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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-04-12
ALL READY
FOR BASEBALL
Manager and Captain Elected for
Team Which VIII Use Christy
Park for the
Season.

BO'NAPARTE, April PA meeting
of those interested in baseball was
held at Community hall Tuesday
evening and elected Howard Stevens
manager, and Lee Farley captain OF
the team for this season. Christy
park will be put into shape, a new
backstop will be built and The diamond
cleaned of and the great national
game will be on here in few weeks.
New suits will have to be purchased
this season, as the old ones have seen
better days. Several Of the players
from other teams of a few years ago
are here. several ball players are
home from army service and several
more are expected soon and the cap
tain will have squad Of about fifteen
PLAYERS to select team from. Teams
who desire dates with the Bonaparte
team should write Howard Stevens,
manager.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Petrie have re-
turned to their home in Hammond,
Ind. after a few days visit here with
relatives.
George Syfert. of Lacon, Ill, is
visiting here with his daughter, Mrs.
Wayne Kerr
A large crowd from Bonaparte and
vicinity heard the Jackie band play
here Friday morning when they ar
rived from Pennington at 11:40 o'clock,
Hon. Robert R. McBeth, of keosauqua,
delivered an interesting and instruc-
tive address in regard to the Victory
Loan. a drive for which will start in
a few days. The special team de-
parted from here for Keosauqua,
where they expected to meet large
band and where they were to remain
o couple of hours.
The following item will be Of In
terest to many Van Buren, county peo-
pie, as DR.. Taylor was from and grew
to manhood in Cedar township, on
farm three miles east of Stockport:
Secretary of Agriculture Houston,
announces the appointment Of Doctor
Il. C. Taylor, of the University of Wis
ccnsin. to be chief of the bureau
OF farm management. Doctor Taylor
takes the position made vacant by the
resignation Of Doctor w. J. Spillman,
who occupied that position for great
MANY years. 1t is announced that
Doctor Taylor will give special atten-
ton to the study of the cost of pro-
duction of agricultural products.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-04-12

although ridiculed as a craze it is
= !, scientific fact that sour milk con-
quces to longevity.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-04-12
Warning Issued to Public That All is
Not Honest That Masqueradcs
Under Khaki Blouse
and Legslns.
ALL SORTS OF CRAFTS
Care Must be Taken to Differentiate
Between Real Soldier with a
Real Plant and Cheap
Skate.

The Keokuk advertising club has re.
celved communication warning Keo-
kuk people of some smooth schemes
tc separate patriotic people from their
money by men who were soldiers of a
kind. but are not worthy objects of
philanthropy based on mushy senti-
mentality, instead of real respect for
the uniform.
The warning is to look out for UNI
known men posing as recently dis
charged soldiers who are using the
army uniform for illegitimate pur-
poses.
The worthy returned soldier who be-
lcngs In Keokuk easily establishes his
identity, and the home service sec
ton OF the Red Cross will do all that
i. can for him-and Miss Laura Alton,
chairman, does much.
The United States labor bureau,
now under the auspices of the Red
Gross here, is located at 525 Main
street, and 1t has placed in jobs all
willing to take any job, to date.
But the bulletin of the committee
OF the Associated Advertising clubs,
with headquarters in New York, is
interesting in Keokuk. partly on &C
count of what occurred here a week
or two ago.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-04-12

calls the fact that she came to Keo-
knk as bride from Cincinnati and
moved into that house before 1856. it
then being considered an ideal little
cottage.
1t was of similar construction to
scores of other residences which had
just been erected in Keokuk in those
boom days, but few Of which now re-
main
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-04-12

Minneapolis is winding up win
ming drive for a 100000 war chest
for 1919 Pledges for S2,3Sl,388 have
been turned in and the women folks
are hustling for the balance.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-04-12

still has some time coming to HIM
The viligance committee In Cali
fornia city estimates that 1t saved the
citizens at least $500 by exposing a
similar graft.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-04-12

The house Of representatives has
written into the District Of Columbia
appropriation bill for 1920 a clause
prohibiting the teaching of the Ger
man language in Washington schools.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-04-12
MUS7EROLE-QuCK
Relief! NO BLISTER!
Il Soothes and Relieves Like a
Mustard Plaster Without
the Burn or Sting

Musterole Is a clean, white Ointment,
made with the oil of mustard. 1t does all
the work of the old-fashioned mustard
plaster-does it better and does not Bills
fer. You do not have to bother with a
cloth. You simply rub it on-and usually
the pain is gone!
MANY doctors and nurses use Muster.
ole and recommend it to their patients.
They will gladly tell you what relief it
o;ves from sore throat, bronchitis, Group,
Stiff neck, asthma, neuralgia, congestion,
pleurisy, rheumatism, lurnbago, pains
and aches of the back or joints, sprains,
sore muscles, bruises, chilblains, frosted
feet colds of the chest lit often pre-
vents pneumonia). -
aoc and 6Oc lars: hospital size $3.50.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-04-12

An acre of good fishing ground
will produce more food in a week
than an acre Of land in 1. year.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-04-12
Nation Wide Scheme.

