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Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-07-08
Seri9nnpft.
SSSapam fritiiiert Ame>
rifas GBinae e8Olitif.
@ill ieIbit Elm 8urt mitreSen.

2oiio, 15. Suni. Ypitberi9t.)
Dos 9prseben Der Ser. Stoaten, irls
benz iis auf sissns Sanb eine got. on
China ridtetsn unb ginistsit prebtss
ten, piro bier Isbboft beiprphsn unb
often Der 4nIibt ausorud sessbsn,
bob ss beher sefpeien mare. ipenn BE
amsritanii4e Rseieruns iiA DOrher
nit Sopon beroten uno nnnn nit sSns
pan semeiniam Sdritte eetan bate,
aniatt es Sipsi Sose ipdter 5u bes
nodri6tissn. Sn Der iapaniIAeu
PrelIe unb in Resisrungsireifen fpirh
Der 8unid ansebeutst, boB Die Der.
Stoatsn nit Sapan elm glbtomHen
trsffen, ppnoh in pihtieen, China
betrsfFmben Grosen Sapon um gfni
aefrngt tptrben IpIIte. Nsbnlins 3us
aeItdnbniHe iollen bereits ppn @roB.
britanuisn uno 5rantrsi1 semahi
iporben iein. Die sSopnn Simes".
cine bolbamtlidt 3eituns, sttiert bh
9leuberung zines bpben 8eomten i'm
Iusp6rtigen 9lmt, bob il9 itbt ou
bette @eIesenbeit fir Sopan biett, Iei'
ne Rs9ts ;u bertreteu, unb bob Sa.
pnns rationale @riItena perlnngs, boS
es IorsfGItig feline Sonberitelluns
China sessniiber bstpobre, bic ola
dbnIi9 6erienigen Der Der. Staotsu.
Msrito segsniibsr besei6nst pirb,
Die Der. Staaten tpiirben iih ieben.
fans nub ooeessn bertpnbrsn, boS
Sopon iib in bic meyitaniIden anses
Iesenbsiten mii4s.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-07-08
Ans HnblanO.
sRbrsre Der sun. euiaten.


@etrograS, 8. SuIi. General
aaIeoiues, Der Iestes Sobr Bel ei.
mem 0lniienaneriff $4,000 @efau.
gene erbeutete uno oils Der ge.
5tuirser Der 2usf.6ront befonnt
lit, lit sum vSetnnu" ooer Siibrer
Der 0on-aoioten ernannt iuoroen.
Die Gage in @ariGan.
StodboIm, 8. SuIi. 9rei Iid,
iett in Stodbolm aufboItenoe 30.
len, 90. Sheto. friiberes N1itoIieo
oeS ruiiiidleu Oberbauies, 9obiesfi
uno Sobonsfi, boben fir Die 9oIen
in @oridou eiuen aufrnf erIaien.
sic bebaupten, oob Die 9eute in
DEN StroBen Sunoers Iterben. gebn.
Iid)e beoauerIid)e 8uit6noe ioIIen IN
onberen SeiIen 9oIens, beion6ers
in 2ooa, berrihen.
Sisetsfeer.
petroerao, 8. SSiIi. @rcbe @en.
gen beeeiiterter 9iireer ourmsoaen
beirte nit Den giIoern oes Rrieas.
miniiters aerensfp ino oes Gene.
rails 9riiiiiloff Die StroBen, m1b.
reu0 anoere BON oen Seitenpegen
ino 8oIfons Sobnen lmo Saihen.
tiider ihiuenfteu, 5ur sSeier nes er.
item Sieges Der ruiiiiden 9trmee
ieit ser HenoIution.
SsepubItt iltrdns.
@etrogroo, 8. SuIi. Ole geatio.
noIperion1nIilng, pelbe bie 9e.
.pobner Der ltfr1ne oertritt, iett lire
Sibnngen in aieip fort, uno bot
cine art bon aobinett eineeiest,
einihIieBIi1 zines arieasoeparte.
ments un6 zines guspGrtieen gnt.
tes.
AuarhiiteHfuri eeitHrtnt.
Tetroerao, 8. SuIi. Cine abtei.
lung Goiafen erItiirrnte beite ouf
9efebl Der probiioriihen 9tegieritng
Die 8i1a bes friiberen WfiniIters
0uronobo, Die felt gLusbruf Der
HeboIlttion oas Souptquortier Der
MarinoIiiten uno glnordiIlen ee.
tpeien mar. glIs bic Goiafeu, Die
@efebI batten, 8erbreder unter ben
Slnarfiiten 5u berbaften, in ben Sof
oes @cbduoes einoroneen, fpuroen
mebrere Bomber getporfen, Die ie-
bod niht erpIo6ierten. Sm @e.
bdlihe ieIbit fonoen bic 4oiofen bic
2eihe eines befonrten gIuarhiIteu,
namens afin, Der angebIif SeIbit.
mor6 begdngen batte. gerbaftitu.
gen furtroen boreenommen, un6 bic
@iua befin6et iid iett in Sen San.
Sen Der Eriippen.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-07-08
Somplott
Sir St6rung Der ShifiGbrt auf
ben Seen.
8irb bOn gnnbesaseuten nRterindt

