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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-08-23
8eitere sdenfuns fiir
8iDnier 9Dg 6ans

Gine tpeitere 5de11hrng fir BUS
D.on er aog 5an8 tpllr0e bieier Idge
BON 5err11 nno grau gbas Roos
bon g8ellingto1J RaniaS ge1naht tpel6e
cine @1enfnng bD1l $25 iibernlittelten.
Dieies @elb foll Beripslbl1ng finben
nm bus 2og Saus NIT et1Dus goTufprt
All Derieberl. Nn liiebffen mare es Sen
.56enfer1l tpenn es gebfandt niirSe nm
einen Jeuer Serb 81 erri1t ten Die
Eerfte 5denfung BE gen1odt ipurbe Tam
bon Grau q1nrn poerr pons ct. 2ouis
pelde nm lage Der Gilliueibune $50
ibenfte g5ofue 2iberalitdt 4 II ,pirflid
.erfreuIid u,so fOllte 9ladabnter finbeu.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-08-23
lplor Do11t Gpclone
beiutgeiu@t
5t,1rnt ipiitet cine balbe stnnoe.
@ei6dftsteil Der Stabtein g9utt=
baufen, Gerluit an Wienihenleben
srDf. 8eridte iebr ipdrlid.

1nler, eine @tabt BON etipaS ilber
1900 Gtnnobnern IN 2tncoln GountA
nnrbe Mtttpo6abe11b bon nenlWtrbel==
It 1rm bein1geiu9t Be: Iob unb Beroerz
ben perbaeitete. 8ert6te 1tno MN ipdr~
lt6 erbdltlt6 tpeil sic 1elepbonzD Drdbfe
nno au6 0te Telegraph Drdbte posur
5turm 5errtiien tp1rben. Map Ser
einen td9liden s3ettung ion Der gturut
am neun l1br gepeien fetn ltr1bs eines:
sanoere 3eitung i6reibt, bab berielbe.
3na6 elf nbr itber Ste ungladlide gtaof.
beretnbra4.
2aut Der etngelaufere11 8eri6te iolz
len 81 Betionen inns 2eben geforrn1en
.fein. Oils Der Stnrm fam, fln6tetelt
it6 eine Nn3abl IN bte SPOOL Salle,
tpel6e nnter bent Druid beS 9turrne8'
5erl6mettert tpurbe u1o alle unter Sen
1riintmern bergrllb. Sn bieiem Sc
bdube alletn iollen II Menl6en un18
2eben gefommen ietp. @tn tpetterer
8ert6t last, bab Ser 9aiiagteraug Der
lln9efdbr Inn bteie s3ett IN 9pler fdllig
lit tn ben Bfab be8 Stur1nes fam nnb
bob etne &utl6e bonn @eletie getporfen
tpnrbe nnb bab II 8erlonen gu 9obe
fanen urb etne 2ln3abl pertpu1bet
|pnroe.
Der @ei6dftSteil ser @taot ioll eirr
Irii1n1nerbaufer1 letn unb oaS Yoit9ez
bdube etn S6uttbaufen. Qlu6 I'M See
| lioen5tetl Ser 9tabt ion ser @turnr
arg getpiitet baben uno groben 59aben
angert6tet baben unb aud bier iollel1
Meni6enleben gu beflagen feir.
| Milltam 8. 9torf, ein 8ruber porr
Nbre6t nnb Nugult Storf, ur1b Bra11
IS3taS mobnt In 9pler. 9ie Ba1nilie
erbtelt BON bteien1, geitern ,norgar Elm
lpaar 3eilen IN ei1lent Brtef Ben er aa1z-
genf6ein1tA auf benz Mitter11a6tsuq.
[abgegeben Bate. Gr fagt: Gpcfone'
bier Banilte In gi6erbeit. 8iele
6dulerl luntseb ebla{enaunb Diele Weniden.
F1rngefommet,"
Son Sen Na6baritdbten tpuroe To-.
fort auf 5pectal3iigen BON Hipeltone
llnb Nutbben 5ilfe geianbt. Obnobl
ote erften 8ert6te tmner iib6rtrieben
1t1o, 10 1detnt iebo6 fetn 3petfel 5u
iein 0ab 5Dler gr0bere Spfer an Me11z
lf6enleben u11b. 9a6i6aoen erlttten bat.
fpte Seem 1lmE ietrer s3eit IN 1881,
@tntge Seem lll1ner bebaupten, bab.
5mti6en II unb IL llbr Mtttpo6na6t
fiir eine fur5e 9panne 3ett Der @tnb
bier be0eutenb bdrter blteS ipte gerabe
Supor uno na6ber unb bringen biess
NIT bem @nelon tn 9nler IN gerbirte
bnng.
@pdter: 27 2et6en ltno beretts IN benz
9rii11nern gefunben tporoen. Snn
@oSpital iollen &ranfen lnb Dfle@
gert11 untgefontmen ietn.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-08-23

