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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-26

WnfFt tntbielf brfi dbaefbplIsns gn'
tronsn. ipdbsenb sins pi<rit. stIabne
Vatrone onaenfhsinIib perinat bate.
obgieid, 3ammtr. mtbrmoIs oboebridt
bate. Rtben bsn NtpolNr loa Elm
3fitel init ben Mortsn: ugDenn Tu
oas, mas Du preotgisit, In bic 1hci
umatiebt battslt, mare aIIss aut ess
irsisn." Der 3eiitI mar obnt Inter
ffrifi, iebph Tn Der 5unnfnrii. bss
3ammsrt asihrieben.
Sur 3tii Der 1ras0bie beFant
iit auber BEN Gbepaar nur 6snrn
gsderi, tpsIfer i'm srsi:en Gtcdiptrl
iuobni. in btm 5ouls. Or borie. fris
3nmmert beimtam unb ale 1biirsn
suidIob. aurs. 3eii ipdir p5ris tr
fpie 1rau 3nmmtrt an bic Wchi
nunestbiirs tlOpfts uno ihren WunR
bat, lls tinguIafEsn. Die Ihiirt puroe
se0finst, uno i'm ndhitsn ausenblid
iisIsn 3tpsi ShiiiIs.
fJrau gortl0nh 8. Sia. iptlte In
BEN 6inierbouft lpOhnt, ersldrit, edb
3ammsrt etfisrn Worgen .urs Dor .
llbr on ibrs 1biiu asilopft uno Iis
etIrdat babe, ipann feline 1rau bic
Wobnnna D<rlaHsn unb oh ne sur 3tii
Strabtns obsr 6ausiIsieung gsitostn
babe. Sis babe ibm fsins aasiunii
ntbsn tOnnsn. uHo 3ammtri babe ilt
in feline Wohnnug 5uriidtesebtn Bur
3s ,3eit fpdisr lei 1rau 3ammert
btimestpmmtn. Gb otg 1raeoois elm
moriptfisI spiftsn benz Gkpd1r
porausgeeanaen mar. tam frau Oil
niht auoeben. ba fis sur 3eii NIT ih'
ren 6ousdrbeiisu btft1fiiet mar uno
ben aeuien seine ipsi,ert gecdiuna
ffentss tis bic SAiiiTs fiei.n.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-26
1ritie Seuiin. Bret. Rirhe.
(Qniinr q. natintr.l

an - TrittsR Tsuiit. prot. air'
G,e an Da!nut. nabe 8. Sirnbe, finoet
nod spetlp0ttn.litsn 1trien moraen
@ormiitaa um 10 ubr tuiso,r Goiiess
oisnii i.nit. Der prsbiser bat 'it Don
Tsin.r grtrnniung fotusit trbo!i. oab
n btnitIbtu lsiisn tam, unb er hoiit.
ei. gRi.slisosr uno 5rsunbe isiner OF
m.inbs. aItsr. unb iuHetre JreuHos.
In srob.r 3obl bssriibsn su t1nnsn.
9sosrmann IN hersIi6 iriIscmmsn.
llnmititlbor ndh eem 0ottsscisnft
finoei i'm Shulloiol bic pierielidhrIls
te Gtmsinbs. unb bic monatlihe airs
Notwithstanding iiait. Scnns
iasituis in ME etpOhuIih Norseus
um 8 llhr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-26

Die Eobsiusion TarAineturine &C.
In Wtfi gqieels,opa g.. iplro. ipie ois
giutinnaii gomnsrecl aHociaiioR
beionnt mat't, lire Jl5:;i mad Gips
einnati rtrlsssH Ino u. bat ods iriiasr
BON Der amsricda Screp 80. btnagis
Gia.ntbum, go. 2253 Sprinl 0rope
apenue aspat.s.. Die 5irma iabris
sirt SieatIiat uRb 4.aEsUiti. nno
bsitdftigt % Irbeiisr, hcIft Isoch
bisfs 3obI in Babe su tsreoppelr. Die
gsamisn Der gonoinslon SO. iinb:
Gsorss 8. Clint. prdiosas; ehaE. W.
Raiisrmnnn. S,trsi6r; otcrss Rnssl.
Shnhmeiftsr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-26

