davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-10-30
01arfts8ericbt.
@anImtuole.
Gan Gntonio, liz gents.
@alpeftpn. 9e1tern, 10 gents.

@aIne saI0' oss4a IA Semls.
~
Gutturfamen -Irpbuffe.
ear M,,..,,;. a. % 0ft 4osx
Wr;Tss W-sna Ttti ~ ~
fsu,s ~, Mrn,s S1eo 6t -
o.. CO. 90
ICY yutts 81. SlI Spof $f:y0
u.u po.Io, SnooeI, Sa.SU uHo So.o0;
sspoe ~ Is Yo;oi nno So.O4, Se5staz
Der. $1.98 uno $500; S1ruior. $7.9T
ano Sf.go; Sebruar $o0z UNI $S.06:
user5 SS;oS ltn $S.o4; april $S.US
HH0 So.l1, Wtnt, $0-l6 uno $3.50.
sorrr.WrahrFt.
90 anfcttto, Eel 80 OF. 1915
gnl1er ....l1 Big 2Oc per YtiillO
gter tntr fr1lde) s.. .22Ac per 9b1.
2iibner 12e II. Tic per Rfulio
9nrfeps ..-..--.- lie Der Hfuto
Soin 6oe per Nul1el
9Sei5en .......... $1.14 per Buidel
Ssn q ~ no peL gnIug..
m.~:s
1ie
Hdrfo1feln ealtforTln, $1.85; SeIis
t,as $l.65 ino $1.75; COLORADO, $1.o0.
SifBe Rartoffeln. xoui!tono. $1.7b.
90 n ~1WsoDgaen PCT UalWet, WHO mo
SAsvo, gIune DogHen,
Su:1I.sM' 1eSas. : Stu - ooe u - i es
Ssemeyis a. :, sse ssr T,,,se,S
Sgrr & m sS~ &. Ca.,sx.f
M.te.T l.oo IAI GIN Dul9s..
gnhT 81 so :, 81 * ~ Trnts
g.aotes@en: 4Oc fir etn sounoes
pIelfer, &egds. QUO PEI
aDrUe 49,,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-10-30

SD lies ser @itwe BitIfo nod
elm Hanfes StpeimarfItiif suriid.
@opiergelo gift bei ben @ahrIage-
rinnen nod immer niht ols bon y
Muf Dem NohbmuIemeg meiiite
Sonns unb fab ouf feline StiefcI-
1pifen:
..gs 1T ia 5tpeifelhaft. bos lif Der
@eiSt bes biitoriifen @elfides mts-
nerednet I'M DER @ittpe Bltffo ofF"n-
: bort unh mnnifeftiert = ober fdsn
MIR es ihon. -"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-10-30
1929
38 90
8 r 8 2 + 9 Till.

Cine einfade Mo6ition. Die bei-
lise nrobtihe 466ition". faete @it.
noe TnIfo. rMm 5ebnten int flint.
ten, ons beiBt am 5ebrten Wai 1871,
wurbe Der Srieoe 5tpiIhen Deutid-
lono nno Jrdnfreid obsefhloifen.
Sanns uno id baben feine 4ennt-
mis- in Geididte uno @e1hihtsaablcn
nnb 10 glaubten mir Der @ittpe 9lI-
TO auf's @ort.
Sir 1w914/15.r hibr Witwe Glll-
70 belebreno fort, yereibt iih ourf
Sic heilise arabiide 9loition Der eff
te Wonember als Sriebenstermin. .
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-10-30

2Sentt ih Sbre 5abnarbeit beiurste,
iperoen Sie midi empfeblen. Or. Sent
terlg, Stpearinger1s @cgratp @ebdube.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-05
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-05

