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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-20
IN eidrraat.

Gic beiocu uernliBteu anerifaniidelt
5licgcr.Gifi3ierc Sn Ser @ii'
ite nobe 9loiario, Dierito mlfgc.
itmoen gtncr Scr 9eioen il
uoQio criA5piten 3uitonoe.
@ellton 9lri5y 49, San.
SbcrIt.9icutenant &orrp 6. 9iibop
uno lieutenant G. ". Nobcrtion ir.,
sic perlniBten 9lrmec.6Iieger mnroel
gciteru. bonn piertdgigen MIorihe IN
Ser 3iIouiB bon Sonora Mcrifu
eridopft. mebr oIs 400 Mleilen iiio.
lid ser @reu5e. pou elmer @ortie @i'
oiIiiten Die lb BON Nclltpn aus
auf sic Sucbc gemoht batter, genH'
SEN, lieutenant Hobertion purOC
beutc bierber 5ltriidecbrodt Gberit
lieutenant 9iibop 8u idpob sun
@eben ptroe iwter Sbbut bon 4
Der Sudenocn III ocu Roiorios9er
get 5iriidgelaiieu. 3iuei @rtter6ro
&c imo 5pei Crnuecn fir ieOen Oel
9eiocn NOR Die gon5c 9lobrlna mel
die oie Wlduuer, leitOem iie bic 0toro
Ssluno.Slieger 8oiis IN San Iiegs
am 10. sSonuar perlniicn SIT iia &C
nommen batteL 70 iagte 9lo6ertiol
oen Slhera. Gus ein5ige @alicr
ueIdes iie 81 trtnfeu botten eutuob
men lie oem Gijbler oes 9teroplons
iagte 9tobertiou imo oieics mar poI
4 Eagen erih0pft
ylaiboilIe, GENT 10. Son a
u9e6euoig ilnO mobl ans ser 3iiit,
entfommen,4 Ioutcte Elm Eelearaum
bon 2ieiitenant gfo6ertion in g9ea
tom glrBono, uelheS feline 5dpcitel
NrI. Snlio Robertirn, bette qlbeul
erliolf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-20
g0rarn 0cn lIriuilraien.Ol .OlcbHhrcn.

Ger g@erein Der &ouileilte irno
6obrifouten" beihloB geltern N
ciner grefittip .5ibuug, @lopor Hrc.
ton 5ii erlu1en oos Snfraittreteli
Der neucn 9loten fir fleinerc Eripi.
legien nuf 80 Gage 81 ueridiebcn.
Der 8crein uir6 Ser 9uOget.9ebor
Sc, foIls oielel6e bic GrlaubniB 0o5ll
eicbt, einen geridt porlegen ipelher
cine qenoie 9lufitelung bon @ebiib.
rem, Die in anOeren StdOten BON Der
@r0Be 8dltimore'S fir fleinere Eri.
pilcgien erbo6en iperocn cntb0lt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-20

9(utmort ipirS III 9boten beitebcn.
gSir molen ben 6rie0en ben lie luls
bieteL iiiht, aucb nibt ourb nelItroIe
@ermitteIung. ggir iperOen lins BEN
6rieoen ieIbit iideru. llnier Shpcrt
lpirO iib ais itdrfer erpeilen ais ibre
2iigcn."
Sic uaoIniidc golfSacttiIug"
lhreibt
ollnierc 9lntport ouf oie britiidle
9(rroeon5, oui Die britiihen gntitel
lunqen uno Irobtnaen ltillcn
SAwert limo Gorpe0o gchen. 3auN
erit ipcroen 0ic @riten es mlfgebelt
g}oten 5li ldreibeM un0 Die Mclt
miro bon Dem ninlmeriotten Eprou
nen befreit iperoen melhcr biel 5lt
Ionge feline Holppcnorme lin oic
grOc itrcdcn fonutc imo felt Sabr
Bunoerten Dor feincr @5roilianlfait
lnO gaeuidlibfeit 5uritdgeisredt III,
Inn ieiner 2uit nocb Modt uno ieinel
S1noergier genig 5u tbuH.~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-20
3ariif mad gSiraiuieu.

