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Milford chronicle., 1916-08-18
MANY ATTEND zoAR CAMP.

Zoar campmeeting, one OF The Oldest
and most popular on the Peninsula. and
Fhich has a history back of 1t dating to
she Revolutionary War, was formally op-
sned last Sunday under charge Of Rev.
kla r. McIain. This famous tented spot
rs heated about eight miles from George
a1nwu and about three miles from Mills
u0orO 1t is largely attended by persons
1fr0m all parts Of the county. For place
go display fnery and see pretty girls
.enere is no place on a Sunday that can
1eat Zoar. Some of the most prominent
politicians Of the county are cottagers at
this camp, and it serves as the gathering
s 1laet during campaign years for the dis
s. -r1c5 leaders and workers from all parts
~ the country.
Milford chronicle., 1916-08-18


The Boy Scouts have returned from
f,heir camp on Indian River and report
.lrs Daniel Hurley. who was threat
sned with blood poisoning from a scratch
ln the back Of her hand made by pin,
nT3iiard Gray. who rs employed at the
rlunuhouse, at the depot had the mis-
N7rtune to burn both his arms quite bad
'.lt AFhhs building ure ~ locomotive
Vast Tuesday morning. He is doing as
sven as can be expected at present.
George H. Donovan, farmer residing
OeUween here and Reddon, died Monday
afternoon from Brights Disease, aged
about SO years. His funeral was held at
= 3ffC3ulley's Chapel Wednesday afternoon
ana hHerment made in the adjoining Gem
'rhe Wesley NJ E. Sunday School pic
nitiled al Oak Orchard on Wednesday.
Hugh Draper. who comes from Scot
hand, has purchased the old Ingram mill
near town and will settle on II I'm a few
lays. and try farming and poultry rails
Benjamin Ableman has purchased the
1teuaen Savage farm between here and
33eddon for s5,50O.
There were 119 tickets sold from here
ur the excursion to Atlantic City Tues
Say.
Joseph w Wilson, who now resides
about two miles from town, has purch-
aset le store and dwelling Of William
- Wilson. on East Market street, and
viii engage in the mercantile business
4here the first Of the year.
Henry Wiley, colored. was shot in the
hip by Matthew Warrington, also col
ared at the home Of Robert Norris at
ffie 'Y' on Thursday night. Warrington
was held under bail for court.
There are nine prisoners stopping with
sSherif West at the county Jail.
There were ia registered here last
Saturday, bringing the total up to 764,
(which is considered heavy, with two reg
Z fistratiOn days left.
Clerk Of the Peace W. Elwood Wright /
.has issued the following marriage licens- !
iss the past week. Charles l.. Donovan, |
Lincoln City, and Miss Ellen r. Davis !
Milford: Stuart Adkins, and Miss Lena /
81 Layton, both Of Georgetown; Daniel |
"a. Kitchens and Carrie Stewart both OF !
Georgetown; Louder Mitchell ana /
Esthef Brasure both Of Arllsboro; David /
d- Daisey and Anna X. Iindle, both OF /
Reeiser Of Wills oliver D. Robinson
mas issued the following letters the past /
week on the estate Of John 7. Wootten
III Seaford Hundred. to John l. Wootten;
~ the estate Of John IT: Donovan. OF
GEORGETOWN Hundred, to Charles III. Dom
evan and Samuel r. Donovan, on the
estate Of James Y. Miller to William II.
Miller. on the estate Of Samuel Fenne-
EiN -of Baltimore Hundred to Ida II. PEN
win on the estate Of Alexandria Halt
~ Lewes and Rehoboth Hundred, to Wi-
lam n Orr, Jr.
2 b Blackstone was in Philadelphia
lNsl week.
Miss Lizzie Hart who was confined 70 {
rar home by illness, Is much improved
Mrs Emma Donovan, Of Dover, has
been visiting friends IN town.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd wilkins are visit / !
ing relatives and friends In Spring MIL
Milford chronicle., 1916-08-18
rsRApEs RorrINo ON VINES.

