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Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-01-04
Is Lietuvos ir Apie Lietuva.

'ir kitu padedami, atstatyti mr.
Iniokota Lietuvq.
Nepriklausomos, savarankiSkos
Lietuvos geisti mes turime tel
ses ir tautu laisves vardu. Mes
turime vilties, jog tas musu gels
mas pagalios bus pate,nkintas,
mes doros desniai bel teise turi
gauti virsp ant valstybiu pajiegos.
Del to pat yra suprantama, Jog
MCCALL glrlzti senoves Lietuva nuo
Baltijos ligi Juoduju JURY. Di-
dzioii Lietuyos Kunigaikstyste,
buvusi kitados musu proteviu SUI
daryta, bet NUNS brangus isto-
rios atminimas. Siadien mes no
rine Lietuvos tomis ribomis. k,t-
riose is senu senoves gyvena Lie
tuviu gimme. Svetimieji tad
|gaivalai bus musu tarpe mazrma,
kuriai turesime pripazinti tinka-
mas teises, -kaip tat pripazista
il kitos laisvos de1nokratingos
Sails.
Didzioii Lietuvos kunigaikstys-
te, kol il buvo pilna seimininke,
savo Salyje taip pat nevarze nei
svetimu tikybu, nei svetimu tau-
tq; priesingai, j dave JOINS lais-
val gyventi. Vadinasi musp pra-
eitis privalo siuo zvilgsdliu butt
.pavyzdis musu ateiciai.
I visa tai mes siuo kares me-
til turime ruostis. Mes jau da-
bar turime akylai ziureti ir tar
It's, kas padetu isvaduoti Lietu-
val. Nuns visions, kaip vienam
reikia stoveti TO uzdavinio aky-
vaizdoje. Bendrai leidziamas
laikraStis cia tures butt viena
svarbiausiuju tarimosi progu.
Tarp kovojanciu milzinu VAL
stybiu Lietuva yra palyginti ma
"a, nedidele sails. Tad ina ne
viena abeiojimas, ar JOS laisyes
balsas bus isgirstas. Bet graf
kai, bulgaria ir kitos mazosios
tautos ne taip senai irgi yra bu-
vusios musu padejime, ir Wis del
to pavyko JOINS trokstamoji lai-
me igyti: jas pastate ant koju
didziosios galingosios valstybes,
vaduodamosios savo reikalais. Ju
pavyzdis stjprina ir Lietuvos viltl.
Taciau Lietuvos atstatymas
visu daugiauSia pareina amt nu-
su paciu susipratimo: tick gau-
sine laisves, kick pasirodysime
jos verti esq, kick mes, numany-
-dami siu dienu salygas, mokesi-
me i ia eiti. Jau is anksto ga
ina spresti, jog rasis paciu lie
tuviq tarpe tokiq zmoniu, ku-
rie aesupras valandos rimtumo
ir nenusinanydami ardys darba;
kit 81, neliettlviai, gime, auge
Lietuvoje, bet ne jos reikalus
vaikydami, stos skersai kelia ve-
danti mus ! laisve. Nuns rei@;ia
pazinti ju siekimai if apsisaugo-
Il nuo kenksmingu july darby
ir zingsniu.
Kares metu yisiems sunku gy-
venti. Sunku ne vien del skurdo,
bet, il neteisybiu, kuriq niekad
nestinga kares metu. Daugu-
mas, vargu bel rupesniu suspaus-
ii, galutinai pasiduoda valandos
jausmams If nebestengia ramiai
galvoti, mes .skausmas ir karty-
be aptemdo jiems prota. Tad
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-01-04
Pirmutinis zodis.

