davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-01-01

|Iie ertuarten6en Strafen, balo Dor
nebelrs, BEL benen Tie als Grtpadiene
,rar ladeln miir6en. sic lieben tbre
&inisriabre nibt;; ibr boditer Mnni@
lift, bolb ermadien un6 nnabbangtg
gu fein; unb iin6 iie erit gu Sling
|lingen nn6 Sungfrauen berangereiH.
10 tpirb ibr @unid nod nnabban-
|gigteit nnb eirem etgeren SCRIBE 11nr
'lnuter.
go oft 1T ein5ig bas trugeriibe
Spiel unferer ginbiloungsfraft Der
@runb nnierer l1nsufriebenbeit. Sic
molt uns sic @ergangenbeit in b1n-
teren Gorben, als sic @irflidfeit lie
ie beioB. lno 6ieielbe ginbilbungs-
fraf, sic mns sic @ergongenbeit ber-
i60nert, idmiidt tauidenb audi nn-
fere 3nnfunft NIT BEN gefaaigen Sur,
ben. Die &offnrng 5eigt I'M &inter-
grmnbe Ser beporiteben6en Sage int
mer prangenbe Stolen; aber oere1
Dornen erfenren mir nod nt6t tn
folder 6erne. Sollten mir ni6t eno'
li6 meiier mer6en nn6 uns iiber5en-
gen f0nner, 6aB sic 5ufunftigen Sab7
re leltem 10 rei5eno iin6, als mir fie
uns trGnmen? 5ollten mir ni9t en6-
li6 mi1fen> ooB ieoem Sag ieoem
Sitter, ie6em Stanoe, jebem @eible6t
feline belon6eren 6reltoen nn6 2eioen
5ugemeiIen iin6? Sonten mir ni@t
enoli9 pilien, 6ab es 6ie Bette Be-
bensmeisbeit iei, bes Cages NIT Dnnf
un6 Greu6e ber5li6 5u gerteBen, ltn'
befiimmert megen 6es folgen6en, bon
6em mir feline 8iirgldaft baben, mas
er neben 6em @uten au@ @ofes BRITT
gen tperbe, 6enn 5u unS aletn lit 6as
@ort geiproden: u5orget nt6t I'M
Sen anoern Morgen, benn eS tit &c,
mug, oab Elm iegli&er Sag ieine eige>
ne 8laqe babel"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-01-01
Ste aIte &etmatb.
@effalen.

Ser @egierungsprdii6ent bon
90 il n It ter, @irfI. @eb. Sberregie-
rungsratb b. SSarobfp tit gum Mini<
iterialbirector int @iniiterium 6eS
S1meret errtanrt por6en nn6 ift be-
reits bon feinem bisberigen Mmte
5rriidgetreten. -Mls Sr6inart11s fir
mittGere u1rb 1tel1ere @ef6tdte lit 9r.
,pbil. ct iur. +. c. @rnit Doenea bon
Ser %l1niperiitdt &iel an sic 8eitfalt=
1de @ilbelms- nntperiittaot berufe n
tporben. = Mm 26. 9e5ember lit Der
Sector Ser Tbeologie am bieiigen
Trancisconerfloiter, P. 8anfrattus
@otbfdef, bon Mntmerper aus nod
@io Sc SSaretro gefabren, tint eime
lGrgere @iiitationsretie 5t 6en oeut-
fden 6ranciscmerfl6itern in, 8rait=
lien at 11nternebmen. - Gum Doctor
ser Ebeologie mnr6e bon Ser fatbo=
iii @=beo1ogii6en Sac1ltat Ser Unit
berfttGt 8res1al1 ser &farrer Meeper
m1s Do1bal1ien promobtrt. -@ie bie=
iige Observation-Disclosures 6acrl-
tat befmden I'M @interi emeiter 1918.
ia 2O2 Stn6ieren6e, alStpdrts
itu6ieren6e 81. Die @eiammt3abl Ser
Mumnen 6es &rieiteriemt1tars be-
tragt 81. = @iir5li6 btelt P. @lpi=
6tus in ser @emein6e @oerbe ber=
idie6ene Mbitinen5bortrdge. Sci Die
fer @e1egenbeit erf1drten nnier
&o6m. &err @farrer Salbfas mebit
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-01-01
Mmpermnn1i1.

