioeu mObtog @ufeu MeooeleIie ON.
at henoes anoer ssn Anoreas par
oso eiter al pPre bleper baar5t iaa.
ret, Oh nh bar bun iaaet 9uo ON, al
henoe5 treble og iioite Son &is par
Iaunet. Sun bar tioligere ueo d.
oen miitet = Senler % 3 Gstre.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-11-22
Sra Noree.
Gu iirlSen Sesiuembeo ianot Steb

Sn ttrl0en Segtnenbe0 Iallot Sfeo
/ Sronlse airfe forleben Spnong,
ibet . Slbemeore og 3 Sloefpore
bar Saboere til ct og Iarnme Surn.
9anoets Gloitc 2cnsmano, Ole
2uro / Sale i S~rtersbalen, bar
oisie Gage taqet Ififeo eiter as MorS
Girfe. San er fpbt / @alores / 1887
o. or iaoIcoes nuiten 50 Iar al.
SrGbt peo @aaocIfnb. Teb ct
Gaaoeifltb brpbtes forleocn en- II
aorig @ut anub ariltionicn Sfrcttc=
bcro poo Wobum. San lao % iteltc
llleo lit @eppr. Sfueoet off al og
rammet bam bpbelig.
Srrbt ueo Wine2rplpiiun. Ser
gen lite Sftober. SEQ 9emolering
al Ell Mine paa Spbiiben al Storb
blep ibog llnberminsr @ragfub ira
Sorpeoobooeen "9roug" iao hoarSt
fooret, at ban Ienere er afgoaet oeo
Cohen.
Mmrlanbsialbenc. Bergen tObe
Sft. Otter bnoh "Moreenapilen"
%crforer, ifoI observation-disclosures huanb=
aipes for 100000 ar. Sertil font
nler cmfring Ell Miaion for giens
BONNIE % Hettigbeber, iom Selifo,
bet bar erbperbet.
%affer @ape. 7rebrifsitoo 9oe
Sft. aoniul Gamilo Morcbs Otter,
luote bar ifipnfet $4,000 &roner til
TorifieGiee pelbnbige 9ienleo / Sire
brifsitob. 2igelebes er Ser bIebet
opcrienbt 1000 4roner til Selpis
MING al 9pens Sattige.
Spn:bet fnnit. timber Sfiftnin9ss
orbeibe / 2ileitrsm forleoen Hat fom
cn l,ng Stotionsbetient, Sigurb
Snnien, inc mellem TO Buffer, ibet
han iflllbe bsic iie. San fit Snpebet
fnlbitnnbia fniit og nar beb paa
Steoct. Mfbpoe bar gift.
S%aparerrt Tlsbemaifin. Manbol
1Ooe Oft. llbenfor Spiner bar man
/ Sieen fintbet Salpbelen al "goo-
Sen" til en- Slppemaifin. Gen bar
lloen Sumner ener Merfe, on1fri1g 6
SOB lang. Ser par ct &ompos oa Ell
Gel Gatrpner / ben, eners intet.
Sjclocm GamilicbpitiSelisbeb. Sac
@aaroen @eienopif / Meoitrano ieire.
bes Der forIeben Senbag en- bi1tnof
cneltoaenoe Observation-Disclosures, ibet
TprGlbrene bapbe Sslpbrpnup, ct al
@arna bapbe 9rpnup, ct anbet feire.
be fin Sorlopelie % TO andre bler
fonfirmeret.
Observation-Disclosures fnlo
Sang. Bergen 17be Oft. Sil OFF.
tieieIifabet Ssiangfalbene | Soan
fom forleben BEN ferite 2nIt al
@alrit fra Sranfrige. Mluminiiim
i%abrifationen err mi / fltIb Gang. 8er
Siben beraf proouceres Ser &arbif
os alllipibler.
Gen nlpffelise Tamilie bcb Erie
Tamilien @ang paa 2rie, bpis enc.
lite Cater blep mprbet fornplis, ia,
/ bisie Gage miitet lin plbite Sen
Char @ang, q slar gammel. Sal
fit ben ipanffe Spge og bIep inblaei
paa l%tIlepaal, bpor ban er beo al
2unaebetenoelie.
Wfinerne beb &nrmben. Salloe.
FUND lobe Oft. "Sortlan0" pontro'
iboa en- Mine / 9armiunbet, peo S,nb.
feililteen til @pen. Sfibet bupoC
itpr fo0ioeret meb Winen. Siifern(
ifol 2srbag ia Mebe / @~nlebnine
al ben npe norife Wineiperrine, ion
letter Dem / en- panlfelig Sitllation
ltniberftct / Nurb@ orse. Sr
Sans u. Meper, 900 / Ganen, bal
taget Srbet for SpretteIie af ct Uni
p%eriitet / Norb 9forge. Set matte
SilfGlbe lpgges / SromSe. 6ai
frembolber, at MoneeIen paa @m
BEDS og reimbursement / Sinn1ar
men ba pilbe afbi9lpes. Sanfen er
'aauiot ri oeo, M, men fortienc,
ttpiliomt BEN ~iterIte SpmerfIombeb
Cen fonmer life ipeien for set Pr
beibe, iom alerebe er ioa lana
iremifreoet for ct ltniperiitet / Ger
deft.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-11-22
Eenae | Sforitensn.

