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The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1915-03-18
\ Joke in Season.

"One swallow doesn't make sum-
mer," quoted the Wise Guy.
NO, but one grasshopper can make
a spring." giggled the Simple Mug
Philadelphia Record.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1915-03-18

The statements of the county's S
banks in this issue show deposits of
more than $640.000.00. 1t is reas-
suring to know that there is yet a
good deal of money in the county,
and while conditions are far from
normal. there is no real need to feel
down and out" Not yet
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1915-03-18

If the Democratic administration
can live through the many crises
that it has encountered. the people
should certainly feel that the gov
ernment is in safe hands. The fact
that it has already successfully
emerged from some of the most
epoch-making periods is quite reas-
suring to the people.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1915-03-18
Thursday, March 1S, 1915.

When the war is over and the
cases of Harry Thaw and Leo Frank
have been disposed Of. we wonder
what the yellowS will have for big
headlines
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1915-03-18

PA, how do architects and build
ers make so much money!
They make most of il, son, by in
sisting on putting billiard rooms in
houses where nobody plays billiards. y
Judge.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1915-03-18

There is always room on top for
the big apple when it comes to fruit
barrels
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1915-03-18

Success is always due more to the
abil;tyto stand the bumps than any
thing else
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1915-03-18

AS a rule, the self-appointed CEN
sor of other peoples morals has a
busy time Of it.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1915-03-18

There is no rainbow that looks as
beautiful as the gold mine stock GER
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1915-03-18

Penalty will be added after April
first on town taxes unpaid.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1915-03-18

Penalty will be added after April
first on town taxes unpaid.-ady.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1915-03-18

There is a suspicion that most Of
the pleased expressions at classical
concert are forced.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1915-03-18

Art committees often make the
mistake of hanging the picture In
stead of the painter.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1915-03-18

Champ Clark says he won't be a
candidate in 1916. and lots OF other
people agree with him.-Thomas-
Vile Times.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1915-03-18

No specimen of humanity is so de-
plorable as the reformed fellow who
has again gone to the bad.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1915-03-18

In reaching its destination charity
generally has to travel by the most
expensive of all vehicles.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1915-03-18

When a man sneers it is safe to
assume that he is a few notches
short of making good.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1915-03-18
Pointed Paragraphs.

Pointed Paragraphs.
There is no rainbow that looks as
beautiful as the gold mine stock GER
There is always room on top for
the big apple when it comes to fruit
barrels.
Success is always due more to the
abil;tyto stand the bumps than any
thing else.
AS a rule, the self-appointed CEN
sor of other peoples morals has a
busy time of it.
There is suspicion that most of
the pleased expressions at classical
concert are forced.
Art committees often make the
mistake OF hanging the picture in
stead of the painter.
When a man Sneers 1t is safe TO
assume that he is few notches
short of making good.
In reaching its destination charity
generally has to travel by the most
expensive of all vehicles.
No specimen of humanity is so de-
plorable as the reformed fellow who
has again gone to the bad.
Champ Clark says he won't be
candidate in 1916. and lots of other
people agree with him.-Thomas
Vile Times.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-29
@ebarten.

aouis unb aOuif, GpiBmiln,r. 1927
Weiisru glpenus; annbs.
6enrp uno Anna abdm. 27i9 Wldis
iaGuitits glpenue; W1bfen.
g,rnarb uno katherine 9oRrs
mann. 1907 Sobn Strobs; aEubs.
James unb Carrie Gyiifr, 1856
Weiipoob aUenus; anabs.
Cecil unb Bertha 6aeer, 3129
Spring @rooe NDtnus; WGbhen.
Sulius unb Wlinnis Steia, oanboH
Court; Wldbhsn.
SEQ unb geatritt Giisnmanr, 1921
plsaiant Sirabe; anats.
Darn unb Selen Gr5nine.r, 3l8
SbiIii.o Sirnbs; Mdbd,n.
Charts upb Gmliis Ri,tb, 294 Mefs
WcUlidsn aDtniis; anabe.
elmer unb Waraaret Scffmdn,
1923 qlsaIant Gtrabs; Wldb4sn.
qHbreiu nnb Glenora Grnr, 212c
Clifton aptnue; anabs.
Jobn unb Groce 9smpisr. 10 M3sIi
Court Sirabs; auabt
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-29