Itr G6auiaiitnsS SpssinIiii Dor In
Der Tonnerftng Rdtt ,uieosr an Ger
arbeit. Ter asrl iteint ss nam.ni
lib ouf bi, 5irma eueo,tins pcn 8.
apenus unn Race Sirabs, fotpis ouf
biz airma goios on 5. Ipe. gTe Fnss
Sirnbs ahesftbtn 81 habtn. a Der
porl,sten 9af,t pureeu ndmlih oi.
auf ben Gsitsnptssn BON otn 5ile'H
Gslho'ien nnesbrad3tsn Sfaus's.su
gum nri..sn Tlal inntrbolb peaiesr
DOdsn ssrtrammsri uno hires 5ns
bdfss bernuci.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-26
GeuQtpr Qorimer bat elm

Senatpr 2orimer bat eine
aebarniiAte Rebe aegen SnitiatTpe uno
Referenbum seboIten. Gortmer 1T elm
8ertbeioiger Der reprafentatipsu Regies
runa, ME tie burn i6n reprGientirt
ptro. unter oieiem Spitem reroen
Senutoren ppn ben Gorporattonen gss
pdblt uno 8sigeu ii6 oafiir ertsnntlia,
inpem iie GjeieBe 3u 9unitsn BON Wsoz
nopDIen uno Yrioilegien unterltussR
uno Seben, Der fie betdmpft, einen De-
mnQpaen nennen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-26
Qotal !. 6eridt.


lit Waurbod Wanufae.as:as Go.
bon go. $40 Hroabfpan erlpisiie ses
fern i'm poliSsissriAt eiHsa 5aitbss
febl eessn Glios U. 8eos. sinta 9ss
fh1fisreiisnben, unter Der aHnlae bes
Beiruees. 9obe foa Iin Der Sfnrlsi
Nnnufaeturins Go. In Qsnton. WaH..
esgenlber f6Ifhiih fur sinenDtlhdfi
relfenbsn Der Wurbod 60. auseeesbta
unb bic erisgsniuIie birm1 oatn biefe
faIIhe Aneabt Dtranlabt a-beIL i9in
eilen anseblitt iperibloitn GDtf fir
$50 einsuioHirsn. 8oee htfincet Iih
In gsefpton in 6nfi.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-26

Die perIautet, 9ebt Der 8rGz
itoent bic often in Der uuter1uhuu9
hes IanopirtbIhuftlihen 9epartea
msnts burd uno als ReiuItut tptro
oeruusgeIagt, oaB enttpeoer Setretdr
@ilIon ober 9r. WiIeD ibre 8erabz
i6iebung 81 gerpdrtigen bdben. 8enn
Giner ppn ibneu qsben mub, iolte es
Der SetretGr Iein, Dieter 1T Ietht 5u
eriesen, aber Elm IoIh tsnutniBreiher
unb uuf ods goItsppbI beoahter
Wann pis 9r. WiIep iit ittper gu
finptn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-26

