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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-02

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The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1917-08-16

The common garden plant called cori-
ander Is found Ia Egypt. Persia and
India. IL has gloDular, grayish seed
corns and Is mentioned twice Ia the Bl-
ble-in Exodus xvi. 81. and in Numbers
XIII.
Damascus Is the oldest city remain
Ing Ia the modern world. II Is first
mentioned la Scripture IA connection
with Abraham Genesis xiv, l5l. whose
steward was native OF the place
CIV. p.
When camel Is pressed beyond its
speed aud Is spent il kneels down. and
nothing IN the world win make it bulge
again. The camel remains where IL
kneels. and where the creature kneels
Il dies.
Where's that man who was always
talking about making a fortune raising
chickensr7
lie has quit botherlng about chick.
ems lie puts the eggs In cold storage"
Washington Star.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1917-08-16

by brining TO their homes little OF
the brightness and cheer that went
away when the soldier boys marched
off to war.
Ihe above paragraph Is taken from
.he August number OF the Designer.
IL was writer by Margery Wells, en-
Titled our Boys Lovely Allies" In
which II told the purpose of the Hon
or Guard. and what Miss Theodore
Booths idea was in forming such an
organization. II is hoped that every
Honor Guard girl will read this article
II should Inspire every member do
live Up 70 orr motto Our trust we
Guard"
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1917-08-16

MISUNDERSTANDING that the Uni.
ted States was going 10 fight until the
world was made safe for democracy.
Elihu Root. head OF the American mis-.
sion. made his first public appearance
here. Mr.. Root spoke 10 a large and
enthusiastic Russian audience gather.
ed under the auspices of the Russian
American Committee for Industrial
and Economic Rapproehement, recent,
ly organized
Mr. Root outlined the causes which
induced America to enter the war
~cheered. encouraged and made en-
thusiastic BY the freedom won by Rus.
STA Who was TO become our ally and
friend. We catered the war" said SIR.
Root "and We are going to fight until
the world has been made safe for dem
oeracy--yours as well as ours-so no
oserbearing military caste SHAH push
you or US OF the sidewalk"
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1917-08-16
EvIdsnlIy : saehsIor BURGLAR.

"Did you get her Jewelryl" asked the
outside man.
Nope" replied the burglar. Il
couldn't lind II nowhere"
Where did you look for it;"
Searched her jewel case and every
drawer In the bureau. aud It wasn't
there"
Did you look to see IL she had Il
onf'
Yep She was asleep, but she didn't
have no rings on her fingers"
"Shucks. You don't know nothing
about the ways OF women. Why didn't
you so into the bathroomi You'd have
found the whole outnt where she left
II on the washstand. Detroit Free
Press.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1917-08-16
WILD DEER AS PATIENT.
Doctor Treats Buck For Shock After
colliding With Auto.

Newton, n. J.-Dr. Whitfield Gray,
state veterinarian for this section. had
the unusual experience OF ministerlng
to wild deer. The doctor was on his
way TO Hainsville where, as IN some
other parts OF this county, pink eye has
become almost an epidemic among
horses. When the doctor was passing
through stretch OF woods buck
leaped out and tried TO cross the road,
bringing up against the doctors car.
The wind shield aud mudguard
OF the ear were broken, aud the buck
fell unconscious. Or. Gray treated the
animals bruises and administered a
restorative and in half an hour the
buck, stln Bit uncertain ON his legs.
rose and walked away.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1917-08-16
HARVARD MAN A "MAID."
Earns SIS BY Housework--Studsnts
Make Ss5.12o In Year.

ware toof i@V IN feafs
Cambridge Mass. .-One Harvard un-
dergraduate elected TO do general
honsework during the last academic
year according 70 the annual report
OF the student employment office.
The sum OF Sl5 which the young
man received for his services leads to
the belief that he either substituted
FOR a REGULAR maid or lost his job after
a moAih % baking and bed making.
Local employment during the last
year gave 0lS Harvard men total
WAGES OF SIS, ie07G Included IA the
OCCUPATIONS followed We're those OF
fnrnaee man, danclng teacher. dancing
pariner, pin boy, model errand boy.
scene shiitar aud oondaetor
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1917-08-16

What is meant d. piston dlsplace-
mens and how is Il t0uredg
The amount Of space IN the rylinder
between tho poIai whore the TOP of the
piston cNncs On le Top OF the stroke
aud the point whore M top Of the pls-
ton comes ON the hoitom OF the stroke.
IL Is figured by squaring the bore and
multiplying by 0TS54 times the stroke
times the number OF cylinders.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1917-08-16
FIRST AID CLASS @
COMBINES ITS WORK
Honor Guard Girls Prepare 60 Receive
Red Cross First Aid Diplomas
Its Aims Briefly Stated by
Well known Magazine.

