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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-25
By Merrls Taylor.
Unique Senatorial Contest.

tluns
Unique Senatorial Contest.
The following Heaslon Of the Lesisa-
ture witnessed probably the most
unique Senatorial contest ever
known IN this country. The
term of willard sanisbury er-
pired. and he waH candidate
for reelection. He was opposed by
his brother. Governor Cove aanls-
bury, and by another brother, Eli
salisbury. then a lawyer practising
In Dover. In the Democratic caucus,
Eli Salisbury was nominated on the
third ballot and was elected by the
Legislature the next day. lie was re-
elected twice. and was urged for a
fourth term In 1898, resulting in a
split IN the Democratic party of Kent
county, thereby opening the door to
the election Of the first Republican
United States Senator from Delaware.
There was another unique sena-
torlal election two years before this.
but unaccumpanied by n contest. The
death OF senator George Read Riddle
left vacancy which was filled By the
appointment Of the venerable ~s-
Senator James A. Bayafd. Senator
Riddles term expired the following
fourth of March, and the Legislature.
at the 1859 session, on the same day,
elected the elder Bayard to complete
the term Of Senator Riddle. and his
son. Thomas r. Bayard. for the full
term beginning on the fourth day Of
March ensuing. ON that day. in the
Senate al Washington, James A. Bay
ard completed his service and gave
way 10 Thomas e. Bayard, who then
entered upon his successful and not
able public career which shed such
lustre unnn his state. and made him
one Of the conspicuous and popular
leaders NJ the Democratic party of
the country
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-25
A Good Administration.

The administration of Governor
Cochran was of unusual Importance.
He had been nominated by the Demo-
cratic State Convention in response to
an imperative Democratic demand
that the governor be taken from New
Castle county. which at that time had
not enjoyed this honor for thirty
years. Our esteemed feliow-citizen
Of today, Judge Ignatius c. Grubb.
was very active il advocacy of such a
nomination, and worked hard for the
success that finally attended the
movement. At the State Convention.
Mr.. Cochran was nominated by a
small margin. and after an exciting
contest, over John w. Hall of
Frederica, whose turn for the honor,
however, came four years later.
Judge Grubb was appointed Secre-
tary of State by Governor Cochran,
and not only filled the office accept
ably, but was influential in directing
legislation. Among several important
laws enacted was one reorganizing the
State public school system and put
ting it in charge of a State Jsuperin-
tendent. Governor Cochran appoint
ed James Fl. Groves TO this important
position, and he performed valuable
service in placing the schools in far
better condition than they had been.
This session also was marked by
spirited fight for the division of New
Castle county into two counties, as
move for securing more uniformity OF
representation in the Legislature. but
failure attended the contest. Many
Democrats regretted this result. and
there are others who even at this late
day believe 1t would have been a
good thing for the upper part of the
State, especially for the city of Will
mington, had the movement succeeded
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-25
POLITICAL DELAWARE IN
THE NINETEENTH CENTURY

Getting Away From Civil War Issues and Into Recon
struction Contests The Campaign Of 1870, With
Negroes Voting in Delawore for the First Time, and
the Disorder That Prevailed Bloody Riot in Will
mington- Disastrous Greeley Campaign of 1872 and
the Surprising Democratic Come Back" of Two
Years Later
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-25

1874 found the Democratic party Of
Delaware once more alert and aggres-
sive, determined to recover fun con-
troll of the State. The Democratic
campaign was animated and spirited.
with complete unanimity and good
feeling, while the Republicans were
more factional and disgruntIed than
ever from their contests over Federal
patronage and party control The
Democrats nominated John r. Coch-
ran of New Castle county for gov
ernor and James Williams Of Kent
county for Representative in Congress.
The Republicans nominated DIR. Isaac
Jump of Dover for governor and re-
nominated Congressman James X.
Lofiand. The result was Democratic
majority in the State OF about 1900,
with all three counties Democratic,
thus securing a Democratic Legisla-
ture which at its ensuing session re-
elected Thomas F. Bayard United
States Senator. And great was the
Democratic rejoicing over this graft
tying result
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-25
Back to Victory In 1874.