Grapes are grown generally in all
grsarts of Sussex County, but no large
NaiuFards are to be found. The early
ssEr4sties are ripening, and although they
are ulentnul, it seems that they are de-
'-rayiag al rapid rate and it will be ne
5essary for growers to gather them as
souH as they are fully matured. Pos
Ei5g one Of the greatest sections in the
e3rna1 Creek and Little Creek hundreds,
Enere annually hundreds Of carriers OF
-EruE are grown if the season proves TO
1f good
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-24
cOn0On gt6t
OteOer(Qge 5u!

qonoon, %. gIpril. 9ffi5iell
miro iest augegebeiL OoB ben eng
liidlen 9ruppeit mel6e iid oltf OenI
W3oridDc auf &utsel.9lmoro befanoen,
nm Die bort eiugeidloiiene brttiide
Sarution 5it entieselL bel Sannaipot
bun BEN 8iirfen cine eftiheiOenoe
gtieoerlage beiaebroht tpur0e. Die-
lelbe mtro jeoo6 bollptid6lid ben
lleberflltllngen in oorti9er @eeeno
Sugeidlrieber, melde ein 8orbringen
ullr auf einer iebr ihnlalen 5rout
3llieBen.
General 2ofe beridtete 0aB Oie
elgliihen Gruppen Die eriten lmo
smeiten 2inien 3uriidnorfen uno
feilueiie in Die brittle Sinip einoron.
aen. jebod) oen feir0liden @e9eiI.
attodqn iblicBftf meihen mubten,
l@enn 0tc Gnglnnoer Dies 5ugcben.
nuB Die gtieoerloge eine geialSene
aespeien ietR.)
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jrieOensOemOnltrGtiOn
in Dubuque, Jd.!
gieleidlt G6nli6e Denomination in
Smaba; bieiiaes 5rieOens.
fomitee iuartet nod ab.

Dubuque, Soma, 23. slpril. (5pe-
siaI0epcid)e.) Bal. geter, Omaha,
gtebr. Grieoeusporaoe bier 8iens.
toe nodt SSn allen airden mlirOe
in ben Slterpre0igteu oormIf bulge.
pieien imo 0as Bolt eriuht, iih on
Der 9arooe 5u beteiliqen. Sic @on,
nor tpirO als goriiter Der Ger aSa.
raoe iolgenoen Wiaiienperl1mmlung
iilngieren itn0 gatrid G'Gonnca bon
Gbicogo Der Soilptre0ner iein. Oh.
buqie, uno Die gtahborit1ote IN
Soma, syHinois m6 9sisconiin per.
ben iih oil Der INSTRUMENTATION
beteiligen uno Den 95rdlloent uno
ben aongreB eriuAen arieg 6u Der.
meioeit. D1s Wiotto lautet Sur
6rie0en iuio freunoidnftlihe 9e5ie.
1ungen NIT allen 9iotioneu.
9auienoe bon WtorihierenoeL Die
eutipreherioc gonncr trogen peroen,
meroen ibren g8iIlen gum glusorud
bringel, BOB Ger 6rieDen erbnlten
bleibt uno ooB Der StongreB itono.
bait bleibt in Der MISUNDERSTANDING
oes goItSnillens gegen Eraiioent
8ilion, beiien gerbalten Den &rieg
berbei5ufiibra, oroDt.
glls 0err 8eter oieie 8epeide ge.
Itern abeno erbielt. begob er iih in
bds @fuiifbepn lno oas 0euti6e
SouS unO bieIt cine fur5c anipro6e
an Die reriammelte gtengc. Iic ouf-
foroerno, iid on elmer iolden 9e,
monltrotion tn 0mabn al 6eteiligen,
foIls ons bieiige 5rieoensfonIitee bic
8eranitdlhrn9 elmer iolhen fir rot
lam b1It. Die 2ltfioroerung muroe
nut grobem 8eifoG nltigenonlmen.
Bis iebt bait oos 9noba yricoens-
ton1itee Die 3ett fir eine iolde 8e,
monItration nod niht gefonmelt
bat aber aIles in gereitidaft, fails
Die gtotipenOigfeit eintreten ioGte.
Die geplmite 5itung bes sSrie.
ben8fontitees heute obeuo fdllt aus.
8oI. s. geter.
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Briten 6efimCDten
neuen NlaNenangrif
SSranspieu perfu6en, lire Gtellnngen
an Der Mans m0glidit 81
BerbeNern.

