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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-03-07
llnscsicier lueldcs Gin Ginfommen
liefert.

9SGbrcno Der cbcn becnoctcll Fel5'
Sailon, int 9c5cmber unO inl Sat-
llar, fouitc >. q. Hicf, Der Slcrte
Strabe Sbubnlann Der ollb nit
Yclscn banoelt, Die 5cllc non l3
Winf, 1921 Sppiiilms. 700 Sflmfs,
90 Sii6icn, S21 Wtusfrattcn 113
Wtaulruiirien, 36 Saien 6 Saus'
tascn, I 3ibetfntc, ,rno 157 Ha'
cpons. Scrr 9tief mar MIR elmer bon
uiclen Yel5binblern in @'aSconnoe
Golmtp, nelhe in biclcm Sabr allc
Elm ollsgesci6nctcs @cibdit nna6tcn.
9luBcr0cm babcn oild piclc lSG9er
lno SaIlcnltcller ibre Sellc iclblt per'
ian0t. @osconoOc GotntD lHa6t Die
ics ,Sabr cinen 9tcforo olS Gins Der
Qr6Bten prlsprobll5icrenoen Golllltps
I'M Staot. lluicrr 1robc sIderflade
bon Nolblano hcginnt nltn cnolidl
ben 5ormern bcim Wc5aDlcn Der
Stcuern oui boslclbe thotlof)lid) 5ll
6clfeu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-03-07
Mad)t @erbaftnns in Stunb Sill.

gln letten Oicnstag purbe SsSanlcs
@recnItreet, bon gciu Saben, bon
Sbcriff u. @. Dietel i'm biefigcn
GollntpgcfGneniB obgcliefert, olif Den
Hotb ilno bas @eill6 beS Sbcriffs
bon Srolflin Gountp.
@rcenitrect iit lingei6br 80 Sabre
aft lmb purbe fiir5lib in 5ranflin
Gplntp ultf bic glnflage pcrbaftet bel
Io6t Siibner geitoblen 81 buben er
ItcGte 9iirgidaft fir iein Gribeinen
Dor @eri6t, mar ober 5lr Belt nibt
ommcicno. S1eriff Gictcl fano ibn
in Stonp Sill ipq er bel Gcrlpnnoten
auf @ciith mar. Gcputp Sberiff
8. Hti6e, bon 8oibinetnn, traf om
9icnstag bier Gin unb nobm erecn-
itreet nod Union.
SSn ben lcbten 8 S5abren mar
@reenitreet Die ein5i9c Stilbe iciner
bilfloIen Mutter; bieielbe befinSet Iib
jebt aui Ser Sranflin Gountp Irnen-
farm, in Linton.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-03-07
glGcmann.Sicfcr.

Ncrnlom =. 9lllcntonn lmo Srl
9llpinu Slorcncc Sicfer ipltr0cn an
pprigcn Gonncratog gtobnlittng I'M
bcinl scr Wruutcitcrn, IN Der 9tdbc
pon Rolcbuo, Nctrout. Ter Nr1iltl'
Qun1 iii ein Sobn BON Sen NIleluonl1
lu0 Satin, pon StouD NilL ln0 bat
nculid, Ole Com. Shultc SurllL III
Der 9tGbc pon StonD NiIL fdilIlid
bon lcincln Safer cuuorbcn. Die
9ruut lit cine Sndtcr polt @cnrD
Sicfcr llno Nnttin, III Der !tdbc DON
Hoichuo. Gic NclIucrnlubltcn mcrs
Den auf Der 5urnn ippbncn. sStr
nilnihcn 0cniclbcn piclc Sabre bcs
ltlactrilbtcn @lilts.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-03-07
&pnflift Ser 8eictc.

