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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-06-04

ser Witternadtsitunoe 81 promeni.
rem. &ommen Sic, mir MAIDEN oel
llmlpeg ourdl iencn Sbeil Der Slice
no Die alte Mareerp Oas 8eipenf
geieben bat. SD gdbe meme Mo-
nats9nge fiir iolten Inblid."
,Nbcr, Mr.. Stanioro!"
nStirieo, miiiien Sic iagen, Sit
baben cs pcriprohen."
.gs lit 5u ipdt. Stirieo. mi
penn inns Senlnnb iabe 49,"
.llniint, per iol ms iest ieben!
unb lpenll. babe ih etmn nift oas
Hed)t, meme fiinfti9e ShmGgerir
beim5itbealelten?"
Sic betreten ben nateren SbeiI
Der Naee, IN Dem eS poafommer
ounfel lit.
.@ie mnbeimlihL" f%liiitert Hoic
uno id)nliegt lid) nmmiafiirlih ar
ibren 9egleiter. bier fonnte cir
Woro 9cihcben, obne Dob eS Sc
mnlO abnte."
sGtn prodltlaer FlaB mir 9ellter'
bate Spa5lergange. 8elpcnIt Dor
Gontou Sau, erid,einc, erid)eine,
Sord)! @os lit bus?"
&oiu nlterbriidt nit Wiibc eiler
Shrei. Gr bGlt ibr Die Sauo an
oeu Muno uuo 5iebt lie tieier IN
Den Shatten 5rrild. @ie BON OF
frieos beidpporenoen @orten gcrit.
fep, eridcinen am Giugong Der III
lee 5wei @eitalten. Sic noben lang
lam llno iprehell in ernltem Zone
NIT chamber.
Gas iiuo feline @eipenitcr, go.
ia" i~liiitert Stonioro. Snltcn Sit
iit rlbIg, mir erleben ein Ibell'
teuer."
sd claude Die Sranenacltolt 81
%fennen," baudIt Hoia. sic nid)t?"
SIS fann--es fann bod nid)t-
Garcia iein?"
yGS lit Garcia, lper aber lit Scr
Mann, mo mas beoelltet oas?"
HoIas Srage lit bosbaft; lie neiB
baB es Mr. HifaroS lit. boB Ga.
rola nit ocs 0aters g~rluubniB i'm
begleitct. Stanioro ontlportet nift
CT TART auf Die aommetoen, als
traile or icineu gllgcn nidt. Si(
limo 10 nabe, onB Die Snuider lire
@orte belltlld ueritehen.
nSobe 8eoulb," erflingt Gorolos
meid)e Gimme, .nur nod elm ne.
nig @cbulo."
.@ebulo!" r,it Ser Mann lciocn'
ihoitlid,. babe id) nidt @eOulo ae
babt? Sabe id) nid,t Nepartet mi
geoulbet. mid ihicr uer5cbrt IN
glenb urb Giuianfcit? Nhne Sein(
2iebc. Garcia, 9cinc mmannelbart
9icbe, 9eincn feiten @lollbcu ar
| mid, mare i'd lansit lpabniinnis!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-06-04

3llborcr lid ans DEM eislln9iirtetcn
CANADA inter Snbicna gliibcnoe
Come perlest mdbncn.
Noh Gid begibt iit Der oltc
Mr. &oworo IN iein 3innnler, Nricic
I'll 'dreibcn, Mrs. Soparo nift i'm
Toilteliil elm, Die ilmgcn 9er,tc aber
lmtcrhaItcn lid 10 prGhtia, bob sfo-
ia, ais bic Mitternodtainunbe her
annubt, glollbt, g lei crit holb 5ehn.
sd milB ipinrt inbren," ruft tic.
Id, bate feline Nbnung, baB ea 10
ip1t m1rc."
Der Simmcl lit nit Sterncll
ilberiaet, i'm Silbcrliht bcs Wonbcs
bIlBt Der Sdrnee binntuntenelcih.
"@cld)' berrlid,c Nndt,." rlii
Gmilic. .Ereiicn Sic immcrbin SSn.
oiens Eratt, Mr. Stonforb. I'd,
gGbc ullicr liebes, ihuccunlbiilltes
CANADA nid)t iiir tnilieno Snoien.
Cute Nuht, licbes Moshen."
Sic Wuoden fiiiicn lid, ltno nod
herSlid)cm Ibif,ieoe. ioilit Der leid,tc
Sd)littcn onbin in Die Mitteruoht.
.Saltcn Sic am Tartthor," be,
ficblt Stonforo Dem a,ltifer, yipir
gehcn 0urd) Den @arten."
Sic betreten Die bunfele Samn-
rafaQee.
r@ic bitter urb unbeimlid)," fiji.
itcrt &oin, Limo es lit Mittcrnaht
-ipie, nenn bas 8eipenit Dor nns
aiftnllfte?"
.Shaoe, ipenn es lid nid,t seigt.
llebrigens lit es mir rlei, mto inte-
reliant, NIT elmer jmngell Game in
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-06-04

