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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-11-06
Sic @abl.

Nad) oen nppllItanbigen 8aJl6e<
ridten, wie lie bis jett oorlieaem, 6a-
ben Die 9fepnblifaner adt Site inr
Samie nno s,uei i'm Senat aeiuuunen.
slnd) Die 0emofraten ba6em Site ae-
luonnem. 8eibe Yarteiem baben She
perloren. 9as geetto-8eInltat III
nod nid]t feitsniteaen. Die ssii6rer
beiSer Harteien i'm 6ams nn6 Geuaf
iinS luieber eriuablt. Der Susialiit
NeDer 2onbon 1T seidjlasen. Der
Sosialiit Berger lit iuieb1 snm Nit-
glieb bes observation-disclosures er.
luablt. Sn Der Staatspabl pDH
EenniplDaaien nn6 Connecticut ba,
ben bie &epmblifaner seiieat nnS Ser
repmblifaniid)e 0onpernemr 8bitmau
BON Stem Dorf fat i'm Staate cine iu
groke Tlnralitat erbalten, oaf. er 6ie
Elmralitat, Bic Der benrofratiIdJe
&anbibat, sllfreb 6. Smith, in Ser
Stabt erbaitem bat, iiberbietem mag.
slmd) Die Gepublifaner in ,Snbiama
beaniprnden BEN Sieg. Die grpbi=
bitioniiten baben iuabrideinliA III
6luriba, Sreson nnS @Domnina se-
iponnem nnb in Wfinneiuta nn6 Obio
perlorem. slmd in Wiiiomri 1T Eru-
bibitiDn seIblasen. Miiionri bat an-
ldeinemo einen repmblifamiiAen
gnubesienator, Midtcr Spencer, En-
lpahlt. Sn @iseoniin lit Elm Hepn6-
lifaner anid)einenb gum 8pmbermenr
eriuablt. Sn Midigan lit Sas
JraneHittmmredts NmenSement
angenommen.
Spre6er Champ Glarf lit iua4r-
id)einlid bon Dem Hepnblifaner 0ger
seidlagen.
Senator 2eipis BON Slinois, fir
oeiien Wabl Der ErGii6ent periSniidl
eintrat, ioll gei6lagen ieia.
Nad) ben neneiten Aadridteu
ideint es als ipenn bic 3epnblifaner
Die MaioritGt i'm Senat babem iuer-
ben unb ais iuenn 6ie 2aae i'm 9fe-
praientantenbanie cine s,ueifelbafte
III.
Die geteilisnns an Der geftriaem
Wabl bier in Der Stabt mar sic mieS-
rigite, Die nod ie itattsefmnben. Die
meiiten Gtimmen fat &eprGientant
NprObans erbalten, 2619. Gr,uGblt
1T bas ganse oenaDfratiide Sifet.
Der repnblifaniide 9onsreffanbi-
bat !Sartman erbielt 997 Stimmen,
Der beinofratiide Bee 25O7;. Der re-
pnblifanild)e Gpnntpridjter- -aanSi6at
gearSsleD erbielt 1112 Gtimmeu.
Der Semofrntiide 0abis 2429.
Sm Stnate bat 6as oemotratiiAe
Staatstifet ebenfalls geiiest.
Sm 26. 0iitrift ntieres Gtaates
Fat anfdeinenb Nidter g9iloref se-
iuunnen.
Sn benz %. ienatpriellen Diffrfft
nnieres Gtaates, in benz ein ld5arfer
&f siuiiden 3. 8. 0lafeod mub
Nrdie Barr aus 9npal gonntp tob-
tc, iunroe eriterer eriu6blt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-11-06