The national viligence committee in
issuing this bulletin, says that it is
receiving reports from Connecticut to
California, exposing the methods OF
uniformed grafters.
In an Indiana city, the want columns
OF the daily papers were used to ad
vertise for discharged soldiers seek
ing employment. The boys were told
to file their applications and required
tn leave their discharge papers until
the next day for examination. The
next day, the employment agent had
disappeared with the discharge papers
which will presumably be used in an
endeavor to collect back pay coming
to these boys, or for the purpose OF
| evidence that the pretended soldier
unlawfully using them is in fact a
| former army man.
In Louisville, KY, the want columns
advertise for soldiers seeking employ
ment. In this case, the soldiers were
required to appear in uniform. w. HI
Riehl, secretary Of the viligance com
nlittee Of the Louisville Advertising
cub, having just received his dis
charge, donned his uniform and ap
piled. He was told by the employ
ment agent that they had the "niftiest
little graft" ever put over, that q
soldier could sell anything If he did
not ask more than dollar, and that
| the employment agent would furnish
Riehl with a supply of pictures and
other cheap articles costing about ten
cents each, which Riehl was to sell
for as much as he could get, up to a
dollar and they would divide the
| profits.
| After he had all the details, Riehl
revealed his identity and advised the
agent that he had better beat 1t out
| &C town within an hour. The agent
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-09


"Tambien tome las Pildoras Laxati-
vas Ebrey, las que me han dado gran
rcsultado para el hfgado, malestar Y
estrenimiento. Muchas personas de
esta localidad, a instancias mfas, es-
tan tomando la Anticalculina Ebrey
y las Pfldoras Laxativas Ebrey, para
desordenes en- los rinones, vejiga e
higado, gran numero de elias han
recobrado la salud. Otras van en- Was
de curaci6n. Me preguntan que 81 70
vendo csas preparedness, pero les
contcsto que no, que pueden comprar-
Sc en- las boticas de Matanzas y Puc-
bio Nuevo."
OSCAR RIERA Y. E., San Juan de
Dios, 90, Pueblo Nucvo, MatanZas,
Cuba. -sf.f.l.l .i{.l''e's' '3st' Z,
81 esta I'd. cnfcfmo de los rinona;,
vcjiga higado, Y dcsea curarse con
Ia Anticalculina Ebrcy, cscriha n
Ebrey Chemical Works, SO West
Broadway, New York, y recibira gra
lis un intorcsanto follcto. La Anti
calculina Ebrey Sc encuentra de venta
en- todas las boticas. AGvt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-09
Las Mujeres de los Poetas

nochc, en- una reunion de acadtnicOs
" de atlas damas, el poeta Sc mostraba
muy taciiurno.
-:Qu6 tiene usted, schor Baudalai-
re? ;Esti usted enfermo p lc pro
Egunt6 una duquesa del tempo del pri-
mer impcrio @
Hoy es, para mi lin ailiversariO tc
rrible. Hoy Sc cumpien afos dc il;
nOchc cue 20 asesinG mi pohre padre !.
En- mn banquete dc Emhajada, lc
prcgnnt6. nj AIinistro alcmdn -
!; lIa comhlo usted. alguna rcZ Sc
sos dc nii1o? Saben aSf como nucccS
frcscas. 4 mi mo GUSTAV mucho.
I'll bnen burgu&s tomaha es!aS bro
mas al pie tic Ia lctra y le rode6 de
una lcyenda nionstruoSa. la mulata
q amargahn In vida era Z;iiia. alcOh6-
lica. apenas saba lcer y le desprcciaba
)orquc on tola Su vida dc gran pocta
;6io ean6 mil duscientoS frances.
Haudelaire era un alma de mfstico
Ia genie crcia que era un demonio.
lsI Alcohol Y la Miscr;a. EN- dramdtica
| :oyrlnda. lc poscycrol 10 largo de
Su vida horrible de In vida mas at0r-
ncntada de cuantas elig:6 el padrino
! Santurno. para marcar!a col la fatal
lristocraca de un genio Y dc I'm in
! .'0rtunio eXtraordinarios
No recuerdo un solo pocta que no
laya sido dcsgrac.ado por las mujcrcS.
| / sin embargo, elias So Sienten taScina
| las pOr los poct,ls. FL que las entcn-
lilo, mclor fuG don Ramon 81 de las
! Doteyds. que fuG toda 81 vida un. gran
Jirata del amor, mas admirable que
| Ion Juan Y que Ca>aiiorHS. por GU"
| Idcnl:iS ora IN altfSimO pocta que gus
| rs el placer supo haccrlO ctcrfo en-
sus estrofas. E'uG un gran burlador dc
| nujerrs Y es cl porta idolHrado pof
alias. no vGis On este una mo"a'eja
! parrt gufl de amadoreS riioSoS Sen-
timentaleS?
T.. CiRRERE.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-09
PIEDRAS EN- LA VEJIGA DE LA
HIEL.