Ice erreid)t bate, iab ih Spei 8es
ltalten Den Saubgang betreten. Tos
@eiitt Der Game iob ih i'm Ster.
nenliht, aud ibre @orte babe i'd,
%ueritanoen. Sic ioete Dem Mannc,
lpie iebr iie i'm lie6tc, i'm itets lie.
ben peroe. Garcia, iuarit Iu bas2"
Sic iist nit melt p%ifenen Mugen
uno perlhlungenen Sanoen mortlps.
y9orola MART Inl esq Mub i'd
meinen Nuger trulten?"
% Stirieb, mas bait 0u ge.
tbon2 Narilm bit gu bortbin &c.
9aneen?"
Sieie Sralter lit in ibrer Stim.
me, Seitiir5ung inl aansen Wele1.
aber feline Sdanl, feline Serpirrung,
tein 3ei6en bon Shulb.
Bel Stanioro mGhit Die llebers
Sellguna, Die linn ihou iriiber iid]
aufseor1net, ooB fem ltnreft Dor.
liege. Sein Antlis aber uerr1tb es
niht, pielleidt piinid)t er lelbit, es
mo6te niht aaes in Sronuns ieir.
y3ie Soee, burd Die Naee at
geben, mag unsliidlit geipeien
iein," iaet er falt, %.ieoenfals aber
bate ih feine Ibnung, mas i'd BORT
iebem ober boren piirbe. Na6bem
ih aber eeieben nnb gebort, nrlb
i) Inn @rflarrtne bitten"
.9ic i'd nitt aeben fann." ent-
segret Garcia uho blldt ibm teit
ms Iuge.
.9eritebe i'd did rett9"
Sic Iegt Die Sano nif ieiner1
Arm.
r@ir haben nod fem boies 8ort
%9erpetieIt, Stfrieo, LAB es uns d,,h
iest nift tbup. Sd fam Fir Die
notbweuoige Grfldruns nidt seben,
aber Yapa fam es." ,
gr fiibrt hire Sanb on bie Sip.
pen uno fommt lid Dor, nls iet ct
ni6t pertb. ben Sarm hires alei.
Oes 5u b%eriibren.
o9u biit ein Gnael, Garcia, biit
unfGbig, elm ltnreht az tblin, id
(Snrfietuind olIf ner a Seiteo
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-06-04
3ebntes &apitcl
Cine Gntocfnna.

