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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1918-08-08

Gilbert Mfg. Co.. culverts,
GiiDert Mig. Co. cuiverts.
aissrict NO. ~ ........... 81
Gilbert Mty. Co.. culverts.
district No. 3d.. ....... z;
F. j. McConville. road work,
county road -. ............
l.. j.. Roerioh, road work. coun-
~ ROAD. ..... ......... 81
Linton Bridge const. Co.,
bridge. No. Sec. s q g.
Twp. 1915. -. .......... 120t
F.. H. Brant, ONCE EXPENSE II
Burroughs Adding Mchne. Co..
attention to adding machine
Charles B. sCarley. stamps. etc. !,
Fallgatter e Co.. supplies fur
nished Arvid Whittiko. needy
poor ......... ......... IL
A. ~. Liiiuerman, sui, ciO.nes
for W. J. krAieikh, neeuy
poor. 80. ........ IL
Mary Amundson board and
room tor Henry RuggieS,
needy poor. $50. $685.. 1855. GO
Globe-Gazette Print. CO.,
office supplies. ....... a.. ~. 26
State Treasurer, insane pa
tients. quarter ending 6la0.. 1915
State Treasurer, institution for
Feeble Minded, ending $780,. 22s
Chamberlain Road Mchne. Co.,
Steel Castings, Co. road. IL
DR.. H. E. Winchester. witness
fees, State vs.. White....r. IA
Upon motion the Board adjour
until July 18th. 1913. at o'clock q.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-04
SEAFORD DEMOCRATS
ARE NOW CONFIDENT
Discussions Healed and a Good
Democratic Majority Ex-
pected Tomorrow.
Special Correspondence Of Every Evening

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Seaford, Nov. T. Democrats of Sea
ford are hopeful on the eve of election,
and, although they lost the State Senator
fight here two years ago by one vote,
they feel confident that their candidate
for Representative, Charles r. O'Day,
will defeat Joseph b. Lord, the Republi-
can candidate
Seaford is the strongest Democratic
district in Sussex county. but two years
ago there was a split in the party which
cost the State senatorship. William +.
Allen. the Democratic candidate for
State Senator, was cut 1872 votes in that
election.
Since then some of the leading DEM
ocratS have endeavored to unite the party
again. and while their efforts have not
effected a complete unity, il is thought
the sore is healed enough TO pull O Day
through with comfortable margin
The fight here Is being watched with
considerable interest and leading Dem
ocrats say Scaford will be found safely
back in the Democratic columns after
the vote is counted Tuesday night.
There Is not the least doubt that all
the county candidates will roll up a big
majority here and Salisbury and Polk
are expected to run ahead of the ticket
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-04
EVERY EVENING TO
GNEELECTION RETURNS
Will Bulletin, Megaphone and
Telephone State and Ma
t'onal Results.

In accordance with custom Every
Evening viii tomorrow night give the re-
suit OF the election throughout the cuun-
try Figures from the city and State will
IL posted on a bulletin hoard IN front of
Every Evening building. and the returns
from this and other States viii he gwen
by megaphone also.
Arrangements have been made for
receiving the vote from every election
district III the State, through the agency
of messengers, some Of whom viii use
automobiles, motorcycles and other means
of conveyance, also by telegraph and
telephone
The Associated Press viii give the re-
suit of the elections held in other States.
Every Evening regular telephones
800 ID Il \ and 1916 and 2074. Del
marvia, will be at The disposal OF those
seeking information. and every body inter
ested is invited to coule down to the Office
and gel the returns from the bulletin
board and megaphone 1t was nnpos-
slbie tins year to obtain extra telephones
therefore only the regular phones will be
N service
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-04
MORE HOMES HAVE COAL.
Some Dealers Have Already Delivered
Hall the FneI Ordered of fham

More people have got coal III their
C4llars today thanev before although the
amount Of fuel delivered up To November
/ IS about the same a. last year Some of
the dealers have already delivered 70
their customers, fifty per cent ot the coal
ordered early III the spring, and are now
delivering the remainder OF the order
The situation in regard to coal sizes
remains the same plenty Of g and pea
but very lttle of stove and nut Whether
conditions will improve with regards 70
these sizes. Is matter to be determined
The failure of some merchants to
darken their show windows on all nights
bat Friday and Saturday. has led t. tho
Fuel Administration establishing a watch
upon them. Those dealers no continue
10 vlola'e then promise To the Fuel
Administration, need not he surprised
il they should find themselves cu off
OF electro current because of the violations
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-04
HUN LOSES 100000
DURING PRESENT YEAR
London Sees End 0f Germany 70
be Near; Man-Power Exhaust
ed BOYS Fighting.
. >>,oc.at-a rees Erar- rvsn.nr

