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The daily Alaskan., 1918-06-07
HGUSEWORK IS A
 BURDEN

Wonen's lot is @ wsayr one A best. But with backache and other distressing kidney ills life, indeed becorles a. burden. Doan's Kidney Pills have made life brighter for many women. Read what Mrs. Roll Cookstohs of 1909 E. First AVe' Spokane, Wask., says: "The grip put my kidreys out of order and l suffered wItn q heavy dull pain in the small Of 1nY 5sscS which kept getting more severe. Some days could hardly do my work for it Was almost impossibls to bend over. My kidnes were weak and an- noyed me a great deal. too. was, worrisd, because my feet sweiaed and because Of the puffiness un- der my eyes. One box of Doan's Kidney Pills gave mo relief and alter I had used two boxes WAS feeling fine in every way" (state- ment given October 16, 191b.)
 On June 8, 1917 Mrs. CooEstoa said: T have had absolutely no trouble with my kidneys since Doan's Kidney Pills cured me and 1 feel better than I have in years.'
 Price 6Oc, at all dealers. Don't simply ask for a. kidney remedy gct Deans Kidney Pills-the same that Mrs. Cookston had. Foster Milbun Co.,, Mfgrs., Buffalo. N. Y.
 Advertisement.
The daily Alaskan., 1918-06-07

Two of the enemy cirrled over the spot, then joined the other five. When the pail had cleared not eV- en wreckage was visible.
 Potter alwaya displayed the greatest eagerness to fly at all times," the commanding officer of the station from which he was lost has written. "On the long recon noissance, in which hs shot down the German sea plane, he display ed great courage and coolness. He was very popular at this station"
The daily Alaskan., 1918-06-07
PIANO TUNER '

George Anderson, piano tuner and factory represeAtatTe, ": A1 be in Skagway on the next boat. Mess ages left iR care ct the l Julien House will receive prompt stssn- tion upon hIs syrfTa1. ,s =,
The daily Alaskan., 1918-06-07

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The daily Alaskan., 1918-06-07

During the winter season IOlT1s regular rAiA ser
 s will be maintained No cad South Bound between skAS va, and whiehOrse trains savE both sFnaAls OF Tu"' Tn, rr,,,v. rsl tr.,A ~l -iY ,,> -,. ''.i .<
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-07-26

Mnsoebntns anamnebnen oroGt. Ter
algemeime Streif ipa am 0ienstaa
besinnen. &iele glrbeiter iinS aeactl
ben Streif nnb man bofft, Saf er
nidlt slm boaem 9lmsbrnd) fomme,l
ipiro. Die 9iesiernns crflGrt, lie
iperoe alle Streifer smm WfilitGr-
oicnit einsieben.
8ie aus @aibington aemelbet
iuir0 man sesem iiberbpbe Weidafts.
profite cine Stener BON 80 his so
SrDsent einridten.
Garl 9elfferidj, Der fribere bent
ide gicc 9fetdsfansler, tit snm
gDtidafter in Npsfam ernannt NOR
ben, an Stelle bes ermur6eten @ra-
fen Wiirbad. Or. 6elfferid iuiro
oentide Sulbaten nit iid nebmen,
mm Die oentide yutidaft in Mosfair
sn beiuaden.
@ie ans @albington eemeloct
,piro, luirO pOnt /. glnsnit an bic mo.
natlid)e State 3nfer mmr mod sipei
Nnnb pro Gerion itatt brei Efmmb
betrasen. glnd Die 3eitanratiuneu
iuerben auf siuei 9fmnb fir nennsia
Wfablseiten beidranft. Die vGoft
9rinf"- 5abrifanten iinb oorlanfia
nidt lueiter beldrGnft. Sic erbalteil
80 ErDsent BON benz 3nfer, BEN lie
inter uOrmaleu @erbGltniiIen perar-
beiten f6nnen.
8eorse Sglbeiter @iered in Stem
yprf bat sitgegeben, baR er amgefGhr
100000 erbalten babe, nm oentid).
fremnolide Eampblete mnb Bidder 81
uerOffentliden.
8ie cine 0epeid)e aus @aibinatDt
meloet, mar Eraiibent @ilion geItern
i'm Staatsbeparfement nnb beipradl
bort cine &unferens, bic iiber per.
idlieoene slnselesenbeitem gebalten
iueroen ioa. glls iolde iperbem ae=
ilannt: cine Mitteilmng Bpm mnIerm
WeianOten Morris in Sapan, in mel
fuer WOrris mitteilt, 6af Die iapani-
id)e Gegierung bollftGnoig nit nm
fern goridlagen in gesmg amf Gmhs
lamb iibereinitimmt; siueitens cine
syproernmg bes Senats, ben Sirfru
ben &rieg 81 erflaren nno brittens
Elm nener Jrieoeuspuridlas 9entIdj-
laubs. Der mnierer 3esiernns bent
nad]it offisiea snrseben ioll mmb Dem,
luie man permntet, cine srofe syrie-
oenspropagamoa folsen ipirb. Dieter
6riebemsprupasanba mill man entae.
aeuarbeiten. Die gebinsmngem, 6ie
Sentidlamb bemnadit pffisien mittei.
len mil, iolleu anseblid fulsenoc
ieim: Die Sreibeit gelaien's, Die
Hafsabe Gliak-gotbringen's 3mse-
itambniiIe an Serbien nuS cine be.
idJranfte Selbitbeitimmnns Der @6l-
fer.
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Nunluler 1918
@abl=MnSeigem.
SIR &pnares Ia. Siifriff