1 fen, aber Sdulie ibui, mas er nod
| ME seiban. er bsibt ibn In ben Singer,
unb als Der ibn nit einem trdfiiesn
5Iud losIdbt, iibi er idon ipieoer nit
Der Gdnau5e i'm ipei6en GrSreid uno
pruitst, neil ibm bic giaie uoIl Sano
lit. 9d iperbe id nahbentlih. Tonners
ipsttsr, ris9t sr am Gnbs ba eiipasG
SoIIisn bic Jran3oien J. ih mage
ben 9sbduien MID. Su gnbe gu bsntsn,
| iebs Seiunbe III ioft6nr - - lino
lam bic lsBte isin, bic uns 81 ls6sn
psre0nnt III. Gin pdar bdiiiss Moris
riidipdrts, mir IdFen bon uuIersr Rits
tlng db unb fanesn an, ShuItes eo1
su eripeiisrn, Der, ais er iiebt, bah mir
ibm ioIsen. nit elmer araft srdbi unb
ipiiblt, bic i'd BEN ilsinsn Sbier nis
3ugetraut bate. Wis mir nafber itit'
iislIisn, bluiet. iboiidHIid cine pfots,
bon Der sr ii6 einen 3sbsnndasl abse
riiien bate. grop.r tleinsr Getl. gldh
eublos fdsinenbsn Wlinuien belt gDes
Der plSbIih an: y6err 2tuinani,
aittl" Sh leudliete nit Der Iai6tns
Iampe. Bel @Oii. bic 3iinbf4nnrl pas
rallsl nit unfertr Sapps lief ftbcn bic
bes gesnsrs. gpriittis sruasn mir
nit ben 6inbsn fpstier. Der iid ipit
ton atbGrbsnbe S6nIts ipurbs mil Ge'
lpaIt suriiaatorGnet unb sdntis hinier
ms Dor Buib unb Gifer. Was iofl iA
Sbnsn fdasn, Is mar 3bdiia6s. Der
ileins aerl nit i,iner i6arfsn Wittt'
rurg battle uns ben gDea aetpieTsn: ipir
tcnnien bic feinbiiden 3iinber oetntdls
ten unb nof, elmer ipsiisren Siuibs
perbiIfensr, iuiith.nber glrbeit lDor psrI
Spisb umgetsbri, unp uuier, Wlinsn
ipartttsn nur nuf ben Druid, um ihre
;sritSr,nbe arafi aussuiibsn. Gs mar
uus prbsutlih Ftisrlih 3u Sinn. aIs
mir Wnulpiiris ipisoer aus BEN erbsI
lodi ans 5d1,slitt iro9en. bas mir
ipobl tdum ie lpisbergeisben bdttsn,
iptnn Shufte nidt BEL uns getpsisH
frdrs. Wtbsr. mein 6rdusr SeIornsteI.
unb Der Gefreit. asfIer unb id iabsn
uus on unb tsittsn uns Die .rSs
idl,par,tH JGritt in ieiiem, .ansraosl
ifaiiliGlsm Grud. Sdulis iprdua um
uns btrum. i6iiitsIts fd unb itrin -,
nit ben eidsn, bruOsn pfc.,n uusts
fhidt unb bronis ben Sarb oon Der
Rars. bann i,bte .r ii6 btiheib.n IN
Die Eonne unb lefis iein iraHtes gtlns
den, Bic mir 3tii fir i'm bditen. Gti.
bem Tass esbori sr 70 feii 30 uns ipis
hsr Bette 9am,rao. uno id CLAUDE bd
in isiH Wann in Der edui.u aompdssl
ME, Der niht lsuhienben auees stipas
Ill tsrifisn pibis Uon .aui.rem
Shulie!"
60 T6ritb msin 5rsunb. unb 10 as'
be id bisis varispfsade!sdhihts- ru,i'
t.. mSg. Il, ben Gadsin n.ue Jr,uubs
llnS ben Hrnr;oien poIlen
mir es IafcuS 'uriiien: .Mem ihr
init errem SAP id,on 70 ..aui Sen
Sunt" aefcnrnen ieib. haiin lpiro's
nit clrer Siesesaeipibheit niid balo
70 melt icin. @ir tcnncn es in Hube
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-29
Gutter Gang.
4elSwanren im@erthe uun 5000 BON
ben Ee.cftius @rnirr nnb @ern.
bnrSt luitbsrsrianst.

