davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1919-11-26

homes and healthy districts result
Mrs. Wilmington also points out
the fact that when the children cor
operated in salvaging junk they help
to reduce the fire loss in the country.
By cleaning away rubbish from YARDS
alleys, cellars and attics the chances
for fire in or about the home aN
much lessened.
Recently during Fire Prevention
Day in Boston, fremen talked to tho
school children on the reasons WI!
they should keep their cellars, atucs
and Railways cleared of rubbish. Is
was brought out that in Boston man,
fires are started because people an
lax in keeping clean cellars and Nv
tics
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1919-11-26
Hats OF.

One day was watching a new COM
pany drill. The officer gave the COM
mand, "Cover off in the rear rank"
meaning that every man In the rear
rank had to stand directly back Of the
man in front Of him. Instead the whole
rear rank took off their hats.-Ex-
change.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1919-11-26
Not Likely.

First Surgeon-Here's a chap Just
brought In for an operation on his
head.
Second Ditto-Anything seriousf
First Surgeon-Serious? Should say
not; he's one Of these newspaper nut
column artists.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1919-11-26
Defining an Impression.

$50 you're on the water wagon at
lastT
Nothing so limited" replied Uncle
Bill Bottletop. water has become SO
predominant wherever I look that I
feel more as If were on steam
boat"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1919-11-26
No End to That.

81 thought more than a year ago
they agreed not to quarrel any more"
$50 they did, but they've been wrap
Cling about the peace terms ever
since"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1919-11-26
Add Rluors Of War.

Van Joans-I understand your
daughter received military training.
DeSmythe-Indeed, she did. There
were two lieutenants, captain, a SER
geant and private calling on her pretty
frequently.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1919-11-26
Almost the Same.

1.-THE baseball player you pointed
out to nse is an ugly mug"
He isn't a mug at all; he's q
pitcher"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1919-11-26
Justice Leads to Love.

Do justice to your brother (you can
do that, whether you love him or not),
and you will come to love him.-Rus-
kin.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1919-11-26
Some Gardener.

Husband very fond of his gardenT
Every. He's even hired man 10
corr ence week 70 keep II weeded."
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-01-21
Tydzen do zapisywania sic W sze
regii "Rezerwy pracujacych
ch1opcow."

WASHINGTON, D G Sekretarz
Piracy, William B. Wilson, zwr6-
Gil sic do gubernator6w rozmai--
tych stan6w, ably tydzien poczyna
jacy sic W poniedzia1ek 20go sty-
cznia r. b. naznaczyli jake marc
|dowy Tydzien" do zapisywania
sic W szeregi "Rezerwy P~racuja-
'cych Chlopcow" jake oddzia} RIA
|dowej pracodawczej sluzby, kt6--
rzy W lecie ubieglego roku, pra---
|cujac ma farmach, wielce przyczy
Mill sic W produkcyi artyku}6w
81 ozywczych.
w odezwie swojej, Sekretarz
Wilson miedzy innemi m6wi
"Trzeba zwr6cic uwage naszej
m1odziezy ma fakt, re ME dose
jest zmobilizowac nar6d ably wy
grac te wielka wojne, ale potrze-
ba sic jeszcze zmobilizowac, ably
pom6dz zlamanej Europe stanac
ma nogi i raz jeszcze pchnac ia
liza sciazke prowadzaca do. dobro-
bytu, przeto wierze, re nasi MILO
dziency powyzej lat 16, a gl6wnie
m1odzien1cy z wyzszych szk6}, tax
jak W roku ubieg}ym, chetnie
przystapia W szeregi "Rezerwy
Pracujacych Chlopc6w" ola do
konczenia tego co tax dobrze 20
stale zapoczatkowanem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-01-21
zADNE N1EPEWNE PRZYRZE
GENIE