@m iolsenben Worsen febren oel
aapitdn uno Der 9oftor 5uriif
lieutenant Stanfprb bat @eorl
Somarb auf einem ausiluge bealei
tet. Ioia fiiblt iif iebr unbebag
lid, ais ibr einfGat, oaB grnilit
Somaro ein biibid)es, fotettes Mao.
hen llno reife Grbin lit. Sat oil
Shlittidnbpartie ooer Gmiliens
itppar5e Iuset Stanfpro sum glci.
ben peranloBt2 Termltlocrt blift
lie allf Garcia, Die poQfommen I'll,
big Sieoer obne @ortc ipielt, mel.
den Cir Honalo begeiitert laltid)t
| Sic meib nidt, mas mabre 2ieb(
it," oentt Roia, yiie lit 10 falt wie
EN- Gisberg. Sic ioll oen Sitter
DON Der trnilrigen @eitalt ncben lid
beirotbell, in eincm Shloiie mob,
men, ari 8olb ipeiien lu,o in Gam.
met idlaien. Sir lie mare oas gan1
paiieno."
Sm 2ouie oeS Sormittags be.
iud,t Der 0oftor ieinc Yotieltin, Die
lid better befinoct nnb in ciner
Sbaipl gebiillt am Teniter iiet. 81
bleibt gum @abeliriibitiid, abcr c.
gelingt linn niht. Hoins Sriibiinr
;u perid)eilden. Grit oils gegen Wfit.
tag ein 5ierlid)er Shlitten poriGbrt
Dem Elm biibihes, idlparjGugiges
0tdbhen entiteigt, Gilt siie iubelnr
ibr entgegen.
%. meme liebite Gmilie!" ruii
lie mo fiiBt Die iulae Came, pelfe
lie ben garSen Sog ms Viefierlan>
aerpiiniht bat. rg9ie ire,l' id) mid
lid 81 iebcn. Gu 6leiblt bod 81
Siihe?"
.Gein, id wolltc Gid bitten, nit
mir beim5ufabren, id bin gan,
ALIEN. George uno 0tr. Stanipr>
folnmcn crit an Abeno 5uriid; Scb.
tercr brillgt lid Damn wieoer mad
Sallie."
%, Oh Grad)tmGoel!." rlit Solo
init itiirmiifer l%lmarnung, ymart
MIR ein 9ishen. ih fomme gleid)."
9alo ia9t Der Sdlitten piebel
iibcr Die blanfe SlGfe uno ebe cine
babe Stunoe perilieBt. iinb lie IN
WiB Sonarbs Seim. Ger Had)nit.
tag per9eht nngenebm, es 1T 0el
erite WGr5. ein id)Dller, ionnige.
Gag. Die W1ofen ipielen mn
iinecn, pronleniercn aui Scr De
ranoa mo iebnen lid, beimlit mad
benz gbeno uno Der Hiidfcbr oel
Serren. Sm goloener Erad)t lit DIT
Come unter9cgon9en. Eloioerni
iteben Hoia i,uh Gnlilie am sSeniter
als Die beiben iungen MGmer. bi,
Sflittihube am Nrme, Dem Souit
sieilen. Sm Speiieinolc begriiB,
man iih unb Iest lid better ~
3ii6e. Die 8eiellihait lit flein
aber iebr lebbait. Or. Stanioro ii
brei Sabre IN Snbien aelpeien uni
crsGblt 70 lebbait bon Si~aeriagber
uno Sinoumdohen. 7ihunaleabcn
! teuern unb Sepopfriesen. oab oil
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-06-04
elites &apiteI.
Gin 8cheimnis enthiQt.