Gin gutter Sang acIanp geiicrn
ben TctettipS @eluer lmb 8crmbaret,
ols lie 9rljp1aren i'm ypertbe bcn
$1,000 ipieScrerlaneten. Die eiecn.
ibum zines 9Srllpnaren9cid alto III
@biIabclphia iinS unb brei geric.
nru pcrbnftefcn. bic i'm 9croud)t ne.
ben, Die s,elJpaarcn aciIoblen Ju ia.
ben.
Gic Icrbaitcien iiuo Sat 9icE. pcn
no 22i7 SnmHlcs Strabc: 1iiliaDI
slnttonp. bon gao. 335 @eIt atte
Strnbe mp SnrpeD Sepine. Don
Someriet. SIP. Iie s.eIppanren
sunrSen in Orei aroben Muiterfoiiern
imo in einem SnBofciier perpndt i'm
Sauie 30. l35 gscit ad)te Strobe
getnnbeii unb naf Der GertraI'in-
iion eebradt. Tie @erbniteten nc.
reu porIduiiDe Jn teinerlei arffnseH
5i bripcaei.
ssie DER golijei mitgetbciIt ipltrbe,
iinb bic 9seljipanren 6igentbum ei.
ner 6irma In pbilnbelpia iinb ipa.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-29
2ofal f. 8cridt.
puft nah 1eufihlanb nnb
Ceitcrrcih. llngarn.

lin nieIm Qad,iragen geredlt 81
iuerSeH, mndJtn luir hermit uniers
eeier, bic beabiidiiseu, mad benz al.
ten @aterIaub 80 idjreiben, barnni
nnimeriiam, bai iudbreno oieier No.
die nnr ciH Sampfer griefe nad,
GeutidJlnuo nnS Ceiierreidl iinsnra
bef6rcert, nno ;irar Der Sampier
,,ariilianiafjorb", Der nm Canning,
ben ). 3nli, gRprgenS 8 ltbr pOn
ylcw s)urf nbidbrt.
lin bieien Sampier ~ erriid,eu,
miiiien Gineinuaiier Srieit bic ipatc.
iteHs Gonneriias, 1 3nli, absnos 6
llbr i'm bieiiscn pnaptpOitamt nai.
AZ; lGen werben. gafetpuit mad,
2eniidJIano uRS Ceiiereif, llnaaru
niro wdbreuS Oisisr Mode nid)t be.
iOrosrt. Tao YurtO fir nlle mad
EentidDlnno uno Eeiterrsidl llugarn
abreiiirtsn Sriefe brtragt .iiini"
Gents.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-29
Gin Sabrestag.

Gin Sabr 1T oerfloifsn, felt bic 3u.
gel Oes ierbii6er R6rbsrs ben 3bron'
fOIger Sefterreit= llngarns getroffsn
bot, uno penn mir uniere Sinne aud
auf bas 2tngeitrensteite auf bic osrs
ganseueH 5lpOlf Wtpnate ri4ten, mir
limb nitt imitdnoe, bic GreigniiIe in
uus auf5uuebmeu unb gu Oerarbeiteu,
hie ii6 in Oieisr tur5en Sparne 3eit
fOrmlih iiberitiir3t baben. Das bat
bus Sabr nitt alles gsbra9tP CSs Idbt
ii6 in 5fpei Summen 5uidmmsnFdiien:
erauiame Gnttdu'6ung un6 3ertriims
msrte Soffnungeu ouf Der einen Seiie
unO cine 8eitdtisung bes nun5erbaren
9ertrauens auf bic sigens ardIt auf
Der dnbern.
als man in ct. petersbura dufs
bDrte, ruiif6e glolitit 5u trsiGen. ols
INNER oeutliher bds Stre6en al 5aqe
trat. bic fldlpiffen 96lterIduften Der
galtaRbalbiuisl unO Siibunsdrns su
sinsm grobeH Rsi4 suiumm.nsufaliss
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-29

