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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-10-29
Serbiifc Srvllupslfiffc

Raar Der ielrcs Nruuup / Scrblcu.
beguuoer 3igoiuer. cQer D}ilitGror-
fcitrc aacrcoc tioIiq ON NorQenen
al ipi1e NruulrpsianQc "a Touicme.
looier / R~ruOcbuiet. Nrtoen qoor
ucruoit Omfrild / lin hui0e SiItefiu.
lie meo Slsr oq aruua al Crauqc.
blomitcr puu oct omhulqelid r%rllrre.
o. Nuar uoen at tIr0e moe uodct oq
u0en al turoc iPttc liz IeO. Siot q.
Ter llot fommer oc for'tIcllJqe SlUJt
nill0e fiercuOe. oe bIlr beuprtet "a
iuor huer en- liocu Buffet al Ro5mu
rim. lammauhol0t meo en- roo. bIuo
GA hui0 Slgiie. 6eitcue uoituifcres
meo @lomitcr % f@IIarte 1srflGoer
5ililut f0mmcr "Eruocfsrereu" tIo.
reu0e { oen RAT bl0miterimnffcoC
Gruoeuogu. meo en- ~folo5iul &lom
iterbufet [ Nuuuocn san far itIPu
fet 9rtocu Sfo oa Stremper. Slar
aruu5 Ga 0uuiter I'll @iengiPI(
hur Ruu0en 1aqeu igr Gruuupet
icnot hom et Get lint 2iutsi, "a nj
hPuqer hlm puu ham et %guIOiuOpir
fet Sfipri.
&mi0lertio bar &euuer "a Slplt
|uiule hamlet Tia hos gruoqommeH
"a mes Torlouercn ! Spioieu fom
mer oe I Slot OF Tolqc fi9reuoe iol
al hentc @rlloen Aae &ognene ba,
pau @uften en- lioen @ut. iom boloer
en- Rruocfierte BEN er ppitet mer
S~ilfebaano. Slouocr. 1ul ga truiti
uc @lomitcr oQ foiter on til $40
RrIoeu lager slitco me0 Barn
oomshienmet moer flrUqeuoe SpiI
nigcr man / 0oInene. ga oct laual
Goa ruler unteo Ill airter. Rut
Sen fiorer iommu meo Sruoeisre
rem oq er oitc upiten itiltIt al bar,
@lomiter. ) HP'te &ogu islgel
9rlogommen OF 6orloueren. % Ger
eiter fommer 8ru0epnrreto Sor0l
Gre.
&eo Sru0eierereu5 Arm itrioe'
9rloen % 40 alrteaulpet iii oer
mco Sclgenbiaeoer bemalte Tpg
iom / Sen ortobore airte banner c
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-10-29

