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Milford chronicle., 1910-02-25
BURRSYILLE.

Leland Russell, OF Wilmington who has been
visiting MS parents, hss returned home.
Lyman Porter. o. West Chester Is spending
some time with MS parents
MIS- Mary Grihith and brother. Of Henderson
are the guests OF their sister. Mrs e. y. Foun-
tain.
Harry Hanson. wife aud son and Mr.. Mary
Br sedinR were the suesIsof SIR aud Mn. I'll Oh
man Harvey on Sunday last
Miss Nellie Jacobs who mas been visiting Mn
Roberta Wyatt Of near Denton. has returned
home
Howard Chance, OF Baltimore. ,pent sunday
with his sister. Mrs Enos Cieaves.
A. l. Russell and sou spent sunday with M
and Mrs. Hoisneer. OF Ridgeiy.
After tpeu diug two weeks with Harrington
friends Miss Mary ThawIey has r=iurned TO
her home.
Mrs Mary Cahall M0lie Caha. ard Mrs
Lena ThaWlev spent "Wednesday % last week as
me guest Of Thomas Cahhil snu wife
Miss Iva Russell entertained Miss MARY BAR
fah on sunday last.
Milford chronicle., 1910-02-25
UNION.

Our Grange was largely attended Al its last
meeting. Visitors from Milford asd HarrIng.
ton oranges were present. Mr. Peet aRd Mr..
Wolf each made an address which was much
appreciated. Come again. We welcome our
brothers IL the grange Next meeting. March
2nd, will be an open meeting and all are in
vited.
The Box Social on Friday evening OF last
week went on nicely. aud q nice little sum was
realized which will be applied on an organ for
the school.
The siork visited the home OF Mr and Mrs.
Eugene Donovan on Wednesday, Feb. 9Th. and
len a bright baby gir.
Mrs Wm. MiIDy has returned 10 her home
in Philadelphia after an extended visit 70 re-
latives and friends here.
Joseph Deputy has slsoreturned to his home
IN the same city.
We note the im proved appearance Of the
Fleming Farm under the management Of the
present owner, Major Anderson. and we pre-
dict retusn Of its Old time thrifuness. This
farm. one Of the largest and best in the neigh
borhoOd has been running down ever Ihe
death OF james W. Aiken who resided there
FOL many years, but it looks now as n the place
was going 10 take on new life
IuFymau HuHslon Hudson has been attend
ing court az Georgetown the past two weeks.
We beard from one ofour old neigh5ors now
residing a. hampston, Va. He says that it Is
with pleasure that he reads the items nom
Union. This shows that our paper has 9 wide
circulation. Wherever our neighbors remove
10 q distance stale, they always take the
lhFoRcle With them. c. g.
Milford chronicle., 1910-02-25
FREDERICA.