Sin bishen 5tafiltif. sobDobl bic
Ser. gtaaten 8 Grosellt BET eD6lfe
ru1lo l11lo mn Brp5ei1t bee feitei1
|2anbes ber grDe rsprdi itntiereir lies
fern lie Is Brose1lt ollen gBei5enS lllo.
rs Bro,erlt alien Naaig; ibren Berg
|perfen erltitamn1en $50 Broaeaf oes
|Giiens, 10 Dro3etlt lod sfeimoble
Iilno SO Nro3ent oes seupferS oer
IgBelt;; iie eraelleen 80 BrO5ent oller
qgQaren ,,r,o fDfltrCl 35 ro5snt
Ibes 8anlunia beiagt slt
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-08-23
Seitintnt1ln9e1t 1tege1t
8inofleiid anfgez
bobe1t+
gfahrunqgmittelperipaltnng 1ebt 8anf1.
ipeqen ssleiiheenniies auf+ Mnfbe=
ipabren Bpm ssleiiA fit Die 8interz
5eit gilt nid)t als ,,9amitern"

True translations filed with the post
master at New Ulm on Aug. %, 1918,
as required by the act Of October, s, 1917.
gfeue Beitinmungen, Oie BON Der
sBunbeSnabrl1ng ittelpernaltung aus
9egangen it1lb, beben Die Gini6rdnfnn=
oen auf Sic fit be11 @enub pon Rinoz
fleiid gegolten baben, mas Sic 6ffentli6en
5peilepldbe a1betrifft, iotnte aud ote
fretpilligen @inf6rdnfungen betreffS beS
@enuiieS BON Ninbfleii6 I'M Sausbalt.
Ste ausgegebenen 8eroron1ngen be-
I1tirnmen ben gerbrau6 bon Rtnoern
1lnter AS Dfnnb @emidt, 10 bab oie
idpereren 5tiide 8ieb fir llnlere fdn1pz
fenoen 1ruppen uno unlere Nlltterten
Ibrtg bletben.
Ser Grlab, bur6 Ben oie Gtnidrdnz
funoen iber @ennB bon RtnofleildJ
sauf9eboben tper6erL ging etnen Wlorat
friiber aus, al8 MON erlDartet batte,
I urb aus oe1n @runbe it Ser obengehannte
Wuni6 bi1lSugefiigt tporoen.
ssleiid ,tab Gentiiie anfbetpabren
Sin Brief, Ser bel bem Nabrung8=
mtttelpermalter bon 8rotpn @on s. q.
5tol3, etnltef nno bon Der 8ermaltung
bes 5taateS fonln1t, beiagt, 6ab oas
,@al3en unb @tnlesen bon 6leii6 fir
.gBinterbeoarf ni6t alS uSamitern" anz
aeieben tpiro. Ser 8rtef lalltet al5o:
