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Milford chronicle., 1918-03-22

AFTER a PERIOD Of agitation ths
farmers are free 70 do as they please
Is 70 the growing Of the tomato crop
q IslS TIE United States Food au-
t1orniss nave disclaimed any attempt
20 X the prices for tomatoes. and an
nouncsd 20 a delegation Of growers
ina, they have never issued any il
s-rucuous which could have been con
strued as an attempt a. hxing Of
prices. TIE situation grew ont Of tAe
department wAica buys supplies FOR
1ae army and navy Invitations 10
bid :or supplying the Governmental
use II these departments were sent 70
al paris Of the United States where
tomatoes are packed II cans. Eith the
result that the prices were based upon
replies made from ths various sections (
q tas United States. These ws-e N
ie-s-oOd 70 De t1e prices a. which The .
United States Government would take
ne produce from tie Gamers. and
therefore = hxing Of prices for ne
growers Tl.s Is denied il full. and
J.. who g7oE tomatoes can contract
or what taey please. OF sell The toma-
oes C1 The open nsrks, for any price
hey can gel TIE Government wiIl
eq1isit1ou E1zt . requires Just tie
z, vii pay the cost OF pack
e. plus = reasonable profr % the
sckers. Tais IS square deal for a
T. z-d settles = very serious sstua-
oa fo- tomato growers of This Pen q
-sula
Milford chronicle., 1918-03-22
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Milford chronicle., 1918-03-22
F." THE LITTLE PRINCESS

Greater even than her characterizations in Re
Of Sunnybrook Farm" and "A Poor Little Rich
Mary PickfOrds newest portrayal of the little girl Vi
both Hch and poor IN The Little Princess BY Fu
Hodgson Burnett.
Sara Crewe, Miss Pickford's newest portrayal Isl
OF Just about the same age as Rebecca. and those VI
hearts were captvated by Marys performance in ha
miliaI story, viii enjoy more than ever her presen1
Of The Little Princess. Sara is girl of twelve VIII
been reared in the romantic city Of Bombay India an
taken BY her father Captain Crevse to an English b.
ing school With the news of the death Of Captain u
and the loss OF bis fortune Sara reegated the nd
position OF a common slavey in the fashionable Z
school. / he adventures of Mary Pickford as the ga
maid her lonely position hunger and craving for th:
pathetic companionship are all rernindhl Of the adv
Of Oliver Twist
his subject has met with wide success both on
stage and in book form, and that it proves an idea
Gle tor Our Many" is readily appreciated. Staged
Marthall Neilan who produced with such remarkable
tect Re6ecca Of Sunnybrook Farm" and disclosing a.
eePh0nal supporting cast The Little Princess WI
doubtedly go down the greatest Of all Mary Pl'1I
presentations
Milford chronicle., 1918-03-22
BLANcHARD's STATION.

ST. and Mrg. Frank Collision gave
lsree goose dinner on Sunday Those
present were Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Colh-
son and family Mr and Mrs. Jack Rust
and daughter Dorothy. Mr. and Mrs Mat
Russell and family, Mr and Mrs james
COLLISION. Edward Bowen. Mr. and NIT.
Roland Conlson and daughters Dora ana
Hazel
I Mr. and Mrs Horace Edgell and Mrs.
@. Boxer were visitors Of Mr. and Mr7.
r. COLLISION on Monday.
r collision was a Denton visitor on
Tuesday.
Sir and Mrs. Roland Collision spent ten
days with their parents. Mr. and Mrs. ;.
p COZ son and Mr and Airs. Henry Don
ovan.
1lr. and Mrs Leonard zott and daugh-
-er we're The guests Of their parents. Mr.
and Mrs Frank Obier on Sunday.
Mr and Mr.. Fred Zo.t spent Sunday
w.,a his parents AZ Greenwood.
2Ir and Mrs. James Rogers and Mrs.
Ss-ah J. Pleasan-on were the guests Of
I- and Mrs. Harry z. Rogers on sunday.
M and Mrs Grover Torbert spent the
last q the week with his father. George
" Torber-, near Oakley.
Mss Nabie BarE1ck and Miss Violet
Meredith were the guests Of Miss Nellie
Rogers On Friday.
Mss Nellie Rogers was he guest Of
Mss Y-oie- Meredith on sunday.
Milford chronicle., 1918-03-22
SHAWEEE

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Milford chronicle., 1918-03-22
ST. JoHEsFoWE.