0aTbinaton, 3. gull. 8uHoesogens
ten Fnb nit Der lluteriudung zines
aneebIibeH ausgeoebnten GompIotts
beI9Gftigt, bic S9iffabrt ouf ben
@roben Sesn gu bernt6ten ooer 5n
it6rsn un0 ooDur9 bic plGne Der
Regierung fir ben SranspOrt bon
Robrungsmitteln unb ariegsmaterial
aus ben tpeitli6:n Staaten mad Der
otIontiT9sn 51iiite 3unidte gu mos
den.
gs iinb nod feline 8srboftungen
porgenommsu norben, bod III angebs
lib bic idnobiIde Rsgisrung aufges
forbert iporoen, BEL Der QufTpiiruns
Der 8srIdn0rsr mit3ubeIfen. 4uf
bi: @erIdp0rungen, bic bermutIi9
bon 8eutihen unO beuti6frsunoIi6sn
QmsritanerE angs3sttelt puroen, tpers
ben msbrere S4iffsunfdLIe. Defenders
in Der gsdbe oes Sault Sts. Worits
Rnnols 3uriidssfiibrt, 70 .. 9. bas
Sintn oss Dampfers .SarOnio"
uuO rpentseoit Witden" an Der
WiinOuns bes Soos6luHes, pobur4
Der Sonal blodisrt fpsroen foute; fsrs
nsr bos Sinten bes 9ompfsrs .gs'
netinn" i'm DetroitfIuB, iofpis Der
9erfu4, ben 0ampfsr DMndinnc"
nit 8puamit in bic Cuff gu iprens
gen. Die sanioga II" Duros in
8ronb geiebt unb bic Mnldinsrie b;r
rRioeara" uuo .5np Dee III" sers
fort. 2tGe bieis 59iife pnrsn i'm
8egriff, pom Observation-Disclosures
iibernommen gu Deroen.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-07-08
Nad 8Olferretbt
SIT Strafuerfabreu stsen bents
ideu WiarincOiii5ier umsuIdiiis
8sbauptet iein aniualt.

philadelphia, 3. Suli. Dos i'm
9unbssgsridt idnebsnbsn Strnfpers
fnbrsn gs9sn 9npitdn Mor 2bisris
9eus, ben friiberen aommonbeur bss
beutiden 5nnbelsidgerS .grin5 GiteI
6riebri9". lit, nie Der anpolt bes
anpitdns 6shauptst, noh 8oltsrrsHt
un3uI1iiis @r bat Lie Rie0erTdlas
9ung bet antIngs. fpel9e ouf
Sdmusgeln unO gsrlebune bes
RanusGeisbes iddttt, bsnntrngt.
Die ange5li.sen 9ergsben linb. ME
ss in Der 9seriinbung oes Qntrosss
beiBt. Dor geeinn bes arisses bes
Bonnsn un5 5bisridens mub na6
Oem aris9e Deuti6lon0 iibergeben
uno Dor Elm osutidss ariegseeridt
geItellt peroen.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-07-08
NusiAreitnngen
Der SOlpaten se9en Die Sosia.
Iiiten miRbillist.
GrflGran9 Oes 8unbernenrs.