But despite the severe reverse of
~. the ensuing State campaign of
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New Britain herald., 1921-03-04

THT CTTFr AMERI- ISSUE: CITY NC. WHAT TT IS AND k1 GO ABOUT TT I'D C SUCCESS. by W. n.
New Britain herald., 1921-03-04

people aIike is realistic but duly re- strained. .'-America. GIRL IN FANCY DRESs. ny I. E.
 Buckrosr.
 "Fhf- romantic comedy or q mis- tIksr costIrmr is one of Mrs. Buck rose's most delightful tales: light aS a feather but beneath 1t all n subtle appreciation of human na- ture.''
 THE GUSROoM. by C. l.. Morgan. A novel of the naval service. En- tirely new angle of life on English warsliip. written with great ciever- ness and sincerity by n former naval officer. .''-Publis,er's note RIDDLE OF THE MYSTERIOUS
 LIGHT. by T. w. & NJ. r.. Han
 shew.
 X CIeek story. STRENGTH OF THE PINES. by
 Edison Marshall. WASTED ISLAND. by Eimar o'Duffy. Tn story gtise n group of Dun- lin students hold symposia on tho problems of IreIand. All sides are presented but tho case for national ism triumphs. "A l.. X. BookIfst.
 Hhrnry Notes.
 The library continues to grow.
New Britain herald., 1921-03-04

Wo arc not referring to it's tn- come. Of course. but its use. Some nnlcRy psopia think that there is q relation between tho two: that moro books taken out mean more books bought and mora people to got thom ready and to give them out.
 January showed a gain over the preceding year of thirty-three and one-half per cent. The February gain has jumped to 49 per cent.
 Cards wcrc given to 900 more new members during February this year than during the same month last year.
New Britain herald., 1921-03-04

Kopp from Berlin. Hanetsky from Riga, Berzin from Helsingfors. Roth- stafn from Tehcran and Kerzhantson from Stockholm.
 NJ. Kopp. Russian representative in Berlin, is quoted in a wireless mess age from Moscow as announcing on his arrival there that in the near fu- ture m organization would be estGb- Iished for the conduct of trade rela- tions between Russia and Germany. He said that Germany would be able to supply Soviet Russia with a great many articles. in spite of the fact that German industries had suffered from the war and that much of her coal had been taken from her.
New Britain herald., 1921-03-04
Qt EBriioin |tftute

70 LEGAL PAPERS. by Hvenftan Holmes. associ- ce of tho supreme court Enitcd States.
 DOTS arc Of general in- conslst of speeches and 1rred rom various pub ween 1885 to 1918. ."- V DiEcst.
 Iper has it's own virtues, lone which they all sharo. dolicatn charm. These tho touch of romance to but this must not dotrnct 0iiEmtton. thnt tho philos- flne and decp."-Boston DNAL RELATIONS OF
 LECTURES DELTy- BEFORE THE SUMMER OF THEOLOGY OF RD UNIVERSITY. by n. b
 MENTCo: WHO THEY ND HOW FHEY LIVE. cn Thompson. 7 Of the three classes of 'hltc. tho half brced and Tho author was corro- thc Mexican Herald and GO. ."--PubllsheFs' Week. THE CTTFG AMERI- ExTEyT rsaJE: CITY NC. WHAT TT IS AND 1 co ABOUT TT I'D
 SUCCESS. by W. r
 Dmnnr.
 ANN1VERsARY or ATH WILL RE OB-
 THLa YEAR.
 years we ure living |fod that secms the ham Spirit ot Evil. as if rho
 said to Satan. Put Ind. behold ali that mau n thy powor.' and wv reat spiritual icadera of
 never before. I'll. D. ELEMENTARY BOOK pSE WHO SEEK IN REAT POET THE or SPIRITUAL. n D. sodgwick. Jr. ksTER SPIRITS OF uFEJ. by c. H. Grand r snisss T have att |ace a portrait of tho with DWnte's features sh.'
New Britain herald., 1921-03-04
RECALLS DIPLOMATS
Sovfcts Ire Having Consultation In Moscov--ForciGn Policy Is On the Schedule for a Change.

London. March 4.--rhe Russian Soviet government has called many Of it's representatives in foreign coun- tries to Moscow to hold a series of meetings for the discussion of ques- tions of foreign policy and trade re- lations between Russia and those countries
 Among those who will attend the meetings arc the following Russian agents abroad: Litvinoff from Royal.
New Britain herald., 1921-03-04

POWER OF DANTE. by c. IT. Grand
 gent Howell iccturcs).
 ''To- narrar book can bu put into the hands of students. "-Boston Transcript.
 ''Ehesc locturos cannot Do enjoyed to tho full without a fairly compete acquaintance with the poem. Among tho plcasantest features or the book ara the many graceful ana scholarly trnnalations. ."-Dissh
 Tho lectures aro full of tntsrest- ing things and give abund- ant evidence Of expert knowiedge."- Nation
New Britain herald., 1921-03-04
Practical Books.

