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Milford chronicle., 1914-07-17

The NJ. P. Sunday School will run an
excursion to Rehoboth on the 22d inst
The coy little office of DR.. R B. Hop
kins, on Mill street, is now completed
and is a credit to the architectural geniu.
OF Milton.
Charles W. Fisher has bought of Fraub
Lacey the Jefferson property on Fed
eral street.
Henry Lee, the Chinese laundrymau.
has had pump driven at the end OF
the old storehOuse he now occupies.
crop of mosquitoes, the largest of
the season, now has possession Of all the
surrounding country, and are making
ingress to all accessible homes Of the
town. ]. B Welch has his front porch
enclosed with wire netting, as have
nearly all of the elite of town.
Mrs. Mary MeaTs, of Magnolia, n. ! a.,
/ IS visiting her son, W. II. Mears, the
tonsorial artist.
| Mrs. Otis Goodwin left last week to
spend the summer in New England.
Clarence Reed is building a cottage at
Broadkiln Beach.
The meeting held last week on the
creamery question turned out to be nil.
! Town people are not likely to increase
the cost of living on themselves, if they
know it.
Mrs. Mariana Black has been granted
letters of administration on the estate of
her husband, John R. Black.
Heavy piling continues to be hauled
through town and shipped from the rail-
road station; and, yet many cry out
good roads 90 Good Roads" forsooth.
Mrs. George Reed, of Philadelphia, is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. AdOlphus
Johnson.
Mrs, May Blizzard, with two children
from Wilmington, is the guest of her
parents, ]. B. Welch and wife.
On the 18th Of the present month,
Prof w. G. Fearing will have been mar
ried fifty years. The professor has not
decided whether he will have a golden
wedding on that date or not
At conference of the Camp Meeting
Committee held last Friday evening, it |
was decided to hold the camp over two
Sundays, only; beginning July 3lst and
ending August 10th, Thisis long enough. |
It was also decided to have electric wires
strung from town to the camp, and the |
stand and tabernacle lighted thereby. !
The old fires stands will be used, as they |
should be, for when we do away with !
the primitiveness of these camp meetings |
we had better say au revoir, Bon jour,
or good day to the camp meetings them /
selves.
Thomas H. Douglass, of the firm of
Douglass & Conner, who are handling |
the celebrated 'Miltonian Brand" of |
shirts andoveralls, appeared on the street /
on Saturday afternoon dressed in a suit
Of their make of goods. This is an
unique way of advertising in Milton; and /
we suppose the agent who is selling these
goods from the everglades of Sussex
and in the city of Wilmington, will be
required to dress in the same manner.
W. S. Conner and wife, of Wilmington,
visited his brother, D. A. Conner, and
his many nieces and nephews on Sunday
afternoon. They motored from Freder-
Milford chronicle., 1914-07-17

so young ladies don't be the least bit
backward when he calls on you
Miss Mary S. Davenport, of Philadel-
phia, is spending her vacation in her
old home town and says she is enjoying
every minute while with us.
DR.. and Mrs. Brown, of Ohio are stop
ping at the Johnson" hotel
Jack Wilcutts, who runs the casino
will open up this week with his new
orchestra of three pieces.
Miss Blanch Wilcutts returned home
last week accompanied by her friend
Miss Carter, of Pitman, N. J.
Harry Horlacher, who has been spend
ing his vacation with her sister Mrs.
Howard Carey, near town, returned home
last week on Steamer Frederica
W. S. Camper and wife, accompanied
by Paris Camper, Miss Pearl Camper and
Miss Elizabeth Cohee, motored to Seatord,
Hurlock and Bridgeville last Sunday and
report delightful trip. St. Paul.
Milford chronicle., 1914-07-17
BOWERS