rem BON einem gieiieuoen Der Girua
nn6 Gbicopp 1Is 6radtSiit per Balm
porais1eidnbt iporoen. Sm letfrr
9luacnblid inberte Der 8leiieiioe ies
bod, feline 4Iane iinb reiite ilidt nndj
9bieogo ion6ern nadJ oen Giten. lie
gabngeieIIId,ait erbieIt bic @eiiuna
bic aofier ibm bon Gbicago ans ncd,.
suienben, aber oieier auftrag tcnrtte
itid,t alsgefiibrt iperocn, opnn bic
aoiier iparcn peridsuinoer.
g.ndforidaingen ergabcn ois'
acblid,, bnB 9,dt Sicb IN
Scm Soiel in Chicago, in mel.
d,em Der aciienoe dbJiriieigen bead.
iidtinie, burd, Elm apibperftdnonifI
oic grieiidniten erbieIt, bic iiir ben
aselsreiieneeB bciiinlmt tpnren, od.
rlinter aid Der 5radtbrici iiir ots
Stofier stl,f @rlmo 6ieies 6raf.t'
6riefes ioa or Sann bic aoiicr ucn
Der gobn nbgeholt inib NIT SiIfr iei.
ner beibcn SpiebgeieiIen bierber &c.
hradIt Iaben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-29

sur Sreue psrbunbsn 1T. ipie lie ibm
0eutfhIanb fampft Inn bas Re6t 81
frsier unb ielbititanbissr Gntfp;delunl
ieiner ardfte i'm friebIidsn Deitbss
iperb Der Rationen. Deutfdlanb muf
ipisbsr frei atbmen ionnen unb enblid
bic Stride 5erreiben nit bsnsn mar
ibm bic 9ruit suiammsnidniiren mol.
ts. Geit beinabs einem Sabre .pbt bsr
idredIids arieg. nod III Isin Gnb,
ni6t ab3uieben, aber DeatI1Iano unb
Se!terrei4 sllnsarn ipsrbsn bur6bal,
ten.
9lls Gag iti1sn Gebenfsns purbs
seitsrn Der :Sobrestas bss 9oppelmors
hes BON Serajepo in ben beiben pers
biinbeten Monar9isn bsganasn, aber
uud ais Sas Der Greube iiber bas bel.
henmiitbiss @srt, spsl6ss felt ienem
OerbGngnibOollen Sonntas poabradt
ipproen lit.
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Wrauiiger 9pb.
5ran Cora TpuaIoiou bel Iebeubigsm
Seibe perbraHnt.

gtuf arauiig, msiie fam a.fitrn bic
80 Sabre olte frau Cora Dondleicn,
Die elm 3immer i'm pierien Stodiuers
BEG 6anits no. 3l2 ggsii Si.btnte
Sirdbe befpObnte, um's 2tbeH. Sie
pe5raHn.e buhitdbIia Bel lstsnbig.m
Qeiee.
nrau TcnulbIcn mar I'm ge5riff
aeiiern Moratn s.atn itfs llbr aui
ein.m Gastoher ibr 5rlibf.iid su be-
reitsn, als pl0bli6 ibr altio IN gruno
aerisib. 5n ihr.r glngis li,f Droa
Iondlbfon nm 6ilfe rufsno dus ibs
rem 3immsr aui ben Gans unb iSrnu
Glifabstb Seiosnrsid, bic i'm isIb.n
Stodtperi ipobni, psriuhte bar Bee
bcutrnstptrt5tn su Silfe su !omreT,
inesm iie .insn 2.ppih padit unb
Hrdu TonnIeion umiperitn tpollis, I'm
aui bisIe gDeiit bic Glammtr ~ s,s
iiiden. 5n ihrsr 5ers,rsaHaii nno
eurh bic Gdmers.n baIb pdhnlinnil
eematt, lief 75rau TOnaIoicn, BITE Jet
iton elmer Isbsnb.n Gadsl Gid, auf
5rau 6sibsnreit su unb biefs mar
bdnu es,ipunatn, ed iis MIR isbr lei6.
aetisibet mar unb btfiir6tets, bab bic
Slammn ii6 ihrem Ro6til,ib mits
ibtil.n piirben, fih IN ibrs Wcbnuus
sG iliiht.u unb Jrau 9ondIofon ihs
rem Stidial 81 lnifen.
lid1itrlob hrsunenb unn bic tntitb
lihiisn SHrsis ausitoksno, rannlt
MN Jrau DonnISiOn bic 1rtpp. bins
inter. Sm ,ptitsn Stedfpri i.ls'
phrnirte bic bort tpobusnbs Jrai;
Tan, ais iie Der getloeenspsrther
aniihiia purbe. an bic goIissi. pdhs
ttno Hrau GOrinne pauesro elm. gsfis
otte iibtr bic grennsubs mari un5
aud I'm Stanst mar bic Jlamm.n gun
1fsil AZ tritidsn. SnIfpii6tn NC.
5nrpsp TonGlsfcn. Der Gohn be.
@trunaIiidien, Ter i'm sritsn Giods
rtrt pohnt, hsrtsie,sili uRb er iruq
earn Die bersiis bsuubilos gsiporbtn,
Wtmitsr in feline WobHune. Don no
ous fie mad BEN ii1biiihen 5ofpiiai
gtbraht nurbs. wsHise Giuneen
naf ihr,r GinIisfruna ipurbe ;frau
Connlbfon burdl ben Icb bon i5rsn
Stmer,,u rl5it.
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(eins.IauSi.)
Cincinnati, ben 27. Stunt 1915.

