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Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1907-10-11
OUR CARD BASKET.
Personal and Social News ChrOniclet
During the Week.

Miss Lelits Belts has been the pues
OF Mrs Lydia c. Jump this week.
Mrs. Charles Macklin is visiting re
iatlves and friends in Wilmington.
Heber Scott, of Houston. is recover.
ing from an illness of typhoid fever.
Miss Claramond Belts, Of George
town, is visiting Miss Maude Lofiand
Mrs. Hester Collins, Of Laurel. is Wis.
iting her many Milford friends this
week.
>Mr. and Mrs. Isaac S. Truitt arrived
nome wednesday from two. weeks
visit to northern New York.
Benjamin H. Matthews, a member
OF the State Board of Pharmacy. at
tended its sessions last week in VIII.
rDrs. George w. and William Mar.
shall attended the sessions Of the State
Medical Society, held at Wilmington
this week.
MI. ana Mrs. Roy Harrington and
laughter, Of Philadelphia, are the |
,uests OF his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
'sHuel Harrington.
Frank Fowler is expected to arrive in
afford from Panama, where he is en-
aged in assisting to build the great
anal. He is home for six weeks
acation.
Miss Indinola Poynter, of Lewes, was
guest Of Miss Pauline Townsend last
aturday and Sunday who gave
aggressive euehre party on Saturday
ght in her honor.
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Catholic Orator Coming.

Hon. John T. Shea, the much.heralded
Cathollc orator Of Boston, will speak in
ArmOry Hall on Wednesday evening.
october 2Srd, regardless Of weather con.
ditions. Shea is one of the most gifted
speakers on the American platform
today, and attracts immense crowds
wherever he goes. It is reported that
Father Waldron Of Dover will accom-
pany Mr.. Shea to Milford and preside
at the meeting. Men, women and Chill.
dren are invited and urged to lay aside
all business and household cares and
come out to hear this great son Of Mas
sachusetts.
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4 Pietuer True o Lifs.

DID you ever stop to think that Mil
fora Is town that enjoys many natura
and acquired resOurces-a town tina,
needs but the skillful manipulation II
man to make them yield bountihuIlv
OF their rich treasure-a substantial
town whose foundations are laid upon
SOIL that cannOt be surpassed for pro.
duetiveness-a town supplied with the
very best and puTest Of water-a town
whose educational advantages have
reached standard through the skillfuI
direction Of competent officials. second
TO that OF no other place Of its size any.
Where-a town where harmony among
the communicates of the difFarent
churches is in perfect accord with the
object sought by our forefathers of the
May flower" and all doctrines are ably
eXpounded with untrammeled freedom
from the pulpits Of our different
ehurches-a town whose social advan.
-ages are equal to those afforded nv
places many times its size and age-a
own where the rich enjoy every luxury
lesIred, and the poor are not allowed
suIer-a town where peace and good ,
VIII toward all men is exemplified.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1907-10-11
SHORT LOCAL BREYITTES.
Items Of Interest in Paragraphs About
Milford and Vicinity.

The State Convention Of the w. G. T
U. will meet at Laurel on October 18th
18th and 18th.
Two public meetings were held last
Saturday on South Walnut street in
behalf Of local option.
] The w. C. T. U. will meet in the
home Of Mrs. w, H, Savage on North
Front street on Tuesday evening next.
The morning express on the Delaware
Railroad will stop at Cheswold on the
morning OF October 23rd for the &C.
eommodation OF delegates to the Kent
County Sunday School Convention.
The Ladies Mite Society OF the Pres.
byterian Church will hold a business
meetingl in the lecture room of the
church this (FHday) evening at sol
O'Clock. A full attendance is desired.
Silas M. Reynolds of Temple Lodge |
Milford, was appointed Grand Sword
Bearer at the lO2nd annual commune
cation of the Grand Lodge, A.F.&A.
M or Delaware, held in the Masonic
Temple, Wilmington, last week.
The Kent County Levy Court at it's
october session allowed James NJ. Sat
erfeld, A. Donhell Marshall aud DR..
". D. Burton $500 each for supervising 5
ne work of preparing new induces for :
~ Parliamentary Office Of that county.
The Collins Mills, near Georgetown. L
re undeFg DING a general OverhauIinp C
the hands of George c. Abbott & Son C
ne millwrights Of Milford. In addition
the inside work, new waste-gates
ad fore-bay will be added. The work
Ill be completed about Novemb Der Ist. 70
Many Delawareans are interested in al
'uthern timber, and one OF them is NJ
seph B. Hearn Of Georgetown, who m
now South looking after the interests of
The Pee Dee River Lumber Company. to
which he is manager and a large a
'ckholder. Mr.. Hearn is not expect du
to return before Christmas. We
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1907-10-11
Whole Family Has Typhoid.

