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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-14
Joint Ease For
Aching Joints

when isss effective methods fan try
Joint Ease for success It's for Joint
m isery and relieves pain. throbblnE and
distress in Accessible localities
II helps eaEe-up the agony ~ sore.
It's astonishinEi with sonlv few sec
onds rubbing IL begins 20 work and bets
riEht down 20 business 49, that's Why u
has had such success IN relieving the
pans 81 Arthrttls rheumatism. Seuritis
Neuralgia and Sciatica AK for Joint
Ease al any live drug store IN America.
Milford chronicle., 1941-04-25

Shockley gave them mlscellsn-
eous shower at the Cannon Com
munity house ON Friday evening.
They received many very useful
gifts. They will move to their
new home on the Brldgeville-
fredericksburg highway this week. {
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Fantmyer
and three children of New Castle,
were supper guests of Mr.: and Mrs.
Leon Wheatley on Sunday !
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Wootten and
daughter, Charlotte, aid George
Wootteh of ,Seaford, spent Sunday
afternoon with Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Frazier,
Mrs. Harry Walston is suffering
with a sprained wrist at this writ
ing.
Mrs. James Dill and Will Frazier
who both suffered light strokes
about two weeks ago. are improv-
ing. Both are under the care of
Dr. Metzler, of Bridgeville.
A. number from this community
attended the Sussex County. Decla-i
nation Contest at BridgeyiIle High
School on Monday. evening, April
21. M
Mrs. Hugh Martin entertained
Mrs. Griffith and, Mrs. ,Finkbinder,
OF near Todd's Chapel. on Sunday
Milford chronicle., 1941-04-25
-oYERBRoOK

Mrs. william George McIlvainl
and Miss Mary McIlvaine, of Jeffer
sons Cross Roads, called ON Mis-
Bessie Ellingsworth on Eastei
Monday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hitch wer'
dinner guest Of Mrs. Stella John
son and sister, on Sunday J.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elisha Campbell
who have spent the winter will
their, daughter in Media, and sons
in Wilmington, returned home Oh
Saturday. They were accompanied
home by their son, Lee Campbell
of near. Chester.
Mrs. Delema Wells and Mrs. Les
ter learns and daughter. Of Mil
ton, called on Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. A
Green on Tuesday afternoon.
The mothers of Whites Chapel
will hold short program on Moth
er's Day, followed by a Mothers
Day sermon by the pastor, Rev. ],
Whedbee on May IL.
+ Sunday School next Sunday at 10
A, NJ, followed by preaching at IL
by the pastor. Rev. Whedbee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Campbell,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hitch, Mrs.
Delema Wills, of Milton, spent Sat-
urday evening with their parents,
MIR. and Mrs. Elisha Campbell.
Mrs. Amelia Donovan Lawson, a
trained nurse in the Milford Memo
rial Hospital, spent the week end
with her sister and brother-in-law,
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Johnson,
Mrs. Name Green spent Sunday
evening with Mrs. Herbert Vincent
and mother, Mrs. Clemmens. of
Milton. ff
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Hill and
son. Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Hill, all
of Pennsylvania, spent Easter with
the former, Mrs. Hill's sister. and
brother-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Hor-
ace Gilbert.
Miss Naoma Pettijohn spent the
weekend with her grandparents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Vincent, in
Milton. Mrs. Vincent is suffering
with a sprained wrist and Mrs.
Clemmens of Milton, is with her.
Robert Bryan, who is in training
at Camp Dix, spent Easter Sunday
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Bryan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hill and
of Philadelphia, spent
the weekend with his mother, Mrs.
Hill. >
LinwoOd Simpler. of Baltimore,
spent the weekend with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Simpler, and sis
ter, Marie.
Roy Ellingsworth has now OPEN
ed his filling station.
Sunday School next Sunday
at ten o'clock, followed by
at IL by the pastor, the
Rev. John Whedbee.
Milford chronicle., 1941-04-25
CHAPLAIN'S CHAPEL