4ao ;Sorune, hoor ser life fan boz
res "2ipeltocf" nogen betp0eliJ
lloitrpfning, men hoor 9ooe Cab"
glplinger Zig Eoteter fan produce
res, fan Oct oite pore oPro mange
OoarS pr. Ncre, at WfdieItllfet, lom
porte paa Sanoet, bIiper hutfet op
AZ "Nulperl5eren" o9 plpiet unoer.
Noar Igerioroen %begpnoer at blioe
tltng % inttig uaa orQani'fc Stoffe,
fcrbebre2 0cn lonife meget oerueo,
ct ophaftct, fuuit MaiSitiIf pleie&
neo / oen. 6armere, iom bar FOR
libet Sober pna i'm TurmL fan oeI
life ic nogen RimcliQhe0 / at pleie
neO noget, Ser funOe brllgca iom 6o'
DER; men Torholocne % Snl'tpns
hi9beOernC fun uUrc l~nn0onnc, at
NtoisitiIfen er mere ppro. naor ben
pIoiee nn6er, eu0 naor Sen brlIgeS
iom NeOe for Iprenc. Get beror
rua OmitpnoigbeOernc - &ofolite-
ten, Mnrfeoct og huoO Slug5 PIP
ltnger, ser probuceres.
@onife npIig ioo ieQ Iiot poa en-
liOen Torm, bpia A3erioro er llb'
merfet ififfct for Moia % Eoteter.
8eItpreren bar iorbol0api9 mango
@riIe pna Den Sornt, men enlfer life
bupe mere emo TO eQer ire Welfeflier.
San iinoer set melt p%rottiif ior Iig
at able alfalfa og Re0fleuer Tor
&aon % so. San trGnqer lntet
OtuiSfo0er Ga bans Splgpldnter al.
Der bnm alt set SOBER, ban tr9n-
ger. Npi3 Maisitilfen plsieS unoer
Tor Eoteter, ullbe Set uGre let at
boloe SorOen / I'M milf aonoition
FOR ell IRE Nar Hototion, Der uil0e
gtpe en- iorhoIbSpis betpoelig Ncre-
age al Toteter, Ser tiot brinqer 1o0e
SSnotpgter, 'omt al Nfai5, iom Der
alto er @rug for % Spergsmoal
eiter.
Naar MoisitiIf er bleuen %ifaaren
% % bar iaoet roobnc / Soroen,
gjpr hen meget iii, at Soroen fan
nto0ltoa Serfe. SoroenS ipliife &on-
bition forbeoreS / mprfbor 8rao,
oQ 6ulti9beoen / SSoroen bliper
opbeparet. Nertil fommer at Wtai5s
ltilfen i~noeboIOer Ell goO Gel al Ben
Totaife, ion Gulin1en fog no al
Sor0en, og peo of pleie WaiSitilfen
req i9ien fanr SSor6en igien en be
mOeliQ Gel al, bpob ben bleu berg
ret.
@i Ter omtrent hper &iuter
ShocfS al WaiSiober ltoa noe pda
Ngeren &interen lang % mtitenoe
mere emo Oet Sable al i'm &Proi ionl
Sober, inOen Sprene foar oct. Sligt
hGnber ielp paa fSarme, bpor Mais-
fooeret goot trPngeS. S ANDRE Gil
fplber igien gisre8 Sober al Wfais,
lem Ser ifulbe ppret 1iort @niilage
al - oct biaigite iaftige Sober /
@er0en, enten set er Tor Welfefuer
euer oct er for Ero6ucering al
&iso.
Spoo %openfor er iugt er imioler-
tib life mlent iom llnOitpl0nin9 FOR
Sarmere, Ser p~irfeIiq trPnger 80
Ser, men unOlaoer at ifaffe iig bet,
iclp ON De bar bet poa i'm egell
Tornl. Gi peo ale at NtoiSitilf er
gubt SOBER, bpis ben er i"taaren neo
/ ret Sio o. o%rbentlig behanolet |
Ififfeligt 8eir. Men bette err Ell
Sing; en- mOen Sing er, at Sun-
hreoer, ia Suiener al 6ormere pan
iine Agre pil iin6e FlaOie, bpor 9te0.
pleininQ al Sen Waisitilf, iom porte
paa 2anoet iaar, oil f%orbeore Soroen
fife ina li0et. SuiS Waisitilfen
pleiet neo / Sorben bringer Tarme,
rem flere Gents / Sommer, en0 ON
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-10-29
Earmeu np HupRu.
Suitiae Spniebnie.
Rsstsers, at en- pra,ttR 5armei

