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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-30
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uno bis mir gIiaB. .9otbrinsen 5irriid-
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Mitn. ben a. suli 1915.

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@s 1T faum 6enfbaG. bo

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bic mttrteu ielber sIaatben, nus fie
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Wontas, ben 30. augut 1915.

9te alIiirten @ehieIfllrie
fallen Die oeutifen @edieIflirie itei.
gen. Die getp yDrter 8antiers, probris
tiih Die iinb, fDnneu iid) unmogIidj
Der @inii6t peri9lieben, oaB Die &I'
Iiirten ntiIitariid ,irrb finan5iea ban.
ferott iinb.
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Bon Der britten @ertbei.
bigungs.9iriie, oilf tpeI6e Die 9tiiien
iid 5ltriid5ieben, bieB es, pie BON Den
eriten 3lpei, oaB iie uneinrebntbar iei.
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blngen BON 8iaIotpittL bieb es, ieien
oaS uniiberfpirloli6e Sinoernib. Wie
riftig oas lit, ertpeiit Die Wteloung.
baB Die Oeittiden itou iiber oieie
@aIbungeu binaus iino. Ddt @us'
nabne BON Giga bat Die brittle Sinie
feline feiten SteIlltngen auf5ufDeiien,
ipobl aber pid)tige @iienbubn-aroten.
punfte, rpie Ooinsf lrnb @ilna uno
bon riliiiider Seite miro ieIbit suge-
itanoen oab oieie niht 81 bolten iir,o.
0an1it lit iest idon feiitebertb, bab
bieie brittle 2inie ben steaes5us Der
beuti9en 8erbbiinoeten nift aufbaI-
ten fam. Sopeit es 9fiea betrifft,
lit eriidtIid, bab itarte Erlppeu.
maiien 5uiantmengeaosen peroen, I'M
au6 6ieie Toiition gu nebmen bic
ben @ea na6 ct. petersburg er0ff.'
net oas Der 3ielpunft Der beittiden
&erbiinocten 5u iein ideint.
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Wiener Brief.

Greueltbaten. - Die armen
Suben. - WsaFerbafte gerf6Ieps
punseu. - Sn bic SuHbtrttauisnbe.
- Die RuiIenuirti6dft in 9ens
berg. - Sobssriii poIHiiter assio.
mare. - Brittle. Sier mad frans6.
fii6eu 5ufenitaotn. - Gin Sbpll.
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Ole @ 6ieIturie Der &I.
liirten geben peiter bera6 unb es iit
boraus3uieben, oaB lie nod nett mebr
fallen Deroen, penn Die engIii6en
&anfiers niht Die notbigen gnitalten
treffen, I'M Die aurie 81 itilsen. Die
anerifanii6en ganfiers itellen oar,
oaB oas geI6eben fonf1te, ipenn ai1te'
rifaniide SefuritGten, Die in fold
aroBem WaBe iid] in engliiben Sdrp
oen befinoen, beritbergeidift neroen,
nm ais llnterIage fir einen areoit gu
6ienen. &}enn oas gei6iebt, f0nuten
Die 8ediel in anerifaniI6en Dol.
lars, Die ooQmertbig iino, aiif geep
gorf ge5Ogen lper0en, anItatt aiif
&olloon in Bflu1oelt, Die llrrterrpertbig
iirto. 9as perlpeigern bic eneliiden
8onfiers. sic nollen oen Brofit
nift einbiiBen, ben tie aus; Der &pm.
uiiiion fir bic @ernittelltne oeS
@esieIgeidafts 3ieben. sic beiteben
oarailf onb bic Der. Staaten @ng-
IcnS tributpfIidtig bIeiber unb ibnet
&ornuiiion fir ole @e6ieIsei6Gfte
5ablen. Gs bat aber ben glnitein,
Dab oie ouerifaHii9en 9a,ttiers errt.
ff fIoiien ftub, iid bon oieier engIiiten
3insifIaDerei frei 81 MAIDEN iino bab
iie cine engIii4e &nIetbe in 6ieien
2anoe ni6t urtteritisen perbeu, Bis
bic 2onbouer gartfiers na6seben.
Weit gesDobnter brttii9er &nnlnbirns
beltebeu Die 2orboner ssinarBgroben
oaraitt oaB bas mnerifoniide 8of
linter ben 9ehtnslulgen, oie iie Dor.
idyreiben, beIfen lou, nod mebr, oaB
es 6rtttffe Bntfiera ulrteritiisen fol.
len, bas ftnansieGe Sod, bas tie ben
Der. Staaten al,isrlegt babea, ou be.
feitpen.
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Inter ben un3dblissH 5elbentbni,n,
bic bisIsr MeIttriss esborsn, ssbiibrt
auh na6foleenber elm ebrenplab. gs
panb.lt fi9 lin cine Reiii.rattad., tpie
fie pieleiat siu3is in Der arisss.
eei6i6te baftebt. Sur armse qlnnotrs
8altin. bic in GiiboitsG sGali3bn unb
Der 8utopina operiris, eeb0ris aud
cine Brigade Der poIniifen assion,
unb gu bisIer fpisosr 2sgionss slildneH.
GiN g9pabron berf.Iben unter Ritt,
msiit.r DuHinsBaiotpie5 itiirmts auf
erbaltenen gefebl bic Disrfa4en be-
tonirten ruFiTfen Werf9dnaunesn Bel
BEN DOrTs Rotitnd (untpsit Der Stuot
Rardnese). Sbdi biss bod 81 Rob.
eesen siutn mebrfa4 ftdrieren unb
mt Wdf6inengnpebreH psriebensn
Geiub. Die RuFeH finb bdff. Die
srfe Qinis ipirD genommen. nu4 bic
sipeits. Mau tonlmt 0ur briii<n. Die
pSerbs tibripringfn bic Hruiptbr.
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(gbitaaoer gl6enSpoIt)
Milford chronicle., 1915-10-29
MASTEN'S.