Die @ebeimpoli5iiten Gunu uu0
Iapis perbaitcten geitern Ocr 9Seger
@ilnior @eit bet i'll qIccomoc-gouns
tp ii &ir9inter lpegen cinrs 9lngrtifs
geildt miro Der Reeer miro III Scr
mittlcren FoIi5eiitatiou ieiteebalter
big i'm ein @eomter bon @ireinief
abbolt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-20
Osady sem 9lrbsits6nns.

@ciI er ouoebIi6 III Scr 5traBc
gebettelt bate, purSe geiteru @m
Collins, 60 Sabre alt, bon Hi6ter
4'adaro in ser mittlerel 9oli5eiIto-
ton auf orei @lonote no6 oem
Staats.9lrbeitsbauic geIauot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-20
Goufvren5 iibcr glaBrungsmitttl.
ASrnbIem.

2onoon, 19. Somtdr. @rc
ntier Glan,Murtinio BON 2cIterreiA
uno @cneral Sofer, Der Gbef oeB
5itcrreidiihcn ariegsburcouS far
gertbeihm9 non 2ebcnSmittcln, bo
BEN pie eine Iepeicbe ser u@rdbdnge
Eelegropb 60 aus oem &oag nit.
tbeilt nit Gnn8ler bon 9etbuouns
SoIlmcaD Q(asIanosminiiter 3immer.
maun ino glooIpb @atodi, sem ocut
icbcn gtabrungs Gontolc4r. cine
GOrferen5 iiber oas g}o6rlngsnitteIs
&roblem oebaltet Ole Goniaren8
befaBtc iitb bouptidnIib init bolfs.
iUirt5lbaftIihcu SSrogen oorurter
audi &ertbeilung Der III Aumdiiicu
crbeuteten gSabrun9snittel. Gs beiBt
ober, Dab oud Jrieoans. nno Gall
5ien.6ragen griiu0lid bciproMen
woroen iiu0. Die ocittibc aSreIie bes
bonoeIte Der 3epclhe 5lfoIge oic
Goniereu5 nit bcmerfenslpertbe
Siible.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-20
N0s clfte lScnhnNn.!lccitnL.