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Milford chronicle., 1918-03-22
SHINGLE NEWS.
lNear 5rioseVille)

WIuizm OSsai q Camp DIX spent m
weekend with rs zpreuts Al Ellenaale
Marvel Williams Las returned 70 carnT
F DIX AFTER a ten day flriouga.
Mss Pearl Newton j. very 81 a. thls
writing
Mss Ella C-asher Is spending a few
{ days v5-a 2lrs Henry B-anchoeche and
friends rear here. as she -s 70 leave 1or
ne w=s, II q few Gays
Ru-h Wilso1 and Na-y Hsliens were
Gs-o-rs-oEu visitors as week
Ee-ry Bla-chhacae has purchased q
uew house.
NJ ard Nrs A-ch.s E-lt1gsEo--h are
The p-oud parents q a 6ae bsby girl
Eras, Wz-re- spez- ne weekend El-a
Ter pa-s-ts A. Elead2is-
TIE parry given q, re aoms q Leonard
-s=ndanisl Ezs args,y attended Several
from 3l-l-oa. E-ie1Gale, Robbins. Redde1,
B-sdEev.u=- s-se1Eoo1 and Oakley were
PRESENT Al reported q 5re zine
Ms Wluzn Williams IS slowly con-
zf-s- a l7-g illness
Nay Msrsi- II IS spending feE days
z--h friends IN Greenwood
George Reynolds hss returned home
ss.s- louE vist E5-h friends u P1iz- .
islpAz
S-=hmzr Banning IS On The s5cs iis-
Hsis1 Jester and Ru-a W-lso- sps-- he 4
s=ss-=-d Ei-a her cousins, May AID
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peat Sunday Ei-A hts s-s-e-. M7s- F-ed
la--.1E
Sz--el Hastings Azs recovered zs-er
resent Illness
Joa- Be=s@ q Bobb.zs has pu-oAsssd
-ew Fc-d
Milford chronicle., 1918-03-22
sTAYToNsVILLE.

The Ladies AID social held a. The hons
Of Mr. Henry Pepper was very s1ccess-
ful The net proceeds, S25.4o, viii be
used toward repairing the church Those
having friends Or relatives buried n the
graveyard are requested 70 help put Il
IN good condition.
Miss LIZZIE Peppe haE been spending
some time al the home Of ner parents.
Mrs. George sullivan has been the guest
Of Mrs Henry Peppe this week
William Davis and wife spent Saturday
and Sunday with their parents a. Har-
rington.
Henry Peppe has secured tae help Of
Edward Sharpe FOR q year 70 help On
the farm. and is very lucky, owing q he
scarcity Of laborers
Miss Betrha Bailey spent Thursday
with her sister. Ms. Henry Peppe.
Milford chronicle., 1918-03-22