Jezeli potrzbujecie niezawodne-
go lekarstwa ma Vase zaburzenia
zo1adka, niestrawnosc, boil glowy
nerwowossc it'd. zadajcie cd Wa
szego aptekarza Trinera Amery--
.kanski Elixir Gorzkiego Wilma. To
.lekarstwo okazalo cierpiacym maj
.wieksze uslugi, przez. 80 lat. Ono
czysci wnetrznosci bez kalek, u
trzymuje je W czystosci wzmac-
MIA Gale cialo. Czlowiek predko u
czuje zdrowotne skutki tego ME-
zr6wnanego toniku. To ME jest
zadne niepewne przyrzeczenie. =
czytajcie nastepujacy list: club
bard Ohio, l stycznia 1919. Ivy
wan Waszego s}ynnego Elixiru
Gorzkiego Wilma cd pieciu lat je
stem "a to zawsze zdrowy, Kazde
mu Polakowi zycze ably Waszego
lekarstwa uzywal a ME bedzie
zna1 zadnej chorosci. Jan Skruch
w aptekach $1.10 = Odziebienia,
zwichniecia, nadwyrezenia, opuch
niecia, reumatyczne i neuralgia
ne b6le ME moga nastraszyc, jeze-
Ii .macie W domu Trinera Lini-
ment. To doskonale lekarstWo da-
:je szybka j pewna ulge: IS j Csc
W aptekach, poczta As 75c. DO
seph Triner Company -1333-1343
s. Ashland ave., Chicago, Ill.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-01-21
1,151,00 5o1niery bed1e zwolnio-
nych.

WASHINGTON, D. C. - Ma
czelnik sztabu W Westinghouse
General March, zawiadamia re i
lose zolnierzy zwolnionych z Gym
nej sluzby W armii amerykanskiej
wynosic bedzie 1,151,0OOZ tel licz
by $4,000 zostalo zwolnionych j
przywiezionyeh 2 Francyi, pozo--
stala zas lose bedzie zwolniona 2
tutejszych oboz6w. Do dnia Ago
stycznia r. b. zwolnionych zostalo
z oboz6w miejseowych 657,524
zo1nierzy, a w tygodniu do 11go
stycznia 1906. w liczbie zwo1-
nionych zolnierzy, przybylych 2
Francyi ME SO policzeni chorzy !
ranni zolnierze, kt6rzy najpierw
beda wyleczeni, a dopiero nastep-
ME zwalniani.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-01-21
UCZMY DzIECI NASZE CZYTAC, PISAC
/ M0WlC 20 POISKU,
French Government and Ma
tional Polish Committee.
National Polish Committee recog,
nized as regular Polish Govern
ment by Japan, England, u
nited States, Italy and France

Paris January fourth nineteen
nineteen. During speech French
Parliament minister foreign af-
fairs Pichon said following about
Poland, and Polish National Com
mittee.
Austrian as well as German
parts of ancient Kingdom Of Pc.
land will unite with new Polish
state to complete Resurrection for
which allies have striven. We
have right to say we have been
first to work for that resurrec--
ton. We have suggested the for
mula according to which allies
have decided to reconstitute Uni
ted Independent Poland uniting
all ancient Polish people with ac-
cess. to. sea. We have since begin
ming agreed with Polish National
COMMITTEE recognized today as re
gular government by Japan Eng:
land United States, Italy. and
France. We have constituted Po-
lish Army. In order to answer to
objections brought forward a.
gainst Polish National Committee
/ am happy today to bring proofs
of adhesions which come from all
sides. They come from former Ger
man part Of Poland through Po-
sen Diet elected by Universal suf-
frage which conforming with reso.
lutions and opinion Of Polish po-.
pulation Of former German em-.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-01-21
Rzadowe poziycM ola rolnik6w.
WASHINGTON % g Departa--