Sic. 18reie greiie" It autorilisrt.
Den M6tbaren Saines &. slagben nls
aanoioat fir Die @ieSerfpabl fir 0er
] 4 apnerebz9iitrift ansnfii,loigen. abs
hanglg bon Den am 81. Snli itattfinoen<
ben oenrofratiibell 8ri1ndrfpableu
(Rolitiid]e Nn5eise.)
9ie uSreie HreIle" lit a,ltoriIiert
Carlos See afs &anbi6aten fir oen
&ongrek i'm "A. @ongreBS S9iitrift an8us
fllnoigen, abbdngig bon Der gmtIheionng
Der oen1ofratifben Rrindrtpnblen.
(Holitiid5e Nuseige.)
Sic uSreie greiie" lit alitoriliert,
ben N1tb. u. 8. Barrett bon Snn Nu@
tonic nls &nnbibnten fir ben aungreR
bonn IA. 9iitrift an5utiillbigen, abhdns
gig Don ben benofratiIben Erin11rtpab<
len am 81 Suli 1918.
(Eolitiid)e gn5eise.)
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On ALL DAYS
WITH LacA PURCHASE Q SA
vHEu -four UR Mm IN VyI38y&N
IN fjla on sisO Az local M DIIlIl6T
AriONuG GzHM dEfAls &xl2z
~$&n~
SnIan6.

aus SEEM gorf miro gerleloet,
DAB sllfobolisnnts auf elm 9rittel
ieiner bisberigen glnsoebnnng be-
idranft lit. slls @riinoe oafiir tuer.
Den beionoers angegeben Der bobera
8reis fir Spirituoien iotpie before
nno mebr beitanoige slrbeitsgele.
genbeiteu.
5ralt glnnette 9lbbott Aoans
BON Galifornien lit gum 5taats-an.
walt oes 8uloesgeridtes fir oas
norolihe Californian ernallnt NOR
oer Sic lit Die erlte Sra4, Der elm
iolf iuibtiges 9lmt iibertrasen lit
Sbr Torganger Sobn gS. Yrelton iii
pom General glnlpalt @regorp gum
Spe5ial ggenten i'm s5ulti5 Depar-
ten1ent ernannt poroen.
9aS Central 2abor Council
BON Sacoma @ai6.. bat beidloIien
III oieier Staot am / Iuguif eillen
algemeinen Streif 8u beginner,
nenn Ser in Son Srancisco sum
Sooe perltrteiIte Com Otoonep bis
81 oieier 3eit nift begnabi9t iii.
Sdnlllttli1e llnion-Seute in Tacoma
mer0en licb an Dem Streif beteiIigen.
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Yre5lnft-