Zen Qerger gnelanos in Qgaoir. Die
teutIae Diplomatic 1tedt England uHo
5rantrsi6 suiammen in ben Sad.
Sn benz grobsn Gtienbabn Spz
item, rpeI6ss unter Dem Ramen: Die
Sarriman Qtnien befannt lit, itebt
Elm Streit in ben DerfItdtten bepor.
Der ielbitperitGnbIid ben giienbdhns
transport ldbmeu pirb, fans er gum
Qusbru9 gelungen iollts. Die Diff
rens lpirb burd cine BON ben arbsie
tern beubIihtists Reuerun9 berporgez
rufsu. 9esenpGrtig itno Die arbetter
in ben Wsrtitdtten ieoer 8abnliuie orr
guniiirt, aber iie iteben nitt in adrtel
nit ben 4rbeitern Der iibriaen Ginien
pes Spitems. Dos ioQ nun oo6in alb
aeGnoert neroen, bab bic Qrbeiter IN
alien @ertitGttsn bes SpItems gu etz
ner Organization 5uiammengefugt
perben, mas Die getriebsIeiter Der
8abnsu Mot ouloen pollen. Sym gro
Sen 8dn3en louft ibr @innanb auf bic
betnnnte Reoensart binaus, bdB Die
getriebsleiter isber 2tnie nit ibrsn Arz
beitern ieIbsr perbdnosln uno tetne
Gtnmiihuna ppn Irbeitern, Die an an
bersn 2inien beihdftigt iino, ouIoen
rpp[Ien. W}an gluubt eben, tletne
glrbeiter SroantIdtioneu befer be-
berrf6su gu t0nnen, aIs etne grobe
Organization. Der Stanopuntt Der
9lrbeiter iit, bab ibrs Organization
oerienigen Der Qrbeitesber anges
pdBt iein muB, bab penn QsBtsre
gu elmer 90rpsrItaft pereiHtgt itnn,
ME oQs ia Der 6au lit, bic grbettsr
ebenfaQs gu elmer S0rperIhoft pereis
nigt perben miIeu. gDie iiblih piro
uber nitt bic grin8ipienfrugs gum
gru6 fubren, ionoern Die 9elpaltatte,
lpeIhe Irbeit8eber 10 germ IN 4npsns
oung bringsn. Die Qetter Der 8dbnIis
MEN bQben bic Qrbeiter in ben N1erts
ftGtten su SalNenben abgeIegt, mas
rihti9 ols Elm Gini6u6terun9sperfua
aufoefabt lpiro uno bic Strettlu't
entfaat bat, bic pu6riheinlih ouf
8runo Der 9rin8ipisnfragsn aQein
ni4t errpett porben ipdre. Die Geiter
Der 8dhuIinien bringen aber aud eis
nen Qnosrsu 8runb Dor. Der ndbere
gsa6tung Derbisnt. sic erbIiten in
Der characterization cine 8orbereituug
gu bp6eren Qobnforberungen, peIte,
tpie bic 9etriebsIeiter Iaqsn, unter ben
geaenpGrtigen gei1Gftlihen 9erbGlts
niiIen nit3t berpiLigt lperben tonnen.
Die opn Der Regierung qsfuhrteu Sta
tiftitsn f6eiuen bisie llnm0gIihtsit gu
beTtGtigsn: es if ia auh betaunt, baB
bic Giienbdhnen Ieit 1907 teins Seios
Tpinnen, Ipnbern Uliibe hobsu, ibre
gubgsts i'm 9Ieihgeptdt gu balten.
Gs tpmmt biermit eins Shpieriateit
CUR 8eItung, auf bic mir fat tdgtdg>
lid binpeiien. Die GDbne oeniieen
niht, nm Die Soften bes 9sbsnsuntsrz
boIts gu beftreitsn uub bic 2lrbeitgez
Der 'inb in SOlgs Der 9sfhdftslols
ritt I'm Stanbe, mebr gu sebsn. Die
Q0Iuua bieies prpbIemg Iiegt in elmer
beoeutsnben GrmdBigung Der 3Dus,
peIds ben MonopoIspreiIen Elm Gnos
MAIDEN unb buntt bic Qrbeiter be-
fdbiasn piirbe, nit ben ieBi9eu Cob
nen ibr 4ustommen gu fiHpen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-26
Z@Hs IZHeine
nod nrio bon europa
nit allen Tampierlinien.
0ele fenounaen