2onoon, "a. april. Siefige gti.
litGrfritifer erparten bieier Gage Die
8ieoeraufnabne Der oeutiden Sffen-
iipe Dor 8eroun in groBerern WuB.
itobe. Die oeutide glrti1erie bot 81
beioen 5eiten Der Wloas eir1e ouber.
or0entltde Edtigfeit entfoItet. 0os
oeutlde @eidiibfeuer lit belite tot
i66lid itGrter, nie i'm 2aufe Der
Iesten ISOLDE. 8rot5Giii9e unO oelt-
I1e S5nfanterie baben idon bdufige
3uiamnenit6Be gebabt, ia beinabe
beItGfl0ige. S5n ben lebten as Stlli1.
ben boben Die 5ron3oien per5meifelte
@egenangriffe altf bei0en l1fern Der
Mnns gerta6t; ite iuhen m grDdr.
tltng oes groBen oelitiden gtniturns
i9re gerteioigungsitellunsen mog-
lihit 8n berbeileru.
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@egtnangriffe Der
Srarl5Oicn Oergeblid!
SOr GerOnn 6aben Die Tran3Oitn BE-
rettS 100000 Wtama Srnppen
erfOlglOs anfgebOtea!
Sirfen bietsu SprSringeH aer SuNsa Giabalt!

@efdnSe bon SeIs oorgeIdobene
oiterreidiidle Stealmgen erobert
gu babeu ieoo9 miro 0ieies Don
gSien in 9lbreOe geIteat.
Sn einent bisigen @efe1t baben
bic Eitrfen iBret rliiiI9eri @epncr
iiiOIid Don 8itlls cine fdDere
Sdlappe beigebroht. sssn einem
Ereffen oitlid BON 82ui6, glrmenien,
rur0en Die 9fiiien seIhlogen. Gin
@eriuh Der Hliiien, iilooltlid bon
Erope8unt, am Sdmur5en Meer,
por5uoringen, tpuroe BON ben Cir.
fen Oereitelt. 8miiden riifiiiden
Eriippen, Die aebn Yietlen tpeitIid
bon 8rape5unt lmOeteu, uno Cir.
fen 1T Elm beftiges @efedt I'M
@onge.
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Ba6nrdu6er getangen.
S,at 6ereits cine gln5abl BON linn
Deriibter g'nn6.lteberfdlle Gin.
geltaHOen.

G6ebenne, 89Do., "a. glpriI. -
Ser iredc gdnoit, tpelher am 5rei.
i0a ohnpn icben getitnno bel 6ou-
no, gSpo., Die gnIiagiere eiires
gerionenJugeg Der Union gnciiic
Pain 6ernu6t botte, iii Samstog GO
9lieilen non 0en 1atort entferut
lpon aui ieiner gerfolglmg BE.
iinolihen genInten geinneen ee.
noinnlen iroroen. Ger 8epbreher
remit ii6 @m. &. Carlisle uu0 lit
etlDa rs syc6re oIt. gr bat bereits
Gin poIlitdnoiges @eitdnOnis abge.
legt tDoruIts beroDrBebt, Dab er
euh Die 9abnitberfdlle BEL Gorlett
e3mction, @no., bel @reeu Riper.
Qguo.. NIB Non, lltab, msgefiibrt
hat Ger Bandit lulroe nod 9idin-
Iins. @po., gebrddt imO oort ms
@efdngnis qcitedt. Die Il. y.
gahn hattie ami ieine Grareifiing ei-
Sue gclObnlng bon $500 rlsse.
-iest.
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J1lO6 in BeatriCe
Don 1lli(i5 5erltreut!