u Mugnif 1918.
Sin alle Gountp NabrungS1ntttelz Ser
tpalter!
8or fur5er 3eit erfdien IN elmer Der
tdglt9en 3ettungen Der s3milltngSitdo=
Ete eth Nrttfel iiber oas Saniter11 bon
FgfabrungS11littel, nobur6 biel Ser
|sptrr1lng e1tlta11ben 1T. ss
Wir tpiin16en e8 gum 8eritdnont8
Der 2eute bon Minne1ota 3u brt1gerl,
soaB Sic geobrung teloertpaltu11s por=
nebnrlih Fur ben q 5}iued sbeitebt ll11{ereft
EGinmobnern bebulfliid gu iiet1l, bab ite
unter Sen gegenpdrttgen fritif6en Ser
bdltniiien gut leben. Daber TT e8
fpiinl6en8tpert, oab Ste 2ente 10 tDentg
tpte 1lnr mDgli6 gelt0rt meroen, Wtr
lDinl0e1l bab 9peiien oie peroerben,
fir Sic 3ett geipart, oa 'pertg prool1=
siert tpir6. 0drum 1T e8 iebr min
i6enSpert, bab alle 9orten bon 6rii6=
ten uno @e1niiien etnge1nodt nno prd=
ierptert merberL unb bab Gleti6 IN.
aer1ii9e1ber Qua11tttdten 5uberettet miro,
.l11l1 eS fir bie Bertobe 3,l erbalten, me1ln
mentg gu baben TT.
Gleti6iorten aller art follef1 etn=
geial5en un0 5ubereitet meroen. Seoe
5anrilte bat ba8 pDlltee Ne6t, I'M 5erbit
etne seniige1oe Quantttdt BON Jrl16t
lnb Semitic etn5uleeenL Die bi6 CUR nod
iten @ation genug 1T, 1atld61i6 tptro
e8 gefpitni6t, bab oieS getan mtro.
@elbitperitdnblt6 ndre eS nt6t re6t,
6rii6te, 6lii6 unb Semitic IN Quanz
tttdten etn3ulegen, Ste Ben rormalen
Berbrau6 einer Samilie iiberitetger,
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-08-23
auftidiff l111o 8allp1

S. sefr. IS. 6. Gngelbert bat ii6
mdbrerlo Der. lebten Gage ernitli6 be-
nliibt, EN- 2ufti6iff BON Der 6lieaer<
itatio11 ii MinneapoltS gu it6erh, oaS
pdbrerlo Ser Nnsfellung etnen Nufitetg
11aden ioll. BiS iett 1T nod fetne
beitin1n1te 9la6ri6t eingelaufen. Sine
s6abrt per 2uftballon lpir6 ft6er bnr6z
eefiibrt.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-08-23
-Grnte qeidGbigt

