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The Elbert County tribune., 1918-12-13
Scouting for Black Walnut.

The appeal to the boy scouts to
make a census of the black walnut in
the country has already resulted In
giving the forest service definite lnfor-
nation concerning the whereabouts
and quality of about 100000 feet of
black walnut timber The government
The Elbert County tribune., 1918-12-13
s.os2 Yankees Sail for home.

Washington.-The sailing of seven
additional transports for American
ports with fifty-two officers and 1000
men was announced Tuesday by the
War Department. Six sailed on Dec.
6. and the other day later.
The Elbert County tribune., 1918-12-13
Presidents' Dauahter at ar,,t

Brest. Dec. 11.-Miss Margaret viii
son, daughter of President Wilson. ar.
rived here to meet the presidential
party. She will accompany the Presi.
dent to Paris.
The Elbert County tribune., 1918-12-13

Itself Is not buying the timber, but Il
passes on the information to the
manufacturers who are working on
government contracts for gun stocks
and the propellers of airplanes.-
Youths Companion.
The Elbert County tribune., 1918-12-13
High PRIVILEGES.

Ned-I see where the king and
queen of England have been enter
timing American editors.
Nita (enviously)-Isn't that her
inck! Now she'll have her picture In
all the papers.
The Elbert County tribune., 1918-12-13
Chicago Live stock Quotntion..

Chicago.-Hogs = Butchers. $17.400
1910; light. si6.s5@17.60; packing,
S1s.75Q17.40; throwouts. s15.T54l650:
pigs. good to choice. s14.00m15.25.
Sheep-Lambs. choice and prime
sl5.50@ 1850: medium and good, s1425
N1b.5O: culls, sl0.00@125O. Ewes:
Choice and prime. ss.zb@9.75: medium
and good $500 s.25; cuils. $4,000
SIS.
The Elbert County tribune., 1918-12-13
Had Two Mouths to Feed.

Richard Butler Glaenzer, New York
essayist and critic. at the Players
club:
Poetry is delightful. But poets are
so poorly paid. l know II rich man
who has beautiful golden-haired
stenographer. The girl said to her
employer the other day:
am going to get married. sir.
And l am going to marry II poet
Dear me =, said the wealthy man..
Then you will leave us, eh?
"'No, sir she replied. I shall not
leave you. but 1 shall need more
pay"
The Elbert County tribune., 1918-12-13

grandfathers quite good enough for
them, regard all this testing. placnrd-
ing and sterilizing as nothing but nom
sense-funny when it is not exas-
perating.
The Elbert County tribune., 1918-12-13

Chicago. = Butter = Creamery. 54Q
67ac.
Eggs-Firsts. 64ls a sec; ordinary
SIS a CSC.
Potatoes - Minnesota Michigan and
Wisconsin. sacks. s1.s541.90; ditto,
bulk. $1.75G1.S0.
Pouitry-Fowis. 1sa2sc; springs,
211sc; turkeys. 26c.
The Elbert County tribune., 1918-12-13

Fleeing Austrians Sack Serb Capital.
Geneva.-The Austrians, before the
evacuation, completely sacked Bel
grade. according to Deputy Pavisic of
Croatia, who arrived here.
The Elbert County tribune., 1918-12-13
sugar.
yorI,

New York.-Sugar - Centrifugal,
7.2sc: cut loaf, 10.50c: crushed. I0.25c;
mould A. $500; cubes, 9.75c; XXXX
powdered, 9.20c; powdered, s.i5c; fine
fectioners' A. $500; No. 1, s,s5c.
The Elbert County tribune., 1918-12-13
Marshall Presided at Cabinet MEETING.