Kx4RdoWe pozyczl1 ola roln1kow.
WASHINGTON D G Departa--
ment RolnietWa y porozumiieniu
2 Departamentem Skarbus bedzie
wydawae pozyczk folnikom dot
sknietym posucha, Z Hinduism pie
ciu milionoW dolaroW wyznaczone
go ma ten eel przez Prezydenta,
Pozyczka ma zasieWy Wiosenne
ME moe bye Wyzsza jak$5O0. a
nazasieWy jesienne ME Wyzej jak
$500.
Federalne bank, " dystryktach
dotknietych posucha, So naznaczo.
ne jake finansowi agenei rzadu j
maja prawo wydawac i kolekto--
wac te poziyczki, maja one r6Wniez
pdrawo upowazniac miejscowe ban.
ki agencye do przyjmowania apli
kaeyi,forma kt6rych bedzie i'm do
starczona Ms kazde zapotrzebo--
wanie.
Department RolnictWa, przez..
swoich agent6w " %asystencyi rol
mczych towarzystw pozyczko--
wych j miejscoWych organizacyl
rolniczych, bedzie sprawdzac kaz
da aplikacye i pozyczki beda PREY
znane tym rolnikom, kt6rzy POI.
siadaja wlasnosc osobista pokry
wajaca wysokosc udzielone5 po--
zyczki.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-01-21
smiertelnosc wsrod niemowlat a
zarobh rodIc6W

WASHINGTON D G Biuro o.
pieki mad dziecmi PREY Departa--
mencie Piracy badalo przez ostat-
mich szescc lat ~stos1nek smiertelno
Sci niemowlat, kt6rych rodzice "a
rabiiaja cd $3.50 do $3.50 rocznie.
Bahama byly prowadzone W os--
miu wiekszych miastach, gdzie
urzednicy mieli wywiady u $4,000
matek posiadajacych niemoWleta
i bahama wykaza1y, re u rodzi--
COW majacych. $3.50 rocznego do
chodu, umiera}o jedno "a kazde
szesc. niemowlat, a u zarablaJa-
cych $3.50 rocznie umieralo jed
no ma kazde szesnascie. Proccnt
smiertelnossci wsr6d niemoWlat W
stosunku do zarobk6W rodzicoW
lest nastepujacy: u zarabiajacych
mniei jak $3.50 rocznie 28.8 pro-
cent, u zarabiajacych cd $3.50 do
$849 rocznie 37.2 procent u cara
biajacych cd $3.50 do $1O49 rocz-
ME 1873 procent u zarablaJaeych
Cd $1,000 do $l249 rocznie 81 pro
cent j u zarabiajacych $1250 Tub
wiecei rocznie $13.1 procent. "
koncu komisya zaznacza, re dopo-s
XII ub6stwo egzystowac bedzie, zy
Gle niemowlat zagrozone bedzle.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-01-21
.VIlAARls1 Wtorek, ddia 21ge sSganIll9l9.