ey s~~ociat+d F.oes .a Evar- Evening
London \ov Military author
f,es .eha are ~neks 20 rere -ke3-
ticai eyer the rnf4ra NJ reaoe because
1f he military ~ltuai on. arr convinced
nat he German rmv i IN a serious
condition owing r. is inability 70 short
On II inc anf produce freSh reserves.
IL is pointed 0ur hat German casu-
s.tids ms rear mount 10 500. coo.
9i ahich one million ire permanent
casualties. Last Narcn q rnany had
aignfy fresh reserve divisions. winch
meant divisions which aad not been in
ane for q month Now ne German re-
serve consists ut fftv divisions. onlv
seven of which nave aad - ra,Ich IS a
ortn-gut rest 1nu none Is much rs a
month. which considered the mini
mum tor tu Hr4ent .1rce German
divisions now are appearing On he
rring me Nth many hundreds If rifles
below 5le lserman normal 0f $50
pa october > regiments il forty or
tity divisions were reduced from
.e'ar--ompaDy 10 q rhrce-companv basis.
Many 80 the yuut1s ~ me a2O class
HElen ne Germans wished to hold 10
ne -ar-ng noW are .n he led. This i
Germany .ast nanpoWer hope
- calculated thaL Germany ha0
5000 gin, IA jg.v Z 3 af which 4 nlr0
ha~ been .o>t The numuer al runs anG
batteries has been reducei nd som,
batteries have teen equipped vl5h -hlrd-
ratc weapons
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-04
WILMINGTON. DELAWARE. MONDAY.
Observation-Disclosures
WARNING TO VOTE BUYERS.

Department Of Justice, Washing
ton, ID. g., Oct. u, I9IS.-To all
agents Of the Bureau Of Invcstiga-
ton:
Your special attention Is called
10 the following act Of Congress, ap-
proved by the President October 16
last:
An act TO prevent corrupt prac-
tices in the election of Senators.
Representatives, or delegates in
Congress.
BE II enacted by the Senate
and House Of Representatives Of
the United States Of America, in
Congress assembled:
That whoever shall promise, Of
Ter, or give, or cause to be prom
ised offered. or given, any money
or other thing Of value, or shall make
or tender any contract, undertak-
ing, obligation. gratuity. or security
for the payment of money or for
the delivery or conveyance of any
thing Of value to any person, either
TO vote or withhold his vote or To
vote for or against any candidate.
or whoever solicits, accepts, or re-
ceives any money or other thing of
value in consideration of his vote
for or against any candidate for
Senator, or Representative or dele
gate in Congress at any primary or
general or special election, shall be
fined not more than 81 900, or i'm
prisOned not more than one year, or
both"
Approved. October I6. 1918.
of the purpose and enforcement
of this act the President has made
the following statement:
Experience IN the last election
and in many that preceded il had
demonstrated only too clearly the
Importance Of putting the Federal
power in commission against the
processes of corruption at elections.
The Department of Justice will
use this power to the utmost limit
of legitimate exercise"
Reports have reached this de- !
pariment of actual and contem-
plated violations Of this act hy the
use Of corrupt promises. offers, or
payments TO influence voters al the
coming election on November ).
and thus improperly control said
election. !
You are directed 10 give the full +!
est possible publicity TO these in
structions. The United States at I
torneys have been advised Of them. I
r. W Gregory aftorueyuener,f
Agents Of the Department Of JUS :
tice are in Delaware, and will keep :
a sharp watch, tomorrow. for viola
tons Of this Law. Arrest and :
will sterniy follow every ;
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-04
AUSTRIA s FLEET
WILL SURRENDER To
AMERICAN NAVY
u S. Warships Expected Momen-
tarily at Trieste to Take Over
Sea Fighters From Czechs.
TO REPRESENT ALLIES
By Associated Press 70 Every Evening

- ENNsNtntH iftss 10 Every Evening
anste rdam, Nov 3 1t is very posi-
tively reported from Pola, the Austrian
naval base on the Adrlatic. that Trieste
soon will be occupied ty an American
feet
II was reported from Paris Yesterday
that the Jugo-Slav leaders, after having
seized the Austro-Hungaran feet at
Plume, had sent Il wireless message to
President Wilson stating their readiness
10 hand over the vessels to the United
states government or representatives Of
the Allied navies
The occupation Of Trieste by Allied
nsval contingents was III response 10 an
invitation from the Committee on pnblc
welfare. which was sent from trieste 10
Venice br torpedo boat according 10
Vienna telegTams received here
difficult situation had arisen n the
town, while danger is threatened Triest
because OF the Austrian troops STREAMING
back from the front
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-04
No MORE RI SSIAN CASH
TO BIZ SENT Tt BERLIN
Was Paid Two inSiailment> 0i Indemnify
and viii Vow { lose Her Purse.

