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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1921-02-10

pGitpinG, filloin fitn nalmistettiin
arffta, iosio main mi,iitdmat, ie
on foboefian iieliia, p~elastuiwat
tpeben falitta". TGsiG fnsteen eff.
|fupasia on biiomattotpa oleelliiina
piirteinG arffi, laitpa, ia iitd fan.
nnttaipa peii. Sonat "~pelastlitpat
tpe6en tartta" torfoittntpat it'd, ct.
t1 meii oil iinG nGIineenG, iofa
fannatti arffia Il Moos. 7:17,
1S). Beii ilutan orffin ei oliit Of.
Tut Nooalle peIashiffefii, MOAN hi.
bofii, frten toiiiIIefin. 8oimme
iiis poinaa luiasti mieliimme @oo-
an peIastumiiesin MIND fafii ieif.
tau: arfin ia me6en. SEE fpalaiiepot
|fasteen oleelliiio piirteita.
(2) &asteen meii. "Beii npt tel.
oGtfin ~pelastao, fosteena". RGista
%ianoista f6p pdipdnieImdsti lint ie
ettG Seeiifien aiettamtaan fastee-
Teen fiiuliili peii. @pdrnomotillis.
to borbaIuiiIoa on fits fellainen I'd
fitps, eth tpeoeIIe Ell fasteesio on
meta mitGGn artpoa; main mafa me
beton "benfitaste" on Snmalan
toboon mufaisto. &aomatti fpnG
pubiri Ibenfifasteestafin, mritta III.
Id torfoitetaan Bpbdn Sengen mot
man foamisto, iofd poima iitten
Itefee ibmiien fpfenetpdfii SitmaIan
ipaltofunnan tpobon; b~enfitnSte on
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1921-02-10
Raamatuntutkistelu
(SaH. eb.)

9 Sdnen Observation-Disclosures.
"SGnen iofd on mennpt taipaa-
feen". @oImanteno fobtano 9ristuf
fen forottamiiesia oil Sanen astu.
miienia toimnaieen. Boitonianfari.
no SGn iinne polaii, oioittaen tai.
tpanIliieIle Si6IIeen b%aapoitetun
ruumiinia, mitt1 bnotpat Sdn iai
taisteIlesiaan pimepsenpoltoia mos
tndit.
o) &Gnen pallanottamiienin.
Observation-Disclosures Wapabtaid.
ia TAI Sierra @ristiis baIIitusobiai
fdiiinia (D9t. 2S1S). Sefstimme
efitt66 tdman piiolen oiiasto tab.
bella tdtpald:
(t) 2ristlis istui noltaistuimeI.
Re. go on sSyitmolnn oifeaIIa piio.
leila. On 66rettomtan loboullisto
tietGi, ett1 toipaalliieIIo naltais.
t1iimeIIa istnu npt iu%mal-ibminen
nellie ibmiiille on Re fonoin fitfpao
NATION Ioboutus ia fitnnio (SImf.
8:21).
(2) 4rishis toimii funtntannd.
"SSyya Sdnen oIleen otpot enfeIit ia
tpaIIat ia moiutnt olistetiit". Mes.
TiasmoItofiinnar fiininfaana toimii
Eerra Rristiis fiiben osti finnes
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90 2oSteen horhnf1irpa. i"