Grt1te 9e1DaDtgt
g8te berettS oben gemeloet, bat Der
9feoen rdbreno Der pergangenen Wode
sic Gr11te gang beoeutenb gei6d6igt
mie 8ertGte aus allen Tetlen unieres
gountps beiaeen. Man6e Sarmer,
pollten glei6 brel6en obne BEN 8etSen
erIt in SEN 56ober gu brtnge11. Dte
G'arben aber itno auSgetpa6ien, l1no
menn Ser Nesen nt6t balb, anfb0rt
mtrb iiberbdl1pt ipentg gum Dref6e11
itbria bletben. 9elbfa Der, aSet5en, ber
in BEN Stod gebra6t uuroe, md6f aus,
oa er nod nt6t troden senug NOR, als
ct 5uiammengefabren lpurbe. Nnd)
oro11o ser 01eeen IN bte S6ober btnet1l,
@eisen IN ber Muble ..as
O}ebrere 5aule11b 8ui6el Wet3en
ous oiefer @esenb. ltnb IN ben jbteitgen
Ueublen abgeliefert morben nnb man
bat oefunbe11, oob er beln agraoe nad)
iebr oerlUteben Il It. Ser bteber gez
brodte MeBen par 1netlten8 Dor ber
Hegenpertooe gebrol6en uno perbdltz
nismdbte gut. Seoo6 mubten etlt6e
2obunge11 BON Ser @agle Weiible 5uriidz
ee>pteien merber, ba er BON lebr gertnger
Site mar. perr Slien erfldrte Ser
Seem lllm Yolt, ser @ei5en babe 70
piel 6eu6ttgfett e11tbalten, oab er 5db
iei, 1no bab es unn09lib lei, TIN gu
perpenben, eS iet benn, er merbe erlt
oetrodnet. Nnoerer ipdter abgelteferter
Weiaen merbe NIT ser e3eit gut 5l1
mablen iei1l, mille aber erit our9 $50
5den bonn Noit befrett merben, pa8
piel s3eit u1lo Mrbett IN Nnipru6
nebrne. s3u btel Soft madt ben Mei=
sen mertlos, urlb peruria6t 10 etnen
groben 8erluit
gSeit1i9er @et5en gut
Serr Slien erfldrte au6, ite bdtten
ous tbren Wet5enlpei6ern tm @elten
oan3e Wagenlabungen boil erbalten.
3teie @6rnerfrn6t lei gang auS9ez
aeidnet. 9ie betben 9afotas batte1
ntdt 10 ptel Negen ME ll11lere @egero.
! Waais braudbt Spnneni9ein
@s 1et be1tt1, bab anbaltenoeS betbeS
g8etter l1nb @o1rnenidetn et11treten,
mirb ser Weais ipobl falln1 reif tperber.
G5eoenmdrtig ftebt er iebr gut llno 1T
Sem lebtidbrtgerr I'M 8ersletd nett
poraus, BOD miiffen ipir nod biel
beikes @etter baben, menn etne CUTE
I}atsernte er3telt perben ioll.
True translations fled with the post
master at New Ulm on Aug. 2S, 1918.
as required by the act Of October 8, 1917, ,
Weiaenplane fiir nddites Sabr
Sin nattonaler Blan fit etne groBe
ssreibettS= Detsenernte bt8 Sabres 1919
ap1rbe am %. Suit BON Der Nderballz
ubtetluno Ser geretnigten Sfuaten a1t=
oefiinbtat, Nmerifaniide garn1er tperz
SEN erfndt, bieien @erbit ntdt menlger
ols 45,OOO,OOO NcreS IN Btnter ermel5 l5e1a
etn3nIden eine 3u11abme po1t z lrDz
aent TN gerglei6 gum Rkfen sSabr.
Die Nbtetluns gibt ben Stat, bdB logar
ei11 grDberes Nreal, rlrgefdIn ~ 500
600 Ncreseitle s3unabn1e ppn n1ebr
alsi IL 8ro5ent bes porigen Jabrs
eingeldt iperoerl fD1111te Uenn Sic Ser
bdltnifie tll allen Stauten belonbers
aiinitia fpare1. Dies 1uiirbe be1ier ben
BebiiTfniiien Der TN &rieg fd befi11bz
Iine1 alltierten 0latio1len entipre9en.
gon oen fleineren Areal f6nnte man
cine Grnte bon 636, ,OOO, 600 Buibel
erparten, lpie man bere6nef bat, ll1.b
,,a,, he,,, nrHEf%r WrpnI 6f;7 0l(l 600
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-08-23

SIN Set1n bon 6rau Mn0rem
@agner IN @iltg fan0 lehten 9onnfagz
na6ntftag gu @bren BON Sri. Gllen
@areis tpel6e ii6 be11lnd6it NIT Nnbrem
@agner perebeIt6en ipiro, ETH 8arcel
@boper itatt. Gtne gan3e Nn5abl Der
sGreunbe batten it6 81 bieier 8egeben=
belt eingefunben unb perlebten re6t
angeneb1ne 5tunben I'M 8agner 9eim,
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-08-23
Ct erll,1l filiir grotu1t
G|o')llllt d II syair