A good crowd attended the show
at Bridgeville last week which was
sponsored by Chaplain's church,
The amount cleared for our part
was $25.65.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hanson OF
Trenton, N. T., have moved in with
the latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
w. B.. Conaway.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Dickerson en-
tertained Mrs. Helen Truitt of Sea-
ford.
Mr.. and Mrs. RalstOn Dickerson,
OF near Canterbury, and Miss
Scharf, of New York. on Sunday.
Mrs. Catharine O'Day entertain
ed her father, Mr.. Brittingham, of
Seaford, on Sunday.
j. N. Russell was a Baltimore
visitor recently.
Mrs. Mary Macklin spent a few
days in Wilmington last week.
Mrs. Clarence Hill. of Odessa, Wis
tied her son, Victor Hill, on Sum
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Webb enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. Ollie West and
Mr.. and Mrs. Walton O'Day on Sun
day.
MIR. and Mrs. e. ]. Feyerabend
entertained several relatives on
Sunday.
Services at Chaplains next Sun
day: Sunday School at 2 p. NJ;
preaching at 300 P. M. Won't you
please attend?
Milford chronicle., 1941-04-25
MILLSBORO

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Campbell Wis.
tied their daughter, Mrs. Alexander
Brown and Mr. Brown, at Bryn
Mawr, Pa, a short time ago.
On Easter Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs
George Barnett entertained their
children. Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Grif-
fifth and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bar
nett and children.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua Barnett, who
are in Fort Lauderdale, Fla, are
the proud parents of baby daugh-
ter. born last Thursday, April II.
Oliver Atkins, who is at Fort
dupont with the 261st c. A., spent
Saturday night and Sunday with
his brothers family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Elmer Adkins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Green Mumford
spent Sunday with Mrs. Mumford's
sister; near Laurel.
Mrs. Norman Hickman enter
tanned Miss Ida Watson and Miss
Yvonne Chamberlain over the week
en-.
Mrs. ]. A. Burton. with DR.. and
Mrs. John G. Cannon, of Lewes,
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
Poole Prettyman, in Philadelphia,
Saturday night and Sunday
Otis West was on a business trip
in Virginia on Monday.
George Barnett, II, was an over
night guest, of his grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Barnett, on
Tuesday, April IS. This was the
first visit for this young man Of
two months.
This cOrrects the statement that
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Kruger has been sold to Harley P.
White. Mr.. Kruger's home is for
sale, but no deal has been made.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. e. Carey and Ned
Carey spent Sunday afternoon in
Bloxom. Va, with Mr.. and Mrs. w.
S. Messick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Winford Britting
ham, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Britting-
ham, Almeda Brittingham and Mr..
and Mrs. Rogers of Milford were
visitors at Chincoteague Island and
whispering Pines" ON Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. George H. Adkins
have sold their beautiful and valu-
able farm on the Oak Orchard road
to John G. Townsend and will be-
gin to build a home in town next
to their daughter, Mrs. Clifford Ca
hall, on Church street.
Mrs. L. B. Moore received Sc
verely painful injuries last Satur-
day night when she stumbled over
a rise" in the pavement on Main
street.
Mrs. Harry Davis is quite poorly
and unable to get out much.
Mrs. John E. MCGEE has very
delightfully."- entertained a group of
friends for the last two Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. X. Lingo were
in Philadelphia last Saturday to
see a specialist who is giving
medical aid to Mrs. Lingo
Mrs. Matte Shockley, Mrs. Ken
dal Wiley, Mrs. Jefferson Ashe and /
Mrs. Katherine Washburn were in
Salisbury last Friday. ste
Milford chronicle., 1941-04-25
BLANCHARD'S STATION

The majority of our Home Dem
onstration members attended the
meeting last Wednesday evening
held at the home of Mrs. Rena
Webb of Oakley.
Little Grace and David Purcell
are now victims of measles.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. II. Zott and
family spent Friday evening in
fredericksburg. Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Elwell were
guests at supper last Saturday
evening Of A. T. White and family.
II was in honor of Mr.. and Mrs.
Elwell's 18th wedding anniver-
sary.
Carl Tucker. from here, and
Miss Ann Pearson, of Greensboro,
Md. were quietly married Satur-
day evening. April 18th, in the
Greensboro parsonage. Rev. Ray
Kirwin performed the ceremony.
The brides brother and sister-in-
law were their attendants. After
the brides school closes at Hem
derson. Md, she will join her hus-
band here and they will make their
home on Mr.. fuckers farm. We
wish them much happiness thru
out their welded life.
The cancer control drive is on
this week for our town of Green
wood and community. Please help
the solicitors bit by a small con-
tribution. The captain named for
here is Mrs. C. L. Harmon.
Milford chronicle., 1941-04-25
TRINITY

Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Rust and chill
dren.. OF Georgetown. were dinner
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Rust
ON Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Rufus
Rust of Redden, Mrs. Virgie Tor
bert and Mrs. Ada Lowe were din
ner guests on Thursday.
HarIand WalstOn Of Middletown,
NJ y, was an overnight guest OF
Mr. and Mrs Harry Walston and
family on. Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack ElwelI. of
near Greenwood, were supper
gueests of Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. White
on Saturday.
Mrs. Earl White and Miss Grace
Hastings attended the annual con-
vention of the Parent Teacher AS
sociation at Dover on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs Brooks Wheatley
and father entertained at dinner
on Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Wheatley. Other visitors during
the day were Mrs A. d. Kee and
John Davis OF Denton, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jim Wheatley of Federals-
burg. Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Wheat
ley and family of Andersohtown,
and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Wagner OF
Wyoming. II
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hastings
and family and Mr.. and Mrs. Earl.
White entertained over the week
eLd. Mr. and Mrs. John Welker
and William Welker OF Philadel-
phia. Mrs. William weIker and
small son.; Bobby. who had been
spending a week with her parents
here, returned home with them on
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Wheatley and
son Billy were dinner guests of
their parents at fredericksburg on
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Wagner. Of
Wyoming. were supper guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph WheatIey ON
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry WaIston;
Carl Walston and son Henry, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Parker
spent Sunday afternoon at Vienna,
Md.
Friends of Mr. and Mrs. Wilson
Milford chronicle., 1941-04-25
DO ALL PEOPLE
THINK ALIKE?

A United States Senator who
voted against the lease-lend bill
afterwards declared that inasmuch
as it had become law that at
must be accepted by all the people
as the law Of the land" He spoke
of the great problems confronting
this country and made it clear that
he had not Joined the forces OF
those who are thinking all alike
because he believes that regard
less of whether we believe In this
measure Or not all of us must unite
to do everything in our power to
see that it is administered sanely
and with the, least possible danger
to this country"
Many other statesmen on Capitol
Hill have expressed what amounts
to practically the same thing. And
layinen will no doubt continue to
register similar beliefs.
Milford chronicle., 1941-04-25

IF PEOPLE remembered every
thing they ever heard, advertising
might not be so essential. Consid-
ering that things go in one ear and
out on the opposite side, constant
advertising is necessary, or people
forget about business and its
goods and service.
Milford chronicle., 1941-04-25

afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs, Martin spent Sun
day. evening with Mrs. C. McCaUley
and family. 80
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Hhis @aifenfreans

lleberbisnng 2nft uns Soune fit-
ben fein Sinberuis in Der @lastpolf- :
oede, ipobl eber Iino Hes.- uno Gle
BEN piel tpirfIamer, oenn Die Berbuu-
flung gebt erbeblid) lanaiamer Dor
| lid. go tit es fein 8lnber, baB iih
alles l,nter ibr raider uno lebens-
frdftiger entipidelt >als i'm WiItbeet
llno ielber I'M Ereibbous. Ser lln-
teridieb 5t anberen Sd)ubmitteln lit
IN 3ablen aatsgeoriidt: @laswole 100
b. S, Eogsenitrob 80 b. s., Miit IS
b. s., abialloeden 65 b. S.
9abei mB man alle arten oon
5roItidns ieoes Sabr nel umo oft
nidt obne Sd)1pieriefeiten beibaffeu,
mas bei ser @laslpoae nift Der Saa
lit. 9arum miro bieie grfinoung aus
SEN 3eiten ser 8obitoffnot iid erbal-
ten, benn lie itelt Die beitmoglide
soIuns erfinoeriidcr siidtisteit oar.
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@lasIuoae ais @iateridnt fir @ln-
1mem nab 0emaIe