(5) 2asteen borbnfiitpa. Sofa eli
ole ltban iaastan poistamista". sc
Iurlo, ettd faste ~puboistaiii ibmi.
Yen olennosta faifen iaastan i1Iiet.
on Bietarin ianoien NH.
foam barbafiiipo; faste eli faioa If.
miien "Iibaan", {. o. tltrmelrfien
olenufien: marbaan aatamiiu. Se
i1tt1G len entiieIleen, mritta antad
fpllG moimaa fen biIIitiemiieen ia
fiirisiapitdmiieen (@oom. 6:4).
@Gemme t6stifin, eta fpnti oiIru
tpielG rsfomisiafin eli niisfd, iotfa
el6ip6t oifeosia ftbteesia S,imu.
laon. Slemme fits ipntiiin6 ppb1t
(2utber)l
(6) @asteen oleeIlifuuS. "Beii
MT teib1tfin peIastaa, fasteena".
Sitotposti nGenime ndistd ianoista
fasteen oleeIliiuui6en pelostufien nd
lineend. &i,ten Hooan t~apabtlmis.
ia, on fasteesidfin ipeii ia "arffi",
{. o. &ristus, ioiben faiitta pelas.
tiitoon. MeibGn eli tnrpitie peIas.
hisfpipmpfiisiG iuofienneIIo fastet
ia faiiemmas: fen faiitta iobtoa
@oleotnn &ristiis meit6 oifeoan
fibteeieen S,rmaIoon.
SiimoIan litofie iobtaesiaan on
fits Rristiifi eIla m6Iineeri tioIe-
mania, ia fiita ~tobistoipat ormtort.
pdIifappaleet, ioista tefstimme eri-
tpiiestt paiuostaa fastetto.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1921-02-10
(4) Gosteen torfoitus. "1

(4) &dsteen ~tarfoitis. "Sadrt
bpfpGn onantiinnon iitboetta Sima
lam. Meibdn ei ole tartpis tGsi1
luetelIa faiffia niitG tarfoitusperid,
ioita marten faste on aietetta; film
nitGmme buomiotamme main iiiben
ieiffoan, iosta tefstisi6mme on fp.
ipmps. Bietarin eiitps fasteen tar-
foitufiesta raioittiiii "bppa1n o.
maanturttoon". Sonfitn lperran mai
fertta tuotton t6nt6n pbtepbesiG o.
lena freiffalainen Jana, iofn man.
basia iuomennofiesia fa6nnetGGn
"liitto" .ianallo, ui,oesia TAOS "ppp
hmis" .ianolla. Elion ianon alfipe
rGinen merfitps on: pppnto, tpaati.
mus; m~pSbemmGsiG fieIesid mpos
tntpotaan merfitpS "liitto". SGsfG
on pfii niitd lanoio, iofa oioittao
raomotillista ipuppttd ia poitonee
parbaiten %iuomentoa ianalla "iub,
De-. Bietori tabtoo fits ionoa, ett0
tasteen torfoitifieno on ioattaa If,
minen bptpGGn mnntunnon.iitbtee
ieen Simoluon ribben. N6in felt,
tettnnG iaamnte mit6 ~ielpimm1r
f6iitpfien @olgotan ia tosteen iitb.
teesta toiiitnio: taste on ifGdnfuir
mdlineenG, iofa iaottoa ibmiien o
mantiinnon oifeaan iubteeieen 81,
moloan n6b6en, @olgaton ubrir
Woimosta (gfoont. 6:3).
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1921-02-10
'Eik0 han ole harhaop.
pinen?"
@iri. StmoIais- glntti