lnetc erbtbeu.
s.. a. T. 0rloubt gaus lm6 Qeih.
@cirlidoitrn. ibrc @clocr IN Gcr.
St0atcu Aon0s lut0 Municipal
Bombs orBulelen
S. n. %. @etpiliatma ooi
I$l50000 filr Elm 0oipital in Ger
binoumg nit Dem College fir Mc0i,
sin in Guabu.
q. ". ~. Gtablicrt rinc Som,
miiiiou, Inn aepiiie Arbeitcu oca
Staats. . bergeridtcS 3u il6erne5,
men.
5. ". IS. @ie5t> asr5ten Dos
9iedt, fir proieiiioneae 3ieuity
lien" 8u erImgeu.
$. u. 81. Sebt Den eriten @on-
tag i'm SUM felt ftr bic 9tbbaltlm1
Ger SnbresperiammIung Der 66ul.
%5eh6roen.
g. ". 60. Gountp . 9eb6rOer
G5oaros) fonnen alif cine 8etition
bin, Die BON % 9ro3ett Der Stiuun.
aeber oe5 Gount1 ge3eifnet lit, elite
SteueraufIage fir Goiirtbaus ooar
@etdngniB erbeben.
s. u. 70. Sdreibt 5trafe Dor
fiir uubefugteS Gogen bon Or0ens.
ab3eihen noer MitgIie0sfarteu.
$. q. SO. @oft ieoe8 Gountp
81 cinem 6rieoensrifters 0itrift.
$. n. los. S6reibt oas &c,
idnei6en BON @e6egejdunen (beoge
fenceS) inter Strafe Dor.
$. n. t07. Sn SdltIen NIT &c
big 70 Sdltlern muB tpeniaIten8 7
Ronate Sdlule gebolten mer0en.
(S6lltB n16ite @ohe.)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-05
@snr @eiebe FIR QtbrasTa

eiucolu. Fleb., 5 9lai. 49, Qor
oen 2sS gorlaactL Ole non Der lcb.
ten Sieuna ttr 9tchrdsfa gelisiatul
1u @cicten trb0bsH mitroat, Idliel
mir Die midtiliteu bier iollu:
2. Z. /. Criicutlide5 Eager.
haus. 8eicb.
z. 4. , Gin9emciuOung oet
glorit0otc nit Gmaha
e Il. .. operation imbeilbdl
S%rrfinmiaer mo Shpndinui9er
INN Ratfcmmenihaft 81 %perbiuoern
2 4. %. aGhtropractors" aIs
I Aer3te aciebIih onerfamHt.
2. 4. Is. Sag0 mo SdIeBer
aiif oiieutfiden @e1en uno Son0'
itraBen bel 5traie %uerboten.
2 II. 6l. @crbictet ben &crfnlti
BON Opium mo anoeren 8etdl.
bunasmittelu.
2. j. n. 0}aat oaS olleber'
1ie1en~ bon 9aHt . Goltos ungeieb'
lid
2. & 100 Gountp.s uperinten'
bert bon nun al Elm unpartciildeS
9mt.
2. 3. 126. Gin aanoioot, Der IN
Der @rimdrpcbl nidt monument lit
fam nift ourd 9etitiou oiti oen'
iel6en @abl3ettel fommel.
2. &. 1870. llnteriteat Bieb-6eil.
mittel (2ibe Stod 9ienleoie8) ben
Meinen 9tafungsmittef ; 3eporte'
ment, uerlangt Die angobe Der Su.
greoien3en.
2. i. as. Giuridtlrng eines
College fir ~2fpot6afer an Der 5taatS.
%uniDeriitdt.
Q. ). t72. sdrcibt RegcIn fiir
9abm. 5uipettion Dor (Gredm teit'
ina).
3. 3. 1872. Farmers Telephone
Companion, sic feline 3eHtrale mi
lpenigcr nie $4,000 6abeIl, bralider
feline aorporationsiteucr 81 3nblen.
q. 3. 1917. gerbietet Ole 6abri'
fntion BON 1dnrinc.G bolera.S ertn
ohne porbcrige grIau6HiB Der itaat.
fid7n giebbeboroe.
q. 3. 2tt. ynforporierte Stab,
te f6nnen cine GteueraufIage Dor
einem Dill fit lIntcrbaItung eiuel
Miuiiffapeae er6e6en.
g. 3. 227, StGote nit 5000 6i;
$4,000 Ginnobnorn f0nnen " Biz
2 Drills Gteueraufldge fir 9arf'
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-05
Rem gOrftr Symphonic rdeiter
6reitng bier.