Beatrice. geebr., "a. 9lpril. = sSrt.
folqe Rnbeitorllngen groBeren Stills
in Soutb Beatrice ntuBte Somstog
obert0 Die 5tnat8nIili5 oufgeboten
meroen, INN Gronltng aufreht 8u er.
bnIten.
8erid]ie0ene Der itneefdbr so me.
rtfdntihen uno grie9iitben Streferi-
orbeiter, uel6e IN 8nbnlpogen I'M
bieiiqen 8abnhof untereebradt itnO,
iolen iid gegenilber 6rauen, tpelfe
an oen 8oeeu borbeigingelt, ltnge.
h0rigc gemertungen erlaltbt bnbeit.
S5nfolgeoeiien ianmelte fid1 eth n1eb.
rerc oultoerf Mann ltnrfe Menge am
@a9nboi imo orobte, oen Streden.
orbeitern @erpalt ot5utitn. Waebrere
Merifoner iliiGteten gum goIt5ei.
amt tno boten I'm Sbus. ga oie
itdoti0er un0 gountp. 8e)orocn
uiat genua SiderbeitsmannidaTteit
0utteif, 0er nit ieber Weinute orobeH.
Der mer0er0en Gage &err 81 iperoeu,
muroe aoulpaenie 6 Der 0tebrosta
electromagnetic ehtberilfen pelbe benz
8uf ouh iofort 6olee leiitete uno SO
Mann itarf dnnloridbierte sSbr gd.
herfommen eeniigte. i'm bic D1enae
All 3eritrencn. @erulot9 b[ie6en bic
DaiIiStruppen eeitern ouf @ods.
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lle6er 1000 C6inell(d5e
SO(0aten ertrunRen!

Sbangbai, "a. QGpril. Ger
ols Sruppenidiff benilste 9anlpfer
o6iin.gu~ itieB Snnstag obeflO nit
Dem Sdlddtfren5er DSat 2ang" I'M
folge eines 0idlten g1ehels SuInm.
men. Ger r6iilt-Du@ tuur0e 10
i9per beidGoigt, BOB er mad me-
nigen 9tnuten IN Die 8iefe iant.
SIN 8or6 oes Gamtpferg befafloen
iih lber 1000 Manu 8ruppen
nebit 9eiasuns, pelAer iehs 9Ils.
IGrtoer ongeb0rten. Bon OieIen
ipllroe MN elm augIGnoer, fpeltber
giaidiniit mar, 90 GoI01ten lmb 8
Wtatroien gerettet. Ser tuttergegan.
gene 8ampfer mar 1929 8onnen
groB rno i'm Sabre 1889 erbailt
porOen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-24
OeutCC6e ll-Boote
(inO unermiiO(idl!

9on0on, "a. gfpril. Ser
italieniide Dautpfer asSoleph glgoit
Iober8e~ 1T BON etreni oeutiden
salldboot berienft mor0en. Die ge.
iatling mur0e gerettet.
Climbs ertiin6et, 6oB 6ie iran,
5riiibe Barrie ,Gbonarol" 5amstaa
morgen torpeoiert uno oerIenft
Diiroe Die Mm1nid)aft ioa ge.
rettet iporoen fem. Die 8arfe mar
PATS Gonnen groB
Der 4,277 Sonuen groBe enqIi.
ihe 0anpfer ,sSeIiciano lit Sans.
tag ebenfalls oos 9pier eines oelt.
idlen ll-8oots geporoen. Ser aa.
pit1ii unb i6 D1ann Der 9elobllnq
finb BON etnem anoeren 0untpfer
dlligenomneft iporoen. g2a6 lid.
Ter eingetrofienen gertdten tutrOe
oudl Der Reit Der MonnIf)aft ge.
lon0et.
Gin gGeides Sdidial bat oen 6ri-
tiideu 0antpfer p8regfantIe" be-
troffen, Der am 1 glpriI BON Gor.
fclf nod 6ua abgefabreu mar. Or
totte cine gerordu9ung BON 3,09t
Eonnen. 9li6 in oieiem Sale
tulrOen oqe an goro gefinod6en
gerettet.
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gas lDOlk
mn6 Iprt6rn!
lln5ueiOsntis srbe ss ieinen @;lIen
fnnO.
SOdite Ollie tut not. sirdlcn,
gereine unO Iripatt iullten madJ
@aibinstpn Orabteu. II Sc gill
6es gauSes gSObl.