v-NS NNtlvuutllllu]llC VlCI NCplUUH
ueniden gSerfe", iHrieb ARcnocIS-
John bon Dem S-W}olI-Streidquor.
tett, iuomit OaS eIon5olep .0uortett
icin ecItriges Gor5crt I'M @ea6oDp
crofinetc. lluO mobrlidG mir nib.
ten weuige nnOere, III oencn scr
mabre 9cetbopeu 10 itort ouSgeprGgt
lit. Ger Gpus5obI nocb 5ur 3peiten
neutrality-suspicious. Oes @3eiiters ge66.
rem itellt bic giotitr OeS Nerfes cS
gan5 beitinmt in sic lebte @eriooe,
in iuelher 5ornt unD MoterioI Ib
poIIitdnoig Dem peltabgefebrteu Sci
ltc 9eetbo0en'S fiiaen muBten Sein
Sp. 95 lit Oeswegen ihuer 5ug1ng-
lid. Grit mebrmoliges o6reu rmO
iorgfoltiges Stli6iren scr @ortititr
Iaiien 2i6titro6Ien in oieies tieie
rbapiooiide 0unfeI oriugen uuO gar
monde uerborgcne Sdonbeit entoe.
den.
los Spiel oeS s5lomoIep,0uor.
tettS ltebt Oer @erfen scr 9Ioiiifcr
ucniaer Uertrout gegenii6cr, ais Sc
nen Der WioOernen gci ser geitri.
gen Nieoer9abc ocS Guortetts bon
@cetDooen peldeS III gteIlcn lc6r
gut geipicIt rpurOe, itortc 5iupeilcn
oos Shoumoden Cos 9Illcgrctto
idien ctipos Iangiom, Das nOiooce"
nidt pierioio."
9IIs SdlilBnimmer bortcn mir Gin
Nlortett bon @lo5ounotp, eincnt mo.
Oernen @liien glls Opus, (Oer ei.
gentliden Gntitcbunes5eit no6 init
ser eriten Spmpbonie conponirt), ,
ein merfipiiroioes, iebr Invertebrates
@crf, iucldeS bcociitcnocS aonneli
uno OrieinaIitdt iuio tcdniihe sc.
panotbeit oufueiit SIT gleicber 3eit
oub pcri9ie0ene iugenolihe 3iiee, 70
Die Observation-Disclosures (Wlo5ounop
iHrieb Dos @erf ineefd6r ais Sieb-
5ebuidbrieer.) Gs febIf Dem Quar.
tett couIequente 1nrdfiibrung, logi.
ifer 3uinmmenbong. Bon eineni
Giufnll miro Idnell 5lm anOeren ge-
iprimgen, o6nc ridtiee @erbinoura.
ToS ASerf fon0 cine fein nusge.
feilte ploItiIdc @ieoeraabe lit ooh
oos 6lonSolcu.Guortctt in @e3ug oilf
idottirtcS 3uioninienipicl foit obne
Scincs9leideu Ger oroBtc tcbuiihc
gor5ua lit ooS glcidc Wlitipredet al
Ter bier Stimnlclb scr groBtc flint.
lcriihe @or5rg oos 9(nfIolcu occ
bier NroioiouoIitGten i'll cin ein5ioeS
sSnOioiomlnl. 90 mar cs tuie0er ein
@euiB, oie Scrrcn 9etti Godon,
slro, im0 o'9trdombcou 81 boren.
Sic iuuroen bonn 3ublifimi nit mar
mem geifoll begriiBt uno AM ShlnB
ocs Gon5ertes lpieoerbolt berporge-
riifen.
8err O'glrdolnbcoli ipieltc ierner
sic 9ddihe Suite in Gs sEnr fiir
Solo.GeIlo iuto 5ipar nit rciner SSn.
tonotiou idonen Gou mo itiIpoIIcr
gluiioimng. g. u. g.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-20
8n @rn6c aetraacm.


Som 9rouerboltic, 98r. 2554,
@elt-2om6orO.StraBe, aus fonO &c.
Itcrn 0lamntittog oitf 0em .Mcitern
SSrieO6ofc" oic @ceroielng oes i'm
G2. 2cbensio6re geitorbeuen Srn.
Sobn Slider itatt. Gin groBes
Erouergefolge botte lidb eineeiunoen,
Inn oem @erItorbenen Die leste Gbre
5u erpeiieny ooriinter oie Mitglieoer
oes ,S6ipoben.gereine4 oeIien lang
idDriger @r1iioent oerieIbe ipor, Der
,,Gbolia Wl1nuerdor@ uno ser
o9rauer imo aiiier llnterltiieunes.
gcrein", meI6cn Serr SiiHer eIeid.
falls nnge6ortc. Ger Gbrcng@rGii.
bent Oes ,5Hmaben-@ereinS", Serr
=. Souter, wi0mcte ocm @utIhlafc.
nen einen in bcr5liHen @orten qc.
baltenen gtadrlif uno oie @1itglieocr
oes oGbalia-Md Mdnnerhors" ianqen
Dem toOten Singer Sen gbeioegruB.
Ulltglle0er Der geilannten Serelne
fiingirten als gabrtitdtr1Qer imo
legten pradtoole @lumenitiide am
@robe 6eS @erbli1enen nieocr. ga,
Itor GrnIt &iin5ler pDn oer epaitae,
lid Ittbcriit)en ct. SobonneS,
Stride on Der 2ombaro- imo Gatbe.
rine-StroBe leitete oie Erouerfcier.
lidfeiten. Serr Slider wor ons
Sol5bronn, Gberant Gnhp, Delitlcb
Iau0, gebiirtig iino fam bur 32 Sab.
rem nod g(ucrifa. Seine alte SCI
notb beiu6tc CT einntol in oieiei
Belt. lleberlebt miro Der Gabinee
Ifieoene bon ieincr @nttin 9loia int
einem 9ruoer, Sru. Gbriition 81
ider.
Stoots- -GeriiHerulgs Gonmiiidl
Nldion Sbeebon couierirte aeiterl
nit Dem @oupcrneur iiber Die St
nennilng eines SiilfSsStoots.6euer
maridoues. Ger friibere Siilfs.&o
li3eimoriboG @lounine bcpirbt lid
| Inn 0en 8lok
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-20
strifcr Geitraft.

