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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-04-28
coUNcILMEN TO TRY AND FIX
BRICKMAKERS' STRIKE

BRICkMAkERS' STRIKE
A committee of five aldermen, with
William J. Healy as chairman, meet
today to try and unravel the brick
makers strike situation. A reSolu-
ton introduced by Healy, and pre-
pared by Jacob c. LeBosky, was pass
ed by the city council last night. May
or Harrison appoints the four besides
Healy.
The council continued the exist
ence of commissions on memploy-
ment, Chicago plan, downtown NUM-
cipal improvements, city waste, rail-
way terminals. A city hall funeral for
Samuel Meisenberg, the o. S. marine
shot and killed at Vera Cruz, was
authorized. Summary of other bust
ness:
Thirty-siX aldermen sworn in and
new committees organized
Mayor Harrison appointed Thomas
O'Connor fire marshal.
Renewed action urged for merger
of surface and elevated lines.
Controller Traeger urges creation
Of board of apportionment.
Committee appointed to attempt to
settle bricknakers' strike.
Authority granted for city hall fun
eral for Samuel Meisenberg.
Contests filed against five aldermen
returns showed elected April Z.
Mayor Harrison appointed next
week as cleanup week"
-O-O-
Dowager Queen Olga of Greece has
q confession album. In Il almost
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-04-28

Marietta, Ga.-George Confeder-
ates have chosen Miss Regina Eliza
beth Rambo, daughter of Confed-
crate officer, as sponsor for the Geor-
gia Division, United Confederate Vet
Grams, at the reunion of the Confed-s
edate veterans to be held at Jackson
vile, Fla, next May.
-o-o- -
Breathes there a man with soul so
dead
Who never right out loud hath said
AS he banged his toe upon the bed,
Xxx! -! XXI Xxx Xxx! 2
In Berlin there is novel store
where the pictures of women who
wish to become brides are exhibited.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-04-29

0iioler. meoens pi ioocr OR Tor
5are1, Der trller os." 0eri bar
aisIler obiolut Aet. 9utolitferne
orbejoer poa Ell uipnlig Mlaooe. Or.
res 9eniiat er at tile9ne Tia Sonoets
3illiospoiter oner belle 2anoet. %
9resiens Mogt. gtaar Den ierit bar
iaoet oct unoer i'm aontrol iaa ef
Oct for lent for os 9roteitomter at
toae aon1pen op. 4anens Care er,
at bans Strife ifal itprre Staten
oa oeri lager netop ben tore 50.
re III for li0en - Yapens neros.
Iiee Moet; enc og nlene al ben
@rnno optoqes Der anmp imo0
Den.
3be Menoce er 5 ion Senieenoe
Ell apmpe for oct omerifanife5olt
til at frempiie. bnoo antoliffernes
Seniiat er, og oeri ber hi pit life
oaole Den. @t oct fnnoe ifrines / ct
pqiiere Sprog. oeri aiDer ieg BAN
ret. San folocr oen 5rimllrernes
Sraonb men oct pnsier pit life.
Sea tror. oct er 9aptiiterne, iom
itaor bag oer. Seg ioritaar, 9aitor
@nlfcr. Goitor Of the Wiennce. er
gaptiitpruit. vi Ter ligcleoes 8oitor
Spuraeon. iom blen inn iloe mis-
bailolet al Den f%otolife Vebelbob /
9enuer. at ban ogian bar 9aptllt'
prpit. 5eriom 4oitor airfeberg ell
Ter en- onoen lutberif Dion0 bar Ell
beore OF itprfere Sfonie at bpgge
poa emo oen, iom er begpnot al DC
re%iornlerte grpiter. oo oiloe bet 10
bore goot; men M for 9ioen bar.
pi in1en onoen. % bet er 10 et liior.
itanoiat 5olf Tom life iorbereoer liz
/ 5ioe til ut fprnpe nIpo i'm 6ienoe.
8i Qutbernnere bnroe hape op.
ret De ieritc til NJ tnae aampell op
imoo Qanemagten. ri iom er I'll.
bqnaere al geroens ~itsrite Heior.
mator. Worten 9nt6er, Tom fampc.
oe imoo oct iamme Snoe meo ct
iaaoont Moo o9 lloboIoenbeo, Of
BON iotte fit 9ip pna Spil. mon
hi life trGnaer til Ell iaooan aum'
pc MI netop / oenne lio % / port
cget 2nno.
The Menace" ieacr at uGrne
o. unrac ON bine itore iplles SO.
Ger oor Gations @rimolag, re.
Gaiss oa poIitiif 5ribeo ianlt iri
Oplnsning. ca oeri buroe ri i
Sonobeo oIle ppre cnige, al Oct er
oct iteritc oa beoiie @ooc Tor oct
merifonife 5oIf.
Sesfe 2uno.
Moboll. II. Z.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-04-29
yanlf lutbcrif 1oloui
Colorado