Die 8ereiuigten Stoaten bon glme.
rifo ihneben in Der eroBten @eiabr,
ourh ben unnentralen un0 einieitig
INSTRUMENTATION 4t1iiOeuten g9il.
ion in eineH arieg nut Delitidlono
neripidelt Su iDeroen. Dos syntereiIe
glmerifas perlnnet oen frie0en. Sc.
Der 8otriot, unO insbeionOere ieOer
DeutiA. glmerifaner, bat Die 9flid)t,
aaes 81 TIM, nm ons groBe lln9liid,
bon iuelhem ltnier Sono beorobt lit,
ob5iauenoen. gtod lit eS pieaeidt
an Der 3eit, oas aergite 3u ner9iiten.
@s geniigt nid)t, nit Den 31bneu 5r
fniri9en nno bic 5nitit in Ger Soide
gu baaeH. 0os golf nub BON ii6
boreu laiIeu
5n Baibineton Iiegt iest Der
5dmerplnft Der Greiguiiic. gtoh
8ai1ington. no oas 3ilnglein an Der
Usage ibpanft, miiiien biinoerte lrlo
tduienOe bon GepeiAen geidift ner.
oen, 0omit nniere 8ertreter Die
Stinme oes Bottles borcn.
Stur5 imo biinOig 1T aud bier ons
bette. Geleeronme iolgeuoen 8ort-
lauts.
"We don't want war with Ger
many. Stand firm for peace"
ooer
There is no cause for war, not
even a pretext. Use all honorable
means to prevent a break with
Germany"
miiroeu ibren 8lued prreidjen.
2lnoere GelegrnHme fonuen lou-
ten:
mo one mans dictation should
be permitted to unnecessarily drive
America into position, where war
will become unavoidable. The
fiusy humanitarian pretext is too
thin to deceive ansoae. Stand firm
against war and warlike steps of
the administration.
''The people insist on peace and
abhor the crime of war for which
there exists no just cause, not even
decent pretext. This is a country
where the people should rule, and
not an autocratic President"
ut would be shameful crime to
go to war for such an irrelevant
right as the one claimed, that every
American has the right to travel
sayely where he pleases in the war
zone. II is not true that Germany
does not fulfill her agreements. The
people are against the President
on this question, and will be
against any official who does not
stand firmly for peace in this
crisis"
"No war for a false conception
Of humanity. No American interests
of humanity. War is the opposite
of any consequence endangered by
Germany. Congress must show
backbone, not resignation"
@For the sake Of Americas inter-
nal peace, for generations to come,
there must be no war between our
country and Germany. The people
will not tolerate thai the United
States be made England's catspaw." /"
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antnle (srpIolInn

Cos 9lngeles, Gal. "a. Qtpril.
gei elmer erploiiou Der itdOtiIdler
slbfaH 9er6rennumss.9lnitalt crlit.
ten geitern 5mei 9lngeitellte totli6t
@erlebunqen, p1breno pier onoert
ifmer8hdfte sranoDunoen Sonontru
gen. Gin 9trbeiter fnir0 nerntibt
Gle giniaae na.roe 5ltrt gr0Btett 2eiI
oerloIiert.
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@eitinahpnie ;Fa6rif aeidlplien.

gittsburgb, 60, "a April. -
Ger 5treif in ben 5obrifcn Der
8eitbingboule electric & Ofanlltac.
turing go. Gat ioIden llmfoug an.
genpmnlen oob Der 9an3e 9iieien.
betricb eingeitellt meroen nluBte
9tuh Die 9}unitionsfabrifen nruBten
aeihIolien ner0en.
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Oeutld]= =dmeriRaner
er6a(ten 6ein Amt!

Chicago, Ss;a., a. 9fpriI. S6-
aleih gtnoesieuator 2erpis fir oert
4oiten oes bieiigen 8oitmeiIterg
bier pronlinente 9eutid .4merifaner
qnlpfobIeu bat, BAT 4raliocnt BiI-
Jon feineu oerielben berhdiidtigt,
ion0ern Diron 6. @iliams, ser
nidt boraeidlagen mar, allnl goIt.
meiIter ernonllt.
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9rnppen bleiben in Nlerifo.