SIN 8erein NIT Dem tDeItbefom.
ten 9ep 9orfer Spmpbonies9 Or.
DIETER inter 2eitlng oes als Qiri-
gent ais M}eiitcr O%aitehenoeu @aIter
Gamroi6 miro Die ginniitin SRI.
Gorinne gauIiou am 5reitug abenO
I'M g~ranoeis. 9beater elm aon3ert
geberL fir 6a8 iid idon iest - pie
Der aartarperfouf auspeiit - Elm
neitgebenoes Sntereiie 8eigt.
gon alien oeutihen 8irigenten in
amerifa lit 3peifellos @aIter Gam
roIA Der dlteite in Der auSiibung
ieiner Meiiteri6oft, oenn er ittpingt
ben Saftitof bereits ieit 80 Sabren,
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at
fn hath t
fi
5
... -.-8
bfa t saiam HletffH iaHi
tt 900 H8fh htlb Hst Htm i
tH.m tlHtf h'tf an unb l4tal
e o'ff H am dtln Atfinspita.
Uui #tlW5tUh ltaG iaalE lth palI
aaft. Give tmlaiaHif 4dfaoe BURT
tf g. iddit Hifal uaiefW 4laAi
H W0n9tHfa bb pifla Acudierlds
louf 6le ft0hW latle
taielaf DHcl 9lin1elb an ben
naiaiaen e5eiamttieIH mitiin 10 an'
aattliic ef6 hictlcn Aoiiamis il
tuc Node boy Aiai dou dini ohng
lnbluna tetgrn
Nur 0ia lui oc3 meten unllht1'
tfit cnildiieum 0ouht0. 3ndemuirs
&uriis hatfu ltd udit weuiaer 1la
30 Hercf1ef Bcmeloet
Qet Der im ,}uIi itattftHotHocn
abluuNsiifr Scr AbiturIentcn oe.
At1hldu0 Bart Golleae miro 0et
Hutc 9urlprmeiitcr BON Gbitado.
&m. &olf lhompions oie Salpt.
mipradc haIicn.
u. e. @atlins. wcIdlcr Dor eini'
aen GaBen in trunfeuem 3uitano
NIT ieinem aaltomobil 0as 6llbr'
uerf non 6rau 9ombcrtd @icS0lgb.
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Wldthbsrldtt.

sHh rMnha Hlat 1918
Nihhpifh iHadf lfu
f'ttf Si.fH Nidfil 60
1dafim iitmllm cute tit tHis.
0U 0
c.ltta. Wath itt
65diiH Ntti8 49, 40
Com lgb tcUet
Neiisfa uldrti it1
p3uif b6 teit s7 75 s 900.
Wlitlmdbiae ISL. d0 775.
8icmlid cute bis cute $500
IL 30.
.Qlbc. mnrfi ieIt
@uit bts tgite SCI 60 TAO
CSittt BIZ bette SO 60-725.
8iemlih cute BITS cute $575-
WliitelmaBiac So 75-575.
toderB nu6 Gecocrs. Martt feit,
@utr S750-s000.
3iemlid cute bis cute 1925
$50.
Rittelmdbiac Sc 25-725.5
Stod Sellers $525-725.
Stod qiihe IS 50-5.75.
Stod Qdlber Sc. $3.50.
GcaI adlbcr $725-to00.
Bulls 5taos, nm, SIS. 50-6.75.
Stod Bulls. $525-7.O0.
Sdiuciue-3uflbr 10000. Morfi
Shippers feit bis ) bober, gaders
lanqidm.
Gurdidnittspreis $7,20-7.35.
S0diter 8reis $40.
Sdafe-3ufubr $500. Marft feIt.
2Gmmer, Mmft felt.
Gur6ifnittSpreis 9.S5-t0.2 90.
S06Iter &reis 5000.
Merican $1,000.
@eidorene 2dmmer $500.
Nlutterfdafe, $7.75-7.S0.
8i06er, $685. 55.
Chicago Iarft6eridt.
MinSOieb-3ufubr $4,000. Marft
meiitens 10 bis 10 bober.
S6brlinge, meiitens felt.
Soldier BreiS $8.75.5
Sdpeine-3ufubr $4,000. Marft
ipenig bober.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-05
3naudien in Berlin.