=. = I''EII - 70. I-'tFt I|NrlIns
aieuHagta, \uf Ihy 7GieaI;,,it~
4" t'u>>iH NIt Feil>s L mAAe .tul
au arr Indemnity alg4y.t- f1 Gnr-
th- according ~ tny r;uAior' Gazette
he aeN ~pap,T -st~ .Lat Rt>s!.
"leh atd PAID rNu nStailmcat- 81 -hr
"a Indemnify tla~ ~soplr,4 ( a, trau>tnjf.
gud atel bank notes .u tiermant.
Evidently tjd> thc Gazette. .ac
.sia-t r. aat Ac ast p4u ~ the alea-
utl
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-04
Principals in Penn's Grove, ". j., Shoot
ing Affair Both Succumb to Wounds.

Two Italians, who were principals IN q
revolver duel at Pcnn's Grove. n j,
yesterday. are dead as a result of wounds
they received in the affair Antonio
Lombardo died last night, and Ricco
ReIss s,Iccumbed tins morning The
bodies are in the possession Of the coroner
here
II is SAID that following heated argu-
nent the Two incn stepped INTO the street
and opened fire On each other AT the same
time Several shots took effect OH both
sides nj the men tell mortally wounded
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-04
AUSTRIA SURRENDERS
WITHOUT CONDITIONS;
ALLIES TERMS DRASTIC

Jenna Opens Austria and Hungary for Entente to Strike
Blow at Germany; Ends All Hostilties; Demoblizes
Armies and Wthdraws All Troops From North Sea to
Switzerland Gives Up Half of Artillery Equipment; Opens
Strategic Places to Allies for Occupation; Grants
Use of All Austrian Railroads to Allies; Leaves All
Supplies on Battle Field Surenders Austrian Submarines
and Repatriates Allied and American Prisoners Without
Reciprocity, Etc.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-04
POLICE GAG LAW
FORB|DS MEETINGS
OF THE DEMOCRATS
Jewish and Labor Gatherings Face
Locked Doors, Much to Citi-
zens' Indignation.
CROWDS VOICE ANt
"DISCOURTEOUS." SAYS
SENATOR SALISBURY

AS | told the people assembled last
night. ! am ashamed Of the discourtecus
treatment by the chief Of police and The
Police Commission of men who should
have been honored guests Of the city
MIR. Mahary is representative of the
Secretary Of Labor personally and Of that
department Of the government officially
The officials Of the American Federation
of Labor should have been received with
honor in any city. The great patriotic
work Of Samuel Gompers. head of the
American Federation Of Labor. entities the
representatives Of that organization TO
the greatest consideration that can be
given TO public men anywhere.
II said 80 last night. TO the people as
sembled. and | say now that the treat
ment Of these people: the treatment Of
the ~orkingmen yesterday; also of the
Jews and Of my friend. Senator Ashurst,
is an outrage. which ] believe will be
thoroughly rebuked.
1T appeared TO me 10 be a partisan
Republican scheme Of the Police Depart
ment TO prevent any meetings which
would benefit the Democrats As long
as the Republicans could hold Sunday
meetings they held them. Now that the
Jews have deserted them they Insult
them.
The attempt to stifie free speech has
always produced such reaction that a
second attempt is never made
United States Senator Willard Sauls-
bury.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-04

.anirar n5 idr.a = fhis 7~<--
the line .rr. ,a'hasstWt rl 'opards
rhe ~shurrirr1 tHe rhrlo
basin II te ~ave trd ribttarie-
trnn ~cfnreterg ( goe iowr ~
aari 'ae .aae' Is 4ri say as ta
include fas'g MattGQlia and Ngios-
IN BE- actiatcd tarr.te-fc.
Y sis0 si' 'ai'op tr 4imnistrs-
arn Units Df CIR present. province ot
Da'ru3fla ne'uding tic north lisari-
- md Iru3ria md 20 the south.
.oFrf'or' ulfrd bv lne from 'be
~rrnigr - Ctne Plsnca - 'se
.mmt f tnr 4ater-hcI i4-f
Htr5 -ua- include .r e. et-trriared
rr9 81 ~" valleys and sater course
'gvHg Yp"rd -chrnra such a1
u" Ctcola k-rEa. Burisn.c. and
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-04
NON-PARTISAN LEAGUE.
lis Officers Exeriing Every Effort 10 Aid
Republican Ticket