0ele ienoungen
nod Teut'dlInno. Geiterreif,. .llnGnrr
etc. frei ms Sons Der gHIpiunger.
Npllmiadbten
refiseiiliia nnaeiertias. uno
0rbf@aftss8 8pueettOuen
prompt nno reea beforgt.
Western German Bank,
Ode IL. uno :yise Ssrahs.
MfaR
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-26

5r1n5pien isber gprpono baBu
felt. 8u Iie bic @erbinolid,tett nes
8ertrdas BON 1909 midi beItreiten
t6nnen, 10 miiiIen fie iih in oieIen flts
een, bis cine neue Yeritdnbigung er.
Sislt porben iit. SnSntiteu bletbt
duh bas beutits ariegsihiff sum gro'
Zen Qerser gnglauos in Qgaoir. Die
teutf6e Diplomatic itedt England uno
5rantreih 3uIammen in ben Sad.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-26

fiir bieles Blntt tpurben eeitern Dsn
ben Cptiisrn 6. RIetn Il Bro.
30. 435 Roee Girnbe. folgenbe 9ems
psratur untsrf6iebe resifrift:
Dorm. Grab Na4m. Grab
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-26
Die bsuti6s diplomatic

9is bsuti6e Diplomatic
Idbt. rpie erfihtIih, Gruntrsit sap.
teln. Sic bat nit Der grleoiquno Der
nIaroftanifhen 4ngelsqsnteIt tsine
Gile. Denn i6rs 5oroerungen ut6t
tepiIigt perOsn, isBt oos beutIte Gas
pital ieins 2bdtigteft in Warotfo uns
-sr Dem gertrdqs bon 1909 fort. Das
fdlit aber eeruOe Den 5ran3oisH auf Die
Ierpsn. gle bnttsn offsnbar uibt er-
lrartst. baB bic 3eutihen iih nit fold
szoBem Gifsr uuf bic 4usbeuturg DON
Marofto perfen piirben unD m0hten
germ bic unliebfamen aonturrsrten
los tperDen. Tds tann aber nid)t ebsr
gefhehen, als bis Grantreid, lid su
ren BON 9eutIdtanb geforberten 3uges
f.anbniffen nsritebt. Gamit III aud
eleiHseitis gfiast, bab es 81 einem
Qriese nidt tommsn tam, neil ben
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-26

0us General 9oitamt 1T in
heller GntrIitung iiber bic fiinF 3a6ns
linien, bic Gbicagp nit Ct. 2ouis pers
btnoen. 9egsnpdrtig nimmt Der
8risftransport babin neun Stunoen
in 2lniprud. Qripdtfroht, Die idneIs
Ter gef0roerung beoarf, tommt in
feds Stunben an. 1as goItamt rpolIts
fir Die griefe bie'en Itneuen Grams
pprt sr8ieIeu uno idrisb 2lHgebOte gu
bieism 3pete aus. 4bsr teine ein3ige
BON ben fiinf gabnen meloete Ii6. Gs
piro permutbst, mas pobI ni6t unbsz
9riin0et isiu ipiro, DaB bic flint Bah
nen iibereingetommen limb, bds Qnges
bot oes pDitamts unbsuhtet gu IaFeu,
reip. chamber teine 8onturrsn3 Ju
MAIDEN. 9araus lit Su erieben, pie
nertbIos Die Sruitgeiege iinp.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-26

