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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-21
Special Tabernacle Services.

Special TO The Tribune
OGDEN, Feb, 20,-Because Sunday is
double holiday, special services have been
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-21
Start Double Tracking.
Special to The Trlbune

OGDEN, Feb. 20.-Work OF double
tracking the Ogden Rapid Transit car
lines at Twenty fifth street and WASH
ington avenue was started today. An
extra track Will be placed at the inter-
section for a distance OF 100 feet south
on Washington avenue and for two blocks
east on Twenty-llfth street TO connect
with the double track starting at Jeffer-
son avenue.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-21
Given Divorce Decree.
Special to The Tribune.

SpccInI 10 The Trlbune.
OGDEN. Feb. 20.-John Kirk was
granted an interlocutory decree In the
district court today by Judge N j.
Harris Suit for divorce was filed by
Rose r. Mcneil against Charles r. Nc
Nell on the ground of failure To provide.
The couple were married in st, An
thony, Idaho, July %, 1911, and have
q 1-Year-old son.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-21

tory VIII be undertaken bv .Joseph
Geoghegan, associated with local can.
ltal. IT IS understood that the prop.
erty, will be held in the name OF the
locai concern as a subsidiary company
OF the American Can company
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-21

met without difficulty after the treaty
notifications have been executed. That
this will be the next important foreign
issue to occupy the attention Of CON
gress there is no doubt
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-21
Two Funerals.
Snocia1 fo Tho TrIl,,r,a

SPECIAL 20 The Tribune.
OGDEN, Feb. 20.-The funeral OF Mrs.
Emelie Bender. SO years old Will he held
from st Pauls Evangelical church
Sunday at p. m, Funeral services for
Thomas Mitchell. who died in Sacra mento
on Monday will be held from the Kirken-
dali parlors tomorrow at . o'clock
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-21
BARNES STARTS FOR
HOME THIS EVENING
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 2o.-Attorney
General Barnes had further confer
ence today with Land Commissioners Tall
man in reference TO Utah school lands
and viii again sec him tomorrow. Barnes
will leave for home tomorrow evening,
bat Governor Spry and other ofhcinls
will relna!r here until Monday evening.
Milford chronicle., 1914-12-25
FREDERICA.

Services will be held 10 the NJ r.
Church on Christmas morning at six
O'Clock. In the evening the Sunday
School will give an entertainment at
30 oiclock Everybody invited to be
present. Admission free.
Special exercises appropriate to the
season were held in the public schools
on Wednesday afternoon. The little
folks gave out invitations to their parents
which they made themselves at school
and were decorated with bells and holly
After the exercises the children imbued
with the true spirit Of the day. gave gifts
of clothing and Christmas candy to a
family Of Italian children, who appre-
ciated their kindness. The teachers gave
treat to the pupils, and altogether it
was a real merry Christmas These
special occaeions at school are red-lelter
davs for the youngsters aud viii live
long in their memory It means lots Of
real hard work for the teachers, but
they feel rewarded for their patient et-
forts bv the results obtained IN giving
happiness t3 the young lives IN their
care. We have a corps Of teachers who
are up-io-datc aud who believe in tile
old rhyme,
Whatever you do do with your might
For things done BY halves ure never done right
At the last meeting Of the Sunshine
Society five new members were added to
the growing list The next morning
viii be held at the home Of Mrs. A. W.
carrow January 9Th, 1915.
Ioseph c. Carpenter. Of Houstoni and
Miss Emma Chambers, Of FELTON,, We're
married at the NJ. Z. Parsonage Dy KEY
Il w. Zones on last Sunday evening
Allen Richards had a valuable horse
very III with lock jaw last week.
veterinarian was called aud the horse was
soon relieved Of its suffering and is now
prof III L. Hydorn has rented the
Office formerly occupied by the late james
B. Anderson and can pc found there
4. 3. 10 S a. M. until jan LIST 1913 CON
ductinQ business for the Kent county
Mutual Insurance Company.
Miss Alice Mitten hiss received anutner
case Of books and will give them out
only on Tuesday and Saturday afternoons,
school children win please remenper the
davs. Miss Mitten is very kind ana
courteous to evsry one and We should
not impose on her good nature oy cali'
ING at an times for books. only on me
above mentioned days.
Newton Blanchard Is bone from ko-
chester, n. ", where be has been az
tending school.
~. b. Hoey is home from Delaware
COLLEGE. and John B. Townsend and
sfeuart Hamilton from the Conference
Academy
Oscar Harrington and Marion Steven
son are visiting relatives in Wilmington.
we wish our readers a Merry Chnss-
mas end Happy Few Year.
Milford chronicle., 1914-12-25
ING BENEFIT.
AA ssrIsnss q AIIIford PsopIs.