Washington.-Tho r. Marshall,
vice president of the United States.
presided over the regular meeting OF
the cabinet Tuesday, at the request
of President Wilson.
The Elbert County tribune., 1918-12-13
Kansas CITY Produce

Kansas City. Mo.-Butter-Cream
soc; firsts. 5sc; seconds. see; packing.
41c.
Eggs-Firsts. 63c; seconds, soc.
Poultry-Hens. 81 u C; roosters, IKE;
broilers, 3Oc-
The Elbert County tribune., 1918-12-13
Hay and Grnin Market.
tF. y. Il. Denver. Carload Price)
Hay.

Buying Prices
Colorado. upland per ton. s22. 90 q 23-00
Nebraska upland, per ton. 10000 2i.00
Prairie hay. Colorado and
Nebraska, per ton. 2o.00@2l-0e
Timothy, per 23.O0Q 24.00
Aualfa. per ton. 10000 ZO.OO
South Park per ton. .. 22.oo423.0O
'Gunnison Valley, per ton. 21.00 a 22 90
Straw. per ton..... 5000 500
Grain.
oats. Nebraska, 100 lbs. buying. 81. 45
Corn chop. sack, selling. 3.13
Corn in sack, selling. 3.2S
White corn meal. per 100 lbs 400
Yellow corn meal, per 100 lbs $50
Corn flour (white), per 100 lbs.... 445
Gluten feed. sacked, selling 3.3t
Bran. Colo. per 100 lbs, selling. 1.30
Flour.
hungarian Patent. yS lbs, sacked,
:, subject to discount. ......... .@5.14
to discount .....'.e1........e.. Ds' s.eAeu - a.s7
Hungarian, "a lbs. sacked. subject
to discount 1.32
The Elbert County tribune., 1918-12-13
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
Denver Metal PRICES.

Denver MethI Prfccs.
Bar silver, sl.01t
Copper. per lb.. 1890.
Lead. $7.05.
Spelter, $500.
Tungsten concentrates. unit. $500
The Elbert County tribune., 1918-12-13

Two are needed to start a quarrel,
but one can stop it.
The Elbert County tribune., 1918-12-13

To be trusted is often greater com.
pIiment than to be loved
The Elbert County tribune., 1918-12-13
Dressed Poultry.
Live I'oultry.
Eggs.

Eggs.
Eggs. strictly fresh. case
count -..-............. $3.50 q 2O.Oe
Creameries, ex. LIST grade, lb. 81
Creameries I'd grade (cold
storaSe), Id. ......-.....-..49 40 W30
= SSS W
Packing stock ..............40 G41
Fruit.
Apples, Colorado, box. S1.50m3.50
Pears. cooking .......-... 2.25D 2.75
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-26
GRADUATES
UNITE IN MATR|MOkY
Miss Campbell Of Women's Col
leoe and Mr.. Kcyes Of Dela
ware Married at New
ark, Today.
-. In,sna,cr u Excrx Evcalns

IFfAt lhSNatFfF ~ T-NAfN isNNti't'~
Newark. oct 26 Miss Marion station
Campbell. daughter Of Mrs Harry amp
hcn. and Clarence i kcyes of Farming
ton were married ~ ! 9 clock thl. after
noon III the home III Dr and Alrs Walter
n Steel. OH New Am~tcl avenue The
wedding "a, to have taken place in the
Newark PRESBYTERIAN Church, but owing
Ia the influenza quarantine these plans
had "a be changed The ceremony was
reformed tn Rev William j Rowan
The house WAS beautifully decorated
in autumn leaves and chrNsanthemums
IN Mrs Herman X Tyson Mrs II l..
Bonhaln was na,ron OF honor and wore
a yellow georectt crepe gown and black
The maid of honor, Miss Ethel d
Cannbell sister Of the bride, also Wore
!, yellow georgette crepe gown and black
hat The bridesmaids were Miss har-
lottc Woolford Of Bristol, Conn, and
Miss Edith Spencer Of Newark They
wore white gcorgettc crepe gowns and
black hats. The brides dress was white
duchc>. satin trimmed with white Slik
fringe Her going-awaN gown was taupc
With a dark blue chcnilchat she wore
:. ror,agc bouquet ul orchids and sweet
The groorn's best man was his brother,
George l.. kevc> of New lork CITY. and
M ushers were II l.. Bonham and DIR
Waiter II Steel OF Newark and Ray
Baldwin Of Elk Mills. Md \ wedding
breakfast followed the ceremony.
Miss Campbell is graduate of the
Women College in the first class 70
graduate from that institution, last
spring. and has host of friends among
the Younger social set throughout the
State
Mr kcye.. who Is manager of farm
ncar Pennington is graduate Of Lehlgh
-niverslty. where he was prominent
in athletics He took a special course Of
Two wears IN agriculture at Delaware
College and coached the Delaware track
team for two seasons.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-26
CECIL COUNTY NOTES.