Gin 8ebeimnif entbiilt.
9as Selier brennt nod i'm Sea.
min, Die 2ampe aitf benz Glide, Dos
aan5e 3immer bietet ein Bib Der
gebagliffeit. &oia mirft Sut l,no
Mantel ab unb iest iih in Sen
ShaufelihIbl. @as mliB Die Solse
bieies @rlebniiies iein? Bel aIlem
2eihtiinm lit Stfrieo STANFORD itol5.
0us miro er einem Wdbfen eeeen-
iiber tDirn, oos, ibm perlobt, nit
einem Mnbern mittern1dtlides
Stellbibein bat? @tro er bas Ser.
lcbniB bref)eu? @iro CT CANADA
perlaiien. ober--pon Garcia Sllr
iiinseren Shpeiter iid penben?
Roias Ser5 poht, ibr Nntlis er-
sliibt. SelbitperitGrblid mub Ston.
forb cine grflarl,ns perlaneen.
@iro Gorola lie geben ODER itoI5
p%ertpeiaern?
3tpei llbr ifIGgt's; Goia aebt Si,r
&itbe. Der Torgen nedt lie aus
fieberbaften SrGumen bon Mr. ri.
duros. Sic erbebt iif, fleioet lid,
baitia an unb beeibt iid ms Spei.
ie5immer. IS lit nod nift aht
llbr. @rasia iiet ant 8eniter nno
itift, &apitan Canton plaubert NIT
rbr.
,@lten Mproen. Yapo."
.@uten Morsen, Sohterfen,
mann famit Gu geitern nad
Sauie?"
.@ir perliebet Mrs. Soparb ct.
mas mad 5polf llbr."
Salt On Gid gut unterbalten?"
nSa, Eapa."
vSat Stfrieo Gid beimse.
broft?"
rSSa, 1apo."
rSoifentiih lit s(Qes in Sr6.
nln," iagt Der aapitGn uno fneiit
&oia in Die bliibenoe @onae.
.@enn i'd ober Garcia more. miirbe
ids nift buloen. Ssunsc M1nner
p%eranoern lid lpie GbamGleone; ro-
iige @ansen mno iunfelnbe augen
iilo 9efabrlid."
@ra5ia blidt a1if BON Der Irbeit
lrnb iiebt Hoia ~ereliiben; Der 4api.
tan aber ifreitet sum aamin mo
nimmt cine 3eitlng CUR Saro. Moia
i6allt aus Dem Seniter.
.Wann borteit Su 5ulest bon st.
tama2" fragt @ra5ia.
@ieOer ergliibt Hoia.
nWarum fragit CUP"
.@eil ids piiien mofte. Warn
bait Gu Nadriht bon Suliils ga
3oude erbalten2"
.Sas gebt lid boh iiferlid)
nifts an, 8ra5iu. -Sulius ga
2oud)e lit langlpeilie."
Dor 5mei Monaten mar er es
nid,t, in men bait 9u Gid MN Der
liebt, Noio?"
oaiimmere cid Inn 1eine gnge.
legenbeitcn," 5iirnt Hoia.
.@enn i'd, oas nm ai,d) Su mel.
nen angele9enbeiten sdble, Nos.
den, mos oann? Nenne Den Slid.
lid)en, id) iterbc Dor ltnsebulo."
$50 itirb; iJ iage Cir nifts."
Limb menn ids miibte?"
.@as?"
Gas On fir Stirieo Stanioro
ldndrmit."
Hoia fGbrt err6tbenb suiomnteu;
@raSia fdbelt rllbig cine Haoel ein.
.1bu's niht, &oia," fGbrt lie ge.
laiien fort, ocs iiibrt 81 nifts @r.
tenn"
n@ra5ia, mas wiait On eiscntlid
iagen?"
,Hege lid nid)t auf mo iprih
nid,t 10 laut, e. mare nid,t onge.
ncbm. menn Iein Batter es borte.
Gic Sohlaae lit einfah genue. Ir.
Staniorb lit icbr biibih unb lei.
ielnb, IS mag iebr ldpper iein. linn
81 mioeritcbcn. 0ennoh lit es
0eiue Yiliht. Sulius 9a Souhe lit
elm ndtungsmertber iunger Wonn
ans gutter camille nnb oiirfte Fir
elm licber @atte meroen. Nm Del.
ner Stclle ,piiroe ih Yapa bitten,
mid nod Sttd,pa reiien 81 loiien
ulb miirbe bis Gnoe Mai BORT blci.
ben. IS mare gut fir Cid"
Limb mare ih an Ieiner Stelle,
@ra,ia," ruff Roio nit funfelnoen
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-06-04
Bite, bite, belit llns bod!

Die Wsiiiiondre unb arnteit Nem-
b~efebrtem in Snbien bitten CUTE
Treunbc bemiitbig nm cine frpmme
8abe sur l1nteritiitnns ber fatbu=
iiid,en MISUNDERSTANDING. IS
piro bier fir lebenDe nnb abge=
itorbene @ubltbGter tasIid sebetet.
! Wer einen Dollar ober mebr
einieaoet, erbalt ais beideibener
9anf cine biibihe Ibutp-
9 r,apbte ans ben Wiiftp=
II G n anf elmer 1pitfarte smseian6t.
! Gromnie 0abcn bittet man 3u
ab~reiierem an " unner Srps.,
Dubuque, Soma, Smerifa, uber
] brett an t4ig
REV. FIR. PAULUS,
Superior at Khandwa,
British East India.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-06-04