AS there was only six girls pres
ent at the Honor Guards meeting,
held at the Public Library July 2s.
IL was decided that no business
meetingw i'll he held until September
II. The meeting placed will be an
nounced later.
The First Aid Glass will hold its
regular meetings at 7:45 p. m. at
the City Hall as usual Altho sew
eral OF the girls are away on their
vacation there is much interest shown
by those who are attending. Twelve
girls have their fifty cents for Red
Cross diplomas, which they win re-
ceived after having passed the exam
nations.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1917-08-16

have recently noticed q Jump In my
car when . esrn sho throttle with
load on the engine. II seems as though
the clutch slips out and in again, grab
bina suddenly and producing the jump.
Can you advise me reasrdins this1
The diagnosis which you have made
VI your own case seems 10 fit the evil
donce you have given regarding the
action OF your car The clutch does
not slip out, however. but remains en-.
gagged when occurrences such MS you
have noted take place. What actually
happens Is that the surface OF the
clutch Is In such condition that the
frictional resistance IL not sufficient to
hold the load. N you have leather
fnccd cone clutch the chances are that
the leather has become dry and after
allowing the clutch TO slip for length
OF time In this coalition the face Of
the leather assumes hard glaze.
which prevents Il from taking hold as
IL should. II this trouble has gone too
far the only repair IL 20 replace the
leather fnclng. On the other hand. II
It has Just started TO develop you may
save the leather by thoroughly satu-
rating Il with neatsfOot oil or castor
oil This viii soften the leather aud
give u the easy engagement with the
firm holding power that Il the natural
prerogatlye OF cone clutches.
With some cone clutches there IL a
tendency on account OF the thInncss Of
the material or carclcssness In plnclug
It on the cone. for the copper heads OF
tho rIvcis to project through the lcath.
o. The result IL that the copper bears
against the cast Iron Aywheel aud
causes slipping action. since the co
efficient OF friction between copper and
iron II not high enough 10 Withstand
the. load Of propulsion with only the
pressure Of the clutch spring TO hold
Il engngcd Therefore, should your
clutch be cone. II would be- well 10
examine the surface OF the leather to
see, ilrsi, u the rlyets are properly
rountcrsnnk; second. TO see II the
leather " not glazed aud dry. aud,
third. TO see that the leather IL not
worn cut. II The latter Is tho ease
the only remedy Il 10 replace II.
II the clutch IL disk design, intend
I'd 10 Iun Ia oll, the slipping may be-
iue 10 the accumulation of grease be-
tween the platea. The remedy for this
Is naturally 10 employ some solvent or
something which win cut the grease
from between the plates. Kerosene Il
generally used for this purpose. The
method Of applying the kerosene Will
depend upon how the clutch Is assem-.
blcd aud housed, II there Is an acees.
slble cover plate the kerosene can gen
orally be poured down through this
aud the motor run awhile with the
gears In neutral This will cause the
grease 10 be- washed out. Afterwnrd
the kerosene Is drained aud. the lubrl-
cant renewed
A mistake very often made by own
ers OF cars which have disk clutch
housed with the gear box Is Ia placing
heavy grease IN the gears. forgetting
that thls Will work lts way between
the plates OF the clutch. When this IL
done the clutch very soon begins 10
slip.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1917-08-16

The engine Of my esr runs well when
Il 10 working under . load. but when !,
10 idle u only runs on two cylinders
Nos. I and 4. What can be the trou.
ble9 The car 10 a 1918 model.
The trouble undoubtedly lies In the
fact that when idle the gas generated
does not reach the far cylinders. This
IN probably due TO the present low
grade OF gasoline for the handling Of
which provision was not made when
your car was built. A new aud mod.
ern carburctor equipment designed
especially for low grade gus and this
combined with n good hot air attach
ment 10 the air intake will give you a
better running motor.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1917-08-16
An Appreciation.