Panied tlsech pierwszych solnie
xiieemi ffrancnsde
PPiierW-
ST trzei ziollniierze arlniiamerylkkan
IisslkiiejAzostallii zatb,iitci Mpobblliiziuz WHO
ski Bethelemont, oddalonej p
mil cd miasta Nancy. Ably uezcie
panied archaeological bohater6w
%okoliczni mieszkancy postanoWili
Wzniese pommk, a ceremonial pos
wiecenia miala sic odbyc " poblii-
IN mejsca, gdzie q trzej bohate-
rzy oddalifswojje zycie za.Wolnosc,
ponieWaz miejscoWose ia znajdo-
wa1a sic " poblizu linii bojowej,
ceremonia sposWieceria odbyla sic.
" miessciie Nancy. Olbrzymi Hum
|zapelni slieznie udekoroWana a
merykanskiiemi flagami alian--
tow ale.posiedzen rady miejskiej
Pan M. Mirrman, profekt dystryk
tn Mourthos otSMosello, senator te
goz dystryktu, minister bokady
Ambassador Sharp zrobili odpowie
dnio Wzmianh przy tel okazyi.
Ma diva dni pred ia ceremonia.
lniemieckiie aeroplany zn6W bomba
rdoWa1y miasto zabijajac wiele#lu.
dzi i raniac znaczna ich iczbe.
>Profekt NJ. Mirman, " swell mo
vie Wypo'wiiedzianej pred komple
tom Rady Miejskiej, stwierdzi},ze
ci trze,j mlodzi bohaterzy, ku ncz-
czeniu kt6rych WystaWiono pom.
nix, ME So pierwszymi Amerykaa-
mani, kt6rych krew zrosila pole
bitwy we Francyi DO m1odziez A
merykanska liczebnie wstepowa--
la do Francuskiej Angielskiej
armii i W roku 1916 liczba ich do
szla do 10000 a m6wiac~o patry-
otyznlie zaznaczFl, re Ameryka--
ME ME bedac " moznosci Walcze-
mia W poczatku wojny pod GWiaz-
dzistym Sztandarem wstepowali
do Francuzkiej Logji cudzoziems-
kiej i kazdy Mich nosi} ma pier
siach swoja-narodowa choragiew,
W wypadku zas, gdy jeden pre-.
szyty knla, .padal, towarzysz Try
wal z jego ciala ukochany emblem
iuzbrojony W takoWy szed1 ma
prod do nowych czyn6w, a gdySt.
lZ;iednoczone przystapily do woj--:
ny. z. Niemcami, ci ochotnicy wete
rani pospieszyli do swejj narodo--
wei armii, a sztandary pod 4opo-
tenn kt6ryeh z DUNE sill " BOZ,
IFrancya pQmiesci}a " paaaculn--
walid6w ". Paryzu.
w kilka dni Pc zajeciu przez a
merykanskie wojska okop6w. Me
mcy chcac poznac wartosc Anne
rykanskich zolnierzy, zaatakow'ali
ich pozycye. Amerykanie otrz,yma-
wszy sw6j pierwszy chrzest ognio
wy, odparli atak, a Niemcy Pozo
stawiwszy znaczna liczbe zabitych
odstapili, wtedy to pierwsi trzeJ
Amerykanie zostali zabici, jeden,
wystrza1em z rewolweru, a dWaJ
zakluci puginalem, to mia1o mleJ
see ma polu pod CORA, ktora opar
ia jest wies .Bathelemont. Wtedy
zadecydowano, re nazwiska tych
trzech pierwszych. poleglych maJaa
bye wykute " kamieniu ] prace to
polecono artyscie rzezbiarzowi Lu
dwikowi Majorelle. Krzyiz boz
dziaki Lorraine So przeplatane 2
gwiazdami amerykanskiemi, a de-.
dykacya ma jednej stronie brzmi:
LORRAINE Stanom Zjednoczo-
nym, a ma drugiej stronie - tuta5
ma terytoryum Lorraine spoczy--
waja zw1oki trzech ~pierwszych A
merykanskich zolnierzy zabltych
.przez wrog6w, dnia trzeciego Ii
stopada 1917 roku. Kapral James
Gresham Z Evansville zolnierz
Thomas F. Enringht 2 Pittsburgha
zolnierze Marie D. Hay y Gl1d--
den, dzielni synowie wiellkiego
szlachetnego narodu,. wialtczacego
n,.oxy;ndliwnsc4 UolnOSc / cy--
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-01-21
Egzamina ma urzednikow cywl'
nej auzby.

w duINGrON n {. - EpZa
..aaa,;r6ur o1,u,;,ne; a,,
.iils' =, nastenniacym
~ ~ a,;aah ooao 23po
o'AqoAv a. oa,,a1;s+6u "a
- : ~ - 'du;e nosa-
nos1 n.oaa,.ono;a Rn1n;ctwa :
~ ~, 600 - Dol 4 an;o
penisy - Az +oahno,oo6u
: 1u.eso aaaaaa = 1e:ne; s},,z-
- .Ro,n;otua nen
:, ON A. a. nnn roczn;e
~ ~ - s1,Grator6w
anahpunosadv y h;,,rach : pen
&c W. .con ~ &oon r]oczn;a. ma
sse ~ - nonr;nn; "a.
y pvsau ,o,o a-a.aaozaiao ~
u"'7 = - .ares uc;-
~ posaa, 60, :, ;ss;;o, WASHING
" oe1, ~
'o4, -. ! oozam;na
''n4e esne AZ III
h;,,,ze zm;an nowietrza Z
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-01-21
Severa's
Balsa1n for Lungs
SEVER: CO.
CEDAR RAPIDS IOWA