aplla ie taiii iiibem maIIiin
pubi'a. ianoi emdntd, m,tta milf
e yrio iilld taipalla publn fobois.
1aen len plibeenia EuomaaIeen, i.
taantnin ban oliii iofii ippllinen.
Sliomas oil omituiien nGfoinen,
toetti loptid ioitain painopia Iono.
ia ianoafieen p%uolustufIeen, mutto
-el lattumit iopipia IoptGmGGn ia
min iai ifdmin mielin obottamnan.
Enomas miniille antoi tab1n
: aibeen. gifo ie olefin bousfoa fun
iaa iosfus fGpbG pieraiiilIa ia mof
1aa lamalla, ettei id1 alma Iruurten
Deltntaattoien alle ia toiiefIi fun
5 bun on title paifalla, min lopii "a.
t1oa banelIe iliista iluubun, ettG
1ioruafat iaiiipat olln raubosIa.
&plla Snomlas on iiitG pitGma buo
len, etta me ipntiiet ia pu~blifaonit
tlilemme alma oiamme iaomoan.
&oplet fatioimat iffunasta pibol.
lie 10 baulifput, npt ie Sliomaan be
tponen pinn taas f%aatinl. sc on
belttanpt molemmat jalfania pli
aiian.
= Wtitd on Ibett1npt pabolai.
len riiwaamaan bepostani, Iet6
lnio iumalattomat ompimoan nro.
iiania minuunl iipiii Euomas it.
tetIeeh iiostesiaan pibaIle.
Snomas Ell enGin palonmltfuon
fiialle, waan IGbti tpptpmdttomdnd
niamaan fotian@a.
= grio, iinG olet fumnlaIlinen
mics, fun iil1 tafpolla pubuit Suo
maalle ia ban marmaanfin iuutlif-
fisioon iitullle lefd nellie ~toiiille
I1bti fotinnia, nlibteIi en,GntG.
= @iis NINA iiitd buolin, mitG
Sliomas aiatelnee; fpllG ban on iii
ia pitGnG buolen, eta faiffi toiiin.
aiatteleipat onat oiania iaatpn I'D.
men r0fitpfiestGin.
Sliiipa oll,it fopipo fun quo
mas oliii moinnt piipp1 tGGIIG
faiiemmin, fnnoi emantG. ett1 OLE
fimme faaneet raiibalIiiemmin fes.
histella noista aftoista.
= sc pappi parmannfin mabtaa
oIla oifea benoenmies, fila iellais.
ia IGmmintd piibetto en- muista en-
men fliuIleeni. sos bun tdmiii tG1I
Ia uieommasti pubumasia Min
paiffapa ban oliiifin barbooppinen,
ME iiitd buolimatta tapiiimme e.
mtGnnan fansia bGnt1 fu1lemnsia;
min olemnte iitG tiiumineet. Gen
plbeesia TAI toimoo fellainenfin, io.
Ia eli ole tpiiofifoiiia rufoiIlut ia
barrastamit fristillistG elGnuiG,
tpaan el1nbt t1td iofapGiipdistG ia.
Ionpoian elGmG1. fertoi iiGnti ia
iatfoi: = SieIlG oil tulliit fGGntp.
mbfieen muiitamia mioriioieurunjG.
feniG ia ultaneet aiatello tGtG eld.
ntiG pafopastt, fertoi em1ntd.
= Tdti tpormannfin tarfoittan
Eiiomaon tpt1rtG Munea, ionoi yr.
Is.
gnune b1nestd ole tirulleet
'mtiddn. paon miiitamia muita
ruoriioieliran tpttoia ia poifin iiel.
I'd oil innostunut oiinan ia pG1tta-
meet f~euratn Seeiusta, fertoi iiGntd.
Eian niistd tptoist1 tllee
"poifaisfotpaiiio", fun main on mlo
ria poifia ,isfonnoIliitsia riennois.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1921-02-10
Glivat paIbeen vaIlassa
3iri. Nestor Waifi