"The girls who are its members
find expressioin by bringing TO the
boys on their duty their help. their
eneouragement and the inspiration OF
their presence wherever il n at all
possible. And TO the mothers and
wives at home they aim to give mat
erial help by performing for them
some Of the usual womanly duties ana
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1917-08-16

OF what value or merit are the tire
saving iaoks7
The value lies Ia their purpose. They
are tire saving Jacks. and they do save
the tires. Where tire IN supporting
the weight OF car il is under strain.
You would not care 20 have person
stand ON your foot for a time any
longer than was absolutely necessary,
So with tires. When Il Is not neces.
sary that they bear the strain OF the
ear the tire saver comes In and an
swers good purpose In prolongng the
life OF this rather expensive equipment.
VIII you please tell me the advantages
Of wire wheslsf
Wire wheels give car a snappy ap-
pearance They are more resilient
than wood wheels, effectlng a saving
ON tires They win stand greater
strain than wood wheels IN case OF ac.
cldent OF severe driving. they are
lighter than wood wheels. thus reduc-
ing the amount of unsprung weight,
What Is = good flux Tor welding slu.
mlnum by the aeetyleno proeessa
IL makes great difference whether
you are welding sheet aluminium or
east aluminium what fux you should
use, Zinc chloride Is used quite fre-
Quently, but the best satisfaction can
be secured by purchasing from the
large welding concerns The proper fuS
These are secret formulas which have
beeu worked OUT by the chemists OF
these concerns. and while you viii
have 10 pay little more for them. the
better results justify their use
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1917-08-16

On opening a storage battery which
was out OF order found In tho bottom
srd extending up about one third on
the plates Of Il . gray Jelly substance
What IL Il and wnat 10 the cause Of
such an accumulation
The accumulation may have been
mud accumulatlons formed from dc.
poslts by the dislntSyration Of active
material from the positive plato. Thil
accumulation is due 90 the gradual dis.
integratlon OF this material from ,harg.
Ing and discharging and also 10 mate.
rial getting looscned by vibration.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1917-08-16

What would be the effect Of a sal
water solution on different parts Of
notor2 Please tell me whether or no
II is Injurious and how.
Yon undoubtedly refer TO salt wa
ter solution when used as radiato
antl,freoxe. You may or may not know
that the hardware. propellers, etc, ol
ocean going yachts are made OF bronf
or brass because of the fact that iron
no matter how dressed with paint, vii
quickly rust due 10 the action OF th
salt water The same trouble viii oc
cur II II is used IN motOrcar engine.
Milford chronicle., 1917-02-23
NEWARK, N. J.

Fruit and Produce. Wanted by
Bergen. E. E. & Co. Inc-2S Commerce
Butter. H. y. d Co.'S Commerce
Clller Wu. $500 Commerce
bonner. .Denholtz Co. Inc. 81 Commerce
DOrnbush. ". ...........1S Commerce
Fireman. Morris d Co..76 Commerce
Garris Mcclellan s. Go. - Commerce
Klein Bros ..-.-....-.@0 Commerce
Nendelowi-cl. J.-.-.....16 Ferry St.
Aie-a4. e. IS. 81 Lo-...Is Commerce
S.ris. Samuel .----...52 Commerce
S-arlicE. u q Co.
"elss. Uacis 81 Co.....s0 Commerce
VOTERS. G. * Cc.-...- - Commerce
Apples and Pears Wanted by
Do-Illsll, ~ ...-.....1S Commerce
Ee2S and Butter. Wanted by
Iu1e Bros Eie.er Co .I0Z Mulberry
Fish and Crabs. Wanted by
stone Fish Co..-...3 .3S-40 Center Nlki /
oysters and CLANS. Wanted by
q Burnett Co Inc. r. Mulberry /
Sweet Potatoes. Wanted by
-I Iner William 5s-ru Comm r-cc
Milford chronicle., 1917-02-23
sELBYVILLE.

The Parent Teacher Association held q
meeting 90 Monday evening al the school
house An interesting and amusing eu-
ItertaiHmeut was given by The teachers
and pupils after the business part vi The
meeting was disposed Of.
Emory MeCabe and M.ss Mary Hud-
son were married on Thursday Of Iasr
. week az the home of 3ir. and Irs. Jacs
/ Middleton in Georgetown.
! Many ot The goIa- people ef this town
attended "a dance held a- Berlin. Nd. on
N9liaE evening.
Sins. Eastls Matthew'S has 1I-s. Lo--
EMO Cannon of S-afard a- d -ee-. this
week
The roads around SelbyvIH= have been
perfectly dreadful Tor The past week. Au-
tomopiles are practically useless. George
smith started 10 Berlin In his BuicE
roadster on sunday evening He only
got about half mile from town when
his car became stuck iu the mud and he
had 10 leave il in the road until Monday
morning
Many citizens Of this town were great
iy shocked 10 learn Of the death Of Pre-
siding Elder Martindale. He was known
and revered by many church people here.
Miss Maude McCabe spent the week
end with her aunt Mrs Edward 5
Whaley, in Bishopviue.
Miss Elizabeth McCabe gave a BIRTH 4
day party on Thursday evening to cele-
brate her eleventh birthday
There will be a debate held al the
school house on Monday evening. The
subject win be Resolved. That Pursuit
is More Conducive 10 Happiness than
VIM. r. Tubbs and Miss
Minnie McCabe affirmative. and f. V.
Baker and Mrs. Horace C. Evans. mega
tive A very interesting discussion is
expected and the public is cordially in
vited, as it is under the auspices Of the
Parent Teacher Association.
Little May McCabe, the daughter o.
Mr.. and Mrs. James b. McCabe. has
been quite sick with lagrippe the past
week. n
Dr and Mrs Martin Of wyoming. have ,
been visiting her mother and sister. Mrs
Maggie Davis and Miss Eva Davis.
a Lyceum Festival viii be held in Z
9rankford next week. and many Of our s
own people expect 10 attend. as the ,
'toHe road makes travel so very much
asier
Milford chronicle., 1917-02-23
PHILADELPHIA
Apples, Wanted by