Der 25 Sabre alte Sarrp ;Saein
bon glr. 1918, ct Mott6eps.9tr.,
iDir0e geitern bon 9iid)fer 9adaro in
Der mittleren Goli5eiitation nit $5
ilno Soften beitraft ipeil cr aneebliA
Ntar Gaplon bon 9lr. 8, @eit.@cr-
uton.StraBc, nnoc9riiien botte, Ga.
plan bceIeitcte 5ipei Nldoden, oie fir
ibn arbeiten nod @aiie, I'M Tie Dor
Stritern 81 bclhiiben. 6oein iii
elmer scr 5trifcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-20
Nos @refntip.@onlite Nes .Ncrr

1oS greflltip.Gonlite oes nGcreiuS
Der aoiiflelIte unO 6obrifonten~ bat
Den Wlapor 9Sreitou eriudlt. Sic Guu4
itrediug Der @e5abhmg ser fleilie.
rem &ripilegierr@ebiibren apf cinen
W'onat 81 Deridiebcn i'm Sic 9lnse-
legenbeit init Ger Budget. 9eboroe 5li
6eiprecben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-20


S5ofen.
Serlin, 10, Sannarf hin Slmfcrs
oam nad 2Ou0Ou, 20. Sauaar.
Ter britiidle Gampfcr pgarroloOalc@
IL nm 81, 1e5enGcr uOH elmer ans
rs Niann beitcbcnDcy NYiicanaRu.
idiuit ais &riic ia Ocu Safcn acDradDt
iuurSeu.
Gies iuaroe beRte glbcno amilid
nnaetauOigt. Ter 1ampfcr bate
469 0jefaugcRc an 8urO, bic 8emaI
nHug Der uOn ciacm ScatidlcH Stills
fren5er int SItlantiiden Cceau gcta'
perten 7nmpfer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-20
gSidtiae Gonfcrcnaen IL gcrlin.

9crliu is. Soiuidr. iibcr 2on,
oon 10. San. Ter 9uuoesratbs
9(usIrbuB fir 9lnSluGrtige 9lneele.
een6eiten mclHer bier ont gienito9
iutcr Dem IoriiB ocS baDerilMcu Mti.
niItcrprdiiocnten @rofcn bon Serts
ling 5niamnIcntrot bottc belte cine
Goniercn5 nit Sen 9ieidIstoosiii6rern
ina ocm GciHsfan5ler Gr. bon
@et6nlonn Sollpee, mpbci it eritcr
Sinie bic 9lbmciiuna ocS ocutihelt
sSrieoensanac6otS ourn 0ie @rtentc
beiprohen imrroe.
gine gntideiOnng ii6cr bic Ser.
Ir6Griilng oes llnterIecfriegs lit an
icheiueuo nod iiht getroffen, @lau
ninnlt icood) an, onB ruter fetiier
llinitduoeu Elm rriidiihtsloier" llns
terieefries imO Elm g(bmei6en bot
Dem glbtommen init sen @ererrigteu
Staoten beobiidltigt iuiro
Iie 3eitlnsen befoiien Iih beion+
oers eiagebenO nit Der 6rage Der Sc.
itiidten Sanoelsidiffe uu0 erfldrcu,
Dob es fciu 3pii6eu0ing 5piiden
cinem ariegsidiif un0 eiuent unbet
pdiincten aaltfrohrer giebt, inO 0aB
Gin &ripotiddff nit Ser gcifiidimg
81; ciuem arie9sidiif mir0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-20
Nnmn.s .siilnn nrrIdlnben.


