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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-04-14
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dim. BON benz manfetnen ipeiten Bid
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meg ansehOren. bat etnen Mufruf err
lafen, in benz ale Deutfhen bes sSnz
unb 9luslanbes nm Gaben fir biss
Oenfmnl gebeten iperben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-04-14
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5eit.
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Al1ali:l1ntIri1rA.
YranoenBatrG.

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0eaerret&. &.Nngdr,t.

Wien. Ser 32idbrise M0betz
tiI1lerse6ilfe Geors 3iegler mubte
tpesen Werfolgunssipabnes Der pipz
diatriiden alinit iiberseben iperpen.
Seine Mnseb0risen beaeihnen bas
2oos, bas ibm als Grfinber befdteben
mar, als uria9e bes Wabniinns.
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den nit ben BON ibm ansefertieten
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ibm bic aonitruftion miBgliidte, ber=
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Oberiten Rednungsbofes, @ebetmer
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fGbrlih @erIebte Deripeigert. 1T eben=
fans ihtper perlebt. Das DuelI fon
aus stringfiigiser llriude entftanben
iein.
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Cuxent6nra.

2rrem burg. - Sulius 2eoz
narop, bisber pfurrer in 3olper, TT
gum pfarrer in @ilsoorf; 5etnrid
2orbing, bisber 8itar in 5tabtsrano,
gum pfarrer in 3olber, unb 5rieorid)
Shmit, bisber aaplan in N0roin9en,
gum pfarrer in Dahl ernannt NOR
Den.
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9eNen.Yarmaa

Ml5ep. - Sn benz Nadbarsorte
Greimersbeim itebt bic Dienftmagb
Barbara 8eder aus Mauhenbeim
Bel benz 8eigeorOneten Boos ihon 80
Sabre lang ununterbrohen in Diem
item. Die areisfpurfaffe Ml3ep bat
ibr cine prdmie bon 20 Mart 5uers
fannt.
Nor einiser 3eit beransliidte Der
Mebser Mbam 5eiB babier beim
8dumeausmaden baburd, baB ibm
Elm 8aumitamm ins Rreua fiel. On
ben erbaltenen 0erlebungen 1T Seib
nunmebr geiterben.
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frdtifden aonoi0aten erbie.ten 22O
Gtimmen.
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olB cine 2otontotiDeI beranfam. Die
Mufbine ergriff uno iiberfubr f6n.
gr mar anf Der 5telle tobt.
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SeGen -NaGau.

RuffeI. 9trr Waf6anitalts@
befBer 5. Mlbreht i'm Gtabttbeil
Bettenbaufen fonnte auf bas 25iabz
rige Beiteben feiner Ndturnufchan=
ftalt nit Malenbleide 5uriidbliden.
GInbenban. SIN naben
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Yroptnt $&reswtg- Soraein.

SaIesnis. Der Dberarsi
Der prODin5ial Siren Ssil= uni
pflegeanitalten 3n NeuitnOt !. g., Or
4r0mer, 1T an oie prObinsial=Srren-
0eilz unb pflegeunftalten in @1les=
mig persebt tporben.
Mngeln. 0ufbeiiber Grie=
heridien in Gulbe pertaufte feiner
8efb NIT 81 9eitlheffel f1!peren 8p=
oens an Mdrdudrofen Mbnebp fiji
$4,000 Marf.
SBebpe. gu GtaDtrerornne.
ten ipurben anufmunn Wittmaat mil
521. Gterpoitaiiiftent Geittn nit 51S
itno Maurermeiitsr golIte6r nit sec
Gtimmsn gepdblt. Die ioaiaIoenno=
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@ros,,bnrs.

Norbe enba m. - Wegen GROCER
unteri4lagungen Derbaftet tpuroe in
Norbenbam Der Raufmann u. Sholl.
Gs banbelt iid Inn bic Summe bon
10000 Mart, bic S9ol gum Nahz
tbeil elmer Sirma in ganiirben fiir
fth berbraunt bat.
Milford chronicle., 1910-01-14

THE cats out of the bag, and those
who sold their Delaware Railroad
stock last year at the attractive look
ing prices offered then, now wish
that they had held on to it. The
interest having the purpose in view
to get a permanent lease, or at least
a long term lease, on the Delaware
Railroad, have shown their hands,
and in the matter to be laid before
the stockholders Of the p. B. Il w.
road at a special meeting this month,
they will be asked to approve Of the
lease the Delaware stockholders
having already done so thru a
committee, which met at Broad
Street Station this week. The pro-
position briefly proposes to give a
seventy per cent. allotment Of ad-
ditional stock, and twenty per cent.
to be paid in cash to stockholders,
and their new stock be guaranteed
an eight per cent. annual dividend.
This is another very luscious melon
to be sliced up. In a great measure
the fields and orchards Of Delaware
have contributed to this special
piece of good luck to holders Of
Delaware Railroad stock. Wonder
if the freight rates from the Della
ware Peninsula could not be adjust
ed thru a State Railroad Commits
sion in a way which would increase
the earnings of the railroad com
pany. and at the same time encourge
the farmer and fruit grower to pro
duce greater and better crops of
produce to be transported? 1t is a
question for the people to think
over. The railroad is as necessary
to the people as the products OF the
people are to the railroad, and there
should be melon cutting for each
side to enjoy.
Milford chronicle., 1910-01-14
FREDERICA.