DC. iom M FOR Sioen bpgger Jig
Senichuie, lager iom Hegel an poa
a. bope %ellfclte, men tptte Spg3e
CO 900 Fertilization. Gn tenmeltg
loo Temperature fan Nenlene pGlne
Jig til, bpiS bare %ititen er ter; men
CT set roat % iul0t al Camp ! Sen-
lcbuiet, miiter life Senlene alene
Gpnen iii at moOitaG auloe, men
negter ogiao at lGgJe 9G9, bpor
ocot De enc bliper itcQeoe. Sr1ts
rinosapparoter, iom beltaor al quit
pibcr oa "Sluea" er iielben eiicttipe.
&il man bnue BET lllftlgt % quot
Npniebuiet, er Oct ingen anoen Hooo
enc at nnbne Sere og &inOuer pao
Spoppqgen. : Storm o. Stn9petr
lu0cr life BET li9 alto qiprc. Ger
inr bar oarpaogne Ssnleaolere lopet
iiQ Grinder eaer "6rnmeS", lont
raaier neiagtigt / Nnbniugerne o.
CT ooerippltote meo 9prrCo eller one
Get life for tpft OF tpt Sei % boil
res fnlt til &ornene / Sere og
Ninouer peo Siplp al aro9e eller
aler. Man ipnter eler letter &in-
mlerne % aabnp. Goren eller 90
rene, iaa Gutter inar trGnge ii9 no
oG in0 gientem &erre0et / Hom'
nerne. Ser bllper life nogen lterf
Suftltrem eller SrPf pou ben Woo-
Sc; men Sliglene ianr friif 2uit
iomtibigt meO, at 2uften / Sonic
bpltict bliuer tsr % relt.
! Spniebuie, bbori en- itorre Gel
Ct S%poo9ggen beituor al 2erreo
clcr MtuSlin, trGngeS Ser life no
get anoet 2llftnin9sipitem. Oct biz
per life tort foIoere / oisIe Suie enc
/ Suie, hport er alminoeltge Sin.
blter, og "a 2nften, iom nppnt, er
terrerc, feles allloen ogian minore.
CONNIE al oe "Toultrnmen", lou
hopoc tGtte Seniebuie oq flllbt op
meo &inbuer poa SrbpG9gen taqer
nI uGf SoIu0elen al Gin0llcrne %
lTttcr in0 Hnnmer operippnote nre0
Ssi / Ste0et. gil man Setielc Ifal
hapc Oct rigtig lllnt % gnot ON 9tPt-
tCrre o. life ubIrtteS for Srpf ira
Nln0llerte, fan man bpn9e ct Stnt=
fe Ssi eller Wtllslin ioran Soglerne.
gil nogen paoItna, at 3ei er altpr
hoorligt NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. moo Stn-
trrfltloen beri Noroen, ioa fan Der
iii iuares, at bdaoe / Waine, Ga
nobu og nor0lige Minneiota fan hi
iinbe S%eniebuie, bpori Salpbelen al
Spoppgaen err Ssi, % at Ssniene
cr bua0e belIige pg lPqger 9@J.
Maisitilfem er prroimlS.
Gnbuer al oS bar leili9beoSuis
G1rt baoroe 9omme ubtalt oper
praftiife 6urmere, iom loo Ell goo
Gel eqer set meite al lin Maisitilf
blipe itanen6e iaien noe paa Ngeren,
efterat Mtoiien par boItet. Oerpeb
gif Sober o. 900 Strselie aloeles
tobt, beo oct. Mangen en- Sorn1er
bragtes til of tpnfe, at ban fanife
ior9if iie peb life at benptte Mais-
p!antcn beore. llOen Sptl ifIloe
mere al Maisitilfen blipe bulgt for
Sober, emo oct / itore Strsg al
"Ntaisbeltet" er Silfpl0e. Sg buor
Wtaisitilfeu trpnges iom Sober, er
net noturliguis oaarlig 2fonomi al
looe Den itaa igjen noe paa Iqeren.
Men BET er al6eles liffert, at / MATT
&c GilfPloer lenner BET iig be0re al
pleie Waisitilfen neb / Ssoroen enc
at gipre Sober % Strselie al ben.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-10-29
Spot Roinbrpo.
Sueoifc Auae.

Ut Sumo Niel. Il (beitc Solt, ,
Spiicitecr Suffer, en- Mop Wielf, IL.
(bcife Batting EomOcr, , Spiicifccr
Smor,' ct ?Ga. Wiclct nqtc2 meo
SoIt, Suffcr o. Batting &onoer.
Smeret guides Qo0t ioruntcu mco
octte % iao bope9 9GQqct l. iom cr
pl@pet qobt oQ oerpuo rert iommcn
mco 0tcltcu Get ipIoe5 / Ell imlrt,
tcmmellg itor Nouoc oq foQtc Spco.
tier, iom cr tIeuct OF hucral Stcner.
ne er uotagct IGa9c2 opcr, mco
Sfullct ncO. 9ioaet Gutter o%ru2ic2
opcr % imnn AInttcr Smsr lGlQc2
her og Der % luo itcQc3 oct til oct
er QoOt aiennemiteQt. Zen ipiicS
porm mc0 TIo0e til cacr noQet
SloQ3 Yu00tnQ Smtcc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-10-29
Snnowidj Sab.