SR Canada lit bic Wabltdm.
rugne in Is56aftem 8ange. Gg ban
tclt iit dber babel nidt bios Inn bic
elHe 5rage, Ob Der Rs3ipro3itGts Der
tgdg nit 0en Ser. Stdaten rQtiftsirt
neroeH ioQ, iDuDern auch I'm Shaf.
f!tHg elmer carootften Grieqsmnrtne.
Dar6 8ertoppelunq oieIer beioen Sra
gen bat Der canaoiTde premier iia ei.
her JuopaIitdt gegeu bic Ser. Staaten
ihuiots qematt. Die Rs8ipro8itGt
cQetH pUrpe obne Shpierigtsit sur
Nnndbme gelonsen. aber qegen bic
|56dffung elmer ariegsmarine hrr.
fhen rpeitgshenoe 9sDertsn. 9ieTe 81
logalItdt, Die mir es nenneu miiiTen,
triti nod oeutliher burh bic 56Qtidde
berDor, DaB oas jsBtqs Barlument bic
8e3ipro3itdt gutge6eiben bGtte, a6er
ser gremier Dsranitultete eine Qeus
llabl, nm permittelit Der pppuldren
Re3ipro3itdt Dem uupOpuldrsHRarinsz
grojett ourt3u6elfen. syn 50lge bic
ier Sa6lage ldbt iid niht borausfaz
gen, ob Der Re8iprp3itGts. .8ertruu
burhge6en, b. f.. Elm bieiem qunftiqes
pdrlament gspdblt ipsroen rpirb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-26

mir fin b gsipannt, ob Die fol-
gsnbe Rubuliiterei in bem grossb ass
gen 6enrp GlaD 9eottp, eSr., ourhge=
ben pirb, Der ansetIagt iit, feline Sat
tin auf elmer 2utOmobiIFabrt ermprbct
81 buben: Cur 9erpeisfubrung lit cine
8eihretbung Der ShuBpunbe moth
penbig. Die 4er3te, peIhe bic Qsiz
henidau perQnitaItst botten, be-
3eugten, baB Die piitpIentugeI ourh
bic linte 9ate in ben ShGoeI eiHqes
orungen mar uHo ben 5interihdhel
3erihmstterte. gurdufbin iteIte Der
8ertbeioiger ben Qutraq, bic unsrlGBz
lihen 3eugenausiagen gu Itrei6eH,
neil in Der &Iagsidrift Bios gefugt
pirb, oaB bic 9ugel bic liute gats
getroffeu bat. Der Ri6ter bat u5er
ben 2lntrag nod nttt srtI6isben.
SGIt sr iin perpflittet, ben Qntraq
Der 9ertbeibtgung 5u Qensbmigen, 10
lit fDieoer einmaI Elm U&oropro3eB an
elmer 5e6nitaIitdt geIheitert, rpie bas
ale Gage qef6iebt uno oas Moroen
in oteiem 2anoe itrofIos ma6t.
Smyrna times., 1911-05-31
SPENT DAY AT BETTERTON
Three Auto Parties Made up of Snlyr-
mans Enjoy Pleasant Outing

UTcc FNutO Y dTticS WduG up OI onlIT-
mans Enjoy Pleasant Outing
A party of fifteen Smyrnians max
ing up three automobile loads had
a pleasant outing yesterday, Deco
ration Day, at Betterton Beach, Md.
The day was spent in boating and
indulging the pastimes of the resort.
No untoward accident happened to
any of the automobiles and all re.
turned delighted with the outing.
The three cars and their occupants
were as follows: F. A. Smith with
his "Dragon" carrying Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur T. johnson and Mr.. and Mrs.
Andrew D. Cole; Daniel C. Bailey
with his Maxwell" carrying Eugene
Davis, Captain Josh Davis, j. Frank
Webb and Hilory W. Oliver; L. M.
Price with his "E M F." carrying
Charles j. Sudler, E. M. Fowler,
E. T. Porter and Prof. Earhart.
Smyrna times., 1911-05-31
SHAD FISHING AT A CLOSE
Many of the Boats in Delaware Rive
Will Quit Fishing This Week