special { spondcncc Of Evcty Evening
EILtan. Md. Get ii Mrs JENNIE l..
stewart. Wifc of Harold Stewart, died
Thursday evening. 1T her home III North
East. after a brief illness OF pneumonia
She was - wears Of age and was daugh-
ter of the late Charles Let's Of klkton
\ husband and two small children are
left
Cecil l.. Wood and Miss Dolly NJ. Laird,
both OF " Wilmington. motorcd 10 kikton
Thursday evening, and were married by
Rev G. + Jones.
The influenza epidemic having abated
somewhat in Cecil county, the Board OF
Health has lifted is ban on churches.
schools and moving picture houses The
usual SUNDAY services will be held to
morrow and the schools viii be opened
Monday.
The marriage Of Professor ] Marshall
Thompson, principal OF North last high
school. 10 Miss Lucy NJ lerkcs Of Oxford,
Pa will take place this Afternoon.
Mis-, Bertha Tyson, president of Cecil
county W & + l. and prominent IN
war work and church affairs, IS seriously
Id at her home in Rising sun.
Everett .IanneN, a merchant at North
East. died Thursday evening al his nome
ia that town, alter 4 snort itliitsS oI otiCd-
mona He was 40 years ot age and leaves
a widow and two children
DR.. :. : Buckley of the Maryland
Agricultural College, an authority on
sheep raising, Is spending the week IN
Cccii county. calling on farmers IN gong
over he advantage Of the sheep industry.
Max Aldrich, son oi the late William J.
Aldrich OF tIkton, Who Is an aviator, IS
now assigned to one al the alrpiane'
making the mail trip between Washing
ton, Philadelphia and New \ Aork
One Of the dormtories of the ATLAS
Powder Co 5 plant at Perryvllle was con
sImed bv fire Thursday afternoon, IN
cludng the contents of about 80 furnished
rooms The good work OF the fire depart
mcnt saved adjoining buildings
Miss Frances Clayton. daughter of MIR.
and Mr. Frank Clayton fell At her home
near Chesapeake City, breaking an arm.
In the casualty list from General
Pcrshing. published yesterday, appeared
the names of Lieutenant Frank l.. Viii
Iiams Jr.. Flkton. aud Private Robert
Smcltzer. PerryviIle, both reported Sc
riol,lv wounded in action fN-State
senator Frank t. Williams lather Of
Lieutenant Williams has been advised
that his son lost an eye and had an arm
badly injured but would soon get we'll
Smeitzcr vas struck BY shrapnel and his
condition IS serious
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-26
PHILA. PRODUCE MARKETS.