Sic 2eberrsfdbigfeit Ser oeutiden
.@prade in inherent Staatenbnnoe,
Sic 10 oft i6on I'M '2aufe Der Sabre
bon &IeingGaubigen aller Mrt mebr
ooer minoer ange5meifelt tpnroe,
balt ser bo9m. SEER 9r. Sol.
0@ aus Dem Soiepbimam fit
unpermiiitlid. St idreibt namlt4 in
ieinem ioeben erf6ienenen 8erfe:
Ser b~enti6-amerifaniide Sarmer 6a=
riiber: uGiimmermebr miro 6euti6er
9ant onf amerifanii9em 8o6en per=
ballen! gu tief itn6 sic 6eutiden Stunt
oamente in 6ie %pergangene @eidi6te
Ser Ser. Stoaten Der ienft, als 6ab
iie nidt a1f unabiebbare 3eit Sen
%rngen6en Sberbm1 6euti6en @mltnr=
eini6lags in Mmerifa GIT tragen ber=
m06ten. 8ertpittern m0gen eber
Mortel nn6 91ta6er, 6ie unter Der
ENTER amerifatifder nn6 6euti6er
Mrbeit iib mddttg 5um Gapitole bon
Yoto1nac gefiigt; %5erbr0deln nno itir=
gem eber ser gemaltige 9om, nit pel=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-01-01

SEN bier nntpeI en0en 9erren @et1tlt=
den ibrer1 Beitrttt gum fatbolii6en
&reu5binoniB. Dieiem 8eiipiele folg=
ten aQe a%ntpele11oen &ebrer nn6 Die
berporragen6iten 8iirger n1ierer
|gtaot unb garae S6oaren uni erer
maderen &iittenarbeiter. SIM ga15en
belanft ii6 oie 8abl Der 11en Mnfge-
non1metnen a1f $50. = SSn Ser ct.
Yaulsfir9e at Dortmunb bra6
fiir5li6 Elm 8ranb aus, Ser 6ie groBe
|0rgel b%on1tdn6ig pernidtete. Mu@
Elm Gbeil ser gacriiti fiel 6en Slant
men gum 0pfer. Ser S@a6en ion
100000 sc. betragen. = Ser @eieQ=
id)uft 6es @0ttli6en @ortes in
I5ten1 lit bon Sen 5uitdn6tgen Mi-
niftern sic @%erebmtgl1ng CUR @rrid-
tunq zines MiHionsbauies IN Drt=
burg ertbeilt mor6en.
Metnprobtn5.
SsSn @iesborf BEL @01n murbe
iiingit Elm &oittpirtb bon 5tpei Soft
g6ngern eritoden. Die M0r6er flo
ben mod 0plaben, tpo ite berbaftet
mmr6en. - Sos S@murgeri@t in
|gffen berurtbeilte ben 1%9idbrigen
|@ergmanrt @ltopsft aus @Ia6bef,
ser am "a. @ug1ft s. S. ieinen @ater
nad einem il1r5en @orttpediel onr@
einen &epolperiduB get06tet batte,
gu - Sabren 8ubtbats mno 10
Sabren @brberluit. -@us @nlaB Der
6eier 6es 7~5idbrtgen geitebens Der
|Tabaffabrif 9I6enfott in &ees bat
Ser iebige Snbaber Ser unteritib-
nngsfaiie 10000 80. ubertpteien.
Terner erbielt ieber Mrbetter ein
l@parfaiienbn6 bon 100 Biz 200 M.
T. Grit Dor pentgen @o9en tpar es
5mei Mrbeitern in Saarbrmden
gelmnger, elmer Mrtomobilbartbe 5pet
Sesm11ge11 I'M Sitter bon IL rru6 Is Sab
rem at ertretbett, Die TIM M1to11toD1l
entfubrt tper6en fo1ten. M1n itrtb
pie6er 3 &1nben fprrlos beri9tptn-
Sen. 8pei finb aus Madbars60rfern,
elmer bon bier. Man berm11tbet, BOB
lie Ben m1sIdn6ifden @1tabenbdn6lern
lin oie &dnoe gefauen ftr6. - Ser
&ol1er Mattbias @eel tpl1r6e bon et-
mem Jorber3ug in elmer &oblenatt'
Iage 10 an sic 8on6 georiidt, baB CT
to6t blieb. Gr binterldBt 3ebm &itn-
6er. - Sci Sen Mbbru@sarbeiten an
benz Me11ba1t beg @%nnrenba11fe8 so.
&lein in 9 miieI6orf itiir3te Die
!Dede Elm. 8 Mrbeiter tna1rben f@tDer,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-01-01