UtuI4 luHtI lINt !lCNtl UCIlCuC Jlu-
finer, Sigener % Guoler % II iuu
meget Eeomuta cucr Wianolcr, Tom
oct epriqe tIllommcu. Get mates
nofiuu grout / en- 9pcrn, % fugtes
ioo meo iuupo3 megct Nppeliiniuit.
al oct er paste boot til at imeres
puQ Smolpid)ea. Gllcr man tan
bare bare iaooiot meQet 9%ppelimiait
/, al Wtasien bolOe2 iammen Gen
fuloe9 0u / Batting Bomber Cans. oQ
uuur man ltul beuutte oen. hpPlues
ocu no og ifiGre2 / tpuoe Stiucr,
iom lpQqcs ime1em Smerrebreo
Roiu Snnomidj Tnlo.
@iQe me1et Cream Gheeie oq i'm.
haffcOc itcncoc Hoiiner blanOe9 iam.
men 0oo / gcrcoifob tnuOc. poo.
imlrtc Sftucr mco Nreo. &Rq ct
SolotbIoo pao en- Sfipc % imer Cii
GA Hoiinmo2ien poa Den onoeu Ell.
pe og IPq iau oi5ie 10 Stuffer lam
men oQ itipr Sflperne / lrianQlcr.
Sumpet Noun Enooinq.
On aop iteneoe Roiuner, en- aop
Unhaftet Cretalq. en- stop 9raOfrum.
mcr, en- stop IPelf, et 2Gg, en- 5beitt
Solt, Ell Sbelte auneI, J.. lbeitc re.
net Wiuifot, - aop Yiel otter al
Roiunernc er uuitet Ga terret, males
Sc. "a blunOe9 iua meo (alqcu Oh
9reofrlmmerne. iom isrit er 90.
boot / Wielten II Wfinuter euer iau
Nup iuu SuIt. arpooerier, Wfel ol
oet ui5peoe 9Gg /. hporpoa Oct reres
rigtiq loot iommen. Saa iuloca oci
Ii 6orm mco Saoq ouer OF ser
"iteamcs / IRE Elmer. Zen ipiic;
uorm meo 0aro Sauce" eQer 81.
iron. Smuce
3erre0e Grllgter, iom Roiiner oi
SpcOiter o. / H. mbeialc3 meuet
ioroi Sc bar iuu meget H%priuqsppr
81 og paa iamme (io er let iorbeic.
liqe Ga biuige. ri buroe oerior be
mite oisie Gina meget mere emo D
aier. liar M. On Der er liOen irii
6rugt at iao lat /. % Der er lac
uenoelig mango Suug. ION &oiiucr
Speoifcr. Eigencr % GaOler fam be
mites iii.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-10-29
Huiin Bic.

"a Sop opbatteoe 9Gbler, 81 &op
hoffcOe Moiiner, 81 Sop Suffcr, u
Ebcltc &nneI, IS 6bclte Solt, 1,
Shcite Neuif og repct @hrfot, ,
Spiicifecr Wiel, > Spiieiteer iiuiteo.
te Grocter9, Is &heite Sooo, en- ao&
ilr DieIf. &c baffeoc 9@blcr % 30.
liner bIanOc@ iommcn og itoar en-
boIp Stne, iou bIunOes Suffer.
&rnoNerier, Dtel, ijnitsote Gracfere
% SoItet l.. Sooaen oplsie9 / ber
irre Oielf (oet er enorm beore, bpia
oct cr @aIu0eIen NicIf % Solpoelcr
Tlo6e) % piSpe9 goOt, bellies iuo
op / oct epri9e og inl0e9 op / goa
@ie Grltit / en- opb Yie &ouerfcn
Nic GrltIt bopc9 oner oaiuu, % ioo
lteqcs Etcn riQtiQ goot / en- Noqer.
oun, ionl lite mac bare iuu oltior
.DQrlI.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-10-29
DiaTrt np Rfckkenrt.
RpNn @rpo.
Rtetsersi al c. rrstri oasusssi