Au8 Ser Site 1le1er ll11b grobartiger
attrafttonen l11lb l1nterbaltungerl, Ste
bieleS Sabr auf Der Brotpn So. sgair
|gebote1 tperoen, gebt offenfidtli6
Ebaa Nrbor, bab bie oteSidErige
ssluS1tennng, bic gr0bte nnb bette IN
1iefen1 unb ben ulnltegenben Counties
|fetn tpir6. Die Gage Der sGair linb
Nlontaa DtenStag ll1lo W1eitttpo6 ndbz
ifer Bo6e.
Neue Mttraftipnen
sOfebrere neue berDorrager1be 56auz
fNungen iin6 Der friber ber6ffentli6ter1
Site bin5usefngt lporbetl. Darunter
hefinoet ii6 ein grober Sabnenretgen,
ber llrtfer Der 2ettung bon Brofelior
German @ein et1geiibt miro nnb tpo5u
berettS iiber 100 Dame11 tire 8eteiligung
5ugeiast baben. 8olfStdn3e it1b gu
Der Site bingefiiet fporben, nnb bteie
inerbe1 tpdbrenb beS 9ea6n1tttag8 porz
|gefitbrt iperbetl. 2eitertn 1T SRI. @lia
Seir.
3u ber1 progran1m ndbre11o beS
Nberbs itnb 2 .Tableaue bt15ugeflgt
iporben, Don benen oaS eine bas Note
Rreu3, Das anbere baS an1ertfanti9e
Oedbden BARTLETT. Nlle alltierte1 9faz
tione1l fperbe.1 tn oen Neieen pertreteu
|iein,
auftidiff uuo 8allpn
sefr.s IS. 6. @ngelbert bat iid
Emdbre1los Der lekten Sage ernitlt6 be-
1niibt, Elm 2ufti6iff bon ser Nlteger=
[ftation .in Minneapoli8 3u it6erf1, baa
|mdbren6 Ser Nns1tellung einen Nufitetq
made11 ion. Bts iebt 1T nod fetne
befir1n1te Ma6rtdt etneelaufer. Gtnt
6abrt5 per 2uftballon ntr6 it6er bllr6=
|eefiibrt.
B b Mnbere Menbeiten
| Mie friiber a1lee5etgt, tptrb fi6 baa
as,aDatn iii 2 groBen gMfffen fdgIttdd
+prool1sierer1. SIRE aeiitungen fptelen
1i6 auf benz @ebiet Der glfrobattf at
=unb 1i1tb NIT nrfomti9en Soften per=
bunbe1l. A5pbann trete11 4 Sapane1
onf, ste @ebriiber SSbtfama, bte ald
@qnilibrt{ten ieben 9}a6mittag uni
Mbe11o balSbre6erti6e &unititlde auf=
fnbre14 DaS Nuftreten Ser 6 flie=
oenben camps tptro nt6t erfolgen, 30
2 ser Briiber gum Mtlttdrbtenit ein=
ge3oge1t pnrben. Statt beiien itnl
8 a11oere srobarttge Nuffibrrngen ge=
{i6ert porben.
Gs 1T au6 geplant, ein Ballipie]
3tpti1en Stem 1Hmer anb 91tcolleterr
@pielern gu beranitalten, biS iekt ii
aber ni6tS 8e1ttn11nte8 befmtnt gez
tpproen,
Dtenstag &tnberta9
Dienstae 1T als &irrbertae feitseiest
porben. Sin Sem Iag tperoen alle
256ulfinoer I'M Gountn freten 3utrttt
3u Ser NuSfellung baben. SET oer
.@elegenbeit ioll ein Tableal onr6)
Germittlung oeS geretn8 fir bic Wobl
fabrt ser Gtnber geboten tper0en. 96ul=
timber bon alien Ietlen beS COUNTY
meroen eine grobe SABINE tragen. 8e=
s{onoer8 an3iebenb miro et11e SABINE 1etn,
Sic BON Sen &leigen getragen nitro uno
5bte Uncle cams leRte Neierpen BARTLETT.
Die gan5e Darbtetung itebt nnter get
t1nq BON sSrau Sobn @ool0rtd anS
@leepp Gpe, Ser @onntp Brdlioenttn
.oeS geretnS.
Sin Wettbeperb in gteb3u6t niro
beionbereS Snterelie ertpeden, GS 1oll
oabet belon6erS auf bie 2etitungen Der
Sugenb geieben tperoen.
S5ofmeiifers &apelle nirb mdbreno
Ser 2 Gage auf Der NuSfellun9 bte
Muiif ltefern,
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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-08-23