Sre5ittft
1-gourt Sals.
-Sellerbnls gip. IL, Siio sStDres
llrb 9fiidbe 9Th.
s. @onen's Slab. 1908 @iio
Shores Ctr.
q: gria's 9lab, 2eooA g.
50: s. Barriers Blab, 3430 Giio
Shores Gtr.
&C. Sorelteao's Gtore, @de @uas
oallIpe llno Snlitb Ctr.
IS. Hllbiola's Store, 1913 Sierra
GruS StraBe.
-Senebolence Soalle, 115 Weatanos
ras StraBe.
o. Senerballs $40. 1 Siib Ssrio llnS
Mlatamoras StraBe.
1O-Spielplab, @de 8uena 8ilta Ii.
Smitb Ctr
Ii Sellerballs So. s, Gde 8uelto
Giita uno 9toiillp Ctr.
12-Snno's Store, 601 gSelt Galiz
mas StraBe
ID Se1ierbans $50. 10, gorb salaz
Do lulo Sere5 ctr.
14-Sone Star SiIb 60. Store, 250f
Selt Commerce Ctr.
1o-SDHle Jlo. y.
16-8eit @nb Gapillpn.
17-Mnrfbalf ctr. 6dnle
1S- Soiepb 56uL8's Blab, gde Mo-
mana ltnD g. ssloress Ctr.
19- Solepb glbr's Stnre, 6O1 Sa,
Yeoro 2lbenlie.
20-Tabillion, Snn Beoro Barf.
III 6euerbans. 9ftllelI glace.
% ggSooolntpn Grocery, @po6laipn
slpe. uno g. Slores Ctr.
23-S. S. giobrigue5's 6tore, yde
Sones glbe. u. Trot,ibence Ctr.
24-guclio @rocerb, 301 gucIio 4be.
20 Senerbmls Ho 4, Gan peoro
slbe. llrlo 8omana Ctr.
26-Semerbaus. yto 2. 219 Srabis
StrnBe.
27 9. g. ellno's store, 482 aipe
Dat Strabe.
% -312 Inenue 8.
20 S6letpilo Saa, 1923 9Riper Ipe.
3O--Sbb SeIlofp's Saae, gde Center
n1lo yforo gberrp Strabe.
31-Soerton's Store, $50 2a1ar ct.
32-@Ge Hine ino Carton StraBe.
81 Eellerbgls SEQ. 5. gde Moio1 Ii.
9enoerion Str.
r~sttobeyS| ChbtplttS, 1CGf gtuIp
Stem 8raunfefs Mpenue.
35- st. 6. Gee Sdule, 2amar ctr.
96- Sannin Shllle, Oft 9oriton ctr.
3l--8eorge 8ilfe's Elab, gde Was
tagoroa nnb Wponlina 5H.
38-4 3iemonted's Store. @oliao II.
Santa Clara Ctr.
39-M. 6. 9feitb Store, 936 Gft
Commerce Ctr.
40-S. Sncob's Store, 1902 s,ir
Commerce StraBe
41-Senerhmls &c. 8, 9eln1ar nn6
Wtittnlan Str.
42-Dtto S9ntiot's Store, Gde ;snz
oiana H. g. gberr1 Ctr.
"a Mlbert Shn1ibt's Hlas, 1880 g.
Sreiu StraBe
Al Niilion Sielo Grocery, 2s16 g.
Rrein ctr.
oi9blanb Barf Grocerp, $50
9tgSbp gbenue.
46-9. @eber's Rlnb, 220 g. Mlamo
StraBe
AZ Sellerbmls SO. Z, Siio sllarno
llno 2apaca StrnBe.
48-gfebfad's Store. gfe @arben H..
@entbler Ctr.
a. Seuerbmis go. IS. Giib greia
Ctr. li1lb S,ids slpeuue.
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SIR Gonntb-aonlmiiiGr - Iresinft
go, 4.

9ie ~6reie greiie" 1T autoriliert.
Sobn 8. Gapinstpn als aanoioat fiir
8ieoerlDabl fir bns slmt oes Gountp&
&on1miiidrs. Rre5inft go. 4, an5ufituois
gen, abbdngi9 bon ben bemofratiitcu
RrimdripahIen am 81 Suli 1918.
(YoIitifde an5eiee)
Sic a6reie greiIe" lit outoriiiert,
Sranf 6. Seattp als aanoioat fir oas
snt oes golIntt1 9orlmifldrs. Yre5inft
No. 4, anautiinoieen. abbdneig bon oeu
hemofratiidcn 9SrimdripabIen nm 27.
Snli 1918.
(9oIitifae anaeiae
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Sir GtaatsIenator, "a. 9iitrift.