Sonl befenot bar Der uGret ouer-
teret / glaoet .7oniferen" ON Ell
IN aoloni / oct ipolige Colorado
Der bnr Senbolo til bette ppret
~ifreuet ON, at oct fnnoe uGre snife'
liat, OH en- aonite nmoerisgte 6or'
boIoene poo nuunte Steo.
Goas ~Snobpoelie ira Mr. Olui
9onoo reiite moerteaneoe iorn So
mite meo erenriion 1irsong ben
u. april 1914 no I'll 9oitilla eito'
te / inoliae Colorado Tor at uioer.
isae 3orboIoene oa meooele oerom
til port 5olf.
aomiteen fsrte oper Den itsrite
Gel al nPpute geitate" og ianot.
at oct or ell itor S%trTfning al lint
ipprt 9ono. Der enner iig uon1rrfei
for .Srrigotion".
Sorobunoen or 900 ~ beitnaenoe
al .Ionop Qoam". Gen eaner liz
irrliat Tor YaIialia og 5ielopeas"
9esnoen dpIes Der nonGrfet Sneoe.
Rua. oa SABRE. Aooirugter onrfes
oaioa meo 8oroel.
Get beoite llobntie opnoas nco
at benptte gplen I'll at loire Walfc.
fser. Snin % Soor,
aonniteen unoerisgte Snerrislings.
ml9get og innot, at oct par 9oot
Ger er uomprfet Triffeuono. On
Sernbnue lsber lnngs igcnnen
9onoitrGfningen, og Der or dnlogt
9ner neo omfrina otte YiiIes MI
it1no imellem Dem.
On Del .5ormer"s al forIfellige
Rationer bor npret boiot paa 90
nen ira Get til fire Mar. Too@runo'
loa al Dor Somtnle meo en- Del al
6isie, ioo bel iom peo. bpoo pi ielp
bar Jet, err oct. at pi irenfommer
meo oenne MeooeIelie.
Iorloen ct 1uiino Dollars til
airfeeienoomL iom aompoaniet bar
lopet for bper TO Seftioner eono.
Der irlees gennem Olnf gonoo, er
Der oaion Iobet 9n9gegruno til en-
oonif lutberif Strife. cnten | 9pen
eaer poa 9onoet. iom Def mnatte
enifes.
g. eifiloien, Sompton Rebr.
q. ~. @iooieu. 9ruib. Colo.
70. Is. 9ielien. @~reenpille, W'icb
81. 9. 0icIien. grnib, Colo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-04-29
Ibe Wenate.

2iot onoet SDn pao bette glao enc
Vaitor airfebergs Stpffe, iom ltaor
Of IGie | g1aniferen" al 10. april.
Oct er M life mnlist ior os olmin'
beige 5olf at .ie paa Den nrti'ta'
tolife gepraelie. iom ioregaar M
for 1ioerb poa Den Waaoe, iom
1aiior airfcberg fer paa ben. The
Weiioce~s Seniigt er life at operbc'
piie oct ameritonife 5oIf on aotc.
Iiffernes utiigiige nonoeiige Sip,
oct bebspes piiinof life. vi fan 10
benpeoe os til Siiiorien, og oi pco
at "opens SGre er nicrnnoerlia,
Com Den par pan Suibers 1lo, loa'
ban err Den | Gng; men leg fror.
Der or mango Wenneifer | bette
Qono, iom fenber lioet ener iniet
iii aatoliffernes 5ortio % Hiltio.
oa al ben @runo err oct neooe 'oiai
Of IGie oa fenoe oeres oanoelise
% p~erosliee Wogt. 9. y. alsl'
Ter ifriper i oGoniferen Den rs.
Warts: Embellishments Wanl err IN
tet minbre emo Of ioo belle Nmeri'
ia nnoer Vapens Sierorfi oa aoto.
Iiffcrne nrbeioer berpno meo ollie
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-04-29