There will be Sunday school next Sun
day afternoon at 1.30 and preaching q 81
o'clock.
The revival at Manships is continue
ing this week.
Norman Harrington was a Milford
visitor Monday
Mrs. Margaret j. Camper and daugh-
ter. Anna, entertained Thomas Chance.
and wife; Hezekiah Morris, and wife, of
Wye Falls, Md; Jacob Camper, and
wife, of near Harrington, and Wilbur
Winner. and wife, on Sunday.
Elwo0d Winner, and wife were guests
of Lydia E. Morris on Sunday last.
James Masten, and wife, entertained
a number of guests at dinner. Sunday
Miss Molly Warren spent Wednesday
here.
Mrs. S. E. Masten spent the week end
with A. Sapp, and wife.
Mrs. Edgar Layton, Miss Alyce
Hates and Amos Winner motored to
Wilmington and spent the week end
with Elmer Eisenburg, and wife.
Lydia E. Morris has returned to her
home after spending a few days with
her sister, Mrs. Mary E. Foster.
Harvey Camper and wife, visited
relatives at Whittlesburg. Md, Sunday.
Della Morris is spending some time
with her brother, c. E. Morris. at An
drewsvile.
Miss Nettie Jones and friend have re-
turned to their homes in Baltimore, Md,
after spending a few days at the home
Of Henry E. Ottwell.
Harvey Camper, and wife, accom-
panied by Herman Rich, and wife,
to Milford. Monday.
Milford chronicle., 1915-10-29
Public Sale
OF
R4OUSEHOLD PROPERTY.

will sell at my home, No 81 East Front Street
in South Milford. on
Saturday. October Goth. 1915,
commencing at one O'Clock D. m the following
personal property to wit:
piece Birch Bedroom Suit, / Enamel Bedstead
with Oak Bureau and Washstand, 2 Mattresses.
sets Of Bedsprings lot of Floor Mating. / Dining
Table Sideboard, / Refrigerator. Dining Room
Chairs. l Sofa Rockers. / Library Table. lot of
chairs Carpets Stands, and Lamps. lot of Wall
Pictures, lot of Glass and Queensware, Cook
Stove, Spear Stove No II. / Wood Stove and
sundry articles too numerous to mention.
Terms Cash-No goods to be removed until terms
are complied with.
aO-2-2tp GEORGE E. SAMMONS
Milford chronicle., 1915-10-29
Public Sale.