Carta a Ebrey Chemical Works,
New York. "Ante todo empiezo por
decirles que soy uno de los muchos
afortunados que deben la vida a Ia
Anticalculina Ebrey. Mi enfermedad
era de calculos piedras en- la vejiga
de la hiel. La vida me era una carga
pesada tales eran mis- sufrimicntos.
Ell estomago no funcionaba, no tenia
apetito, un estrenimiento pertinaz me
tenia siempre de NAL humor."
"a consecuencia de torpeza del hi
gado, mi piel era de un color amarillo
sucio, me daba gran trabajo por Ia
manaila levantarme, Y despues que sa-
lia de la CANA, no tenia animos de
trabajar, nj de hablar con nadie. An
tes de que me atacaran los c0licos he
paticos otros des0rdencs graves, tu-
We la sucrte de comprar un frasco de
Anticalculina Ebrey y gracias Dios
V esa medicina, he recobrado la sa-
lud."
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-09
EN- FR.NNCIA PIERDEN@ Il1oS
.jssf>Z }9s2$,44 SOCIALTSTAS. r3Ez
los e. sjg,,aftidos fepNbiieaR0s tfih"
=ffa,.on eli 9la$s itHimo8 clfoctones

por3s.f7 de novietnhre,H l-;s
elccciones fcalizadas aver palec'e
ouc han Idado resultado la lrpu
diaci6n de los elementos soctaiis %
tas nlie tenfan Ia hesemOnia 53de
Ia c:ttnara he tlipntados.
A Azpesar. de que no sc conoce
a1n .el resuItado complete, Sc
cree que la coalici6n de los par
tidos republicanos han obtenldo
una victoria aplastante.
El cx-ministrO BRAND, asl co
mo Viviani V cl captain Tardiscu
han sido clesidos por la camara.
Paul Deschanel, presidente de la
diputaci6n Y ell general Castel-
na,I tambitn han vencido On la
c0ntienda.
El punto central de la campa'
| na ha sido la vindicaci6n de Ia
politica de guerra de Clemenccau
Ev de sus prOcedimientOs Ell las
Conferencias de Paz. Los socla-
Iistas enemigos del Tigre hicic-
ron erandcs eSfllerZos para trinn
far Ell las elecciones.
|. Las elccciones, por 10 que has
ia ahora sc sabe, pasaron sin Incl
Edcntcs desagradables. Las gran
dcs precauciOnes adOptadas por
cl gobierno descOraZOnarOn los
que pretendian prOmover desor-
dcnCs.
No ObstaHte las neyadas cal.
das en- Paris. Y los departamentos
Iidcl Norte Y las fuertes lluvias.
locurridas en- los departamentos
del Sur, las vOtaciones fuerOn nu
tridas en- tOdas parties.
Los resultadOs en- Paris, indi-
can que seis sOstenedOres dc Gle
mcnceau han sidO elegidOs. Los
vot6s de los republicanOs ascien
den a 34,102, y los de los socia-
listas 211,33l.
El boIchevique Longuet fue de
rrotado por enolme mayorla, asi
como los sOcialistas Renaudel,
Brizon Y Mayeras.
En- el departamento del Sar-
the fueron batidOs los sostenedO-
res del exjefe del gabinete, NJ.
CaillauX.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-09