We MADE No MISTAKE Il or
V-sdieaoa tazs re legislature q Dsls-
vsrs Euult rscify re s-s-5-sar z
re Uui-sd States Cozsu-utio-- wa5cz
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z TIE C-iia5 S-z-es fo- ne scrioz as.
No-1ay II t1e S-zts senate oozu-s-ss
EAaE re Ec1ss zz6 6o7s b s---
pElsi1g Tuts q thirteen tc- rzs5acz-
uo1- g tA-ee sEa7zs- T1s three M
oRpcslzg are AL Dszoc-z.s. ard oas
cones froz ezcA C ths th-es Cozurss.
aid i L unq1sslczzh-s rAzs lie no
frOn Kszt ard S1sssx Ccuz-es q
1ot rsp-sss-- ths peopis q szhE.
Elh tAis 6nsl seloa q lie pzrt a
DslzEsrs TIE hquor c1ss1oa las
passed trO1 ne dizutsng sage ss
a flc-or il Polirscz TAs ozlT possi-
BE scso1 nv Which cozld bs szksu
is 70 szzc< . scz-sEi5s E-ozihscsou
lzW a. he farars sessions q shs leg
islatiTs b0dy Il Dslawzre
Milford chronicle., 1918-03-22
NUsT PAY SCHOOL TEACHERs

TIE following EDITORIAL appeared il
TIE Laurel Register lsst veek. OF t5s
important situation Eaich uow faces
ssventy-6vs schools Il sussex County.
and score Il Kent County a. the
present cne. sixty dollars Per moat1
must b The minimum salary for g
---s- sc-oo. teacher. and TIE tern 5e
made -ot less -1sc e.ga; noz-hs
sc-ooL Tie Children must 6e con-
ps-ls5 80 s--=1d sczooi tlat length q
,-e 50 IS 70 prevent wasting the
z01ey.
II 5 absolutely useless for anyone
20 undertake 20 excuse t1e mtssrab-y
mean salaries pad ne sc1ool teachers
q ,1.s Scs-s II Is something t1sr is
-o- 70 e cozdoued Wien one stops
to- moment 70 consider ire wo-k
q t-s teachers. tae-r tremendous -s-
sp1-s-5--it.es Z training and educating
or c1-.5rs1. and -5s- mink q TIE
salaries I-ey receive fo- suc1 service.
e makes one feel ashamed ina. s-cs
= condition s1oz-d s1st o. u permit
led 20 cc1-1us Oily 3 ss~ dzys aso
Ee -eard & ,ssc1sr no. wal.e origin
ally Ds-sEzrea1- lad taught il
Pennsylvania to- some ysz-s. z-t -s-
Gently came back 70 Delaware 70 &C.
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schools Sc vas sz-p-.s=5 bsyo-5
MEASURE 70 rsz,-ze -1at ze- salary Il
Delaware wss cons. .5s-zbIy less -hzr
~1s1 s-s -z5 -s1E1t IL Ps-1sylvsn.z.
ard zt-e- ,ryi,g 70 manage as hes.
Sc could Il me FAC, ot ne high cos-
q living c--s very capable and sz-
c-sz- -szc1s- Ess a. C-s tine s=r.ous-
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lie ~c-E 20 -zEs POSITION ot Al e.
t--e-y different -s-1-= ~1srs s1s could
1s bs--s- able 70 uzke ends meet
Think ot & s5-1s-1c- Ike t11s. bus
ness co-cs-l these days. II order 70
retain szGs-; ze-p. wi-l strain & po5-:
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p -s-s- --s-s wLl = w0st1l short
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-z1 q u1c1 intelligence 70 realize
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izlz-iss no~ before s1cz : s.tuztioa
leTe-ops- fo- dsTs-oq .r surely wllL~
Milford chronicle., 1918-03-22
COOL SPRING.

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m -s sloEly IMPROVING.
Rsp-szs--z-.vs George o Marvel : a
Dover. attending re =I--a sssslc- G IL
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Milford chronicle., 1918-03-22
HIGHWAY CONSTRUCTION
AovERTfsEWENT FOR CONTRACT
20. E
STATE o. DELAWARE
STATE HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT

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Milford chronicle., 1918-03-22
HIGHWAY CONSTRUCTION
sovERTisENENT FoR CONTACT
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Milford chronicle., 1918-03-22
CovERDALE's x-RoADs.