6ra St5ebo / Soften ifripes til
"aieler 3eitung~
3ornpiig uobrso ser Brand hos
en- @aaroeier Der paa egnen. "a
9uerne ilos no al Saget, Lob gieren
omfring oet brGnoenoe SuS on
raabte: Sent Sforiten$icieren2 Se
onlfriHaitaoenoe ipuretc iorlnNret
@uao iIaI banI" San itul op |
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-11-22
Naar Sicen ~itanoicr.

Ger er en- infer, paaiioelis Seborolius, iom
linorer tleer,oe Sortur o. 6uoirritationer
nGiten eitbIitfelis o9 o%ereiter ltuprer os
itprfer Suoen.
Norlauo hos gpotbetereu en- 25c. eler 81
Tlaite 3emo oe anpeub bet ION dnpllt.
Snart nil Ce ftlos uo, at Srritationer, Sre9z
ner. eczema, Simmer, 6iu9orm "Slodbeoos"
o. ltsnsuoe 6uobeipRrliebeoer pil iorluiuoe.
Tn lille 3emo, bette 9ieInemtrGn3enbe, till
frebsittlsnoe ilpbenoe Dtiopsl er aft. bpao Ge
bebeper, oo bet iorbriper be ilelte ououollet
90 DIOR 6uoeu blob, itPtt 90 iuub.
2bse G. ~. Roit 60. @~Ispslano. g.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-11-22
Sinosjua.

Hibc Toe eft. Gn Gonifer Der
/ flere Mar bar giort Sleneite poa
oeu tpife 5ront. fom ignor iom itnos.
ina til @rGnien peo 6piooiug buor
ira ban blep lsrt piberc I'll %iborg
Sitb5lpgeonitolt uloer SeoeI1e az
noQle oonife Observation-Disclosures.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-11-22
I'm EperippmmeIier uco gabenraa

Iom 6slge al DC lioite cages iterte
Heqnpeir berettes | "gpeuraoer "a
aeblatt" Tor / 2sroog5 bl. a.: @rp8
marferne oq Gugene sit 90 pet Tor
gpen itaar iuloitPnoiq unoer @uno.
NJ Ssitoffere RACER flun Goppene op
uoer Tanoet. % auGget itoo uroIigt
brsleuoe / 0ano iii 9ugeu o. muat
re bringes OF paa bsIere Iiagenoe
Worfer. Eoa mango Steoer er Der
aurettet Sfuoe pau 0oueirugterne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-11-22
8eicircr Smcrtc
/ fortc Cmsang.
Yelgjorenoe einoring al Smerte
gier Sloans til ct llni.
uerial' Wiooel.

Iette bersmie MiOoeI MOB rbeumati,.
Smerter. gmbeb. Stiubso. pineiulee 5sor
ituuniuecr, ueuralolife Snsrtsr Do be ilsits
andre uopenbigs GuiGsteIier, Wsnneitebeoen
liber az, bar en- nnaapsIia Cmi9tnins ioroi
bet ~prattiit TAFT aIbris unolaber at briuae
burtis os uelsisrsnos sinerius.
altib parat til Srus, oil burtis trange
IND uotu GuioHiHg, os sipe RsiuItatsr. Rent
oa iorrrtifenos. 6Gaes hos ale apotbstere.
Gu nor Tloite er msii beiparenbs.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-11-22
vi Spnncr / arIgeu.