Ios 9teht Der ,SGger Don 0tiilouri
in bicicn Sriibjubr Gntcn unb cSinlc
5ll ificBcn obnc GinnliihlmN Der
&unocs Snipcftorcn, miro luobr,
ihcinlidb bnlb im Obcrgcrid,t cnt.
ihicbcn mcrNcn.
Die 2cgislutlr bat cincn @cihluB
gcfuBt burh mcl6cn Scr General
Impolt crild)t miro cit Sorgcben
cin5uIcitcn mcldes oen @lnbcs sSn-
ipcftorcn pcrbinbert Eerionen su Der.
boftcn Sic ilntcr oen Staotsgcietcn
Gnten nocr @1nie idieBen. Der 9cs
ifluB fiibrt oil bab oas SsiIb llnb bic
@oeeI Giecntbllm bcs Staats iinb
,lnb boB iih bic 99nnbcsrcgicrlug
niht in bicicn 9eiitredt cinn,iidcn
oarf. Inter oem Miiiollri Staats,
aciet lit sic Sailon fiir 8Gnic unb
Gnten often bis gum 81. Wai.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-03-07
3nr lettcn HnGe gcbettet.
Vim porigen Spnucrstas itarb nadl
ldngerem SciSen isrit Sdmitt
i'm Mltcr pon 61 Sabrcn.

6riB Shnlitt, icit ocn Icttcn 8
SSabrcn an Der 0itlihcn Gritcn Stro.
Sc lpobnbuft, iii onl pprigen Gonncrs.
tng nod mcbriGbrigem 2cioen iu'
9llter nOn 81 rSobrcn lno IL Soacn
olls Dem 2cbcn ecibicbcn.
Gie Srauerfcicr but on leetcn
Snnstag gtahmittog, untcr 2eitrlng
pon Eaitor q. S. aosnloun itattge,
fllnbcn; Oic 9ccroiglng criolgte oils.
bonn alf Dem itGbtii6cn Srieoboie.
Gcr Scritorbcnc mllrbr i'm Sabre
1858, in Scr NGbc Der sSirit Greet,
ocborcn iin0 mar Scr Sobn bon SSocob
mo Gillette .Sdlnlitt (pcrltorbcn). @r
orbcitetc cine 9cibc bon SSabrcn olli
Der Sarln lno pcrbciratGctc lid Damn,
I'M glltcr BON 80 >SabrclL nit SRI.
Gina @ilbret. Don 5irit Greet. Sic
@ottcn 5ogen nnh Gnlifornicn no ib.
re Che nit fiini &inbcrn 9clcgnct
ipurbe. bon ocnen 5pci, ionic aud Die
Wtuttcr, ocln &atcr lnb @ottcn I'M
Sooc porangcgnn9cn iino. % 9tah Den,
Sohc icincr @attin lno Der bciocn
Ginocr 500 Scrr Sdmitt uicbcr nod
Scrnlnnn.
Scr Tcritorbcnc binterlnBt Drel
SGbnc, SSacnb, Sscar llno Srlt
Shnlitt; fcrncr bii,tcrldBt CT aud
sluci Sdrpcitcrn. Sran HoIo Sni6
mepcr, bon syirlt Greet, lmo 5rol
,Sulio Son 9cbrcn, BON Berger, ionic
ouh cincn 0alb Vrilocr, |onn
Sd,luitt, bon Serltnnn,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-03-07
@crbciratbctcn iidl in ct. Somis.

Soarrp {. SaI5nlann, bon bier nnO
SRI. 9lnonba !Soffmonn, pon St.
2oltis, purocn am Icttcn 0icnSta9
Iadnlittog, I'M Sein1 Der Sral,t,
Jtr. 6O32 q 9artmcr slpc., ct.
2ouis, ectralit. Gie jungcn Scute
Iernten ii6 IN ct 2ouis fennen.
m1brcnb iih Scrr Sal8mann bort im
goItoicnit befonb Der 9rGutigon
iIt cin Spbn bon Senrn SalSmann
itnb Satin, bon bier, inlb bot por
&urScm oen Oienit auf Scr bon Ser.
mann al1sgebenben 2anopoltroilte
9tr. 9 iibernommen. Ous Iitnge
8aar miro iih in Sermnnn bdiislih
cinrihten. g8ir ipiinihen piel Slid
gum @unbe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-03-07
Stellt iidl snm letten NppcG.
csricberid $. !Seiemann, @cteran bes
@iirgerfrieses, 1T am burisen
,Sreitag i'm gllter BON 7S
Sabren gcitorben.