dem fubnen be11tiden Metiters Slug
unb beutide Eednif es ibertpolbten;
berbIaNen urb erI0fden Die metiter'
bouen Bilbbenfmaler aus anterifaai-
ider &el6en3eit, nit melder bieielbe
beuti9e $anb bag gapttol ge5iert, Die
EMIT bos 5@pert fir iene Glitter 5og,
bon tpeld)e11 iene 8il6er hiinben -
cher aleS Dies, als baB Die @erqnid-
l1ng amertfmiiden unb beutiden We'
iens, bur6 bun6ertiabrige gemein-
fame Mrbeit geidaffen, unb burd oas
Blut bon 10 bielen rmbmreiderl
Shladtfel6erm gefeitigt, iemalS ger
faue, uno Ser ibeaIe ueberbau beut-
ider Gultl1reinfliiie iemals pergebe,
Ben sic &11ppel als gr3eugniB beut-
i6en @eiites nn6 6euti6er @autednif
10 treffen6 am Gapttolgebdube 6es
8rtn6es beriinnbiloli@t."
Man6em 9bre mag cine folde
Mnffaiiung nt6t nrr n11getpobnt, 1on<
bern a119 gu bo6fliegeno binfen. sic
lit ie6enfans bas 3eugnib elmer
d)arafterbouen, ebleren @eiinnnng,
oIs iene befnnben, sic in ibrer @leid~
giiItigfeit fir etbiide nno etbnii6e
@ertbe ibr Deuti6tbum mte Elm Ct
crement om @ege lteeen 1oiien, 5l1-
frie6en, bab es einem natIrliden
3erIebnngspro5eB berfaQe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-01-01
Cine Meuiabrsbetra@:
t1tng.