Yaitor Nlbre6t mar Montar
In 91icollet no er 1nttbalf baS Wtez
genfeit ietner 1o6ter 6rall aoebler7
gu feiern.
SRI. emma Selget BON Comm
gtgel batte Montag bas Mtbeeldid
bon ei11er @agenlabung 5en gu fallen
u1b ft6 0aS 9anogelenf si1 bre6en.
@5epatter @tor6 mar oieier Gage:
be16dffigt III elmer Nn5aN Ganilten.
11r1ntere 106terden ab3uliefern, Monz=
taq be9liidte er Sic Slid &nrtb Gamife:
BON bier NIT eineni gSjd 8 ID dfndeL Dtens==
tag oie @illtanl 5dnobrid Gamilie
bon Gottonpoob, nno Waltber OdS
6anilte IN 5prinefieD ie Elm T6dter=s
lein uno N1itttpo6 oie Grarlf 2uepfa
Ja1ntlie BON Gourtlano aud NIT ei1er.
BrinBeiltn. Man n106te beinabe aus
rufen r!S6r' auf NIT oeirem MdOdenz
1eoen".
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-08-23

Won oem @dpeigen idnrer8t bic.
2unqe nidt, betbt eS IN einen alfelr@
rulii{den 5pridport, urlo an6 N biez
iem1 ipesiellen Talle. lpridt Ser 8olfs=
numb aus LANCER G1fab brlIng 2eioer-
iebod 1T Sic Runlf, flu9 ;n idpeigetu
nod piel f6merer. als bic annit, Hug
.au reberl.-9glber aud Bic Tiirfen baae1r
Elm trefflides @pri6 6fport. iiber oie 9alz
tlln9 Ser s3unge, 1ldnlli6 l1ber eir
.unaeiprbd denes gBort bift 81 Weeiiterss
aber etn gelprodel,es ggort 1T aeiiter
iibsr bi6.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-08-23
Gr6bte Mnsbebn11g filrl
Mn9llit erbalte1t,
gieraebn Mann ppn bier al nad1
Camp Grant ndt1 1iten MiDntagt Sine
fleine Mtl5abl ppn liter geht IN etn
paar Wphet, gum srainire1 11ad1
Gan1p 9Dbge.