pire. Decides to entrust Polish Ma
tional Committee with absolute
representations Of interests Of
German Poland before allies They
come from Galician peoples party
which adheres to Polish National
Committee and decides to send to
Paris to get into contact with Com
mittee Messrs. Tetmajer, Rey and
Romer deputies of former parlia-
ment. They come from all sides
and we work to unite copletely va
rious elements Of Poland which
threatened to start afreshthe di-
visions owing to which that I'M
happy country has fallen previous
~. We have agreed to had provo
ked arrival to France representa-
tievs general Pi1sudski of War
saw Government, and we hope
that shortly there will be CON-
plete understanding between va
rious elements which are to re-
constitute future Poland.
During discussions Minister
of Foreign affairs Pichon an
swered to inyestives Of Socialist
Lafont against Polish National
Committee and it's president DINO
wski with following words:
"Dmowski is a man. who right
~ possess high authority who has
been one of the most brilliant and
energetic members Of Duma who
rendered very great services to his
country. I am honoured to be his
friend and to consider him one Of
chiefs Of Poland. You are .incri-
minating a Polish Government re
cognized by allied powers with
out exception. You say it does
not represent any group. / have
here a list Of all groups it repre-
sents. I mentioned that Posen diet
Galician groops and Important
Polish groups have adhered to it.
To us National Committee is the
legal officially recognized cover
nment Of Poland. Owing to that
Government, which you say has
been manufactured in Paris and
which I repeat is recognized by all
allied powers without exception
we have been able to constitute
the Polish Army owing that Go
:vernment we have been able to or
ganize. in Poland all actual move
.ments which herald Polish resrr-
rection. Owing to that Govern
.ment which is already in agree.
ment with governments of Posen.
and Of Galicia and which. will
shortly be. in agreement with Go
vernment in Warsaw we will re-
build Poland which will be most
precious to us as counter balance
against German power which you
involuntarily serve at present mo
ment."
; .n7.n1c71
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-01-21
Zatrudnianie fachowo wykskta1co
nych kobiet.
WASHINGTON b G.

WAsH1NGTON D G q trzyna-
stu blur z~atrridalnien " Stan Zjedn
.ktore zostaly zalozone przez ko--
biece organiizaeye v kolegiaeh ]
przez NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ko--
.biety, odmaja 1918 roku osm
wsp661praenje zrzadoWem biuresm
na sekcya,maiaea lokaalne biura
y miastach Cleveland, v Washing
tonic, Profesyonalne biuro miesz-.-
czace sic " daWnym hotelu Cor
don, zatrudnilo juz Wiele kobiet,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-01-21
Rrzad FIaneuskiIIa KlollnlljIeIl
NaIod0Ny.