@s gibt nn3dblige ungludli@e
Meniden, sic NIT ibrer nugenblidlt-
den Gage itets un5ufrieoen itno, aud
menn iie inn @runbe gar fetne urfa9e
5um Magen baben. l1n6 pie be1te,
70 borte man iie au4 idon Dor Sabr
nn6 Sag flagen. Dies nn3ufrteoene
Murren lit ib,rer our @emobnbeit,
6ur6 sic @etpobnbett gum 8e6irf<
nilIe un6 6nrd bos @ebiirfnib 51 els
,,er eetpiifen 9(rt bon @ergniige1 ge'
mor6en. Sbnen mdre ni@t mob1,
tpenn file nidt irgen6mo ettpas 5u be-
ienf5en nn6 an ibrer Gage 5a taoeln
fan6en. ga, es lit nidts l1ngewobn<
Ii6es, 6ob man eben oieie 9eute iebt
gero6e iene Sage nit grobem Ser
%aniigen nod preiien bort o1s bor3iig-
lid gIiidlide, in benen mir fie am
un5nfriebeniten geieben batten. Sie
gleiden %oenienigen beoauernspiirbi-
gen Terionen, sic Bel bollen &raftem
immer franf in ibrer @inbtl61ng
fins. Mm mei1ten bort man bon @r-
mad1enen bos Slid ibrer @ergan,
genbeit, Sic Sage ihrer &in6bett NIT
mebmiitbiger Srel16e p%refien. sic
tbnn oies nidt felten in ioldem lie
bermaBe, 6aB ibnen 6ariiber tbr ge~
gentpdrtiger 3uitanb unleioli@ miro.
Simmer berglei6en iie all5u germ 6as,
mas iett geidiebt, NIT oem mas ionit
geidloh, sic 6ren6en bon beute init
SEN Trel1oen ibrer friiberen Sabre,
nn6 SOS Gene ene miro babel tmmer
oltf Soften ser @egentpart erboben.
0ft ober lit lire eigeniinnige Bor=
Iiebe fir sic %nerIorenen 6renben bod
r1tr cine bon aGau lebbafter Ginbtl=
bung betpirfte @elbittduihung. Mit
melfer Sebnin9t, nit Incident @nt-
siifelt bort man nidt 3utpeilen oos
Nor06ies 6es finoliden Mlters nn6
ser gon5en Sugen6aeit riibmen!
@e1bit sic finoliden SSrrungen unb
Sborbeiten iper6en NIT @ergniigen
nod %erndbnt; ieoes @ptelp1abes, ie-
6es fleinen 3nfons miro nit Sren6en
qe6oft, o1s mdre Sic gorge 8onte
bes meni9Ii6en 9ebens in Ben engen
@obmen iener @ntmidlnngs5eit 5u=
iommenge6rdngt gemei en-. = l1nb
boh lit alles o6er 6as meiite 6opon
MIR SGl1id1tng unierer @nbilonngs<
froft, sic in Ser Gerne anes nit 5o11=
berhoftem @Ian5 berf6onert. Sebt
6oh sic @inoer Inn eu@ Der an!
Sin6 Tie 6enn in 6tei em Hara6iele
mirfIih 10 bohbegliidt nn6 benetoens-
mertb? Mn6 fie boben ibren Summer,
ibren gdmer8, lire Ebraten ebenio<
gut pie sic grmadienen, ibr 9eidt<
finn, ser iie mandes l1nangenebme
idnen nergelien 1ebrt, fiibrt lie ou6
ebenio ihnen tpie6er 5lt 1tenem 2et6.
Gie sittern bol6 Dor Ser Strenge Der
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-01-01

|5tpei lei9t berlebt. = 9as fir5li@
perltorbene Srdulein Marie &erteu
bat ser 5ta6t st. @oar 100000
90. permadt.
9eifen-Ma1a1.
Ser @robi9mie6 6ran5 8admann
aus ser in Sen bteiigen 2ocomotip.
'lperfen Sen i6meren @ammer
|i6mingt, bot am 16. %. Mlts. 6ie
@ouptbaBroIe in ser Mo5art' -iden
|Sper uDie 3auberfl0te" geiungen.
|2ieler Sage lit in 6ranffmrt a.
sc. Elm @eine-D enfmal entbiiM mor-
Sen. saul 611loa bielt Die 6eltre6e.
SSn iu1giter 3eit muroen betanntli@
Yroteite laut gegen oie @rri4tnng
|oieles DenfmalS, 90 Seine ieinen
Merfen ii9 pielfa6 nidts meniger als
observation-disclosures ge5eigt bat. = Sci
oem Meubam ser fatbolti6en Stride
in @attersbeim %ftir5te cine
Mauer Elm, pobet Elm Mrbeiter ge-
to6tet un6 rteu11 perlebt tpur6en.
!&~eiieu.9armtabt.
gead6em in ser leBten 3eit ber-
i6ieoentli6 Soften in Ser nn1ge-
bmng bon Main5 nn6 amf benz be-
na6barten Mrttqeriei9ieBplab na9t-
li6ermeife angei@oiien muroen, ba>
BEN idmmtlide @admanni@aften
'8efebl erbalten, int 6aae zines Mn>
griffs iofort fdarf gu idieBen. Wfa1
befiir@tet in militdrii@en &reiien,
oaB sic @organge bier int 3niam=
menbong nit Der militariiden Agtta-
ton in @liaB-2otbrtngen 1tebe11. -
Ser @in5er @6mtnn aus SeB,
bat nit ieinen beioen alteiten
&inoer11, einem &naben nno eirem
Mdoden I'M Sitter bon z nno 8 Sab
rem, I'M &bei1 oberbalb Main5 ben
500 geindt. Die uria9en at Der
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-01-01
Tramen umb ma6e 6mfe.:

@rfGItnng un6 naiie Sibe ii1to et11e
@erbinbung, b%eionbers
fir Gralee1t rn6 nngeihmollenen Nte-
rem iin6 banfig bos @rgebnib. &uden-
meh, neutrality-suspicious. mno
rbe11matil9e Sieber itn6 feline llnge'
m0bnli9e @eiuItote. Golep Nierer1'
8iGen itelten bie regulare nno nor
mole Tbattgfeit Ser Mierett un1 Blaie
Ter unb beieitigen bie nrio4e Der
8ei9merbe. .@ntbolter fetne CUR @e,
tperbenoe Meoi3initoffe. Bei
.allen &dnbIern IN ct. @lou6. ~ M1t'
5eige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-01-01
Ibat fiebt man in elmer 6em Mon1e
oroben6en Nro5eBia6e.
Slbenbmrg.

5bat liebt man in elmer Dem Monme
%oroben6en Ero5eBia6e.
Slbenb1rg.
Sic 8riioer 56mi6t nn6 5hIcifer
|Sebning non SI6enburgm mr6en
in 8remer unter Dem @erbadt ber-
baftet, einen &uiienboten in DeImen-
BORT iiberfaqen nno um $3.50 Marf
beraubt 5u baben.
&6migreid-Sa diem
Na9 elmer Melonng Ser Dres-
|6emer @o@rt@ten foI gegentpdrtig
ein 11e11erfun0enes betdubenbes 8uI-
Der fir Militar5mede bonn &riegsmi-
niiterium gepriift meroen, I'M feline
Observation-Disclosures fir oen
ariegsfau feit5uitellen.- SSn &a11ns-
oorf bel 2eip5ig fan6 in @egep'
tpart 6es 0iterrei9ifden GeIomar-
i9aGs- 2ieutenonts @blen bon Seller
un6 6eiien M6iutanten Moior &0nig
sic gintpeibung 6es &rieger6enfmaIs
gum Mn6enfen ser int Sabre 1918
gefallenen 0eiterreider ftatt. Serner
mobnten sic &erren 6es 6iterreidi-
iden @oniulates in 2eip3ig iotpie Die
@emein6ebebor6en Ser 6eier Bel.
8aDern.
neber bielperipreden6e grfolge
NIT einem nel1er @boleromitteI botl
Erofeiior Sl1lius @tu1npf ouf sen
Decentralization @runoIagen IT.
IS ir5bnrg peiterbnuero, Sic Be-
5iebnngen. 5miiden gboIeraba5inen
un6 Dem @rbboben berfoIgt unb aus
@r6fnbitan5en elm @emifd g%etpor1ren,
oas er NIT bor5igliden @eiultaten I'M
Bolfanfrieg erprobt bnt. Dos Dit
tel tpirft obtobteno nlf 6ie IN Ben
Carmen bo,1ienoen Gbolera-Ba3iuen..
- SSn Ser 8farrfirde in &op
fiel ndbrenb elmer Miffiors-
preoigt Ser 8oter inn1nt Ser aor3els
auf 6as @ir6enpflaiter berab, no Die
&an5el nit Dem @ater gum Slid ollf-
re4t iteben blieb. Ct trat fbne1 Der.
aus un6 pre6igte, tpenn aud settpos
.erfdroden, an ei11em SeitenaItnr me..
ter. - Mo6 elmer 5tntiitif oes ,Mgfe.
genSbnrger Mn3eiger1 3dibbIbe
Oberpfal5 bon ane11 Rreiier1 8oper11g
Die meiiten 8ierbrouereien, ndilrIi4
1859. Ser IL Snbre alte Real.
Ifdiler S. Sodbol3er 1T beim ger- /
Judi, et1ten @obnfabrer Dor benz er-sE
trinfen 81 betpabren, feIbit n benz
|Gll1tbet u%r1gefornr1em. Mn 0ersii1t-
terer Miblbriide tplr6e be Setdb9e Der
Milford chronicle., 1914-11-13
WoLFE'S CROSSING