Dvejus metus varze kares ap-
linkybes viesqji lietuviu spaudos
|zodl. Pagaliau musu kraSto gy-
venimo salygos tick atsimaine,
kad tapo galima leisti "Lietuvos
-Aidas Gerai numanydami sios
valandos vairuma If svarbuma,
susltelkeme apie j pasauliniai
Iinteligentai If kunigai, visi, kurie
Itlk valdome plunksna, nepaisy-
damn nei srioviu, nei paziuru
Isklrtuno. Nisus MUS cia SUI
spiete rimtas musu tautos ir mu-
Isu gimtosios sales padejimas.
Jei kitos Salys ir kitos tautos,
daug stipresnes ir laimingesnes
uz mus, iskele vienybes obalsi Siuo
I'baisios kares metu, tad kas be-
Ikalb&ti apie lietuvius, kuriu bent
I'ketvirta dalis yra del ivairiu pr:e-
zasciu noroms-nenoroms apleidusi
savo tevyne, kurip sviesuomenes
Iyra palike mamie tik mazas bu-
Irelis.
Tos minties tad vedami, at
Imeteme kuriam laikui visa, kas
mus skiria nuo kits kito, If SUI
|stojome ant bendruju darbo pa
lmatu, 'kurie mus Slieja kruvon.
| Mes nusimanome, kaip suilkio-
mis- aplinkybemis tenka nun
NUNS darbuotis: aplinkui kares
|pedsakai, visur kur tik zvilgtere-
Isl, liudna ir griaudu: cia griu-
|vesiai zolemis arpauge, ten tuseias
Isuirusio gyvenimo triobesys, ten
Ivel kitas koks skurdo reglnys.
Visi betgi juntam kare einant
galop. Nuliudime gimsta ceres
mes ateities Wits: tikimes sto-
slant ant griuvesiu nauja gyvata,
Inebepanasia ia, kuri buvo prizes
kare. Lietuva begalo daug pri-
Isikente: padejo kittens siokiu ar
tokiu budu villlti ant savo pc
lciu kares sunkenybiu nasta, pa
vargo, nustojo begales zmoniu
lbei turto Kas gall jai atlyginti
tues nuostolius?
Wen tiktai JOS laisve. Tad ne
benorime glrizsti i Rusijos val
dzia, kur nedave nei augti nei
lpletotis atbundanGiai Lietuvos
samonei, nenorime pakliuti nei
Il nauja keno gala, kuri naudotu
mus savo reikalams. Norime bu-
ii laisvi If savo rankomis, kad
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-01-04
VOkie6iq ir Rusu delegatai sutinka
-duoti saw apsjsprendima Lietuvai,
Lenkijai, Kursui ir Latvijai.
Lietuva turf teise apsiskelbti pilnai
NeprigulHlinga.
True translation filsd with the postmaster
at Chicago, H., on End day Of January;
1918. as required by the act Of October 6.

Letva pat gall nuspresi savo likima Letlvos gwen
toa pats gales nuta lie nor pnos Letavos nepgumy
bes butt Rusija Voieja Ia gales padayt II Len
kja, Kursas bel Latvija.
Tas apo ppazina takos derybose kurios yra vedamos
tarp voec r Letuviu Bastoj Paduodam zemiaus mi
meta voiSkairuska suarma ea norime patemyt kad
ieigu Lietuvas toxic basavno ee II nebus ou
pasalniu varzymp baavirlo pasekes yra au kalno IL
nonos Lietuva nori butt ir reikalauja pilnos
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-01-04
Apie atlyginimus.

Toliaus grafas Czernnn yardu
Centraliniu Viespatiju pranese,
kad jeigu kariaujancios viespa-
tijos atsisakytu sudeti pinigus
abelna fonda atlyginimui uz ka-
res nuostolius, tai tuolnet kick
+viena kariaujanti viespatija at
lygins tiktai az savo pavaldinius
paimtus nelaisven il uz tuos
rluostolius, kurie tapo padaryti
'Tamiu zmoniu nuosavybei per
lauzyma tarptautisku lstatymtl
tyciai. Apie sutverima specialis-
ko tam tikslui fondo, kaip tai
|siulo Rusijos delegatai, esq ga
lima butu svarstyti tik tuomet,
jeigu kit talkininkai prisidetp
prie taikos derybu Xxi aiskiai pa
zymetam lai :ui.
Pirmsedis Rusp delegacijos IS
reiske uzsiganedijima, kad Vo-
kietija yra pasiryzusi padaryti
taika "be uzgriebimu il atlygini-
mu" il su savi-apsisprerdimu tau
tu. Vicnok jis prahese, kad vo-
k;ska dif;nicija apie tautp saw
apsisprendina yra nepilna. Jis
pasak5, &ad kare negali uzsibaig-
ii be atstatymo teisiu mazu ii
Fpavergtu tautu If kad Russia rel
lSalausianti gvarantUos, kad jv
|teisingos teises butu apsvarsty-
tos per abelna taikos sutarti.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-01-04
.Leninas il konpaniia,