Sie 8enltblmg BON @lastpolle mar
felt sssabren lit Deutldlano befannt
lmo oieier Stoif iuuroe gu Sen per-
l6ieoenlten 3meden beripenbet.
Gang beloloers lit @las,poae fir
bie @drtnerei ipidtig ,tne unentbebr-
lid gelporoen ais 5roItlduk. Mau
fann aus @lasguB, oen man auf 1870
@rab ,gelii,ts erbist, ie mad ser
Beite oes Sie6es alles berausprellen,
mas man baben mil: syaIern, Sci
benfdben, @olle 1,uo Natte.
SIN Nusleben sleiden iih 8aum-
Ioolle ,mo @las,uatte aum Ber,ued=
leln. 8eioe iinb iil6erpeiB, loder,
tueid ,rno leidt. @laslpatte lit iogar
10 leidt, oaB ein &ilonteter nur so
&tlogralnn, ein Q.ta6ratmeter nur
Elm Qilesramm tpiegt. Sn ollen bon
ein, 5tuei nno fiinf 3entimeter Oide
bergeiteat, fann man iie ipie 8atte.
line idneioen. ,
@er, @lasmolle uno @lasiuatte BE:
list, braudt fit ieine @flanaen feinen
Jreit 5u fiirdten. Ct bra,,9t nidt
eimmal einen Sfen anf5utelle,L pie
Sas bisber im oen 8einbergen iibli6
mar, tpenn es iib ,lm nie6rise 8eete
banoelt. Die @eriuenouns ilt bent
bar einfa6. Surge YfoIten, bel gro
BEN 5la6en an leibtem Drabtnek uno
Damn oariiber. bie @attebede. S6re
Anldafftng lit eil.malis, benn iie per-
brennt llno fault nidt feht 9ier friBt
iie iie 1T frei. bon Sdi,umelpilaen
nno bdlt iabrelans aus. T..
Inter TT iuadieu Die Rflau5en un-
getinoert. es sibt feilen Groit, teine
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mar, itodten ibre Sd)ritte. aber iie
innuterten iid segenieitig a,tf. eno=
lid fabte iid cine Elm Sers lino sil,g
noran. 9ieIe mar Woeoalena. Gas
Grab eritredt iid perbdltnismaBis
tief it Sen sselIen binein. Wan fonn-
te bon bra,tBen nidt aili sic 5telle
ieben, 100 Der 2eidnam sseiu eelesen
bate: 9ieie Steile mar hurd cine
ariimlmng im ginsanse oerbeft.
(6ier id,altet Ser 9erirbteritatter elm,
baB ibm ielbIt elm folder @eoanfe
nod nidt sefontnen lit. Die einfa
DIE 9emerfa.ng 9bereIens iiber bie
ariimmalng ooer bielleidt beiier bas
Cd, tpelbes ben 9lid auf sic eisent=
lide @rablage perbinoerte, ideint
aber iebr oieulid snr Beroelttlidlns
ser betreffenoen Sdriftberid)te. Mud
sic beutise 9eIdaffenbeit Ses bl.
@rabes in Sernialem paBt ba5u. Wan
gebt in bas @ra6 bon sSeruIalem ipie
in einen fur5en eneen Gang geraoe-
aus Binein. 9ielen Gang iiberblidt
uan bon auBen. Der 2eib gbriiti
miro aber innen nid)t auf ben 8oSen
binselegt, a,,d nibt au bent bent
@ingange gegeniiberlieeenben @uoe
ses Gauges in ben Selien gebettet,
lonoern, mdbrenb einer ben 2eid)-
mam inter ben Sdultern lmo elmer
inter ben 8einen trdst, miro baum
I'M SSllnern Der Seibnam bon oen
beioen Srdeern ieittpdrts, in Serlt-
talent redts bonn @anse, in cine nod
lpetter i.n sSelIen eingebauene @uloe
ooer auf cine 8ant eelest (9ants
grab. Als sic anSern srauen i6ou
tpieoer fort tparen, i,,6te Maria
Nagoalena i,nmer nodJ. Sic; ging in
Sas @rab binein, fatio auBerits Der
'u,.noert uuo betroHeu pen 2eihnaul
Selu niht uno fam nieber beral1s.
Sic il.bte nun int @arten, oa frat
ibr Der lebenoige Seilauo In bel,
Bee."
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1taier @ulbId)ab in 1entnfp