AT staytOnville the family of Hartly
M. Gray is stricken with typhoid. The
mother, one Of the first to be smitten
with the dreaded disease, has about re-
covered and is sufficiently strong to
direct and do great part Of the nursing.
Ofthe ten inmates Of Mr.. Gray's home,
six are now in their beds, suffering in
the advanced stages Of the fever. The
stricken ones include the father and
five children. DR. George W. Marshall
has sent samples Of the well water to
be analysed to zee if it is the source Of
The trouble.
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church News.

Presbyterian Church. The paste
will speak Sunday morning on 'Duke
Of the Neighborhood." Sabbath Schoo
at 2 o'clock. Meeting in the evening
at O'Clock.
Mass will be celebrated by the Rev.
I. F. WaldrOn on Sunday, October
18th, at 1870 ?. m. in the New Century
Club building. 0The public are cordi.
ally invited.
Avenue NJ. E. Church.-Divine ser.
vice 10. Boa. 10. Subject possibilities of
Prayer" Evening, 7.8O, Prof J. Milton
Davidson will lead the choir. Special
music. Sermon subject, "MoraI Power
OF Memory" Sunday School 2 D. m.
Christ Church. October 18th, Goth
after Trinity, celebration. 78O
a. M mathis, litany and sermon, 10 30
,. m ;Sunday School p. M. ;St. Steph-
EMS Chapel, 4 Is; st. Faiths Guild.
tuesday evening Christ Church Guild,
Wednesday evening.
The subject for the morning service
the Baptist Church next Sabbath at
O.SO a. m. will be 1.-THE Walk in New
less Of Life" The hand of Christian
'llowship will be given those baptized {
'st Sabbath. Bible School 8 80. The
7ening service will begin at us. All i
L
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The Sussex Levy Court.

AT its session held last week Jacob
ingram was elected constable for Tenth
Representative District. Edward G.
Fierce was allowed the sum of S24. AZ
as excess and delinquent taxes for year
1905. William s. Davis was allowed
$40 as rebate Of tax. Curtis Steep.
constable Of the Third Representative
District, was allowed 500 to defray
expenses Of said officer for medical at
tendenee, having been wounded while
making an arrest. Adjourned to Tues-
day, October 10Th.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1907-10-11
Woman KIIIed BY JoIt Of strsst c.r.

Thrown to the floor Of trolley car.
which started with a jerk before she
was seated, Miss Clara Register. 25
years old, Of Lewes, Delaware, was so
badly hurt in Philadelphia on Tuesday
afternoon, October LIST, that she died
the following Friday, having been un.
conscious most Of the time since the
accident. Miss Register, who was Wis
iting friends at 62lS Vine street, Boarded
the car at Sixty.third and Vine streets.
When she was thrown, the back Of her
mead struck the floor violently, and the
resulting cerebral hemorrhage caused
leath.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1907-10-11
SUSSEX COUNTY COURT
CONVENED ON MONDAY