HOW TO ESTIMATE PRINTING, by
 IT. M. Basford. HOW TO SELL PRINTING. by H. E Barford. INTERNAL COMBUSTION EN- GrNTs. THEIR PRINCIPLES AND APPLICATION TO AUTO
 MOBILE. AIRCRAFT AND MARINE PURPOSES. by w. l.. Lind.
 LEAD. INCLUDING LEAD PIG MENTS. ETC. Ivy !. A. Smyth Pitman's common commoditioso scr).
 OH. ENGINES. by L. H. Morrison. "A subject on which thcrc has heen scarcity of material "A l.. X. Booklist.
 MERCHANDISING STUDIES OF THE STATES by A. w. Douglas. PRINCIPLES OF ACCOUNTING. by A. c. Hodge and I. o. Mckin- "A textbook of collose srndc."
  STANDARD PRACTICE IN PER soNNEL WORK. by T.. J. Bcnge.
 
 Eicuon- by John Galsworthy. "A sequel to the authors Tn Chancery.' FATHER ALT4AN'S ISLAND. by Amy Murray.
 'Students of folk-lore will agree with Padrnic Columns 'foroword' of pruiae for tho writer's dramatic and lyric gift. Her sympathy with tho lalc and tho islemen is true and keen while her portrafturo of nature and
New Britain herald., 1921-03-04
Handkerchiefs Reduced In Price.

Mems e5c Cotton HandkerehfefS. with coIored hem. now 19c Mems Linen Initial Hand1erchiefs. extra good = Mems Pure Linen Handkerchiefs, good quality and full size. now nt ............. for $2-50
 South Storc-
New Britain herald., 1921-03-04
THE NEWEST NECkWEAR ON SALE SATURDAY

New eyeIet neckwcnr Collars. Sets and
 Ne-tees. each ............... Sr.7S S2. sS Circular novelty ruffling for round neck
 square neck gowns blouses at, .....
 ............. Sf.5O. St.75 and S2.OO per yard Venice Lace Collars and Organdy Sets, with
 hand embroidery, each ............ Sf.oo
New Britain herald., 1921-03-04

wonlens Linen Handkerchiefs, with em- broidered corners, special reduced to >... 19S Sport Color effects in Linen Handkerchicfs for Women and Misses. special at ........... 25t womens Embroidered Corner Handkerchiefs in Linen and Batiste, special ........ 67e
 vEIIS AND vEILINGS Lovely new colored chenille dotted Yelling in the prevailing shades at from
 ..................... soc Sf.50 per yard veiIs ready wear with chenille dots and scrolls special at, each -.................. $1.0O WHY NOT COME IN AND LEARN TO MAKE LAMP SHADES? IT'S FASCINATING
 INSTRUCTION FREE
New Britain herald., 1921-03-04
CORDUROY KNICKERs

The Pants for the active boys. Strongly made an will stand afy amount of hard Tn mouse gray color. All new and moderately priced $1.5
New Britain herald., 1921-03-04
The Boys Shop Has These For Saturd;


  s be so have to
  eviots all wool fro ksuLng
New Britain herald., 1921-03-04
KAYNEE HOUSES 9sc
BLACK CAT STOCKINGS

Boys Black Cat Stockings, in sizes Il years just affived; fast color. 3Oc 55c
New Britain herald., 1921-03-04

The library continues to grow.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-07

