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The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-07-21
ASHTON NEWS


Tie man who makes no mis-
takes does not usually make any
thing.
The baby OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Moreland who was badly burned
few weeks ago is rapidly i'm
proving.
Misses Lana and Grace Hall,
OF Osierfeld, were the guests of
Mrs. Kenny Ashurst Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Buford Tucker
and Mrs. Julia Jones attended a
picnic at Mobley's Bluff Satur-
day.
Mr. F. M. Bailey left here Sat
urday, for his home in Eatonton,
after months visit with his son
and daughter, M. Z. T. Bailey
and Mrs. 7. n Middlebrooks.
Miss Dorothy Bailey, of Jack
2ohFllle, spent uesday with MISS
~ "a, 0liot DelN ana FAMILY
opI"' w 0GHo9udy very PieaSahtly
a. o'''nS Lake.
~,
nv ! %iii> Dan led'Il' composed
~ q ',''''' %.,, 81 ouI ASHTON boys
o-"y ~ ~" oeSpdy' l ne
2lo' ""9 10 - , III FRANK S IA
va
Mrs. w. H. Robitzsch was Wis
itor at the home of Mr. and NJ.
While we are thinking it over
opportunity may leave town on a
fast train.
The Wednesday night PRAYER
meetings at Pine Level continue
to progress.
who can see the good. side of hui
man nature and not the vile .
who can excuse the faults of 9th
ers while very severe with her
witty, sometimes a little prosy,
but when in trouble we 90 to her
for sympathy, and confde in her
cret will not be made common
gossip as soon as our back is turn
ed.
A swimming party was given
by Miss Effie Middlebrooks
Wednesday in honor of her little
cousin, Dorothy Bailey, of lack
sonville. Fifteen guests were in
vited and seemed to eniov the
water immensely. Watermelon
cutting was enjoyed after about
an hours frolic in the pool.
&c Bishop and Freddy Rec
lister were visitors in Ocilla Tues
day and attended the ball game
between Frank and OciIla.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alva Ewing and
Mrs. H. H. Hooker were in town
Tuesday shipping.
Many people keep up steam al
right "sissing" hot all the time.
But they let a good deal of pow
CT run to waste. That costs too
much. Let's not do it. Wasted
energy is lost power. Frettino
and Turning wear the life out fast,
and thew leave notb;ng - sho,,'
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-07-21
UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH
400 w. Oconee St.

REV. E. B. SOMERS, Pastor.
Sunday school $50 a. NJ.
Preaching 1880 a. M, and 7:45 p.
m.
Junior Y. P. C. E. at 2:30 pm.
Sunday. Senior Y. P. C. E. $50 p. m.
Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7:3O
p. m.
Evening Worship-7:30 Z
Prayer Meeting Wednesday a. 7;j0
D. m.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-07-21
Our Invitation

TO ali who mourn and need COM
fort; to all who are weary and need
rest; to all who are friendless and
want friendship; to all who are home
less and want sheltering love; to all
who pray and to all who do not, but
ought; to all who sin and need Say
ior and to whosoever will, this church
opens wide its door and makes free a.
place and in the, name of Jesus, the
Lord, says, welcome"
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-07-21
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Corner Grant & Palm SITS.

GU HG1 rant q EdIIn DTS.
Preaching services every second and
fourth Sabbaths at II a. m., and rs
p. m. Sabbath school every Sunday at
GAS a. m, Christian Endeavor Gas
p. m. You are cordially invited to alt
these services.
z M MANN
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@elaNe ais greanituffl