The Octocer term Of Sussex County
Court convened at Georgetown last
Monday, and there are about twenty.
hve cases to be acted upon-most n
them are negroes.
The Grand Jury ignored the case of
Dr' Ruhi, who was charged with max
ing an assault upon John E. Truitt II
also ignored the case Of John RatcltF
VINO was charged with having cut a
man IN street brawl in Milford
Two negroes were indicted for selling
liquor without a license at Bridoviue
ana both pleaded guilty and paid fine
OF $4,000; but when they started to
ieave the court room, they were arrest.
ed by officers for the U. S. Govern.
meht and held to answer for selling Lin.
uor without license, and will be AT. |
Ranged at the next term of court At
Wilmington.
Robert W. Bailey was charged with /
stealing corn, but the jury brought in a
verdict Of not guilty.
George A. Jones, a white man frono
Iewes' was convicted Of toying with a
emale white child under u years Of
'ge, and will have five years at the
Vork house to think the matter over.
AS we go to press a number Of pettv ,
cases and some for carving
oncesled, deadly weapon. are oc- s
lpying the attention of the court. il
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1907-10-11
Should Raise the Rents,

The old tenent houses in Milford arc
occupied generally by a class who
spend their money for liquor, and be-
come disOrderIy, and the property they
occupy is not profitable to its owners.
Would it not be q better plan for the
tenement owners to raise the rents, and
get fair returns for his investment. It
would only deprive the drinkers Of
some OF their booze. Labor is getting
double the amount Of ten years ago
out rents thu tenements are just the
same. Whv notTaise rents?
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1907-10-11
DELAWARE IS S1l,25O7l
RICHER IN STATE REVENUE

Delaware is richer in State revenu,
by 81 ,25O.7l for period Of six months
this year than for the same period dur.
ing 1905, and the big increase is largely
due to the efforts Of Collector OF State
Revenue Harry w Chairs.
The figures show that in New Castle
county from April 1st to September
3Oth, 1905, the amount Of revenue col
lected was $61 ,599.6S and for the same
period this year, 500, 5S4.9s, a gain Of
81, 1856. 30.
In Kent county for the same period
during the year 1906 the amount was
S6,576.3S and for the same period this
year, IS, $4,000, a gain Of 81. 858 90.
In Sussex county during the same
period Of 1906 the amount of revenue
was So, 1885,, while that for the same
period this year was SIC, 597. Is. a gain |
OF 81 ,4ll.49, making the total gain Of
the three counties Of the State SII, $50. II
for the period of six months this wear
As an illustration of what has been
accomplished by the collector of rev.
enue is the fact that in Kent county
from April LIST to September 8Oth, 1907, ?
.WentY six eating house licenses were
ssued, while prior to that time only one
vas Issued in the history Of the State. I
Thirty-four Of these license were is v
ued in Sussex county for the first tine
the States history. a
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1907-10-11
Pure Food Law.

The State Board Of Health and the
state Board Of Pharmacy will hold a
joint meeting in Wilmington on Thurs
day, October 18th, relative to the new
Pure Food Law, which goes into effect
on November LIST. The object Of the
is 20 look into the law care.
fully, note its requirements and decide
on what plans should be adopted for
complying Herewith.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1907-10-11
Married..
Observation-Disclosures.

- DONbUNUUUHs
A pretty wedding was soIemnized al
the home Of the BRIDES sister, Mrs. join
Clarke, in Lebanon, Delaware, at high
noon on Wednesday, October 9th. 1907
when Miss Leah Durborough, daughter
OF Captain John G. Durborough, and
Mr. Thomas Davis, a young merchant
OF Milford, were united in marriage
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
E. II. Nelson. in the presence of a large
company Of relatives and friends. They
will reside on North Second street
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1907-10-11

AT the monthly meeting Of the Trus.
tees of the State Hospital, held last
week, the report of Superintendent
Haneker showed the admissions for
September to be 8 males and 5 females /;
discharged, l6 males and females i;
population 227 males, 17s females
total; 4O5. He received for board Of
patients, SSO9.S2.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1907-10-11
New Century Club.