en- aop itenebe Hoiiner. Ell aop
toserbe NeIf. 9 Spiiei.eer Snult.
, Ehe'feer Solt, IL 9eoit Stage, ,
Sptieifeer parnt &alh. 31a nj 4
2opper Wtel. Salt % SmuIt rsreS
op / Den foaenbe Vtelf, lom oerpaa
IGtteS tiIItoe for nt oifisle% Naar
Den or htnfer, rereS SalpbeIcn Al 0tC.
LEI / og @iprcu. iom err oplpit / Sc
70 Spiieifeer mco uurnlt Nano. Sad
ilaaeS WtuHlcu nlCo en- itert Ste / 10
Wtinuter hporpdn fclinerne og Ne.
item az Ytclet hnpe2 /. iou oct bllr en-
'oIt Geia 0ciacu hape2 uo Sau "a.
aerbrUttet OF fnaoeS. Ill Sen ~ficu0c5
IeUn % let no. Nop Den iaa tiIboQc
| Tooet, lonl cr lnntrt meo llot
Smllt, og let ocu poa ct uarmt
Steo, Ill 0cn har hppet iig til oet
oobbelte al lin oprinoelile Sterrclic
Mup Ocu ioa / inulrtc Gorucr OF itcQ
0cn / Ell ml0ocl2parm &aQerouu.
Spbt HuiinbrDo.
en- Sop Gornmcal, Ell aop Rlla
mel. en- Gop Graham Niel. Ell Sbc-
lie SnIt, ~ Ghetto Soon. n Sop
gioIoaie3, % Nop ltcucot Hpiiner, ,
aoppcr INF iur WcIt 2e iorifieai-
&c SloN8 WteI. Salt oa Sooa liQtc9
ioumcn. oeri rcrca Q~iola9ic4 "a NO.
iincrne, iom er ifoorct iutaat, lout
4tclfcn. gtoor oct er qoot inmmeu.
bIon0ct iIooe5 oct liot % inIoe3 /
imllrtc bolopunb@ &ofinq Nopocr
&orer. Tom iUtte2 / en- Stcnmcr u0
"itcomca" , elmer.
Newark post., 1915-10-06

Fail On Safe. Steal Shoes
Burglars last Monday night bat
tered but failed to open the Safe
Newark post., 1915-10-06

nigh impossible to place the
articles in a mail box and yet
the Government is doing
everything possible to induce
the farmer to make use of the
parcel post system"
This ruinous practice of Grip
pling the postal service is caused
by two things:
1st. a blundering fiscal policy
which is already in the hole S100,
100000 despite the fact that it has
had two new sources of revenue,
an income tax, and war tax-in
time Of peace! But worse yet,
harder times are to come when
next spring the sugar revenues
are cut off!
I'd. A too ardent devotion to the
pork barrel" patriotism that in
every possible way arranges for
hosts of worthy Democrats" to
get a whack at Uncle Sans money
bags
Newark post., 1915-10-06

in the Hanover Shoe Store at 602
Market street, Wilmington, which
contained $4,000. Failing to Sc
cure any money the thieves car
ried off two dozen pairs of shoes.
They scaled a high brick wall
from the yard of the National
Bank of Delaware and dropped
into the yard at the rear of the
store and secured entrance by
forcing open a window.
Newark post., 1915-10-06
Interesting News
paper Supplement

The State Register" on of the
leading newspapers of lower Della
ware, comes to us this week with a
progress and Prosperity Sec
tion," which is a credit to the en-
tire community. The eight page
supplement contains sixty-two
cuts, showing the various enter
prises which interest the commun-
ity. An interesting article by
Judge Henry c. Conrad gives a
"Historic Review of Sussex Coun-
tY."
Newark post., 1915-10-06
A BROADER VIEW Q? CITIZEN; ;EEF

Last weeks issue of the Post
contained under the caption ed
ucational Returns Fail to Satisfy"
an article from the September
number of The Review of Reviews,
criticising our present school sys-
tenn for failure to give us "the Soc
ial and public values that we
should be reaping from such an in
vestment." There is a gospel of
social and public duty, accompan-
led by certain practical applica-
tions," the article declares, "that
might be used to bring out the
earnestness and personal worth of
thousands of these young men,"
The writer goes on to suggest
practical ways Of developing cit
izenship, We reprinted the ar
ticle because of a deep sympathy
with the view of the writer.
1t seems to us a happy coinci-
dence that in the news columns of
our following issue there should
appear an account of the visit of
a government expert who has
come to Delaware with the sole
purpose of developing broader and
more practical ideals of citizen
ship; one who plans to work pri-
marily through our schools and
colleges. Delaware is to be con-
graduated upon the presence of
DR.. Dunn. The value of his work
should be recognized everywhere.
May his plans move forward to a
splendid success!
Newark post., 1915-10-06
Democratic Rlunders