g(m porigcn sSreitng itnrb in ici-
ncnl Scim oitf Scr sSarm, 3 Wteilell
iiiolih bon Stonp Sill, no er felt GO
SSobrcn gcpobnt hattie, sSricorid)
Scinrih Seicnonn, i'm bohcn Sitter
bon rs SSSabren unb 80 Sagcn
0ic Eroicrfcicr murbc am Conn.
tag &ornlittoa in Der @obnllng bes
Tcritorbcnen. llntcr 2eitlng bon ga.
ltor NlllgllIt &llbn, ob9ebnltcn llno oic
9ecroigung erfolgtc auf bcm Sricb.
hofc Scr Stonp Sill Stride.
S1crr Sciemam muroc oln 80.
SSnmlnr, 1871, IN @cltpbulcn,
Scutihlano, gcborcn lnb fam I'M
Sabre 1853 nuh glnerifa. Gr bicn-
tc 3 Sabre in bcr llnions Irmec
lnb pcrhciratbctc ii6 hann im Satire
1870 nit Sri. Gmilic Stpltc. Sicic
Che mrroc nit 8 &inbcrn eciegnet.
bon hcncn 1 benz Safer inl Sobc nors
ongcgangcn lino. Scrr Aciemann
mar Gin 'trcues 9)iitalicb Scr Stonp
Sill @cncinoc; cin mobrbuftcr Ghriit
,lnb pGbrcno icincs eol5cn SebcnS
cin nllitcrbaiter Silrgcr.
Gr miro iibcrlcbt bon icincr bod
bctuotcu @attin. ieincn 3 S0bnciL
@illianL @uItop rnb gllbert 0eIcs
monn, ldnlnltlid bon Stonp Sill,
uno Don ieinen = S0dtcrn. Srall 9ln-
orcos @pcib, bon Smenspillc, ln1o
GSrou Srib Gggert, bon Goiebub. Gr
bintcrlGbt 9lci6falls . 9ri'ocr 9p.
llno 2luglut Scirnlmln, Don Moicbllo,
ionic 3 Stmeitcrn 6rau tSranf
&ooltarclpe, bon 9tcn Nnbcn; SSrnu
NcnrD 0ocmunn, BON SctnlolO, lnO
sSrol 0rolf &nccbons, bon Sccs
mont; icrncr uuh "A Gnfclfinhcr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-03-07

@crtb GOntltno Grehc, 3eltgc fiir
bcn Gerflnetcn, bc6cllgte baB CT anl
3. Gopcmbcr allf ser Weper Sarm be
ihGftigt gelpeien lei lulo bic &onucr-
lotion sniibcn Serrn Weper imb iei.
ucr @otttin iibcrbort babe. Gr be-
bnl1ptct ooB Scrr Wepcr bos 9lnee-
bot ieincr @attin bcantportct babe
inScm er iagtc: sd babe Dir ni6t
gcbeiben fort 81 geben."
Inn 6 llbr, am sSreitaa gahnit.
tag, mar has 3euaenbcrbor beenbet
uno unt 1880, obenbs, plaibirten bic
InipGltc. Der Saltptpltnft alf Sen
sic MnipdIte bes sli,seflagten iih
Itiibten, mar Der, bnb bas slngebot
suriiffebrcn 5it ipoIlen nibt aufribs
tig gcmeint aeipefcn lei. &id,ter
@aIfer iagte BOB er feline gntideib-
nng inn regeInaBiaen Wai Eeruin
hcs @eridts abgeben perbe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-03-07
Spdbetagtc Giniuubncrin id)cioct ans
benz Scbcn.
6ran GBriitiannn Gbriitcl tit am
pprisen Sonnerstas inn bubcn
Sreiienalter bun 95 Sabrcn
geiturben.
gSar bic Gltcite Ginluubncrin npn
3crmann nnS andD i'm COUNTY
ioat iibcr brcipicrtel Sabr.
buubert in Scrmann
gciuuBnt.