Revival services 81 the NJ. r. Church are IN
progress and the stores close at an early hour
in order that everyone may attend the serVi-
ces. owing to the sad illness Of The evangelist
Mr.. Pugh he is unable to be with US as soon
az we anticipated. But the meetings are IN
teresting and well attended. he Is expected
TO be with us on next Sunday evening
Last Friday evening Mn James II, Msnlove
entertained the Ladies Aid Society After the
usual form OF business was gone through the
evening was devoted to sOcialibity.
Mrs ". F. Hoey and Mrs. X. K. Postes had
prepared an amusing and interesting program
OF music and games which was highly appre-
ciated by the guests. The hostess VINO is well
known for her hospitality served the most de-
licious and appetizlng refreshments possible
for a winter evening quite large number
was present and everyone spent delightful
evening.
on saturday evening Mr. and Mrs. Robert J.
Meredith entertained a large number OF friends
and relatives. In the contest Of" Foxy Grand
pa,"Mrs. Anna Stevenson secured first prize.
Refreshments we're served and very pleasant
evening was spent by everyone.
Miss Evelyn sipple Of near New York, Is Wis
iting her grandfather Jas. F. Sippe.
Jas Wooters who has been confined TO his
home as the result of fall is able to be out
again.
James Frazier who has beeu quite sick for sew
eral weeks is able to set up row, and we hope TO
see him oui soon.
Miss Frances Cook continues TO improve stead
lily.
Ira Grobuti has bought out he flour aud feed
business OF Mr Hargadine and will continue the
business at the same stand with Joshua Bennett
as clerk.
Mr. and Mrs. william Faulkner have moved
into their new home where they have painted
and papered the interior and made other i'm
proyements and have a nice comfortable home.
The Christmas entertainment was held at Bar
rats Chapel on Tuesday evening Il was very
pleasant ati air and was well attended in spite Of
bad roads and wintry weather.
Melvin Brothers aud b. F. Kemp cut lee at the
miupond on Wednesday.
MI and Mrs r. b. McMichael of Milford Wis
tied their parents Mr. aud Mrs. Thos. kirk last
week
Miss Clara Hudson entertained her young
friends at Il party on Monday evening. About
twenty girls and boys were present and u merry
evening was spent in games and conversation.
Refreshments were served and the your folks
enjoyed themselves very much indeed.
Milford chronicle., 1910-01-14
Stockholders to Vote on an Offer.

Otho Rowland, chairman OF the COM
mittee of minority stockholders OF the
Delaware Railroad, states that his COM
mittee has not made any recommends
ton. whatever, with respect to the ac-
ceptance of the reported proposition Of
the p, B. and w. Railroad towards MAX
ing a perpetual lease Of the Delaware
railroad and guaranteeing an eight per
cent. dividend on the basis of five million
one hundred thousand dollars in stock,
Notwithstanding the fact that an after
noon paper quoted the committee as re-
commencing a settlement on this basis.
lie further states that his committee
has referred the matter to the stockhold-
ers, whose proxies the committee holds,
to be decided by themselves, and the
committee will, when the time comes,
vote the proxies in accordance with the
wishes Of the stockholders they represent
The Board of Directors Of the Delaware
Railroad Company met Monday in Phila-
delphia and approved OF the report of the
special committee of the board, and
ordered that meetings of the stockholders
be called to decide whether the Della
ware Railroad shall be leased for long
term to the Philadelphia, Baltimore and
Washington Railroad Co, and whether
the stock shall be increased so that stimuli
taneously with the making OF the lease a
stock dividend of 20 per cent may be
paid, and the necessary action be taken
to pay an additional dividend Of 20 per
cent. in cash.
1t will require at least thirty days be-
fore the final vote of the stockholders
can be taken upon this matter.
Milford chronicle., 1910-01-14
Delaware will Get Militia Money.

1t has been learned that the reason
why Delaware has been classed rs the
only State which has not complied
with the provisions Of the Dick bill is
because there are not twelve compan-
les in the First Delaware Infantry, as
the regular army organization com.
templates But according to Adjutant
General 1. Pusey Wichkersham, the
failure Of Delaware to have n twelve
company regiment will not deprive the
State Of its right to participate in he
fund, and the State, General Wicker
sham says, will receive its share.
Milford chronicle., 1910-01-14
Mr.. woodsll Pleased With Results.

l was persuaded by Mr.. Allen Vinyard
the agent last Spring to use a half car
load Of Fountain Rock Lime. ! have
slaked and spread many thousand bush
els of lime; but, this lime slaked more
bushels, and was the strongest lime ever
used. 400 bushels of this lime covered
% acres of scarlet clover stubble after it
was plowed; from which harvested
] 500 bushels Of ears OF merchantable corn
in a very dry season. Cost per acre Tor
lime was $l.6O; which is sufficient lime to
grow three crops Of clover, and three ol
corn.
BEL b WooDAiL, Milford, Del
Milford chronicle., 1910-01-14
HOUSTON ITEMS