j. q Greenlee has moved into the store on
the corner Of Market and David streeis IL
addition TO ais meat business be has stocked
the store with groceries. The store T. vel
supplied with electric lights and makes bril-
liant corner at night A telephone has $50
been installed.
The steamer Frederica is beirg repsinted-
botn or tue exterior and interior.
Last saturday evening Harvey Rash enter
tained about nny-hve of his young frierds at
party. The young folks were present from
Houston Msgusiia. Bowers, Milford Neck and
Wilmington. Breme Brothers OF Housioo,
furnished excellent music for the occasion.
vhich vas one of the m lst enjoyable feaiure-
Of The evening. Games were played and
choice se ecilons rendered by TIE grapha-
phone. AT % o'cl9ck the gue-ts were invited
% the dining room wneFs SO abuHdauce ~
refreshmenis were served By the hostess. A
very deiighuul evening was spent. The suesls
departed AZ midnight wishing Harvey maly
happy returns oftbe pleasant occasion.
Mrs. Mary A. Boone entertained her large
class Of the primary department Of the N. 3.
sunday School last Tuesday evening Her
home was filled with ibe lively youngsters,
who had looked forward with pleasant anti
cipation for several days. for isis event
Music, singing and recitstions caused the O.
merits 10 pass al 700 quickly Refreshmeuts
we're served 10 the dining room where the
tables were spread With good things and light.
ed with various eolors OF electric bulbs. the
scene was ike fairylaud 10 the little folks
bout nine o'clock they bade their beloved
teacher good night and returned TO their
homes 20 dream Of the lovely time they had
spent
Mrs Z. Dashieu will entertain The little
folks o. the kindergarten department on sat
urday afternoon
The missionary anniversary Of the N r.
sunday School will be held sunday. March OH
Mrs. F Melvin was taken suddenly 90 10
church on sunday morning. she was taken
70 the sunday School room where phys clan
was summoned After she was revived she
was taken home 10 q carriage. Tue attack
was caused uy Indigestion, and we are glad 20
report that sbe is able 10 ue ont aEain.
Mrs.. Tsnnie ID. sweeny, OF Pal. sdelpbia was
the guest o. her uHcies Col John DARCY aud
:. Warren Darby last week II VIII be re-
mem bered that Mrs. SWeeuy was the designer
OF the handsome memorial windov 20 the
memory OF CarIie Hau Lester ia The S. f.
Church ard others.
our public schools bad holiday on Was-.
irgton's Birthday.
Mrs. Beatrice Taylor o. Wilmington. has
been visiting her auut. Nrs. Luther Rash
A. " Boone took trip 60 Wilmington last
week 10 attend the state council of the Jr. O
T. An
Mr and Mrs. james Frazier were given d
complete surprise last Saturday evening %
Vas the twenty-hitn Anniversary OF their mar
led fife and some very pretty gifts were re-
,eived. A large number OF friends. about IS is
~. we're present, aud Il is needless 60 add
nat q delightful time Was spent
Milford chronicle., 1910-02-25
DIOCESAN OFFERINGS.

The Delaware Churchman prints the
following: "The last reports from the
Board Of Missions showed that offerings
toward DelawsTe's spportionment for
this year had been received from ten
parishes, viz: Christ Church, Christi
ana Hundred; Christ Church. Delaware
City 81. Philips, Laurel ST. Anne's,
Middletown Christ Church, Milford /;
st. Thomas, Newark Emmanuel, New
Castle; ST. james, Newport; Emmanuel,
Wilmington, aud Trinity, Wilmington.
or these ten, three, Christ Church.
Christisna Hundred, Emmanuel, vii.
aud St. James, Newport,
have already paid their full spportion-
ment for the year and the frst two
have exceeded il.
Milford chronicle., 1910-02-25
Clothing Department.

Mems &c al wool hose Oish, and heavy ,ssishi)
a., Wed priee lss
Men 9oe Work Cloves. Wed. priee 4Qs
a new iot OF Mems Soc pleated bosom dress shiria.
- Wed. price Sc
slen ioe black = hose Wed. priee pairs for 2os
pairs Mems heavy white work hose Wed. for 25c
Men white hemsdehed handkerehiefsW ed for 25s
Milford chronicle., 1910-02-25
BOWERS.