The "R. F. D. News" the week.
official organ of the National Rura
Letter Carriers Association pub
lished in Washington, D. c., give
in its issue of September 25th
symposium from several states o
tn eangry kicks being delivere'
against the hamstringing of Rura
Free Delivery by the present in
competent Democratic Postmaster
General.
Here is a sample of many:
In three column display on
the front page, the entire mat
ter printed in heavy-faced
type, the Berrien Springs Eva,
of Berrien Springs, prints the
following in its issue of Sep
tember 10Th, under the cap
tion Government Raises Hob
with R. F. D."
"The United States Govern
ment certainly raised hob
with the rural free delivery in
this county. Not only is this
county badly affected by such
treatment but, in fact nearly
.Ae entire United States has
been affected by this penny
wise, pound foolish halluclra-
tion of the Postmaster Cen
eral.
"Many of the rural carriers
and in fact, some Of the very
best, are now out Of a job.
Many of these men lost their
job the past few months and
many more to follow.
"The loss of the carriers
has made poor delivery for the
patrons of the routes wher-
ever a change has taken place.
Many have been transferred to
a route out of a nearby town,
while others have to walk
nearly a distance of mile to
obtain their mail. The largest
part of the mail at the present
time is parcel post. 1t is we'll
Newark post., 1915-10-06
FRUIT GROWERS, NOTICE

For this Fall or for next Spring plant
ing We offer fine lot of peach and apple
trees.
PEACHES-Connett, Champion, Car
man, Belle, Ray, Elberta, Nixon, Frances,
Hiley, Crawford, Fox, Walkers Varie-
gated, Thurber and many others.
APPLES-Transparent, Williams Red,
Early Ripe, Fourth July, Gravestein,
Grimes. Jonathan, Rome Beauty, Opal
csccnt. Nero. Mammoth Blacktwig, King
David. Delicious, Stayman and a num-
ber of other sorts.
We have plum, pear and cherry trees.
English Walnut, Black Walnut. Norway
and Sugar Maple Shade trees, California
Privet Hedge plants and Grape Vines.
This stock is true to name, clean and
healthy.
Catalogue free.
THE DELAWARE NURSERIES,,
d. S. Collins, Manager
Milford, Delaware
Newark post., 1915-10-06
NEWARK MEMORIAL

Ladies and Gentlemen of Newark
We are authorized to make th'
following announcement by a resi-
dent who wishes his name with
held:
''FOllOwing your sugges-
tiOn of last week, will be one
to give 500 toward a S2500
Loan Fund for the use of stu
dents at Delaware College. l
would suggest that the fund
be placed in the hands of the
President of the College to be
used according to his judg-
ment."
Newark post., 1915-10-06

Of the number and myself. Those
who collected or gave over the
amount, let it go to the credit of
those who had labored quite as
hard without the same result. |
give you these items in order that
you may see how much quiet in
justice goes on in the world. \ y \
Respectfully yours,
Helen G. Porter.
Newark post., 1915-10-06
HORSES

Nine Heavy Work Mares, one with
horse foal, and one with mule foal t
foot.
One 3-year-old flly, sire by Hoke
Junior, mark of 10.
One Grey Mule years old.
One Brown Mule, 2 years old.
One Grey Yearling Mule.
Two Mules, one bay and one brown,
yearlings.
One Spanish Jack, progency can be
seen on day of sale.
TERMS-A credit of 90 days will be
extended by the purchaser giving bank
able note with approved endorser.
SALE COMMENCES PROMPTLY AT
10 O'CLOCK A. NJ.
w. S. ARMSTRONG,
w. D. EWING,
AuctiOneerS.
Newark post., 1915-10-06
PUBLIC SALE

Disposal Sale of Stock and Farming
Implements.
Having no use for the following. I will
positively sell for the high dollar at my
farm near Strickersville, Pa. on
THURSDAY, OCTOBER IA. 1915
at l clock
horses, COWS, SOW. shoats: farm
wagon, milk wagon. surrey, new runa-
nont; sets new work harness, light driy-
ing harness. collars, brides. etc
Deering binder, new sulky cultivator.
2-Wav Wizard plow, corn planter. mower.
roller and many other articles too mum.
erous to mention.
Terms made known on day of sale.
NHlTCRAFT, Auctioneer.
Signed.
l"'o-2t j. LEONARD LEWIS.
Newark post., 1915-10-06
FOR SALE QUICK