have decided to stop farming and will sell the
following personal property at my home on the
New Wharf Farm" miles northeast from Mil
ford on
Monday, November 9th. 1915,
commencing at o'clock a. m. rain or shine, the
following personal property:
LIVE STOCK.
Pair Dark Brown Mules. 10 years old; Colt 6
~ months old. has Percheron NJ IN
MW{N SIRE Bay Mare. will work = vtLS4
ANAXs anywhere; fine Cows. four EA-=4G
-ASGJsaAD are giving milk and will
come fresh soon; Hefers.
FARM IMPLEMENTS.
Two Horse Farm Wagon, Deering Binder. Adri-
ance Mower, Deering Hay Rake. New way Corn
Planter, Spring tooth Riding Harrow. Walking
Harrows No. 13 Oliver Plow, York Carriage Spin
die Buggy, Dayton Wagon Corn Shelter, Cross
cut Saws, Carriage Pole Fodder Knives. Corn
Spuds, etc, lot of Carpenter Tools, Work Bench.
2 sets Wagon Harness. sets Single Harness,
Work Collars Plow Harness. Cedar Churn, large
Pot. Farm Bell Grindstone, Barn Trucks Block
and Fall. Stock Sleigh, Cream Separator Lawn
Swing. Furnace Stove, Forks, Shovels, Hoes and
other things too numerous to mention,
500 baskets of Corn 10 stacks Top Fodder.
- HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
'arlor Stove Bedsteads, Bureaus. Parlor Suit,
SidebOard, Settee. Writing Desk, Flour Chest.
Terms Cash. WILLARD S. MALONEY.
!. Harry Latchum, Auctioneer
Milford chronicle., 1915-10-29
: MILFORD'S new HARDWARE STnPE
- THE QUALITY SHOP -
SACRIFICE SALE
2OOHeating Stoves, Ranges, Cook Stoves
HotBlasts, AiBlasts, Base Burners Double Heater.
Ar-Tghts, in Great Variety of Styles and Sizes
Also $4,000 Loaded Shot Gun Shells

We must have for our New China and Crocker, n.
parment which to have in shape ready for b De
occupied by Stove Department and in order to o M
Stoves have decided make decided reductions - III e
prices will mean actual saving you of from T, ne &c
the greatest chance buy Highest quality Stoves at The V
beginning of the season, instead of after the Winter is ~ G
has before been offered to the buying pubci this [ @
you have the chance find among this largest stock Of S
and Ranges just what you want. 0'eS
Milford chronicle., 1915-10-29

Having decided to stop farming on account of ad
Vanced years. will positively sell at public sale
ny home farm, about Ia miles from Redden, on
road leading to Milton, on
"Wednesday, November 17fh, 1915.
commencing at 10 O'Clock sharp. If that day is
stormy sale will be held the next clear day
LIVE STOCK.
z Bay Horse, will work any place; Cow with Calf
by her side, ! Cow giving milk, ! Heifer will be
Fresh IN April ! Steer. / Chester White Brood
s Ow ShOats nearly 100 Chickens. part of them
thoroughbred Rhode Island Reds
FARMING IMPLEMENTS.
Z One Horse Pow. Harrow / Cultivator. 1 Land
Roller, Moving Machine One Horse Wagon.
EOV Buggy l new Runabout, Corn Shelter Corn
Cracker for bddies ! big Iron Pot a bottle of
Vinegar barrel of Vinegar. and a lot Of other
ahings 30 be found about farm too numerous to
mention.
CORN. HAY, STRAW. FODDER.
Corn on cob 220 bundles Long Fodder in barn. 2
Ton Timothy and Clover Hay. stacks Straw.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
"A large lid Range 2 Sitting Room Stoves burn
wood Beds and Bedding, ! set of Springs. Mat
4ress, Bureaus with glasses. Stands. l Com
mode. Organ. Book Case and Writing Table
eombined, large Scenery Pictures 2x3 feet 4
Roc king Chairs. 8 Dining Room Chairs. Sewing
Machine. Hat Rack Lounge with springs l
f1ight-foot Dining Table l Mantle Clock. Dishes
Joohng Utensils, lot of Carpets and many other
articles.
& Incubator 100 egg size; 60 yards of Seine. 100
Yards Of Line with Corks and Leads: a Shanty at
Broadkn Beach. skis feet
= 'srn1s Cash No goods removed until paid for.
S. W DUNKLE.
Milford chronicle., 1915-10-29
WednesdaY, MOYember 1Oth. 19I5,
at ten a. M, but if that day should be stormy sale
next fair day, as follows:
LIVE STOCK