Cincinnati, ben q. Suni 1915.
gesbrtsr Ssrr Rsbaiteur!
W,nn 5brsm auiruf nat llnitrs
ichrifisu in benz protsi: stsen bic Waf.
ieHausiubr ni6i 70 Uisls unisrfdrifien
eiueslauftn finb, als Gle ,rHartsH
burfisn, 70 III bas nur eem llmfianb
su1uI6r.ibsn, bab 9auf.nb, fbOa
ldneii bi, BON Der Grnusns9isa in llms
Iouf esiesis Petition unt.rSsianstsr.
ipie bas aud pon mir unb sineH aro'
ben geiannisnirtii, s.idab. Sh balie
es geipiHsrmabsn fir rifI.ig. ti.is Be-
rittisuns 81 ssben fbi!ie ipIlsH stfpns
friibtr i,in), I'm nidli in BEN gsrb1bt
~ .ommen. ais fpirs tins Glsi6siliias
tsit eeetn uni.r bObes bsilisss Rehi
harin ~ iinben. Ter gbrli6t.its Be-
srtff hieii uns db. Gin ,ipsiies Mal uns
fern RameH All unterSsifnen.
a6tungspoa 9. Si.
9iHm. b. Reb. - Die 5baiIatle.
ohnlife petiticnen iaon univr1sibnet
su BADEN, Iclts nismanbsn ssbaItsH.
aud bic Wpl.s6lnii petitioner an nns
ierisihnen. Sc mebr psii!ion,H. js
teHer.
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unfere probrittf4 den Sci.
tuneen, bas iinb uniere 9elbiad.
aeitunsen, babeu bic beutfhen So3i =
nemotraten auf einmal in ibr 6er5 ge.
fhlofen. 0ieie gunoesbriiOerifafi
fDllte ben SOsis briiben gu oeaien ses
ben, falls ite bic 3batiahe nod ni6t
gun Ra6benten sebrudt bat, oab bic
engliibeu uno fran30iiIhen 8enoFen
pon alien r5rieoensueria riammlungen"
riteutattp fernbleiben.
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Sienitah Ocn 20. 3nni 1915.

Der Siterreibifd &rupp
heiBt Stoba unb feline Werts bcfinbsn
iia in piIieR. Seine piliener SteuSeI
follen nod trGftiger isin als Die oiden
9ertbas BON gfen. unb bic lafsn bod
aud an Strait ni4ts gu ipiiniaen
iibria.
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Oenitalieniiden Sta ats:
NJ Gnnern bonn S6!age einesSulanz
bra mub bic S6amrOtbs auf ben Wan
gen bremen, penn Iie ii4 bon ben
Ser5en ein qrioutiNimum IeIen IaHeu
miiiTen ubsr 8une,streue, ipis ss Der
neue Terbii6e 9eianote in Rom i'm
.SiornaIe o'Stalia" setban Bat, aIs sr
fagte, Serbisns 3utunft lei unuufloss
lics nit Der Qudbruple Guteute pers
iniipft unb es peroe ME gum @errdtber
an ieinen gunOsssenofen peroen. Das
III mdnnlid unb ebrIi6 geIprpden un6
Die Worte oes Serrn Riititd 'olIts man
iid IN Rom binter bic Sbren farsis
ben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-29