Berlin, iiber 2onOon, 5. Moi. -
IN STEELE Der in Der oeltihen
Gei9sbuuptIta0t fir miIitdriide
3pefe einge3ogenen 9feroe oiirften
in aiir5e 3ugodien in Den StroBea
8erlins 81 ieben iein, Die 4oli5ai
bot oaS 8erbot, peIdes iid auf Die
9erpenoung BON 6hien in Der
5taot be6iebt, a~ufgeboben, tn6 Die
gerIiner laben belte gum eriten
9iaI in langen Sabren Elm ourd Die
5traBen trollen6es Sdiengeipdnn.
9. 81. g]irn. oeutfder Opt.
'er. augen unteriudt fir Bril-.
len. 443-5 Brnnbais Geb1uoe
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Observation-Disclosures 5armer,
Qeuti6.a entertainer, 2S Sabre aft.
$4,000 germ0een, $4,000 Orb.
i6aft, Groteltant, quite grideinung,
iu6t Die 9efanntidaft zines jun.
gen, beutI6 : proteItontii6en MGo.
Gens, 1876 Sabre alt, pertraut
NIT alien Sa~usarbeiten, otpeds bal.
bigger Seiratb. 3uidriften nit ge.
nauen angaben iiuO gu ridten unter
8 200 an Omaha 9ribine. DID.
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0r. &. StaGSs, geutTder Jrauen.
ar3t MnO CperatSr.

meine mebr nIs 20.idbrioe Gr.
fobrung bat benieien, Onb DieIe
S~r1ucnIei6en obne Operation gebeilt
tueroen fonnen, tperin red)t5eitia iino
tittig bebonoelt. 500 A. @tnoBe
Ogdiioduietts @eb.) siuns GIFTS "a,
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8iGis-Saiis 5lt bertoufen ooer at
bermieten, 7 8immer, GROCER sc.
mitiegorten 2519 iiioI. &c. 5traBe;
eoentuea 3 unmoblirte 3immer 81
oermieten. @o95ufragen 1925 iiioI.
Il. Ctr. Gel. 0ouaL. 7486. M.6.
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arbeitsscindl. aaein ftebenber
Maun, intelligent, tpiiri6t itGitoi.
&c Stequng a Der 8arm, Inn iid
ansatbilben 5nefs ip1terer SeI6It.
.ItGn6igfeit. Mit Sanoperfs5eltg,
@ferben uip. getuonbt. 9a1r BEL
gutter SamiIie. 9fferten nit Gin.
scIbeiten unter $ 300 an Die nSri.
Fine. 90. 6
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3n bcrmietben-an einen Serrn Elm
mooernes 3imn1er nit 8onr0.
1417 9. 16. Ctr. Eelepbon &eo
1882. M--21.
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ii6 Hls .tftt So
ssf Ntt.8
ash af fam ~
HHf emo
irene t{
Rsalas Hlm m%sfttnb6t
HheiFh
aglnH
an lf
fit l1m attatfl.
Afifff
NalN iaHi3m nafsti 4.
hHtiHf Hf in ffst Hlfil
af fia8
f8 tff8t 1855 As
NftH sIfft
Aal ilaf MatH
aAam.E fih@
at lsitph Wstiltui6i
Hinbblit inIahf= tato '0lHii
t
HfilHr N
amtiht 3iitHf 4ton WORT
ttii8#s r.a
Iufdf isrfa8 100 8a
ftff Nfri8 .sf 1851
shait4 BHfiht 5000. Marfl
8udA
p8mmtf Hlmn lg1
ErAl6uiliapttis si035.
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R(aIltfl1lrle dnielqen!

@eiudt-arbeit ouf tIeiner Sorm
Bel Acknowledgement 8ittue. W 300
gSmaba Srtbiine". 90. z
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3wei-5 Monnte olte 0adsbunoe
bon importiertem 3u6tpoore
fommenb, Breistbiere nit Stamm.
baum uerfeben, 5n berfnrfen. alif
@unih ndt1ireetreite Photographic.
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@eindt-Sunger 9euti6er iuft ir.
gen6 nelhe 9eiddftigung. Rod-
~8rfrngen Reo SoteI, Otto Moreid,
.Smaba. 81. z
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Rdberes in ser sribiine. M.S

8Obnbans-bidig au berfnrfen: Gin
5.3immeriges 8obnboiis, 30t3
Si0 %. glbe., Die S1lfte bnor, Die
anoere S6lfte nuf 8inien. gadberes
bel SenrD 54utis, Office Der Smn-
bo Srlbiine. t.f.
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ar6eits -9euti6er in mittle.
rem aIter iu9t 9teIltng ouf Der
6arm. SIT nit 5anomerfs3elig ltl6
@fer0en bertroltt. 0a63ufragen I'M.
ter s 800 BEL Der yEri6iine".
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-05