-. 5@zs ass&ss5s
Parry, 4 stycznia 1919. Pod
czas mo'Wy.W we ff~rancuskim parla-
meneie minister spraW zagranicz-
nych Pichon poWiedziaI Polsce i
sPolskim Komitecie Narodowyrmr
sloWa Masterpieces:
TAX austryackie jak niemiec-
kie czesci dawnegoK r61estwa Pol
skiego beda zlaczonez noWem pol
skim spandstwem ably zmartwych-
.wstanie Polsk, kt6re Alianci "a
biegah, bylo.zupehe. Mamypra-
wo do stWierdzenia, re bylismy
pierWszymi, kktorzy rozpoczei pra
ce tyczaca tego zmartwychwsta-
MA. zaproponoWalismy formule,
pod1ug kt6rej Alianci zadeeydo--
wall stworzye zednoczona j ME
podlegla Polske dostepem do
NORA, Polske Mczaca caly sW6j
,dawny nar6d. Zgodzilsmy sic cd
poczatku zaraz q Polskim Komi--
teton NarodoWym uznanym dzi--
siaj jake regularly rad przez ia
ponie, Anglie, stany Zjednoczone
Wlochy j Francye. stworzylismy
Polska Armie, BY odpowiedziee
ia zarzuty poczynione przeeiWPol
skiemu Komitetowi Narodowemn,
szczesliwym sic dis czuje, ze
przedstawiam dowody uznania ia
kie dian przychodza re Wszeeh
s:ron. Przychodza one z dawnego
zaboru rosyjskiego Polskii repre-
zentuja wszystkie gl6Wniejsze
s1ronnictwa. Przychodza z dawne
go zaboru niemieckiego Polski
przez Sejm Poznanski, wybrany.
"a pomoca powszechnego gloseWa
MIA, kt6re. beda W zgodzie z re-
zolncyami i opinia ludnosci polls
kiej, zaboru prukiego dawnej Pol
ski powzia1 by poWierzyc Polskie
mu Komitetowi Narodowemu abb
solutne przedstawicielstwo intere-
sow polski zaboru niemieckiego
wobec Aliantow. Przechodza te do
woody Cd galicyjskiego stronnict--
wa ludowego, kt6re uznaje Pol
ski Komitet Narodowy-i zadecy--
dowa1o wyslac do Paryza PIP. Tel
majera, Reya j Romera. pos1ow
do p~rzyszlego p%arlamentu, ably
Woszli W kontakt z Komitetem.
Przychodza one. re wszech stron-
a my prowadzimy dalej prace &c
lem zupelnego zjednoczenia roz--
nych zywiol6w W Polsce usi}uja-
|cych rozpoczynac ma nowo podzia
1y, 2 powodu kt6rych ten nieszcze
sliny krai, poprzednio upadl. Ego
dzilismy sic a nawet spowodoWa-
Ii przybycie do Paryza reprezen-
tant6w genera1a Pilsudskiego z
rzadu warszawskiego i %spodziewa
my sic re wkr6tce JUL nastapi zu-.
pelne porozumienie miedzy r6zny
mi elementami, kt6re maja two
RYE przyszla Polske.'
Podczas dyskusyi ministra spraw
zagraniicznych Pichon odpowie
dial ma zarzuty socyalisty Lafon
ia tyczace sic polskiego Komite-
tn Narodowego i jego prezyden-.
ia Dmowskiego W nastepujacych
s1oWach:
"Dmowski jest mezem, kt6ry4
s}usznie posiada wysoka wade
|kt6ry byl jednym z najdzielniej-
szych j energicznych cz1o1nkow
Dumy, ht6ry oddal swcmu arajoj
wi bardzo wielkie uslugi. Poczy-
tuje sobie "a zaszczyt bye jego)
przyjacielem i uwazae go "a jed
ncgo z przew6dc6W Polski. Oskar|
zasz pan rad polski, uzllany
.przez pan1stwa alianckie bez wyatt
ku. Twierdzisz Pan, re rad ten
ME przedstawia zadnego stronnict
wa. Nam til pod reka spis Wszyys5
kich stronnictw, kt6re rad ten
reprezentuje. Pred chWila wyyli--
czy1em jei wspomnialem, ze Sejm
" Poznaniu, stronnictwa galicyj-
skie j wszelkie gloWniejsze polls
!, cS@ag,&&= z@Ss so 80 L&%NNI ~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-01-21

1kt6re pred podpisaniem zaWie-
szenia brom, pracoWaly y dzia--
ZACH zwiazanychz Wojna,
.niez wiele kobiet dziedziny nau-
IS, sztukii innych profesI.
Milford chronicle., 1919-01-03
BROADKILN NECK

We are glad to hear that so many
people enjoyed the Christmas holidays.
Ralph c. Short of Milton and Miss
A. Pearl Shepard Of Wilmington spent
Sunday with Miss Roberta Nauor.
Mrs. William Davidson and son have
returned home from Wilmington after
spending a two weeks vacation with
her sister.
Samuel Walls is slowly improving
from an attack of the influenza.
Ralph c. Short left Sunday for Viii
where he will complete mis-
course at Goldey's College
Quite a large entertainment was held
at Williams School last Tuesday. Mrs.
Raymond Lank is teacher.
We are glad to see Miss Mary Reed
out again after a short illness.
John Lofiand and family were shop
ping in Milford on Friday Of last week.
Emmett Dickerson is able to be out
again after an attack Of the influenza.
Miss Eleanor Moore spent Christmas
with her parents.
Miss Eugenia Wiltbank, teacher at
Rabbits Ferry, is spending the Christ
mas holidays with her parents.
Alfred Nailor and wife spent the
weekend in Slaughter Neck.
WaUte not-Want notl
Milford chronicle., 1919-01-03