Moses Harrington aged o. years, died at the
residence of Mr. and Mrs Zach Johnson on sun.
day last. from apoplexy. He had never been
married, and made his home with Mr. Johnson
whose first wife was his sister. The funeral was
held In the Methodist Church here on Tuesday
last at one o'clock, and interment was made in
Hollywood Cemetery, near Harrington.
Last sunday evening Rev. J. II. GeOghegan
preached a sermon for the New Year on Char
acter Building" in which said the deeds and
words Of our daily lives are the material from
which we are forming character An illustration
OF this is an incident OF last Saturday; when a
man who was visiting our town from neigh.
boring town, used filthy language which fell on
the ears of young and plastic minds Who can
tell what the harvest from few poisoned illhy
seed thoughts may be How much better the
conversation on Monday OF Ex-senator Reed.
the sunday School man Of Glendale, when en-
gaged in pleasant and profitable conversation
with one Of our citizens in regard to the sunday
school lesson.
Those who were to move TO new homes have
left us and other have taken their placesi New
faces where ever you go.
Time brings change to all
But lives that are pure aud stainless
Perennial bloom aud good fruit bear;
No change can come, their sky is changeless
In the settled peace OF celestial air"
Prof. Hartzstne having recovered from his i'll
ness returned to his school last Monday.
Joshua short Of Milton was a visitor here
Monday
Milford chronicle., 1910-01-14
GREENWOOD.

The i'm pOrtance OF Greenwood in CONNER
cial sense is growing rapidly, and Il Will sur
prise many to know, that ten stores are doing
business here, and eight OF them are general
stores Yet they come; as G. c. Short Will open
up his store for business this week, and the
building has been newly painted inside and
out.
The marriage Of Samuel Milman and Miss
sadie Harris, ofnear this town, took place last
week, but we have been unable to get The name
OF the preacher who performed the ceremony
OF the exact date,
Clarence Beebe and Miss Nancy Dawson
were also united ln the holy bonds OF matri
mony last week. and are now escOned on
farm near BridgevlIle. where they viii start
their new life.
with all the other increments to business
we now have two BARRIERS the last to arrive is
located in the place occupied by G. b Porter
last year and he opened up last durdaY for
business. He had quite a number Of custom
ers, whe speak well for him.
The finest Rhode Island Red chickens IN
Delaware, or on the penins Ia for hat matter,
are produced right here IN Greenwood. We
can prove it TO the world, and have proved II,
for at the Wilmington Poultry show, which
lust closed at that city, w $. Todd had several
pens of this breed Of chickens exhibited, and
he was awarded the first prize in one class, two
second prizes in two other classes, and two
third prizes In other classes. In addition he
received prize of s. in gold for the best pen
of chickens He has fine lot Of chickens,
and sells great quantities OF eggs. Hurrah for
Greenwood
Albert Dawson has moved to Greenwood
and brought with him the Old lady who broke
her hip by fall some weeks ngo. IT doctor
thinks that she Will never be able to walk
again.
The two boys who stole the liquor from the
railroad station here in December have been
captured by the Railroad detectives; they we're
taken last Monday. Better be honest boys.
aud rum is an awful bad thing for a boy to
handls anyway, let alone stealing It.
Mrs. Robert Day, OF Clayton, has been visit
ing her parents here.
Lottie Long has returned to her home at
Clayton after a two weeks visit here with her
grand parents.
Hubert Wright aud his child are i'll
Rev. A. W Mather and family have return
ed after a two weeks visit in Maryland.
Merris Staytou is recovering from a sudden
illHess.
j. X. Wiley has been III for several days.
Tigham Caball, who has been III for two
months, is but little improved.
Milford chronicle., 1910-01-14
Here is the Limit.

The day is not far distant when "caIds
Of thanks" will be thing Of the past.
When death enters a home nelghbOrs
never fail to do all in their power to
place a silver lining back OF the dark
cloud, and they do not expect or desiIe
any thanks through the public press.
One subscriber, however not to be out
done, sent in the following Mr.. Edi
tor: l desire to thank the friends aud
neighbors most heartily in this manner
for their cooperation during the illness
aud death Of my late husband, who es-
capped from me by the hand OF death on
last Friday, while eating breakfast. To
my friends and all who contributed so
willingly toward making the last mo
ments and the funeral a success. ! de
sire to remember most kindly, hoping
these lines will find them enjoying the
same blessing. have also good milch
COW and roam gelding horse, eight years
old, which will sell cheap. God moves
in a mysterious way, His wonders to
perform He plants His footsteps on
the sea and rides upon the storm Also
a blacK and white shOAt cheap"
Milford chronicle., 1910-01-14

THE Workhouse in New Castle
is paying off another batch of its
bonded indebtness this month, and
the reports show that Sussex Coun-
ty has paid all of its indebtness to
the first of this year. Kent and
Sussex should work their cOnvicts
on the roads and drainage bitches,
instead Of sending them to New
Castle County.