(l<a teismai apie Lenina parode)
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-01-04


20 Primo nepasekmngo boise.
IVikq bunto Petrograde, kuris atsi-
blvo liepos menesyj. pradeta Pc
trosradc teismuose byla prizes Le-
nina If draugus. Tyrinejimas IS
'vilko aiksten daug zingeidzip sios
iklikos darbeliu.
LaikraStis Russkoje e slo-
vo raSo, kad srllyg liudininkp
pupazinimo, pradzioie IoI7 metu
Lrninas gyveno Sveicarijoj (vo-
kiskoj jos dalyj) ir tnrejo santi-
kius sn Parvus (Gelfantu), kuris
buvo zinomas kaipo Volietijos
agehtas.
Dalyku stovis Vckietijoj tuom
laitu buvo pavojingas il Vokie-
tia troSko greitos tajkos. Atvy-
kus Leninui / Petrograda, kalbeta
atvirai, kad Leninas- tai Kaizerio
Viliaus pasiuntinys. f'Palaukit, o
pan1atysit, ko atsielss musu PM
gai."
Is prirengiamojo tyrinejimo-r IA
50 r usskoje SLOW o-yra na-
rodymu, kad Leninas buvo vokis-
XII agentu il kad veike susitares
Sit vc&iska valdzia, pagelbedamas
Nokietijai kareje prizes Russia. !
Rusija jis atvylSo ST. pagelba vo-
kisku pinigu. Su Vokietija Leni-
nas susinesdavo per Stocklolma
kuris yra zinomu ceI1tru vokiskos
snipystes if agitacijos uz atskira
taikq tarp Rusijos If Vokietijos.
Balandzio menesyjis Stockhol-
mo buvo padaryta meginimai islei-
dineti Petrograde laikrasti, kurio
tikslu turejo butt agituoti prizes
Francuzija if Anglijd. Primrose
revoliucijos dienose vokiSki agen-
tai Kopenhagoje ir Stockhclme ga.
vo zyinias sumas pinigu If prade-
10 rekrutuoti agentus vokiskan
darbui Rusijoje.
Rinkta tuos agentus tarp pabe-
gcliq if nekuriu en1igraritu. Prize
10 buvo persiuntinejamos zylnios
sumos pinigu is Stockliolnro i Ru-
siia-8oo,ooo rrbliu, 100000 rub,
per tarpininIyste yieno banko,
kuris gaudavo paliepilnus is No-
ikietijos.
Taip pat pasirode, kad Len;nas
If Zinoyjev (Apfelbaufn) spalio
menesyj 1914 metu gyveno apie-
liikese miesto Krokavo (Galici-
jcj) if, kaipo Rusijos pavaldiniai,
brvo areStuoti per Austrijos wy
risusybe, bet greitai tapo -paleisti
il gavo leidina liuosai isvaziuoti
/ sveicarija, kur jie pradejo leisti
laikl asti "Social-Demo4ratas,' XII
riame platinta ideja. kad Russia
'ptivalo butt sumuSta.
Viename Social -Demokrato'
nrmeryj atvirai saukta Rusijos gy-
ventojus, kad jie prisidetu prize
Rusijos sumusimo.
Prize Loainoir il Zinovjevo paliuo-
savimo prisidejo trlas Ganecki
! (Fuerstenberg), kitaip yadinamas
"kuba." Abudu btivo paliuosuoti
.sulyg prisakyn1o syeicarijos pre-
micro, grafo Stuergh. Ganecki
lake kares gyveno Kopenhagene
|ir turejo piniginius reikalus su
sugseiaus minetu arvusu, vo-
k'Skos valdzios ageatu.
Balandzio menesyj 1915 metu,
svedu social-demokratiSkam Lark
IraStyj, kuris iseidineja vokie6iu
,kalboie inieste sanhaline, o paskui
lir kituose laikrasciuose buvo ap-
skelbta priparodymai, kurie su-
Ikompromitavo Parvusa; priparo-
dynnus prizes Parvusa suteike DIR.
.Jokubas Fridnlan is Bazilejos II
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-01-04
ouvusiS dumos atstovas Ale!lsir-