, Old Bowers IS sure going some at thi
season of the year, caused by the preseu
hot weather that has caused the CITY peo
p pie to abandon their homes and come Il
the cool and balmy breezes Of Old Bow.
ers. There IS quite host of people il
: the cottages now, and on every trip OF
the Steamer Frederick comes more tc
swell the crowd. II wont be but shor,
time when all the cottages will be filled
and the hotels are filling their rooms al
an amazingly swift rate that bids fair to
exceed all past records.
There have been four new cottages
erected to replace those DESTROYED bv
ire. Owing to the scarcity of carpenters
and the bad condition of the roads in
! the spring, several parties who intended
/ 10 buiid, had to wait until il was too late
/ tor this season, but will get ready this
fall and be prepared for next wears sum
mer visitors.
Or. Ihos d. Hubbard, a retired prac-
ttioner of town and a man who believes
IN having everything of the verv best
and keeping 1t that way, is having his
most beautiful and palacious DWELLING
oeautlhed by coat of paint. and when
completed, Will be one of the most bean
tliul homes south Of Wilmington. Albert
Williams, the contracting painter of Ris.
ing Sun, Del, with his force Of vvorl--
men, IS doing the job, and from the
present looks it will be a number one
Tor winch MIR. Williams is famous all over
the State al 0'ei
The Good Roads people are at work on
our road and are making considerable
progress thus far. The engineer has sur-
Veyed the road, and BY request of the
land owners along the route has consent
ca TO cut several Of the sharp turns ont
and when completed will add verv rnnch
to the looks of the community and nrb-
nc IN general. The greatest CHANGE to
the road will be from E. T. Williams
gaze straight to Ben Martins mail how !
Golng away the sharp bend around T. r. |
Emory held that was so dangerous 70 |
switt-moving automobiles.
The weather seems to have the farrars
guessing thus for concerning tbreshing
as 1t keeps wet and not in fit conditioS |
10 90 ahead and get through. SO az thew
WI VIII De ready to spend Big Thursday At
VIM. S. Davidson has the mast nal. !
purchased the Reed property in town ~
Alex Minner, the agent for the Red |
heirs. MI Davidson proposes to remodel
ana build for himself most modern and
to-to.date home right away, as he intends
70 discontinue farming and will mali |
Bowers his future home. VIII Hi'Ae
Jehu M. Reed, who lives near town ~,
ms fertile and well-cared-for plantat;or
OF three hundred acres, on which tb;s
young man manages and supervises b;,,,-
sell all kinds Of fruits, vegetables and ana
gram, has come to the acknowiedged
TACT that every up-to-date farmer ,,es5s
an an automobile. Last week he purcbsssd
ior himself a beauty. Mr.. Reed is so,,,a
hustler and we presume he will oive
soOu account Of himself behind The Wheel
Milford chronicle., 1914-07-17
LINCOLN CITY.

Mrs. George Hatfield and Miss Ellen
Hatfield, of Camden, N. J., are visiting
relatives and friends here.
Miss Leila Shew is spending her vaca.
ton with her mother.
Henry Hatfield spent Sunday as the
guest Of Harry Truitt and family.
1t was reported that c. A. Macklin
one of our prosperous farmers, has the
best early corn prospects in Sussex
county.
Mrs. Horace Collins mother and sister
of Philadelphia were her week enl
guests.
Lincoln is being improved greatly BY a
large concrete building joining ClenGan-
iel Bros. Office. This building is to be a
store and post Office.
E. F. Burris and Son have improved
the looks of their store greatly, by a new
coat of paint.
Those on the sick list are George Der
rickson and Mrs. Willis.
Milford chronicle., 1914-07-17
MILTON NEWS.