An work and play makes Jack duu boy
The rueunbers OF the Bowers base bail team to-
gether with the ladies Of the Tiace who are not
unnniudnul Of the above maxim are making
the necessary arrangements 10 hold Festival
and socisl IN the dining rooms Of the Kent Cot
tage Hotel on Saturday evening February ath'
1910 iu order 20 sreuethiuE their finances SIN
&. .euty 10 re-coup their necessary psrapheTnalia-
Those having the matter 10 charge Wiii spare no
pains TO make the affair success socially as
well a. financially. All the viands of The season
all te served ou the spread as wen Is canfee-
tious. Ice Cream. Cake. etc. The public is iugi-
ted 20 come and especially all lovers Of He Ball
garueto meet with them ard help the boys ont
ana put them iu position that they Vlii be ready
20 start IS soon ss the season olens
our roct and perch fisherman have been catch
ing some very 6ue fsa during the las, zen days
ana 10 -av the least they are quite tooihsone
ta.s season OF the year. But the phen -Heual
rrices thst ther are getting for them 10 the citv
rnarset make the fishermen anxious 20 Sc; them
10 that market. willard Tribbiu made snip-
meut a bout the middle Of this month and his re-
turns ,hoWed that rock sold as high as 81 cents
per 10. and perch ljc per ID. wholesale. They
succeeded in catching quite bnucH Of them on
Monday of this week From all appearances 81
the present there will be more men engaged 10
shad dshins from this place this spring than
ever before in one season. Thev are getting their
nets in order 50 as TO be in readiness when the
weather viii admit Its an old saying among
dsherneu, that COED isa season follows hard
winter IL such De 30 we must OF q necessity have
an extra dsh season this coming one.
Mr. ard Mrs. Geo. ". Flack of I,aursi Spring
y. j. are here al their summer residence, and
viii remain for some time. Their object in
coming 20 early iu the season. is 10 look after
property and especially the Beach Hotel as he is
going 70 have considerable building and altera-
lions made TO Il before the season opens
Mrs. M. ~ BiIderback, matron on the steame
Frederica. Is spending part of her time hiie
the boat IS laid up in visiting friends in Milford
Neck.
Mrs Matthew Mtteu and Mr. Jane Nitteu o.
Milford Neck. were visitors ou last SUNDAY Of
Mrs Alex Miuuer.
Wr and Mrs. Howard Johnson Of Rising sun
Del were guests OF Mr and Mrs Wills johnson
on Saturday and sunday
Mrs Tohu H. short IS visiting friends at the
present time 10 lover.
Mr and Mrs Leon Kelley Of Little Greek, are
visiting N-. and M-s WIN .. Kelley.
ST. and Mr. harold Ca weI spent several
days With friends near Rising SUI. returning
home on Monday last.
Kisses Mamie Davenport and Annie Farrow.
siessrs Mics Holden and Jacob Hammel were
IN attendance al The dsnoe and social given by
Mr. and Mrs ". Z. Rash iu Fiederca on last
saturday evening
Mr.. G. h short and Mis- Annie Nav Galway
we're visitors in Harrington returned home or
Monday last.
Hubbard. the little son Of M. and Mrs. Willis
is quite ill al this wiring snder the
professional care Of Dr.. Hoey aside from this the
,enerai health OF the place Is improving At
lre-eut
Milford chronicle., 1910-02-25

THE case Of lack Goodwin has
been appealed to the Supreme
Court Of the United States and we
firmly believe that this will be the
one good thing that can come out
Of the entire matter. The State Of
Delaware has placed in its constitu-
ton an amendment which is clear
" in conflict with the constitution
of the United States. which sPeci
hcly SAYS, that no American citi-
zen shall be deprived of his rights
and liberty, unless he shall first
have a trial BY a jury Of his peers.
The law under which Goodwin and
Others have been prosecuted, pro-
vides for a trial before the judges
only. and therefore is contrary to
the constitution Of the United
States Of America. Such eminent
lawyers as Thomas B. Reed OF
Maine, have given as their opinion,
that Delaware S law is contrary to
the Constitution OF the federal gov
eminent, and the carrying Of this
case to the Supreme Court Of last
resort, will settle the question.
Milford chronicle., 1910-02-25
MILFORD'S BIG INSTITUTE.