David H Belts, well-knowu man,
died at his home on Thursday afternoon,
November 5th, 1914, after a lingering
illness of three years, of Bright disease,
aged sixty-three years, Eve months and
eleven days. He leaves to mourn his
loss five sons, one daughter and one bro
ther. The funeral services were held at
his home last Saturday afternoon at two
o'clock, Rev Frank A. Holland othciat-
ing. Interment was made in the Belts
Cemetery by S. J. Wilson & Son.
Miss Mamie Clendaniel, OF Milton, has
been the guest of her brother, Clarence
Clendaniel, this week.
Mrs. William Carpenter spent the
week end with her parents, Reuben Smith
and wife, of Glendale.
George Cooper, wife and two sons, oi
Lincoln City, were the guests OF Their
daughter, Mrs. Robert Belts, on Satur-
day
Charles Reed, wife and daughter have
been the guests of R. S. Reynolds and
wife.
MANY farmers about here are busy
huskiug corn.
Milford chronicle., 1914-11-13
TO INSPECT THE
STATE MILITIA.

At the office of Adjutant- General 1.
Pusey Wickersham, orders have been
issued for the annual inspection OF the
several companies comprising the Organ
lied Militia of Delaware, which viii be-
gin at Milford on Friday evening Novem-
Der q, when the members of Company
B will come under the scrutnizing eye
of Major c. A. Short, the Inspector gen
eral, who will conduct the inspection OF
each company.
The order gives the date each company
will be visited and all other details per
tanning to the inspection as follows
l. The annual inspection of the Or
ganized Militia will take place as follows
Company B, Milford Friday, No
vember 27, 1914, at SIS p. m.
Company G., Dover Monday, Novem-
Der 80, 1914. at s IS p. m.
Companies A, d and Band, Whining
ton - Wednesday, December 2, 1914
The band will be reported for inspection
at 7 p. m. The companies will be re
ported for inspection at SIS p. m.
Companies {. f. and Hospital Detach-
ment Wilmington Thursday, December
5, 1914 at IS p. m.
Company E, Newark-Thursday, De-
cember TO- 1914, at S.lo p m.
2. The Field and staff and Nou-Com
missioned Staff, will report for irspec-
ton with the organizations nearest their
place of residence. Those residing in
Wilmington, Wednesday, December 2,
1914, at SIS p. nj.
3. Muster and Inspection rolls of the
Field and staff Non Commissioned Staff,
Companies. Band and Hospital Detach-
ment will be prepared in triplicate, and
presented to the inspecting officers.
4. The headquarters, the several staff
departments, including property books
and papers, and the property for which
company and detachment commanders
are responsible. will be inspected on dates
to be arranged between the inspecting
officer and the officer in charge.
S. The State arsenal will be inspected
on dates to be arranged between the in
specting officer and the chief quarter
master.
s. Major c. A Short, inspector gen
eral, will make this inspection.
BY command of Governor Miller:
l. P. Wickersham,
The Adjutant- General, Chief of Staff
Milford chronicle., 1914-11-13