SIZE sSreie Breife" iit alttoriliert,
9errn 9arrD 9ertberg als &an6ibnteu
fitr ben gierltno8man5igften Genatorief-
len Oiftrift, fpel1er Die Counties 8erar,
8enoall, &err, &eal, Gillespie llno 8ans
pera iimfabt, au5utiinoieen.
t8olitiibe Mnaeiee.)
9ie sssreie BreiIe1 lit autoriIiert,
Die &ar,oioatllr bon germ SS. 6. 2fnbcn
fiir bas Gmt als Seuator oes "a. tera>
niid1en Oiftrifts, beltebeno nlls SEN
Counties gerar, &enball, aerr, @illes<
pie, 8albern lt1b Steal nn8nfinoiaerl,
abbdnaig bonn Mnsfan Ser oemofrntis
lcben Erimdripahlen am q. Slli 1918.
(Holitiid]e An5etgeI
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SOMMERS
Drug Stores

sip. | alamp gia5a nnS ppuitun strase
Gel. Grpfett 3541
30. 2 Solebas nnb 9pufspn stragc
Gel. Grpdett 1868
3uei aputbefen eriter 2faiis.
Spesiaiitat: Sorgfdltisc slnfcrtisuna
iino abliefernus upn 9fesepfen.
Wrbste AuSiuabl pun Srpsucn mn
feiren Spilettc slrtifcln.
SenaiuaIiet 6ontdne nnb alferIei sii5e
0etranfe.
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(goIitiide an5eise. ]
ssiir Gpuntn gliIeiIor.

9ie .Sreie preiie" tit autori5iert,
Banl Steffler nls &nnbibntel fir on3
4ult oes GpnntB =AiIeiiprs BEL ben beporS
ftebenoen Bablen am 81. suli nn3utiills
oigen. gr erfn6t Inn Die 1lnteritibun9
Der 8dbler.
(Politiide gn5eige.)
gIu Die 8dbler bon Gan glntonio nil0
gegar goltntb: SD tiinbise mid biernsst
nls &anbi6nt fir bic Iie6eripaN fin oas
gnt beg GUmntp- SfIeiiprs on, nbhdngig
bon ben bemofrntifden grimGrfpd6lcI
am 27. Suit M6tlmgspoIIl
Mlbert 9. 6ntb,
(HoIitifde glnaeiae.)
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Sir onntD-apmmiiIar - gresiatt
go. 3.

Die ~Sreie Erefie" 1T alrtoriIiert,
Jranf SDmmers als &nilbioat fiir oaS
Imt bes gountp @omnliiidrs, Rresintt
Ho. 8. an5ufiinoigen, n61dngig bon ben
oenlofratiiden 8rintdriuablen am 27.
SuIi 1918.
(goIitiidje Gn5eise.)
Die r8reie greIIe~ iii nltoriiiert,
Die anttoioatlir bon Satpb Slans fiir
Die gSioertpnhl fir bas gn1t oes Gpnntu.
9Dmmiiiars, Hre5inft go. bon 8eIdr
@ountb an5ufiinoigen. abbdleig bon oeu
oen1ofratiiben RrintdrpahIen am 27.
SiIt 1918.
(Eolitiidle Nn5eiee
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9lIe Surten BON Druid : slrbciten,
ipie Slider, y5oloers," 8ricfbpsen unS
Spueerts, Snrten, Gireulare, GinIabnn-
acu uiiu., tn 9eutif) nnb Gnsliitb, nett
ausgefii6rt Stanbarb 9rimtiug
6 nj ian y, Nahfolser BON gSiIipns
Sftpesmann Srtntine COMPANY, FOG
Naparrs Str. Sci. Gr. 1924.
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Die 8ablplate.