Cine neue @oloIenouns - aneeb.
lid aus SomietrllBlano - lit Dor
fltr6em int 8erte BON 8.5 Milliaroeu
(8illionen) 9oaar bon Stem gorf
aus nod Sentudy transportiert nor
oen. 9as brin9t ben bortigen @olo.
beitano auf ettpa II Williaroen 9ol-
lar, ipobl ser eroBte Shoe, Ser ie-
ptals at elmer ein5igen Steae ber=
boraen tpurbe.
Sn bombenI Indifferent unteriroiI Ihen
Yan5erfan1nern, sic 8duoe aus 25-
6oaigem StaH baben, lit bas gelbe
Netaa nntergebradt. Gag uno Nadt
miro oas Wetall pon elmer 1nedani=
lierten &apallerie betpa6t. Mlles in
aaen biirfte in Sort &uor bic Sdlfte
oes gansen nonet0ren "Details oer
Belt liege,t. Snfel Sam alleiu be1ist
iiber 222 Miaiaroeu Dollar III @olo.
9as getpiB nidt romautiid peran=
flaste *S6asamt glanbt, oaB iib ,mter
een @olo aud einsei6mol3ene We,
tallltiide befinoen, Die emit oie Singer
Der Serri6er bon aeeppten, ser Snfa.
aonige in Beru, ser alten 8olner, ser
aalifen 5u 9agoao uno. ipaniihen
@ranSen idniidten. SIN eonsen tpieet
oas @olo $4,000 Sonneu.
Sas fir Sort &nor beItinrnte
@olo murbe auf bohlt einfade art
popn Relu Yorf uno SEN an6eren
6eoeral 8elerpe 8anf= =3entralen Der
padt lno nit eeip0bnli6er 8afetpolt
perianot. 9ie Snltruftionen lparcu
leSislid: u&esiltereo - Special De-
lioerp''. aaeroinss ,uuBte oas Sdok-
amt ntebrere Miaionen fir 8oltge,
biibren be5ablen, aber es miro aelaat,
oaB es iib babel INNER nod lun Sen
btIlisIten lmo fideriten @eg banoelte.
Oie @olo5ufl.br mad ben Ser.
Staassn bat iibrisens int Sen lesten
adt NtR'aten fart nabselaiieu.
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SorS Sanbist ,,&feia-sslmssena' am

SorS sanbist uafe;n- -6lassens'' an
Senrp 6oro, Ser ltd felt lange,n
fir ein populdres 5lus5eus imterel=
iiert, bat angefiinoist, oaB er iid nun
ernltlid NIT Ser SerIteaung zines
5tpeilibisen 5lus5elss befaBt, oas auI
fl'r5er anlaufbabn aufiteisen fann
unS nidt mebr folten lou als ein &C.
ipobnli6es Auto.
5ero bat nidt berraten, tuann er
nit Ser Sabrifation oes y6lua5euas
fiir ieeermann" beainnen tpiro, lit
aber Ser aniidt, oaB Der sesenpar-
ttse aries oas Sntereiie am Jliesen
gelpaltig iteigern miro.
"l(nfer Slus5e,g niro', 10 er.
fldrte Jorb, ,,tuabrideinlid cine aont-
bination bon seiuobnlidem 9lugseus
uno bent fosenannten @iro-9pp ieiu.
es miro eiuen Metor bon 800 8.S.
belifen, oer borisoatal ia Die Jliisel
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gebaut lwroeu 1oa. "

gebaut iueroeu io0."
es lit beablihtist, bie WaidiHe in
D'aIleu Ber5l,iteuen, nno Der Auto.
ntasnat mill babel ole slei9en We.
tbooen benrsen, oie CT iiir sic Nuto.
Fabrication 5l,erIt eia.fiibrte. Das
amerifanii6e Yublifum taun aber oa.
nit nidt eber rednelt, oils bis oieIes
,Slug5eltg 10 iider, >luie mr moglib,
lit. Cine Berbinolms BON alto uno
6lus5etg bdlt Soro a,lsenblidlid
nod nibt fir lu0gliA. 9as @e,uidt
eines alttonobils lit babel oas srobte
9tn6ernis.
9ie Belt wartet nun auf eine file
senoe Sin-2i55ie.
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2. Forni's HeiI-Oel Liniment

GiR aatiiepttidaes idmersittaeabes Wtttet
feit iiber 80 .satrsn int &ebrand'. sdneae
2inberuua bel rBeumatiidlea uns aeRralat.
fd,eu sd,merssm, mmsfntjien ARdeaftbmeps
SeR, itetfem Dbsr iMMerSenbem YtM$tetas
8erfaahWnaen, StubtuuaoeH phsr Serrew.
fuRsen, iM6enbea uber breuueRbeu SRkeN.
2iuoernb, BIrntenS. SVdrTam.
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8. Forni's MagoIo

Giu auaaeseidaetes atfaliid,es Wittet. pet.
ches baS aamse Tahr hiMsnrh iRr septKe
plbtiidhe D,aseaitbrnnsen, hpie .. q. SsS~
breHWtm Mae iamrea YRaaea ae6raa@t Wtrb.
Gs neutraliIert irritierenbe SGuren. Htrt.
boa bel 9nrtbiaa, RrampIem xns Gr6redseM
auf &rmRs soa Ssmmerbelt1tuerbea GS tstrtt
ftneu NIB fnbme6t nngenebm.
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Nie sberele Heamaaa bic MMierfebuas ld9aate