Geters blirG 10 Sannar.
2out 0leloung Der rltiiiideu boIb.
omtIidien Observation-Disclosures lit ein
foiIerii6cr ltfaS erIaiicu woroen,
ipel6cr ods S9ieoer5uianimertrcteu
Ser Tiuna uuO oeS 9leiHsrots oui
ocu 27. 6ebrinr ieitiett. Gin tribe
rer ltfas botte sic Eagung ouf ben
25. Sanlior beitinimt.
Gic 9eridiebuug ser @ieoereroifs
mmg ser Sisinqeu Scr Glmo uno
Oes 9fcidsrot0cS lit rab Der bal6-
omtliben glahrihteu.9laeuttr leoigs
lid sen vertitcu gIenoerlutgen" III
Der 8uianimcnieeuue Oer 9iegieruu9
5ii5iiidrciben GiiioIec oieicr gIen.
oerltug bcn0t6igte oic &eoierung cine
6riIt, Inn Die pielen gntipiirfc 0eS
poroufaegaugcuet @liniiteriltuls 5l
erlpogen mo un5ueeitolten
Niniiter auf naraufenur.
loubn
Ectersbitrg, uia 2onoor 10
Snnuar Ger Observation-Disclosures
Erotoipistn un0 ser SauoeIsmiriiter
Shofopsfp itio rab W}ittbeillna
oeS .9Rctdj~ fronf6cits6oIber aiif ei-
men 3fpeiu1onotIicben llrIaub ee9an.
Gen.
Smyrna times., 1917-09-05
NOTICE.

All those having claims against the estaIs
of William l.. Collins will please preseI;Iii
same and those owing the said estate va.
please make settlement. as it is the desN'
to close the estate at once.
LIDA B. COLLINS, Administrstrl1,
Route A, Box 109, Townsend, DEE
Smyrna times., 1917-09-05
KENTON.

kenton ME-. Sunday School Motors to
Betterton Beach, Md. for Picnic
Kenton, Sept. 4th.-The Ladies
Aid will hold their next meeting with
Mrs. Kate C. Johns on Wednesday
evening, September 5th.
The Woman's Christian Temper
ance Union will meet with Mrs. P.
M. Money on Thursday evening, Sep
tember 6.hA All members are re-
quested to be present.
The Kenton M. E. Sunday School
formed automobile parties last Thurs
day and motored to Betterton, Md.
A good time was reported.
Personals. Rev. and Mrs. w. B.
V. Guthrie are spending sometime
with relatives in Philadelphia, Pa
Miss Carrie Moore of Oxford, Md, i,
has been visiting Miss Catharine
Johns. Miss Elsie Thurman. of Phil
adelphis, Pa, has been visiting Miss
Edith Attix. Miss Mildred Wright
has returned home after spending
three weeks with her aunt, Mrs. T.
G. Baxter in Sunnyburn, Ps.-Miss
Helen Sylvester has been visiting re-
latives in Philadelphia, Pa.-Mrs. r.
M. Wright and daughter Esther anc
Mrs Catharine Attix spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. Ford, Marydel,
Md. - Misses Loretta and Ethe
Geiser of Philadelphia, Pa, are Wis
iting Miss Mary ClSrk.-Mr. anc
Mrs. Elias Chspelle and children, Of
Wilmington have been visiting theil
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Millard F,
Reed. -Messrs. James and Clifford
Clark, of Wilmington, spent the
weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. H. B.
Clark. Clifford will remain here TO
two weeks. Miss. Elva Attix left fo
Swarthmore, Pa, Monday where sh,
will resume her teaching.
Smyrna times., 1917-09-05
KENT ISLANDERS PROTEST
Petation Congressmen to Vote Against
Using Island for Proving Ground