perienee Of Milford People,
@ertunate indeed to be able to
he experience Of our neigh
I'D public utterances Of Milford
IN the following subject will
~ d benefit many Of our read
this statement No better
Be- had.
lon R. Hudson, Milford, Del,
IN i7 back was in such bad shape
sitting down I couldn't get
md placing my hands to my
support. 1t required an ef-
Nec1e to walk even a block and ]
Swy able to move at times. My
lc. q not act right and were weak.
appy secretions contained quite a
linent. I had a tired feeling
back and sharp. shooting
Hoo1gh my loins A friend told
hart Doan's Kidney Pills and I
Qi boxes. They rid me Of the
1ntnd / was thus convinced Of
rt What I said 10 the public
foni I gave before recommending
olQlidney Pills, / cheerfully con-
-on. Ny kidneys have given me
essle since the cure was made
roc. at al dealers. Dom simply
a kidney remedy get Doan s
= Fflls-the same that Mr. Hudson
eter- -Milburn Co.. Props. Buff
Milford chronicle., 1914-12-25
COON DEN
Near Farminaton)

Everybody ir this vicinity is busy
g for the Christmas holidays and
uPsters are whispering to one an
Santa Claus
10 Clara Al. Belts and VIM Johnson
si,snnday with Mr. and Mrs. George
T. and Mrs Elijah Baker visited rel-
rat Harrington relatives Saturday.
ana Mrs. Carroll B. chism spent
ay and Sunday with his parents IN
-gtpn.
snh Mrs. Il. D. Lynch spent Sun
fth Mr. and Mrs. ". A. Long at
flwood
n. r. Johnson IS entertaining his
r Harry. Of Dover, through the
tltnas holidays.
z. and Mrs. Arthur Lynch and child
we're Harrington visitors Saturday.
Z. w. T.. Sullivan. who has been on
sick list for the past few days, is im-
ing.
are having plenty Of rain n this
on. There has only been two very
SHOWS this season.
Milford chronicle., 1914-12-25
LONG NECK.

claim Lingo. who has been suffering
4 broken collar bone, is some better.
IS. Melissa Dorman, who was stricken
uaralvsis some time ago, is much
4 and her many friends hope for her
.e recovery.
d. LINGO. who has been spending
time with A. j Hart and family,
returned to his home, Newark Nd :.
iere will be & festival and oyster spp-
ir K. 7. lWarringtons tenant horse
uesdav evening. December 18th, ior
benefit Of Central Church.
Milford chronicle., 1914-12-25

Nothing raised on a farm gives much
less profit than q thin hog unless IL is
two thin hogs. Feed you hogs Fairfield s
Blood Tonic and Flesh Producer for
Hogs Only and watch them gain weight
every day. You need not fear Hog
Cholera where this tonic is used regu-
largely sold under written guarantee BY
Pierce Hardware Company, Milford.
Milford chronicle., 1914-12-25
S1O0 Reward. SEC

The rradcrs of this farer riil he rietss1 %
learn that there b II Is & c4t lr1aled di.easa
that Science hts lvn aNIe te tuse 81 ni iis
stages. aid th4i & clusfh. l s tat4Ifa a.e
ls ihc eel4 positive rurr u kulHn % iIie mUi
icai iraicrnty. Caiau hnli- coufurtiliai
difast, relolfrs 4uasiNuti1ni tttiMcut
laAt c trsh culc 3 iottu 'u fn1hts atiiiE
thc s1tffm thereby DESTROYING t'ir fN9niaii
% the disease. end eifie Re futiri sireneih
lY building rp iiIe constitution aru assisting As-
tura ia done ils v1rk The nrerficf haVe
eo much falth ia its curative routrs ihat laes
nner One Hundred Noilaf Tor aar cff' max it
fails to cnrc Send for iist &c iesllamill-
Address T. J. CHENEY s CO.. Iollio. q.
S9iI hy ail DruecIsis. 11c.
Take HANS Family rlis Tor constipation.
Milford chronicle., 1914-12-25
Sick Two Years with Indigestion.