Shad fishermen are catching the
obnoxious "greentails" or bug fish
in such numbers that patience ceases
to be virtue because the fish wrap
themselves in the nets in such way
that it takes much time to extricate
them. Robert Newlove, of New
Castle, caught sturgeon that net
ted $40. 40 and a Delaware City boat
caught four which brought $3.50.
Another boat netted $170 by two
sturgeon catch, and third man OBJ
tanned $91 for the fish he caught.
The river appears to be full of stur-
geon. Some of the shad nets were
not strong enough to hold the big
fish and several valuable ones got
away. The catch of shad is poor
and many of the boats will quit thi:
week. The bug fish are so plentiful
the fishermen do not look for many
more shad. The shad season closes
in about a week. A number of tn,
shad fishermen have already quit ant
some of them are realizing goo
money by catching snappers.
Smyrna times., 1911-05-31
CHlLDRENS DAY AT SERVERSONS
Fine Program Given Sunday Afternoon
At Which The Children Do Well

rlne Program 0Iven sunday AFTERNOON
At Which The Children Do Well
Children's Day was held at Sew
erson's M. E. Church last Sunday
with the following program: Open
ing chorus, "The Royal Way"
prayer by the pastor; recitation, "a
Little Verse" Rebecca Dempsey;
chorus, "The Song of Summer"
recitation, "We Welcome You"
Ruth Jones; recitation, "Such a
Sunny Day." Myrtle Robinson; re-
citation, "Going for the Doctor, "
Clark and Elsie David; singing,
"What is the Message" recitation,
"The Giver of ALL" Anna Robin
son; solo, Miss May Vaughn; resi-
tation, Character, nine boy {;
singing, "Joyus Song" recitation /;
"Sweet Peas" Elwood Ford,
Motion Song by twelve children
recitation, "All Things Beautiful, "
Harry Elliott; solo, Elsie David :
recitation, "With Smile and Song, "
Elizabeth Mattiford; singing, "Sum-
mer's Song; recitation, "Just
Because it's Children's Day." Helen
Jones; recitation, Goods Gifts,
six children; recitation, Clarence
Dempsey; primary song, "Jesu'
Loves the Little Children; recita
tion, Elsie Mannon; address by pas
tor; singing, "Trust Him." recita
tion, "The Children's Crusade,
Augustus Boor; recitation, Cathryn,
Dempsey; recitation, ''Emblems o
Summer, five girls; singing, "Sini
Again. recitation, Counties
Voices,'' Arthur Jeroleam; recita
tion "Jairus Daughter, Earl
Stephenson; recitation, Earl David
singing, "Glory of Sunset" ben
ediction.
Smyrna times., 1911-05-31
Resolutions

Whereas it has pleased our Heavenly Father in
his wise providence, to remove from among us
our brother B. Odis Wallace, who was a faithful
and loyal member of our Camp.
Be it Resolved, That we the members of Wash
ingtOn Camp No. 16 p. o. s. of A. do hereby en-
press our deep sorrow that our Brother and Com
rade has thus been taken from our midst. And
we extend to his bereaved wife and his father
and mother our sincere sympathy in this their
loss of a kind and loving husband and son, and
that we will ever pray the Father above to over
shadow them with his presence and at last take
them to Himself where partings and sorrow will
be no more
Resolved that copy of these resolutions bG
sent to the bereaved family and one to two o
our County Papers for publication.
Signed.
s. B. COOPER
J. r. LEGEAR
c. 5. COOPER
Committee
Smyrna times., 1911-05-31
High School Alumni

Smyrna Alumni Association will
have a special meeting for the
purpose of transacting very import
ant business on Friday at $50 p. M,
in the Century Club House. Every
one is urged to be present. Please
be prompt and it will require less
than an hour to transact this busi'
ness. Everyone is needed. .-Presi
dent.
Smyrna times., 1911-05-31
District Stewards Meeting To-day

The district stewards of Easton
District are holding a meeting in
Smyrna today looking into the
affairs of the District. The delega-
tion, numbering twenty or more,
were entertained at dinner by Rev.
Robert Watt, D. D., district super
intendent, at the home of Miss Edith
Collins.
Smyrna times., 1911-05-31
TOWNSEND BOY WINS HONOR
Frank Hutchison Stands Ahead in
Classics AS Well AS in Athletics.