The Farmers Institute at Armory Hall
last Friday was largely attended by the
farmers around Milford, attracted not
only by the fine program Of speakers and
subjects but by the very excellent ex-
bibit Of farm products and poultry that
had been secured by the active efforts Of
William n. Hires. AS printed in the
Chronicle last week liberal premiums
we're offered by the business men Of Mil
ford, and q committee composed Of Pro-
lessor Hayward, Professor Grantham and
A. B. Peet judged the exhibits and made
the awards, as follows
The following prizes we're awarded for
exhibits.
Butter-lst Mrs. J. fl. Rosa; 2nd Ms.
Lemix; Srd R. J. Hardey.
Wheat-One bushel, lst Oscar ".
Short; ! bushel, lst Layinus Austin; also
2nd on bHshel.
Yellow COrn-lst longest corn, Charles
Poetles; lst best corn, Charles Postles;
Draper Davis Prize, ". f. Hall; let
grown after clover, J. H. Rosa; 2nd $ R.
Austin.
White Corn-lst W. 5 Davis; 2nd
Charles Postles.
Oats-lst G. W. @. Cobough
CoWpeas-lst Russell Robbins; 2ud K
c. BeRley.
Lima Beans-ist A B. Peet; 2nd C.
~. Vibbert
White Soup Beans-lst T. E. Harris
snd j. E. Dolphin.
White Potatoes-Irish Cobbler, lst A.
E. Num-; Snowflake, Let ]. E. Webb;
Green Mountain, lst J W. Truitt; Larg-
est, let o. W. Short; Late Rose, lst ]. /
". Bennett; 2nd J. E. Webb; 3rd A. B.
Peet
Sweet Potatoes-Yellow Nansemond,
Ist Fred Whitehead; 2nd H. Austin; Big
Stem, Ist H. Austin; Peppers Choice, 1st /
R. C. Begley; Red Nansemond, LIST W. I
Watkins; 2nd Fred Whitehead; 3rd Jacob .
H. Rosa; Big Stem, 3rd F. Jefferson; Gold
Skin, lst Wilbur Hammond
Onions-lst D. Collins.
Onion Sets-lst Lena sharp; 2nd W. B.
Reed.
Turnips-lst James B. Gilchrist; 2nd
R. C. BegIey; 3rd B. N. Kain.
Parsnips-lst r. Truitt; 2nd Jacob II.
Rosa.
Cabbage-lst D. Argo; 2nd A. f. Num-.
spinach-lst F. J. May.
Apples-lst Charles Postles; 2nd Jacob
H. Rosa.
Pumpkins-lst Mrs. F. C. Breck; 2nd
W. n. Hires.
Popcorn-tst D. Boyce i
Beets-lsti Jacob H. Rosa.
There was q fine display of poultry, but
no prizes we're offered. The entries being
rs follows:
R. II. Pierce, White Leghorn, birds.
J. o. Chamberlain, Rhode Island Red,
loar birds.
W S. Watkins, 5. c. Buff Orpiugton, six
birds.
J. E. Webb. Buff Leghoru, 4; Brown
Leghorns, birds. h
William H. Deputy, OF Oakley, White
Yyandotte, birds.
Howe & Lemix, White Wyandotte,
birds. 3
w. n Hires, white Minorca, 4 birds. 4
Layinus Austin, Barred Plymouth
rock, birds.
William L Norris, Greenwood, Prize
Tinning Barred Plymouth Rock, 6 birds Il
Jacob 81. Rosa, Rhode Island Red, 8 p,
irds v
!. F. Phillips, White Leehorn, birds .
". +. Lank and J.. W. Hammond wild y
uck decoys. iC
Milford chronicle., 1910-02-25
GENERAL ASSESSMENT.
TOWN OF MILFORD,
1910.