9toebitebeno bringen mir oie @abl-
plose in 1tnierer Staot fir oie Bri=
n1dripablen:
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(Bolitiihe slnseiae. J

SIZE sOreie Rrei5e~ lit alltoriiiert,
oerrn Nnifea O. Sennett als @anbibat
fir bas gnrt beg Gonntp Glers bon geror
9onntn, abbdngig bon ben am 81. SmIi
itattfinoenoen HrintdrtpabIen, nn3utiiiis
oigen lrtb er erfudt nm Die Gtimmen
llno nm Die llnterffiieilue alIer giiteu
Biiraer.
(BoIitiide Nnseiae.
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(YoIitilhe Nnaeiae.
EoIitiide Nn5eise.)
;5iir GonntD-aommiiIar - Hresiuft
Nu. /.

0ie rSreie Yreiie" i'll ontoriliert.
bic &nnoioatur bon Safe Hu6ipIa fir
Die gSioeripnbI fir bas Mnt Des County,
4ummiiidrs, Hre5inft gtp. 1 bon Berar
Goilntp an5itfiirbisen, abhdngia bnn Ser
oenlofrntif6en ErinartpabIet am 81.
sSnli 1918.
lgoIitilde anSeiae.l
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gls Sd)neioerin

enlpfieblt iib 5ram Gnrtb, 23t Soma
StraBe, IN nno auBer Dem &auie.
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SIR Gpnnth Glerf.

Sic yTreie Hreife" 1T dutoriIlert,
oie @an0ibntur bon 5rauf 9seiutpn fiir
Die gSieoertpahl fir ons Mntt BEG Gountp
Glerfs bon Bernr gpltntb nn3ufiinoigen,
nbbdngig bon Der @ntfdeioung Der Se>
motrntiffen Hrimdrfpnblen am 27 esnIi
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9as grbeits-giiro

foroert Die 6armer, oie s(rbeiter gum
Eflliden Der 8atmtpoIle nnb 3ur
8orbereitilng oes Stapels fir oen
gtarft notig baben, alif, ii6 an s.
rs. Seiuts, Superintenoent oes II.
0iltrifts, II. 9. employment Ser.
pice, 8. 8. 9or 1923, San glntonio,
Seras, 5il menoen, Der nit linen iil.
be5ug auf tbre 8iini6e in 8rieffpeth.
lel treten miro Sollte in irgeno ei-
ner @egeno elm lteberfIuB BON ar.
beitern porbanoen ieilt, Der in cen
eottonoiltriften 8erpenoirng finben
fonn 10 ntoge man Scr. 2eiuis oaoon
benadridtigen. Die 8eidoffung Der
arbeiter lit nit feinerlei ltnfoite,l
uerfniipft.
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aaaft arisas.s .sparmarfen.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
!, 5rau y. SduI8. 9feparoturen. aioer
slueuie; 5000.
Middletown transcript. [volume] (Middletown, Del.) 1868-current, 1918-10-05
Take Your Choice {: j!

SHERIFF'S SALE-BY VIRTUE OF
writ of Lev. Fac. to me directed,
will be exposed to Public Sale at the
Court House, Southeast Corner of
r;!eg enth and King Streets, City of
Illumination, "3sw Castle County,
ON SATURDAY
THE 18TH DAY OF OCTOBER 1918
At 10 O'Clock A. M,
the Following d escribed Real Estate viz ::
All that certain lot or piece of land,
with the buildings thereon erected,
situate in the said City of Wilmington,
County Of New Castle and State OF
Delaware bounded and described as
follows. to w.t.
BEGINNING at q point on the north
erly side of Thirteenth Street, at the
distance of three hundred and fifty
four feet westerly from the westerly.
side of Dure Street; thence westerly by
said side of Thirteenth Street, thirty
siix feet, thence northerly, parallel with
;r4re Street as extended, seventy-five
feet; theme sasterly, parallel with
fhirte enth, Street, ttlsrtysix feet; and
thence southerly parallel with DUE
Street as extended, seventy-dye feet To
the place of Beginning. Be the con.
tents thereof what they may.
Seized and taken in execution as the
of East End German Demo-
cratic Club, q corporation of the State
of :te|aWare Mortgagor, and to be sold
by
THEODORE w. FRANCIS. Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office. Wilmington, Del,
October 3, 1918. '. TIL
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CIRCUS DAY