II has been suggested that Milton hav,
a town chemist; and we think the sug
gestiUn worthy of consideration by Town
Council. The reason for this innovation
may be attributed to the condition oil
many Of our lateral streets and sidewalks
The duty of the new official would be to
analyZe the material, or the component
parts of the dirt that 60 upon our streets
and many of our sidewalks. There
moved into Milton some years ago "a man
who said he knew all about building a
sidewalk. He built one in front of his
residence; and he must have made "A
mistake, and put the composition the
wrong side up; for now after a rain the
water will not go through that sidewalk,
and lays on it until it is dried up bv the
sun, or escapes by exhalatiou and evap-
grafton. We have a man i'll town who
thinks he knows something about dirt.
His chief fad, however, is loan. He
can tell one all about it and probably he
would be a good man for our chemist
should Town Council conclude to employ
one. Town Council held Call meet
ing on Thursday evening, at which SOME
busiaess was done.
The electric light company wish to
mske some change in its wires through
the town, and the Council has appointed
j. A. Belts to accompany the supervisor
and so trim the trees, as the branches
nav not be in the way Of the wires And
while the company is about the business
It had better lower some of the lights
that they may light the town of Milton
and not the invisible ether.
And where is the contractor who is
going to widen Milton bridge? To fix
Union street in decent order the bridge
must be widened; the contract for which
was awarded many months ago. Yet no
one seems to have enough interest in
this work to push it along, and insist on
its being done at once. Why the pro-
crastnahon one cannot tell. Is it not
the duty Of Town Council to insist that
this work be done AS it now appears, |
this part of Union street is a menace to |
the business appearance of that part of
the town, and a direct detriment to the |
merchants who are doing business in the |
new storerooms. Should these mer-
chants say, this work must be done for !
our business interests demand it, - and |
Town Council back the assersion; the /
Levy Court might insist that this con-
tractor get busy, and widen this bridge |
Emma Belts, relict of the late Joseph |
Belts, died in Philadelphia on Monday, |
aged "a years. The remains were brought |
20 Glendale on Wednesday, and from
thence to Milton to her former home,
where funeral services were held by the |
Rev. Webster, and interment made in
the Belts Cemetery. near town, by J. /
R. Atkins.
Henry Lee, a Chinese laundryman
from Milford, has opened for business in
Milton. He occupies the old storehouse
on the corner of Front and Chestnut St.
Postmaster ]. B. Mustard has been
eating roasting ears" the past week,
and has plenty Of them.
Milford chronicle., 1914-07-17
CEDAR NECK

VIM. Brown has been fixing the roads
near the beach.
Fred. Roberts and wife gave a partybn
honor of her sister Bertha nineteenth
birthday on Wednesday evening, July
18th.
Miss May Reed has returned home
after spending few days i'll Wilmington
Misses Bertha Roberts, Mildred Wat
son and Lydia Argo, spent Sunday with
E. Watson and wife.
Sunday School at 2.30 p. m, preach
ing, p. M.
Jonothan Holston spent few days last
week as the guest of William c. Higman
and family.
Milford chronicle., 1914-07-17
ANDREWVILLE.

On Friday afternoon just as the work
men had finished threshing Steven Wro-
tens wheat. spark from the engine
set tre to the straw rick and burned it
to the ground.
Mrs. Della Spence, of Greenwood, Wis
tied her cousins Clarence and Clifford
Morris Sunday. -
Stephen Spence, of Greenwood, spent
Sunday with his parents, Luther Spence
and wife.
Matthew Russell and family, of Farm.
ington,, spent Sunday with S. F. Coli
son and wife.
Milford chronicle., 1914-07-17
Special Prices for July 1925

Foster TS Gro ca''
"a North Walnut ST.,
Phone I42. Milford, Del
Milford chronicle., 1914-07-17
Shoe Dept. Specials.

Y pr. Little Boys s1.50 Scout Balls.
Size III to 3 on We'd at liz
Lot OF misses and children's oxfords and pumps
Sizes s < to l. on Wed at sec
Womens l5O two-strap pumps 1lg
Boys $50 tan oxfords III
Lot of men 81 and So patent colt and tan
OXfords, for Wednesday at las
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-06-25
Illus der unn9&gend.
Glear 2afe.