Officers and some Of the members OF
the Voters Non-Partisan League are
exerting every effort 70 AID the Re
publican candidates in their fight for
election tomorrow.
On Saturday night committees were
appointed to work around the polls in
the interest of the Republicans.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-04
BRITISH 1 APTURE 10000
ACSIRIANS IN IIALN

l..aloH. \as + More nan -oOWl
prisoners a1u ssseral hundred gins ha,,
ecen t4ken hl the 18Th British Division.
ep RATING on thc \>ago plateau ,owa-,!,
f1c lrcu'lno. IS annouu Cd u an Official
statement bN BE- war offc, ,oda4
l'u the Nrncia au plain. he forces thai.
effected crossing II 'bc Tagiamcnfo
river peUded hc 532d tuericau rcei-
NeAf
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-04
Who Left Package Al Food Office

Some housewife left valuable package
At the Food administrators office.
where she called TO obtain sugar Ger
tihcate She can Obtain The package,
by calling at Food headquarters
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-04
DAILY Quits Federal Post

Alexander NJ DAILY has resigned the
position of examiner for the Federal
Trade Commission, at Washington, D. c.
and will return to Dover for the purpose
of resumng the practice Of law and
sup vising his large canncry interests.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-04
DEPUTY ~ CHARGE OF BOHEMIA.

By Associated Press TO Every evening
Amsterdam. Nov Josef Seliger :.
deputy n nc Austrian lower house. vs.
terda> took S. argc 81 the government in
German Bohemia. according 10 a dis
patch from Reichenburg Bohemia.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-04
Preserve Peach Pits.

thy lied Gross irgcs special effort IN
iav NATTER @. saving frut pits and nut-
she'll, and dcpositiug them hi The harrri.
set apart for thcir reception. Is they ara
badly needed for the soldiers abroad.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-04
Century Club Directors TO Meet

The board Of directors Of the Wash
ington Heights Century Club will meet
at the home ri MIS- larry Raby 300
q clock.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-04
DELAWAREANS IN
CASUALTIES LIST

he following Delaware soldiers JIG
reported. IN today's casualties list as
wounded degree uudctermined
e. T. benson next q kin. J. T. Ben
son Of Laurel
r. &. Hcisler next OF KIN Mr. I
HeiSlcr of Milford
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-04
Amusemcnts Tonight.

Philadelphia Orchestra PiayboaSe
audeNllle OarriCk
The FruSslan Cur Queen.
Come ON In. 49, Majestic.
TO He'll With nc Kaiser "- Victoria
the Appearance oi ENii. Savoy.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-04

eeIIng o. security goes with Clover
DAIRY niilk.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-04

1 Recuperative Diet IN influenza
HoTlick > Matted Milk. very digostihl,
ADV
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-04

atiouar people choose Clover Dalry
MIk4-~Avd.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-04
FAIR AND COOLER
ON ELECTION DAY

Washington, Nov. Forecast
for Delaware:
Fair tonight and Tuesday,
cooler Tuesday.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-04

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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-04

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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-04
TWO DuELISTS DIE.

Continued on page -
Arizona republican., 1918-05-30

Th1s Coupon for TERM SUBSCRIPTIONS Finance Committee, St. Joseph's Hospital Phoenix, Arizona
 Gentlemen: desire be of assistance great
 St. Josephs Hospital and enclose herewith my check for I$............ the first of twelve payments of the same amount which agree to make to you monthly | Name | Address
Arizona republican., 1918-05-30

eared Efficient Service this community and to the whole Southwest most enthusiastic dreams of those who early connected with
 this special secton that modern every respect complete every CT cities and is definite credit to Arizona.
 ought about the building completion of the magnificent Thousand have been subscribed Eight hous most worthy york; deserving of support Can yours
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-12-22
Iron Continues Strong.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