@ntti ioepii fotiin pobaIla p1al.
Ia. &aiIa beti buomaii fun @ntti
astni iil1Gn etta npt on uffoo luas.
tlistamit uifnlailla. = SGm1 p1i.
mo- on ollut e~l1mdsiGni faiffein fin
falliiin pdipa, ia ie on iinun ippii.
alfoi Mntti pnubata maimolleen
= SEQ mitG fiuialliiuutta iiell1 npt
iitten oil? tiebusteli maimo iilmGt
iuilrina. = go fun buIIuriepu ri.
peiin iinun malbettait ialaumaan
eifa lie onnistumit; iououin lopul.
to itieffin iamal bGpe1n nlaiiefii,
ioten MT ei miitii mennG .enGG ib,
misten ilmoille ollenfaon, paubaIi
Intti, ia iiitd labtien bGn walitii.
tin itielleen uubcn ammatin: ban
rupeIi tefemGin luutia, ioitten al.
nctlia tGptpi Darnstomalla ottuu
taloffaitten foiwumetiistG. SGst1
%melaffoienia pirstaamiiesto eipGt
Iii1nnGt bppGi tpfGnnect, mutta Ell.
mat ientdGn rulpenneet @nttid tin.
femmin aboistelemnan, ioten @n.
tiSla lai m%arfaubenfin benfi ialan-
liau; fuitenfin mG5emmGsiG m1G.
ndsia @ntti flliesfeli pimiGn aita-
no pmpGri ia alma ban iGffiiniG 10.
tain loDli milloin beiniG ibmisten
beinalaooista ia MILLION mit1fin
fimeG pebmiempGG. 2uutienmbpmi.
men tans fuului &oiion ammattiin.
mutta 9niian %ll,utafnltppa ei tabto.
nut oifeen onnistl,a; narIinfin a.
lufli oil maifea iaaoa fauppaa mil
Iii paitoin ioisia &aiian ia @ntin
polbeet olinat tuoreesia mlistisia.
@rGs i%iilitari oil tebnDt omastn
puolestaan bpmGst1 nabasta fengGt
eli oifeammin pboen .fengGn ia toi.
len oil tebnpt maateriem1lista ia
nGnd bin oil lGbettinpt @ntiIlc
(ubjafIi( iotfa @ntti of firfpecn
p~antGnnpt palaiifii ia Tibet.
iuittarille %tofaiin. Scala par.
Ia jonfa tGptpi alma ipetiG Iuuto.
toiienia perGdn fplGlle ia
hin ola tefemiiisiG ibmisten fans.
"a, lai fuulln montu muistlrtusta
palbeestaon mittd &aiia eli iiitG
pGlittGnDt; ban paaoutti main C.
tempt ipoimenid ia barioitti eoel-
malbetta etti lopulta ibmi.
ct eiipGt ilsfoneet &aiian toiiafaon;
main ianottiin: = 90, ie
N &omlllon &aiiun plibetta, ei
iiben ole nsfomista. &irfonfplGn
)errdsmGfi Ell ollenfann balunnut
'staa &aiinlta luutia, ianoiDat
oaan: - We ostamme t%oilelta
auppiaalta; ndnnG oipat min lbuo.
loa tefoa ettG baioaipot beti fGiiin.
5iiti buolimatta &aiin fapi BELLE.
in alma tarioamasia t%atparoonia,
n,,tta mit1 rieamman ferrun 8ai.
a fGmi berrasipden aiunnoisia iaa
malta tauppan, iitG iuuremmafii
,aiilti niba bdnen ipbGmesiGGn Der
fobtaan ia bdn fefii fei-
ioia ioaoofIeen ferrnn net1Gn Der.
.oia oifeen t%untuposti nen1stG.
aaiia alfoi npt ~berrosdpGfeG tatd.
nimittelem11n moofunnan
p%opGlaiiifii. (Sotf).
*
Yaaiualin tuiueri /
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1921-02-10