Petation Congressmen to Vote Against
Using Island for Proving Ground
Residents of Kent Island are taking
new heart in their fight to prevent the
War Department from taking over
their home land as an ordnance prov
ing ground. This encouragement has
been brought about by the stand taken
by United States Senators William S.
Marshall, Of Virginia, the Democratic
leader in the Senate, and Boise Pen
rose. of Pennsylvania, one of the most
influential Republicans in the upper
house. Both of these senators were
among a number of congressman to
whom personal appeals by letters and
literature were made by the home
preservation committee, of which DR..
John R. Benton, of Stevensville. is
chairman. Fervent pleas for the de-
feat of the government plans were
made in these letters, and the stand of
these two senators is believed to be
due to the appeals made. AS a con-
sequence it is said that more letters
will be written to other members OF
Congress in both houses with the hope
that the seed thus sown will falM in
fertile ground and the senators and
Representatives will join in the strug.
gle to defeat the governments plans.
Smyrna times., 1917-09-05
ACCIDENT TO ELIZABETH MAYER

Accidentally Shot at Dover While the
Guest of her Friend, Jennie Satterfield
A distressing accident happened at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. James M.
Satterfield at Dover Thursday morn
ing when the 9 year old daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Mayer was acci-
IDENTIFY shot and dangerously wounded.
Elizabeth Mayer was the guest of
Jennie Satterfeld during the absence
of Mr.. and Mrs. Satterfield who were
on trip to Saratoga Springs, N. Y.
While the housekeeper was preparing
breakfast "Jim," the little son of
Mr.. Satterfeld, in playful manner,
pointed a revolver at the girls and it
was dicharged, bullet penetrating
the abodmen of Elizabeth Mayer.
How he obtained the revolver that had
been hidden, is not known. The ac-
cident happened before breakfast,
about 8 o'clock Local physicians
were Immediately summoned and a
specialist from Wilmington performed
an operation. The little patient was
removed to her parents home about
2 o. clock, where her condition at this
writing continues favorable and it is
hoped that no complication will fol-
| low.
Smyrna times., 1917-09-05

Anderson has purchased and received
his new Ford touring csr.-J. II.
Bishop, of Wilmington, spent the
weekend with his daughter, Mrs. L.
D. Learned. MIR. and Mrs. B. Wal
lace entertained over the week-e end
their daughter and husband, Mr.. and
Mrs. L. Lord of Darby, and Miss Jen-
nette Shsrrard, of Wilmington. Mon
day MIR. and Mrs. Wallace had as
their guests, Mrs. Wallace's two
brothers, S. c. Sharrard and wife,
and granddaughter, of Wilmington,
and A. J. Sharrard, of Detroit, Mich.
Mrs. Wallace entertained Mrs.
Harry S. Boyer, of Dover, last We'd
nesday. Mr.. D. D. Roggs spent Sun
day with relatives in Wilmington.
Mrs. M. j. Smith and Mrs. j. Her
man Anderson leaves Tuesday for Re-
hoboth Beach where they will join
Miss Beth Smithers and Elizabeth
Harris, of Wilmington. = Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Anderson and Herman
Anderson, of Philadelphia, spent some
time with Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Herman
Anderson and are now visiting Mr..
Anderson's mother and sister at Lex
ington Mills. Mrs. Thomas McCulla,
Of Chester was the guest Of D. F.
Loose, Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. Van
Horn, of Scranton; MIR. and Mrs. Sam
uel Jewell and daughter. of Green's
boro, and Grace Jewell, of near Ken
ton, were guests of Mrs. Anna Jewell
last STANDARDIZATION Savin, of Phil
sdelphis, was home for the weke-e end
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W..
C. SaVin.-Mr. C. S. Boggs, of Phil
sdelphis, is visiting his mother, Mrs.
M. E. Boggs. Leager and
Milton Helms. of Chester, spent the
weekend with their parents.
Smyrna times., 1917-09-05
NEWS OF CLAYTON.
And Local News Budgets from Cheswold, Kenton
BIackbird, Townsend, Thoroughfare Neck,
Leipsic, Brenford, and Their Ncintes.