gelte1 9ate one altBeroroel1tll1e Sieg=
ianlfeit oes gal15en aorpers ber1e:=
fensmert, 10 oaB es ibeinen n1oGte,
als Oh Der 6ii1 feline 4no1en i'm
9eibe botte. esn ser Sat boben oie
@aie au6 nur Elm aus &norpel be-
itebel1oes Sfelett, tpie es anoere @ir=
beltiere nur i'm en1brponalen 3uItan=
De beiiben, BET oenen Die poaitanoige
Terfnoderltng oes &norpellfeletts in
friib=finoltdem Sitter pollenoet ptro.
Die Sale leben alio nit einen Sfe=
lett tpie es bel oen @irbeltieren MIR
lit Der allererlten slnfangsenttpidc.
lung por5ufommen pflegt. 3eitlie,
miiiien lie iiberbaupt als 8orl1nfer
Der @irbeltiere betrdhtet iperoen.
Sn iener ltrperiooe, oie als oie
iilurgiide be5ei6net miro, In Der noe)
fein ehtes 8irbeltier porfonumt nno
MIR niebere 4rebstiere uno Weu=
i6eln Die Meere bepolfert babel1 tre=
ten idon Die 8orfabren ser iesigen
Rauber Der Wieere auf. gs Iino uns
alleroings feine Sfelette aus iener
Belt iiberfolnlnen, pobl aber 3abne.
Die ibres Oentingebaltes lpegen iiber=
aus erbaltungsfdbig iino. 5n ipate-
rem Groperiooen treten Die Sale 5ahf=
itno artenreiher auf rno erreihen in
Der 5ertiarormation lire boblte @nt-
mideluag. ginise Gremplare battea
eine llngebeure @roBe. ipie man aus
oen i'm Wuidelmergel eefunoellen
3abnett entnebmen fann, Die an ser
gaiis bier 3oa brett iino Lungs oes
Seitenranoes gemeiien flint 3on
lang iino! Die geaturforider Ser
Challenger expedition ma1ten sic
bodit itttereiiante Galtoefnng, oab
3abne bon abnliber @roBe I'M
Sdlamm oes Stiaen Meeres 5lpi-
iden Bolpneiien nno Der 8eitfiilte
slmerifas iebr bdnfig porfonrmefl.
0a man feinen 8etpeis fir bas 8or=
foulmen lebenoer Snoipionen bon
oieier @roBe bat, 70 ntllB oie rieIige
Srt, Der Die 3abne angeborten, in
perbdltnisnaBig neuer 3eit ausge=
itor6en iein.
lleberalis baufig iiilo bie folIilen
9aifiid5abne, beionoers in Sertidr-
ablagerlingen. Sic iperoen bon oen
Gbineien uno Sapanern seianmelt
itno man iiebt iie ballfig in Senl.
peln als Sdlangen5dbne ooer Dra=
denflalen ausgeitellt. geionoers als
lestere iperoen iie oft Dem glaubieetl
Bublifum bonn Erielter ge5eigt nno
oieiem oa5u cine S1auern1re err
51blt, Dob manhem 8duerlein babel
Die Saare 81 Serge iteben. gluh man
bern lie nibt ielten in Die 9lpotbefe,
unr ou Yulper 5errieben, als slr5nei
81 oienen Sn Der Reu5eit Iino Die
neiIten 8attungen Ser foiiilen Sale
erloiber uno nir nod ipenige Arten
bepolfern Die beutigen Meere. Bon
oieien alten @efblehtern bat iid an
Der fineiiid=iapaniihen aiiite cine
felt Der Silnr5eit ourd alle gr6perio=
ben beinabe nnper1noerte @attuna
erbalten, Der Yort Sadion-@ai.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-11-06
Sic nil Ni6eriprudl.