Ia mi'tana ia iemminfin, Jos ne
mtela iaarnaotpat, minimum iieII0
foltlulla oil Sauri NepaIa Iaarnan.
nut = itama fplla etten oIIi,t e.
man iilloin iielId! Se woimat mali
Ia ~ittestella ia tebbG lapoufIia
tlltrta nsfolliiesti tulepat usfon.
nolliiisia riennoisia oiaaottomoan
HELLO mnmmoien ia paappoien fes.
tella, mntta 10 ieuraaipalIa ferroI.
Ia paneipat aiiat poltatii, min eta
llltnpalfit tomiiemGt. Sellaista ie
on tGmdn furian mailman memo,
pitIaiIi yrio.
Stmusta ei iaa ielmG1 yrio,
mi1 iina oifeastaan DIET, fun tot.
len ferran find olet jog f,linfa mani
ia "barbaoppisten" ~puolustaia ia
beti len idlfeen panet beioGn barras
tufienia ia uuoet j6icnenId aipan
ronuntoppaan. &pIlG diff iietGnpt
iiiareni elGG ipielG pitfGn oituo, ctt1
oliti ioanut iinl1un mieben mieIcn
taSpatetufii. Sent iinulla on poifo.
len fuieita pad tGpnnG, maiffa olet
10 manbanpoian firioilIa, ianoi G.
mdnt1 puolefii fotiiena.
yrio bpmGbti eminnGn pubeelle
ia alfoi fertoo: = SdallG aIfoi e.
lama fGpoa roiittaman ifGwGfii
muntamia muoiia FIFTEEN. S1GlIa eli
ollut muirta toimintoa FUN tho quo
nloan ieura ia iiiben fuului MIMI
tnmia pappoia ia mioreia. Toiiet,
1otta oliipat pupailla Iaitumillu,
loiipat, tansiiDat, tappelimot ia pi-
tipat t%oilinaan oifein m0rfoeldmGG,
iosta en- mindfGdn poinut pitGG,
ipnitfa minun ianotaan olefpan 10.
fapaitasia pGineni. Scum fifteen tuo
mioriloleiira olfoi toimintanio ia
ltelM napteltiin teatteria, pubuttiin,
lnulettiin, ioitettiin ia tansiittiin,
min alfoi elGmd fplGsiGmne wGbGn
"pirfistpd". Niloriio alfoi iaaoa il
iobtapat fG6et. Silloin ipts
tpi minlrunfin u,iii tonne, ettG tlios
tapo taitaa tltlla, jos fuinfa bppG
tabnnia. Mutto iilloin nasta Re al.
foi %ioltain moistrafin fun nuo bar
baoppiiet alfoiWat perustaa e%riieu.
roa. Sc eimit fopineet Suomnan
iouffoon, eifd beist6 olllit oifeata
mposfG1n nuoriioieuran toiminta.
Sc Idbtinat omia laituiaan fulfe.
maan,
= @n tietGnpt iiitG mit6Gm, !
paifta fe of olGtit 10 pitemmii1t al.
faa; iattumnlta iatuin er1altG tut.
fuulemaan, fun BIN fe.
5oitti min1ia l1btemdGn tnnsiania.
aiattelin itlefieni, ettd fpllG MT
taitaa ola 10 paba merraSia fosfa
it'd tuoIla tnipalln aletaan rpnnis- |
I'D. &erroin iiitG iattumalta quo.
naolle, ettG mit1 te MT meinaatte
iellaileen tolr5uun olette rpbtp.
meet.
= MinGfo iiiben tiiuluiiin! mas
uii Saiomas ia faubistui benges-
1Gn; ne oipat niita b%arbooppiiia. I
Rim, Min, barbaoppiiia, etfo Mis-
d ole ennen flullutfnan2
Mitds iolffoa iina FIFTEEN olet2
bnneItd. Il
- On nina ole mitGdn; tnbSon (
,lG1 totista fristillistd elGmaa, fpas
ali bun miniille. Sumala lopufii
Iitten nGpttGG mitG nina olen ollit.
Bain min, mai min, on main
1iitG fifteen "barbaoppiliafin", ia.
toin bGneIle ia I1boin beti niitG
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mesi1Gn $erralle, futen ferrar
Gamma. Muutamat bdnen IGbeiipp
besidGn oIetpat poiaaf$ iotfn of
nat nteIiaiiuuoesta <J2leet fofouf'
ieen,, ianoiwat fcsfen11n: min
min, tGmGn wuooen mini on moi
mafasta".
2uufius &prenelGinen plisti SsSu.
maIaa fuIlesiaan @aiufien pirbu.
man fieliIId ia ban ielitti bdnen n,
foufienin ieurafunnalle. mifali
tunii @aiufien eIdmdG.
Sum profetoiminen ia fielilla pr-
buminen oIipat padttpmasiG, init.
taii 22uufius fGoelldGn, ia ialisia
ipntpi ipipa bil~iaiiuus. Sitten ban
nosti fatenid ia huff Serran I'll.
follfien.
"SilIG iinlln on nnltafunta, moi
ma ia filnnia iantaiffiiesti, amen,
~lpastoii ie~urafunta.
2uufius iotfoi:
"Sulfoon armo ia b~uffufoon ia.
ma maailma = Maranatba" (tu.
lie, Serramme) ia ieirafunta mas.
tall:
"Nlmenl Eule, Sierra Seeiusl"
SumaIanpalipelrs pddttpi ul,stes
tamentilIiiella ii,inalifiella: scr.
rnmme Seeiufien &ristufien armo,
SiGn raffulis ia Bpbdn Sengen o.
ialliiuus oIfoon teioGn fansianne!"
Siiben ipastaii feurafunta:
"9(menl"
Wonta iielin oil Sierra tGnd bet
fend liittGnpt foniaania.
Scum @oius Eeobaoeen leurasia
lGbti, tunii bGn oleipanla uuli If.
ninen. Waailma ia faiffi bGnen
)mpdrillGGn olepot t5miiet nGptti.
pGt muuttuneen; faiffialla ban
l1fi taipaallista naloa. 2rilfas ia
tuliipat beioGn luofieen.
ipleili @oiusta. Hpb1n Sen
pbteps oil IiittGnpt molemmot
Msflepion palwelijat toiiiin-
a.
2uufius ianoi: "gtpt olet nib.
loptGnpt iui,ren oarteen."
ga len foutta rarban", IiiGii
5aius mliistaen beioGn emf fobtaa-
1iStaan. !,
SeibGn pubellesIaan ndfi @oius
tuorufaiien, iofa iloiiin fastuoin tn
/ beitd fobti.
"&lemens, oletfo iinGfin t1GllG?"
an b%liuoabti reippaasti.
Sierra on tuonltt nlinltt tdnne",
&lemens. "&auipan iboilin
5imonio bGnen ~noituuteniu bGifGi-
emGnG. @iltta iinun t1pntiii iGI.
cen main pbd ielipemmin bGnen
1GGrGttomdn obneutenia ia bilIitto
tGn aistilliluutenia. @iime BOND
n iaanut rauDaa. @uringon foit-
aesia barbailin leipotonna pitfin
fatiia. SiIloin bltoma,
in joiifon ibmiii1 fulfepan ebellG-
ia llrilin tuntefpani iini,t. ecu.
ain teitG ia tulia tdnne. Bibboin
Opiin, mit1 olen etiinpt; lopiin
iofa moi miiuttaa mail.
tan; Joplin pbbpsfunnan, ionfa ia
on SSSiimalan moima. T1nG
tiIi Sierra llofieni min
,oimoffaana, etten enid fpennpt
NGntG nastustamaan. @n~tauonin
omen omafleen riiltmiineni i%ielri.
.eni. Slolla pnlaan fotiini &oo-
ar 4
Smyrna times., 1921-08-03