Sn 3uderfobriten bes Sapdiif6en
SnIeLzS errituriams piro iebt ftati
@ro6l MeIaTs ols 9rennitOff &C.
brnu9t, Inn bic gauge erforoerli4,
6ibe gu mliefsru. Sc TT dber cine
beionbers grt 0sfen fur Den aped'
mdbiglten gerbrnu9 oiefes iiiben
GrennI1offes gsbaut porDen.
Natiirli9 ipir0 nur Der nieorigits
Grab MelaFs, Der minberpsrttse
RiidItano, ais g|renpmdterioI Der.
Denbet. Sein Dert lit iibrigens tst'
nesipegs Elm 10 gsringer, tpie man
friiher annabm!
aange 3eit putOtn 70 Bis 80 PRO-
sent Der srinoIih ourhbebunoelten
Mlelofe einfa9 tpsggspOrfen. Qsuer'
Dings perIdnbte man ie6p9 ouf
beItm5gli6t Gr6dItung oIer otIfss
queaeu beoa9t cine Auantitdt
oieIss 6toFfss noa San GrdnciscO,
Inn re gum @sgsnitunb BON Ggperis
mentierz 4rbeiten 81 MAIDEN. unO
zines Der Grgsbnife bteIer Grperis
mente mar Sic G%rfinbnng 0es Dbers
erpdbntsn Sfsns, pslher bic Mes
IaHe gut perbrennen uno rei4li4
Dampf borous snttpideIn fam.
SeIbItpsrItdnOlid gibt es ou4 Bel
6iefer 9erbrennung af6e, unb Oieis
bat unter ben beutigen gerbdItniHen
Iogor Elm bsionOeres Snterefe: bsnn
lie entbdIt niat lpeniser aIs 80 prOs
sent Salt Dem iebt In 4merita
IobieI eeIu9ten mfneraI - uno iibers
oieg einen sattn prD3entfab Phoss
p6prsS Gnre; bisrbur1 ipiro Fe gu
einsm DinssrltOff, Der DON auBers
orbentlidsm Merte lit unO, iDiDsit
mon i'm iberbaupt boben fam, it1r
piliommeu gsbsiben merOen Odrfte.
So mare gu piuf9en, Dab melt srDs
bere wtsussu iOl4sr MeIahe srbdIt'
lid pGrenl
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vcn der TirgerfertIOAsft.