5rmt: Mann, balt gu Dem 9eG-
ner Elm srinfselo seseben2"
0eann: $50, liebe sSran." sSrau
Salt on ibm piel eegeben2"
Wann: Sa, mein @eibden. 6rau
r9n batteit ibm aber nidt piel ge6en
iollenl" SD babe ibm nift piel
gegeben, Ser5denl" Srall: yGu
batteit ibm aber gar nibts gebell
iollenl4 Wann: sd babe ibnl
andJ sar ni6ts gegeben, 2iebitel" =
5rall (uiitenb). %, OH argerit mid
SIT 9ooel" Wann: .glber, liehe
sSran, ih nil oir ood ni6t pioer-
ipreheu."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-11-06

Die letten &erlnitliiten iueiiem fol-
senbe teraniid)e gsamen anf: Serst,
Clarence Gbeiter Orb aus airflanb,
Wil $. Sreips ans Wanrlin, @eurge
u. Chen aus Snlpbnr Sprimgs, i'm
&f sefallen; Gilas Magrp ans
8aep, yiubert Nrisbt ans Eenuing-
ton, an 8nnSen seitprben, Nlpim
gormann aus Seslin, on aranfbeif
geitorben; Sobn SpbnIon ans Bon.
lam, Snie s. Narttn aus 3idlan6,
2onis 3an6er ans Gan Mntpnio, &C.
rup Harfer ans 6onitpn, id)iuer ner-
iunnbet; &orppral sSpbm 8. Soimes
aus Decatur, &prporal 2alurencs
Self aus NeainneD, Charles $.
8leiuett nus 9idarbion, Soiepb g..
Shut ans Commerce, 9umis g.
Jranf ans San Intonie, als per-
iunnSet semeloet, obne nGbere Mnaa.
ben; aorporal Sbonins W. Oorf ams
Oantis, gilfreo Sobn Nn6eriom amS
Glsin, @alter 9enbrifs ans Gone
DAT, George W. Eife ans Big
Springs, 2entnnnt @m. G6m. Wes-
bit ans San slntonip, Soiepb 81.
Slafmpre ans Denton, Sanbam o..
Sir ans @alep Mils, leidt beriunn-
BET.
Cine Nmiterbamer 9epeide be
famptet, Die Gpanbamer aroRem Mr.
tilerie @erfe ieien bmrdD cine Gr.
ploiton serit6rt murben. Gs lei a6er
Wiemanb babel INNS 9eben sefon,-
inen.
1890 3esiitrierte miileu iid) in
ben Sagen bonn 25. bis 5mm q. 9to.
Dember itelen.
Der bentid)e aaiier ioil iefsis fai-
Ierlidle Shl6iler, barnnter bas ga-
lais in Sansienei, fir S5pipitaler mmb
Grbolnnssbeime snr @erfiigans se-
itelt babem.
Ter &apitain nnb iiebea Wiaun
uon Der geiatnng Der moriueaiidlem
Sarf yStifinoer", Die uermikt lumr-
Den, ieitbem Elm oentldes ltnterIee-
boot bic yarf am 13. Cftpber torpe.
oiert mno bic geiatnns aipana, iid) in
5iuei NettnngsbuDte sn fliid)ten, iino
gcrettet; 6as anbere Boot lit bereits
Dor IL Sagen aufaetamdJt.
Sn einem 0efangemelaaer 6ei
@ien iolen sluOlf sefansene italieni,
idJe Gffi5iere nnb $4,000 sefamgene
Soloaten Die @ad)en iibermaltist ba-
ben nnb entfloben ieim.
Sine 9epeIdje ans glmlterbam
mcloet, bak bic amerifaniid)e sslottc
bemnadJit Srieit beieben iuerbe.
Die Seip5iser gulfs5eitnas iast,
Saoenoorff lei entfernt por6en, ais
leine id)iueren itratesiiden syebler iidl
seigten.
a6nis Snbiuis bon SaDern fat lei,
nem Wiiniiterinm einen Yrief ae-
idJrieben, in Dem er erflart. baF Mi-
niiter, welde bas gertranen oes So
nlgs geniekem, and Sas 8ertramen
Der 8olfsuertreter baben ioQten. 9aS
aabinet fat Saranfbin reiisniert, NM
Die Silomng zines Iold]en Wiiniite-
rinms m6slidJ sn MAIDEN. Ser a6-
mig bat ben Eremier Sttu BON 9anSl
anfsefproert, ein nenes &abinet sn
btloem nnb Die iebigen Winiiter er.
lndf, propiipriidJ lueiter Sn amtiereu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-11-06