What is there about a circus tina
thrills the blood of a healthy person
What is it that makes you restless an
stand up on your toes when you hear the
band coming up the street playing ths
music with a swing and vigor only
heard in circus band You say tina;
clrcuses are all alike and when You have
seen one you have seen them all, but
still You walk fast-or even run-right
in the heat Of the day in order not to
miss one bit IF the fascinating street
parade and then when the caliope has
passed, you will rush to the return street
and push several children out Of the way
to see it all over again. Why DO you
do it? Think it over. Then you will
20 to the show lust to take the chill
dren' o. possibly because your CIR!
insisted on going end you did not wish
to dlsplease her.
Its all right to aliba yGurself almost
everybody has done the same time and
time again. Does not the fash en!
glare and glitter have q lot to do with
your enthusiasm for circuses? Don't
YOU like the scintilating, brilliancy and
gaudsnass of the ensemble. Sure you
do. Let's al be human when the
Walter L. Ma:h Fashion Plate Shows
are in Middletown, Fliday October II,
and have a good time. Coed circuses
do not come often and they are 4ct ex-
pensive. So meet Us in front Of tt:
elephants when The Walter 1. Mair
shows are in Middletown. October Il
and we will throw trouble to the winds
and peanuts to the elephants.
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ODESSA

Mr.. O. C. Stevens is at Riyerheae,
N. Y.
Mrs. F. B. Watkins is visiting at At
Iantic City, N. J.
Miss alice Brown was Wilmington
visitor this week.
Mr.. John F. Morris, Of Leipsic, spent
Sunday with his father, CAPTAIN John
Morris.
Mr.. Lee Sparks. of Newark, is visit
ing his parents. Dir. and Mrs. Lee
Sparks.
Miss Loleta Buckson spent several
days last week with friends, near Mid
dletown.
Mrs. Elizabeth Ennis attended the
funeral Of her sister, Mrs. Holman, in
Chester, Pa, last week.
Mrs. F! even James, Mrs. Harry Plum
mer and Mi. aa1 Mrs. Harry Unruh
were visitors to s4ysTe end Dover on
Mrs. O. C. Stevens and niece, Miss
Irene Stevens, and Mr.. Perry Rose,
spent several days Of this week. at At.
lantic City. N. ].
The funeral of Mr.. L. Scott ToyG-
send, of Wilmington, was held on Tues
day afternoon with jnterment at Old
Drawers cemetery.
Sunday School at2 P. NJ. on Sunday
at St. Paul's Nj. E. Church. Epworth
Leagu. at Gas. Leader. Miss Loleta
Buckson. Everybody welcome.
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WARWICK

Miss Mary Reynolds, OF Nyowsng. is
spending some time with her grana-
mother, Mrs. s. +. Gunkel.
Mr. and Mrs. A, R. Merritt and two
daughters, Miss Eula Vineyard and Nr.
Curtis Vineyard, all of Wilmington,
We're Sunday guests Of their mother,
Mrs. Y. l. Vineyard.
Word was received here last Saturday
Of the serious illness Of Private Harry
Smith, son of Mr.. and III rs. ;cs.p;s
Smith, Of near town, from ''inhuenxa.H
The young man is located at camp
near New York. His many friends in
and near town wish him speedy re-
overy.
Middletown transcript. [volume] (Middletown, Del.) 1868-current, 1918-10-05
NOTICE!

Estate of Lovy C. Isaacs Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that Letters
Parliamentary upon the Estate of Lovy
c. Isaacs late of St. Georges Hundred.
deceased, were duly granted unto Gaace
Irene McClay on the Seventh day of
June A. D. 1918 and all persons lndebt-
ed to the said deceased are requested to
make payment to the Executrix with
out delay, and all persons having demand
against the deceased are required to
exhibit ana present the same duly pro-
batel to the said 'Eetecutr;z on or; BE-
for the Seventh day of Jane *; D. 1919,
or abide by the law in this behalf.
GRACE IRENE McCI.AY
Executrix
MARTIN B. BURR1s, ESQ.
Attorney-at-law,
Midd1etown, Del.
Middletown transcript. [volume] (Middletown, Del.) 1868-current, 1918-10-05
THE SURE ROAD

i IL oONG NOAD
There are 442 savings depositors
in every thousand in little DENMARK.
the United States has 80.
Are you one of the thrifty go?
Make plan to save a given
amount 1yery month and put it at
compound interest,".
AS an INCENTIVE to get aneaq-
an insfire ton for future success
nothing can e4ua! q sayings bank
account.
Take the sure road it leads 10
8 contented future.
PER CENT. INTEREST PAID ON
ALL DEPOSITS. NO CHARGE
MADE FOR ANY ACCOUNT
WILMINGTON SAVINGS
FUND SOCIETY
S. E. Cor. 9Th aad Market sis.,
Wilmington, Delaware
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-10-28
DEMOCRATS CALL OFF: POLITICS
 AND MEETINGS
On Account of Princess So- phia Disaster There Will Be No More SuIzer
 Meetings Here.