S0-Rose Lawn Poultry Farm, Vine
land, n j.
Sl-Posien Brothers, Thorn Lake
Farm. WilkeSbarre, Pa
S2-Pleasant Hill Poultry Farm, Phil
lipsburg, Pa.
50 P. c Platt, Wallingford, Pa
S4-Diamond Egg aud Poultry Farm
Wilmington, Del
IS Fred Pearson, Downingtown, Pa.
IS Ed Cam, Hoghton, near Preston,
England
81 ]. E Burrows, Wilmington, Del.
Single Comb Black Leghorns.
IS William c. Merrill, Sanford, n. Y.
Single Comb Buff Leghorns.
s9-Goff View Poultry Yards, George
II. Schmitz, Park Ridge, III.
iAnconas.
90-Mrs. A. Guetter, Media, Pa.
9l-E b. Foster, Caldwell. Ohio.
% II. NJ Blake, Honesdale Pa.
93-Alfred n Parkinson, Utility Poul
try Farm, England.
Single Comb Buff Orpingtons.
94-Mountain Orchard Poultry Farm,
Narvon, Pa.
95-Howard A Loeb, Elkins Park, Va.
96-HiCkory Farm, Ludlow, Mass.
80. Wilso, Oak Hill, W. Va.
White Orpingtons.
9S-Henry S. Pennock, Jupiter, Fla.
99-T. NJ. Nelson Chambersburg, Pa.
Salmon Faverolles.
10O--Conyers Farm, Greenwich, Conn,
Milford chronicle., 1914-11-13
LUCK IN A BLUNDER.
a Story Of Frederick the Great and
Frightened Ensign.

During the last evening OF my stay
at Friedrichsruhe Bismarck was at his
best. He was in excellent spirits
After dinner we lit pipes. and well nll.
ed tankards Of beer were handy. The
prince seated himself in his long arm
chair. Dut his feet upon leg rest. and
evidently be was settled down for
good talk.
He asked me what l should like MIN
to relate. l said. Pray, sir. tell me
any story that comes into your head
Putting vigorously at his pipe. the fol
lowing story was slowly developed;
@Mv grandfather served for three
years under Frederick the Great and
told me this anecdote: An ensign made
a blunder during the maneuvers OF
troops at a review The king. as was
his wont when annoyed. fell into vio
lent rage and pursued the terrified en-
sign stick in hand The young soldier
ran for very life and jumped a ditch
leaving the king upon the other slGe
shaking his stick at him In fury
shortly after the escape Of the en-
sign the colonel Of the regiment came
no TO the king and said. Your majesty
the young man committed blnndeT
doubtless. | have just received his res
Ignation from your majesty's service
placing the document into the king
hands. I am sorry for it. for he was
good officer. but he can take no Othei
stan nnder the circumstances.
.Srhe king answered. Send him &c
me. The ensign was sent for and
came. trembling. lest this time the
strIpes should in reality fall upon hi
shoulders or. still worse be might be
sent to prison. Without any preface
the king replied. Here is your captain
cy. sir. which endeavored to give yo'
this morning. but you ran away Sc
swiftly that my old legs could no
catch you up Sir W B. Richmond
in North American Review.
Milford chronicle., 1914-11-13
HOW TO CURE A
CHRONIC COUGH
Told in the Following Letter
by a Jackson Man Who
Knows from Experience.
His Word Is Good.

jackson, Miss.-"l am carpenter,
and the grippe left me not only with 3
chronic cough, but l was rundown,
wcrn out and weak. ! took all kinds Of
cough syrups but they did me no good.
| finally got so weak was not able to
do a day S work, and coughed 80 much l
was alarmed about my condition. One
evening I read about Vinol and decided
to try t. Before 1 had taken quarter
of bottle / felt better, and after taking
two bottles my cough is entirely cured,
ali the bad symptoms have disappeared
and l have gained new vim and energy.
john L. DENNIS, I'll Lynch Street,
jackson, Miss.
The reason Vinol is so successful in
such cases is because the active medic:
inal principles of cod liver oil contained
IN Vinol rebuilds wasting tissues and
supplies strength and vigor to the nerves
and muscles while the tonic iron and
wine assist the red corpuscles Of the
blood to absorb oxygen and distribute
It through the system, thus restoring
health and strength to the weakened,
diseased organs of the body.
If Vinol fails to help you, we return
your money.
n. W. D. Moore, Druggist, Milford, Del
Milford chronicle., 1914-11-13
NEWEST STYLES. NEWEST FABRICS
TAILORED TO YOUR MEASURE