Sairat6sseind) - Sunge, hiibiMe
0elterrei6erin tpiinidt @efount.
i9aft nit einem inteIligenten &errn
i'm mittleren Sitter, 5tpeds Seiratb.
4oreIIe 9. 800, 0mabd Gribiine.
W--7
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3n berfaufen-9aus nit 6 guteu
3inrmern, @as. ii. @aiierleitung.
Got lit 40 BEL 100 SUB; tragenoe
0bItbdume, SAottenbdume, bilig
5u perfoufen, oo i'd Staot berlaiien
min. 8bone Douglas $3.50, Srou
Bed, 2215 5ib 10. Str. d.
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@eindt-eine 5rau mittIeren offers
ais Stiibe Der Sousfrau alf elmer
Garnt. Eel. 800 Milaro. so. Z
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0entides &Ou1ntng SOnie- Mo6er.
ne, ialibere, mobtirte 3inrnter fir
cine ooer 5tpei 9erionet aiih fir
Wann uno 6rou. @rm6Bigte Rentq.
.22t9 Douglas Str. 9bone Douglas
7404. W-6.
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@illarS GDOg, Batente, 1880 Gitp
0otionoI ganf @eb1i0e. GeIe.
pbon 9nler 1850.
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9as preisnirbigite GRen BEL geter
Stump. Geutide Slide. 1908
Dodge StroBe, 2. Stod. Mabl8ei.
TEN 25 Gents.
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GbirOpractie Spinal abiaitments.
goparos, "a. & Snrnaut. 0.3445
Smyrna times., 1915-12-22
coMPT. Il. 3. eRIeves' REPORT
Publishes an Excellent Showing of
Finances For Kent County For 1915

Publishes an Excellent Showing of
Finances For Kent County For 1915
County Comptroller Harry B.
Grieves, our fellow townsman. has
completed his annual report, showing
the financial condition of Kent county
from December l. 1914. to December
l. 1915. Mr.. Grieves. who has won
a reputation as watch dog of Kent's
treasury" has an excellent report.
which is given in full on the 3rd
page. The following is a summary /:
Reeeipts-Genersl Fund, receiv ed
from county officers. SIG. O93. 45.
Miscellaneous receipts. 81. 116. 311;
frum tax collectors and constables.
SnO7. 1887; total. SIS. sO6 OF.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, SIG. 639. IL:
appropriations 10 towns. 81. IT'S: !:
repairs to County Buildings, S679. 66:
repairs to jail. 81. $40 81; supplies
Tor jail, 81. 342. 20; printing 81, $50. :
Sd; county assessors, 81, 767. "a:
commissions to collectors for taxes.
SO, sos. 80; board Of prisoners in Jail.
81, 376. so; board Of prisoners at
New Castle Co. Workhousa. 50, s99. 80 :
almshouse, .S5. 700; General Ses.
sions and Superior Courts. s5. 994 65:
interest on county debt. S5. $50. 90;
bridges and repairs. 81, 253. AZ; road
supervisors. 1913-1 1914, SIT. 621. O5;
supervisors salaries. S2.1IS. 90;
overdraft, December 1. 1914. SO. 359. :
21;total expenditures. including over
draft. $96. 756. 81; balance in gen.
eral fund, December l, 1915. S27,-
O4S. 65- Uncolleeted taxes, Dec
ember. 1915. S37, T2S. 70. Kent
county indebtedness. $50. 600. 90.
Smyrna times., 1915-12-22
CHRISTMAS MUSIC TO Be
FEATUREOAT ALL CHURCHES
SACRED CONCERT AT AssuRY
TO BE GIVEN SUNDAY EVENING