Die Mdnner, ipsIfs bur6 Der
Wieberaufbdu bes seritDrten Sar
Srancisco Die Welt i6ou einmaI in
Gritaunen geieBt baben, planen augens
fheinIich cine neus leberrai6uHg. Eer
Reanungsduspeis iiber bic Ius|teauna
bat fopeit elm plus pon S61 900 erees
ben. 0abet bot Der Gremcerbefuf
nod gar ni6t reht eingeieBt. Cine
Gusitenuns, bic nit bem @egentheiI
BON einem 8efiait I6liebt. 1T unieres
@iiiens NOD niht Oagetpelen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-29

2aum finb bic Smbors
teure fort BON 8afbingtoH, oa
melben ii4 aud ihou bic gaumipoIls
pflanaeE aus benz Siiben unb bic
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SAILS bic Ruffsn duf ga.
lt3iI dem goben npc6 Stant
balten, 10 1T es bod nur Der IeBts@er
speiflungstampf. 9innen uenigen "a.
gen tperben bic unaufbaItfam oorbrin,
esnbsn 6eere Der 9erbunDsten GaIi,
glen pcn ben Ruiien geidubert uNb bic.
felben iiber ibre eigsus 9rsuse 5urud,
getrieben boben. Damn Itebt Der an Der
nOrbIi6en Grpnt operirenpeH bsutrdsn
Grmee Der Warih na6 Warftau Of
fen, b1s. bon 3fpei Seeren angagriffen,
bic RuiI:n iG, perlih peroen bebaupteu
tDnnen Wtit oem ret4Iten 5beil 30.
lens in oeuti6em geTs, Riga in Sur
lamb i'm Sereit bes Grringens uno
geFarabien ben 0iterrsitiiten 5rups
pen often, ba ioGte fslbit ben ruiIiIten
Wa6tbabern bic Grtsnntnib bdms
meru, bab RuBIdnb beIisgt 1T.
SIN Staute SlIiupts lit Elm
Oerniinftises geIsB in araft getrsten,
fpelhes manhss ipdtere unbeil i'm ebe
ii6cn 2eben db3upenben i'm Stanoe
1T. 3us 9eieB beitimmt, bdb S3ei,
ratbsluitige aus einem anberen Staat,
pel6e mad Slinois sur GrDirtung
elmer SetratbsIi3ens tolnmen, ben
gtafpets Iisfsrn miiTen, bag Tie audi
In tbrem Seimat6situdt 8ur Qi3cnss
erpirtun9 bere6ttgt finb. Gs II ein
tDetfes @eieB, Das ebenfaQs dnJunebs
men anbere Staten gar MID. f6neq
genug BEL Der Sdnb iein t6nnen. IS
folIte fogar nod peiter gsben, aud in
Stdoten folIte itrsuge Srage aeiteQt
tperben, tpenn iib bic qGr6en aus an.
beren Stdbteu sum 5eiraths.onIens
IneIben. aud tpenn bic Stdbte i'm iel.
ben Staat Iiegsn. Das groBe uebel
hier3ulunbe III, bob bas let6tferiiqe
@ingeben BON G6er burh bic Gei6tiqs
teit, nit Der es m0glit 1T, gerabeau er.
mutbiet pirO. Denn es in ben lsiber
10 sahIreiher G6eideibungen sei uns
beiBt, oas puar bate fit in Jlelpport
Dber in Gopington Oermdblt BARN pif.
fen mir. bab cine ioI6e Gbe in neun
6daeu aus 'e6n gum minbeTter Tebr
lei4tfertig. 9dufis fogar serpiFenIos
bon Setten beg einsn pber bes onSernI
SbeiIs eirasgdngsn puroe. gie pnl
Ser5eIeio, Reus unb 9ummer fpiirbe
eripGrt fperben burd elm @eies, d6ns
lid benz, tDeIfes burd bic urterfdriftI
bes @ouoerneurs BON Sainois foe6en
bort 9efesestraft erIangt bat.
Milford chronicle., 1915-11-05
HICKMAN.