Lllltll lht Sbu4llple bSlAlikl.
Srnppen bleibeR in Wisrifu.
Boibington, "a. glpriI. Die
8un0esregieritne bat bei6loiIen, Die
omerifonilden Iruppen in Wterifo
5u beIaiien, nenigitens 10 lange, bis
Die inerifnnii9e &egieruug Dem Bon.
oiterunpeien geiteuert unb sgiln mi.
ihdolid eerloAt bat. 5erner mub
oieielDe bepeiien fonnen. boB iie I'M.
lton0e lit, 5u berbiiten, ooB elm nod.
moliger einfaG merifanii1er 8anoi-
ten III anlerifunii6es @ebiet Itottfn.
oct. Sopiel lit fiber, Die nnteritani.
ifen EruppeA in 0terifo iperoen cine
gtenetnteihmg erfabren, 10 ooB iie in
Der Gage limo, bic gauge @reudc 5u
ihilBen.
arieegiefret1r 9ofer bat erflGrt,
ooB General 5unlton Die geeueuttei-
hung oer Srllppen befiirtporte, unO
ibul miro in oieier geoiebing freic
0otO geloiien meroen 9eabiibtigt
ieOoh Oie 8egierllng, Die amerifani.
iden 9ruppen aus Wterifo 5uriid5u.
8Iebell 10 tit oas gan5 ur0 gar oeren
5ahe.
San glntorlio, Ger, "a. 9[pril. -
@eneralitabsd,ef Scott iaate bette,
oaB Die nnerifonil9en 3ruppen un-
Ter ben obfunltenoen gerb1ltniilen
nidt aus Wterito 3uriidge5ogen Der-
cen fonnten. General SSatt miro
porl1uiig nir/ nnh Boibinai>n 5li.
riidfebren. @enerol fSuniton miro
iif) ie0eniaas ndfJ Der @ren5Ita0t
Columbus, q. ~, 6egeben, tpGb-
reno General Scott bier bleibt @s
iuirh ofii3ieil seiast, Dab General
Scott cine llnterreGmg init Dem
merifontiden Sriegsminiiter Gbre-
gon baben miro
Garran5n @esieritng ppr ariiis.
81 9aio, Ger, "a. 2lpriI. pie
@orronaa'ife nerifaniiae 9iegie.
rung itebt Dor elmer &riiis, nlf tpel-
de ibr 5tur3 folgen magl 8as Gar.
ran8a'Ihe ,@el6" itan0 geltern
obeno auf $3.50 bts $t.75 per bun.
cert Collars geenptpert DaS aeigt,
lpie 6inoiBiiltereiiene Die Soltbarfeit
Der Garrauaa'i9en &egierung be.
meiien. Simmer mebr 8eridte
fcnnnen iiber bic grotfrapaIle in
Gorreron uno Durango, nobel Col
eaten uno 3ipiItiteu, einihlieBlid
5rauen, eetotet ipir0en.
Ser gnrranaittide 4oniul rid.
tete mie6er etnen Iebr eittoriilgIi6en
glppea an oie Ser. Staoteu, ibre
Eruppen aus Werito 3urud5u5ie-
ben, radber Diiroe bic Gorran5a'Ih Ihe
piel beiier tmltonoe ielh
lid 5u bebmipteit.
60 8ientlib aIles S1otgetreioe IN
Merito 1T fir gtobrllngs8tpede be-
idlagnnbmt norben, iobaB eS I'M.
inogli6 lit. cine nelie grnte orl5l.
pflaBen. lln6 6oS metite gieb lit
pom GoI0nten uno 8anoiten be.
IhIngnabntt unO geidladtet NOR.
oer.
Die neue ISOLDE mag fid, ais Ell.
ne entideioenoe fiir Die garran5a-
ide Negierlmg ertpeiien. 8enu tie
Ititr8t, 10 oiirite Der gitorfe 0lann"
oes aabinetts, nGnlIid Der ariegs-
miltiIter 96regon bic 3iigel 81
erareifen fuhen. @enn Die ar1eri-
foniide grpeoition auriifae5oeen
miro, 70 oiirfte cine groBe 3Selir
8ia3'ide gi0oIutton ait8bretben, eI'
nerIci. Oh @arrau5a ooer 0bregon
Yeoierf
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fen uno Dem Senotoren erIt in
Der 3tpeiten Sdlfte Der ISOLDE itott.
fin0en.
9leaierims trifft g,Orbereitingen.
Die glmoeSreaierilnq trifft Be.
reits fiir oeu 6aa. OnB Elm grEd
Ger oiplomatiiden 8ejicbungen nit
9eutidlono Die eiu5ige Qoilntg lit,
ale notiaeu 8orbereitllngen. lleber
Die ginael6eiten oerielben mir6 ic.
cod tiefites StiIlidnei9en beipobrt
5ie qetteit ober, mic man ons
ninmt, Der Siderbeit Der IN
Ieutidlnuo mo6nen0en 9lncrifanern
nt1o Der llebertraaung Der anrrifo.
niiden 9ntcreiici OIL Den gertretcr
elmer neutrnlcn a)ladt. i.
slnfrranug in gsien.
9en, 81. 9lpriI. Sier bot
ole anlerifonlibe 9lote beareiilider.
tpeiic be6eutenoe gfufregilng bcrpor.
0ernien. 3ic meiiten 8ldtter orii.
den iif onbin aus, OaB oieieIbe cine
b0dit eruitlihe ariiis 5piIdeu
Ipialdlauo mo ben Ser. Stoaten
ferDorgerufen babe. lnlo 6euten fat
iGmtlid Oaraui bin 0aB 8rdiiOeut
@ilion ieiuen tmparteiiihen Stau0.
piuift suglmiten Der gEIiiertal AM,
gcaeben 6nbe Vile iin0 baron
iiber5eligt, 0nB GeltidiInuos gltt.
mort iciner @itroe ut0 9fette ert.
iprehen miro.
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Garran5iden grei(en
dmeriRlner an
Srnppen blcibrn Dorerit in WlsrifO;
Garranjn's Jiegieruug 1T
nnBaltbar.