FL geilio de los p0etas es como unI
gran resplandor que atrae a las ma
riposas femeninas. y, sin embargo,
casi todos los poetas han sido infOrtu-
nados por sus mujcres. Del dolor del
aEorshan llacido los mas bellosf poem:ls,
que han sidO gloria de los troyadores.
La DANA ideil, lamuief iinposiblc fuc
In musa deslos snnetos dc Petsarca y
de los 'poemas dc Dante, hond0s n arr
moniosos como al mar latinO. Z I.a glO-
Iria.,y4el inferno dc, estos dos poatas SC
llamarOn Laura Beatriz.
La pocsia moderna cS mas humana
V las musas mas carnales. Los poetas
I'no .eantan divinas quimeraS, que tai
veZ igporaban su amor. sino mule
lres realcs, que les hacen sufrir. Aur0
Ira Dupfn. Georges Sand, Ia celebrc
Inovelista francesa fue Ia Inusa trasica
para los dos grandcs artistas dc .quie-
nes fu6 intensamcntc amada. Chopin,
tmoribundo; pcnsaha en- ella al coinpo-
ncr/'sn postrer Nocturno. y on la
noche de Octubre," dc Alfredo Musset.
Ese We su vida comp!etamente, rota, por
tia Influenza dc su traglea amada.
! va no fu6 mas el bcllo cantor. Jo-
ven V galin como un dos adolescentc.
QUO escribiera la nOchc dc Mayo. b.,
dddU, gracioso V amable. fuc promo
un hfgubre pingajo humane cmhrntc-
edo harapiento, cnlonuccido y anu
lado por el ,dcmonio del aicohol' Prom
t vino In impotcncia. para cscr.oH s'
! mas hOrrendo martirio y ensegtIda ia
mucrtc. on plena ,j,lyentud. La causa
dc esta tragedia, fue una iniidelidad
do su amantc ;qulen 'lc dlo 81 humor
nor complicarse en- una aventura galan
Ito. con cl m6dico pascllo. mieHtrls
Musset cstaba gravemente enfermo en-
| Vcnccia. ~.a
-(,uan6o. In, George Sand SO e9Hs0
! do las caricias del italian0 vOlvi0 q
ib,lacar a Musset, que In rcchaz0 slem-
ore. YItal vcz, cntonces, ella le amo
tambi6n. cuando va no tenfa rcmedIo
el dano. Tn dfa SC corto su masm-
fca cabcllcra Sc Ia rcmiti0 su an
tiguo amantc, otra, nochc, al voiVer
su casa, la halo tirada en- el UNI
bral rog;indole una limosna de carino'
pcro Mussct, complctamcntc embrlaga-
do. la dej6 la puerta, sin az '.t:S' ~,
boccr caso dc aquclla tardfa explosion
amorosa, muy conmoyedora un POGO
tcatral.
Otras muieres quisieron rcconqnlstar
lie para el arte y para Ia vida. zero
va estaba hundido On el monlstrueso y
4 y :. =
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-09