Gorties,,ng auf Der 4. Seite.)
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-07-22


destroyed apartment building,
faithful collie dog saved life of
Mrs. Margaret Warren and
daughter, by barking at bedroom
door.
St. Petersburg.-Visit of Prince
Katsuro, Japanese statesman, to
car, is taken as final step in COM
pleting new agreement between
Russia and Japan.
Madrid.-Hundreds of people
afraid of uprising in Portugal,
are arriving here. Among them
are army officers and journalists.
Allentown, Pa.-Eric Shaffer,
actor, who shot and killed Lonav-
da Caynes and probably fatally
wounded William J. Free, found
dead. outside of town. Bullet
through brain. Jealousy.
Denver, Col.-Chick Evans,
Chicago, won western golf cham
pionship by defeating Warren
Wood.
Marshalltown, Ia. - Infant
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. D. A.
Tisdale born at 7 o'clock, 9Th
member of family, weighs 2 lbs,
born in 9Th month at7 S. 9TH st.
Must be one of the worlds 81
wonders"
Milwaukee. - Thos. Harrison
fined 500 as first step in cam
paign to end flirting in parks.
San Francisco.-Foes of prize
fighting are circulating initiative
and referendum petitions as part
Of statewide campaign against
sport.
.. - rlIs
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-07-22

editors of Indiana have started to
fight growth of Roosevelt's new
party. Meeting will be held Tues
day to decide on plan of action.
Los Angeles Clarence OAR
row will probably go on stand be-
fore end of week.
Westinghouse Republicans,
comprising minority of Stanley
steel committee of House, will adj
vocate almost revolutionary rem
edies to control trusts, according
to Rep. Gardner, their spokes-
man.
Oberon, N. D.-Hassan Abdal-
lah, Turkish heavyweight wrest-
Ter, travelling with carnival, shot
and killed by his manager, Leve-
rean Kahn, also Turkish. Money
matters. Slayer arrested.
Ipswich, England. H. Viii
son, wealthy farmer, notified po-
lice that daughter had been abb
Quoted and struggled to America
by Mormons. He added that he
believed SO other young women
had also been kidnapped.
Washington. - Champ Clark
has battered his desk so forcibly
with his gavel that new cover has
had to be put on 3 times during
session.
Carpenters say that as a speak
er Clark is a much better club
swinger than Joe Cannon.
Oyster Bay Roosevelt an
nounced that he had finished his
platform and would now go over
it with his advisors-George w.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-17

one over SO; over that all ofthefia
are dangerous.
1--WE were not engaged, and as
for that I'll say quite frankly that
Inever had any intentions of mar
rying him. Why would | want to
marry an old man? He spent
considerable money on me, as he
spent considerable money on
other women, and he gave me
many presents, as he gave many
presents to other women. / never
had reason to believe that Daddy
Mapping had any great amount of
money, so there you are.
"He was justla silly old man.
He thought that every woman
that looked at him was IN love
with him, yours truly included.
Mapping doesn't want to.
prosecute me. All he wants is
me. He has told me as much.
We'll, he'll be badly fooled. AS
for the money, if he expects to get
that from me, he won't get that.
either, for l haven't it. He gave
me some money, but very little.
All this is just a scheme to get me,
back to him."
A year of courtship on the part
of David Mapping, a wealthy re-
tired farmer of Pennington, ILL.,,
eliminated recently in the arrest
of Alice ]. Brown, a cloak model,
who was to have been his bride,
but whom he now claims wheed-
led him out of $1,000.
Mapping has gone back to his
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various times during his court
ship he. gave her $4,000 besides.
Mapping is past 90 years of age.
The woman is %. She is six feet
tall and weighs Us pounds.
According to the story told by
Mapping to the detectives, he met
her more than a year ago, At
that time, he says, she was separ-
ated from her husband, but not
divorced.
Mapping fell in love with her.
He says she secured a divorce and
promised to marry him when the
probationary period should have
expired. In the meantime they
Travelled together to several of the
Pacific coast cities. !
In Los Angeles, he says, he
bought a home for. her. She
spent his money lavishly.
|: From time to time Mapping
says he gave her large amounts of
money for different purposes, In
May they returned to San Fran
cisco. Mapping stopped at the
Grand hotel. Mrs. Brown stop
ped at the St. Francis.
On June 20, he says, he gave
her the $500 which she prom
ised to invest in hotel. The fol-
lowing day she did not keep her
appointment. Mapping made in
quiries. He learned that she had
left the city. He began to get
suspicious and a few days later
reported the matter to the police.,
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-02-22
FAIL TO STOP CHILDREN
FROM GOING TO N. Y.