Bolton, 8. SuIi. @ouberneitr
NcGon bot cine @rfIGrung erIoi-
iert, in ipeIher ct oie bon SoIoaten
in Uniform beganeenen Storineen
Der io3iaIiitiihen Born6e beflogt.
sic boben iifl oaourh geeen Die
0is5ipIin bergatoen, II. ibr 8erboI.
ten tpiro bon ben fommonoierenoen
glrn1ee- unb Marineoffi5ieren itren-
ge nliBbiIligt. Der @oltberneur
bat bon oen Wilit1rbeb0roen Die
8uiihering erbaIten, onb iie dbnIi-
DE g(itsidlrcifungen berbinoern iper.
BEN.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-07-08

Fir 0en GntIpurf einer 5apierz
tsitsmsbaiue bat osr Stem gorter
GunRIer 2(1dn 9. 9sipman sinsn
prsis Don $500 erbalter
aoni3 gonItnntin ron Gries
DEMAND uno fsine Jomiiie inb CUR
9ur in Ct. Tloris in Der Shpsi3
eingetroffen.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-07-08
Simes<' iuarnt
0egen UOrSeitiac 5reuoe iibsr rniiiide
Cfieniipe.

9onOon, 3. SuIi. 0os Bieoersrs
pahsn Der ruiiiidsu admpftdtistsit
mirc BON o0sn 3eitungsu. msiIt Obne
aommentore. gsmslbet. Die s1imeS"
uno 3psi dnosre 3situHgen begriiBen
0ie SFfeniiDe RuBlanos als cine gra
mutigung fir bic elaiierten. iparnen
a6cr eegen por3eitige 0liidpiini6e.
Shrere Sample Ttdnbtn ben Rufsu
5epor, oa gr5s3anp fart beFsitigt lei,
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-07-08
gdraerfretbett.
gsrein sielt nuf Shuk iuabreHO bes
sfrieges.

Retp gprt, 8. 3uIi, gum S4use
Der 9iirgsrfreibsit ndbrsnO bes
Rriegs bat Die ameritoniine ilnion
gegen MiIitarismus Elm 8ursau ges
griinoet, psIhss one ouf bic grboIs
tung Der OerfaTunssmdbisen Redte
binSielenben geitrebunsen 5uiommens
foiieu nil.
DDS Bureau ipirb qsrionsn. bersn
Rs9i perlsbt nirb, nit Rot unter>
itiiBen. Den Sang bes ariegss iDia
oos 8ureou nidt bseintrd6tissn.
Wiillionen fiir Gnglanb.
@aIbington, 8. Suli. 8robbriton.
MEN bat BON SefretGr W1c9lboo mel.
tere $25,000,000 erfoIten. Ole
Snntme Der GinIeiben on GngIano
lit oaourdl ouf $685., 100000 geffie.
gen. Gie aaiierten 8uiamnen bo5en
81, DAB 100000 erbLIten.
aoblenitreif.
0iaoiionpiae, aD.. 3. ssuli. @on
10000 Grubenarbeitern i'm Deit.
Iiden 9eiIe BON aentudp iinO beute
Gu Bro5ent om Streit. Sic berlan.
gen hoberen 2obn uno before ar.
beitsbeoingungen. Die arbeiterfiib-
rer glnuben. 0aB oie Goblengruben
ee5plngen iein peroen, oen 9etrie6
ein3ulteleH, ipa5 Die 8rubenbeiiecr
beitreIfcn.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-07-08
Serlenft.
Gin sriehiiber 3eritDrcr i'm
Miittelmeer.
gun 6ran5uien bemannt.

qoris, 8. SuIi. Der sris6ii6s
3srit0rsr p0pTa", bemonnt nit frons
8Oiiihen Sffi3iersn uno SpIboten, lit
am %. SUM- i'm Mittslmeer bur9
cine @rpluiion Osrisnft iporOen. 20
Munn Iino srtrunfen. Ser 3erItOrer
estortierte Elm SanpeIsfdiff, peI9es
100 Yorbs npn ibm entfernt mar.
6oDuno, 8. SuIi. Der fpaniT6e
0dmpfsr 3DaOntierrat", peI6er bier
eintraf, meIbet. oob er auF Der 5o6rt
in Der Ndbe 6es 9ofens BON 8arces
Iona bon einem beuti6en Sau9boot
oneebaltsn tnurbs, pelhes brei
S9iife auf Jpn abgob. In9 griiFung
Der S9iffspapiere gsituttsten bic
Oeutf4en benz 0ampfer, feline 6obrt
fort5ufeben.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-07-08