tioligere @rapnin9er efter Sten;
Der ianotes en- minore, imuft tiloan.
net Ere. 5 ben onoen @ron, bbis
eitre @noe bar temmelig goot beba.
ret, ionotes Ell Sppo al 6linteiten
% Geiterne al ct nbrpnot Gig.
Ger ipnes at opre Spor al en6nn
TO @raoe, men bette fan DOG life
iiffert iiges, ga Seien / Gioens 9ob
er 6leben mcget meotoget.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-04-29
Wnmle ariiten Safobiens
Siitorier o. TurtGninacr

ForfoIt or Wern.
lloa;pct al llopoIaet for Snore
Misiions @srneeuostieneiter Gan.
mari. rs cioer, 25 SortGninger.
Weo TortGnerens Vortrrt poo
Omilnoet. Pris % gfs.
gnniih gmth. Vnbl. Spmie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-04-29
anitterineer.
5 M isionen:

punm1s1t0ne
aaiatomn @isy ifanoinopife cnserfe 9aq. ........ 5S7
SutcDnion, @inn, ct. @fortens, 09eb. Differ peo Sens
Sntcbnion, Mfnn, Offr bo Sens 9irns Msoe $40;
aoinOctoreninaen $40 ......... 5000
0ma9a 9!ebry 9ela @a9. ssnO0sSifOIens @oofteOffr s2
5armnaton. Minn, 8 Sob. ma5. oHer De6 ct aeo.
cu d5dss"" @iS' %aS. .".". 2 f@
aainnlapois, @nmyr smmqnuels oonife s%pnooastoe "a
Coulter, So, $. d. 0anieien .............. 200
GLENDALE, Rinng 0iier uo Sens 0iuns 9feoe 80. COG
.aaiommen. $841ee2
Snbionermisfisnen:
6r ipitteret, ie aI. Ar. 16 ;."..""... $16s259
9ntdniOn, Niinn. q. @ortens Yfgb, 0Her po Sens.
9irenS 9asoe $500; anorcp Olien Og Snitru So. 1150
Coulter, So, S. 81. 9anielien ............... 200
eiiumnlen $t7o109
ubremisiisne
SCR fuitteret, ie abI, Mr. Is ............... $312s62
ontcDnion aNimy st. a'ortens 0eaD, anOrep oIfen
% Sultru :. :. =. =. :. .......t...t".... 44O
eilonrucn $3133o
Mor%msnmisfiemen
6er fuitteret ie abl. Nr. f6 ................ $i9OS75
0utcbinion, 0iinn, ct. gqortens aG9bg Mrs. Z. 9.
Nieicn, Mrs. 0icboel Ser9erien, Wr. Setter Better,
a,, gt 7 $. = 1le@ @m 9S' S =, Some o6ria,n;cn apot 4Vo
Senicn, z. Gbriienien, Sobn @noerien 6. Sobnion
bp. 81; NnocrS Sonien Sens Ofen bp. SOC 49,. 600
5nionmcn $191S75
SIR tittcret, lie abl. Nr. Is .:.......~..... $to2s6
6hiroon. Sa Mrs SorplD 81 Sonien .......... 200
aiion1men. -. $to436
SfoIefaSfen:
5r fptteret, ic abl. Nr. Is NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $4tS139
Sutcbinion. Minn, q. @ortens Aiab. anoreu OGen %
Suitrn $40; Minnic OIfen SOC; Wfortn Noorup ST 115O
2incoln, Nebr, 81. Sobnfn So; Wfrs. 9enneien, Mis
se6 6 siou S'g %ebr, Sens serenien, S. G. smicn Ou. So;
2. 2inoquit 50 e. 49,. :. .....,....... 12O0
Clinton. Nis, ebcnc5cr Meb, z. 6. Senfn, 81. 1oft,
& Ictcrin 4eter Gn9bouqe, Nies gnoerfn, q. Sol
tln. ears 2nrien, Gorl Senien bp. 81; s. Y. Sen.
len, Gbr. anocrien, Chr. EouIien bp. SOC ........ $50
Coulter. So, S. n. GoneHen. q. q. Gbriitenien, :.
Sobonicn IN. $50, g. $. Sergenicn, 6. %. anoer.
ion Sp Snu5en Mortiu Muler, 8 ". Sanier, gies
Qetcricn, Sens Sonhn, @ot q. 6. Neisnronn bp. 50;
Sans Scnien, ". 9Imf, 8 Giren, Gbr. 3anoerS, Ssr'
aen Socobien, 4. 6. Teterien. S. Wegersen, ebr.
Treoerifien, Sans Gbritnien, Ncf 9brtienlen, S. Y.
Qetcrirn bp. 81 en- umpont, Sens Soboniet 9enrp
@inthcrs, glbert Sonen. Sobn q. Sobanicn. @ortin
ssobonicn, Chris Sosperfen, e5eorg Nielfen. Sobn Y.
TeteriCn 10. soc :. ....a.. ..,.t.,......t.. 3ooo
gocinc, WiS. Gmols Nfgb. -. . :. .t.....,.e, 10000
9ionnieia =. $4357Js9
blair, Ncbr. Den %. april 1914.
Otto Sonfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-04-29
Trmiisns. ~ Gnfcfasicn.