buvusis dumos atstovas AlelSsir-
skij.
Teismo tyrin5jimas prlparode,
Fad Petrogradc, advokatas Kozlov-
ski vazinejo j Kopenhagenq, kur
save vadino juriskonsultu (lega-
liSku patareju) kapitalisto Gelfan-
TO, t. y. to paties Parvuso. Gel
fanras rengesi duoti subsidijq (pi-
niglne pagelba) tulam laivp biz
niui Rusijoj. Lake tarybp Shame
re;kale pasirode, kad Gelfantas
viename Kopenhageno banke turi
srYirSum milijcnq rubliu. Kadan-
|gl virsmineto biznio atstovai per-
sitikrino, kad Parvuso bizniskas
veiklumas tiktai pridengia po vo-
kiskq agitacija,-tai visas tarybas
Sill juo pertraukta.
Tuo paGiu laiku srzinota. kad
Gelfant-Pavus 1915 metu vasa-
loJe buvo atvykes is Sveicarijos
per Berlina i Kopenhagenq per
pagelb2 Fuerstehbergo ir kad sy-
kiu su KozlovsNiu atliko keliones
Is hopenhageno j Berlina. Pagalios
p!irodyta, kad faike Gelfanto bu-
VINO Nopenhagene, pas il atvazi-
neJo is Berlino kokie tai zmones,
kurle lankesi taipgi il pas Koz-
loVskl bel Fuerstenbergq.
IS esantios teismo rankose pla-
Clos telegrafines korespondencijos
yra aisku, kad tarp. gyvenaneiu
Fetrograde Sumensienes, Lenino,
Aolontaj il Kozlovskio is vienos
pt ses ii tarp Gelfanto- Parvuso If
Ft1erstenbergo-Ganeckio is kitos
pnses buvo yedama nuolatine If
pldti korespcmdenciia
Nors korespondencijoj kalbama
arie blzniSkus reikalus II apie IS
siuntineiima visokiq prekiu (tavo-
rq) If apie pinigines operacijas,
v'enok yra uztektinai prirodvmu
sprendiinui, kad sta koresponden-
CHA yra Snipines ruSies If kad los
turinys yra kitoks negu isrodo is
pavirSiaus.
TeismiSIo tyrinejimo rezultatai.
parodo, kad rusiski bankai gauda-
We is SkandinaviSku banku zynias
pinigu sufnas, kurios tureio butt
isiioketos ivairioms ypatoms pa
v.'zdziui, viena tik Sumensiene lai-
Ike vieno puslnecio laikc istrauke
savo vardu 10000 rublip, padetu
ant JOS vardo per ivairias ypatas,
o dabartiniu laiku j turi ant savo
vardo 10000 rubliu.
Teismo tyrinejimas priparode,
ginkMotas sukilimas liepos
nlenesyj Petrograde tapo padary-
tas sulyg nurodymu centralinio
bolseyiku komiteto. Nisi nurody-
mai buvo isleidziami is Sokikes
Krzesinskos palociaus, kur gyveno
Leninas if jo stabas. Ten sura-
sta blankcs kariskos organizacijos
pie centralinio bolseviku partijos
komlteto; ant tokiu kaip sykis
blanku buvo rasyti ir prisakymai
'apie ginkluota bunta.
Ten pat rasta ir pazymejip1ai
arie vietas, kuriose randasi karill-
meme il ginkluoti darbininkai Pc
tr9grado mieste; taipgi rezcliuci-
ia Observation-Disclosures konferen-
cijos, atsibuvusios 3 d. liepos me-
nesio If kurioj paliepiana tuojaus
sukilti kareiviams il darbininkams
taipgi rasta If telegramas is Stock
holmo ant vardo Lenino; telegra-
mas yra su parasu Ganeckio If
skamba sekanciai:
"Steiberg rupinsis isgauti sub
sidija (pinigine pagelbq) musq
organizacijai. Meldziu neatbu-
tinai kontroliuoti jos veilluma,
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-01-04