9OtiO, 8. Suli. 0as linier6rii
bat na9 bibtssr 8tbdte NIT sinei
Webrbeit bon ITO Gtimmtn etne gae.
ToIution fir Elm mibtrouenspotun
segsn bic Reeisruus Deriporfeu. gu,
ito OSoti, Giibrsr Der tonTtitntioneI.
len qnrtsi, sriff bsIonbers 6i. Re
sieruns tpssen ibrer glOIitit in Chino
on unO mari ibr pOr. baB fis Ti9 Dor
ben Der. StunteR burh beren Rot,
on China babe iibertOIpeIn IoFsn.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-07-08
aoblenitreif.

- Cir 5er6eri gtfr6o6m Gree.
Elm bsriibmter S9auipieisr. 1T in
9onoon geitorbsu.
- Tsr .Gudi BIZ mi0i" in His5a
Bat 81 Gbren Qnlerifds osn Ramea
sGuai Ser Ser. Staatsn" srbdIten.
Milford chronicle., 1917-06-22
MILFORD EMERGENCY HOSPITAL

Mrs. Ella Bailey Of Pennington was
admitted this week.
Master Francis Porter Graham. of
Harrington, arrived at the hospital on
Saturday morning, June 9th. Mother
and boy are doing we'll.
Donations received at the hospital
this week have been flowers from
Mrs. DerricksOn, Lincoln; one dollar
from Mrs. Ruth Evans, Milford Neck;
from Mrs. Harry South
ard, Miss King. and J. B. Hill; veg
etables from Mrs. Pollard, Mrs.
Schuler, and from two friends; a pair
Of handmade orutches from Abner
Wiley; two dollars to the Charity
tund from friend. fTedeTi0d, tiiiiifss !;
Mrs. 1 W. Belts, has asked for two
1ozen empty jars, Mrs. Warren Dar-
Dy wants six jars, while Mrs. George
H. Hall and others have asked for
ars to fill. All this will be a help
o the hospital next winter and the
management cordially thanks all for
heir gifts.
Milford chronicle., 1917-06-22

agencies are not equipped to do, and
works through all other forms Of
charity and relief when it is possible
to do so. 1t provides and trains
women who can take the place OF
the skilled nurses now in the hos
pitals, so those nurses can go to war
zones. 1t does not send unframed
women to war zones
When Red Cross units are ac-
cepted by the Government for duty
at the front they are financed by the
Government, except N emergencies,
when it is Impossible TO obtain Gov
ernment action quickly enough The
Red Cross work for which contribu-
ton and pledges are asked is work
that is not being done by the Gov
erment and Will not be, and yet which
must be done if we are to be a hui
name people.
The workers who Will call upon
Delaware people during the week /.
expect to ind not only a willingness /
to give but an anxiety on the part OF |
every one to be identified, no matter .
in how small a way, with this effort, /
for it is first of all to devote its ener-
gies to the care Of our American boys.
Milford Contributes to Work.
At an enthusiastic Red Cross meet
ng in Armory Hall Tuesday evening
he citizens of Milford started the ball
rolling when they subscribed liber-
lilly to the work. The meeting was
by former Attorney Gener-
Il Robert H. Richards, of Whining
on, and Henry Mayer of Dover, and
ollOwing their talks subscriptions
we're taken. Following the meeting
t was announced that lightweight
'ersons had contributed $3O96. The
I. D. Caulk Company. whose large
.ental laboratories are located in
lilford. have declared a dividend of !
ne per cent on their S1,00O000 cap
tai for Red Cross work. On We'd
esday the various teams in Kent and
usseX County commenced a cam
aign Of education in the rural sec
ions and the results are expected to
e satisfactory. Up until Thursday
yening the sum collected in Milford
mounted to S464O77, and in Bridge
ille S1,S2400, has been collected.
ith a promise of $4,000 or more. It =
up TO some of the other towns to !
ust1p U
Milford chronicle., 1917-06-22
PERSONAL MENTIONS