Vim porigcn Gonncrstog pcritorb
t}rou Ghriltionno Ghriitcl. gSittpc
ocs pcrItorbcncn >5nbn u. Gbriitcl.
im boben @rciicnoltcr bon 50 Sob.
rem I Wtonotci llnb 2S Suecn. Chr
600 mor bic Solgc ppn %crleelmgcn
mclhc iic Dor 5lpci @pden bel cincn
Stltr5 IN ibrcr @obnlng crlittcn
bate.
Sic Srollrricicr ionb itott an lcb.
ten Sonntag 9tnhmittog i'm Ncinr
bon Srib Scinfc, inter 2citlmg bon
Toitor u. $. &osnolun. Gic @ci.
ictlmg criol9tc olf Dem itGotiihcn
Sricobofc.
Die TcrItorbcnc, iriibcr Sri. Ghris
ltionnn Banter. nurbc on 3. rNuli,
1923, in Wtiinhbcrg, @opern,
0clltiblono gcborcn Sm glltcr BON
10 >Snbrcn fam tic nit ibrcn gltcrrl
nah smcrlfa, no lid Die Sanilic gu
crit IN Cincinnati Sbip, nicocrlieB.
Sort pllroc lie I'M Sabre 1910 biC
6attin bon SsSoicpb &plf. 9icicr Che
cntiproBtc cine 5odtrr, Worio @olf.
ltnaeiibr 5pci Sabre ip1tcr itarb ibr
tSattc unb glci6ialls oud ibr Sutcr.
( '1ic &eritprbcnc fonl Damn I'M SSuD,
re 1912, in Scgleitln9 ibrcr !Utllttcr
lmo ibrer Sphtcr, nuh ScrrlunL no
tic i'm Sabre 1914 bic @nttin BON
Sobn @. Gbriltcl lplr0c. Serr Gbri.
Itcl bctrich lpGtcr cine Sd)onfpirtbr
l6ait, ncbit Nntcl, al Scr Marft
Strabc in Dem iebigcn &ubillbs 0c-
bGlbc. Ncrr GbriItcl uno Gjottin mu.
ren 81 jcncr 3cit im 9on5en Gollntp
bctannt, iupcnl bus bon ihncn bctric-
bcnc @otcl hos popllliirltc in ser
Stu0t mar.
6rou Gbriltcl mor cine icncr giiti.
gen Srolicn mclhc allen, oic iih IN
Srilbiol ilnh i'm GlCn0 bcfinbcn, cine
Wtllttcr iino. Son ibr fam man in
@abrbcit iagcn, bab Die @clt ollrh
ibr 2cbcn perbcilcrt ipurbc. Sic licb-
tc Scrn1ann ichr. bcnn tic bate bier
aeippbnt in oen iriiDcn Sngcn Der An.
iiebelllne llnb bate picle Gntbcbrlln-
gen crouloct bis Scrmnnn 81 Der
pradtppllcu, jcbiecn Stobt gcprrocn
lit.
Die Serltprbenc miro iibcrlcbt bon
ben fplgcnben S6bncn lmb S0htcrn:
Srau s. $. Selmers, bon 2eapen-
NORTH, &an., Srall Sranf Sod, BON
fredericksburg, Soma; Srau Sobn
@lilns, bon Sort Scott, &an.; gilbert
Gbriitcl, BON Sort Scott, &on.; 6rau
Sris Seinfc, bon Sermann; 5rou
gbas. sSugecr, BON ct. 2oliis llnb
Srau GbriItianna @udcr, pon 2ea.
&an. Sic biltterInbt Ter
ner 33 Gnfclfinocr lmb "a llrenfcI-
finocr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-03-07
Summer 22
SGgcr fummen helm nit &ulf.