The William P. WOllaston Farm near
Ogletown. 16S acres with Large Brick
House. Excellent Barn with Silo attach
ed. Frame Tenant House and other out
buildings. This is another choice farm.
100 acres of valuable land near Ogle.
town with splendid buildings, formerly
the James Tibbitt farm
Also the farm belonging to Mrs. D. T.
Carter, containing GA acres with good
buildings. Price only $4,000. Only five
miles from Newark.
Also l05 acres near Hockessin belong
ing to H. H. Gordon. For particulars ad-
dress
Newark post., 1915-10-06
SO u B S

believe, however, nothing COM
pared to that of a Texas Steer in
the Post Office Department.
R. F. D.-Rural Free Delivery.
Revised version-Rank, Foolish
Democratic.
Well, Willard has come, went
and gone. Local Democrats dis
missed all differences while the
Chief was in town. Most of the
candidates for Postmaster were
there. Contrary to order of the
local vigilance committee, one or
two of the candidates went to the
races. This act of gross neglect
to do proper homage will no doubt
ruin their chances.
Old Ben Franklin created our
post office system. Wouldn't you
like to read his description of the
"Burley" methods now in vogue in
the department?
We have not forgotten the noisy
trumpetings which ushered in this
REFORM" this economical" ad-
ministration. But what are the
facts? Why, the most costly, and
extravagant mismanagement of
government affairs this country
ever saw!
Democracy was won't to scoff at
the "billionaire" Republican ad-
ministration and forthwith in the
teeth of its boastful promises of
economy" goes the billion Repub-
licans some S200,000,000 better.
-Ex.
Newark post., 1915-10-06
PEOPLES COLUMN
Mrs. Porter Gives Interesting
Bits Of Local History


ceived at this office from Mrs.
Helen c. Porter of Baltimore,
whose husband, the Rev. George
Porter, was at one time pastor of
the First Presbyterian Church,
Newark. The letter contains an
interesting bit of local history.
Editor Newark Post,
Dear Sir:-I read with interest
the article in the last number of
your paper in reference to the eff
forts of the Presbyterian church
Of Newark to raise the salary of
the pastor so as to enable him to
devote his time exclusively to the
wants and requirements of the
congregation. There is one state
ment, however, l must take excep-
tion to, and that is putting the
rental of the parsonage as an asset
to the salary. AS the congrega-
tion pays no taxes on the manse |
cannot understand why this mat
ter should be under consideration
at all. In this matter | speak as
one who has had experience on the
same line. When Mr.. Porter took
charge of the Newark church it
was in the hands of two sheriffs.
The church had been built at a
cost Of between twenty and thirty
thousand dollars, nearer thirty,
when building materials were at
their highest price, shortly after
the Civil War. Mr.. Graham, the
slater who had rooted the building
had sued the church for the
amount of his bill-eleven hun
dred dollars. The former pastor,
Mr.. Hamill, finding it impossible
to collect the balance of his salary,
three hundred dollars, had also
put his claims in the sheriff's
hands for collection. There was
not a window nor particle of
plastering on the building. AS
soon as the kind friends of the
church had put in the windows as
a donation, the plastering was put
on the walls. AS the scaffolding
was up at a great expense, Mr.
William Wilson, father of Wilbur
and Annie Wilson, loaned S400 to
the church for frescoing. This
loan was made without security or
interest. The ladies of the church
saw that Mr.. Wilson was paid, and
greatly appreciated his liberality.
When Mr.. Porter, in failing
health, gave up the church after
nearly eleven years service, the
church was finished, carpeted, and
all bills paid. The parsonage be-
sides, had been bought and paid
for, with the exception of $3.50.
The cost of the parsonage was
$500. All the money was collect
ed except one thousand dollars
which was loaned to the church b.
Curtis Brothers. Mr.. Porter paid
the interest on this loan in order
to give the church an opportunity
to pay off the principal.
After the parsonage was COM
pleted the Trustees reduced the
Trustees reduced the salary from
$1,000 to $500, as they said Mr..
Porter had no house rent to pay.
At that time the most he had ever
paid for house rent was one hun
dred and fifty dollars.
l forgot to state that nine ladies
of the congregation each made
herself responsible to raise one
hundred dollars apiece for the
pews. AS far as l can remember
the names of these ladies, first
Mrs. Hamill, Mrs. Robertson, Miss
Maggie Wilson, Mrs. Samuel Will
son (aunts of Wilbur and Annie
Wilson,, Mrs. DR.. Clark, Mrs. T.
Donnell. I cannot recall the
names of the other ladies. Miss
Newark post., 1915-10-06
History of Cecil County.

should be pleased to have those in
terested IN forthcoming illustrated Hi:
tory OF Cecil County call upon me anv
morning from 10 to - o'clock. bv an
pointment The IuNlication i an as
sured success.
ElSTOR TORBERT. Publisher.
PRESIDENT Delmarvia Advancement Co.,.
incorporated.
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