OeS Setn0eS >Detnn ueOer11)retfen OeS
SlaiIes MIR aerinae @erlmite aeba6t
Die 0emtIden babem oie Bride iiber
bic Nfaas sluiiden eaneupille unS
Gtenap in Die 2uft aeiprenat. Die
Mmerifaner haben bei grieulles uub
Glerg-le-Yetit Tontonbriifen iiber
Sic Maas beraeiteQt. Sic baben bic
Stabt 6pnills aenpmmen.
Die Gnalanber baben sic befeitin.
te GtaSt Sc lnesnoa, IiiSSltlid) putt
@aleaeiennes, erpbtrt. 0ie aelomu,ts
GarniIon, 1000 Wfann, ,uurSe aefau.
gen aenommen. Mudl sic O1rfer Sp-
lines, Qeroab lmeene, Trasroh ituS
Sc 1etit Warais ,uurbeu aeupmmen.
SIN Mormal gtalS, liiS6itlidj bon
GaIenciennes, baben sic glliierteu
iueitere @e,uinue aemad1f.
gSie aus gonSon aenelbet wirb,
siebeu lid, Sic 0entIdleu an elmer
Irpnt pon Is Weilen. nm Ser G6ef.
6e bis sur gisne, snriif. Die Nl-
liierten haben sipiIdleu Ga(eucienues
unS 8apap sic frans0ii1dl-be(aiId,e
esrense iiberldjritten. Gle haben ben
Wurmel Wafb aeupmmen. Trans5-
iildle Srmppen 6aben ben Nr6ennen-
Ganal iiberidlrittem. snSlidl BON
Gnn an ser Wlaas ilaben sic Mmeri-
fauer BEN griifenfupf beIebt, haben
aber bie Gtabt 0un nod nidt ar.
npmmen. Die 9eutidleu iinS iiber=
aa in gelaien unb Traufreid, ae.
ld)laaen. 9ie Nlliierteu llaben iiber-
al Crte aemommen. @iele 9eutidle
limb at Gefanaeneu aeuadjt uub pie[
arieasmateriaI lit erbeatet.
1ie GnnfSnSer haben Seu Gom6rs.
Ganal eritiirmt nno iin1 brei Weileu
iiber i'm hinans poraebrnuoeu.
Die gmerifaner ilahen SEN ,pid,ti-
aen Crt Gtenan an Ser Wlaas ~.
npmmeu.
Die Ymerifaner 6abeu Sie Moas
in Der G,eaenb ppu Gfenan onf Seu
BON linen erbauteu Yontunbriifen
aefrenst Ser 1te6eroano fonS nuts,.
itarfem Tener Ser bentid,en Woid,i.
nenoeid,iibe ltatt,
SepeIdleu pom arieossd,ounloh
melben. Sas nujere teron;id,cn snfs
oateu iidl Gnserft tid,tio hieltsu.
amerifaniId,e qnffih;ffer hobeu
anf Wtou,on unb yaauepmrt ii6er Sre;
Spnnen 8pm6eu oe,unrfen
s(merifaniid,e puftid;fie. 81, s,,on.
spu nn6 Roneourt ounr;fien hobsu
nierseIm Seut,de p,,ftid;ffsr ,oosn
..Soffers.A 6ernmtsroehrad,t Mou nom
an,erifaniidlen auftId,ifferu o;noem
MIR orei perluren.
Bon Waleneieunes bis uod steuon
iinb an Der meitlid,en ,srunt aam.
pfe inn (sauoe sic teilme;ie oon, 6e.
Seutenbe 9imeuSiuuen auoenomn,en
baben. Gnalanber unb Simer;fom,r
melben Grfplae. 0,eneraI VerIhimo
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Zen 9iedjten aetrpffen.

Sic: Ser afann. oen id) nebmen
nitroe, broudt fein gernogen 81 ba-
ben
Or; 3, mein ondoiees ssrdnleiil,
oielc @igenlboft beliBe id, obne mir
5ll ihn1eibeln, in allerreidItem
MfnRei"
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Simmer idlneioia.