Gic aroBc Srcibjn9b aui gSolfe,
olii &itib SrSslanb, reilltierte in Dem
Grlcgcn elmer groben, grauen @oliin,
bon Der 9lrt Die iib i'm @nlbe aifbal-
ten Climber ipolf). llngefGbr 25 sd.
ger non hermann beaaben ii6 an
lettcn Sonntaa Moreen auf Dem
,SGbrboot nah Dem SSSslano. yluh
pon Sricbcnstbal, bon Gaie, 2ortre
SsIanb ,mb WcGittrid botten iib
S1ger cingefllnbcn; bic 9eippbner
bon Huib SSslanb bctbciliaten iid
cheniallS on Der grpben Sreibjoao.
melde bann I'M 8 llbr, morgens. ib.
rem Iniana nabnl lrib einen grobcn
Sbeil Der ,Sniel bebedte.
Die @cicllidaft tbeilte .iid in alpci
8ruppcn bon ocnen bic cine bns Grci.
ben bcior9tc, pGbrcnb iid) bie slnoere
ullf Den glnItano bcgab. Oic crltcre
battc picl Scrgniigcn bcim 2Grm ma.
bcn unb beim ShicBen aili Die piclcn
tbauicnb SaIcn mcldc iih auf ser
,Snlel beiinben. Sir arnncn Saicn
moren in iolber glneit boB iic lid, bcn
Wanncrn 6lifilbcn lcgten, macn.
ihciulid lml Shue bittenb. Die ar,
men SoIcn poren 10 cridrofen bnB
iic 10 5abm mnren nls nie jrnge
aGbhcn; tic lieBcn lid tbatl1d)lih
nili hcn glrnl ncbmcu umb lumber
traeen.
llm 1 llbr, nodnlittoes ertontc Ous
Signol Dob cin &oli gcicbcn inorocn
lei. Gin paar Ytimltcn ipGter croft.
nctc Splis Stutfo, elmer Der WGmner
Der lid ont cntfcrrtcltcn Gnbc nllf
oem glnltano befnnb, Elm perbcerelbes
sScler. Gr batte Oen @oli 9ciebcn
lpie bcrielbc burd bns llilterbolS lief,
hircft ultf cinen Fllnft 5lt Scr mir
i6mad) hclcbt mar. Gr mliBtc bab
Oas Ibicr ST mcit cntfcrnt mar I'M
bon icincn SGiiiicu gctroficn 81 lpcr-
ocn; trosocln fclcrtc cr abcr Sdunb
ollf Shllii, Inn hus Sbicr 81 pcron-
Iailcn icinc Hihtlmg 81 Dcrinbcrn.
Gr errcid)tc aud icincn 3lncd, ocnn
Der @olf lpnnotc iidl nah Mcltcn lno
oircft nnh cincr @cgcno mcld)c oiht
bcicbt mar nit Sd)iiben ullf Dem Mn
itono. 9iid)aro Stocbr fam gum ers
itcn glltcn SduB olf 0cn sSolf; Der.
iclbc iprona ungcidbr 10 SUB bod IN
Die Sllit, icbtc nber buln icinen 2nltt
nit raIcnocr S6nelliafcit fort. Soicrs
olf crifinetcn g8aIter Sd)nibt umo
Sronf Hcummn aus ibren Conner
bii6len Elm Scilcr nllf bcn Nolf mcl-
hcrn bericlbc niht itonobaltcn fonn.
te; or legte iid) bin uno berclltc feline
piclcn Wiiictbatcn. Cine 8iidicllfll.
gel niohtc Damn icincm 0aIcin Gin
Gu6e
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-03-07