Trr. translation flied with the post,ras,cr
at Chicago, Ill.,. on End day OF january:
1918 ss required by The act OF October s,
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-01-04

Lietuvip Brasta, Petnycia,
gruodzio 2S d. (via Berlin If
London, gruodzio 81 d.
Tuomlaikine sutartis, prie kurios
prieIo vokietig If rusp tailsos de-
dcgatai, If kuri lytisi daugelio
svarbiu dalyku, dabar turi bdti
paduota uztvirtiniraui voklskos
. If rusistos VALIDITY.
sutartyj nutarta apie paliuo-
saviinq karisku belaisviu If at
naujinimq pramones sasinesimp.
1svystydami tautg savi-apsi-
sprendimo klausima, delegarai
nrtare suteikti visuotina balsaVi-
ma Lenkijai, LIETUVAI, Kur-
sui ir dalims Estonijos bel Lat
viios, idant zmones nutartp ar
tos Sails turi priguleti prie No-
kjetijos, ar prize Rusijos, ar pa
s.oti neprigulmiugomis vieSpatl-
jomis.
Isrodo vieaok, kad nera pada-
yadijimo, kuriuomi to&ia pati
"sayi-apsisprendimo" teise butp
suteikta toms Lenkijos If Lie
tuvos dalims, kurios priklause
pries kare Volzietijai ar Austrl-
iai.
Rusu pasiulijimas.
Sulyg uzimtu lake kares ze-
rliu rusu delegatai padarc Sc
knit pasiulijima:
"Pilnam sutjkime su abiejq be-
sitarianciq pusiu viesais uzreis-
kimais, kad JOS neturi karingq
pljanu If geidzia padaryti taika
/. be aneksijq [uzgriebimpl Ru-
sija istrauks savo kariumene s
visq uzimtu per rusus daliq All
ssro-Vengrijos, Turkijos If PEI
sijos, keturialypio Susivieniji-
mo viespatijos It, y Vokietija,
Austria, Bulgaria. If Turkijal J
istralpSs savo kariumene is Len
kjos. s..
r"Santaikoje su principals Rusu
valdzios, kuri apreiske tcise Vi
SONS gyvenaneioms Rusijos tau-
toms savi-apsispresti, net III at
siskirimui (nuo Rusijos), tu
dissriktu gyventojams bus duo
Ia proga, galimai trumpiausip
laiku, nusrresti pilnai If liuosai
klausima apie ju unija su gicna
az <ita innperija, arba apie jp
strengthening / neJ'rlgulmil-
gas viespatijos.
"Sarysyje su tuo, jclSia kariu-
meme, iSsAyrus tautine ir vietine
milicija, negali butt tose terito-
rijosc, kurios balsuos, patol pa
lsol sitas klausimas nera isristas-
Stu apskriciu valdzia bus tho
tarpu rsDkose vietiniq gyvento-
jq atstovu, isrinkti demokrats-
lsai. Istrau<ino kariumenes die
na ir titos aPlirkybes If pradaia
a.mijos demobilizacijos bus nu-
statyta per speciale kariska ko-
misija"
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-01-04

True Translation filed with the postmaster
at Chicago, H., on End day OF Janrary;
1918. as required by the act of October G.,
Milford chronicle., 1918-12-27
OCEAN VIEW.