SEA, Serr 2eutnartt, lpie ipor's
oenn ouf Dem Hegimeutsboa?" -
Daufieopfertl sluf gefebI bonn gea,-
merits -Gommanoenr oreintal Oaouer4
bliin,henruou ieItiirmt.
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yeabiid)tiat.

Neutrality-suspicious. 08arum bo-
ben Sic oieie 9luffl6rllng nidt glei9
ge9eben2 Sic bdtten Damn niht oen
ganaen @inter IN llnteriidungsbaft
lieei brauhen.
9lngeflugter; v9as poIlte id ia
eben id) babe bod altsen6lifli6 fei-
ne 9lrbeit."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-11-06
Simmer berielbe.

u,SS SSiaof @oloitaub un0 sSrou
bee9ren iid), Sic ein5ulaoen 5u Ssb-
rer am Is. Oftober ltattiinoenoen,
gorantiert ed t iilbernen Sod
Seit.
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Sin Wuoerner.

uSa, S6orih, Oh laBt ia nur
Define lSrat orbeiten lmo gu mahIt
nihts 2" sd bin eben fir Ole
Gmou5ipationl"
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Sau Grlautnisidcine.

@oolpb 8asner, glnbau, @aroen Ctr;
$500.
. 6. U. 3olmsreen. slHbau. Sreudb
Hlace. 800
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Der beriibmte 9ieitauratellt
9aeiar Rib, Der llrbeber ser Ris4
&eItonrants, lit in Stem gorf ae-
ltorbeu. gr itonurte aus ser Shueis.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-11-06

9ie trollrielten Menihen fins
immer gernpe oieienigen. oie ibr
Slid - periher5t babeit.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-15
FALLING OFF IN MILK.

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Afiddletown, April 15.-The sunshine
today and yesterday, after an entire week
Of cold. rainy. windy weather, was most
welcome sight in these parts, the storm
Of last week having been one Of the worst
known here for many years. While no
gre.t damage was done by the wind and
rain. the week was costly one for the
farmers and dairymen Of this section, rs
iarm help, who are at present drawing
high wages. were unable to do anything
but sit around. draw their wages and eat,
The greatest difference was noticed
in the flow of milk among the farmers.
who are in the milk business extensively
There was a falling off Of about 25 per
cent with the majority Of the herds about
here. farmers who usually ship 10 cans
of milk getting only seven. Trucks which
usually haul 90 cans each, hauled only A..
While the falling OFF was marked, feed
bills were heavier. as most farmers m
creased the amount Of feed given the COWS
IN an effort To produce more milk
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-15

presented q service flag to the Jr. .. u.
A. NJ. Of that place,
Mrs Francis Lincoln rs spending some
time here with her sister, Mrs. Charles
jefferson.
The members of St Georges Red Cross
during March sent to headquarters 81
convalcsccnt robes, % helmets and l
sweaters.
Norman StapIeford and Herbert Nor
row arrived home. yesterday, from Lans-
ing, Mich, making the trip hy automo-
bilcs, which they purchased there
Because of the flooded condition OF the
roads. due 10 the recent storm, IT Is I'M
possible to get 10 Port Penn except going
10y way of Clark s Corner and 81. Georges.
Several farmers on the Port Penn road
arc compelled TO move, rs the water has
reached the first floors of their homes.
The river bank is broken in several places.
Mrs. William Jester has returned from
Philadelphia, where she bad been visiting
her sister. Mrs. Fred Clark.
An event of great interest to the town
is the marriage of Albert Lcisoy Robertson
and Miss George Adams Clark, which
took place IN Baltimore on "Wednesday,
April 10 Mr. Robertson recently enlisted
in the hospital corps at Fort du Pont.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-15
SUSSEX COUNTY NOTES.
special Correspondence Of Every Evening