sSarmcr bon Boone Gollntp inn
5ur 3cit beim Iufbringen bon $75,'
600 gum gau elmer Wiible in Golum'
bia. 100000 bon bieiem getrage
iino bereits in Sidlt. Mfat plant Die
Mtiible ihon fir bic bieSidbrige ern'
te inn 8etrieb al baben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-03-07

q. gs. Snpbcr, bon Gbauois, bot
Ole Seraiisgabe Der ugbanlois Neips"
iibernpmmen. Sieie 3eitllng ipnrbe
big bor 3uraen rcoisiert llnb beralis.
aegeben bon Baitor Sobees, Breoieer
ser I. 6. 4ir1e.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-03-07

Sic 6orrner in Der gtGbe bon GtIob
bieltcn nculid, einc Sreibjaeb auf
@Glfe ouf oen iogcnanntcn bar.
lambs, meitlib BON gtem Snbcn. @s
murben 3 @oIfc gclcben abcr feiner
muroc erlegt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-03-07

-@. u. Sbelton inb $. WobesfD,
bon Sea. naren anl lebten Sienstag
bier in @eiddften aiif bem @eriAt.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-02-05
Classified Advertisements

charge oE 10 cents for collection
will 30 made for ali classified advertise
5nents pAoned to This once and not paid
for within Ave days.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-02-05

WANTED 25 girls for
hand embroidery; come
ready for work. We also
give some of this work to be
done ct home, to capable
workers. Bring enbroi lery
hoops sold ere and 1~ort-
On 1C- Con5it ST., Hon
mcnd. 2-a-3t
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-02-05
MRS. z. LEE

Lectures daily from Q q. m. to 9 0. m.
"The Riqht Way to Live" Mrs. {,
Lee, old Nc. 3te. new No. 716 State
Lire st, opposite s. W. corner Of hos,
pisal. Illinois sioe. Phone 1876 Ham.
n1ond
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-02-05

Special Player Bargains
One new $3.50 player-piano
used six weeks. rolls, bench
etc, 1910. One new center
table, $40; one 5000 phono-
graph So. Call evenings 40
Plummer ave. Hammond.
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1919-04-30

the speaker illustrated the growth
of the American Union out of the
IS sovereign states and the sub
mission of their sovereignty to the
juris diction of the Supreme Court.
He then considered the growth of
the British Empire as another eX-
ample of the growth of interna-
tionalism; and pointed to the
Comfy between t he English
speaking peoples as a strong
nucleus for a world organization
such as will bring to the world a
better day.
But aside from the organization
Of q world league, the speaker
showed the growth Of the interna-
tional mind among the peoples of
the earth, due to the many bust
ness, cultural and intellectual or
ganiZations, one Of which even
w:thstood the hatred and disrup-
ton Of the great war. To this one,
the International Agricultural In
stitute, founded by David Lubin,
with Offices in Rome, Italy, DR.. Nit
chell pointed as an example of in
ternationalism, growing out OF
sheer business eXpediency and
common usefulness.
In closing he spoke Of the rec
emily organized International Uni
versity Students Union of which
Henry B. Thompson Of Whining
ton, is treasurer, which, the speak
err said, is but another step in the
growth towards Hke-mindedneSs
and nternationalism
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1919-04-30
Returned Soldier Speaks
To K, c., E,