Ihave just received the wonderful monster-size
Style Portfolio Of the American Ladies Tailoring
Co., of Chicago, showing the last word in style and
of $50 fabrics Of the latest weave. Yyur choice
made into beautifully tailored suit or coat at
price you would consider low for a ready-made
stock garment Hyou are not pleased your none
s refunded. I'll call with the Portfolio any tim
you say. Write
MRS. CHARLES ROBERT APPEL
MILFORD, DELAWARE
s-25-st
Milford chronicle., 1914-11-13
ae,;nn,ro War.

There was a great difference IN tnt
manner of commencing war centurltF
ago TO what there is now. NO" the
blow is frequently struck before the
word. and there Is no obligation to Is
sue formal declaration at all. the ar'
~ war constituting the declaration
Rut in medieval times no war ever
began without formal declaration ny
a herald. who in a most ielsurely man.
nor breatbed defiance on the part oi
his royal master. exchanged innumer
able bows with his enemies and De
narted In as digniied q manner a. ne
came.-London Chronicle.
Milford chronicle., 1914-11-13
PAY Freight on Out of Town Purchases

Never has such opportunity been offered to the buying
the Beginning of the stove season to purchase the
Highest Grade of stoves at Actual Wholesale Cost
t One Cent being added as retail profit And please do
Forget that the Broadest Possible Guarantee goes with
stove No such quality stoves will you find sale any
elsewhere in this section If you doubt this statement
ask the dealer to put the stove on the scales and get its
t then come here and let US show you the difference
mber its the weight that costs money and which means
le more heat and less fuel We are here to prove to
our claims all we ask is the chance to make good.
Remember we prepay the freight charges all out Of town
aes Our advice to intending purchasers is to make your
On early while the assortment of Hot Blast Air Blast Air
tand other kinds Of stoves are complete.
Milford chronicle., 1914-11-13
CEMENT BLOCK HOUSES
CONCRETE WORK OF ALL KINDS

BLOCKS MADE ON BUILDING SITE
Milford chronicle., 1914-11-13
Apple and Peach Trees
'or Fall 1914 and Spi ing 1915 Planting

.
Yellow Transparent, Williams Early Red,
Early Ripe, Fourth July, Red Astrachan,
Grimes Golden, Stayman Winesap, Nero,
Mammoth Blacktwig, Jonathan, Paragon
Winesap, Stark, York Imperial and a
number Of other varieties of apple trees
one and two years old.
Belle of Georgia, Connect Early, Cham
pion, Carman, Mountain Rose, Elberta,
Frances, Nixon, Reeves. Stump, Hiley,
Fox Seeding, Late Crawford, Beers
Smock, Salway, Heath Cling, Ray, Thur
Der, Walker Variegated and a number Of
other varieties of peach trees
These trees are all clean. healthy and true TO
name Our record for sending out stock true
TO name and healthy should be worthy Of eonsid-
Grafton by the prospective orchard planter.
We also have California Privet Hedge plants
Pear, Cherry English Walnut and Chestnut trees
Grape Vines. Currant and GOoseberiy planta
Prices reasonable and Catalogue free.
The Delaware Nurseries
D. s. Collins, Manager
9-18-12t Milford, Delaware
Milford chronicle., 1914-11-13
Broadest Possible Guarantee Goes
With Each Stove Sold. The Finest
Display of gh-Grade Stoves Ever
Placed on Sale Below Wilmington.
Ew Is Your Chance At the Very Begin
ming of the Season to Buy Real
Bargains In Stoves.

25 to 40 per cent Added to Our Prices AS
Margin which will Permit Us to Trade in
Secondhand Stoves or Worn Out,
Worthless Junk. Here You Re
ceive 100 per cent Value for
Every Dollar you Spend