FROM GOING TO N. Y.
Lawrence, Mass, Feb. a.
The first attempt of the city au-
thorities, who are hand in glove
with the mill owners, to stop the
sending of children from the
homes of strikers to other cities,
failed today.
Strike leaders took ten chill
dren to the station to place them
on train en- route to Bridgeport,
Conn, where homes and good
food were waiting them.
They were met by policemen,
acting under orders of Mayor
Scanlon, who refused to permit
them on the train.
The excuse of the policemen
was that the children were be-
ing kidnapped, that they were be-
ing sent away without the con-
sent of their parents.
The children were taken to po-
lice headquarters, and their par
ents sent for. The parents told
the mayor that the children were
sent away with their full consent.
They're going where good
food is waiting for them. They'll
be better off there than here.
We can't feed Them" they said.
The excuse of the police and
the mayor being taken from them
the children were given permits
sion to go to Bridgeport. By
that time the train, had left, but
the children will be sent tomor-
row.
Strike Leaders Ettor and Glow
anr1ifi thiS afternoon vvara hold
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-02-22

this. They said that no legal evil
dence showing Ettor and Giovan-
niti'S connection with the killing
had been produced land that, in
deed, evidence that the woman
was killed by policeman had
been produced in court.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-02-22

WdS hllICu ny pOllCSlIldH IldQ
been produced in court.
A FINE LITTLE GET RICH
QUICK" SCHEME
New York, Feb. 22.-Some of
the ingenious schemes by which
railroad magnates' get rich are
coming to light in the investiga-
ton into the affairs of the late
Edwin Hawley, multi-millionaire.
1t seems that one day when
Hawley was thinking up ways of
separating people from their
money, he bethought himself of
his servaRts.
why" he thought, 81 pay
them fair wages. They must
have some savings. I'll just gath
er them in.
Then he called in all the SER
wants, and explained to them that
nowadays men and women get on
in the world only by their thrift.
He added that the other name of
thrift" was investment" and
offered to invest" their savings
for them.
The servants, of course, were
tickled to death to do this. They
had to be tickled to death. Other
wise they might lose their jobs.
So they gave all their savings to
Hawley, and continued to do so
in the future.
Doubtless Hawley Invested"
their savings. But it seems to be
questionable whom he Invested"
them for ANYHOW he forgot tn
Milford chronicle., 1912-07-05
SLAUGHTER BEACH

Mrs. Edwards and children, of Phila-
delphia, spent part of last week at their
cottage here, and expect to return for
the months of July and August.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Truitt spent last
Tuesday with their daughter at Slaugh-
ter Beach Hotel
Master Willie Clendaniel, of Lincoln.
spent part of last week at the Beach
Notwithstanding the cool weather on
Sunday, there was a large crowd at the
beach, of which quite a number were
entertained at the hotel As this is the
first time in several years one could get
accommodations we sincerely hope that
Wyatts will be patrOnized, as they have
gone there to build the place up once
more. For good bathing, Grabbing and
fishing it cannot be surpassed.
Roland Peet and Miss Elsie Clendaniel
spent Sunday evening with her aunt at
the hotel
D. J. Wood and family, accompanied
by Miss Malissa Risler, moved here on
Monday for two weeks at the Sherwood
Cottage.
Mrs. Sipple, of Milford, is spending
the week with her daughter, Mrs. Ida
Bromley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Thackery, Of
Milton, were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. P. Cross on Sunday.
Miss May Foulk, accompanied by her
niece and nephew, are occupying their
cottage here.
J. A. Ellegood and wife, of Glendale,
have moved into the cottage for the
summer.
AS there is phone in the hotel, any
me wishing to know the rates can easily
ind out by the use of the phone.
There is a good barber shop here in
.harge of an experienced barber from
There is a store here and ice cream
7ill be served on short notice to Sunday
'chool picnics or beach parties. B. B. ll
Milford chronicle., 1912-07-05
FREDERICA.