Christmas Day Will Be Ushered In:
Midnight Services at ST. Peters
and Morning Sc vices at Asbury
Next Sunday will be observed with
a full Christmas program throu ghout
the day at Asbury Methodist Episcopal
Church. The church will be prettily
decorated in recognition of the Christ.
mas event and Rev. C. W. Prettyman
d. D. pastor, will preach a morning
sermon; 1.-The Quest of the Wise
Men. " The choir. under the direc.
tion of Chorister Walter o. Hoffecker.
will render special Christmas anthems.
AT 2 O'Clock AsbuTy Sunday School
will hold its Christmas service and a
program of more than usual interest
Will be- rendered. Sunday evening
will be given over entirely to "An
Evening of Sacred Music" the sec
ond Of the series to be given the last
Sunday in each month. AS next
Sunday is the Sunday following
Christmas Day, the program will be
of delightful Christmas Character.
Mrs. Marion Coverdale, the organist.
will give recital and the program
will be rs follows: Organ selections !;
Christmas offertoire q. Grison; y
Christmas Fantasy, (Norris); Hymn
Carol. ITO; Anthem Magi, "Star
In the East" (Stults); Psalm. So.
"Gloria Patria;" Offertoire, "IdyI"
Ckern) Hymn talk, Rock of Ages
279. DR.. Prettyman; Soprano Solo,
Night of Nights" CBeardsley Van
de Water), Miss Mary Roberts
Male Quartette, 20 Holy Night
(Adolp ADAM; Tenors. Mr.. ]. E.
Hoffeeker, Mr.. L. NJ. Price: Bassos /:
Mr.. w. o. Hoffecker. Oscar Stehley:
Violin Solo. ''Minuet in C" (Beeth-
oven.) Mr.. Paul Cats; Mixed double
quartette. "The First Christmas
Morn" (Newton) Sopranos. Mrs. w.
0. Hoffecker, Miss Mary Roberts;
Altos. Mrs. L. NJ Price. Mrs. Harvey
Jones; Tenors, Mr.. J. E. Hoffecker.
Mr.. L. M. Price: Bassos, Mr.. w.
o. Hoffecker, Mr.. Oscar StehleS;
Christmas talk. DR.. Watt; Anthem,
"Star Of the Orient" Harry Rowe
Shelly Song Of the Tyrol; Tenors
Mr.. j. E. Hoffecker. Mr.. L. NJ. Price;
Bassos, ". o. Hoffeeker and Oscar
Stehley; Doxology; Benediction;
March. "Du Sacre, from the ''Proph-
etc. " by Meyerbeer.
Smyrna times., 1915-12-22
KENT CHANGERS TO MEET HERE
Smyrna to Entertain Pomona Grange
Of Kent County on Thursday Jan
uarY 6-lnteresting Program

The first meeting of the Kent coun-
ty Pomona Grange. Patrons Of Hus-
bandry, for the new year will take
place at Smyrna on Thursday. January
9Th, on which date the Pomona will
be entertained by Smyrna Grange.
Pomona Master, jefferson Cooper, of
Rural Grange. Cheswold, who was
reelected Master at the last meet
ing of the Pomona for another term,
will preside and direct the labors of
the day. The meeting will convene
ct 1870 a. m. with a welcome ad-
dress by member of SMYRNA Grange.
to which a response will be made by
a member Of Hartly Grange. One
OF the special features of the days
program will be the installation of
officers. which work will be in charge
of Worthy State Master Frank Ban
croft, of Fruitland Grange. There
will be the usual reports of the
Grange officers and the subordinate
Oranges. In the afternoon Worthy
State Master F. C. Bancroft will
make report of the National Grange
meeting. which was this year held
at Panama Pacific Exposition, and
this together with impressions of
the trip and Exposition will be most
interesting. Following this Miss
Elivahath IeTeruo,, E.-.,...... nj
er of the Women's College. will tell
OF her work in Delaware and the future
plans for Extension Work with home
makers Miss jefferson comes to Del
aware after two years of successful
extension work in Ohio. David
Templeman and other members of
Rural Grange will render special
music to complete the days program.
Smyrna times., 1915-12-22
KENT'S APPLE ORCHARDS
DAMAGED BY A NEW PEST
ROUNO-HEADED APPLE soRER
MAKES ITS APPEARANCE
Reports Made 70 Delaware College
Experiment Station and After a
Study, a Remedy Announced

Kent county apple growers as well
as growers all over the state are hav-
ing more or less trouble with another
pest which unless exterminated prom
ises to destroy many young apple or
charcs. In recent years, judging
from the numbers of young orchards
set out. Delaware has been putting
itself in line for one of the largest
and important apple growing states
in the east and bids fair to becoming
as famous with its apples as it ever
was with its lucious peaches. Re-
ports are being received by the de-
partment of horticulture of the Della
ware College Experiment Station,
of considerable damage to young
trees in the apple growing sec
tions of the State by the round
headed apple tree borer. The
presence of the borer may be detected
by the retarded growth of the trees
by the yellowing of the foliage. and by
the sawdust-like castings which the
larvae throw out from the entrances
of their burrows. accompanied by a
coloration of the bark over the new
burrows. and often in early spring by
a slight exudation of sap One
means of control is to prevent the
females from laying their eggs by
wrapping the trunks with wire net
ting. building paper or wood veneer.
These should be applied about May
1st, and removed in late summer.
They should be tied to the tree tightly
just below the crotch and should ex-
tend an inch or two into the soil be-
low. Thick whale oil or caustic soft
soap to which pint of crude, ca.holic
acid is added to every ten gallons is
often used and should be painted over
the trunk so rs TO form d thick coat.
ing. Others recommend a thick coat
ing of white wash to which a little
Portland cement has been added to
make it more adhesive
Smyrna times., 1915-12-22
XMAS ON SMYRNA CIRCUIT
Severson's, ,Jerman Chapel and Friend
ship to Have Special Services