Appitss Wanttu D9
Rothstein & Son..........420 S. 2nj
Butter Country, Wanted BY
Nice & shreiber Co. ....6-10 S. Water
Butter, Eggs, Cheese. Wanted by
Aver & Mckinney. .222 X Delaware Az
Butter, Eggs, Poultry. Wanted by
Haldeman. JG.& Bros. 231S-24 Market
Kelsey a. R.....- Cor. ID K Call0whill
Hellerick FRANK q Co...120 CallOWhill
CLANS and crabs, Wanted by
Bay FISH Co..--.--........S21 y. 2nd
schoch, George Y...319-21 5. Water
Corn. Cob and Shelled, Wanted by
Bastian G.H&Bro. 1887 E.Passayunk ay
Shute, E. L. q CO....3114 Chestnut St.
Street, Sidney L Sons 3Ist & Chestnut
Cow Peas & Seed Corn Wanted
Simon. l. y. & Son...........6 Front
Eggs, Wanted by
Aver & Mckinney. .222 n. Delaware av
Nice & Schreiber CO....6-10 S. Water
Eggs and Butter, Wanted by
Bowers, R. A. Company 9&11 N.Water
Eggs and Poultry, Wanted By
Clevenger, Geo. F.. 1892 n. Water
Coulbourn NJ. L........132 Callowhill
Reifsnyder, H. c. 1884 40th St. Mkt
Stein. Edward P & Co. .30S S. Front
fhurber' Stephen .......11 S. Water
Milford chronicle., 1917-02-23

Ginseng s Golden Seal. Wanted by
Boehner. WIN. !. & Co. I5s-l63 " 25th
Furs and hides. Wanted BY
Sayer, II. G. Co. .......---5s lth Ave
Guineas, Pigeons, squads, Wanted By
Klein. ]. 3L...-..-....5I1 Washington
E-aEaur Pcl.try Co. Inc 1924 is Ave
scLweirEar, Nathan Co-. Inc.
2S9-sl Washington
Poultry Dressed. Wanted By
Heinemau Bros. .217-zl Washington
Hurley. William C.-....-564 Hudson
H0eAn. Jacob .......-295 Washington
Suececor. J. l. & sons. 60 Barclay
Poultry and Eggs, Wanted by
Bsrman. Jos. c., 49 Wash Ave. 3 klyn
Dressed and Calves. Wanted
". J. Co. Inc. .423 ". l4th
Poultry live, Wanted by
kassel. DAVID c. 16-17-IS 18Th Ave
nrakaur Poultry Co. Inc. 1924 18th a'
Woiowitz. n. 3. Inc. 1872 18th Ay
Poultry and Squads, Wanted by
Heineman Rros. 217-21 Washington
Poultry, Squads, Eggs, Wanted
Durham. y d sons. 515 Washington
Squads. Wanted by
-f5iueuzn Bros. ..-2I7-21 Washington
Klein. ]. H. -.-.....-31l Washington
5c4W eitzer. Nathan 20. Inc.
2S9-9I Washington
Terrapin and Turtle, Wanted by
loole & CO..--...-.--....2 204 Front
Milford chronicle., 1917-02-23
RoxANA.