about a week ago, that no record of
his army service existed.
Up to that time he had spent six
months communicating with the Phil
adelphia branch of the Federal Board
for Vocational Education. He did not
seek compensation allowable for such
cases, but merely certificate showing
that he was injured in France in order
to safeguard himself in the event of
the injury causing serious trouble in
the future.
When he was informed that the
Government had no record of his in
jury or even of his army service, he
gave up in disgust. The Wilmington
Office then learned of the matter AMI
invited Major Marshall to visit head
quarters in the du Pont building,
promising to look into the matter.
A. S. HOuchin, Jr., head Of the Spec
ial Eligibility Squad of the Philadel-
phia branch, which sits in Wilmington
to determine the fitness of candidates
for vocational training, got in touch
with Major Marshall and sent a tracer
to the Bureau of the War Risk Insur-
ance, which then further Investigated
the case.
The result was that the mystery
surrounding the lack of any record of
the majors service and injury was
cleared up. How the error was COM
mitted was not learned by the Will
mington office which received word
, that Major Marshal's record is avail
able and the certificate he desires has
been issued and is on its way. 1t IS
believed, however, to have been caused
by clerical oversight.
Major Marshall visited the Federal
Doard office last week in accordance
with his arrangements, and when in
formed that at was all a mistake
and his certificate would be given him
in a few days, expressed appreciation,
saying that he felt more pleased and
relieved than he has in many days.
Smyrna times., 1921-08-03
WAR RECORD MAJOR MARSHALL
Milford Man Has Strenuous Fight to
Get Certificate OF Disability