estdpidO abismo del alcohol. Tuvo una
amante del mas alto linajc de Fran
cia Ia que hacfa esperar on las puer
tas de has tabernas.
Enrique .IIcine. el individuo cruise
ii6r, alen;in. que hiao su nidO en- la
lpeluea dc N0Itaire,r Sc case con una
francesa, en- Ia vfspera de
Filn duclo eoncertadoie len condolences gra
ives. In mujer de sHeine tenfa un
|papagaxO ySnn cato que con el .poata
sfoFlnaban Ia trinidad de asu amor. Ella
misma 10 decfa dc csta donOsa mancra !:
--Yo quiero Enrique un POGO mas
que a mi cato Y un poquito menos que
ia 'mi- papagayG
Con este espfritn de mujer vivid e
gran poeta la eternidad lie rcinticinco
amos, dfa por dfa...
| B6cquer am6 la clasica manera pc
ktrarquista In mujerAquc lie inspire las
! Rimas no supo que habfa sido su mu
lisa, hasta la muerte del poeta.
l. ESprOnceda tilvn una nOrclesca his,
NtOria de amor. Emigrado en- pOrtll.
ifal, conoci6 Teresa Mancha, hiia del
tcoroncl don EpifaniO Mancha, que
tambi6n era reyolucionario. A orillas
del Tajo hizo el poeta sus primeros ma
drigales. al dido de una encantadOra
musa de carne. 7Tras de una ausen-
cia de algunos amos, supO que Teresa
estaba easada con un caballero inglGs
~ Sc la rob6 al marde. FuG un amOl
EcscGndaloso. que ihlzo las dclic.as de
Lnuestros romaAticos abuclos Y nj final
tte aquella apotcosis de dromanticism6
! e de scfisualidad, Teresa sc fu& con
Jun amigo del poeta. aEspronceda VII
ivi6 yertiSinOsainent para oiVidar aqtit
! lla galada dc Sil musa, como MuSsct
cstuvo al horde. del abismo del alcoho'
| v dol suiciiiO, pcro POGO de mOrir
Teresa. on Ia nliseria Y en- la sOlcdad
--7tuvieron que cnterrarla dc limoSna
Espronceda 'decidi6 haccrse diputado
y casarse con una ssenorita con blrna
dote, 10 que no Sc yerific0 porquc ia
| lleci6 los pocos dfas de lIaber pro
nunciado en- el Congreso un discursO
accrca de la industria dc las lGnds. Es-
tn fuG la 6bra postrera del genio 70
maatico, que. en- el fondo era un POGO
mixtificador.
Carlos Baudclairc tenfa una amante
absurda, Ia mulata Juana Duval. Esta
TcRus dc fbdnO, como la llamaba G
poota Sc embriagaba a Ia manera plebe
va y pcleona de m, albanil en- nochc
de sabado ;, Era .un espectdculo pinto
resco yer. a Baudelairc por las GALES
de Paris del bra2o dc su neSra concu
bina. con Ia mclcqa tehida dc verde es
meralda I'M ceslo atado he un' Gordon
clio de soda rosa. 10 Tl4la 81 IL
Tcafa la obsesi6p .inQcc lte- d.cpatel
Ie GRFG0is., Para clio decl:l las. scasl.
lnas Dictionaries Y arbitrarias. Una
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-09
MUERE EN- GUAYAQUIL
UNA POETISA MISTICA

Recientemente muri0 en- Guaya
quill. Ecuador, la pOetisa doiia
Angela MaldOnadO. Una inespe-
rada dOlencia puso fin su vida
en- brevfsimOs dias.
Fu6 la seiiOra Carlo Maldona-
do una muier de claro talento.
P0etisa de delicadO sentimiento
eminentemente cristiana, sus es-
trofas tenfan el sabor de las com
p0siciones misticas de Santa Te-
reSa.
Muere joven dejandO un hogar
tornado al calOr de sus ejempla
res virtudes.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-09
r REG ALO
de DIEZ DOLLARSy una GAIA
de Jabon "SALVAVlDAS"

Nicolas Hernandez Co., de esta plaza regaarn
TODA PERSONA que eXactamente ell n1mero de Jabones
SALVAVIDAS QUE Sc consumer diariamente la cudad
San Juan barrios DIFZ DOLLARS UNA GAIA
DEL NAGNIFICO JABON SALVAVIDAS, conteniendo CIEN
IABONES
En- las vdreras de la acreditada feretera FNLAY
cata exhb al pbico esa depostado sobre
nmero eXacto de Jabone SLVAVlDAS que Sc
usan dariamente San Juan sus barros.
oda persona tene erecho entrar Pueden
eviars Dor cada persona cupones dese Cada n
nero acertado constituye premio igual -
cup6n que eneo, fmeo pongale st
direction mandeo por dentro de sobre
do los senores Nicolas San Juan Allen g.
esquna del sore Concurso abon Savavda
de Jabons SALVAVDA que diaramente San Juan
barrios, dara solo premo de DEZ DOLLARS UNA
GAIA DE JABON SALVAVIDAS al ndnero mas aproXi
me egado prmero Nosotros numeraremos los
bres a medida que vayan recbiendo.
da Is de dciembre Los sobres Sc
abrrn en- presenca de periodsas de San uan Ia
fereterfa 16 de dicembre las de la tarde
Las Concurso los apareceran todos
los das en- I'm per6dico de San Juan. Busquelos.
Smyrna times., 1919-01-22
New Telephone Toll Rates
Effective JANUARY y, 1919

CAnnOunced December Washington c.
which all toll placed basis became efec
a n. January 21,
Under these schedules
line distance tn the
each miles up to "a miles
For toll calls where the calling person
the called telephone station n'ratea CHI hmged
For toll calls where the calling particular
ed telephone and the
charged OF
one the statOn
The rate S
Toll calls specified involving
a
plus the cost of messenger S
For all toll calls
established but
station rate The minimum charge"
is made if the call is o
Night
$50 and 3O
Station station
"satOn station" day The minimum S
"StiOn station" calls
the called telephone When the number
available the number should be obtained the called telephone
o
OPERATOR stating that i is "atOn to station" call
The satOn station substantially
order that patrons effect the greatest their charges for toll service and also
to
make widest possible o
Smyrna times., 1919-01-22