The household goods Of Mr.. and Mrs
z. T. West were sold on Saturday at
their residence here. Mrs. West viii
leave in a short time TO make her home
in Philadelphia where her husband has
employment
Miss Mae West Of Millville. was a week
end visitor Of Miss Allie Lockwood.
Mrs. Selby Hickman is in at this writ -
ing.
Mrs. Myrtle Torbert has returned 10
her work in Philadelphia.
Miss Jennie Hudson Of Selbyville has
been spending a few days with her sis
ter. Mrs. Orlando Lynch
Elbert Dawson left on Friday. after
spending sometime with his family here
Mrs. Mallie West has been spending a
few days with Mrs. Emma c. Lynch.
Miss Miriam Lynch and Mrs. Ethel
Dawson and niece were visitors at Lewes
on Friday and Saturday.
c. ". Wilgus Of the L. S. Coast Guard
at Fenwick's Island. was home with his
family on Tuesday.
Milford chronicle., 1917-02-23
FRANKFORT.

W. $ Davies visited his mother re-
Gently who has just entered her s0.a
year.
"A carload 81 potatoes was loaded here
This week. The dealers paid S2.I0 per
o-sael for The -ubers
Ar. and Nrs. Gardner Calhoun Of
Georgetown, have been visiting ar. and
-lr+- David j. Long. who reside near
t9Ra.
Mrs. Lizzie Ions Ntss,=y of WhaIey-
I vile, A--, las been Visiting relatives
here
/ 3iiss Margaret Goodhaad. of Uppter
F-i-H4-a-. is visiting Miss Audrey lay
/ ton. Niss Go1lhaud's father was form
erly pastor W. the 1I. E. Church here.
Ward and Fuman Long are making
good proTress with their warehouse.
Mrs Jennie Lewis has purchased
new Vic,rola
The Ladies' Auxiliary Society met on
Friday night al The home Of Mrs Mar
,ha Cannon, The next meeting VIII be
held with Mrs. Andrew Eashum
The T.mmons Literary Society held a |
meeting Friday at which a good program |
was rendered. a number Of visitors were
present.
AIr. clifford attended the opening Of 1
the new high school in Wilmington last
Friday
Capt. John Il Long has returned after
a visit in North Carolina.
A local teachers institute was held
here last week. with a good number in
attendance. Addresses were made by /
DR.. Wagner. Commissioner Of Education.
and i. j. Hardesty, Superintendent Of
Schools. Dr. Wagner spoke on How to
Capitalize Teaching Experience"
Mr. and Mrs Atwood Lynch OF snow
hill. Nd, have been visiting her par
snts. Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip Walls.
Last Saturday Stanley Short colored.
ad the end Of one Of his fingers cut OF
- a clipping machine at the basket fac
.-.y.
Benjamin Jones. carrier of Route 9,
has been taking a vacation for few
lays Edgar is substituting for him.
j. Lynn Layton and George Bunting.
who have been on the Mexican border.
nave been mustered out Of the military
service and are taking a quiet vacation
With their parents.
Phillips Morris and Miss Lydia Hand
'ock, OF near town, were recently mar
led.
I
week end visitor Of Miss Harriet Gum
meeting OF the Parent Teacher Asso- ,
iation was held Monday evening in the
High School building. s. j. AIessicS.
Who was delegate to the State Associ-
tion which met in Dover last week.
made very interesting report Of that
Meeting. Prof. C. Timmons gave an
Interesting report of the opening Of the
uPont School in Wilmington. which he
ttended. Rev. Strickland talked on
The Value Of Education to the Child "
liss Steele told the Association that her
hief difficulty is poor attendance on the :
art Of the pupils. Dr.. Wagner made 7
he principal address Of the evening
lis subject was the proposed tax revi-
ion law. The meeting was well attend
d by the patrons Of the school
The Timmons Literary Society Of the {
C entertainment at the school house on
rankford High School will give a pub y
riday' March End at p. m. A good
rogram will be prepared and cordial
lvitation is extended 10 all =
Milford chronicle., 1917-02-23
TO GROWERS, PRODUCERS AND
nnrHAHEnn

Special efforts are being made 20 fur
nish growers, producers and shippers
with names and addresses ot re-a BILE
Arms that want products from this PEN
insula
No firm VIII be listed. knowingly.
whose reputation for honesty is question
ed.
The publisher VIII be pleased TO learn
Of any firm. Glsted Or notJ having receIv-
ed your products in good condition, and
falling 20 make just returns for same
within a reasonable time
Collections VIII be made for the ship
Per.
WARNING do not consigu your pro-
ducts % irresponsible firms Offering more
than the market value for them.
You can DO much better, 0u the whole,
shipping To firms that want your pro-
ducts, than shipping 10 those who DO not
ask for, or, perhaps do not desire them.
Write 20 those listed; ask FOR Market
Reports. tell them what you have for
sale; find cut how they wish your uro-
ducts graded packed and shipped Don
split your c0usigumeuts in The same f!
market
Mention the Chronicle when writing I
FRANK a DOERISGER.
los Railroad Ave. Milford. Del 4