The initiatory service held by
Ivy Castle, No. %, X. G.. E. last
Saturday evening was well attend
ed and greatly enjoyed.
An interesting feature of the af-
fair was an interesting talk by
Brother William Rupp who has
recently returned from overseas.
He was specially trained for pom
toon construction work and had
many thrilling experiences while
abroad. He was a member Of the
Sunset Division composed almost
entirely Of Western men.
Owing to the initiation service
his time was limited and at the
earnest request of members who
are DESTROYS of hearing more Of his
experiences, he consented to speak
at some later date, due notice of
which will be given.
A degree team from Wilmington
performed the degree work for a
large class. After this service the
members marched to Newark Inn
and Restaurant where refresh
ments were served.
More than 40 members attended
morning service at the NJ. f.
Church on Sunday. Rev. Frank
Herson preached to a crowded
church, a special sermon on "The
Tragedy Of the Quail"
Last Tuesday evening the Castle
visited the Eagles at Elk Mills
where they were royalty entertain
ed. Delicious refreshments were
served, the ladies of the commun-
ity taking a very active part.
Past Grand Chiefs N. B. Warning
ton and C. P. Ewing and others
from Wilmington were present.
The following brothers from
Newark were present: c. wilkins
L. Cowden, A. S. Ire, A.B. Kuhn, R
Matthias, J. e. McVey, w. v. Hea.
yellow, A. Anderson, N. Anderson
J. T. Anderson, r. Edmanson, J
B. Frazer, H. B. Sheppard, D. w
Sheppard, R. J. Grow, VIM. J
Lovett.
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1919-04-30
"LIVINC TRADE MARK"
SPENDS SUNDAY HERE
Great Crowds View Valuable
Mules and Huge
WAGONS

One of the most unique attraC-
tions that has come to the town in
recent years was the visit of the
animated trade mark representing
the Pacific Coast Borax Co. which
arrived here on Saturday after
noon.
Long before the hour set for the
arrival of the famous 20 mule
team a crowd had begun to collect
near the B and o Station where
they were scheduled to stop. When
they failed to arrive at o'clock,
impatient youth could wait no,
longer and started down Depot
road on bicycles and on foot to
locate them if possible and escort
them into town. Crowds had col
lected on the Main Street corner
to see the mules make the turn
under the able direction of BoraX
Bill, the bronzed westerner who
from his youth has been driving
these mammoth teams and who. it
is said, understands every word of
mule language and talks to them in
their own tongue.
In front of Ernest Frazer'S store
the halt was made and Tarantula
Pete who didn't look a bit as one
with such cognomen should
reasonably be expected to look
made a brief address covering the
merits of the 20 Mule Team BoraX
and stirring appeal for support
of the Victory Loan. At the close,
he introduced two crippled soldiers
who were on leave from a nearby
hospital and were selling songs
which they had composed in the
trenches. The young soldiers made
many sales among the crowd col.
lected there.
The mule team spent the week,
end at the Washington House
There in the yard attached to the
stables these valuable mules spent
restful Sunday and were viewed
by. hundreds of people. The
peculiar wagons, particularly de
signed for heavy hauling with ;
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1919-04-30
LEGAL NOTICE
Estate of Bernard Keenan,,
deceased:

Notice is hereby given that Let
ters of Administration upon the
Estate of Bernard Keenan, late of
Wilmington Hundred, deceased
were granted unto Jennie keenan,
on the 23d day of April, AID, 1919
and all persons indebted to the
said deceased are requested to
make payment to the Administrat-
rix without delay, and all persons
having demands against the de-
ceased are required to exhibit and
present the same duly probated to
the said Administrative on or be-
fore the 23d day Of April, AID,
1920, or abide by the law in this
behalf.
Address
Charles F. Curley, Esq.
Attorney at Law
Ford Building
Wilmington, Delaware
JENNIE KEENAN,,
Administrators
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1919-04-30
PEACE "INCI-
DENT TO WORLD
ORGANIZATION
DR.. Mitchell Discusses Live
Issue Thursday Evening