LIVE STOCK.
Bay Horse, years old weighs about 1850 pounds
~ very good quality. not afraid of any
ffKssA road objects will work right in all har-
byy~% ness. Bay Mare. years old, good driv-
-lS-ErN~ er. has some speed. will work anywhere
single or double not afraid of any road objects. A
weaving Colt. The above mentioned mare is her
dam. This is mare colt and very promising.
family Cow giving milk frese in early 75a---N
summer. ] high grade Jersey Heifer ~ u
20 months old will be fresh January 90 Nm
1916 l pure blood Holstein Heifer IA s1--e--= -=-1-
months old. fine one. 2 fawn colored Heifers look
like twins, 10 months old ! gEade Jersey Heifer
s months old ! Holstein Bull II months old, most
ly white. dam has a record of Ia pounds of butter
a week. Registered Berkshire Boar. IA months
old. bred along Masterpiece and Lord Premier
strain. go yearling Hens of the White Leghorn
breed. IS late Spring Pullets Some very good
Ood of the White Leghorn breed
FARMING IMPLEMENTS.
Single Carriage, Double-seat Carriage.
Row Corn Planter good Riding Harrow. Disc Har-
row nearly new, Moving Machine as good as new
Fertilizer Distributor No. 10 Oliver Plow steal
beam, A Plow in good condition. Pow. Barrel
Spray Pump. Cultivators Platform Scales weigh
600 pounds, Corn Shelter, good Grindstone. new
Vice, some good Ptchforks. Hoes Shovels Rakes,
set of Double Wagon Harness, 2 sets of Single
Harness. PlOw Harness, Collars, Brides and such
little things usually found on a farm.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
Home Comfort Range, Extension Table. old fash
ion Bureau, a good Organ. Bedstead. 40 egg In
cubator &c.
Terms Cash. ROBERT J. HARDING.
VIM. Ramsey, Auctoneer
Milford chronicle., 1915-10-29
Public Sale.

As am going to stop farming. will offer at pub
eli sale at my home at End of Milton Lane
known as the "Wiltbank Farm and later as the
Clarence Dickerson Farm" on
Milford chronicle., 1915-10-29
Public Sale.

- ~ ~ - &s
As I have sold my farm and will dis
continue farming, / will positively sell
the following valuable property at my
home farm, two miles north Of Milford,
Wednesday, November Bird, 1915,
at 10 O'Clock sharp, rain or shine, unless
that day should be very stormy, when the
sale win be held on the next clear day.
This farm was formerly known as the
F'Dr Pleasanton Farm"
LIVE STOCK.
Two bay horses weighing about 1900
lbs. each, ages and years; these horses
are kind and gentle and will work any
where are fearless Of all objects and
make a fine team
coWS-3 HElFERS.
Nos / and , will freshen before day Of
sale; No. will freshen in February; No.
will freshen in June. These cows range
in age from 10 years.
Nos. 3. and Z. are heifers from 10 to
Is months old, well bred, and will make
dne cows.
Nos. /. >. 3. and 4 will average 10 lbs.
Of butter each, per week, when fresh; one
making y lbs. per week this year.
400 CHICKENS.
All single comb White Leghorns; all
bred from good laying strains. 25O pull
let's Matched in April, should be laying on
day Of sale; these are exceptionally fine
birds, $50 one year old hens.
FEED.
About u tons Of cowpea hay well pod
ded, mow-cured and in good shape; II
stacks Of top fodder; about 1000 baskets
OF corn.
FARM IMPLEMENTS.
/ two-horse wagon in good shape; l
Dearborn, good as new; ! buggy with sun
shade; two-row corn planters, one is |
Satley new way Check-rOw, nearly new I
the other is a hand drop; 1 Ontario grain /
drill in good shape; / Oliver sulkey plow, |
No. 46 in good shape; l Dearing mower, |
b-foot cut; I Dearing rake, 10-foot self |
dump; ! Rawlings double-action disc har-
row. new last year; this is a 20-disc and
@ good one.
/ iron pivot axle riding cultivator; 2
walking cultivators; 1 seed harrow; 1
two horse plOW: l one-horse A. Oliver
plow; / White potato plow; 1 cut-under
fam rack. new; 1 tomato rack, holds 100
baskets. / set wagon springs, 1000 lbs.
capacity; l grind stone; 1 corn Shelleri
I rotary feed cutter new; / set wagon
harness; Dearborn harness, buggy har-
ness, rope harness, collars, etc.
markers; 1 50-tooth spike harrow; log
chains; trace chains, etc; a lot Of double
and single trees, block and fall, heavy for
pulling trees; bag truck.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Colony houses with runs built on
runners can be moved anywhere.
stoves one a steel range and one n
heating stove; a lot Of wire; berry crates, 7
tomato baskets, lawn mower, vinegar
barrels, scythe shoVels, hoes, forks, po- Z
-hings too numerous to mention.
Terms, Cash. No goods to be removed
lntu settled for.
r. c. BEGLEY.
VIM RAMSEY. Auctioneer.
G. DILL Clerk.
Milford chronicle., 1915-10-29
Public Sale.