Personals. Rev. Edwards and wife,
of Germantown, Mrs. Rothwell and
Miss Ethel Rothwell, of Smyrna. were
weekend guests Of Miss India Dea-
kyne. = Messrs. Lewis and Milton
Graves, of Lewes, are spending two
weeks vacation with their parents,
Edward Graves and family. Mr.. and
Mrs. Summers and daughters, of Bee
Village, returned home Tuesday after
spending several weeks with her
mother Mrs. Erma Rhodes and other
relatives. Earl Shockley and
wife returned to their appointment in
Sherwood. Md, on Thursday accom-
panied by his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lemuel Shockley for a weeks visit.
MIR. Walter S. Money, Jr., Mrs.
W. S. Money, Mrs. George Daniels
and Miss Mary Othoson visited At
lantic City recently as guests of Mrs.
Moneys sister, Mrs. John Geary. =
Mrs. Ella McGinniss, of Wilmington,
visited Mrs. George M. D. Hart over
the week end. Miss Gertrude Spack-
man, of Philadelphia. spent the week
end with Mrs. Jennie Wilson. Ser
geant Roy Powell, Of Milford, visited
his parents, Clayton Powell and fam
lily recently. Mr.. and Mrs. Dickson
and son, of Newark. Nj, are guests
of Joseph Jones and family. Little
Beulah MacSorley, of Wilmington, is
staying with her grandparents, Rich
ard Hodgson and wife.
Smyrna times., 1917-09-05

Personals. Mrs. Sidney Brown and
son Donald, are visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Brown. Miss
Audrey Brown, of Dover, is visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Brown. MIR. Lewis Owens. of Will
mington, is visiting MIR. and Mrs. W.
z. Onley.- Mrs. L. Bunting, of
Frankford. is visiting her daughter,
Mrs. w. 2. Onley. Alexander
Collins, of Philadelphia, is visiting
his wife, Mrs. Laura Collins.
and Mrs. John Martin and son James,
spent the weekend in Carney's Point.
Miss Helen Pyle and Mr.. Harold
Fett, of Wilmington, are visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Earl West. MIR. and Mrs.
W. Bunting, of Baltimore, are visit
ing their parents. Mr.. and Mrs. E.
Van SAINT. t.-Mias Alice Ennis, of Phil
adelphia, is visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John Ennis. Miss Esther
and Evelyn Cox, of Philadelphia, is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Savin.
Mrs. Alexander Wamsley and sons
Alexander and Richard, have returned
home from a visit to Mrs. Howell
Sevil. Mrs. George. c. Allen has re-
turned home from visit to Batavia,
N. J.-Mr. Paul Cats, of Philadel-
phia, is visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Elmer Cats. Miss Helen Smith,
of Wilmington, is visiting her aunt,
Mrs. Rachel Warren. Miss Marion
Stewart, of Wilmington, is visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Stewart. Mrs. Herman Sevil and Mrs.
Harry Stevens and Mr.. Abel Sevil
motored to Baltimore for short visit.
Mrs. Clara r. Dockerty, of neal
Dyett's Mills, is visiting her brother
W. T. Dayett. MIR. and Mrs. Della
ware Dockerty, Mr.. and Mrs. A. c.
Brown and son motored from Wash
ington and spent the week end will
w. T. Dayetc and family. Miss Lii
lie Buckson, of Wilmington, is visit
ing the home of w. 7. Dayett.
Smyrna times., 1917-09-05
WANT PRISONERS ON FARMS