Two years ago I was greatly bene-
fited through using two or three bottles
Of Chamberlain Tablets. writes Mrs.
S. A. Keller. Elida. Ohio Before tax
ing them | was sick for two years with
indigestion. " Sold by all dealers.
Milford chronicle., 1914-12-25
.AIMlnsrIsn.

aIo,.aembrance Of Robert ].
departed this life De
Sher
Bran Is rosmoTy os soy We ven miss Rsss. slm
etail we forget him
bSOIJ q the place. where he sleeps.
missed BY
Pr Sas. BL0CKs0M.
tlRs. S. r. BLocKsoM.
Milford chronicle., 1914-12-25

FOR SALE Good Driving Mare. 70 years Old :
a GENERAL purpose Horse. years old York Car
riare. like new d DAYTON wagon three sets OF
Harness lot Of Collars, Stable Blankets. Robes
Storm Fronts. Cab sleigh runners. Pole and
several Yokes. Walnut Library Table. Leather
Couch. Typewriter, Piano good as new. Cali
and sec me today. Charlos B. Jackson. FELTON,
Delaware. II
Milford chronicle., 1914-12-25
h.lraIor.. NoIIes.

Is given letters Of admins
estate of the late James
of Milford. Delaware, and
hotice to all who may have
As ainst the estate. to present
irerly attested, to me with
d settlement can be made
oorther, all persons indebted
aid estate must come for
he the same January 1st,
-. 52-18-St
HOLzMUELLER, Executor.
Milford chronicle., 1914-12-25
PRIVATE SALE.

still have left Brood sowa Shoats about
fifty pounds each Team Of Sorrell Horses. good
workers and drivers. Large Farm WaEon ia first
class condition One Young Cow giving milk
Il will be TO your advantage to see about these
things before they are gone.
LESTER IIOvETT, Milford Del.
p q Roy t2s
Milford chronicle., 1914-12-25

FOR SALE Very desirable Farm Of 40 acres.
500 peach trees IN bearing. also other fruits. Six
miles from Milford. three miles from Slaughter
Beach, f mile Of church. one milc Of school one
eighth mile Of good store. This ia an deal home.
Immediate possession. Address 3. a. Bennett
Milford. Del. H-1o-4t
Milford chronicle., 1914-12-25
Monday. december 28fh. 1919.

sale commencing promptly at ten o'clock a. IA.
the following personal property
EIGHT HORSES.
egA No. 1-sorrel Mare. coideu Dell. yeurs
DID, This mare is one Of the best road
mares IN Kent County and can step
No Bay Mare. Grace wood. years old. This
mare Is q good al around mare.
No 3-Bay H0rse. s. F. D.. years old This Is
fast road horse can step fast and work auyR here.
No. Bay HORSE, Don. years old This horse
win work anywhere and is going @ make nie
10. s. Brown Mare, Kate Foster. years old.
b. Sidney Foster. 2i3z.
No. bay Horae. Ben. u years old. a good az
around horse
No. 7-sorrel Mare. Good al around mare
No. 8-Bay Mare. Good worker and brood mare.
ELEVEN HEAD or CATTLE
Nine good N1ch Cows and two fine
Holslein Hcifers. All doisteIn and Dur p N
ham stock. Some giving milk aud all t
with calf. while some viii come ia be-
fore the sale
FARMING IMPI, ,EMENTS.
Three Farm Wagons. 8 low Wagon. Horse Cart
Sleigh and Bells DearinQ Binder foot cut good
rs new: two Moving Mnchinf1. one new this year
Disc Drill u spout Corn Planter, two Ohio Rid
ing Harr0ws. two Rollers. Horse Rake Sod Cutter.
Oliver Riding Plow Grain Fan. 60 Tooth Drag
Tomato Rack and Hay Rack Water Barrel on
wheels, Sccd Sower| two suits Of Wagon Harness
good as new, piow Harness. Piows and HarrpNs.
Double Trees, Single Trees and many other articles
too numerous TO mention.
Terms Cash. JOHN sIPPLE
W. C. Moore. Aucconeer.
I. c. and ". H. Rogers. Clerks
Milford chronicle., 1914-12-25
Reapened

,r..,s 2 ! Nils in Milford have
arhauled and are now
ne; ie business. We have
and Flour which will
Wheat or Corn. We
,ut for Corn or Wheat.
etro;t lrial. e-7tf
iited s DAVIS. Proprietor.
Milford chronicle., 1914-12-25
MONDAY, JAM 4TH. 1916