CHICAGO. December 21.-Notwith-
standing that new high price levels
by December and January corn. the
entire market developed weakness
owing to "A sharp cut in quotations on
undesirable hogs. The close was I'M
settled at the same as yesterdays
finish to Is lower. with January
1.3sss to 1854 and May 1864 to 1.S5 y
Oats finished IS to a off and pro-
visions down 20 to so.
Continued rainy weather that would
greatly interfere with Smelling and
with wagon traffic formed the chief
bullish influence as to corn. In addi-
ton, however, advices were at hand
showing that the surplus states this
year had produced about 100000
bushels less than the average. Then
came word that in order to effect a
clearance of stale hogs here commits
sion houses had been authorized to
sell AS low AS Sl650. Although an
nouncement was made that the cut
was only for today and that the aver
age of $3.50 or packers droves this
month and next would stand. the corn
market promptly began to decline
and remained heavy throughout the
rest of the day.
Oats gave way with corn.
In provisions, as in grain. the eff
fort to free the yards from left
over hogs had an evident bearish eff
feet
In the later dealings. no important
rally in corn took MACE.
Closing quotations on provisions
were at virtually the lowest point of
the day.
Quotations.:
Corn-No. yellow. nominal; No.
3 yellow, 1.52; No. 4 yellow. 1.4Sa
1.4S1:
oats-No , white. 71a711a: stand
ard. 1lS4 a121:.
Rye-No. .. 1.so.
Barley-9OaI.04
-S.O0a11.00.
Clover-Nominal.
Fork-Nominal.
Lard-24.00.
Ribs-Nominal
NEW YORK. December 21-Wheat
Spot steady; No. , red. 2.341a, track
New York. Corn-Spot firm; No.
yellow. 1.75A. and No. , white, 1.7SA
cost and freight, New York. Oats
Spot dull: standard, S11.aS2 Lard
Easy: middle west, e450a24.S0. Other
articles unchanged.
Special Dispatch TO The Star.
BALTIMORE. Nd. December 81 q
red winter. sariic,ly. o.33s. a2.34H
got No. red winter. 2.355. receipts
%f..s19 bushels: export. 411.20s
bushels.
Corn-Receipts. 5.97s bushels.
Oats-Steady; standard white, 81
No. ; white, S012 sales receipts
1927 bushels.
Rye-DrIl: No. western export not
quotable: receipts, 5.757 bushels.
Hay-Easier: No. 1 timothy, $3.50
No. l clover. mixed. 200
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-12-22
DAIRY AND PRODUCE.

CHICAGO, December 2l-Butte-
Unsettled: creamery, 55a67A.
Egys-Lower, receipts. 1,00S cases
;Arsts, SO; ordinary firsts. Sass: a
mark, cases included. 5Sa60.
Potatoes - Receipts. Is cars; un-
changed.
Poultry. alive-Unsettled: fowls. IS
springs, %: turkeys, 81.
NEW YORK. December 21.-Lard-
Firm: middle west. 24.65a24.75. Other
articles unchanged.
NEW YORK. December 21.-Butte,
Barely steady: receipts, 1851 tubs
creamery higher than extras. 1Oa7Oi2
extras t9e score). 6S1. firsts. 64a6s !:
packing stock. current make No. =
41is.
Eggs-Weak: receipts. 5.Ol7 cases
Fresh gathered extras. 69a7O: fresh
gathered regular packed extra firsts
67aSs: do, firsts. 65a66: Pennsylvania
and nearby western hennery white
ulne b fancy. 80; state. Pennsylvania
- neAshy hennery whiee. Ordinary
zaa8: d. Known. 24A2&: d.
1s1eDUaA. >9ntbs Mtxo6spoo8et0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-12-22

referred to in banking quarters cor
nected with Washington authorities
as justifying the stringent regulations
on Wall street money affairs.
Scale down buying is reported from
specialist channels to be taking plsD'c
in the oil shares. Rich men are under
stood to be adding to holdings OF
Mexican petroleum during reactions
ROYAL Dutch is well taken for foreign
account and is expected to advance
higher after this level is digested-
other securities of well managed
oil companies are being taken when
offered, whether on the curb or the
exchange. There are good reasons
for expecting more liquidation in the
utility list, but a good part of il may
be held for rallies as ii is coming from
strong concerns, which are eXchanS-
ing investments Of this class for
sounder and more promising securities.
New York Stock Market.
The tone of the stock market yester
day was considerably improved today
and the tendency of prices in practically
all department resultant There was
a noticeable absence of selling pres
sure that has been in evidence in the
past few days and short sellers quite
naturally were somewhat disap-
pointed and showed a desire to reduce
commitments. There were no new
features of importance injected into
the situation and it seems to be the
consensus of opinion in the street
that much of the recent selling in the
standard share list has been for the
purpose of establishing losses that
will be considered in the taxation for
mula There is little doubt but that
rather Good-siZed short interest mas
also been fosteTed, and the case win
which prices. especially OF some OF the
;nyaStmept rails recover suggest
that the occurrence of developments
of more constructive Interpretation VIII
find the majority of issues IN re-
sponsiye mood.-Logan a Bryan