Inc young folks have returned home
from the cities and the town seems
alive.
George West OF Philadelphia is Wis.
iting relatives here.
Allen Daisey OF New York is visiting
his family.
Ernest Bennett of Philadelphia is
spending the holidays with his par
ents.
Harry Paris and son, Raymond. of
Jersey City, are spending several days
with relatives here.
Howard Evans of Philadelphia has
returned home for the holidays.
Thomas H. Hudson OF Wilmington
is visiting his family.
kever Hudson OF Wilmington is
spending Christmas with his parents.
William Evans and Alonzo Evans of
New York are expected home for the
holidays
Amos McCabe Of Philadelphia is Wis
iting his parents this week.
Horace and Edward Derrickson of
Z camden. y. j., are spending the holi-
days with their parents.
FRANK Johnson is visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. charles johnson this week.
David Hudson of Philadelphia is Wis
illng ms parents for a few days.
Mrs. Annie Belts, who has been
spending some time in Charlotte and
Fayetteville, n. c.. with her sons. is
visiting her sister. Mrs. James NJ
Evans.
MIS-. Annie James is visiting her son.
Ut. j. ". James and wife, at Dover.
MISS Madge Richards of Newark.
Del Is visiting relatives here.
russell Richards sf Philadelphia has
leen spending a few days here.
George Johnson has recovered from
I'd attack Of the influenza and is spend !
hg the Christmas holidays with his |
amily
william Wharton has been visiting
in Philadelphia.
Milford chronicle., 1918-12-27

Elmer Dickerson has a calf of the
lstein-Freezeland variety, Is months
old, that gave birth on Monday morn
ing to a calf.
George Davidson's family all left on
Monday for Philadelphia and he is now
keeping bachelors hall.
Thelma May Jefferson died on Friday
OF influenza, aged year, month and
II days. Funeral was held at the late
home on Saturday by the Rev. Hun
gerford, and interment made in Odd
Fellows cemetery by 5. J. Wilson &
Son
Edward W. Conard died on Saturday
evening OF pneumonia, superinduced by
an attack of the influenza. He was Al
years, month and l3 days old.
Harriet A. Vessels died at Robin
sonville on Saturday Of senility, aged
81 years, 4 months and 20 days Flu
neral services on Tuesday afternoon
at COnley's Chapel by the Rev. Zim-
norman and burial made in the ad-
jacent cemetery.
j. T. Pettyiohn has been awarded
the contract for carrying the mail be-
tween Milton and the railroad station.
Milford chronicle., 1918-12-27
MILLVILLE.


The churches were again opened on
Sunday after having been closed on
account of the flu and Rev. G. E.
Sterling preached a very interesting
Christmas sermon.
Miss Lydia Evans OF Wesley Col
legiate Institute is spending her
Christmas vacation with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. d. Evans.
Rev. and Mrs. G. Z. Sterling and
family. Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Steele and
family and Miss Myrtle Powell were
entertained to dinner on Saturday by
Mr.. and Mrs. Roland West at Whites
Neck
Mr.. and Mrs. Ulysses West and
daughter, Ruth, OF Camden. y. j., are
spending the Christmas holidays with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George West.
Miss Helen Hickman OF Warwick is
spending the week with her grandpar-
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Manden Lynch,
John Furman of New York is spend
ing a few days with his family here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marvel Hopkins of
Philadelphia and Samuel Hopkins of
New York are spending the holidays
with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Theo-
dore Hopkins.
Miss Mabel Powell of Philadelphia
is spending a few days with her
mother. Mrs. Ida Powell.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Barnett and
son, George, Mrs. Cora MCGEE and
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dale and family
were entertained TO dinner on Wednes-
day by Mr.. and Mrs. James Dale at
Whites Neck.
Mrs. Albert Montgomery spent
Christmas with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. X. c. Steele.
James c. Dukes is spending the hol-
days with his mother, Mrs. Harvey
Dukes.
Misses Myrtle and Mabel Powell. !
Irma Steele, Anna Williams, Lydia |
Evans and Eva Dale were the guests !
II Miss Hattie McCabe on Thursday. |
Archie Evans OF the Bethany Beach |
Coast Guard Station visited his family /
lere on Monday.
The stork visited the home of Mr..
md Mrs. Edward CULLEN last week
md left a baby boy.
Joshua Bennett Of Whites Neck is
pending few days with his daugh-
or. Mrs Thomas Dukes.
Milford chronicle., 1918-12-27
WARWICK.