Mrs Thomas Powell from .l.,9l Cantor
MA a. IS visiting Delaware irlenIS, ,.,o -
ma, 1lrs Angeline Marsnail is ,9,,, able ro3 10
he I'd down stairs once more Ou' "0'
able to walk around ye' cam
Cow Evans N mosUlgi sunday. and spent
Pridsf, bril- dsv Ma %ith 09 Milford relatives and
ifiSna. %Ts George Hudson ma; and io5 SON 9nes55 G5
/ camden. n. j., were Week Week g5l% Prettvman
If S'ie her sister, Mrs. George rre''' -l'
Of Milford .,,o11 Tones,
Allan D. Jones and Marshall illness lines,
s.or 80 racuperating from recent lils's1 st
after after TetuP9i TretuTPned to their businesses al
Pittsburgh i5age and philadelphia, .,,,,,
with m her small sen, ,.a Riena[u Y c.. s.o ar II
-riyed, IN tbe Asiiui summer with her parents
Z 7Pene and Mrs. S. John Abbott
Milford chronicle., 1917-06-22
BOYS MAKE GOOD AT MlLLSBORO

Hon. Henry A. Houston of Mills
boro reports satisfactory service Civ
en- by five Wilmington boys who
picked berries on his farms. The
boys lived in a cottage back of Mr..
Houston's home, cooking their own
meals and doing all their own work.
They stuck to the job like veterans,
and. best of all. wanted other work
later on. Boys like this serving so
fair as an employer as Mr.. Houston.
can hardly fail to good work.
Boy labor is to be used on a large
scale in the white potato fieLds Of
eastern Virginia, the CitY/6f Rich
mond having sent to tR6 Peninsula
1000 boy scouts to pick up potatoes.
These boys are organized and di-
rected in military style, and are
sure to pick up many bushels of po-
tatoes this year and be ready for
more exacting service next year, if
the need should develope.
During corn thinning season it is
the best kind of business to see that
only the very strongest stalks are
left in every hill The State Expert |
ment Station has shown that if only
the weak stolks are left the yield |
may be reduced as much as twenty |
four bushels per acre. OF course no |
one expects to leave only weak |
stalks, but if any at all are left in
place of strong ones removed a
traction of this loss is certain to re-
suit.
With crimson clover seed promis-
ng to bring the highest price in
ears 1T will probably pay to save ev-
N the seed, borne by plants grow
ng in waste places. Such seed may
'e collected readily by means Of a
lome made stripper, and later plant
d in the null. Every seed is going
o count this year and next.
W. c. PELTON,
Georgetown.
Milford chronicle., 1917-06-22
MILFORD RED CROSS

al ! ne BED ''t, cross is daily adding to 59e s9e
C,an ive hership and now has about soO
memSeI lonlSers s enrolled, with the expectadi eta
mennpS' men If having at least two thousSH,u ,li,
I,bers LLo. ~ harrington, as an au1Li- %
ille,,i9J ias of the Milford Branch IS uoins .aS
iaLs HnissnJid work and they are lnteTesCeu s.o -
spa Sp,gISi sctive in making up nospltal - gai
anu nts and in all ways OF doing ms MS
mems nh;t Milton and Lincoln viii soon 5'loi
10 % %auxiliaries of Milford, ana We W.
conn Tba coiored people OF Milford u,jtf on
u,ni1ed an auxiliary week ago, "lol onl
membership of thirteen 70 star ,,,ore 'r'
a AM ns"t9I eTnect to enroll many NOR NOR,
, Tbis NIL is the first auxiliary orsSNr~S S neo
Il i''1 6aIaware among the coioreo Pe1 ,a'
a nio and they have been congIa.u ',,a /,
+ "a III and welcomed by the De'' T" %
Chanter in wilmington. 60, a,
n a. An appeal has been issued "A 10 GO. ..
-,e4arca -4 81 and funds. The Reu a, - CIU,
l. ssh, tbn oniv recognized agency thLous o
lie ,ybich one may help to take SIo1D EatT
se tga M'.'' wounded OF the nation n Ile'P 10.
raeleI ,ns 10 support its field .,aIos anu %
re hhosnst5ls. hoen5- its doctors. rs nurses
Toiu now!
Milford chronicle., 1917-06-22
DELAWARE WILL now
have FULL REGIMENT
blowing Conference AT Washing
ton Governor Townsend An
N nounced Third Battalion
Had Been Authorized.