or Gofo, 2er., "a. 9lpriI. - Sen.
tc sn fraber Wtorgenitnnbc erbielten
Die bieiigen 9eboroen beitintmte
gtadrift, onb es 5mii6en Gnrronoa.
Gruppen unO omeritoniider anoal.
Ierie bel Sotebo 6u einem @eie6t
eefomnen lit. Gem 8ernebmett nadJ
iino mebrere dmerifoniide 4oooae.
riiten I'M Sample geiaIlen.
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E'tlaut Der Stote III
Strlin eingetruffen!
Ser &ei6sfan3ler tn Berlin auge'
laugt; Die GntideiDnng nit
Spanunng erDartet!
Mud in gsien 9trri9t clue aIlSemeiut sluirtsnnV!

Berlin "a. glpril. - Der 8ort-
loitt Der amerifnnilhen geote lit
SamStoo pon Den glbenOblGttern
heroifeutlidt iporoen ltno erreete
Die aaergr6bte 9luimerfiainteit IN.
Ter Der gcu0Iferung Der yooupt.
ita0t. 5elblt bic ariegsfahrihten
rrr6Iattcn Dor Der gSihtiafcit Der
9loie, nO Die 3eitlugSperfolier
nnhten gldn6enoe @eidnite.
Slridstanslcr in Berlin.
Jleidsfonjler Or. non 8etbmaitn-
Nollmeg ilt tereits Sonntug uah-
mittog bonn Sollptatnrtier einge.
troiien, o6gIeidb ieine giiidfebr crit
9ienstng crwartet par. Dlon
niiuillt Ocsbolb or, oaB Der aaiier
into sic Dcrontiportlifen Better Der
alcQierung inl faiierliden 0aupt,
snariier berciis Ill einer @utidei-
orng betrciis Der 9Inttport Der gtote
= aefolnmen iino. g9ie oieielbe nils.
fnlen miro, lit uutilrlid porldliiig
tifites Scbeiunis, ebenio mann bic
elntuort fertiageltellt iein miro
Gle ,glorooeutihe gllgeireine"
rrlme ntrdlidlnittlih bic anlihten
scr Regieruna wieoeripicgelt. eiit.
I1It iidJ bisber ieben sommeutdrs.
gsiliOns fdlider ,6eiligeaidcin.
Ger s9afol gIn5eiger", nelher
qegenipdrtig Oie groBte 9lifIage ir.
gen0 einer celtInen 3eitlms bat,
iub neiIt gut intornliert lit. iagt
geatIdj[nros Gtarfe ilH0 Brelti9e
Io1en wdbrruD Der letten 20 @lona.
ie III ben gliigen Der @elt Der.
orfig Snaeuommen, oaB Die oelttide
5fegieriiug tati1fIid nur ben 5or'
serlnacn Der 8eisbeit 5lt folgen
trauht las gLatt ncnnt gSr1ii.
bent @ilion einen fnr8iidtigan
McniGen peIher ben Sicg Der
aliatt onitr2bt, Ger iid) III 3ufunft
as 9lmerifas groBter 6einO beipei.
fen ipiro. Der Br6lioent ueriude,
I'm iein 9ailpt einen faliden
Neilidcnld)ein i'll ipeben.
5ros Oiejer lebten 8emerfitng
0Ianbt man aus Dem eriten Sase