The first regular meeting Of the Mil
FORD New Century Club, under tn,
present administration, was held or
Monday, October 9TH, with the presi,
Gent, Mrs. Byard P. Burn, in the chair
The session opened with the club song.
followed by the presidents address
which was largely devoted to the sub.
Ject OF furthering the success Of this or.
ganization. In response to the roll call
the chairmen of standing committees
briefly outlined their work for the ensu.
ing year. Miss Lena Short, a Milford
delegate to the tenth annual meeting NJ
the Delaware State Federation. held in
May 28rd and oath. 1907
gave very interesting report Of the
occasion, with extracts from the report
d Miss Garviu of PHILADELPHIA. and
rom the address OF Mrs. Sarah Platt
Decker, president OF the General Fed.
ration. By request, Mrs. George W.
darshall- the newly elected president
I the Delaware State Federation of /
Vomen's Clubs told of the plans for
FORK that the State Board hopes to &C. <
ompIish with the co operation of all h
ne clubs, as the strength of the Fedora a
on Is In the individual clubs. Refresh F
tents were served and the meeting was t,
iJourned until Monday, October l4tb. Il
hlch will be history day. Subject
Russian Literature" in charge Of
ISIS Syrena J. Hall.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1907-10-11
Regiment Win Parade IN Wilmington

Official orders have not been Issued
but it is almost a certainty that the en-.
tire regiment Of Delawsre's soldiery
Will parade in Wilmington on Thurs.
day, October 31st. The Milford com.
pany should take up at least fifty men
for the occasion, as it will be the first
time the entire regiment made a parade
in that city in seventeen years.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1907-10-11
Big Mass Meeting.

A big mass meeting will be held at
Houston, Delaware. on Wednesday
evening, October 10th, in the interest Of
home protection. Thomas Hare, Of
Washington, d. c., will deliver his eIo-
quent address, illustrated with his NOV.
ing pictures. George B. Hynson of
Milford will also make an address.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1907-10-11
Milford Grange.

Milford Grange will resume regular
weekly meetings at 80 p. M. on Sat,
urday, October 18th. 1t is hoped there
will be large attendance at this fall
meeting. Members are earnestly urged
to come prepared to suggest topics for
and so help make up
containing subjects Of practi.
cal and general interest.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1907-10-11
SCHEDULE OUT FOR MANY
ANTI-LIGENSE MEETINGS

The State Central Committee of the
Anti-Llcense party and it's State execu
i've committee have planned to stir
the entire State with mass and street
meetings from now until election dav
in November.
The Black Knight, John H. Hector
who is engaged in organizing and ad.
dressing negroes, will, at his own re
quest, be used to speak on curbstone
ana soap boxes every morning and AZ |
ternOon throughout lower Delaware
ana to address opera house and hall
meetings at night. These speakers are
announced for these Delaware towns;
Saturday, October 18th, Milford, John
S.StrahOrn, member of Cecil county bar
Monday October 14th, Dover Opera
House, James E. Ellegood, Of Sails
bury J. L. Kerr, of Maryland. FELTON,. !
Vaughan 5. Collins. l
Tuesday, October 18th, Laurel, James C
Il. Ellegood, J. L. Kerr. Place to be y
announced, Vaughan S. ColliHs, I
wednesday, October 18th, Bridge
Vile, James E. Ellegood, J. L. Kerr q
Place to be announced, Vaughan S. te
Collins. u
Sunday, October Goth, Wilmington. Il
Boston's Catholic orator, John t. Shea ii
Monday, October 21st, New Castle X
John 7. Shea, Boston. =
Tuesday, October 22nd, Wilmington =.
evening. Professor Charles ScanIon -
National Temperance Evangelist Of the -
Presbyterian Church Of America. Same ~
evening, Dover, John T. Shea Of Boston. ~
wednesday, October 28rd, evening. =,
Milford, jain T. Shea of Boston. Della.
ware City, evening, Professor Charles 90
Jos
Tnursday, October Gath, MarshaIltor. -
n elsewhere in New Castle COUNTY, OF
ohn T. Shea of Boston. Middletowp, Vi
Professor Charles ScanIon. s'O'
Friday, October 25th, Newark. John ing
Shea Of Boston. Townsend, evening,
'rofessOr Charles ScanIon.
Saturday and Sunday, October 25th
nd 26th, at Smyrna, Wilmington and p
.eWark, Professor Charles ScaDlop will will
'eak morning, afternoon and evening Of Il
Monday, October 2Sth, Dover, Judge at 2
'muel R. Altman OF Indiana. Cam. at 7
Professor Charles Scanlon NJ,
October 10Th, Frederick. T. +
ofessOr Charles Scanlon, 18th,
Wednesday, October 8Oth, Whining. Club
D. Judge Samuel R. Altman of Indi. ally
a. Milford, Professor Charles ScanIon Az
Thursday, October 3Ist, Lewes ; Fri vice
v november lst Bridgeville; Satur- Pray,
y November End, afternoon and Davi,
nday, November 8rd, Smyrna and music
to be addressed by Professor of Me
aries ScanIOn.
Governor HOke Smith Of Georgia will SIND.
badly be secured for the closing day a m
night Of the campaign In Kent . =, =.
Sussex. = =, /,
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1907-10-11
49th Anniversary Of the Chansl