True translations filed with the post
master at New Ulm on Aug. %, 1917,
as required by the act Of October 8, 1913.
Sic gr6bte MuSbebung fir ben OaD=
nat Nneuit tpnrbe fpdt leste Wo63e
bon ser lofalen Nu8bebnng8beb
erbalten. Die glnSbebu11g nitro Il
M1orn aus bteien1 gDuntn nebmen 11lb
bteielben lperber1 am 26, oieieS Monat8
na6 Camp Grant gum 5raintre1 abb
reiien. Die Snngen8 baben Befebl
erbalten ii6 Inn II l1br norgels IN
Ser Maffenballe ein5uftnoer.
&laiie i beinabe eridDpft
Deit Ser gusbebung oieier Wdnner
perben nur pentge iibrig bletben BON
alaiie / tpel6e ii6 I'M Monat Stunt
1917 regiltrirter1. Die ndbfe Nn8z
bebung mtro b06itmabrl6etnli6 balpK
{ddli6 aus 1918 Neeiitranfen belteben,
gier5ebrl BON fplgenoen 19 WMnnern
tper sel1 1ld6lten Montag au8gell6t tperz
ben fir @an1p @rant:
Nnton SO. Metbl Nem nlm
Deter @hmis .Sleepn @ne
Grn1f 81. Bfeiffer. q. .91etp nlm
ssranf @harst Seem ulm
Stlner Sllon gomfrep
gilbert 6. Softer. 5pfingfielo
Sultu8 Sobn Saife sUiorgan
Walter 56roeber... Wtorgan
Sob1 Wen3el 6el9et panSfa
Tranf S. @obltri6 9leepn Gne
Malbemar S. 6uepelmann Stem lllm
Are6erid q. Sb1ien 9prtnsftelo
2amrence S, gean. $40. .5prtngfielo
ssranf 6pffmall11. Seem nlm
emil q. Sobnp11 .,. Gon1tre1
Sernarl Brabl Seem nlm
.g9tto &arl Yrabl Stem ulm
Nene6tct1W. Bertrand IS. 51eepn gpe
sDtto Gll1l5 s99letp nlnl
Sin paar mud, Camp 9poge beproert
grosrS iiinb aud bier etngetroffe1t
3pst poer brei O}anr na6 Ganlp Dodge
III l1tden no 1te tn eir1e Ndlttair &laite
etlgereibt merben. Dteie &laiie. 1T
ettpaS peri6te6en bon Ser reguldrer
glr1nee uno be1tebt borausitdtltd IN
Snitruftioner1ldngS militdrii6er Sinten,
Milford chronicle., 1918-04-26
ANGOLA

The Rabbits Ferry School closed last
Friday. The teacher, Miss Mfdren Depu-
ty. has given good service and the par
ents and scholars are loath to part with
her.
There has been more work done on the
roads this spring than usual, but none
have been improved or changed for the
better as much as the road leading from
Conley's Church to Angola. Too much
praise cannot be given Mr.. Dorman for
his unceasing efforts and labor to get
the road in such fine shape He also
gave the right of way to straighten the
road, which heretofore has been crooked
unsightly and dangerous.
The new minister Rev zlmmerley. ana
his wife. Of the Nassau charge. have
made favorable impression and we hone
that while they are here they will feel
that their lot has been cast in pleasant
places.
The farmers In this vicinity are doing
their bit" bravely. and under adverse
circumstances, as help is scarce. Bur
everyone is working and planning for a
large acreage Of all the standard crops
We trust the season will be good and the
harvest plentiful
Milford chronicle., 1918-04-26
sHINGLE NEWS.
(Near srldseVllle.)

Many Of the young people Of this vic
Unity attended the Liberty Loan meeting
which was held in the Tropical Theatre
at Glendale Thursday evening.
Mrs. j. G. Buckley OF Greenwood Is
spending a few days with friends near
here.
Miss Mary Hellens Is recovering from
case Of measles.
Miss Florence Hellens returned home
Saturday from visit with her aunt, Mrs
Clare Wilson.
Walter Marker and Willard Dckerson
Of Camp Dix spent the weekend with
their parents at Glendale
Miss Mary Williams was an EIlendale
visitor last week.
Roy, Asbury, and Isaac PassWaters are
Ill with the mumps.
The Young Peoples Society Of Oakley
M. P. Church will meet at the home OF
Mary Hellens Friday evening, May srd
The public Is invited.
James Brown has gone to Hartford.
Conn.,, where he expects to ind employ
ment.
The friends of Mrs. Alice Smith, nee
Donovan, are glad to hear OF her recov-
cry from a long illness.
William Clendaniel Is improving his
home with a new coat Of paint and a new
porch.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Banning and
daughter Lavina were Milford visitors
last week.
Harry Warrington OF Greenwood is
spending a few days with Robert Pass
waters at Oakley.
Milford chronicle., 1918-04-26
KENT FARM BUREAU TRACTOR
DEMONSTRATION fine SUCCESS