Genor 0oIls. So, No5oretb Wleniotcos Notwithstanding $40
90 0qrs. Socob Senien SO. e5enepo, Dfinag @oothaab UiengheosS
Qninoeiorenino So. Camille, q. 9, Ionplle Wab. Sf3.65. Snls
monfimt. q. q. Canada gr. oa Mrs. @orten ebrttenien "a,
MctteIfe. Z aM. Mr~ "A er Der fpiteret for Ell eope ira
eeInno, GnI.; inl nrre ira M9b. Del Mep, Gal
81. 9. T. Q gboIm,
ansI for Veniions. % @nfcfosfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-04-29
9sSsfalO.

9orgmeiter @artbouien / Store.
beoin9e er SfGrtorsoog @ftermio.
Dag oigaoet pe0 Cohen / en- aloer
al 80 Mar. Son, Der par 9ti0oer al
Obq., banoe tioligere nGret 9pfogeo
% 9irfeoommer / 2egiter, boorira
ban / 1904 fom til Storebe6inoe.
9ooe arel Seit, en- Sen al
sSnipefteren poo ben 9amle 2ooe.
goaro / aebenboon. er / en- Gloer al
AZ gtor buffet u1loer for ell I'll.
6erfnloie. San proftiiereoe / fin
1io paa Zen Sur og par M oniat
poo Mio0eliart SinosiDgennitolt.
~ 9enoig, IA. 9lpril. Gen So.
oorige Soief Mooien, S%pffesgooro i
Ierring oeo Semoi9, Der bar gete.
ran ira 8reoorsfri9en og 9ioroe
3jeneite ON goro poo 2inieifibet
oGbriitian Den Sttenoe" oo oct
ipronQ / 9nfte1. er @oaifeoaa al.
goact oeo 9eoen. san nor Den flo.
ite al DC 6 Mano. Der reooeocs
ueo SfibetS Undergoing. Gen oamle
@eteran par 0onnebrogSmono.
Zen uige 8orfatter @igil
Sdiiien. Ell Sm Al oiopoe @tots.
rooo Better Sonien, er 2eroaa Den
If. @pril eiter ct fort SpgeIeie al
gooet oeb GeOen
86p. sooneprait i Better
BORG oa 9irfet paa 2oanno j
Gngel9toit cr @oaifeoag aigooei
ueo 9eoen, SO 9or 9anmcl.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-04-29

iom fommer ira @oom?~. 6pis 20.
loportier uofsrtes Al Sangeren SIR.
gen 6onien, gioroe et omit Snotrpf.
Ogioo Dor 6rne airfes Baum.
for meonirfcOe pna ell imuf 0iaa0e
oeo Den b%eitiosiuloe Set, bpis
@ooen / 8Dboen irem9if life minoit
al Den arait, bpormcO Den itore
5oriamIino ielo iong Oe gamle
@aaifeiolmer. - str. Ggbl.4
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-04-29