ny Associated Press 70 Every Evening
Philadelphia. Pa. Oct 70 Corn, dull
No. 2, yellow, as 70 grade and location,
I 50ai 10
Oats, firm, No. 2, white, s0nsO1z; No
3, 7sa70
Butter, lower, western creamery, extra
81; nearby prints, fancy, 63aG5.
Eggs, higher; nearby frsts. tSg0a ~ 90;
nearby current receipts, l74U; western,
extra frats. ~ 20, do, hTsts, 1920,
fancy selected, packed, 64aG6 per dozen.
Cheese, firm; New York and Wisconsin.
full milk, 32n33 d
Live poultry, lower; fowls not LcEhoms
SLABS; do, Leg lorBs, 3fa33. spnng
chickens not Lcgno ras, 32a33, do. Lcg
horns, slabs, ro0stcry, 2ia25. ducks,
pckln, 2Sa3D; 10 Indian Runners. 1ja36
turkeys, 3Ga37
Dressed poultry. firm fresh killed
fowls fancy, 81 za3S; do, mailer sizc,
33a37; ROSTERS 2SI2; spring chickens,
western, 3iafO spring ducks Long Island,
39a1O
Potatoes. firm: Eastern Shore, per
barrel, 0Ga4 50; New .Icrscy. No. /, per
basket. pDaI -: do 80 z, j0a7J, No.
/. per hundred pounds, 2 j0atOOi 80
>, 90a225.
IaIow, qliet nty prime, 90 ucrccs.
IS8 special, loose. ~ ;, country, prime,
IS dark, ~ 5alGa edible. 10 ilcrccs,
u la22
Hour duh winter wheat, 100 per cent
foni, OOOa1O2j; Kansas. do, l01n
! ! m, spring. do, 1OGOalI00
Hav. firm scarce: fimothv. No. J, large
and small balce, ~ J0a3s 90, No z
3G 0Oa37 90. No ,. 2g0Oa33 %. clover
mixed. light. - JOa3G 90 10 J. dp
- 0Oa31 80 No . % OOa32 10
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-26
BUILDERS NOT BUSY
SAVE FOR JOBB|NG
Dearth OF New Projects Still Con-
tinues to Prevent Much
Activity.

The impossbility OF securing any 3xlZ
lumber in %, "a or 26 foot lengths,
together with uncertainty rs to brick
and iron, has held back one recently
planned structure for this city, and as the
government has advance orders III Tor all
of the current production for a long period,
IT is problernatical when ground can hc
broken Certainty these condluors put
the date long way IN The future. Mean
time, local builders busy themselves with
lobbing, ms far ms labor and materials
arc available
The contract for manufacturing
building at Marcus Hook for the National
Anilinc and Chemical Co has been nwad-
ed to +. W Van Loon, Dcnckla building,
Philadelphia.
MIG HOUSING JOBS.
In addition to the SOC buildings Tor
Emergency Fleet housing purposes IN
this city, work already under way IN the
vicinity of Philadelphia along the same
hncs is listed as follows:
At Bristol. Dos houses. "a apartments,
f. bunk houses and II boarding houses.
AT Camden. 20O7 houses,
AT Gloucester. $50 houses
For Hog Island, J60 houses and
dormtorics.
At Fssington. 200 houses and dor
mitory.
At North Chester. 622 houses
At South Chester, 277 houses, dorml-
tory ard 23 apartment houses
All of this work is of permanent
character and has been designed hN
leading architects of the country
At Eddvstorc 2iO residences. OF bnek
or hollow tiIc and stucco l6X3O feet ~
plan. two stories high with slate root.
heated from central steam plant have
been designed by Rankin, kellogg and
Crane. OF I0l2 Walnut street, PhiladcI-
phla. rs section of u housing operation
inr the nitcd States Housing Corpora
tion Section II Of The same operation
comprises 200 more ~imlar houses, and
there are to he also SIX dormt"ncs and
a cafeteria bids on which are due today
VILLAGE o< sTMNrRII TRACT
\ bungalow village comprising about
iOO structures. Will bc erected on the
SummcrH tract near Carney Point
ND hv T. | du Pont dc Ncmour. y
Go for thcr employees
The Nmcucan Car and Foundry ON
parv wll huld machine shop on ITS
property on tho last Sidc ol concrete
construction, costing about 100000
The contract cor work n VILLA Nova
College Br1n Mawr. from plans by John
j kcnrc,y, Of this city. has been awarded
to Iacoh Meyers and Sons (ompanN 81
Philadelphia
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-26
REALTY TRANSFERS
OF RECENT DATE
Properties That Have Changed
Hands Recorded at the
Registrar Office.