Speaking before the League of
Nations Club on Thursday even
ing last, in the first address de-
livered before a student organiza-
tion since his coming to Delaware,
DR.. Samuel C. Mitchell declared
that the League of Nations is not
a device, or the particular inven-
ton of one man, but an historical
development which will not only
abolish war but create an inter-
national organization for the fur
therance of the common good of
humanity. "The abolition of war"
said he, "is but one incident grow
ing out of this world organiza-
tion," which he predicted, will dc
for nations what the state did fol
individuals thousands of years
back.
The subject of his address was
1.-THE Growth of the Idea Of the
League of Nations; and in con-
sidering the historical aspects OF
the proposed world organization
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1919-04-30
CAST CHOSEN FOR
GREEK PLAY ELECTRA
DR.. Moore Gets Permission to
Use His Version of
Play

In Nav. % in front of Wolf Hall
the Foot1iohts Climb of Delaware
CoIIeca and the Dramatic CIub of
the Womnn,s COLLAGE If Dalaware
will nresent Enrinidps, "FInctra "
The Nav will ha 4ivpn IN FnnIish
the translation befng that Of pro-
lessor Gilbert Murray of Ovford
University This +rans1ation has
been widely used n Eurona and
America
Admission will not he limited 10
students Of the COLLEGES but is omen
to the nubIic. All seats ave reserv-
ed the box seats COSTING SEVENTY
five cents and all others ff+v
cents. rIus war +ax
The play will be presented as
much like the Creek method az
possible. True, the Greeks gave
their plavs nv dav1icb+ hu+ tho+
was nnlv hecausp thpv had No
means Of ljrh+irc the stare NV
night. The electrical pnoinpprfno
students of Delaware CoIInra arc
WORKING nm +hn licht;ro nrob7ar,
and promise some very nrettv ef-
fects. The costumes are in charge
of Miss Marion Craffin assisted bv
Miss Hubbard and Mi Dil,an,on
and will be modelled after nic+ures
on old Crenk vases and ra1iefs
The stage Is coniad som avha+
after those Of the old Cronl,
theatres The Croaks had varv IT.
tie scenery. and few STAGE nrooar-
ties The;r n1avs had GROWN or+
of the raIioious festivals If
Dionvsus. 70 whom an aI+ar vas
erected on thp STAGE The Grnol
nIavs had only three actors who
doubled +he soeak,ng nar+s bn+
they had any number of silent
characters and q charms Tbis
chorus consisted If ff+aan naon1a
who were almost shadows az fay . c
anv interference in +ha NAV was
concerned They watched events
cban+ino comments, and did grace.
ful DANCES Tho cbor,s roAoc+ I'D
tbe feeling of the NAV NV sinriro
uournfr1 or iovors SONGS n cot
+ba oudiance info +ba sr;,,;+
Furinidas who wrote ELECTRA
was one of tho forar,oS+ Crool
dra,o+is+s Il u,os o,s+on, :,
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1919-04-30
EDWARD w. COOCH.
Executor.
Address

Edward w. Cooch, Esq.
Attorney-at-law,
Equitable Building
Wilmington, Del.
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1919-04-30

capacity of Is tons, parked in front
of the Washington House, came in
for a goodly share of attention and
several persons added their initials
to the already numerous list carved
on the body of the wagons and on
the wheels.
Both wagons and tank carrying
Victory Loan posters made mute
appeal for subscriptions.
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1919-04-30

and Germany. The credit for this is
given to the freight steamer Mon
golia of the American Line, which en-.
countered German submarine off the
English coast and sank her with shot
from one of her guns.
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1919-04-30
Fired First Shot In World War

Saturday, April 10, will be the ami
versary Of the firing Of the first shot
in the war between the United States
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1919-04-30
Estate of HOWARD T. PYLE, de.

Notice is hereby given that Let
ters Testamentary upon the Es-
tate Of Howard 7. Pyle, late of VIII
mington, deceased, were duly
granted unto Edward w. Cooch on
the Twenty-ffth day Of March A.
D. 1919 and all persons indebted
to the said deceased are required
to make payment to the Executor
without delay, and all persons
having demands against the de-
ceased are required to exhibit and
present the same duly probated to
the said Executor on or before the
Tewnty-ffth day Of March A. D.
1920, or abide by the law in this
behalf.