Between the hours Of twelve (12) o clock
noon, and four l4) p. M, for the purpose
Of electing officers for the ensuing year.
as follows:
A President Of Town Council for year
Two Members Of Council for years
Two Members Of Council for year
A Collector and Treasurer for ] year
One Member Of Light and Water Com
mission for years
Further notice is hereby giver. that on
Friday night, January ist, 1915 at rs
o o'clock. a Town Meeting viii be held IN
Armory Hall. for the purpose Of nomina-
ting a ticket to be voted at the election to
be held on the following Monday. as per
above notice. THOMAS "A. KIRBY
Dec. 2S-2t President Of Council
Milford chronicle., 1914-12-25
81 Experience win CrouD.

NJ boy, Ray. was small he
AfAa Group, and / was always
ngle .h times. Chamberlain S
proved far better than
his trouble. It always re-
lckly. I am never without
for I know it is a positive
our , writes Mrs. w. R. Nc
Boat lille, Pa. For sale by al
Milford chronicle., 1914-12-25
AIled.

Corn delivered at
win also give
for Cob Corn.
t0 r. 2-25-4t
co. Milford, Del.
Milford chronicle., 1914-12-25

FOR SALE-l2 Acres of Land, on road from
Canterbury to Dover near James Fl. Jones farm.
lz acres Ia cultivation. 80 acres in good timber.
VIII sell separate. Splendid location. Call and
Zee me this week as intend to dispose of lard by
January lst. 1915. Charles r. Jackson. FELTON,,
Delaware. lt
Milford chronicle., 1914-12-25

Csueh Remedy-The
rs Fayorlle.
Milford chronicle., 1914-12-25
TOWN ELECTION

In pursuance to the Charter Of the Town
Of Milford, notice is hereby given to ali
persons legally qualified to vote az the
municipal elections in the Town Of Nil
ford, Delaware. that the Annual Election
viii be held at the usual place for holding
this election; viz: the hearing room Of the
Town Jail, at the Town Of Milford, Del
aware. on
Milford chronicle., 1914-12-25
oTv e aols'ssr.x DE EolIcs.

sing a1777-T-- ~ n
800, 600 s'AeloI 1gal,5 "a ,s.' sne eSsaes 4 's
ach thi hereby give notice to
re frosed to or having claims
10 toa to come forward and
car bn thirty days.
8 "A Administrators,
WsI Milford, Delaware.
4. I2-1l-3t
Milford chronicle., 1914-12-25

|ain's Cough Remedy
hen they have colds or
Mrs. Verne Shaffer.
Il always helps them
fior to any other cough
used. / advise anyone
medicine 70 give it a
1y all dealers.
Milford chronicle., 1914-12-25
sale

sale.
~ lpecial sale Of Pianos
have on the floor
No Cunningham end
81 very reasonable
81 $50 90 upwards.
over. Next door to
to l1-I3tf
: r. B. BANNING.
Milford chronicle., 1914-12-25

DAHLIAs FOR SALE Having purchased from
esfar Lovatf his entire stock Of Dahlias the same
are for sale By me and all orders viii receive my
attention and be ready to deliver about March ist
Address VIM. J. Morgan li2 East Fourth Street
Milford. Del. l2-2o1tp
Milford chronicle., 1914-12-25
Public Sale.

viii sch at my home one mil. north Of Frederca.
near Bsrratta Chapel, az my i've st0ck and farm
ing implements on
Milford chronicle., 1914-12-25