EAlAllii IL SPh u Al'FNN (ANbs
rooo 4cter Sonien, er 2eroaq ben
#. 9lpril eiter ct fort Spgeleie al
gooet oeo GeOen
5bp. SogneprGit / Setter
BORG og 9irfet paa 2oaono j
Gngelstoit CT Eaaifeoag aigooet
ueo 9eoen, SO 4or gomncl.
Srclicns SGr / aarbns. Zen upc
Npgninge Snouielic. 8rellen5 0Gr
Narbis, Der hiotil fltn bar bait
ct ret utilireositillenoe, leiet Gam
lingslofole poo HerregaOe, inooieoe
/ @oor Gitermiooogs, %ifriuer oSDa.
Fit." al -. Npril ell ny SDgnllg,
iom oct er lpffeoes at fno reiit pao
aloitergooe.
Snooielien ioreto9es / Operp9.
relie al ell inobuot areoS poo CT
Yar 0unoreoe Menneifer. Faa Fri.
buulen / Den i%nnlffe. hpioe Sol, Der
er Den Itiliuloe lille 9p9nings SO.
ueorln1, lao Ell Snes 6relier. Col.
batter al begge aen lanllet on
aomiianoeren Tor oeli 6nnife 6rel.
lens 0pr. ben gonlle @eneral9ootbs
nnaite 9atter, 5rn 2iicD Booth
SeQberg, % eiter at DC bdpoe inn.
act ell al SCREENS larlncnoe Songe
og beot ell 6GIesbsn, goO 6beIie.
frctur, 0berit %Sillins Hiellen, Der
par Gbei ior Inrbns lprlte aorps
al 6relienS SGr, men M er bolof
/ asbe1bopn, Ell Hpffe Weooeleller
on Situotionen / %efonomiif Sen.
ieenoc. Sele 9pgningen, Der er teg.
net al Nrfitcft Jborfil Weller og
opisrt al Wurerneiter Gasmlisien.
itoor SGren / ca. $4,000 ar., bnor'
al @runoen Dor foitet 1880 SIR
,Sra Sonoon bar man inoet 1900
SIR. % ira asbenbapn 1900 SIR.
oa Meiinaen bar, Of Der peo lofolc
Anitrengelier ifnloe tilpelebrlnges
10000 4r., berof er 9nlooelen itai.
Jet, og oct ~iorelebi9e Mool er alt
ioo at iton1pe De reIterenoe 5000
SER. irenl.
5ru Booth. @ellberg bolot oere'.
ter paa Gngelif og nleo Iolt ell
fort. opbp9oelig 5ale, Iom bun
ilntteoe nleo al neobeoe SUBS Vel.
iianelie oper Spgnin8en og oct ar'
beibe, Der ifuloe peres / Den.
9lonot 5ilbererlie iao Toltor
Shepelern / Ornat, % oa SRI
9ootb.Seaberg iao BAN, loo bun
ham opiororc til at toee Oroet.
Eoitoren iteg oerior op paa 5rlbll'
men. San bapoe, io9oe ban, life
tunft liz at futile tole Der; men
nonr ban blen opfororet oertil, bon.
DC ban intet imoo at beplone 5rel.
lens Sur i'm Spmpntbi SGrell bar
10 melt fenot for lit %lociole @rbeloe;
men bag bette loo gnIfet ON Der.
iaennem at bragg Solf til @ilo, %
ncrior fultoe ban iom Trrlt / Sol
f~efirfen ~oiientlia notole lin @lGoe
ouer oa neobeoe 8elfienclle ouer Pr
bei0et Tor at hiplpe Dem, lon sSol.
f~efirfen meo fine iGoponlige Wilo.
Ter oloeles life fnnoc fomme pnn
Solo al. San fnnoe are bette lao
mcaet mere. Tom Sreliens Scr lite
oonneoe .airfe" on bermeo npSplit
telic. men operolt / Teroen folll
ale firfelioe Metninger til SiGlp I
s(rbeioet for at frelie SiGle.
9riaooenioior Gnrl Tidien al
Iolbora bolbt oerpoo ct lTn9ere op.
~bnaaeIief S%orcoroa 90 meooelte, at
Iru Booth enbera | Tooifehellia.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-04-29