NOTICE. is hereby gwen that the Town Council
OF the Town Of Milford will st Couu Of Ap-
peals TO hear any appeal from the assessment a.
made for the year 1910. persuant 70 law providing
FOR the general assessment Of the Town of Milford
safe Of Delaware. on Monday March 7th. 1910 be-
II. cen the hours Of a. M and i2 noon Al the Office
OF Alderman Joseph No. 10. North Walnut Street
The assessment lists are hung up in the Post
Ofiee and the Windsor Hotel
GEO. F. PIERCE.
Auesi, President Of Council.
THEO TOWNSEND.
Clerk o. Council.
Milford chronicle., 1910-02-25

ON another page Of this paper is
printed a series Of formulae for mix
ing phosphates for Delaware crops,
which should be carefully cousid-
cred by every farmer.
Milford chronicle., 1910-02-25
Bargain Department.
Millinery Dept

Any Child's Sweater at half priee for Wed. sale
ANY Trimmed and UnsTimmed Hat at half price for
Wed. sale
4 ny Child's Gear al half price for We'd. sale
Milford chronicle., 1910-02-25

THEO TOWNSEND
Clerk nl Cannrl
Milford chronicle., 1910-02-25
NEXT WEDNESDAYS Big BARGAINS
Shoe Department

Any pair Mems lace S4.Oo Regal Shoes,
Wed puce s. -
Any pair Women lace 500 Regal Shoes,
Wed. pree. s2.75
Any pair Mems Rubber Boots q, < of regular
price for Wed. sale
Any sc Bortle Of Regal Shoe Polish for i6e tor
Wed sale
ANY pair Mems Women's. OF Children Rubbers
AZ \ Of regular prices for Wed. sale
Dry Goods Department.
s % Black Taieita six 80 in) Wed pnce Sc
l1c Black Habut SILK "a in) Wed pree &c
l3e Ladies Hose in Tan and Black Wed. priee &c
l-adles pig Muslin Gowns, Wed. price see
- 80 Administer Rug SIZE l.x54 IN Wed price 81 IS
3 and loc Iorehon Lace. Wed. price Sc
ladies SIS Wrappers. We'd prire 9Se
e apron bingham. Wed price e
S Spool Cotton (all black) We'd price g
. and Sc Outing Flannel Gowns Wed price Soc
ladies' De Shor Skirts Wed price 25e
loc Dress Gingham Wed. pric. sr
g loVFels Wed. price SC
-9e 6ea spreade Wed. price &c
l5e White Shirt Waists We'd rrire 5O-
se Unbleaehsd Muslin (56 in. ,yide) Wed. price 7e
Smyrna times., 1910-10-12

Neighborhood courtesy is one of a
towns best assets. 1t is the best
and cheapest kind of advertising.
For community, like a business es-
tablishment, is best advertised by
its loving f lends. If as a town we
cannot import any manufacturing
industry, let US try to cultivate a
little neighborly sociability. 1t
might help US more than we think.
The Lonaconing Star, with a cir
culation of several thousand copies
each week, has suspended publication
at Homecoming, Md. Mr.. Robinson
is a prominent republican and an
editor of ability. He had a good
plant, but he found that it took
more than this to run a business
that has swallowed up more money
for investors than any other known
to the extent of capital invested.
E. ]. Steele, Middletown' nurse
ryman, has propagated a new straw
berry called the "Steele Seeding" 4"
said to be of superior qualities. 1t
is an early variety, at least a week
before the earliest Sussex berries
are in the market. He has great
hopes and prospects from his patch
in the future. He, last week, pick
ed some two dozen or mole quarts of
second crop b erries.
Messrs. Samuel E. Whitman,
Bertram E. Whitman and Walter
W. Whitman who for a number of
years were editors and proprietors
of Easton "Star Democrat" but
who last spring sold it to stock
company, have severed their con-
nection with the paper, to take
place October Is, and will move to
Pleasantville, N. j., where they
have bought "The Press" weekly
newspaper of that town.
A wedding of interest to Cecil
County society took place at moor
Thursday, when Miss Blanch L.
Biles, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. c.
R. Biies, of near Elkton, was mar.
ried to Clifford Robertson, of New
York, by Rev. Bernard Binkama, o.
Rock Presbyterian Church. This
ceremony, which was witnessed b!
several hundred guests, took place
at the county home of the BRIDE
parents, Willow Grove.
Smyrna times., 1910-10-12
Forced 10 Leave Home.