bed.
Corn delivered at
- Win also give
for Cob Corn.
e. 12-25-4t
Co. Milford. Del.
Sale.
1Qecial sale Of Pianos
Z have on the floor
Ut, Cunningham end
81 very reasonable
a $50 90 upwards.
over. Next door to
tn 11-13tf
; r. B. BANNING.
III Reopened.
,,..,.' 2 Mills in Milford have
arhauled and are now
ne; lc business. We have
Cn~and Flour which will
Wheat or Corn. We
,ut for Corn or Wheat.
etro;t trial. 8-7tf
lited Z DAVIS. Proprietor.
a,v q ,1l ollessrix KolIce.
an ooooliatration on the estate
10y /. Webb have been
lcn I'M hereby give notice to
Ie frosed to or having claims
~ tos to come forward and
car bn thirty days.
g. Administrators,
WsI Milford, Delaware.
- & I2-11-3t
Csueh Remedy The
rs FaYorlie.
claims Cough Remedy /
hNn they have colds or 1
Mrs. Verne Shaffer. /
Il always helps them
riar to any other cough
used. ! advise anyone /
medicine 70 give it a
ny all dealers.
.1N merriam.
Io,. aembrance Of Robert J.
departed this life De-
~. Oh how we miss him
'1dn his memory wen keep.
shall we forget him;
SOlJ q the place. where he sleeps.
missed BY
Sas BLOCKsOM.
Sins. S. r. BL0cKsoM.
~ Experience With Group
A. boy, Ray. was small he
"a Group, and ] was always
re ct times. Chamberlain S
y proved far better than
his trouble. It always re-
lctly. I am never without
for I know it is q positive
r writes Mrs. w. R. Nc
at ii|le, Pa. For sale bY all
lalsirator's NoIIce.
Is given letters Of admins
-lha estate of the late James
of Milford. Delaware, and
hotice to all who may have
ainst the estate. to present
-rerly attested, to me with
h settlement can be made
lrther, all persons indebted
said estate must come for
a.tle the same January Ist.
Milford chronicle., 1914-12-25
Public Sale.

viii soil at my home o. the shawnes rosd. one
half mile from Milford. which b known az ~
LL-nu-L L---- IN
Milford chronicle., 1914-12-25

II you have a want that you think some one can
M. take 10 the whole field At once hy inserting
want advertisement in the MILFORD ClfRoNIcfE.
II YOU have something for sale. or have lost any
thing. put an ad IN this column II you want ~
suits. The rate one cent word for each insertion.
NOIICE-ro al users Of this eoumn: An ads
10 the Cent a Word Column" MUST be paid for
Ia advance. No advertisement viii Be accepted
Tor this column under anv other conditiona
Milford chronicle., 1914-12-25

sale commencing promptly af ten o clock a. n.l
the following personal property
ELnun LLnnaE.
Milford chronicle., 1914-12-25

FOR sALE-Three Young Cows, coming fresh
first 81 january. One Black Jersey Bull. years
DID, One Pole Angus Bull years old. One Sorrel
Colt years old. well broke. One Brown Horse
years old. Mrs. Marie r. Southland. Lincoln
Delaware lz-i7u
Goldsboro weekly argus., 1914-02-19
MOCK TRIAL
BEN COLONIE TO BE TRIED FOR
ABDUCTION ON FEBRUARY
TWENTIETH

Nothing has ever created more SEN
sation at Seven Springs than the ex-
pected trial of Ben Colonie for abduc-
tion This most bastard and startling
crime has wrapped this village in a
veil of sorrow and mourning, and
saddest and most pathetic kind.
The defendant will be ably repre-
sented by three eminent attorneys
who are famous for their superb legal
talent and their unique forensic power
The State, also, will be represented by
three able men. Among this three is
Mr.. Delmas, who is from the West
This will give our Eastern lawyers an
opportunity t. contest their wits with
the supposed highest legal talent in
America.
Dr. Sutton, who held the inquest
| will be the main witness. This will
give him an opportunity to display
| his scientific knowledge on the effect
which water produces upon either {
| live or dead body He will be asked
| unusually profound and occult ques
tions, but there is no doubt that he
will elucidate them amply and eff
GENTLY.
Everybody is invited. 1t will occu
on the Goth of February at Sever
| Springs High School.
Admission will be free.
Goldsboro weekly argus., 1914-02-19

LOST-Yesterday afternoon late, be-
tween Parrott & Creech's and H.
We'll & Bros, a white ostrich plume
18 inches long. Suitable reward for
it's return to Mrs. Lillian D. Wooten,
at The Galloway, corner of James
and Chestnut Streets.
Goldsboro weekly argus., 1914-02-19
FALLING CREEK ITEMS.