Ennifcfcitcm / bethesda. Npbcm'
bapns Snore.Nision bapoe Yooife.
bags eitermiooog inobuot til Ell
Ynoifeieit / 9etbesoo, iom baooe
uuioet itor 1iIillltning % belt igen'
mem iif oct imniffeite 6orlsb.
5olerne - Tronit 5enger % va
itor 1onsgooro i%orfpnote meo
itor Strait % Snoerligbeo ariltus
Tom oelt Der gennem lin SloeIle
7eo oa Opiionoelie bar uilnoet gel
rem oner Snnoen Isoen og GiGne'
len. bar eengipet Menieife Soobet
oe mn if9nfer os Menneifcr al IL
ne Gpiebeosfrpiter, noar pi oil ia
ge inioo Dem | Gro og Tiaio.
90 runot on Solerne .i%lpngeoe
fla ioo 1oner og Sonee | ifsn Sor-
moui. ct. Vauls og Dor 3ruc
Sonafor, Der ioo ofte er til 1iene'
tie meo oeres Gang peo friiteliae
Setter. ircmfsrte otter her nnoer
Sr. 0rgoniit genbt Veteriens ener.
qiife 9coelie ~ Ell Hpffe nobe Gan.
ne. h~noriblonnt ifdr aSpcm er ban.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-04-29

Stcnaloer. @rnpc. RN. Belle. 10
gpril. Eoo SnSmono SobS. anno.
lens Norf / @oitrup / @oobierg
Soen bar man peo @ropniua | Ell
Ssi fnnoet Heiterne al minoit TO
StenoIoergrope. ri Den enc fnnot
man belle Stenirtnineen pon hsire
Sioe, mems Neiten fines i%ierliet pef
Milford chronicle., 1914-10-16
c. D. Abbott & Company

The II. p. Cannon Caunery will start
in few days to can pumpkins. Some
of the Italian help has returned to en-
gage in this work.
Our readers will probably be glad to
hear that on November 9-l0-11 we will
have with us the Lyceum Festival, in
Guiding entertainments of lecturers and
concerts. This promises to be quite an
elaborate affair.
Walter Owens has returned home from
Christheld, Md. were he has been SUI
periutending the LAYING of water mains.
Misses Minnie and Mable Spence spent
last Sunday in Philadelphia, where they
visited their father, who is in the hos
pital.
Sol Kline has been a Philadelphia and
Baltimore visitor.
Whitney and Warrington will take
charge of the Girls mill lately purchased
of Wm. II. Brown, about the middle of
November.
Quite a number of lovers of horse
flesh attended the roces at FELTON,, last
week, where DR.. l.. NJ Cahall's mare,
Pauline B" made the track record of
2:164.
Farmers are now busy gathering COW
peas, some having already thrashed.
Before a large gathering of Republi-
cans at Bridgeville Tuesday night, Secre-
tary of State, Thomas Miller, candidate
for Congress, made a strong speech on
the issue of the campaign before the Sus-
ses County Republican Club of this town.
Prior to the meeting Mr.. Miller was
introduced to several hundred voters of |
the town and vicinity by his friends, and
made an address to as many
more in the clubroom. Mr.. Miller left
Bridgeville for Dover in an automobile |
so he could be in his Office early Wednes-
day morning. Later in the morning he
was TO leave for Wilmington.
Milford chronicle., 1914-10-16

Edward Davidson and wife spent sun.
day with relatives in Magnolia
Philip Donovan, one Of our farmers
near town, is on the sick-list at this
time
Harold Davenport was visitor in
town the past Sunday, and reports things
not near so lively as it was Big Thurs
day"
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Barnetts spent
Sunday as the guest of their mother
Mrs c.. Flach.
Lawrence Roe and wife were Sunday
visitors of their father Wesley Coycrdale,
of town
Edward Reynolds, OF Greenwood, is
spending some time with Mr.. and Mrs.
w. {. Salevan, near town
Walker Gibson, our hay merchant has,
the past week purchased the home where
he now lives, of DR.. 7. d Hubbard.
Mr.. James Davis, of Milford, is visit
ing his daughter. Mrs f. T Williams,
near town.
From reliable authority the writer was
that Eura NJ. Donovan has pur-
chased a farm from Short y Hall near
Lincoln, and intends to occupy it the first
of the year. ST. PAUL.
Milford chronicle., 1914-10-16
LONG NECK.