Wcbl Die meiiten MenInen limb Der
Qnii9t, DaB BET sinem senanbtsu
ElaoisrIpieler bic ein3eInen Singer
In nett b0beren Grade betpsgli9 Iinb
nls Bel anberen 2suten. DieIe ars
nahme 1T ni4t gang rt9tig. Gs gibt
fir ben meni6Iiden Singer cine Bee
pegIihteitsgrense, bic aud bur4 bic
nnoausrubite l1sbung ni9t iibsrs
I9ritlsn iperben lam. 9os 9sbeims
MS Der %Iogsndnntsn rGingerFsrtigteit"
Iiegt beim &IapieripieI sbsn in Der
Re9t3sitigtsit, nit Der bic 8epsguu'
gen Der peri9ie0entn Singer gu er'
Tolgsn baden. Wds Der etn3slne Sim
Ber an ii6 gu leiiten Dermag, Das bat
Der DerItorbene 98tar Heif, proftIor
on Der gerlinsr 6. 9oai9uIs fir
MuIit, bur9 iabrelans fOrtgefabrte,
ptHenI9nftIi9e 5tuoien fsItgeIteat.
Demaa6 Iinb mir i'm 9urdI9nitt
befdhist, i'm 3eitraum elmer SstunOe
nit BEN 3peitsn uno britten Singer
5 biz 6 QnIdlagsbepegungtn auss
bafiibren unb nit ben iibrigen Btns
germ A Bis 5. Die 8epba4tungen,
bic lid ouF angsb6rtge Der DsrIaits
oenifen Gtdnbt tritredten, Iieben err
tenren, boB i'm algemeinsn @sbilbste
:tlpas betpegIi6ers Singer 1eiiBeu nls
~1ngebiloete. aeinesnegs aber braus
den RlaDierIpieler In oieiem puntte
ben Ri9tipieI.rn u~n6ebingt iibsrleseu
su T:in! . Inter ben @eriu1sperIos
uen CAB es 3. 3. irIds, bic ni4t
Ipielten unb trospem imitanOe pas
rem, fogdr Z anihlogsbenssungea
in be- GetunDe ous3ufa9ren, ndb1
renb mondem tiidtisen RIdDierIpies
let MIR 5 gu 8ebote ftonOen. Der
ongegebene grap BON 8eIpegIi9teit,
an benz bet s%in3elns Singer ii9 gee
nigen IdHen muB, reint dber bolls
tonnten btn, OdB mir duf BEN sSus
itrumert bic r~zaIenbIten" Wirtuagen
eraielen. Gs ldbt iid fDgar na9psi.
Zen, baB bel ben III 5rage tomulsns
ben Brap5uritiden bic DoIe Gsis
ItungsFdbigttit Der einaelnen Singer
AT fi9 ni6t siumaI III QnIpru9 ges
npmmen pirb. Rur beim Sriaer,
Der 8 BIS IL S6ne in Der Setunbe
brinqt, miro tie ausgenubt, bsnn Dies
Ie 8 Bis IL Zone timmen ia ibers
Elm NIT ben A Bis 6 4nI9lassbepss
gungen, bic fit einen Singer Biz
0urdI9nittsleifung bil0sn. 30
ibriSens unIer DIR eingn GriIeE
Oon mt1r als u 9Dnen in Der ST.
tun6e nt1t msbr als wluiit empfins
ben piirbe - aud BET paIagen Der.
mOget1 mir MIR fpenig mebr aIs IL
5bne bintersinanbsr bsutIi9 pabrsus
ae6msn = 10 .fdIt bic Grense IN.
Ierer Jiugsrfertigieit NIT Der unisrss
pOrfiAisisit aulammsn."
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BiepteIe unIerer Mitmeniden ge.
ben nit Ihle6tem @liit berun2 8ii-
lerl6nftIid feitgefteIIte 8obIen &c.
ben oobon elm gerloues Bib. Ger
athletes 9Eut lit Der @runoitetn allen
ilebels. geinabe ieoe aronfbeit ldbt
Iih auf l6ledtes @lut 8uriidfiibren.
arontbeitsfeime, Die iih in uuier
'ghtt e~inor1nser, 5%erftoren langiam
ober fiber Die 9ebenSfruft zines ie'
ben 2e6eDeiens. RbeumotiSmlts, oie
.liitiaIte oIler &ranfbeiten ereift
6itr6 oog 8lllt On. 9asielbe 1T 81
iogcn bon 9otorrb, eczema, Der
6lehte uno btelen anoeren Solt.
franfbeiten. Ser &orper elmer Ser.
ion, oeren @lut rein 1ino frGftig lit,
fam bieie 4rantbeiten pirfinm urO
unbei9aoet betdmpfen. SIT aber oas
glut franf nn0 ihiDa6, Damn lit
.iraen0ein 9eim bieler &rnnfbeiten
BON gr6bter @efabr, oa Der &C.
idJpdd)te aorper oerlelbef1 rettlttlgs-
los berfoIlen III. Dies lit ipe3iel
in Der beiben Sabres8eit Der Goa.
g. 2. 9. lit ooS onerfnnnt bette
8ll1treinigungsmittel Der @elt. 8n.
rum? 90 es elm pflon5li9es 9ro-
butt lit, oos Die BLiltforperhen 6es
aunsen a6rpers erreidt, nodoem ite
bur6 @aagen utto @eo6rme gegunsen
fitb.
g. g. g. Denies Dies in btinbert
touIenoen BON S6Gen in tueIden
Grdnfe Seilung bon ben nerihieoen.
Iten Solltfronf6eiten fuften unb
fanoen. Gies lit aud Der @rtno,
uestpegen Oteier grobartige 8lutrei.
niger ii6erdl berfo1tft miro, at allen
8oIfSI6i6ten in ieber 4pot9efe itn0
In ieoer Gtabt unieres 2an0es.
Mpotbefer piiroer e5enio penig etnc
4potbefe obne 6uinin uno onoere
Meot3iner1 ols obne g. 9. Q, err
.offnen.
g. g. g. bart uno Itdrft Sie
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Die Spgidlimmen i'm QuIO6mIel
erre9a JnIsreIlc 0er GOpdlanlcn
Die KcntcItantcn tradttcn niHt MIR, ScH SrObcn
Dorlprmno 81 crreidber. scr bel Sen Dcps
pclttimmcn nicbt c~rreit iptrSc, tic
bctucrbcn fi& oieb INN Sen aass
0clcktcn special : prcis!
linton rDeitcrman aus Dodge Gcnntp hcutc
tuicNeE at scr Spibct