Townsend. May 3O-Frank Hutch
ison, son of David Hutchinson, of
this place is a graduate from the
Hazeldell Grammar School at Cleve-
land, Ohio, this month. The young
man won the highest honor at this
school by being chosen out Of class
of 38 to read the class essay. In
athletic sports at the school he also
stands high, having won two ribbons
and a bronze medal. He was thiro
in mile running race, his time be.
ing minutes, seconds.
Smyrna times., 1911-05-31
MANY Children are SickIy.

Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children
Break up Colds in "a hours, relieve Feverishnes'
Headache Stomach Troubles, Teething Disorders
and Destroy Worms. At all druggist 25c: Sample
mailed FREE. Address, Allen >. Olmsted Leroy
n Y
Smyrna times., 1911-05-31

The Annual Flower Mission Service
conducted by the Woman's Christian
Temperance Union will be held in
Asbury Methodist Episcopal Church
next Sunday evening, June 4,at $50
O'Clock. An interesting program
is being prepared. Everybody cor
daily invited.
Smyrna times., 1911-05-31
Town Taxes
Discount on 1911 Assessment

Six per cent discount allowed on All
Taxes received by me before June l. 1911.
will be found at the Alderman's Office, on
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, May
30. 80 and 81, between the hours of a. m.
and u noon and p. m. to 5 p. m.
EUGENE CROW, Collector.
Smyrna times., 1911-05-31
SMYRNA AND VICINITY

Short Items of General Interest Gath
cred During the Week.
Try Denneys chick feed for baby
chicks at Denney's Mill
Fresh fruits and vegetables at
Cummings. Phone 139.
Don't forget the "Rose Carnival"
June 1st on Dover "Green."
Smyrna times., 1911-05-31

The Thank Offering service of
the w. F. M. Society will be held
on Friday evening, June the 9Th, in
the M. E. Church. Miss Jennie v.
Hughes, returned missionary from
China, will address the meeting.
She was one of the popular speakers
at the recent Jubilee services.
Smyrna times., 1911-05-31

Fruit growers who are interested
in up-to-date and good fruit pack
ages, should read the advertisement
of W. G. Hill in another column.
Smyrna times., 1911-05-31

The public is cordially invited to
attend Box Social to be held in
White Hall School house Friday
evening, June 2, 1911 If stormy,
Che following evening. Ice cream
and cake for sale. Proceeds for
benefit of picnic.
Smyrna times., 1911-05-31

Get your strawberry checks or
punch cards printed at The Smyrna
Times Book and Job Printing Office.
Smyrna times., 1911-05-31

Rev. Thomas Oliver, colored, who
has been sent to Bethel A. M. E.
Church to succeed the Rev. W. j.
Johnston, has moved to Smyrna and
is filling his pulpit successfully.
Rev. Johnston has been put in
charge of Browns A. M. E. Church,
Philadelphia.
Smyrna times., 1911-05-31