The trustees of the NJ. E. Church held
an official meeting on Monday evening
and decided to have electric lights put
in the church. We are sure this will
meet with the approval of the entire
community.
The Junior class, of which Mrs. G. w.
Bounds is the teacher, will hold bake
on Saturday evening in J. S. Camper S
storehouse on the corner of Market and
David streets. Mr.. Camper very kindly
offered the use of his storehouse for
which the classes extend thanks.
The Willing Workers held social at
the home of Mrs. Emma Fisher on Fri
day evening of last week The follow
ing officers were elected for the next six
months: President, Mrs. Susan McKnitt;
ice-President, Mrs. Josephine Carey;
Secretary, Mrs. Hettie Hall; assistant,
Mrs. Laura Spurry; Treasurer, Mrs. An
ME B Harrington. The social for July
will be held at the home of Mrs. John
Stevens. The members were given TWEEN
ty-ive cents each with instructions to
invest it for one month, to be returned
at the next meeting with the accumulated
profits to be devoted to the electric light
fund for the fund.
John Stevens is having a cement pave
ment put in front of his residence on
Front street.
The Milford Neck Church is being i'm
proved on the interior by repainting and
decorating by the Frederica painters.
Miss Lima Boone is spending the week
at Bowers.
John c. George and Allan Smith have
in their front yards beautiful southern
magnolia trees in full bloom. The bios
SONS are magnificent and their fragrance
delightful.
Miss Clara Lacey has been OH the sick
list this week.
John B. Townsend and Conner Mitten |
have returned from school at Millers- |
vile, Pa.
Miss Ethel Pennewill Brown, of Viii
and Mrs. S. w. Hall, of Dover,
geee the guests of Mrs. Lizzie V. Hall.
Mrs. Jackson Reynolds, of Philadel-
1hia, who has been visiting Mrs. Luther
Robbins, has returned home, accom-
panied by her sister, Lola Robbins.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Russell spent sew
,ral days last week in Baltimore and
Miss Nettie Ross, of Vernon, Miss
Iazel Turner and Floyd Turner, of Har
ington, were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Scheer last week.
Asa Rogers and N. Y. Harrington are
isiting in Newark, n. J., Port Chester
nd South Norwalk, Conn.
Mrs. Ella Hearn and little daughter,
f Delmar, are the guests of Miss. Sue
'razer.
Mrs. Kate Cunningham and Miss Hes {
er Spurry are visiting in Philadelphia '
Mrs. Mary Kelley is visiting in Clayton. t
Mrs. Henry Hargadine and daughter S
Tildred have been spending three weeks
t Bowers.
Mrs. Sallie Hudson and granddaughter
ay, of Wilmington, are visiting rela-
YES here.
Mrs. Moore is the guest of Mrs. G. |
T. Bounds, {
Milford chronicle., 1912-07-05
JUDICIAL ASSIGNMENTS.

The following judicial assignment.
have been made by the Judges at attend
ance at the Supreme Court
September Term. New Castle County
September 10, 1912-PenuewiIl, Conrad
Woolley.
October Term, Sussex County, October
eth Pennewill, Boyce, Rice.
October Term, Kent County, October
q Pennewill, Conrad, Woolley.
l1ftevz zsiFber Term, New Castle County,
November 4-Pennewill Boyce, Rice.
January Term, New Castle County,
January s, 1918 - Pennewill, Conrad
WoOlley.
February Term, Sussex County, Febru-
ary 4+Pennewill, Boyce, Conrad.
February Term. Kent County, Febru-
ary III Pennewill, Woolley, Rice.
March Term, New Castle County,
March 3Pennewill, Boyce, Conrad.
April Term, Sussex County; April y
Pennewill Woolley, Rice.
April Term, Kent County, April 2l-
.Pennewill Boyce, Conrad.
May Term, New Castle County, May
n-Pennewill, Woolley, Rice.
enJune Term, Sussex County, June %
Boyce, Conrad.
,cJuly Term Kent County; July PEN
IN will, WoOlley, Rice.