Teoitco loe Eft. aioooe aommut.
ncioritouoer ). y. Seuien / Spi0otng
bar haut nj Sgnner meo / arigen.
sire al Dem err ialone. Tn bleu ioo.
RET / @~egonoelien al arigen OF bar
ii0en nRret tieneitu0ugtig. II itg9er
iaoret pno et 2o5oret, Ell bar iauet
3uberfuloie og TO er Tor Sioen blems
me pau Srlop.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-11-22
YeMgc til Norgc

Nlirien pdd norile &eugc nrrmer itJ
mere % mere ott normaIe. % ldnOign4
liQui5 pdrer oet life lruge. isr Sen giants
le Hurs. Nroner $40 pr. Collar. bIiUtr
gi9loeune. Sor Siocu bctnler ri hsjeit
glGloeuoe aurs, on buis Sc tGriier paa
OF ieuhe liot SuIepeuge til Slrgtuiu9e
cIler &euner / Ror9e. ieub o3 SeIebet
cnten / regiitreret 9reu eler pua CT
droeu betpem Wddoe iamt gidUu og
Nore5ic pdd Den Teriou, ION itdl moo
toge Rengere. og ri aisr Heiten gteo
%Dntgadeuoe Bot mpotuger &c autttering
frd os, % uoqer ieuere ieuoer ri Gent
cn6oe en- 0uittering unoerIfrcuet al
Iootagercu al Beugeue / Horge. Ens
ties llobstnIiHg pr. 5~eIegrdi. tan ogs
lna bette a%rrdugeres.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-11-22
Scnoeriyllano
unoer Krieen
Nnlbur Wurolcsuiocrc.

OtinoitetoQct paa ialone Noros
ileapiaere cr MT iilg. "9iibe StiitSt. ="
55S3.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-11-22
ajGrligbeb % aris,

en- ualminoelig iGngslenoe 6ortGl'
ling ira Sulipanernes romantiite
Souauo. Oct er imiolertib life ont
Suliparer S~ortelingen banbler,
men ON Ell ung rusiiif OFFICER %
BEN motagenoe 6rsfen emma pan
Roruaoerien og oe SanffeItgheber.
iom bober zig op Tor ct %iaaoart aiG'
rcitepar i arigstib. Tris 40e. Teo
Tpiten ct War S1.65.
B. ANUNDSEN PUBL. CO.,
DEBORAH, la.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-11-22
Quro Cafburns Sstre,

7yortaalng al 9trs. Senrp 8oob,
Sen aibolote engelife 6orfurterinee.
Suaen al Mrs. 8ooos mango uSner.
feoe TortGuunqer bar ct iaaoant Rp
blonbt Der itore Yublifum JON "2oro
Safbrrns Sstre". Zen gif / ~Seo
s(rnen~ Tor co II sar iioen. % paa
munaeS Spiororing bar ri M op.
,rpft Der / @oaiorm. Gen er paa
100 Sioer. Eris S1.0O. HtO
"9,uiten" ct War fnn $500.
b. ANUNDSEN PUBL. CO.,
DEBORAH. la.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-11-22
Sturt saser al Viauoer, Srg:
Ter, Sonografcr o. HccOros.

Sfru itug sit,r ga
talo3 90 uNpu. bpdo
ON sulf,s, pyuuo.
strt.ors.l SuSors.I
ea,r Souoarai og 5e
Hal Vuoe. ar q hsr
fan iGd fIsbt e. no
msr'et S%r'trurrsut I'll
Iassus lapsits ev,s
ier.
9{ppu bette Elao.
THs NORTH WESTERN
MUSIC HOUSE.
sac end Ave. s.,
MINNEAPOLIS. MINI
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-21
ROTAR|ANS WIND UP
SEASONS BUSINESS
Listen to DR.. Francis II. Green
on six Cities" and Elect
New Officers.

Wilmingtons Rotarians went to the
du Pont grill room last night from thor
final session of the season, listened To DIR
Francis II. Green, head of the English
Department of the West Chester State
Normal School. elected officers and cleared
the table Of leftover business.
The officers chosen were: President, J
Edgar Rhoads; first vice president, How
ard Seaman; second vice president, Walter
: Brown, Walter ID. Bush Jr., was re-
elected secretary and the following
directors were elected William T.,
Holland, Leon W Walker. Joseph Ban
croft Joseph :. Wilson and William T.
Douglas Leon " Walker was chosen
Ia represent the club nj the forthcoming
Kansas City convention
Dr Green's address had 10 do with the
six cities best To live IN They were. he
SAID Simplicity, Capacity. Nivacitv.
Tcnacity, Ncracity and Felicity In his
usual humorous fashion he outlined the
sly qualities which he urged as guide for
every Rotarmn
During the business meeting whic i
preceded DIR Greens address. the NOM
hers of tho club voted for n trip Ia tho
Ferris Industrial School to 'akc place on
Thursday next As an organization the
Rotary Club Is Interested in the nanua
training department of the school and
thclr trlp on next Thursday will lie he
second to he made during the past tw,
wears
Captain Harrison " Howell was rivcr
m ovation when h. entered thc room and
spoke briefly on his experiences IN the
service thus far ART urged The Rntariar
to do III ~ thclr power to help make thu
world decent place "a Ilvc ~ Or
Howell Will leave Tor Camp 0glcthrop,
ON SnnlnN
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-21
JEROME b. BELL ILL.
Was Stricken With Attack Due
to Excessive Heart Pressure
AT Friends Home.