The Kent County Farm Bureau has
added another link to its chain Of efii-
cheney through the success Of the Tractor
Demonstration held last week on Tues
day, Wednesday and Thursday near
Dover. The hundreds Of spectators each
day were impressed with the excellent
character Of the work done by every
make OF machine demonstrating and were
given the best possible opportunity to
compare the merits Of the various makes
as adapted 10 their own needs.
Owing to The transportation difficulties
some Of the tractors were brought to
Dover on trucks and others came by
their own power. The six different makes
demonstrating were sufficient to repre-
sent most of the various types on the
market and TO show the possibilities and
adoption of each type to the kind Of work
performed.
The first day was devoted entirely to |
simple plowing demonstrations on plots |
laid out for each -machine. as all the ma
chimes were not ready for the fuel test /
the first day.
Wednesday afternoon the fuel test was
conducted Two acres OF land we're as
signed to each tractor. Before starting
all fuel tanks were fled and after the
plowing Of the two-acre plot was COM
pleted the fuel tanks were refilled. The
amount required In realling was the
amount Of fuel used in plOwing the two
acres. The results Of the fuel test were
"a follovrs.
Milford chronicle., 1918-04-26
FRANKFoRD.


Dean Winhred Robinson Of the Wo
mems College. Newark, and four younl
ladies' OF the same college, accompanied
by Miss Lyla Townsend, a daughter o.
I Governor John G. Townsend Of Selbyville
visited the school here on Monday in
the interest Of the Third Liberty Loan
drive They urged the students 10 econ
omise in clothes In order to buy bonds.
The graduating class of the high school
gave an entertainment and festival on
Saturday evening. the proceeds OF which
will be used TO defray the expenses OF
the graduating exercises.
The young men OF the town gave their
weekly party dance on Friday evening
in Odd Fellows Hall.
Mr.. Andrew J. Easham has purchased
the residence now owned and occupied
by ". A. Torbert. In North Franl6ord.
Mr.. Asa Bennett has purchased the
residence on Main street now occupied
by W. A. Gum and viii move his fam
ily there in the near future.
Miss Frances Derricllson OF selbyville
spent the weekend with Miss Eva Hick-
man.
The Boy Scouts held their regular
weekly meeting In the school building
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engaged IN selling Thrift Stamps and are
to make a drive on Liberty Bonds next |
week
The women's club OF this town Is rals-
Ing money on a quilt made to represent
an American flag. The quilt is being
CHANGED OF and the money is to be do
mated to the Red Cross They expect
to raise at least $50 in this way.
Ward VVord
Bbe Bunting. all Of Camp Dix, spent
the week lend with their parents here.
The County School Commission visited
'ur school on Monday and again con-
iemned the building. This action was
AIKEN year ago but owing to conditions
iaused by the war, were lenient. The
Commission has now notified the Board
+ Education that unless they provide a
'etter building the State Treasurer win
e ordered to withhold all the State
money. 1t behoOves our public spirited
nen to get busy on the building as soon
s school closes and provide a building
hat will be up to the standard set by
he State Board OF Education. A few Of
ur public spirited men have been maxi
lg a hard pull for a new building for
everal years.
The Ladies' Auxiliary Society Ynat a.
le "Homeside Farm, the home Of Mr..
nd Mrs. Asher " Tingle on Thursday
ght Of this week. The trip out there
as made by automobile. They were
yally entertained and report a most
slightful evening.
Mrs. c. E. Timmons. accompanied by
r mother, sister and niece, motored to
'comOke City on Tuesday.
The remains Of Jonathan Davis, Of
llladelphia, were brought here recently
d inferred in Carey's cemetery!
The remains Of Mr.. George P. Stumpf
Philadelphia were brought here for
rial in Ling's cemetery last week. Mrs
impf and her sister. Mrs. Nettie White
wer. were buried here only q few
eks ago.