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DELAWARE ADVERTISER.

Thursday, Sept. 7, 1926.
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in consequence of an unusual degree of
sickness among our hands, which has disa-
bled every one in the office, without the pos
si5ility ofprocuring timely assistance-our
work, for few days, has been almost totally
at stand; and to enable us to get out our
paper in time for the mails, we are compel
led to introduce into the inner form the ad-
vertisements from our last page; which ar
rangemcnt enables US 20 issue whole sheet
instead of half one. Sickness is calami-
ty which it is next to impossible to avert,
and it seldom visits us, without its usual con
comitants, delay and disappointment AT
such times we must bow to the Christening
hand. and with as much patience as We can
command, wait until health shall restore us
to our post.