A. L. Joseph has purchased a new
Ford touring car, and enjoys life spin
ming over the roads.
Hog cholera is still raging. BeaufOrd
Warrington has a drove of forty head OF
various sizes all reported as being sick
some having died while others are get
ting better.
Mrs. Margaret Bayliss is very sick at
this writing
Mrs B Frank Jones, of Millsboro,
was called suddenly to the bedside of
her mother, Mrs. Abbott, who was sud-
denly stricken with heart trouble. She
is in a critical condition
J. d Warrington and wife spent Sun
day with John Dayton and family near
Rehoboth
Mrs Thomas Robinson and son. Ed
ward of Philadelphia, for the past few
Milford chronicle., 1914-10-16
BOWERS

Notwithstanding the past hot and dry
weather we have had in this community,
the farmers are all through seeding their
wheat and are now busy husking corn,
to escape the frosted fingers that the cold
weather will produce later in the season.
The oysters in Murderkill River are
being taken out by the hundreds of
bushels every day, and they are fine and
not expensive either.
Several of our farmers near town, are
attending the Homecoming at Whining
ton this week. Among those that went
are Mr. and Mrs. Walter S. Camper
and daughter, Pearl, Mr. and Mrs. T
B. Emory, and Mr., and Mrs. A. W. Viii
CUTS.
Allen Smith, of Frederica, is doing the
mason work on the fine new home of
W. S Davidson.
Willis Johnson took fishing party out
one day the past week and came in with
one hundred and thirty-fve sea trout for
their days sport.
Miss Annie May Galloway has gone to
N. J for a weeks visit
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Coverdale, of
town, enjoyed the past Sunday with
their brother, Caleb John, near Viola
Mrs. Ben Wilson entertained two auto |
mobile parties from Philadelphia over
and Sunday, at the Kent Cot
age.
Miss Emma Martin, who has been
pending her vacation with her mother
lear town, returned to Philadelphia the
'ast Thursday.
Milford chronicle., 1914-10-16
HARRINGTON

The Board of Education of Harrington
has been corresponding with experts
along sanitary lines, with the view of
having the present toilets in the base
ment of the handsome new public sdhool
building made available for use. It is
thought that through a system which
Will provide a septic tank and a syphon,
that the present plant which was in
stalled when the building was erected,
can be used. If this plan fails to work
satisfactory, it has been recommended
that brick addition level with the first
floor, with concrete flooring and the
present fixtures moved into it will afford
perfect comfort and satisfactory sanitary
conditions; but that would also have to
be operated with a septic tank arrange
ment to get the best results. As a mat
ter of fact, the toilets of this handsome
building were never properly installed,
and that has been the cause of the County
School Commission jumping down on
the Board of Education because of the
miserable system which prevailed dur
ing the past school year.
The three new concrete store build
ings going up for f. {. Reese, are near
ing completion, and lone has been so far
advanced as to be plastered. This GER
tainly adds much to the better appear
ance of the main business section.
In the town of Harrington, especially /
IN the business section where the streets
are narrow, the practice of hitching
horses along the sidewalks in front o.
the stores has become a general nuisance.
as well damage to the macadam road |
way; the damage being done by the /
and paving of the animals dur |
ng the summer season when flies and /
are annoying The most
part of the nuisance of teams
litched along the street, is the horse ma
lure which is dropped and left to stink
md breed flies for the town people 70
ight and clean up. The people will
oon have no excuse for this nuisance
,eing before their doors, as Charles MUIR
Thy is having erected right on the main
reet, very large Farmer Shed where
cams will be fed and cared for at a small
barge. This means that the enterprise
ill be in responsible hands, and that