FolAing a trip to Washington'
GovernN John G. Townsend, Jr -
anuounc\ to the commissioned ono
ers Of thAwo batallions Of Delaware
that he IN received the necessary
permission raise a full regiment
OF infantry \Governor Townsend S
announcemenNvas greeted with ap-
piause by the Hcers at the meeting
Who realized tn. unless such an or
SANITATION was mt from Delaware
fbe state troops wrld lose their iden
tity when sent int the federal SER
vice. .n
al If is up to the peoe of the stat,
~ see that it is immedAglv filled up
mis- NJ 5s means the additionN four NOR,
do,nnanies. ,,,7 as well as Aer unit
q ,Tbicb i- 20 to make up a lVment 0
,,fantrv y cont Governor ToWnnd vii
1 iii.,,,s :nsTe = q proclamation withlF fe,
is9I bours calling for volunteers tn
# noIaWare I'oIav outfit. Just where Y me-
connanies lgT1, will be located HeeASnC
- voin vot been made known, but tnlss s.
= gossiblv depend upon the sece, =,
'' w6ich respond the best TO the api
L., for men.
Milford chronicle., 1917-06-22
CAREY SUCCEEDS FURNISS

r,-o-b IT, Carey, Of Milton, n4'
30 JOSEF Elected as once Deputy MAI Mar
been been Igletd by United states FAIRY, at %il- Sa.
ming'Gn I1.g IN sussex suls County all his lie,
lived IN as 0Ve9Ts wears old and is married,
He 5, Is Gorev's 90 family will continue 10
MI; Oarey ~ Milton. where he has eA-
reslqe iC.o ~ bnejnesg interests. For sew S-
ten5ive ..eope pu' he has been in the LUMBER l,
;;ass 9rai yesis He succeeds ex-state IS sen n
stor Samuel J. Furnlss' +ba ofic,
Sussex County who Who toOH onnuai all salary
two years ago at ssVU, aitbaf' mat he wa
Vii with the understanding IN oIaI later: p bu
u i'r nave a better paying loD iceT1 came 70
for some reason that neter ut;en and tn
\ pim~hsnce mir his resignaldlooonr, '
annointrnent nm Of his successor
Milford chronicle., 1917-06-22
MILFORD GRANGE

u,te members are all mus, n1S'inSt hut all
Tn Vdifferent lines OF woIh; pSe Ss+ur-
tnelr Eed to try to SPAR; p.;on oiii' Come,
are a srnoon to recreatlonfi S few hours
day day. n be sociable ,,sare for Mrs. IIw Cub
at Mill Mrs. Dill have invited 'ii's
A Abage 1g. u;oh-
Ns Dis are TO bring sanaWleIl. san-lsl !.
Coffee will be ser'eu'
sale. 49,. how.
nment committee Ia, Ia, !
ement Of the Panty ~,
Nmov'a benefit, Iepg, ~,
'la''-'--@A0er and SIT from ~ ~
------~---N Nienge the su
swell
Milford chronicle., 1917-06-22
sUSSEA ROLL OF HOMO

s,,,o,ring men have been NIst
/ !l9 i91. iCa,+sin James W. CanNn.
~ re IN addition to those repN-
!i9s ,,,a,nbers of Company -
onjs E. Kubler, Milford Ne
charles Neibert, Milton
Iosenb Porter, Houston. n
Cenrre W. Peterson, Milton,
Syoil9ce f. WAGNER Mllloto'
14s-.,s q Workman, SeaIofu'
IraIter p. Smarts. Blades
4eS.,'ar5 II. Gilbert, Blades
C1ar5e r. Thompson, Laure-'
William G. Rowe SealoI"'
E5gar II. Moore, Blades.
1Iuton s. Coulbourn, SealoI9'
co.ga " Mnigan. SeaIoru.
Go5.r3ond b. McCOllister, oeaIolu'
Nedford L. Watson JI.s "a So
HTrbur y. Records, SeaIoroi.; but
The Following men have appIllSo ,cai Se,i
80 rejected Oh account OF pls p;,,. 80 as
TS,-,biiifv. They deserve equally oc, %
,,,T', raTcb credit as those VINO "e'e
ceP59o. 259o. wheeler, Milford, defective
eyfSiSsr Elmer II. Graham, Milford deie''
i've r5Fard 4e9TlIs J clendanial, Milton ply
ical disability r., defectiv
Harry Bryan Laurel
/ teeth. ,,,ral. physic,
I disability. -. boe eighty enli
y ed men.
Milford chronicle., 1917-06-22
OFF FOR FRANCE