gleucr geIer, 1 Sa9r, 81 j. 1900
gltcr 2eier, erueuert nuf 1
Sabr, $4 ............ 6,000
gleaer 2eIer, 6 Mon., So -. 5000
gIter 2eier, %erneuert auF 6
@onate. So .1,500
Tdglihe Omaha &riblne, pei
9rdoer IN Omaha:
'geeuer 2eIer, erneliert oiif 1
Sabr $500 5000
alter 2eier, erneuert oIf elm Sahr,
5000 5000
g1eucr 2eier, 6 Mon., $3.50. 5000
alter 9eIer, erneuert ouf 6
@onote, $3.50 and. 1900
86dentlide 2ntoba Sribiine:
Geuer 2eier, 1 Sabr, $3.50. 5000
otter 2eier, ernellert alf 1
Sabr, $50 1900
Announcements fir Stpei Sabre per-
oea natiirli9 fir apei Sabre &C.
rednet Deroen, plus 1000 Sttm.
men fir bic S1gIi6e uno 500 fiji
Ole 80dentlihe Sribiine.
Inter oieien ileiien StimmensSf
ferte iollten oie aonteitanten feline
Mtnute lang 56gern ionoern iid 10.
fort tUieOer nit alien Offer an bic
glrbeit MAIDEN, Inn Sen groBen Dor.
iprung 5lt befommen, ben iie bel.
lcidt in Der Doppeiittmnien Si.
ferte ui6t erreift baber.
Serr 4nton 8eItermon aus SOB,
&c goulltp. geb., lit beltte an bic
Spite 9eriidt; Der 5iueitbodIte 1T
SEER 2ouis Bounolu aus 8ottoipot-
tarnie GountD, Sa., ilnD Der britt,
bodite tit Grnit Sdeer, aus anor
GountD.
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Die gnfiinoianitg oeS aonteitIei.
ters, 0ab bon iest ob Spe5ialitim,
met eeeeben peroen I'M automo6il.
aonteit Der nSagliden Omaba Fri.
biine", bat, ipie borausBuiebet mar,
bon Seiten Der aonteitdnten 10.
luobl oils Der nIlgemeinen 2eier.
ldoft, eroBes Sntereiie geflnoen,
Die &onteItonten bnbGn 0e 3eit Der
Goppelitimmen gut ousgcnuet unO
.iino Siemli9 ueit b~orai9etommen,
obgleih feiiter einen entiAeioenoen
goriprung erldngt Bat. 9ieier fam
lett lei6t erreidt werOeu BEL gIus-
nusung Der Spe5iolitimmen. @s
empfieblt iid oesbalb fir bic Gon.
teitonteu, init irnberminOertem 5leib
bis gum ShluB 0es &onteites mel
ter Su arbeiten.
glber niht MIR Die aufitn6igung
oieier Spe5ialItimmen bat groBes
Sntereiie erreet, aud Die 4~rsiebuno
zines neiiett Grtrapreiies bon $25
fir ben a~onteItonten, Der in Der
eriten ISOLDE Der Spe3idlItimmer
Die meiIten Stimmcn erbGlt. Die.
Ter 8reis laBt oieie @ode cine
oon5 belonbere 8etdti9itng Der
&~onteitanten eriunrten.
8tr bringen biermit nohmols e.
ne olisfiibrlihe 8arlegufg Der nelt.
en- 8%eitimmingen betreiis Der Spe,
tiallttmmen:
Sod bieier Spe5ioIitimmen of.
ferte miro Die folgeuOe au8abl Sttm.
men gege6en:
8Gglite Omaha Sribine, ottrf
Die 8oit a~uberbalb Sma9aS:
Stintrnen.
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pHuNIIGhsIt.