James T. Ieech, Jr.. from Theodore
W Francis, sheriff, west side of Kirk
wood st, II #. 4 II in north of 9th
St, S377
Isabella d. Stuart from James @
Bonner, PA l.. 2nd st, $1,000
Robert II Morgan from Cornelius
Mundv and sife. southeast corner East
lawn and Edgemoor aves., $1,000
du Pont Building Corporation from
j. | du pont dc Nemours d Co, south
west of 22d st. 420 f. 2 IN. northwest
of Lamottc st, 80
William f. and Jennie { McCnlin
from John l.. Healy and wife, 1925 Maple
St. S2200
Howard W kimblc from Emma
Banning ct al. cast side Of du Pont st,
100 fl south side Of Beech st $50
William Mckinley Jones and wife
from William \. Nichols, north side
of 9th ST Isl Il. S II in west of Spruce
ST. $3.50
Robert G. Strickland and wife from
Caleb T. Burchenal LIS \. Harrison
Robert II Morgan from Cornelius
Mundv and wife, northwest corner Of
35th St. and ldgemoor ave, $1,000
Stnnislaw Boo and wife from Nathan
Barskv. I'LL Beach st. s1i50
Frederick GIadkosk and wife from
Adam Modrzewski, 500 5 Aan Buren,
st 5000
clara and Anna & t,uver from Allan
I. Giiiing and wife. 1877 " I'd ST. $3.50
David and Mary cioi from Bar
nett WI stock aud wife III S. lleald,
street, s. $50
Lows " Denncp from Charles $
Daniels 81 y Harrison street, $1,000
Frank j AIal4zewsk from Alice and
Theodore Ioachmowskl. east slde Of
Jackson street s3 feet | ! inches south Of
Maple street s2.221
du pont Building corporation from /
du pont lie NcNemours d To. northeast
of Nandcycr avenue. NJ old Academy, SO.
Joseph protokowicz and wife from
Adam Narkowski and wife, west side Of
Warner street 20l feet Il inches south Of
Birch street SiS25
barnett WunstocE from Newport Land
and Investment 20. south side oi Peacb
street. l25 feet Last side of iieald street
$1,000
Antouio Ru1zo and wIfe from Georgs
G,orgiopulo- and Wlic, 10 Jqstison
street, 81 TOO
Ia,ob Swalecr from Theodore ".
Francls. sheriff, southeast corner dh and
lombard streets - .5n0
Elizabeth I Mee.on,ple from Theodore
" Erancl~. sheriff. southeast slde #
scott street. 100 feet northeast OF Della
ware alcnnc, - 50o
Nice ; Gallagher from Jeremiah ].
Conway and wife. 1911 " 10th street.
81 500
Clarence Il. Dlckey and wife from
Samuel II Ravnara and wife, 502
" 2Sth street 81. 800
Noodlavn Co. from the NJ zion
Cemetery ASSOCIATION, Lancaster Turn
pike road 81 TOO.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-26
DEATHS.

STANNARO- In this city. on October 20.
lotS Michael Stannarc.
Relatives and friends are invited TO attend
the funeral al the residence OF his brother
John NJ. Stannard, t2h South l'roome
street on Monday morning. October *,
Requiem mass at St Elizabcths Church.
Intermcnt at Cathedral cemetery.
SW hRTER-At Camp Bcaurcgard, La .
on October 20. 1913. Edward, son OF
Augusta and the rate Edward Swarter.
aged 20 years.
Funeral services will hc he'd at the rest
dcncr Of his mother. II Cedar street, on
SUNDAY, October ~, at I O'Clock. inter
ment at Silvcrbrook cemetery.
TESSEIN-In Los Animss. Col on octoper
~ 1918 John. son of Albert Icssc,n ana
the tate Margaret Tcsscin aged y years
Funeral services at the residence Oh nus
ia her 1902 du Pont street, on Monday
October IS. at o'clock. int'rmcnt at
Riycrvicw cemetery.
WlIT-At has Iate residence, Si2 Maryiand
avenue on 0ctoDer %. iolS George a
wilt aged So years a.,
Funeral services and mt"rmcnt AT hh-
fin. Pa
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-26
BONBIESS WASHI NGTON RAID.
Capita To Experience Sensation Of Dan
perleSS Air Attack