The Chapel Sunday School will hold
its 49th anniversary on Tuesday night
October 22nd. Il will be musical en-.
tertainment with an address by Rev.
Howard 7 Quigg. Prof. Ralph Venuto
OF the Keith circuit of entertainers will
give selections on the harp and also ae-
company Miss Quigg in her vocal selec.
lions. Prof Venuto has appeared before
Milford audiences several times before
and has always succeeded in delighting
his hearers. 1t is so seldom that the
people Of this town have the opportu.
nifty Of hearing harp soloist Of national
repute that they should avail them
selves Of this privilege. Prof Alexandra
Roux will sing several tenor solos and
The BreDe Brothers Orchestra will rem.
Ter some favorite sacred and secular
hrs. The program will appear in our
lext issue.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1907-10-11
Senior Glass Have Good Tine.

Sixteen members of the Senior Glass
OF the Milford High School went on a
straw ride in a large wagon last Tues.
day night to Houston, where a surprise
party was given to Everett Manlove-
one Of their number. They had Jolly
time and got home after midnight.
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Notice.

All members Of Crystal FOunt Lodge,
No. 10, 1. o. o. F., are requested to be
present on Monday evening, October
18th. Installation Of officers.
w. g. SAMlIoNs F. S.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1907-10-11
Public Sales.

On Thursday, October S1st, Il. D.
Spencer Of Cedar Neck will sell his per-
sonal property at public sale. For par.
tieulars see advertisementin this paper.
and posters.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1907-10-11
Obituary.
HURD.

robert Hurd, aged AZ years, died on
Friday, October 4th, 1907, at his home
on Marshall street, Milford, Delaware.
he leaves a widow and seven children
Funeral services were held at his late
nome on Sunday afternoon, Rev. w.
H. Savage officiating. Inrermeut was
made at Odd Fellows Cemetery.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1907-10-11

Mrs. Annie E. Hall, wife Of George
b. Hall, died at their home on south
Front street, Milford, Delaware. on
Sunday afternoon, October 9th, 1907. i'm
child. birth She was the eldest daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs John Walls. who
reside near Staytonsville, and was "a
years, s months and day old. Mrs.
HAN leaves a husband and one son.
Carlisle, aged IS months. Funeral ser.
vices were held at her late home ON
tuesday afternoon and was largely at
tended, Rev. II. L. Bunstein officiating
lnterment was made at Odd Fellows'
Cemetery.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1907-10-11
GRAHAM.