Die MitgIie6er 6es in 6ieier &C.
meinbe b~eiteben6en Snngfrouer1oer-
ems beran1talteten 1ebten Donnerlt ag
gum 8elten ser ct. @arfus Stride
cine nnterboltung BET @efrorene1t.
= Ser Gierte SSltli miro bier 1T 6es
bebren Cages boiler 8e6eutung ge-
feiert. 0ie Srol1en Ser @emein6e fer
piren Mittng= un6 Menoeiien gum
Benefit u%nierer @forrtir6e. = SIT
Ser Gamilie @eter Melion iteQte it'd
Elm m111teres s0bnden Elm. = &err
um6 Grau Berg bon Seem l1lm er-
1tatteten bier tbrer So@ter, Ser Sran
81. @ditetn, lebte 8ode einen 8ein@.
= Gie @@reinerarbett an ser nelten
@obnung> sic &err Sartelfe bter er-
ridten nnb NIT mo6erner @inri6=
tung perieben ldBt, gebt ibrer @ol1-
en6nng e%ntgegen. = l1niere Ortl@aft
miro in LETTER 3eit nit @ementpegen
rei9lid ge5iert. @ier grpertS bon
g~Ieortpoter tbnn 6ie Mrbett.
2atr11p.
Sci ei1tem in ser ct. Sobns Bfarr-
firdye am porlebten 9~ienftagmorgen
geboItenen 8rautamte idloiien Sen
8un6 firs 2eben @olentin S@ra11t
it. nn6 SRI. Mn1,o Weibenba6. BUR
&od5eit, bic I'M @lternbare Der 8raut
gebalten mur6e, batten ii@ biele &c,
Ia6ene @dite etngefun6en, tpel6e ben
Meubermdblten ibre @ludpini@e
entboten un6 6ieielben NIT ongemei-
fener @eidenfen be6adten. Mit Ben
bielen 6renn6en nn6 8ertpun6ten
tpiinf9t 6em 8ra11tpaare rahtrdglid
audi Ser u@or6itern" Elm itets bette
res gbeleben.
Mlban1.
Die an Der bieiigen Bfarridl1le als
9ebrertn ongeitellte ebrm. Sdmeiter
Marton, .. g. g., tpelde I'M ct.
&opboels Soipitol, am Merbenfieber,
erffranH, ldngere 3eit nieoerlag, lit
bollftan6ig genefen ar1 Dienitag ber-
gattge11er ISOLDE our Srel16e Ser gait
3en @ernein6e un6 b%eion6ers Ser
Sduliugerb uieber gu nns 3uriidge-
tebrt. - &ubert Sdin6ler trof Diem
ftag letter ISOLDE bon ct. Sobns, no
er BEN @ef3afftsffurifus abioIpierte
l1nb ons 6iesbe3uglide Diplom En-.
bieIt, bier bei Sen gltern Elm. - S.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-06-25
The r1OrriS Company

is. 9enar3, 5ran n1t6 @t1b bon 8ts-
bee, q. o, no @err 9enar5 etn &C.
i6dft gu eigen bot, trofen bier Mitte
lebter ISOLDE gu einem langereu Be-
iude BEL @ertpon6ten un6 Sre1n6en
Elm. = Camille @m. sc. Sdin6ler
bat ii6 i'm Ebetien 81od einqnartiert
'nn6 miro BORT Big CUR &ollen6ung
|ibrer ne1en &eitoen5 lire @obnung
beibebalten. = SRI. Sophia &ron5
uno SRI. emilia @9neiber iinb ar<
fangs LETTER ISOLDE nod Minneapolis
geretlt, INN BORT enSommerfnrius ont
ser l1niperlttat mtt5uma6en. -Srm
is. @tumonn unD bret &in6er bon
Santa Barbara, @al., iin6 bier gu
eitem langerem 8elu@ BEL @erpano-
ten u116 Sreun0en etngetroffen. =
Setter &rater bat eine @iienbabmpa-
genlaoung 3uder, 6ie etnen @ertb
BON $4,000 fat, gefauft. - Dienitag
LETTER ISOLDE lit Scarf &0bn I'M @aufe
ieiner @ltern I'M Sitter bon % sSabren
an einem &rebslei6en %geitorben.
|6reitag fan6 6ie @eer6tgung bon Ser
}st. Sobns lutbertiden Stride aus
itatt. = 9ie sSnbresberi mmlung ser
Nftieninbaber Ser Sarmers @lepator
@eieli9nft miro ndditen Samitag in
Ser @interbaue gebolten.
Metp Mnnid.
Sim 3ienitag b%ergangener ISOLDE
lteBen in Ser bieitgen @farrftrde bel
etnem bonn bodtp. 8forrer P. 2ufas,
10. g. g., gebaltenen 8rautamte it,
rem Ere,1bun6 6ur@ @rietersbanb
iiegnen @enoelin 9emtt, meI9er pdb-
reno ser leBten Sabre als 2ebrer in
4rain 5otnn angeitelt NOR, rn6 SRI.
&elena M6rian, Eodter ser Samtlie
Mid. M6rton. @o96em 6os iu1ge
&oar Bel Ser Sod8eit sic ber5libften
@Iiidtpiinide entgegen genommen,
trat 6asieIbe eine &odaeitsreiie an,
BON Ser 5rriidgefebrt sic 8rautle11te
sic Commemorate BEL Ser Mutter
6es 8rd11tteams, Die in 2urernburg
ibr Seim bat, tpobren >per6en.
Gatf Centre.
9eidt bloB on politiiden &an6iba.
ten, ionoerm au6 an iold5en, Die bet
Der 8abl cine geuiiie Mn3ieb1ngs-
fraft altSiiben, lit rnier Std6tden
reid, mer6en es ia ber@anoioaten bon
bier bier fem, tnel@e bei ser Mobem-
bertpabl an Die CUNT ser 8abler ap-
pellire1. gS iin6 Dies ST.. Dnt8ois,
meIder 6emofpati@erfeits fid) INN oas
Gongrebamt betpirbt; S. 6. Minette
nnb st.. Sells, tpel9e ii1 III ser Be-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-06-25