Every year a large number of poor
sufferers whose lungs are sore and
racked with coughs are urged to go
to another climate. But this is
costly and not always sure. There's s
better way. Let DR.. Kings New
Discovery cure you at home. cit
cured me of lung trouble" writes
W. R. Nelson, of Calamine, Ark,
"when all else failed and l gained
az pounds in weight. It's surely
the King of all cough and lung
cures. Thousands owe their lives
and health to it. Its positively
guaranteed for Coughs, Colds, La
Grippe, Asthma, Croup-all Throat
and Lung troubles. SOC and 81. 90.
Trial bottle free at Benton N. Wei
don's drug store, Smyrna.
Smyrna times., 1910-10-12
Pennsylvania Railroad
Bulletin.
OPENING OF THE GREAT PENNSYLVANIA
STATION IN new YORK.
Bulletin.

On Sunday, November 27, full train service will be in
auguraed by the Pennsylvania Railroad
station Seventh Avenue and Thirty Street.
York City.
Thelocation of the Pennsylvania Station block from
Broadway blocks from Fifth Avenue of
the hotel club and theatre district of Manhattan
short radius located the majority of the big retail
The Seventh Avenue surface and
Eighth Avenue surface pass its DOORS the Thirty
Street surface (cosstown) pass its Thyfourh Street
and stations of the Sixth Avenue Elevated Hud
and Manhattan Tubes short block from its
trance.
Time tables showing and from the Pennsy
vana Station being arranged and be obtained
at Ticket Offices before the opening of the Station
Connection will be made at Manhattan Transfer (near
Newar) with local trains to and from the downtown stations
by way of Jersey City, that downtown New York pas
engers who desire may continue the Coand and Des
brosss Street Stations and the Hudson Terminal Station of
the Hudson and Manhattan Tubes.
Smyrna times., 1910-10-12
For More Than Three Decades

Foley's Honey and Tar has been a
household favorite for coughs, colds
and ailments of the throat, chest
and lungs. Contains no opiates.
Sold bv Benton N. Weldon, Smyrna
W r. KEYS & Co.. Clayton.
Smyrna times., 1910-10-12

Roland Stockley, the youth who is
charged with having murderously
assaulted Farmer James Thomas
Williams at a church festival near
Laurel, two weeks has recovered
from his woundslsuhiciently to permit
his removal to the Sussex Jail,
where he was taken by Officers
Minos Hearn and Thomas H. Adams.
williams is lowering between life
and, death in the Peninsula General
Hospital, Salisbury
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-05-05

|ourd gemeinianneg Sano III Sano Mr.
beiten NIT unierer bodm. oeutiden
fatboliiden @eiitli6efit bon Seem
Seriep CUR gldn5enoiten in Sen Mnna-
len 6eS 9. st. 6. @entral=8ereins 5u
MAIDEN. M0ge 6ieie uniere freunoli9e
ginlaoumg 8ioerbaq fin6en in Sen
Screen aler unierer @lnnbensgenoi.
len. W0ge in Sen 9agen ser IS. sc.
understanding 6es 9. 81. 6.
@entral=8ereineS oas fatboIiide.
Deutibtbl1m Ser @ereinigten 5taaten
iid} bereinigen in ser staot Meparf,
g. S., nnb unieren lieben Mitbiir
germ Sen Musruf entloden: u5ebet sic
&atbolifen Mmerifa's, iie
iin0 geboriame &tnoer ibrer FL. Stride,
trel1e 8iirger unieres glorreiden 2an-
6es, ltets treten Tie Elm fir @abrbei,t
@laube uno &e6t." Desbalb m0ge
in 6en septembertagen 1910 111r Elm
STUFF 6ur6 oie 8ereinigten Staaten er-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-05-05
MNenorem in sitnns.