Milford Man Has Strenuous Fight to
Get Certificate OF Disability
Through the efforts of the Whining
ton Office of the Federal Board for No-
catiOnal Training, made voluntarily,
upon learning the particulars of the
case, Major William Marshall, Jr, of
Milford, who for more than six months
has been trying to get a certificate of
disability, was advised last week that
his service record has been found and
is on file in the War Department and
that he will obtain the desired certifi-
cate within a few days. Although
Major Marshall was chief medical of
ficer of the Delaware National Guard
for many years, served with it on the
Mexican border, and with the 59th
Pioneer (Delaware) Regiment in this
country and overseas, where he sus-
tanned a fractured leg, he was advised
Smyrna times., 1921-08-03

Because of reported robberies in and
near BrenfOrd and the loss by theft or
otherwise of some turkeys from Ed
ward Urian, a farmer living near
Brenford, Sheriff Graham Tuesday af-
tenoon arrested P. Seeney, of near
Brenford, on suspicion of knowing
something of the loss of his turkeys.
Seeney gave bail until Thursday when
he was given a hearing before Mogis-
trate w. D. Burton.
Smyrna times., 1921-08-03

The directors of the Chamber of
Commerce of Cambridge, Md, named
Ralph Gould secretary. He is a gradu-
ate'of Lehigh and has been connected
with the Edison laboratories, the New
York Telephone Company, Bridgeport
Brass Company and the United States
Rubber Company.
Smyrna times., 1921-08-03

Henry c. Burtelle, aged rs years,
Seaford's crack shot with cat rifle,
a member of the G. A. R., showed his
skill at killing English sparrows last
week, killing two at one shot. 1t is a
common occurrence for him to sit in
his yard at his home on North street,
SeafOrd, and bag from twenty-five to
fifty English sparrows in one day. He
is also an expert fisherman and hun
ter.-Morning News.
Smyrna times., 1921-08-03

Charles V. Straley, of Ripley, w.
Va, G. Gray Carter, of Newark, and
Grier R. Baynum, of the University of
Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, spent the
week end with the latter's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. H. Baynum. of Mil
ford.
Smyrna times., 1921-08-03
STATE AND PENINSULA NEWS
TOLD IN BRIEF SPICY ITEMS
NEWSY ITEMS GATHERED FROM
OUR STATE EXCHANGES
Brief News Items of People We Know
In and Around the Larger PENN
sula Towns and Communities

Dean Albert R. Mann, of the New
York State College of Agriculture and
family, who have been visiting Mrs.
Mann's sister, Mrs. Wesley Heebner,
Of Milford, for the past two weeks
have returned to their home in Ithaca,
N. Y.
Smyrna times., 1921-08-03

MY DADS favorite yarn.
WAS THE one about.
THE OLD storekeeper.
WHO WAS playing checkers.
IN THE back of the store.
AMONG THE coal oil
AND THE prunes.
WHEN THE sheriff.
WHO HAD just jumped his king
SAID "sI there's a customer.
WAITIN' OUT front"
AND 81 said "Sh-h-h!
IF YOU'LL keep quiet.
MEBBE HE'LL go away"
NOW HERE'S the big idea
WHEN A good thing.
HAPPENS ALONG.
DON'T LEAVE it to George.
TO GRAB the gravy.
F'RINsTANcE IF.
Smyrna times., 1921-08-03
D.oraH stick
with 4he prunes