itag cine mebrtdgige 8efu@sreiie nod
Melroie, Spring SIN unb umgegeno
a~ngetreten. - 8. 81. 8ri1fmam uno
6tam murben lebten Montagabem
bon elmer groben Mn3abl 6reltnoe
uberraidt Die gefommet maren, UNI
nit ben ueberrnidten beren b0l5erne
&od8eit gu feiern. Soiepb 81. &upp
uno Irn1 bnben Dienitag ibr Seim
bon bier nod Carrier perlegt, no er
Sic Nfarribule als 9ebrer leiten
miro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-06-25

AHa NV WV
Bruuteltern fanb nnb Ser ld0nen
&tr6enfeier ein &od5eitsfeit itatt,
oos our gntbiet1ng Der ber5liditen
@luaplni6e bon ben our 6eier er-
i6ienenen @aiten beitens arSgenubt
murbe.. Mben6s trat oas &o93eits-
paar eine &eiie nod Sen groben Seen
an nno miro iib nod Ser &iiiidtteFbr
in Stub gttp ballslid nieoerlaiien.
M0ge es bem gbepaare am eigenen
&er6e itets nod @nni9 ergeben!
MaDbetu Gate.
Die 8orberettungen fiir sic Seit-
li6teit am glorreiden @ierten gum
8eiten unierer @emeirbe geben gut
poran. - Ser BamiIie STEPHAN
sdr0ber lit a1n borlebten Montag Elm
Mai66en geboren, Dos Sonntag bonn
bodtp. p. Dapi6, 8. g. S., getm1ft
tp,sr6e. = Die &erren sSobn 2ebmann
un6 &eiie BON bier pobnten Montag
in Martp Dem @egrabniiie Ser in
&imban inn Sitter bon 48 sSabren ber-
itorbenen Sral1 80. 6innema1m BEL.
- &o6tp. @forrer S. Builder bat I'M
feline gliidlt@e Mnfunft auf oeatfdem
8o6en miiien laiien. Sim Seite Der
Mpoitelfiirite Neter & Soul miro er
in ieinem @%eimatbsorte Diilten I'M
&beinlanoe Sen 20. Sabrestag ieiner
8rteitertpeibe begeben, mo5u mir ibm
aus tpeiter Serne uniern ber5lt4en
@liidmunib entbieten. = Die betagte
@roBmutter Srutb bat iib BON ibrem
2eiben, bon Dem iie Dor 3tpei @oden
pl0bli9 befallen nurbe, mie6er gat15-
lt9 erbolt.
Meire @rpne.
oils Elm &nrioium lit gu ber5ei6@
1en, BOP Bel Ser am is. Sunni itatt=
gefnn6enen @rimdrmabI int Comm
@rope, oem bemofratif9en 8ollmerf
bon Stearns County, audi niht etne
ein5ige 6emofratii9e 5timme abgege-
ben mur6e. - Sen. Offering bon bier
geb0rt 5n ben politiiben @anoi6aten,
melde bel Ser Brimdrtpabl NIT genii-
GENDER stimmenan5abl bebodt muir
oe> INN BEL ser 8obI inn Mobember
mie6er in 6ie politii@e Mrena II. er in
Sen @ettfampf gegen S. s. Garfield
BON Sauf Centre fir 6as Mmt 6eS
@ountp=@ ommiifdrs bes 5. 9iitrifts
gu treten. = Dtenitog b%ergangener
@o9e murben bier BEL einem bonn
bodp. P. Mnrtin, 8. g. s., gebal-
tenen 8rontomte furs 9eben berbnn-
Sen gilbert @an Bed ur6 SRI. Moria
j&olb. Gum &od5eitsfeite, Dos bel
ben @Itern ser 8ra1t gebalten tpur6e,
foro ii@ cine Menge @dfte Elm, melde
oos gliidlibe Soar nit BEN ber3li@-
lten Wuni6en fir cine ungetriibte
3nfunft be items be6odten. DuB ftd)
6ieielben o1leimmt bermtrfltden MO
gen, tit Der na6tragli9e poblgemein-
tie 8uni6 6es vMorbitern."
Cob Sprtng.
Mi9. Summer tam preisgeffromt
bon Dem tn Milmautee gebaltenert
)Sfatto1trnier 5uriid. @r ma6te bon
ser 8ieritobt Musflige na6 Sort
@aibington, @eilig &reu5 un6 6re6o-
MO, mo- er feline bielen 5reun6e un6
@erpan6te befudte. = Die regelmd-
|Bige monatltde @%erfammlung Der
Sormers 2ibe> @tof Company tptr6
%fommeroen @amitagnadmittag in
Ser @iuage &alle eebalten. = 8. S.
Sorer bot Dos balbe Snterelie 6es
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-06-25