There VIII Be a lie and shadow social
s- &ess.czs school Friday evening.
March 2s-a- Tae proceeds viii be used
t1 purchase 2 Liberty Bond for The
school Everybody is cordially invited.
Teacher. Ella Tru.t-
Milford chronicle., 1918-03-22
CHAPLAIN CHAPEL

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Milford chronicle., 1918-03-22
REDDEN.

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Milford chronicle., 1918-03-22
BnIoU:

When you lave
iver fails to perfOI
become constipateI
serments in your 81
resting. This infial
sauses nausea. Won
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Milford chronicle., 1918-03-22
sPEcIA

All subscribers
ore IN the future
either weekly, s.
mo account to
! am not able tC
nditiOns.
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Milford chronicle., 1918-03-22
PLENTY OF s.

/, Charles E. 4
asOned Oak Wo
'ed, stmy Saw N
Id low, so you
uled. Call, or \
.ulars, Charles
sck, Milford, De
Milford chronicle., 1918-03-22
NOTICE 7

We have gotten
zers. See us befC
le prize corn /
uahels shelled co,
gents for w. P.
lizere. REED
S-15-2t
Milford chronicle., 1918-03-22
sPEcIAl

Our Mr.. Shore h
United States G.
Army, and must !
of
'age 3 Of this Pap
be Store closed pei
be public for its ?
Milford chronicle., 1918-03-22
Public Sale.

Earzg Sd ~ fzrn- vi sell the following
q Gree1sood- Susssx Courgy. Delaware on
Saturday, March y, 1918,
sac oczzeoezrE a. o-s oelock bzt Il stormy 7Fiu
ns hsl5 ne toloE1zE Lc1cEy-
LIVE STOCK
- Ore Blz-k Eo-se i years 80
ci6 Fooc Eu-ker a16 driver . IA
w O-s Bsy MErs years Cd. H
4ACs~ Eood Ecrxsr an1 6r5ve-. s----
0-e EzT Cot - gesrs Cd O1e Ccw. fresh. :
yez-s Cd 500 u-5lEe-- Qze HefeE. Hclstsin u
ysz-s cl5 50 Thlte LeEh1rl Hes
FA9AISG IMPLEMENTS
T=s-a--ss P11=. S5nFle Picz sEo --hc-se Cult
Ts-u-s Dc-t5s A-DrzE ore-hc-ss WaEc1 Bocy
.c--z-c rE-E 80 sE-Er al q Es-ch. sod cod
-s- zs-s C I-TT1-E Ea-1ess SCI cf Dc1hle
Ear-sss. sszz e 2cps EE-1sss SFiEEle Trees
: DIE L-ee CEaz- Lrzees- Fl-c5fc-ks. ShcTels,
Eoss- A. c-.e- t15zEs &c E-Esrc-s e rsnuon.
FEETILIZEES
EaE -cz e rco5 Fs-tEzer. -cu c Eezbc-se
Gz---s-
EAE
T-c .--s z T=z1-Ey Eay s-zex C seecz6 crcz
Pee Cs-Fs- fc- se=1- reg C S-EE.
SEED POTATOES
slss ha.s 81 tzrs e I-zss Gear SEED Pea
9sz- Ekics ~ Ger tc- sac A. = cez-s re-
EALTER j NILS
z D~--efss- Sea A-eao-@z s-ls-z
Milford chronicle., 1918-03-22
EASTER

ur Easter Flo
he store form
ping on North
.ch 26th. 3-2i
Milford chronicle., 1918-03-22

Women often bd
ondent. When
.tion it is easily
occasional dol
blets. These tai
d pleasant in eff
Milford chronicle., 1918-03-22