Special Correspondence OF Every Evening
Georgetown. April l5-'rhc annual
meeting Of the Sussex County W. 6
I. u will hc held in Georgetown on
Mav IG
Charles Milman has moved TO this
town from Rehoboth Reach. where Tor
some time ne had been engaged in haulng
lumber
An illustrated lecture will be given herr
on April ~ hy Mrs Helena Hill Weed ot
Washington. ID g.. under the auspices nt
the Delaware Branch Of the National
Woman party
Ic nard Warrington has moved from
the Sattcrfcld property, on Race street +.
Georgct own, 10 the Stephens property,
adjoining his place Of business Georee
ID pittard hiss moved 20 the property
vacated hv MIR Warrington
An epidemic Of red measles has broken
out among the small children OF GcorRe-
town and many arc affected with tn"
disease Several of he older residents also
arc affected
Thieves entered the carriage house oi
Theodore Thlstlcwood NJ Houston. re-
moved ono Of the wheels from q vehicle
and carried II away. No clue has been
obtained
Prospects TOR good crpp Of peas never
were better than at the present tlme, Il
the RAINY weather docs not cause them =
rot within the next few DAYS. indications
are that thcrc vii hc a bumper crop.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-15
WARMING To FARMERS.

Special Correspondence of Evcry Evening
Dover. April - The state Board
Of Agriculture today issued the following
note Of warning to Delaware farmers con
corning the purchase of seeds for the
spring planting:
"Rcpcated warnings have been sent
out by the United States Department of
agriculture telling farmers that they
should be on the lookout for poor seeds
of all kinds While prices are high, there
is always the temptation for the IN
scrupulous seed dealer to work off old
seed, damaged seed and impure seed.
Farmers should not only demand from
the dealer a statement of purity and vltall-
ty of the seed but should submit samples
to the Delaware State Board OF Agricul-
ttlre for testing. Farmers should also be
unusually particular 10 look after the
ANALYSIS of the fertilizer that they buy.
Only standard graded should be pur-
chased and these should not be purchased
by the name of the brand but by the
actual guaranteed analysis of available
plant food "
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-15
NEWS OF LAUREL.

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Laurel. April Is William Dorsey
SomervilIc, who for the past seven months
has been in charge Of the county survey
work under County Engineer W r.
Haw kins. has resigned and gone 10 Nash
Vile Tenn n take position with the
du Pont Powder Co.
Captain Charles " Thompson Of the
barge Penn IS spending a fcw days in
Laurel, a guest al his family Captain
Thompson reports that for the fourth
consecutive trip he has been caught out
in severe gale On this voyage. from
Providence r. T.. 70 Philadelphia, the
storm damaged his vessel severely.
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Mitchell are re-
ceiving congratulations on the birth OF
son.
News has been received in Laurel an
nouncing the marriage OF Stanshury j
English and Miss Catherine Mcars. The
groom Is well-known Young farmer
They Will make their home near Loves
Cross Roads.
Roscoe Lewis and Russell Jones are
spending the week in Chlncoteague. Va
RAYMOND Qullen, who IS employed in
Wilmington. has been visiting his parents.
Captain and Mrs. Roland +. Qulllen.
George Moore Of Fort du Pont, Greens
bury Massey OF Fort Mott, Jack Cooper,
Howard Hearn, Walter Kitchens. Herman
Parsons. Otis r. Harrington, James
Powell. J. kenney Cordrey, Claude Owens
spent Sunday IN and around Laurel
Charles c. Oliphant of Chester, Pa. is
spending few DAYS IN Laurel
Joseph IL Marvil of the Jefferson Base
Hospital Philadelphia, has been visiting
| his mother. Mrs J. Dallas Marvil
Mr.. and Mrs George 7 Purnell, who
were married April 6. have returned from
their wedding trip and will occupy their
! apartments on the corner of Second and
! Poplar streets
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Smith. who were
visiting friends and realtives in Laurel,
have returned TO their home in Baltimore.
Mrs J Dallas Marvil has returned
from Philadelphia, where she visited her
sons, Joseph and Fred, who are in the
Jefferson Base Hospital.
Mrs. Albert J. White has been spending
few days IN Pocomoke City, Md
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-15