Mli Der Oronung btrbunbsn m bic
puntili6leit. Gints fam nidt ohre
bas an6trs btrrlaen; Dean sur
pinttidteit ssb0rt bic 9suttsiIuns
Der 8eit.
.Grauen fnb unpHnlth6', 70
nimmt man AMI Con odmit oObl
gsTagt isin, oab he Ieinsn g,arifl
bon Der Roltbarttit ber Set bastp2
Gs mag ipnbr fsin, bab man4st
Brou Der Chm fit piinttti4leIt az,
eebt, fe ME fsriig iDirb, a6sr man
bat aud Mdnner, Die i'm kbt,n
aueenblid nod etipos al beIprssn
babtu, bas ibnsn srit sinfdlt, mem
bic Suppe aufgstraSen piiO. oil
bsrItrtiden Winuten. @ierltlItunbeh
sbe elm iolder GbemoHn pisOsr CT,
I6sint, unb Oisls 3sit 1T unpibsr,
rufli9 bubin; 0enn ipdbreno bisIss
martens fir6 meiit bic 6dnOe bei
SnusgenoFsn miiBie.
SIM oagemsinsn ipartsH WlGnnss
ni9t germ, nn6 an Der unpiuttlia,
tsit Der Iron lit I6on man9e SD,
eeTneitert. 9as tommt, neil ben
iIsinen Mdb9en NIB iDater ben Der,
anpa9Ienoen SG9hrn bic Bi9tigteii
Der ptinttli9tsit bel gu ipenig Fife,
matii9 beisebradt miro. Den ana'
ben belebrt bos 9sbsn friber. G9op
In Der G9uls ptro ftrena barouI
gebalten. bub piinttItd a~nssfdnpsu
piro nnb ale rsht5sitig ba Tlno
Gin 3ufpGttpmmen f9a6et Dem
S9iiIer am msiiten. st Der,
Iiert cine -grtIGrung bss 2sbrers
einen nihtigen Sas uno ID ben
S9Iifel gum lluterri9t. G5pdtei
lommt f9IieBli9 Der geruf, nit Osi
immer glei9eeitelteu nbr.
Sat bas feline Mdb9en als &int
isine piinttIi9teit gelernt, 10 pirs
IS aud aIs Grau bisleH 0e5lcr baben
un0 ibr gon5er 9ausbaIt ipirb oai
runter lsi6en, bic arbsit. bic &inbsrf
Die DienItbDten; beHn pinttIidtsii
mnb i'm Sousbolte berrfden! Oil
MabI5ettsn iOlsn piinttli9 auf ben
Slid tommen. 90 nth Is ber ge,
ruff oes Mannss, bic S9ule Der Sin,
Der. Die 9uusfrau mub Die arbtii
eiRteilen, iie muB bic 2eiItungen unh
ardfte ibrer 9isnItboten ri6tig bs,
urteiIsn t6nnsn, muB nit 8srfant
uno rmii9t bdnbeln gegeniiber Der
tIeinen nnannsbmli4teiten i'm 9alls,
bait. Qu9 enlargement pirf
bon Der 5ausfrnu DerIangt.
GrsiIi9 lit ss ni6t 10 lsi1t, fG
INNER gtei9 aus Der aIetHrle 81
Bieben, aber bnrG 9erlegenbeiten ptrt
Die 5dugFrdu INNER erfinberif9a
unb pruttifdsr.
alfo umii4t, ueberfidt unb raider
gntf9luB, bas Ino bic 8~orbeotnqun,
gen Der piinttlidteit, beren Didtig.
lett unO glottpenoigtsit ben berun,
po9fenOen S09tern nidt oft senus
an oas 9er3 seIest Dsrben lam
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LIST Ihr Blut Elm
roter Strom?
An keiner STEELE dieses BIattes k0nnen Sic cine
bessere Lehre ziehen, ais die
geIehrt Won S. S.. S.

8eIen brinet oie oItp aroft snriid
un0 erin6gIidt b1burH ben neuge.
itdrften @ltittorperden bic obeeitor.
bener Eeile, nelhe Die ridtigen
Qronfbeitsberoe fn0, obsuItober. SR
oteien obgeftoBenen TeiIfen ober 70.
nte IN ben 8eIIen Miigfeln itn0 We.
letiten. Menn Sie in nnIeren ga.
borntortitm fem f5nnten uno Die Mr.
belt ieberL iotuie uniere @riefe off.
men iDiiroerL Die inns taliIenbe Mn.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS bon 5nfriebenen
Giin0en bringen, tuiir0en Gle gerooe
10 entbufioitiih ME mir fir z. 9. z.
iteben. arantbeiten ioIlen nltr oiif
natiirli9em @ege gebeiIt neroerl.
2. 2. g. lit Elm Blliter0euger uno
Elm pnbresa q. 2. 9.
lit aid 1iiBerit nottpenoig fir ben
geIunoen Mdnn. Gs fibrt Sbrem
8Iit brett 0nbrtitg 5it uno brtnet
6ieielbe in Die entferuteiten Seile
|Sbres Gorpers; ouf oieie @etie
BELT es aIe llebeI uno &rdnfbeiten,
|nie offene 8unoert @eihniire,
Sllfen Mbeumottsmls un0 on0ere
5n9er, obne oab lire 9terbet in
Mitletoenidaft gedoeen neroen. Sir
bnben erfobrene 2eute in unieren
abteiIinger, Die gerne bereit ffnO,
|auf bertrdtIihe @nfrdgen ale ge.
mitnldte ansfiinfte be5iieli1er Der.
|idieOener Grontbeiter 3t geber. 9tle
Oteie 9riefe uno Gnttporten ueroen
ltrene gebeim bebonOeIt. G1reiDt
uns nod beute. @un5 gIeingiIttg,
an tpel1er 9Iutfronfbeit Sie lei.
Den, es lit Sbre 8fIidt unb Gle
iduIoen es Sbrem Rorper, onB Sie
5u Sbrem QpotE9fer geben iino bort
eine SIoihe g. 9. g. foufen. BIZ
baben tn ieoer apotbefe iiber o1s
aonse 2ono. 8enn sic mcGen,
idreiben Ste an Sfuift Specific
gompnnn, Meotcol Dept, 9rhuer s.
AtIanta, Ga.
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inuB uno ditBer6en $t430 fir Gin.
fen. Ole Gtabt miro ON 0os Bun.
Oesobergeriht nppeateren.
8om 5. SUM oil tuer0en Die
@itterbobnbofe Der bieiigen @abpen
Santstags bereits Inn / llbr ge.
i6loiien tner0en.
Ger 21iobrige Gitti6er eines
@bI ieferungspogens @eorge
8atterion tpltrOe geitern inter Der
auflage berbaftet. iid an eineln elf.
i1brieen M6enen friminea bergon.
gen 5u baben.
Der 8erein 1riItIider Sung.
frolien (g. @. 6. ~ beronltaItete
Montag obeno i'm auoitorium hires
@ebduoes zines Sbafespedre. 4ben6,
tDobei 4us3iige aus oes Didters
berihiebenen @crfen our Doriteauna
gebro6t mnroen. aud mulifaIilfe
9ortr1ge perfb0nten o1g Brogramm.
8eiud mar elm iebr gutter, uno
Die 8uih1uer belobnten Die Dnr.
meIne nirflih 4nerfennenoes
boter, NIT mobI p~eroientenl @eifaa.
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NnIere
S1nittmaGtr Wftrtt