Mrs {. Meluney entertained on S4tur.
day evening her mother, Mrs. w. Noble
and sister, Mrs. +. Fountain.
Miss Hattie Trice and James Foxall
were married on Sunday evening. Oct.
a. at the brides home by Rev Marine.
Our town was we'll represented in Hal
lowe EN- costumes on Saturday and Mon
day evenings.
Miss Anna Fisher entertained on Sun
day Miss Geatrude Nennemen.
Frank Shane has been visiting relatives
here this week.
Mrs. G. Wiley returned to her home
at Love Point, Md, on Thursday.
William Bullock, of fredericksburg, was
a town visitor on Monday.
Mrs. Margaret Breeding entertained on
Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Passwaters
and children, Mr. and Mrs. S. O'Dav
and son, Erwin, Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac
Noble and Mr.. and Mrs, Roland Dukes.
James Morgan and Frank Fountain
spent last week in Philadelphia.
Mrs Geo-ge Wiley and Miss Florence
Noble were Denton visitors on Tuesday.
Milford chronicle., 1915-11-05

Frank Holland, and sepulture made il
odd Fellows Cemetery by S. J. Wilson
& Son.
William Russell died at the home of his
sister, Miss Fannie Russell, on Thursday
afternoon, aged 40 years. Funeral ser.
vices were held on Saturday afternoon BY
Revs. Holland and Webster, and inter
ment made in Zion Cemetery bv S. I.
Wilson & Son.
Alonzo Holloway died on Monday
morning at his home on North Union St,
of typhoid, aged 80 years. Funeral ser
vices were held at the NJ. p Church on
Tuesday afternoon by the Revs Holland
and Webster, and sepulture made in Odd
Fellows Cemetery by S J. Wilson u Son.
William S. Lank, formerly of Milton,
died on Sunday at Silver City, n. NJ.
whittier he had gone to regain his health.
He was 81 years of age and leaves to sur
vive him a mother and three brothers.
Joseph NJ. Lauk, of Milton. Edgar and
John Lank of Philadelphia. The re-
mains are expected to arrive at Milton on
the Saturday evening train. Funeral
services will be held at the NJ +. Church
on Sunday and the remains inhumed be-
meath the sod of his native heath-M. +
Cemetery. DAG
Milford chronicle., 1915-11-05

the larceny of five chickens from Mag
gle Minus, also colOred, was founC
guilty; sentence deferred.
/ Willard johnson, colored, who pleaded
guilty to assault, was given a sentence
of one years Imprisonment in the work
house.
The larceny case of Jacob White has
been continued until the February term.
Eddie Mcdonald, the North Carolina
negro who was placed on trial in the
Court of Oyer and Terminer, charged
with the murder of Major Watson. also
colOred, during the Blanco camp meet
ing. on Sunday, September 18th, was
found guilty of murder in the second
degree and was sentenced by the court
to life Imprisonment in the workhouse.
Clarence Thomas. Jr., a colored bow
of Smyrna, plead guilty to false preten-
ses and was prObated for two wears to
w. o. HOfecker of Smyrna.
General Snockley, indicted on five
charges of the sale of liquor, changed
his plea to guilty in three of the cases.
He was given a sentence of $50 fine and
four months Imprisonment in each case
Harry Potter, colored, charged with
larceny of S5 from Mrs. Vickers of
Smyrna, was found guilty and sentenced
to be whipped with 20 lashes on Satur-
day, November 9Th, and be imprisoned
for one year in the workhouse.
In the case of Victor Watson, indicted
on two charges, one of carrying con-
cealed a deadly weapon and the other of /
a pistol at another person. he
pleaded guilty to carrying a revolver.
he was sentenced to pay $1OO fine and
costs. amounting to Sl36, and released
Lille Powell, indicted for assault and
battery, pleaded guilty and was sent
enced to two months in the county iail.
High Van, colored, of Milford, for the
sale of Intoxicating LIQUORS.