Rev. J. A. Snow did not fill his ap-
pointment Sunday at the Baptist
church on account of the rough roads
and weather. Rev. T. J. Hood, who
was detained from his appointment for
the same reason, was present and ad-
dressed the audience on the value of
the Sunday school.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. E. Cox spent Sun
day with relatives in Newton Grove.
The High School here is planning
a program for the celebration of North
Carolina Day next Friday. The friends
and patrons of the school are cordial
~ invited to be present.
Mr.. Carl Hood leaves this week for
his home in hsheville. His numerous
friends regret that his stay at Falling
Creek must be so brief.
Ir G. M. Warrick and Iir. Rex
Stevens were visitors Sunday in the
Brogden section.
There was an interesting and well
attended meeting of the Epworth
League Sunday night at the Methodist
church Mr. Frank Rhodes was leader.
Mr.. Walt.r E. Blackman had the
unique experience recently of killing
a large porker which contained a
double liver.
Miss Glenn Thompson and Mr.. Ma
rion Herring visited Miss Thompson's s
home at New Hope last Saturday and
Sunday.
A chorus of twenty-six voices has
been organized in the high school de-
partment of Failing Creek School.
Miss Mary Cox is leader, and Miss
Myrtle Hocney is pianist.
The Quarterly Conference of Mt.
Olive circuit will convene at Failing
Greek M E. church on Saturday, Feb,
21st.
Honor Roll of Falling Greek School.
First grade-Van Buren Rose, Sudie
Cox, David Gil antham, Alice Grantham
Mallie Warrick, Ella Rose, Annie
Myers, Luby Myers, Ruby McCullen,
Mary Bell Cox, Fannie Pittman, Jas.
Daniels, Joel Rose, George Coats, Ro-
bic Coats, Carl Holloman, Luther
Laws, Myrtle Laws, Mary Coats, En-
ma Hood, Jonnie Reaves, Leila Langs-
ton, Jimmie Weavers.
Second grade-Charlie Best, Rosa
Pittman, Braxton McCullen, Annibelle
Coats, Henry Murphy, Riah House,
Emma Langston:
Third Grade-Josephine Rose, Wal
ter Reaves, Fred Weaver, Viola Hood,
Harvey House, Mamie Laws, Phebe
Blackman, Leon Rose, Willie Neal.
Fourth grade-Luby Hester, zelder
Pittman, Naomia Holloman, Wiley
Bordeaux, Kirby Fail, Lola May Fail
Ludie Warr'c 'ck, Eunice Taylor, Harry
Daniel
Fifth Grade-Herbert Blackman
Pearl Hester, Goldie Herring, Jim Bor-
deaux, Rommie Hollowell.
Sixth Grade-Ida Blackman, Lennie
Stevens, Estell Stevens, Hortense
Rose, Louise Blackman, Diana Gran
than, Thelma Taylor, Albert McCul-
len.
Seventh Grade-Cora Best, Vilone1
Bordeaux, Delodius Brown, Mary Biz
zell, Iona Haskett, Althea Herring
Marion Herring, Chloe Pittman, Mary
Rhodes, James Rose, Murray Black
man, Bertha Taylor, Allen Whitfield
Nettie Wright.
Eighth Grade-Henry Massey, Mary
Reaves, Frank Rhodes, E1ma Stevens
Glenn Thompson.
Ninth Grade-E. A. Stevens, Luby
Warrick, Gertrude Grantham, Mary
Cox, Hattie Holland, Edna Pittman
Mittie Lambert
Tenth Grade-Sudie Grantham, An
ME Sutton.
Eleventh Grade-Annie M. Taylor.
Goldsboro weekly argus., 1914-02-19
ROUSE & LAND
N. j. Rouse Edward M. Land
Kinston, N. G. Goldsboro, N. G.
Attorneys at Law,
Offices -Kinston, N. c.; Edgerton
Building, Goldsboro, N. G..

The law firm of Rouse & Land an
nounce that they have opened an Of
flee in Goldsboro, N. G. The general
partnership will be continued and
matters entrusted to either Office will
receive attention from both members
of the firm. N. J. Rouse will have
charge of the Kinston office and E. M
Land will have charge of the Colds
boro Office.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-09-12
ONLY lT3pNtL AIRS
HERD ~ TUE PARKS
BY tile United Press

london, Sept, ! An impressive
word picture Of the manner n winch
al paris heroically and with almost
Soartan stcieism took the FIRST re-
ports that siege OF the capital hN
Germans was a possibility is contain
ed in the following dispatch which
vas sent from Paris to a local news
paper.
on the bouleyardS each msht the
change in the Paris populace is re-
markable. There is enthusiasm NV
a quiet kind Of enthusiasm FEefe
is a singular absence OF roWdylsia
and horseplay. The apache seems
"a have suddenly become q respect
able citizen. People are more sii'7
carely polite to each other. On thetf
faces I have noted a blend OF grey
nv and gaiety; gravity fully con
scious of what the hour means gaze
~ because they are fighting lor
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