merbung I'M SOS &eprdientmteaam
in Ser 2egiSlatur entgegeniteben, uno
S $. @anfielo, mel6er I'M 6ie 8ie<
6ertpabl in 6as GonntD@ommtlidr<
amt oes 5. Diitrifts int Selbe iit.
%21rembnrg.
SSn unierer @farrfirde fon0 @ien+
itagmorgen sic Gra1111rg 6es GouI
g. 8ier bon &11ib @itp, Minn., nit
SRI. Muria &ei6 bon bier ftott. Ser
bodtp. P. &iIian &ei6, @eftor 6es
ct. Sobn's College 1T gollegepille,
Elm Sbeim ser 8ront, %oeIebrierte u1n
9 nbr oaS Grouamt uno iegtete Sen
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-06-25

ult VttuIuI 4JUuI UtIIleUttSW W
f6uflih on iib genommen.
- Die @ru1onrbeiten fir oas 1lel1e
@eidaftsgebau6e, nelhes Die Maurin
@itate in Der @roBe bon 50X100
SUP lolio aus 8aditeinen errid)ten
laiBt, iino leBte ISOLDE in Mngriff ge-
11ommen tpor6en. - Der Gontraft
fir 6ag gbnen 6es Gol6 5pring &i-
GELS tpeld)er Die Sabrt bon bier nah
@idmono 10 beidmerli6 madt, 1T
bon Sen County : %@ommiiiaren S. ..
&opaIfomSh, Sacob @eber uno
Mi9. Solo Dem @m. @ngelbar6 iiber-
mor6en.
NoScoe.
Ser "a Sabre alte 9mbert &neie
itebt immer nod unter dr5tlid)er @e-
banolung. - @orleBten 5mitag
,pl1roe SRI. Serene @ngelbaro bon bier
i'm @el5 @oipttal gu @i@mono hoe
gen MISUNDERSTANDING opertrt;
bie Operation nabm einen glldli@en
&erlauf, 10 6aB lire bole @eneinng
mtrmebr cine Srage Ser 3eit lit. =
Die iiingit bier gegrun6ete Scott Gales
Mgentur bat nit Sen @ebruoern 8rib
einen &ontraft abgei9loiien, benz 3l1-
folec fife 6os alleinige 6elo fir Den
@erfouf Ser u8rit Mutomattc Sop
&eit SOLDER" in BEN Stoaten Minne.
iota, Soma, Mor6, un6 Sm6IDafota
uno Montana baben miro. 8eiagte
Soft 5ales Mgentur bat beri@ie6ene
Mgenten angefte0t, nelde iih auf 6en
@erfauf bes ange3eidneten So
tents ser @ebriloer 8rit berlegen
meroen.
ct. Martin.
Jran5 &eaier bon @a1aba NOR leb=
tie ISOLDE CUR 8egruBung ieiner bielen
bier 5nridgelaiienen 5re1n6e in un<
ierer Mitte. - SRI. Mnra Saibn ma6=
te Der IN MDon mobne1t0en Sa1n1lte
Sobn @eppers ibren 8eiu@. = Sobn
SerreS lit nod ldngerem 8eiu6 BEL
bieiigen &ertpon6ten nnb 8etannten
nod ieinem &eim in @ales, q. g.,
5uridgereiit. = Sobn &nui4 ma6t
in ct. CLOUD SEN @ommerfurius an
Ser Mormoli6ule nit. = Sp. @ari@,
Sos. 8lonigen, Sobn Sect un6 60.
2initer eritatteten Donneritag Dem I'M