Farmers Seek Services of Workhouse
inmates TO Help Gather Crops
The question of paroling to farmers
of st. Georges hundred for farm work,
men committed to the New Castle
county workhouse for minor offenses
is expected to be considered by Judge
Herbert L. Rice at a session of the
Court of General Sessions next Fri
day, when the court will hold "plead
gnilty day. The matter was brought
up yesterday through a request of
Thomas S. Fouracre, president of the
Levy Court. On Friday, it is ex-
pected delegation of farmers from
st. Georges hundred will be present
to make suggestions in the matter.
Smyrna times., 1917-09-05
CHESWOLD
Many CheswoId Folks Visit the Smyrna
Firemen's Carnival

Cheswold, Sept. 4-Cheswold W.
C. T. U. will hold its first meeting
and election of officers at the home of
Mrs. W. C. Savin Thursday evening,
Sept. 9th. A full attendance is de-
sired.
A number of Cheswold folks at
tended the carnival at Smyrna last
week.
MIR. and Mrs. Denney R. Morris
spent few days with Mr.. and Mrs.
E. j. Lafferty at Clayton.
The Epworth League services will
be in charge of D. D. Boggs next
Sunday evening. Topic: Rally Day
the Place and Purpose of the League. "
o. D. Loose has purchased fine
new touring car.
Personal-Mrs. Daniel Swain enter
tained Miss Moore of Seaford, last
week. - MIR. Horace Hardcastle a
Philadelphia, spent Labor Day. with
Mrs. M. E. Boggs. Mr.. and Mrs.
II. l.. Bowen spent several days IN
Wilmington and Chester, last week. =
B.H. Emory and family and Mrs.
Margaret Emory visited friends al
Barclay, Md, last week. - Mr..
and Mrs. Irving Emory and. fsmily,oi
Dover spent Sunday with their par,
ents. Florence Emory spent last
week with her grandp arents, Mr.. anC
Mrs. Samuel EmorY-Mr. and Mrs
Clarence George, of Norwood, Pa.
spent Monday with Mrs. d. H. Boyce
Mrs. John &. Slaughter, of Will
mington, visited Mrs. d. H. Boyc,
Wednesday. Mrs. F. E. Warne,
spent Friday and Saturday with rela
tives in Wilmington. MIR. Cliffor,
Smyrna times., 1917-09-05
TOWNSEND.
Farmers Up Against High Feed Prices
Stop Egg and Milk Markets


Townsend, Sept. 4.-Several local
farmers are going out of the milk
business entirely, and it is feared that
milk prices may continue to soar
should others decide to do likewise.
al am going to quit producing milk
and eggs" remarked local farmer
the other day. Feed is so high in
price that at present and prospective
prices for eggs and milk / can make
more money selling my hav and grain
than by feeding it to cows and chick
ens.''
MIR. and Mrs. P. c. Othoson, of
Sassafras, announce the engagement
of their daughter, Mary Beatrice to
Walter S. Money, Jr., of Townsend,
Del. The wedding is expected to take
place some time in the near future.
Smyrna times., 1917-09-05
DELANEYS

6pworth League Meeting and Items of
Personal and Sociel Mention
Delaney's, Sept. 4.-The Epworth
League of Delaney's M. F. Church
will be lead next Sunday evening by
Walter L. Marker at 7.30 O'Clock,
topic: Eternity! And Where Shall
You Spend It?"
Smyrna times., 1917-09-05

Edward Homer Rowe, of Whining
ton, has been appointed acting super
vising agent of the Delaware division
of the Pennsylvania Railroad. with
offices at the Pennsylvania Building.
He succeeds w. T. Carter, Jr., re-
signed.
Smyrna times., 1917-09-05

Clayton folks turned out strong to
the Firemen's Carnival at Smyrna
Friday night, the whole town wishing
to show its appreciation on having an
organization of Firemen and modern
fire fighting equipment so near them.
Smyrna times., 1917-09-05

St. Paul M. E. Church Sunday
School, 10a.m. preaching, IL am.
song service, 7p. m. preaching,
7.3O p. m.