Severson's, ,Jerman Chapel and Friend
ship to Have Special Services
Smyrna Circuit, Rev. Milton Nc
Cam, pastor, is arranging for special
Christmas services to be held this
and next week. Friday evening next.
the oath. Deakyneville School and
the Junior League Of Friendship NJ.
E. Church will join in a Christmas
service TO be given at the Deakyne-
vile Sehoolhouse. Monday evening
next, the 9th. the Sunday School of
Severson's M. Z. Church will hold
its service and Tuesday evening next,
the 28th, Jermsn Chapel Sunday
School will hold its service. Special
programs will be rendered ard an
evening Of interest will be afforded
the children as we'll as the grown
ups. Next Sunday at all churches
on the circuit. Rev. Milton Nc
McCann will deliver special sermons
appropriate to she great Christmas
festival.
Smyrna times., 1915-12-22
NATIVE smYRNIAN TO SPEAK
Delaware College Secures Hon. John
sassett Moore for Commencement

Delaware College Secures Hon. John
6assett Moore for Commencement
DR.. Samuel C. Mitchell, president of
Delaware College. has announced that
Hon. John Bassett Moore. professor
o. international law at Columbia Un-
iSersity a native Of this town. will
make the address to the graduates of
Delaware College at the annual com
mencement exercises on June 18th.
OF next year. The invitation to Mr..
Moore to make the commencement ad-
dress was extended to him by Cover
nor Charles r. Miller. on behalf of
the "ollege. Mr.. Mitchell is working
on the program for commencement
week early because Of the fact the
1916 commencement is expected to he
the most important in the history of
Delaware College. Il is expected
that the cornerstone of the proposed
S225. 600 Science Hall work on which
will be started early in tile Spring
will be laid at that time. Bishop
Frederick j. Kinsman viii deliver
the baccalaureste sermon TO the
graduates on the evening of Sunday
June 11th.
Smyrna times., 1915-12-22
RURAL GRANGE OF cHEswoLD
Held an Interesting Session Saturday
at Which Women Filled the Chairs

Held an Interesting Session Saturday
at Which Women Filled the Chairs
Cheswold. Dec. 21:-In spite Of
the unpleasant weather last Saturday.
Rural Grange met as usual with quite
a good attendance. Mrs. jefferson
Cooper filed the chair as master. hav.
ing been previously appointed to pre-
side at the Sisters meet ing. Miss
Frances Wallace became a new men,
Der Of the order. When the Literary
program was announced all Joined
IN singing, Beautiful Golden Some
where" The lecturer aad a roll call
to which each member responded with
some spicy anecdote. Miss Eliza
heath Scarborough read a very anus
Ing story. Mr.. and Mrs. jefferson
Cooper, Mr.. and Mrs. John Legar and
Mr.. Edward A. Evans. each gave some
report Of the State Grange session
held in Dover. last week. By un-
animous vote the secretary was re
quested to send an invitation TO Peach
Blossom Grange, of Middlesown. to
visit Rural Grange. The next meet
ing will be January 1st.
Smyrna times., 1915-12-22
EARLY MORNING FIRE ALARM

Fodder Rick on the voshell Farm East
of Smyrna Calls Out Firemen
The ringing Of the FIRE bell shortly
after halt past two. Monday morning
caused more OF less alarm at this
Christmas season for fear that a con-
hagi alton n light be taking place in
the business section. The Firemen
were quick TO respond and soon learned
i was a fodder rick of George Savin.
on the Mrs Mary E Voshell farm.
on the East edge of town. Neighbors
kept the fire from spreading and bv
the time the Hose Company arrived
their services were not needed. The
fodder being dry. a blaze shot high
IN the air and made it appear really
more than it was. The damage was
slight.