10 an the readers of the Milford
| chronicle, Happy New Yeari
IhleVes again made their appear-
ahce around Warwick some time he
tween Sunday night and Monday morn
ing This time they broke into the
barn OF Willard Smiths and sto1e .
neg containing fifteen gallons of vine
gar II IS supposed that they were
aIter hard cider and got the wrong
in.g' heg' as they left two large buckets
me owners may have the buckets bv
calIlng on Mr.. Smith, as this time he
tilIlhs ne has clue to whom the
parties were. '''e
marry IhoroughgoOd has moved his
Iamiiy to the farm ne recently nnr-
chased from Henry Hall. While mov-
ins' ms Oldest son stumbled and fell
oet"een the wheels of a load of corn
wnlch passed over him. Fortunatelv
ne was not seriously injured.
A. n. Lingo killed two fine norl,ars
on Friday. P0' Aeis
Mt. and Mrs. Pete Short. Jr.. ara in
with the Spanish influenza
Miss Bernice Abbott spent a nar+ %
Iast week with her aunt, Mrs. B. F
- "a %AiAAoUoIO.
a. L. Rust and daughters, Anna and
SnaIIotte' were Salisbury visitors on
mrs. Nellie Timmons is visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Downs for
a few days. " " No. LOT
Miss Grace Lingo, who has been
very i'll, is improving.
a., Mr. and Mrs. P. NJ. Short spent Sun
qay with their daughter, Mrs. RaInb |
Johnson. 4'"ipA
mrs Mrs. ). A. Warrington and Kurlie
Aooott 'tt spent last week with Mrs. vii |
,1i, MSS Helen Hickman is spending the
ioiaays iS,i, with her grandparents al
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Abbott were Mil
ord visitors recently.
Milford chronicle., 1918-12-27
BURRSVILLE.

\ happy New Year to one and all
Rev. Joseph Green OF Ohio, who re-
Gently purchased a farm OF Arthur
Kelley, died on Friday of paralysis.
His body was sent TO Ohio. He is sur
vived by three children; a son who
lived with him viii remain on the
farm.
Our school is closed for a weeks
vacation and will reopen on December
30, and the children viii have 10 holi-
day on New Years.
Edward Webber, Milton JacOpo, Mrs.
Mary Stafford and son, Robert Henry.
who nave been victims of influenza
are reported much improved
Andrew Slaughter and wife have
moved TO their property recently pur-
chased OF James Good.
John W. Thawley is operating mis-
saw mill on his farm.
II. A. Porter sold his personal prop
erty on Saturday at his home, which
ne Will yacate the first of the year
Mr.. and Mrs. Harlan r. Blades will
occupy the property.
The infant son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Jas.
smith died last week of influenza.
MI and Mrs. Robert II. Dill, Mrs.
Emile II. Sapp and son, Robert VIII
ham, and Mrs. NJ. Leland Wyatt and
laughter, Margaret Evelyn. are spend
ng the week of holidays in Washing
on d. c., a the home OF the formers
son and the latter's brother. Ira a. |
Dill and family. A family reunion !
vas held on Christmas Day.
Milford chronicle., 1918-12-27
RoxANA.

Mrs. o. II. Connolly and children
are visiting her parents at Galena. Nd.
! Mr.. and Mrs. +. J. Derrickson Wis
tied his parents, Rev. and Mrs. James
L. Derrickson, at Pittsville, Nd, last
week.
Mrs. George Long and daughter.
Hilda, have been i'll with the influenza.
Elton Lynch, who is a student az
Goldey College at Wilmington, is home
for the Christmas holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel r. Tubbs visit
ed their daughter, Mrs. William r.
Daisey, last Sunday.
James Dickerson of Philadelnhia js
visiting friends here.
Edmund Lynch, who was in the SER
vice several months and stationed at
Camp Meade, has been discharged and
is spending some time with his par
ents here.
Elmer West, who has been working
in Philadelphia, is visiting his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. r. West, who nave
recently moved in town.
Marvin Williams of ClarksvilIe. Del.
visited Howard Lynch over the week
end.
Frank Mumford of Selbyivlle was
caller in town Saturday.
Mrs. Samuel Kitchens of Omar. Del.
called on her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
g. P. Furman, Monday.
Clinton Watson has bought the prop |
erty formerly owned by Edgar Ben
nett and moved in it last week. Mr.. /
and Mrs. Bennett have moved to their
arm.