AS am going to discontinue farming will sell all
my personal property. which is hereafter descrb-
ed, wit out reserve. at my home on road leading
from Lincoln to Shawnee about ~ miles from
Lincoln 81 miles southwest of Milford ON
Milford chronicle., 1915-10-29
Thursday, Movember ttth. f915.


commencing at 12 o'clock noon If that dav sbopld
be stormy sale next fair day
LIVE STOCK.
Pair Of good Mules Is years old no older. sound
and viii work anywhere one year old Colt. moi
thoroughly broken but good prospects for speed ;
Cow 10 years old next spring good butter maker
FARM IMPLEMENTS.
One Two Horse Wagon. built by Mitchell Webb
nearly new York Carriage one No 10 and one A
oliver Plow, one Drag Harrow. Walking CuIti-
vator, CordwoOd Rack. Gravel Rack Hay Rack
Tomato Rack, 3 sets Wagon Harness. 2 sets Plow
Harness set Carriage Harness.. Horse Collars
4 Brides. Double Tree. / Triple Tree . SINGLE
Trees. 2 Scoop Shovels small Shovel. Half-han-
die Forks and Short handle Fork, 3 Pea Scvtbes.
l Wedding Hoe. Mail Box. g Carriage Blankets >
Stable Blankets. Storm Front Carriage Lamp l,
Wagon Jack, Separator, Long Pound Butter
Print Air-tight Heater. and lots of other tbines
too numerous to mention found on a farm.
FODDER, TOMATO BASKETS. SACKS.
Over 100 Tomato Baskets II barrels of VINEGAR
lot Of Sacks. 1900 good punches Long Fodder
Terms Cash-NO goods to be removed until paid for
William Ramsey Auctioneer
Milford chronicle., 1915-10-29
Public Sale
on
Thursday, November 4, 1915

Sale to be on the farm of the late Alfred R.
White one mile from Nassau. ane will commence
at O'Clock sharp.
Milford chronicle., 1915-10-29
Public Sale.

I Shaii stop farming and will positively sell the
following personal property at public sale a. Sa- %
nome at Fork Landing" near Laws Church z
miles west of Frederica on
Milford chronicle., 1915-10-29
Public Sale.

Having decided to stop farming on account of ad
Vanced years. l will positively sell at public sale
ny home farm about Ia miles from Redden.
road leading to Milton, on
Milford chronicle., 1915-10-29

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
Including bedroom suits. one parlor suit ETC. etc
Milford chronicle., 1915-10-29
$4,000 Loaded Shot Gun Shells

Must be sold this season. after the hunting season :;
We contracted for too many Shells and they must b
sold before the hunting hegns. Loaded Shells %
than they did last year. but here at this new store vo
will buy them for less than you bought them at last wear in
Guiding Sears -Roebuck or other catalog houses ' III
Sample prices for Black Powder High Grade Shells 4Oc box
SmOkeleSS 50c Lo.