uraZd anSkou dVoudeml p0-
byt Brandyse, prisne tajeny,
takze casopisy mem naprosto
pomleely.
Pobyt V Brandyse polozen
ma 4. a 5. srpen 1918, 6. srp-
ma projektovan zajezd do Dra-
zd'an, odkudz Karel pax chtel
Z. srpna - pres Starou Bole-
slav = zajeti do Mnichova. III
Ia mela Sc Z. srpna rama vra-
titi Sama do Vidne.
Tomu, kdo tento program
sestavoval a kdo byl puvod-
Gem tajemneho zajezdu do
Brandysa, sotva lie priznati
duchaplnosti. Bylt' zajezd ten
polozen do DOLBY mad vysost
kriticke. Ma zapadnim bojisti
1S. Gervence prikrocil marsal
Foch k slavne sve offensive,
pred tim 3. ceryence uznal Pr
chon samostatnOSt statu ceskO
slovenskeho, ZastOupeneho Ma
rodni radou parizskou a legio-
narskymi armadami. A donna? ?
Nejvetsl bida, zaym6na vlad-
mimi opatrenimi. Ably Zasobila
Widen nezkratila vyvoz do
Nemecka, zastavila vlada ke
konci dubna distribuce mouky,
cd pocatku cervna vydavala
ma listek pull bochnicku nepo-
zivatelneho chleba, V cervenci
prestala chleb vydavati. Ma
sa. tuku, mleka vubec nebylo.
Jedina nadeje lidu Polabi by
| ly move brambory, zvlaste ma
Brandysku pestovane. Ale pfi
sci zakaz je prodavati ably
| byl .zachovavan, poslani do
Brandysa 2 Prahy detektivo-
We, cetnickym pax stanicim
pridruzeno vojsko nemecke z
Hornich Rakous a Saltburska.
Bylo by zahodno, aby iednotli
We sceny 2 techto hroznych u
dalosti byly jeSt6 yeas pro vec
nou pamet' zachyceny
V sobotu 5. srpna doSel Get
inickych stanic kol Brandysa
reservat, ably cast sv6ho muz-
stva vypravily Timed do Bran
dysa. z Prahy tehoz dine pri-
iel oddil detektivu $ nekolika
1redniky. V nedeli 4. srpna
pOcaio Sc JlZ duVerme Slr1tl, Ze
vecer prijede Ma zamek cisar
Zpravy ty byly vsak prijima-
my mrazivym chladem, beZe
vSeho ucastenstvi.
Tehoz yecera prijel Karel "a
prenocoval v zamku. Casn6 z
rama priiela z Vidne Zita. O.
ba manzele vyjeli 81 lined na
hon do Brandysskeho Boru
bedlive strezeneho. V me5t6
priced cisarskych manzelU
( nevzbudil prazadneho vzrGse.
nj. Zadne uvftani, zadne depu-
tace, ba ami prapory nebyly
vyveSeny. Okresni starosta, p
Jindrich Zert, Gradoval klidnt
dopoledne Y okresnim vyboru
nacez vracel Sc do sveho do
nova, Y JenSteine.
X poledni vratil Sc kare
Zita do zamku. z Karlovs
rozkazu telefonovano okresni
mu hejtmanu, panu dru Aloisu
Rihovi, ably 0 pull druhe odpo
ledne dostavil Sc k audienci o
kresni hejtman, okresni stare
sta "A starosta mesta DIR. va
clav Jislkra. Pro okresniht
heitmana byla to tezka uloha
Dra. JiSkru sice mohl zpravIt
V cas-, ale telefon oznamoVal
| re okresni starosta okresnln
I vyboru jiz neni, o JensteJna ~
Sc vsak jeSte nevratil. Byl tie
dy ma ceste a st 'astne podaril'
Sc posledni chvili dodati MI
zpravu.
Vsichni tri hodnostari sli
audienei spolecne. Cestou do
4 A L Ia
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-07