large box of clothing |eigIlcs France.
200 pounds attributed ON in is enough
The surplus ri mother SRr' box which remains as
to hall. M ano'd bad not the time 70
open. W you est box, will you no.
contribL we 10 ~ useful piece OF
add to fls on5 o&wear. or shoes lot
clothing Pr ulH oigildren or babies OF
the men, Va Aonlen, Send your offer-
Northern f. 'lsnoe 49, of Mrs. George b
ing to the CT riiImle t%a box twill be shipped
HyRsQn and 'le D
ca, -
Milford chronicle., 1917-06-22

wiujam wilkins has been on ''1
sick list this week -r.. rerricl-
William Bailey and Harry - I-'II.icl, t1-s
80, snent last Thursday at "ar"'0N'
erSPpiHss aIrs ssalIie E. Polk has moved 10. TO
Da%o5oth N, TO spend the summer IN "e'
cottage. 1ob, Hudson. of
- ~, pa are visiting his parents
\ ~ NJ and Mrs. John c. HudsVn, 2,,o,,ors
r Hi caotain and Mrs. W. A ElcAe5s eto
n "a "a ap.o,v ,,oove5 10 Bethany Beach Tor the
,ss ~ w Fl Ellmgsworth OF Miilsooi0
ulOA in town wednesday. citv
pet4 ann M .si1,,l,i,' s,onnS SON and daughter
uebanS\ Ils e,,%av with his parents. MI
Hsrrl iCC.4orqe Millman. near mere
pnera1T IAN Rodney has been Vlsls
1riJa~1 i,I q INC, nansiA Mrs. George Messici
ciating RebkJo has moved his family
'erv GeAo snspd the summer
- penn'l 1GeAee is home fro
e e case Sc tism. K. suaSring with rheum
F. r. II visiting Of baltimore. has be-
Car AIISs ENkklels AT r 4ot4a
tn not ter, Of scAsky Amen ana ora ue"3 :
= as guests Of NsvilIe. \Pa.. we're ,I
Bacon Henry G. CAknen's father . U'
made Misses Man last week;
n was visiting in WIN Eunic$ 'o'i9'
Miss Mary EAon. MbAuadolnf
coun is visiting her gAoL Fal5s lsi'1JTe NIre
d this R. Wilson. Vo4Nei
bump Misses Madeline ~ !. o$d NJ
at the Houston entertained \ 20 * ho
rst of of Mrs Norman Jones ,arN 4
q rise Florence Trainteam. EasbiAg
days D. C., at the home Of =, Houi
overs Wednesday afternoon.
crop. Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. IJ4l
grow daughter. Mrs. Louis Adamsaf
II OBJ mington. spent the week Ell
usu- relatives in town
prices Robert Vanaman and wife
e TN the week end visiting friends in
adelphia.
state The residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
mt a Gill on North Bedford street, has
and newly painted and papered the
g pre- week.
Milford chronicle., 1917-06-22
OFFER PTITing AS BUSSlIN. bASL

Oylk Comp; my, ~ - ofger-
ford, dental manug I Sreproof building,
ed its three-story-aAgovernmep tor
in Milford, to the Sor for the manu-
naval base hospital, Enstrumen IS that
facture of delicate Npital wor.S AS AZ
will be needed in hos Aty-eight lllles
Milford is only TWEEN Ne a compare. d.
from Lewes, it would 1e Eing patidn.5i'
lively short haul to brS to Milfoi q
from the ships of Lewes theA- \
Milford chronicle., 1917-06-22
EXPLOSION OF AMMONIA

= Overcharging a tank Of ammonia at
the Georgetown ice factory, Friday
afternoon, resulted in an explosion
which came near proving fatal to one
OF the employees, William Dyer. The
fumes spread to the preserving plant
of J. G. Townsend, Jr., & Co., and
for time caused CONSERVATION
among the women.
Milford chronicle., 1917-06-22
RECRUITS FOR COMPANY B

Recruiting officers from Co. B were
in Seaford this week securing enlist
ments for the Delaware militia. The
following made application: Donoho
Robinson, William Rowe and Joseph
Argo, formerly of Dover. More are
expected.