PARK Commissioner Jerome r. Bell,
former proprietor and editor Of the Star
who was taken suddenly and seriously
III on June s. At the home Of his friend.
r. - Brown. Clavmont, Delaware. has
boon brought to The home Of his son.
Inruc 4 Rcll 1908 Monroe street Mr.
Fell Is slowly recovering hut i viii be y
wee K before his physician viii permit him
"a leave his bed
Excessive heart pressure IS sand 20 have
brought about the attack. hti 1t tho
home "a his son today i was sand that he
was out ol dangcr
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-21

and his family were opposed to war,
which brought objection from MIR Curley,
who said he had not minded questions
that brought negative answers from the
witness and showed that she had not been
hunting trouble when she talked to the
defendant, but that he dlsapprovcd of
the present line OF queries. The Court
SAID Stephens family matters were not
being gone into and Mr.. Roe turned his
attention to something else.
NEW TACK TAKEN
He wanted to know, first, what Mrs.
Van Trump said TO the defendant after
his remarks To her and got reply that she
had said that it was unfortunate that
IN taking care of people in this country
care had to be taken OF people like him ?"
Had she repeated what Stephens had
SAID? Yes, to her mother and others
Did she say anything about the Christian
religion? lcs, but what il was the
witness could not remember. Didn't
he say that IN his view of the Christian
religion all war was organized murder.
The witness could not remember such Il
statement
On redirect examination by MIR turlcY.
Mrs Van Trump said that there had been
nothing like an argument with the de
fcdant and that the visit to him was not
the result of any policy on her part
Then Mr. Roc wanted to know something
more about the conversation between the
defendant and the witness She said that
she had appealed To him rs n lady and
that he had been anything hut a gentle
man
And finally MIR Roc wound up Ivy
rcmarking that the witness had had the
last word with Mr. Stephens and that She
should also have the last word with HIM
Mr. Roe ~ well But the witness
made no reply beyond faint smile
wherefore the last word seemed to have
rested with Mr. Roc
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-21
Mas0ns Entertain Aiasons.

About one hundred Masons and their
wives paid a VISIT to tho Masonic Home
last night for the purpose Of entertaining
the home population Refreshments
were served and There was an interesting
entertainment az slnguEand dancing with
several clever amateur vaudeville acts
and al had a splendid time
The Sentinel=record., 1918-10-25
HEALTH SERVICE REPORTS
 CONDITIONS ARE IMPROVED
THE SITUATION STILL IS SERIOUS ESPECIALLY IN THE LARGE
 CITIES.

Washington Oct. 2h-FuSther sub sidence of the influenza epidemic over the country was indicated in reports received today by the public heaun service from A states. The situation still is serious in many localities. how ever and more particularly in the larger cities.
 There was practically no change to- day in army camps, 2.779 new cases S1 3ns reported decrease of one from yesterdays total Pneumonia eases decreased from 7l2, yesterday to G99 today and deaths were BOT agains, 327 the day before. The total of in- fuenza cases reported now is 29S, ,275; pneumonia cases 4S,32S, and deaths lG,274.
 Camps Dix. New Jersey, and Grant Illinois, where influenza epidemics have been particularly serious, did not report a single new cases. The lars est number of new cases reported to- day was from Camp Mcclellan, Ala bama. with l23
 Arkansas reported today that the Ipeal had been passed in the larger towns but that conditions were more serious in the rural districts. In the northwest conditions continue se- rious.
 Over the south and east generally improvement is shown, but the disease still is active in most of the large cities, including New York where ,! deaths ewre reported today; Bostol Providence, R. l., Philadelphia, Wash ington, Cincinnati, Cleveland, Indian lapolis, Chicago and Louisville,