after which interment was made in the
adjoining cemetery.
Lieutenant Albert Rawlins, who is
in the aviation training camp in Texas,
spent the holidays with his father.
w. w. Rawlins.
Miss Frances Jones, who is attend
ing school in Baltimore, spent the hol-
idays with her parents, DR.. and Mrs. G..
F. Jones.
Sergeant Major Leroy H. Dennis o.
Camp Meade came home on Wednes-
day to spend few days with his par
eRts. Mr.. and Mrs Noah Dennis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Rupert of Cress-
man, Pa. spent Christmas with his
mother, Mrs. Edward see.
Miss Meta Green spent the holidays
with her sister. Mrs Harry Hammond,
at Harrington
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Carowl of Phil
adelphia are visiting friends in town.
Miss Myrtle Wilson, who has been
visiting the family of her fancee in
Philadelphia for the past two months,
returned TO her home here Saturday.
Dr. and Mrs. Wells Wilson of New
York are visiting Robert G. Houston,
Esq, and family.
Samuel Taylor of Philadelphia is
visiting his aunt, Mrs. Edward Morris.
John Samons and son, John, Jr.,
we're in town for a few days this week.
Miss Olive Hurley spent the week
end in Philadelphia and Wilmington.
Joseph Wilson of Perryville, Md,
is visiting his grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Wilson.
Howard Bramhall of Philadelphia is
visiting his mother.
DR.. Basil B. G. Blackstone of Brook
lyn, N. Y, spent Christmas with his
parents.
Miss Edith Downes Of Marcus Hook.
Pa, spent Christmas Day with friends
in town.
Miss Hazel Brown of Washington,
d. c., spent the weekend with Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Morath.
Milford chronicle., 1919-01-03
WILDWOOD.

The Ladies Aid Society Of Millwood
held a Christmas entertainment in
Community Hall on Thursday evening
Of last week. A very enjoyable pro-
gram was given, after which a beau
tiful rocking chair was presented TO
Mrs. B. F. Davis in appreciation Of
her work and efforts in helping 70
make the success that this society has
proven to be. both socially and fnan-
cially. Millwood lies in a district Of
enterprising farmers and a community
spirit is manifest in the social life of
these farmers and their families. Three
years ago this society, with the help of
the men of the community, built their
hall in the beautiful grove surround
in gthe church and school building.
The Indebtedness on this building has
been wiped out and this past year they
have bought and paid for Liberty
Bonds. The ladies have been meeting
once each week to knit and sew for the
Red Cross. One Of these women has
knit more than one hundred pairs of
socks, while others have knit fifty and
more pairs, besides the great number
Of other garments that they have
made. More than one hundred Jars Of
fruit were also donated by this society
10 the Red Cross and these were ex-
libited at the Grange Fair in October.
Miss Louise Cubbage of West Phila-
ielphia Hospital spent Christmas Day
With her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Luther
Subbage.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Koch have
'een spending the holidays with VII |
lam Trader and family.
The families of Whitley Short and |
oscar Robbins have all been victims |
II the Spanish influenza.
Samuel Cubbage is recovering from
n attack Of the grip.
John NailOr has recently moved to
he farm recently purchased of Chas.
Windsor,
Milford chronicle., 1919-01-03
KIDNEYS WEAKENING?

Kidney troubles don't disappear OF
themselves. They grow slowly but
steadily, undermining health with
deadly certainty. until you fan q vic
tim to ncurable disease.
Stop your troubles while there is time.
Don't wait until little pains become big
aches. Don't triie with disease To
avoid future suffering begin treatment
with GOLD MEDAL Haarlem oil Cap
sules now. Take three or four every
day until you are entirely free from
pain
one OF the national remedies OF HOl-
land for centuries. In 1895 the govern
ment OF the Netherlands granted q
special charter authorizing It's prepara-
tion and sale.
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