geiamnduOass 1ameHlIrlb.
DO. 1890. IN
@rdu,B au9 nit 1ilaBsW orToB aus
buntitrer G9oilirung unb 3~ierinopfr mds
den Gin sni5ldtnbes Rltio bon bisIsm
MuIier. Gs pirb nit bobtm Rragtu obsr
nit tintm an ben Gnbtn ipib umgsleeitn
ubtr aud NIT sHsm lmIdlaessrdgsH AZ,
traotn. Der gROd kItsbt aus brsi Still,
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Rlcine Cckalnad6ritbten

gunoesrifter @ooorougb bot
entIdieoen, bob Die StaOt Omaha
Der 6irnia s. 3. @enner & 60. III
SEEN gorf Die Slunme bon $1,000,
ipelde biele In 1912 bel ibreni an
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Milford chronicle., 1916-03-24
sHINGLE NEWS.

March has been the worst month of
the winter in this section, and snow
is no uncommon thing now. It seems.
Snow fell here on Monday evening.
but soon disappeared.
The sudden death Of Thomas Lord
was a shock to his many friends at
Oakley. Funeral services we're held
at Oakley on Wednesday last, Rev.
Maythers being in charge, and inter-
ment was made at Oakley cemetery.
Samuel Passwaters is very Ill at
the present writing.
Mrs. William Banning Is entertain
ing her mother and grandmother of
Philadelphia.
A number Of persons in this section
have been suffering with the mumps
during the past few weeks.
Miss Mary Hellens and friend spent
Sunday with Miss Alice Donovan Of
near town.
Ellison Harrison, of near Glendale,
and Miss Anna Dobelstine were mar
ried last Sunday evening.
The social held at Shingle School
on Thursday evening Of last week was
a success in every respect, net sum
of $35 being realized. Those who at
tended report an enjoyable evening.
Alice Donovan has recovered from
a slight attack Of tonsilitis.
Miss Rachel Coverdale. of Ellen
dale has been visiting friends here.
Miss Mary Merider was the guest
of Miss Anna Wharton.
RED STAR.
Milford chronicle., 1916-03-24
LONG NECK.