Conn ct. Soiepb pobnenoen @al.
uoermann per Muto einen fre1n6=
fdoftliden 8eiu9. - Matb. @ou~
mann bat ith fd1flid in Sen 8eiib
zines 6oro Mutos gebradt. = ST.
4ullmomn bon Melroie brittle lebte
ISOLDE bie Mpplitanten fir Die 9. 81.
g. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. cuff If
rem @eiun6beits5uitan6 - Matb.
8irf biiBte anfangs LETTER ISOLDE cine
mertbbolle Sub Elm.
SUAcYtUIAt.
Die @ollegebiue Selepbon4@eieu-
idaft fat sic Selepbon=9inie fertig
geitelt, un6 am 5omftag ging be-
reits 6as erfte @alo Mber ben Drabt.
= SSn Ser Samilie MIois 9ennr6s
bat ein mr1nteres Maoden minlfom-
menen gin3ug gebalten. M0ge es
CUR 6reu6e Ser @ltern madfen nn6
ge6eiben! = Naditen Dienitag miro
&11pert Gid SRI. &utborina @ommers
bon &i6mono in Ser 6ortigen Stride
als 8ral1t gum Graualtare fubren.
Das iunge Baar miro iein @eim a11f
Ser nabe 81. Sobrts gelegenem Setter
Gid 6orm aufib[ager. -Qui6o Gill
tiger mn6 Srau baben leBten Can't
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Mnangenebme 6oIge.

Mnangenebme 6oIge. =
@9neioer (5um Dtener zines @rofen,
6eilen S9loB auf elmer Mnbobe
liegt): r@arlm miro benn iebt o1f
Dem Sdloiie sic 5obne ni6t mebr
o1fge5ogen, menr STR &err pie6er
NAL eingetroffen?" Dtener: ~Dos
Fat er iib abgetpobnt; iobal6 6ie
5abm gebiBt mar, tamem T. gIei@
mutt Mebnungen bon tpeit un6 breit!"
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@triderimmem perlanst.

Wir molen etnpa 5polf ct. CLOUD
Tra11ensperionen, Die bas NIT Der
San6 @triden einfader @an6idube
aus unjerm @arn 6abeim beiorgen.
@egen naberer Conformation menbe
man iih an 81. Glo,6 &ooQen Ni1s, r.,
508-52O 8. Mne. rr0r6ltd, ct. @lou6,
Minn. ct
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9anfiasmng.

Semen 8Gblern 6es 5tpetten pom
46. legislatipen Diitrifts, melde mir
bei Ser Hrimdrmabl cine iol9 glan-
3enbe l1nteritiibung 3ufommen lteBen,
iei bier1nit nrein aufridtiger Danf er-
s. St0tel.
ct. 8oia, Comm MetQmoo6, Ben
%. Sum-, 1914.
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Canada

8ejte Garmen maize tatboliiden
aird,en uno @da1Ien gelegen gu Der.
taufen. Mo9fragen mer6en prompt
uno bereitnillig beanttportet bon
&enrp Stunning, :
Meiinfter, Cost, Canada.