The Sulzer Club Campaign Com mittee today issued a notice can- ceiling all meetings that were sched. uled to take place at Juneau or on Gastineau Channel in the interest of the candidacy of Delegate Charles A. Sulzer for reelection. This action was taken on account of the sinking of the Princess Sophia and death of hundreds of citizens of the North
 Delegate Sulzer, Gov. Thomas Riggs Jr., H. F. Roth, William Britt and others were scheduled to speak at Juneau, Douglas, Thane and Perse verance and other points this week and Monday evening. The present intention is that none of these meet ings shall take place.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-10-28
JUNEAU MAN DIES AT
 CAMP LEWIS FROM A
 HEMORRHAGE OF BRAIN

Word was received in the last mail that James Lahr died last week at Camp Lewis from hemorrhage of the brain.
 The report states that Lahr and several other soldiers had been drill ing hard after having received in jections from the surgeons, and tainted, Lahr falling and hitting his head on the concrete floor causing hemorrhage of the brain.
 James Lahr was well known on the Channel, having served four years as chief accountant in the electrical department of the Alaska Gastineau Mining Company, later being em- ployed as cashier of the Alaska Elec- tric Light & Power Company, hay ing several his connection with the latter form about two months ago 10 enter the service, /
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-10-28
INTOLERANCE AT LIBERTY"

DOUGLAS, Oct. 28.-Tonight will be the last opportunity of seeing the magnificent production, Intolerance" which was shown at the Liberty for the first time on Sunday evening. The program begins sharply at 8:15 and there is but one performance, there being twelve reels in this pie ture. Many were turned away last night and those who were unable to see this great picture are advised to attend early this evening.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-10-28
ALEX SEY TO RETURN

one of the last years Douglas High School graduates, who accompanied Elmer Jackson to the University of Washington with the intention of en- listing in the service, writes that he is returning home. It is learned that he will be unable to enlist in the service owing to him not being citizen of the United States Alex was born in Scotland and came here about eight years ago. Young Jack son expects to remain at college and go on with his course in military training
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-10-28
PASSENGER LIST OF .'.-.
 STEAMER JEFFERSON

SEATTLE, Oct. t2S.-The Jeffer- son sailed for Alaska at five o'clock Saturday afternoon with the follow ing passengers for Juneau:
 A. Engstrom, Alma Veil, Mrs. c. R. Peterson, Mrs. J. J. Connors, J. J. Connors, Jr., Mabel c. Scott, MT. and Mrs Frank A. Boyle, Mrs. J. L. Manning, J. l.. Manning, Martin Clay, William Glendenning, Dr. ant Mrs. A. J. Palmer, Miss P Robin son, Mrs. l.. Yarnell, James l.. Free burn and R. Rudd.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-10-28
LEAVING ON SPOKANE

DOUGLAS, Oct. 2S.-Foreman Pet CT Johnson and Engineer l.. Wer- necke expect to leave on the Spo- kane to continue work on the Tread well mining properties at Shakan. the Southbound trip of the Spokane to the States.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-10-28
DANCE CALLED OFF

DOUGLAS, Oct 2S-Superintend morning that owing to the general feeling of sorrow prevailing on the Channel and out of respect for the drowned from the Princess Sophia, the dance which was to have been given by the cannery workers on Wednesday evening of this week, will be postponed indefinitely.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-10-28
LABOR UNION TONIGHT

DOUGLAS, Oct 2S-The regular Monday night meeting of the Doug las Island Labor Union will be held at their hall this evening at the usu- al hour.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-10-28
DIRECTOR APPOINTED

TREADWELL, Oct. 28-Jack Liy- ie was appointed as school director on the Treadwell Board at recent meeting to succeed Lieutenant R. G. Wayland