y
hymn dvema pany,N vylicil po
pravde strasne pomery, ma lid
eesky uyalene. "Velicenstvo"
praVll, "jiz po nekolik m6sicu
nenl chleba, mouky, tukd, nile
ka vdbec neni nejnutnejsicil
zlyotnich potfeb. Co Sc donna
sklidi, odveze Sc jinam, lidu
media Sc mic. Vsude projevuje
Sc nejkrajnejsi zoufalstvi, je-
hoz vyvarovati muze jen bez-
odkladny mir"
Okresni hejtman okresni
starosta jsouce tazani, slova
dra. Jiskry potvrdili. Okr. hej
tman pficinil nektere poznam
ky pc stance ufedni.
karel vyslechl tyto zpravy
We stavu upln6 deprimovanem
kdyz panove skoncili, odyetil
pouze: "SlySel jsem, re pomc-
ry jsou Spatne, ale re bida te-
to miry dostoupila, to nebylo
mi znamo. UjiSt'uji vas, pane
| I've. Ze cinlO VSe abvch hTzk 4
mir privodil.''
o tretf hodine odpoledne cd
jel karel pres TouSen, Celako-
vice Cis. Kuchyn do Pferova
Doprovazel jej, sed6 vedle
chaufera, reditel panstvi, les.
nj rada Fries.
V Prerove take zadne vita.
nj, zadne 6tastenstvi. KareI
prosel chvatne starobylyn
zamkem, utrhl 81 ma valech ne
kolik jablek, ktera porutil do
nesti do auta a sotva po ctyf
hodinnem pobytu odjel zpet
koncipista okr. hejtmanstvi !
Ceskem Brode, DIR. Rathouz
sky, jemuz ulozeno, ably elsa
lie V zamku uvital, pTijel pre-;
nejvetsi chvat pozde.
Vecer zadna dvorni hostina
zadne prijeti V zamku. | tC
bylo vymluvne. V Gtery 6. SRI
ma odjeli Karel a Zita zahy 2
rama ze stanice Stare Bolesla
We do Drazd' an. Vratili Sc We
Ger po desate hodine. Ma sta
nici Staroboleslavsk6 rozdeli
Sc dvorni vlak. Zita jela dC
Vidne, kamz prijela rano, Ka
rel zustal We SVEN vlaku dC
| pul druhe. Postal do Brandy
sa pro podplukovnika Chmela
re, velitele sedmeho dragoun
! skeho plgku, ktery 5 n6ktery
mi dustojniky pobyl cisar,
az do odjezdu vlaku. Pill chan
| panske, ale hovor vail pre-.
nejlepsi shahu pritomnych p;
MI dustojniku. Karel dial sc 81
&c iimi baviti, ale sam jen TRIP
ce sc usmival. q pul druh,
dvormi vlak pres VSetaty cd
/ jcl do Mnichova.
7. srpna byla streda, Bral
dyse trhovy den, ktery shrom;
| zdil cetne obecenstvo yenkoy
ske, ale nebylo skoro co pro
davati.
Casopisy nesmely poby
Karluv V Brandyse ami zava
diti, ale umlcovani nem6lo ky
zeneho vysledku. Uprostfet
Srpna konal Sc V Lublani sjezl
! vsech utlacovanych narodu
Rakousku a Uhrach. Kdyz ce
: Sti 1castnici shromazdili Sc
nadrazi k navratu, objevil s.
mezi mimi zemsky presiden
} hrabe Attems a dorucil poslal
ci Stankoyi. predsedovi Ceske
! no riSSkoradskeho svazu, do
pis miniSterskeho premiera b;
roma HuSsarka. Vefeinosti 0
; znamovano, ze Hussarek IVA
: Stahka k sobe. We skutecnost
} zval no jmenem cisarovym
audienci. O teto audlenci kolo
valy RUNE zpravy, dosti podi
me. Pan poslanec Stanek zavd
ell by Sc ceske verejnostf pres
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-07
POSLEDNf POBYT KARLUV
MA CESKE PUDE.

Byv. clsar karel konal od
I. 1908 do +. 1912 sluzbu Il
sedmeho pluku .dragounu V
Brandyse mad Labem a zalibil
81 tax vlidn6 polabske m6sto
Sc skyoueim jeho ramem niv
LUX a lesu, re roku 1917 odkou
pill vlaStnicke pravo ma velko-
statek Brandys a Prerov cd
Spanelky Vivezove, jiz V zave-
ii bNvaly MATTEL, verny arci-
knize Ludvik Salvador, univer-
salni svou dedickou imenoval.
Media Sc upriti, re mlady arci-
knize, akcepsuiici zovialnou
blahoskionnost k sirokym vrst-
vam lidu a sluSne cesky hove
rici, pozdeii 5 dobrou Ceskou
vyslovnosti, ziskal 81 Y lidu
sympatie, ktere Sc ponekud
prenaSely ma jeho chot' Hlav
nj to zasluhu mel vsak kar-
luv hofmistr, poZd6jsi podmar-
salek Zden6k prime Lobko-
vic, ktery mladeho arciknize-
te ma uzde drzel pobadal.
Roku 1912 prelozen byl dra
gounsky pluk z Brandysa do
halicske Kolomyje tim byl
pobyt Karluv Y Brandyse pre-
rusen. Teprve kdyz stall Sc ci-
sarem, zaiel ma nekolik KRAFT
kVch hodin, 26. brezna 1917
do Brandysa
Zatim udalosti Sc Zahroco-
valy Vlada videnska byla do.
nueena svolati ma 30. kveter
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ptimisticky cisai Karel po
catku neprikladal osVobozova
cimu hnuti ceskemu vahy. II
tyrzovalit'. no \ tomto stanovi
sku diva proradni cesti Slechti
al, min. president Jindficl
Clam zahranitni ministr Ots
kar Cernin, nehodny potomel
sveho prad6da Volfganga, ie
hoz umrti +. 1873 HASA po
dnes vyhradne cesky nahrobn
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ka Bedficha Lobkoyicuv
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spravne posuzoVala Vysledel
adalosti a hledela dynastii
narodem ceskym sbliziti. Tit
kruhove jsou puvodci ceryen
cove amnestie, coz nemec
kych kruzich bylo lined zna
mo a prikre odsuzovano. Ne
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amnestie abolici. Amnestie by
la prayem pokladana celer
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kuce cesk6
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