James Alfree of Delaware Citv who
lost his pocketbook, containing $40
was fortunate, as it was found bv
vincent Cats, who returned it. He
received liberal reward from Mr.
Alfree.
Henry c. Wingate, keeper of Del
aware Breakwater Front Light Sta
ton will move his family to Billings-
port, N. j., about March 1st. Mr.
Wlngate will be transferred to the
keepership of Billingsport Front Light
Station.
Chickens are dying of influenza
hereabouts so it is believed. MANY
Dover folks have lost laying hens and
country folks also report chickens dv-
ing from the afflication similar to the
cholera. Mrs. John w. Tarburton
near Leipsic has lost over fifty chick
ems from the disease.
John L. Lattomus, formerly of
Townsend, now manager of the Hotel
Gillespie, Wilmington, entertained a
number of his friends at his fathers
home, last week. This was a "stap."
and among the guests were: George
K. Cheny, Frank Bramble. Marion E.
HodgsOn, Jacob V. Hill, Sr. Tavlor
and Eward Lattomus with a large
number of other guests.
No liquor in Delaware after JULY 1
OF this year, if bill goes through the
Legislature, which Rev. E. C. Pretty
man, superintendent of the Anti
Saloon League in this State proposes
to introduce at the General Assembly.
And, in Mr.. Prettyman's opinion,
there is no doubt that it will go
through for he says that the "drys"
have a majority in both houses of the
Legislature.
Announcement is made of the mar
riage of Miss Ethel Abbott, a sister
of Mr.. and Mrs. William NJ. Hope, of
the Hotel Richardson, in Dover, and
Mr.. B. B. Selph, L. S. N, Chief Petty
Officer of the S. S. Pencola. The GER
emony was performed in Philadelphia
on January 18th, and they sailed
from that city for Romania, on Tues
day, January IA.
Some time ago Mrs. Ruth Shelton
Hudson, of Port Penn, wife of Ser
geant' Dorsey Hudson, serving with the
army in France, received notice from
his father, in New Jersey, of the death
of his son. A few days ago Mrs.
Hudson was much relieved when she
received a letter from her husband.
dated November 20, saying he was
well and on German soil, front line
trenches, where the armistice was
! signed.
Smyrna times., 1919-01-22
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MARYLAND PENINSULA
.u,cv ITEMS GATHERED FROM
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.,stinc Items from all Parts of
INV ~ Peninsula About Your Friends
~ and NeighbOrs and their DOings.
" Harvey Hopkins and Nora Mad
"a Sapp of Harrington, Del, an
'i1 uoo their marriage at Great Falls,
,lortana. Thursday, January 8.
Tho Rev. DR.. L. Z. Barrett, who has
,.an patient at Union Hospital, for
.~o months, has recovered sufficiently
,ot,,rn to his charge at Townsend.
Gorge W. Tomlinson is now the
,.tmaster at Henderson, having sue
i.odad Mrs. Edith G. Cough, who had
,barce of the Office for number of
years.
Charles A. Hastings, a former State
Treasurer and Democratic lader of
Sussex County, died suddenly Thurs
5ov at his home in Laurel, aged about
65 years.
Miss Agnes Mowbray, daughter of
70 Rev. A. S. Mowbray, formerly of
clifton. will leave next month for
Dine-months' trip to Turkey, as one of
publicity group.
DR.. Foster Sudler and family of
SudIersville, Md, started for a trip to
Arizona recently. Mr.. Jos. M. George
and Samuel P. Goodhand accompanied
them TO their destination.
Martin Poor, farmer near Cassons
Conner, died from an influenza re-
lapse, Saturday, January 18th, aged
SS years. He is survived by a wife,
Miss Reed and one child. He was
buried at Lakeside Cemetery Tuesday.
Former State Senator E. B. Car
ters automobile run away Monday
afternoon, January 18th, after having
stood still for over two hours. The
machine was left on South Governors
Avenue, Dover, while the Senator did
some shopping. About 5 o'clock it
passed by Hardesty's Garage and a
bvstander remarked there's nobody in
that machine" A garage mechanic
gave chase after the automobile that
had crossed Lockerman street at a
good rate but increasing its speed all
the time. The mechanic leaped on Che
running board and shut the gas off
and stopped the runaway at the Rob
bins Hose House.