Mrs. Mary E. Graham, aged 81 years
died at the residence of her dauebter
Mrs. Ella A. Call, near Milford. Della.
ware, on Tuesday afternoon. October
Sth, 1907. She was born in Vermont
ana was married first to Otis Wood, by
Whom two children were born-Burton
+. Wood Of CastletOn, Vermont. and
Mrs Ella A. Call of Milford. In 1889
she was again married, to John Ora.
ham, and after his death she came TO
Milford to reside with her daughter.
where she has been for fifteen years.
she was greatly respected by all who
knew her. Funeral services were held
at her late home on Thursday afternoon.
Rev. w. H. Savage officiating, and in
erment made at Odd Fellows Gene.
cry.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1907-08-13

Miss Cora Gillette, a adaughter of Art
Gillette, returned last Saturday to her
home in Browns Valley, Mimi, after
visit Of several weeks with her grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Gillette.
Secretary Ira B. Thomas of the Iowa
State Retail Merchants association is
a Daniel come to judgment. He says
the best defense against the mail order
house is advertising. Dubuque Times.
John McDermott and family are en-
joying visit from his sister, Miss
Mary McDermott of Mason City, Iowa,
and his niece, Miss Gertrude Gurren,
of Armstrong, both of whom arrived
last Friday evening for two weeks
visit.
James Camfeld came down from
Minneapolis last week for short visit
at home before going to work as help
er in whatever station to which he may
be assigned on the M. & L. Ry., he
having recently completed course in
telegraphy.
Chris Shields was in from Howard
Center township yesterday morning,
having business with the officers of the
County Mutual insurance company in
regard to the settlement of the loss on
three head of cattle which were killed
by lightning in Sunday mornings
storm.
Merrill Bowers and wife and the
latter's cousin, Miss Clarice Baird, Of
Osceola, Ia, who has been visiting at
the Bowers home at LIE Roy, came
down Saturday evening for a visit with
Cresco relatives. Merrill returned
home on Monday, his wife remaining
for longer visit.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1907-08-13
For SALE-The picket fence along

For SALE-The picket fence along
the front of St.Joseph's cemetery will
be sold to the highest bidder, the
purchaser to take down and remove
fence. All bids should be sent either to
John Mullen, John. McDermott or
Henry Baker not later than noon,
Monday, Sept. End.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Con-
gregational church will have Friendly,
Thursday afternoon, Aug. 18th, at the
nome of Mrs. G.. j. Webster. Mrs.
Calvin Webster, Mrs. Miles Graf,
Mrs. B. P. Norton and Mrs. W. K.
Barker will entertain. All the ladies
are cordially invited.
Miss Florence Miller of Postville,
Iowa, and Miss Grace johnson of Ches-
, ter, are guests at the home of the lat
ter's sister, Mrs Walter Eddy, of Ken
dallville, arriving last Friday. Miss
Miller who is a graduate of the State
Normal and has successfully taught in
this vicinity, returned home yesterday.
Henry j. Hove and mother went to
Cresco yesterday. Henry will undergo
an operation this morning at the Kes-
| sel.hospital for appendicitis ). Mr.. and
Mrs. F. E. Jones, who have been visit
ing their son, C. D. Jones, returned to
their home at Ossian the first of the
week accompanied by their grand
daughters. During the storm Tues
day morning lightning struck the James
Courtney barn north Of here and the
barn which was full of hay, cream
separator, wagon ETC., were burned to
the ground. = Ridgeway Review.
The Milwaukee accommodation train
hes been taken off, its final trip bring
made last Saturday. So far as Post.
vile is concerned it makes but little
difference-the difference being largely
in favor Of our hotel keepers. But, if
we were living in Cresco or any town
on the I. & M. division, it would make
considerable difference. Those people
now have no way of coming farther
east than Calmar by day train. 1t is
ride night OF walk. Verify, towns on
but one line Of railroads get mighty
few of the good things in train service.
l-Postville Review.