YOU HEAR OF a smoke.
OR READ about a smoke.
THAT REALLY does moro.
THAN PLEASE the taste.
THERE ARE no hooks on you.
THERE'S NO law against.
YOUR STEPPING up.
WITH THE other live ones.
AND SAYING right out.
IN A loud, clear voice.
"eIMME A pack of.
THOSE CIGARETTES.
THAT SATISFY"
YOU'LL say you never tasted
Il such flavor, such mild but
full-bodied tobacco goodness.
You're right, too, because they
don't make other cigarettes like
Chesterfelds. The Chesterfield
blend can't be copied.
HoDc you seen the netO
AIR TIGHT tins or so?
Smyrna times., 1921-08-03

At the annual meeting of the Della
ware State Volunteer Firemen's AS
sociatiOn it was decided that no calls
for assistance from any town would
be recognized unless they were from
the Chief of the Fire Department,
Mayor of the town or some recognized
officer of the town. This was adopted
in order to save so many unnecessary
runs for the firemen and it was fur
ther agreed that they should call the
nearest town first.
Smyrna times., 1921-08-03

Performance of contract shall commence
within ten O0) days after execution of the
contract and be completed on or before Dec.
Is. 1921.
Monthly payments will be made for 90 per
cent of the construction completed each
month.
Bidders must submit proposals upon forms
provided by the Department
Each proposal must be accompanied by
surety bond. certified check money to the
amount of at least ten (l0) percentum of the
total amount of the proposal
The envelope containing the proposal must
be marked: Proposal for the Construction of
State Highway. Contract No. 40"
The contract will be awarded or rejected
within twenty (2O) days form the date of
opening proposals.
The right is reserved to reject any or all
bids.
Detailed plans may be seen and index plans
and specifications may be obtained upon de-
post of $1,000 which amount will be refunded
upon return of plans and specifications in good
condition at the office of
STATE HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT,
DOVER. DELAWARE
Chas. NJ. Upham. Chief Engineer
Smyrna times., 1921-08-03
r. w. SLAUGHTER
Personal and Real Estate
AUCTIONEER
Clayton, Delaware
no 40
PROPOSALS
FOR CONSTRUCTION OF
STATE HICHW WANG
Phone 142.

Sealed proposals will be received by the
State Highway Department, at the Office,
Dover. Delaware. until 2 o'clock p. m. August
"a, 1921. and at that place and time publicly
opened for the construction of State Highways
in Delaware involving the following approXi-
mate quantities
Smyrna times., 1921-08-03

At the present outlook it is ex-
pected that not more than two or
three canneries of Seaford will make
packs this year. The farmers have
not planted many tomatoes and many
thousands of cans of tomatoes are yet
on hand. The failure to open the can
ming houses will mean a hardship to
hundreds of people who depend upon
work in them to help them through
the winter. Most of the money paid
out by the factories was spent in Sea-
ford and the merchants are to have
their share of the consequent loss.
Members of the Rehoboth Beach
Coast Guard Station, with the excep-
tiOn of Captain Frederick G. Vogcl
and his assistant, Walter J. Dick,
have been transferred to different sta
tiOns along the line. While there has
been some talk of closing this station
RehOboth people were very much sur
prised when the news came. At
Dewey Beach, where almost the en-
tire crew lived with their families, it
looked as if the season was over, to
see them moving. No other stations
in this immediate district have been
closed.
Irwin Sparks, tenant on the late
John I. Cheairs farm, near Delaware
City, was cutting grass on the Mrs.
Charles G. Ash property on Washing
ton street, abreast her homestead,
when one of the horses attached to the
mower fell into an old we'll which was
hidden by the tall weeds and grass
The horse was submerged. Joseph
Anderson came to the assistance of
Mr.. Sparks with a number of spare
and tackle and they were soon able tC
extricate tho animals which suffered
only few slight bruises.