GRAIN. |
Smyrna
heat %
90
PRODUCE.
d u j.
Eggs, per dozen............. 10
Chick Il 10
Spring Ch1cken...".... y -
Butter Country )........ ........"...-. % 80 |
Potatoes, white, per basket........-....... 25 30
Potatoes, sweet, per basket................ 30 40
Country III
LIVE STOCK.
Calves, per pound. 81 81
Beef, SR y
LamOs...,...... 4z2
SMYRNA AND VICINITY
Short Items of General Interest Gath
cred During the Week.
Try Denneys chick feed for baby
chicks at Denney's Mill.
Fresh fruits and vegetables at
Cummings. Phone 1S9.
Don't forget the "Rose Carnival"
June 1st on Dover "Green.
Pure Italian Olive Oil, rs cents
quart at Cummings. Pone 139.
Get your strawberry checks or
punch cards printed at The Smyrna
Times Book and Job Printing Office.
Fruit growers who are interested
in up-to-date and good fruit pack
ages, should read the advertisement
of W. G. Hill in another column.
Wanted to buy-Green gooseber-
rIes for shipping. Apply George
W. Cunning, Odd Fellows Hall,
phone 1S9.
Asbury NJ. E. Mite Society will
hold its regular business meeting
Saturday evening next, June 8, al
7.30 O'Clock. Secretary.
Smyrna Benevolent Society will
met at the home of Mrs. JOSEPH
Smithers Monday evening June 5th
at 7.30 o'clock. Sec.
The Mite Society of the Presby
terian Church will meet tomorrow
Thursday evening at 7.30 o'clocl
at the home of Mrs. George W. Tay
lor.
Think of so cent garments i
working clothes, warranted not
rip. Shirts, overalls and jumper
made large and roomy at Edward G
Walls.
Take an auto ride to Dover Jur
1st and take supper on 'Ye' Ole
Green" at the Dover Century Gu
and see the attractions of the "Ro'
Carnival.
The Victory W. C. T. U. wi
have business meeting at the hon
of Mrs. Josephine David, ne
Taylors Bridge, Friday, June 2,
1.30 p. m.-Recording Secretary.
W. Gray Deakyne wishes to than
through the medium of the Time
the many friends for their kindne
and sympathy to him and his fami
during their recent beveaveme
caused by the death of his below
wife.
Rev. Thomas Oliver, colored, W
has been sent to Bethel A. M.
Church to succeed the Rev. W.
Johnston, has moved to Smyrna a
is filling his pulpit successful
Rev. Johnston has been put
charge of Browns A. M. E. Chur,
Philadelphia.
The Thank Offering service
the w. F. M. Society will be h
on Friday evening, June the 9th,
the M. E. Church. Miss Jennie
Hughes, a returned missionary fl
China, will address the meeti
She was one of the popular speak
at the recent Jubilee services.
The public is cordially invited
attend a Box Social to be held
White Hall School house Fri
evening, June 2, 1911 If stort
Che following evening. Ice Gre
Smyrna times., 1911-05-31

Pure Italian Olive Oil, rs cents a
quart at Cummings. Pone 139.
Smyrna times., 1911-05-31

Think of so cent garments in
working clothes, warranted not to
rip. Shirts, overalls and jumpers
made large and roomy at Edward G.
Walls.
Smyrna times., 1911-05-31

Take an auto ride to Dover June
1st and take supper on 'Ye' Olde
Green" at the Dover Century Club
and see the attractions of the "Rose
Carnival.
Smyrna times., 1911-05-31

W. Gray Deakyne wishes to thank,
through the medium of the Times,
the many friends for their kindness
and sympathy to him and his family
during their recent bereavement
caused by the death of his beloved
wife.
Smyrna times., 1911-05-31

The Victory W. c. 7. U. will
have business meeting at the home
of Mrs. Josephine David, near
Taylors Bridge, Friday, June 2, at
1.30 p. m.-Recording Secretary.
Smyrna times., 1911-05-31

Wanted to buy-Green gooseber-
rles for shipping. Apply George
W. Cunning, Odd Fellows Halt,
phone 1S9.
Smyrna times., 1911-05-31

The Mite Society of the Presby-
terian Church will meet tomorrow,
Thursday evening at 7.90 o'clock
at the home of Mrs. George W. Tay-
lor.
Smyrna times., 1911-05-31

Asbury M. E. Mite Society will
hold it's regular business meeting
Saturday evening next, June 8, at
7.30 O'Clock. Secretary.
Smyrna times., 1911-05-31
FOR SALE.

My Driving Horse, Volman, 1515 Hands,
Blood Bay, Black points. 4 years old, fine
Driver.
w. G.. ROE.
Smyrna Del.
Smyrna times., 1911-05-31

Incidently we might add we pay
the highest cash prices for all Grain
at all stations on the Peninsula
every day in the year except Sun
days.