b As>ocia9ed Press t. Every ENenlns
Washington Oct u Washington To-
night Will experience the feeling that ac-
companies night air raid tyiators from
Boiling Field, including three aviauon
officers Who recently completed fight
from Houston. Texas, TO Washington will
Hvoxer the city Candle power flares viii
lie dropped While powerful searchhghts
Which are a portion Of the capitals aerial
defenses. Will attempt toplek out he planes
Only the explosion Of bombs and the
barking ii anti-aireraft guns Will be
missing IN order To give residences the
feeling that until recently was not ut COM
n.oa to persons hvingin London and Paris
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-26
EDDlNGS.
.TsAAikfl-i}t.tfl.Ef II


LeRo1 John Gramcr. Oh Nest Fourth
street. and Margaret Mary Begley,
N 20a south jackson street, were married
October l. bl tie Rev Edward Z
Higgins.
kELLJM-~WlFr
Edward L, kellnm and Ethel III
swift were married September IS by the
Rev George White Dawson.
D0MN-H0NNI,i.
John Down and Frances NJ HonNE.
both 81 Bellevue were married October
II by the Rev George White Dawson.
llILoN- -NERTNz.
Buford Pillow, of Roanoke, Va. and
Violet Ncrtnz we're married October ;
hy the Rcy George White Dawson
READILY -BLooDf.
Clarence Headley Of Swedcshoro. y
!. and Mrs 1. o Bloode Of 1908 Nest
eighth street. were married September
2Nth. il Swedestoro. ia Rcy J. L. Surtecs
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-26
Flu GETS Hold of NeNieans.

By Associated Press 70 Every Evening
Mc>ico CITY. Oct 26 Spanish m
nucnza now Is cpldemic IN virtually all
parts of the Republic except the extreme
south and fcW ol the PaeiaeG { GoaSt States
Newspapers estimate the number Of eases
here al 10000, but the death rate : low
The spread Of the disease 70 the Tamplto
on regions seriously menaees the oil IN
dil~trV
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-26
Death Comes as Artist Dimes.

81 Associated Press 20 Every Evening
New York, Oct - Thomas Mortimer
fleming q member Of the art department
of the Newark Evening News and a
son of Thomas Fleming cartoonlst who
ha~ been associated with various news
papers and periodicals. died Of heart
failure IN a restaurant here today. lie
collapsed while dining with friends. lie
vn- 10 wears old and lived IN Hilton. \. J
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-26

AtaYrlagC ilCci.St'> nave Itti 'o>LtFI ~
c.erks nf the peace and magistrates as
follows.
<FW CaSTLE COUNTY
ClcrN ii the Peace John l. Wright
Julius Wachter and Margaret Pros>cr.
both Of Philadelphia. Pa Joseph Paul
Bright. Of I'LL Jefferson street, and
Mildred Taylor NatterthwaI1c. of ll0l
jefferson street. Albert ; Johns. Of Kirk
wood, and Arie Dade. Of Phsladelpha
Pa
Magistrate Harry B >tradlcy 925
Market street Kenneth J McDougall.
Of Bath. Nc and Nellie tlarcy Of 6O2
WeSt street
Magistrate Harry ] GIil~ seventh
and Ship.cy streets lIcd - Maxwell.
of 4U4 sherman street, and Charlotte
o. Gootee. Of 705 Pine street
kENT CoU>TY
Magistrate Franci> l. Po,tlc>, smyrna
oscar Jackson and Daislc Nudler. both
Of CheswOld
SU~SEX COUNTY
Magistrate Charles = iIambhor Sci
bvyilIe George Pockets ard Jessie Long,
both Of Frankford
Every Evening classified advertise
ncnts bring results Proved To the salts
faction Of many and will be- - YOU Ad,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-26
NEW CHARTERS.