Oieier NIT 9icaicrrnasfreiieu in DE.
rilhrimg ite1enOeu 3eititno erieben
sn fonnen, ooB geuti6lolO I'M BE.
tr15ticin ieiner Gtdrfe iid au
aonSeiiionen berbeiIaiien miro.
@ernrS Del BON ssagulU.
Ger amerifoniihe 9otihdfter
Qlerarb lprab Sanlstag n6eito bel
Tern 5tootsictrtdr 6es glusmdrti.
aen, Serrn BON S5agotp, Dor uHo
bate nit oengieGben cine ettpo cine
ghm0e m6brenOe iniormele lin.
terreoung, iiber oeren synbalt ieOod
nidjts an bic 0efientlidlfeit geOrun.
oen lit.
giirman6 manidlt grud.
lln5mciieIGnit aibt es in Qeutld.
Iono cine groBc 6rieoenspnrtei, mel.
d,er bic @roBfinan3 mo cine grobe
9lasahl 3eitiugen, nie Oas r8erli.
her Iageblatt" Die ulrnnfiurter 3ei.
tnna" mo TAFT ale g1rien. uno io-
sialiTtiifen 9latter anaeboren. audi
uieIe bodangeitelte giegierllngsbe-
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atune bat feine 3eit.

Nrnii0ent AsiIion bot 5enofor
5tone, goriiser oes aouitees fir
Ausipdrtige 9lugeIegenbeiten. 3u ei-
yer geipredpmg fiir beite a6en0
in oas MeiBe 1ans eingeluoen. &C.
nntor stone lieB ieoof outiuor.
ten, 6aB Ell feine 3eit ba6e, oa er
euf belite abeub NIT Dem bineiiidlen
tSeianDten eine aonferef8 pcrabrc.
Get babe. SSufoIaeheiien miro oie
geiptefjung sDtid)et grdiioelt @iI.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1916-01-28

The above mares weigh from
1900 to 1900 lbs, all are bred and
are supposed to be in foaD
3-year-old grey Mare, bred and sup
posed to be in fOal
4 two-year-old Mares, one bay, one
roam and two greys
3 yearling Mare Colts, a brown and
two greys
(The above two-year-olds and
yearlings are extra on size and
have plenty of bone. Some of
these can be developed into ton
weight mares)
Six Mare Colts, from 5 to 6 months
old
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1916-01-28

Brown Norman Stallion, 1900 lbs,
8 years old
Grey Norman Stallion, ton horse,
4 years old
Grey Norman Stallion, 100 lbs, 3
years old
Grey Norman Stallion, ton horse,
4 years old. bought of Durham
of Illinois. Imported in 1919
Bay Norman Stallion coming 2 yrs.
Grey Norman Stallion, z months old
3 Grey Norman Mares, Z years old
Pair grey Norman Mares 5 years old
Bay Norman Mare, 6 years old