Why buy a na
en- you can hal
". We can q
arantee entire
We the head Of
rner Drug Stor
Milford chronicle., 1918-03-22
PoULTR|

want all the Cd
Roosters you
cash price for
8tf R. 4
ne 144-R6.
Milford chronicle., 1918-03-22
SEED ]

lave Michigan
Ito Seed. Almd
J price. Also ha
mt Of Colorado
ng Cantaloupe !
.ANK CLENDANI1
Milford chronicle., 1918-03-22
TIcE 10 d

are at Geo
contracting
per * bask|
M.
Milford chronicle., 1918-03-22

.sPoNDENcY
Milford chronicle., 1918-03-22

le the pric]
sr than let |
] for the ID
Brothers /
.erce Hardv|
Al.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-13

Der 1919, ia @GIgerue / sen Stnt ben
Tag iuor uotole iig. Set 6sr IraBeS
poa 6icrtet. at hper RtuneiotnpUlRer.
iom rem Sag iiooer biemmc, eler life
itcmmer pon Nenue gag. bIir reeuet
lonl en- Mooitaubcr al SorbuoSiorlldact.
@nar ale "terrc" @rIaerc / Mjnuciota
ocu Tag - Sen Ste YoU. 1918 - on
0ipr lin YIiat oil Norib Guiotd5 bGoers
II8c @or9crc peIiigue M%iuneiotn.
6. ". 6iupag,
GSiit. Vcinrcr for y. : chi. 2eneue,
Dor 121. @iSmnrct. y. Gat.
6te Sept 1915.
z. S.l Rreitcr og nutre ser mnnttc
cui,c nit @eisg { @imeiota. unoer
@%oIgtdmpcu iom MI pao9aar for al
b~auIpic Snlooneu fra Ninueiota. ,ar
iiripc rerom iii Bnitor 2oUio Eithtuo.
81 Gicoaet ape.. minneapolis, @tirm.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-13

auer, Spint 6oar % Ssns CT
CT 6irflsper, iom oiloe brirae 9pffe
til mango flere 6nrn1e, bpis mauae
Here Jarmere piIoe tose iig iamnlcn
libt mer.
"Ssoe bill pinoe Srigenl life Lao
noset saa tilipiloe," er De, iom la
Der noget gaa tiIipiloe, 6orrrocre?
Gno Slbrpeserne oa? vi trrnoer
Spg. StaI Der bIi Srso % sg0 o.
Giso oerai eller @aperel?
1as paa, ON muligt, at iao
Toteterite tsrre / G~lploerenl
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-13

%uNicuot Ct duoet Striit unoer Siteler:
"6porior man ber ltcurne for Wirres
lotaS 5~srIrNgelie btu Ste Yoo. 1918.
9ette Siriit CT trp'tet / euouu itsrre
Cplap pun uGUute Sprug Soridtteren
I'll oenue Yiteratur or Yaltor Sdoto
Githiro. Superiutenoenieu for beu itaus
tinnpilic NioeIirg al Hrtis SdIoorsSis
aaeu. Striiterue uooeleS gratis OF
iaueS portoirit tiIieuote. Horesier:
Scanoinupiau department. Wiureiotd
Sutis SoIopn 2edeue, 81 Ricolet Gcc..
@%inueopoIi5. Miuu. SRA famine Steo
Tan ooioa CIT DiGugbe eu8eIit aihoIos
Sorbuosliterahlr erboIbes irit tiIienot
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-13
Sfanoinapin Norbu osliteratur.

StnnoirnsiIf HorbuN5literatur uoicu-
Res M prIoigc Gplng ira gRiuueiotu
Nntis FALCON 2eague'5 iiuuoinaUiiie Hf
Nclir0. Sor nnlig er ct Sirift bIebet
uoicnot / life miporc cub 10000 Or
cnIplnrer paa Rorf % Sperii / @ius
neiotd. 2ette S.riit heoer "Qliuueios
las (erIrageIie 1918. VI famine
Striit or ogiaa uotommet Ell luit 10
0ope. guouioere er ser / bi5ic Sage
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-13
Sarmeren ct @olprrf. Splbt Tromt.
linien / 1917.