special Correspondence OF Ever, Evening
Dover OF % harterS were hied
here yesterday as follows
Fox Chemical Corporation. New crk
Citx. capital 81 900 600
Ncrle Burners AEanuiac airing Co, New
\ crk CITY, sl50.000
/ T HIGGINS 4 Co Wilmington Del.
electrical eIrinccrS; $4,000
Universal igar Go Philadelphia, pa :;
$50 600
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-26
TURKEY Fully PREPARED
To SURRENDER TO ALLIES

London. oct 26 The Turkish minis
Ter 10 switzerland has handed the British
and French ministers to that country an
offer Of peace virtually amounting %
surrender. according to Rernc dispatch
Is the DaIl> Mail
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-26
Gard of Thanks.

N'r David Coffin, Mr. Peter Mark and
family wish to extend their heartfelt
thanks 10 their kind friends and relatives
for the many flowers, automobiles and
cthcr tokens Of love and respect extended
them in their late bereavement -Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-26
Card of Thanks.

wish to extend my sincere thanks to
relatives. friends and nclghbors Tor their
kindness. sympathy aud floral offerings
during my recent bereavement. Niiiiain
/ Artnn AdX
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-26
Personal.

tormef Dtputl City Judge Aaron
Finger h.t> been visiting Wilmington
for / few days
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-26
Now, DEMAND
AUSTRIA AND TURKS
New Foreign Minister at Vienna
Will Throw Empire at the
Mercy of Entente.

Pans OCl - In wcli-Ir(ormoi circcs
II is sald that the nomination oi cunt
julius AndraSSV as successor oi Bafoa
B1,rI.,n. the Austro-lIungaran foreign
munster j. above all, important from
The yicwpolnt oi conclusion OF peace amt
nm applcation of the safety first prin-
clplc IN tlstra II Is saId peace at any
pricc now is popular AT Nicnna and
budapest
The Zumch correspondent ot tho journal
saws the u,W foreign minister IS under
Stood to to partisan OF direct peace
rccotiatorS with the entente without
recourse to the Offices ct President Wilson.
Iic sHlS tho situation ~ NuStria-itunearN
is such that the monarchy soon viii
rapltulatc and throw itself On the mercy
of tic alhcS
Thr Cxcth, nov are masters ot the
SITUATION IL Prague The NlovahS have
dcridcd to change tho name ct PrcS>-
burg to Ni,>onvlc Tho Ruthcnah~ q
GalIaa have declared for separate
I-Lrairlan stat, compromising regions of
A,l.;ria-,llincarv nhamtatcd by Ruth
cr,an- Ii i reported anarchy relgnS n
III, ancient l)anuhau monarchy oi
Hungary. Tic correspondent SAYS that
ttl~,rla takes no notice i beng taken oi
dcc,s.ops arrived 1t IN Berlin.
Iorrb oct 1G Prince Frederick
lohkowtz and Baron \adhoFn\ VINO
represents the strongest anti i'rin"h ''l'-
dcncics AZ Vienna, hay" ictt fha' c"E
for Switzerland, charged Wlth 2 mission
about which no dctallS art GlNsn. a'-
rnr,iinc to the \cucs Journal ot Vienna
R..lc oct rs Vienna newspapers
are publishing articles relative % prrp-
arations for dcmohlllznC the army 'mc
newspaper says two infantry regiments
statinnrd AZ karlowitz. Il village IN Gro
at,a-Sla,onio Hungary. have revoItcd.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-26
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
NFM asTIF- lnINTY

Marriage hccEsc~ have been issued by
c.erks ii the peace and magistrates as
follows.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-26

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