2ebten 0onneritag Morgen um 8
lbr REF @ountpzMuoitor Sobn s.
&au Ste 8eriammlung Ser County
Miielioren int @ourtbauie 5ur Sro=
nung, morauf @err Geo. @eis ais
&oriiber ut1o Mi9ael Mies als 5efre-
tar erpablt murben. IS maren AZ
M%iielioren our @eriamml1ng eri@ie-
men. Die neutrality-suspicious. pur0en
pertbeilt; oielelben miiiien Dor 6em
eriten Montag int Suli an sic Count
tp=Auoitors office 5urudgei6idt
meroen. Solgenoes 8er5eibniB muir
Sc als Morm fir Sic Mlielloren bel
ibrer Nbibabungsarbeit feitgeiteut:
&Fiferbe, @a11leiel unb @ieI. Elm Sabr
nlt, $40; 3u@tbengite, feline Mdbren umo
&ennpferbe $3.50. @tn6bteb, Elm Sabr
alt $500; 5tpet Sabre alt $500; &ibe
$12; allies m1Dere &tnobteb, bret Sab
Ire ait l1nb bariiber $15; @6afe ieglt9en
Mlters 50; 99lpeine iegli9en Nlters So.
- @agen, &l1Hden, S1lttten nro 3net<
rddber $12; Nmtompbile ut0 a11ere &raftz
lQyI0euYe OU Ylu0elI Wy UOuelt SOel>
ties. = @6bz un0 5tridmal9inen S.;
Sd9enz unb @anDubren 81; Nelo0eons
unb Srgeln SIS; &labiere $50. - @ausz
baltgerdt6e unb &let0er so Rro3ent Des
bollen @ertbes. SfftcezWDbel so Rro5.
bes poIen @ertbes. = Mdergerdtbe uno
Mai9inerte gu SO Rro5ent bes poler
Observation-Disclosures nnb 9ampfz
maidinen gu SO Bro5ent oes ponen &erz
ties. - @pIoz llnb 5ilberzYlatten unb
plnttirte @aare gu so Pro3ent bes boil
len @ertbes. = Sabrttmtenz Wtaterial
l1no notwithstanding 8aumitdmme,
2umber etc., 5u so Yro5ent Des bolen
@ertbes; 6esg1ei6en, @ei8en, Mebl,
etc, 5u SO Hrp8. beS bolen @ertbes. =
Sabrttbanbiperf5eug etc. 5m so Hro5ent
bes bol(en &ertbes. - 8%anfgel0er etc.
gu so Ero5ent Seq bollen @ertbes. -
Banfz@reoite etc. 5u SO Bro5ent bes boil
len &ertbes. - Mnbere als 8nrfcrebite
gu so Fro5ent Beg bolen @ertbes. -
8orratb un0 @obilinr bon Sdanfgez
16dften, @bbdliern etc. 5u so Ero3ent
BEG bollen @ertbes. - @lebatore,1, @ad<
renbduier etc. 5n so Bro5ent Deg boIlen
8ertbes. - @unbe uber feds Monate
alt IS. Mues anbere nidt in Sic bprberz
%geuannten Stems einge19lol1efe gigenz
tbnm 5n so Yro5ent BEG bplen @ertbes.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-05-05

gentral=g ereiins, iit bod sic gerpiirf
lidlng oieies 2oiunggmortes bas Sun
oament, Der 5dliiliel 3,1r 20iltng oe'
10 brennen0en Gagesfrage, namlid
oie 2oilu1g ser io5ialen Jroge. @ol
len mir nniere Nflidt als Mitglieoe1
|0eS 9. 81. 6. Gentral-8ereins, als &c
trele &in6er unierer fl. Stride bon
uno gan5 erfiiuen, nr1B unier iebnli6'
tier Wunib fem, t%beil5anebmen an oer
fommen0en General : Ser inmmlllng
0es 9. 81. 6. Central ereines, sic 90
itattfinoet our gbre @ottes, gum @ob,
le l1n6 our 6reibeit l1nierer fl. Stride
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