Carl Srooman, Igerbrugsoeparte.
mentets slsiiitentiefret9r, bolbt ben
2oen Iltguit ct 6orebrag paa ct Sar-
mermsoe / Cafe Soreit, Sa., og mo-
talte ct og anbet, iom bet fam inter.
esiere enbper Sarmer at faa bsre.
@eb at prooucere ct Suiino Wfil-
Iioner 9uibels mer al 5soe- aplineer
emo alminoelige funbe BEN amerifan-
ife Sarmer / 1917 irelie De IGiereoe
fra iSungersnsb % Undergoing og
berpeo bepare Gipiliiationen. 0ette
Saftlm er life enonu alminbelig
fienbt. Selp oplpite 9pfolf, Der pleier
bore bel mnoerretteoe, ipnes bore
nofiaa upi0enbe paa bette Vinft. 90
@runoen er fsrit % iremit ben, at
Sarmerne life bar til @ane at giere
Sraaf % Stsi for at gisre 8eroen
opmGrfiom paa beres itore % gooe
Sanolineer. De isrger life for at
ifabe Seniation, % De poster life
paa, at Scr / Npbeosblaoelle blir fire.
bet briliante Ipisartifler meo itroa.
lenoe Spcrifriiter oper oeres 9eorii.
ter. Meb andre Srb - &c bar life
til Sane at apertcre Jig ielp og tiSc
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-13

briigslfolcrne % Sc iorifieIige Sta
tcrs Experiment Stationer. Tiocrc
or Iarnlerne bIct ~itsttet oa %opniuntret
al mango iorifieaige SlasS Soa,
&lubber % Snitituter oa life ntinoit
al Ell aftio, Intelligent og pntriotiit
Saespresie. Get er life lrugcr Flint
pelt" at bore Sarmer.
Tctte cr oct ppientliaite / Siplpc.
lefretGrens Iorebrag, ut Den nmc.
rifanife 6arnter bar pGret oct Dol.
pGrf, iom reooet Gioiliiutionen, tGn.
fer ieg er Sanbheoen. |eo at pro.
biicere melt muli9t % iparc melt
miilig bolbt fanife oel omcrifanife
Sarnler Sunnerlle upf ira bort Saub.
Seq tGnfer Sen amlerifanife Iarnler
uoierte iterre Sing, emo ban ieIp for
itoo; men berior sGrenS bans lige
mint
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-04-02
SOLDIER BOYS HAD
GREAT CONFIDENCE
CRISP YOUNG MEN GO TO ENTER
THE ARMY THIS MORNING.

Six men from this county left this
to enter training at Camp Cor
don for the United States army.
These are the quota from Crisp for the
light call for filling in purposes.
Cecil Il. Pate, Willie Il. Fem. Cahr-
les III. Carter and j. Tom Sheffield
went from Cordele on the A. b. & A..
this morning. A number of friends
were at the train to bid them good bye
and they manifested the greatest
confidence and good cheer.
Mr.. Nix who goes as for Crisp regis
tered from Gordon county. Mr.. Jones
who goes up from Savannah. was reg.
istered in Morgan county. Crisp gets
credit for both these.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-04-02
AMERICAN M AN
POWER IN
Line
NATIONAL PRIDE ASIDE TO
WIN WAR

WASHINGTON. Announcement
from London that the American army
units are to be brigaded with the
British and French organizations is
interpreted by army officers here as
indicating that the United States
government is ready to thrust aside
all question of National pride in plac-
ing the American man-power at the
immediate disposal of the Allies.
The plan was decided on at confer
ences between Secretary Baker and
Generals Pershing, Bliss, and the Brit
ish and French officials.
Details of the method are not avail
able. presumably to be arranged by
General Pershing.
There is every indication that the
troops now in training here will be
rushed across. regardless of their pro-
ficiency. The British statement care
fully notes that the nationl aspect
of General Pershing's army is not to
be impaired.
The building up of that purely
American war machine will proceed as
rapidly as possible.