- repor' fer duty ~ Capc Nay, +. J
fhe froutlcs ~ the iIktpa Prcsiy-
fcrIsu Chur1h l,efvsfu TWO tr.istcc gf tine
church and the pa-tor liin mated p b
congregational neet nR 1t which s Frso-
latlon offered hv hc tg3 dIegruut TED
trustees ID arng before be Stew Castle
Preslytorg he matter III we resignat,ou
- the pasfGr. Rrt I)r Trtlnpve w.a
defeated Fl. vote ~ ~ to l1
Mr. Mar Tong dlcd v rltT 81 her
honr A horrv FiiIi after hort aces
Rev pefrrP Arnd pastor Il tic Fikinu
Catholic & hurrb WII Celebrate .I- silver
aumversarg d he priesthood "Ifh special
,or,-ae- h thr ffktan Catholic Church on
SUNDAY april Il bishop Monaghan III
n Wilmington and n visiting clergyTnen wlll
lake gar' n he day services Father
Arnd' congregation ar" arranging to
mike him q handsome present during ne
services
Dr W 4 Hufchir-on for several years
IN instructor st Dickinson foiiegc has
resigned and Has accepted POSITION at
Tome Institute. Port DEPOSIT, entering
rlpnn bis new d8tlcs today.
Delegate from aii -ocr ions 7f Maryland
Will I'd IT. Cumberland tomorrow, fn
attend the state Cpnvcrtion ~ inc JUNIOR
order American Nerhanics About fN
delegates 5Vlii attend -ae threc-dav -"s-
-I0n tn effort .rll ae uade to have tne
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-15
FREIGHT CONGESTION SERIOUS.

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Mddletown, April I5-The freight
congestion, due to war conditions, IS
giving farmers and dealers here much
concern Spring fertilizers are late IN ar
rivlng. and there Is no absolute certainty
they will arrive at all Seeds also are
arriving slowly, and AS for implements,
II is almost impossible to form an idea
when anything in that line will be shipped
J f. New Whorter x Son have II car
loads of carriages, farm wagons and DIFF
fcrcnt implements, vitally necessary for
the spring planting Of crops, on the way,
but have no definite idea rs to when theS
will arrive here Three ear loads Of farm
wagons have been ordered siucc last
October, and have been shipped from the
western factories, but are held up on the
road somewhere More than hall of thfse
wagons have been sold, many to farmers
who are lust starting IN 10 farm, and are
forced 10 depend ON their neighbors 10
supply thclr needs in thnt llnc
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-15
CECIL CoCNTY NOTES.

Special spnndencc ~ Every Feeniue
Elkton. Nj April - Fourth As
4lstapi Pastnaster General J~mez ]
PlaErsIec of Washington. - paid an
oihcinl visit to hc po4teHtcr4 PerryV1lie
and Rlsing sun Friday
.Ioseph Plcrzon eol % years son q
Nno- ricrson ~ fIsfon dind Friday
morning IN ! Wilmington hospital His
body waa brought r. tho home Of his
father Inst Frid1v
Mis- BERTHE on Mrs Belle Fryer
and Mrs Amanda NJ Rrynolds ara reprc-
sentlng The Cecil .onnfv missionary so-
eIctics IL the PrfsbsterlaI IN session thus
week At Saitsirr, "
The Rising SIN baseball team has
organized for mo coming season with
TAYLOR RlIcs, msnogcr Norris Re5-
uolds, captain 3r II q Dotson eocr"-
fary aud treasurer
James Tnrlerf J lifelong resident oF
Color4. died III , Chester. Pa hospital,
his week after seeerai weeks lIneas
Farmers nf CeciIton district have
organized q log Grower ASSOCIATION.
with Alexander wilson president ; y
Lushy. vce president II " tndd Soc
retary
Charles Blake II Flk'on has enlisted -
ile Nqv4i Rcsrrvcs and mas tt-en ordered