Mr.. Lingo Meets With Accident.
Last Tuesday while Asher Lingo
was working in his sawmill, he met
with an accident. He was turning a
heavy log on the carriage when 1t in
some way rolled of and knocked him
to the ground. The log fell on his leg
and pinioned him to the ground until
help could be summoned and the log
removed. His leg was badly bruised
but no bones were broken.
There will be festival and shadow
social on Thursday, Friday and Sat
day evenings. March 23-24-25, at the
old Paynter Lingo house, near S. X.
Warrington's. Oysters, ice cream and
cake will be served, and proceeds are
for the benefit Of the Central NJ. E.
Church.
Mrs. Mary e. Morris will move from
her home in Dagsboro in a few days
to her old home in Warwick.
Mrs. Mary B. Brittingham and chill
dren, Of Nassau, were weekend Wis
itors with her brother, Beauford War
and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Abbott were
callers of S. C. Downs Of
Piney Neck.
Another supposed mad dog was
killed a few days ago near Guinea
Creek bridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lingo and son,
Of Philadelphia, are with A. H. Lingo
and family.
Milford chronicle., 1916-03-24
PRIME HOOK NECK.

A very enjoyable evening was spent
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore
Jones, of Prime Hook Neck, on Sat
urday evening, March 18th, when
about thirty friends arrived a. 1880
and surprised Mr.. Jones, the occasion
being his sixty-fourth birthday. The
surprise was genuine and all those
present. especially the host, enjoyed
themselves to the fullest extent. De-
'icious refreshments were served and
he guests departed at a late hour,
Wishing Mr.. Jones many more birth
lays.
Milford chronicle., 1916-03-24
Learn the SSOng" of Your Car, Then
Listen for Trouble.

ANY unusual noise is a sign of
trouble" says C. H. Claudy, the auto
mobile expert, in the April Woman's
Home Companion, "and one should
not be neglected. Don't drive through
trouble Investigate. If you can't
find out where the trouble is, get the
repair man. What NAV be a mere
Of a nut today may mean
an expensive operation II neglected..
Learn to distinguish between inter-
irregular noises usually harm
less squeakings. and WORKING OF the
body on the frame. and regular re-
current noise which comes lron @me
moving part"
Milford chronicle., 1916-03-24
Has Trying Experience.


While Mr. and Mrs. Carl Poynter
were enroute from Georgetown to
Lewis on a motorcycle Saturday after
noon, Mrs. Poynter became numb and
chilled and was in quite a serious
I condition with cold. and was unable
to reach Lewes until they stopped at
the home of William Turner, where
restoratives were applied. She soon
revived and was later taken to Lewes.
Mrs. Robert Scott entertained the
Ladies' Sewing Circle OF the Protest
ant Episcopal Church at her home on
Second street, last Monday evening.
The hostess served chocolate and
cakes, which concluded a very enjoy
able evening.
A large and enthusiastic audience
attended the Chicago Tribune's Ger
man Side of the War" in motion pic
lures at the auditorium Saturday ev-
ening.
The Young Mems Bible class Of the
NJ. E. Sunday School met at the home
of their teacher, Edison T. Lodge, last
week. and organized with c. G. Mar
shall, as president; John E. Maull, as
vice president; James B. Chambers,
secretary. and Joseph Holland. treas
urer.
Celebrate Golden Wedding.
Captain John r. Price, one Of the
oldest pilots on the Delaware Bay and
River, and Mrs. Price. will celebrate
their golden wedding on April Gath.
The couple were married at Milton by
the Rev. William B. Walton. Captain
Price, who is "a years old, was born
in the house in which he now lives.
He Is an ardent Prohibitionist. and he
and Mrs. Price are members OF the
n. Z. Church.
william Ennis, a llverymap of this
town. lost a valuable young colt last
week
Tho U 8. Destroyer Jacob Jones,
enroute from Philadelphia TO Newport
News. stopped at the Breakvater last
Monday.
The fishing steamer Sussex has gone
to Wilmington to have a new propeller
The U. S. Destroyer Wainwright is
at the Breakwater on her trial trip.
Carl B. Baylis has purchased the
house and seven acre lot owned by
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the gas plant and railroad; price was
$1,000. Mr.. Baylis is not expecting to |
Jake possession before the summer.
Mrs. C. W. Johnson Is passing some |
time with her husband in New York |
City. Mr.. johnson has a government !
contract there.
Mrs. Frank Hynson and daughter,
Mary, spent few days here this week
As the guest Of her parents. Ar. and
Mrs. Charles Prettyman.
William P. Carter attended the state
meeting OF the A. o. U. ". at Will
nington last Tuesday and Wednesday.
William H. Johnson left Lewes last
Wednesday for Philadelphia. where
lie will enter the Methodist hospital I
or treatment.
Miss Blanche Salmons Is In a Phil
.delphia hospital for treatment.