-
q. Tim 5 ltbr morgens am Ditertae
Des Sabres 1927 bate Die begnabigte
&cnnersrentber Ssilngfrau gbereIe
Weltn,aun oas Slid, oie auferItebnng
oes Serrn sn fdauen. SSn ieinem 8n-
de ,,ao,lnersreiltb i'm 2idte Ser 8e.
lision ,,no @iiienidaft' idreibt bar
iiber 6. Mitt:
q .gbereIe mar intmer nod Idiper
fratf unto lit bon Sen brennenben
8unoen, Delde tie iid bnrd bas
aufliesen satsesosen Batte, erobe
Sdmersen. Dod, ioIfte iie fir Sic
barte 2eioe,lsaeit ser perfloilenen 5a-
fteuseit itnb fir ibr treues Ausbar-
rem bein Serrn iu ieinen Wiibialen
biesnal in gang beionoerer @eiIe
entidaoigt ,mo belobnt ioerben. Mm
Slterionutag fritz ubr iab iie bie
auferiteb,mg.
DteIes @ort 6arf nidt 10 fiibl un6
niidtern berItanben tperSen, pie es
bier geidrieben ltebt. 60 gro6 audi
fiir gbereie ibre 2eiben gelpelen tua-
ren, ttod tpeit GROCER iuar iiir iie nun
Die 5reltoe bieies Subels: SD babe
ben Serrn in ser unbeidreibliben
Serrlidfeit ieiner Nuferitebuns seie-
ben itno er bat init iiberaus Iiebe=
boiaen 8liden ailf mid geldaut."
! Sbereie iab SEN Serrn int le,tdten-
oeu @eiuauoe oas Grab berfallen:
fein oerfldrter 2eib fdtpebte auf elmer
lidten ssolfe nad oben burd Sic
ssel1en. IS mar atnmogli6, oa6 ibn
eine iroiide Madt ipeiter nod, bate
balten fonmen. -
:. Die Soloaten ftanoen Dor benz
t@rabe uno nuBten nidts bon bent,
tpas geIbeben. mar.
Dob aber aing oas eroBe greianis
!(nidt .@rlebnis") Der auferltebung
,ebriitt altd an BEN pabbabenoen
Seloaten nidt ipurios noriiber.
>Sd,on tpabrenSs Ser auferltebltna ge:
rieteu iie 1T 8eriuirritng 1.no geitiir-
suna. Gin gebei'nnisbol(es @rl6a,t-
.ern nns gr5ittern ser aansen Natur
rib tie IN oieie nlddtige grresaug nit
biaein. SIT @mpfiuben mod)te bas
empfinoen BON Menlden iein, in Be-
.reH @egenmart eiu eroBes g9unoer
aeldiebt nno lie ela,,6en ood nibt
oaran. 8or oem Grade tuaren sluei
Jeueritanoer aufseitellt, ipelde ben
Soleaten sur llnbeoiugt iidern 8e-
tuaditng namentlid ser Sir oes Ora
bes als 2entbefelter bienten. Su oe,,=
ten tpubten ii1 oie Goloaten ibren
eigenen Sdreden nid)t. Sic ld)a,ten
eribredt im iid), aber iie Iaben uihts.
Ser Serr tpar faum altferltaubeu,
ais eir2 itrablenSer. '@nsel in Selm
une 9arniid iuie ser 8lis bont Stint
mel nieoerfnbr nnmittelbar bon obeu
TT oas @rab binein. Gin 5lpeiter
e:ngel, ebenfaas in @elm ,me Sar-
mid, aber and nod nit Sdtpert
Hao Speer, fllbr ebenio pom Sitnmel
,nieeer uno siuar bor ben nod per-
mloiienen @i,sans a,,m @rabe. or
nabtH ben groBen Stein ,tno leate
ibH. nit ipielenoer 2eidtisfeit 5ur
Seife, nno ieste iid oarauf. Die
gbabter, altsgetpnnaen elmer, ser, nit
1tnter Dem areu5e geitanoen bate,
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2.17A7.
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Industrial Property
For Sale or Loose

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Lumber, Building Material

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In the big SUNDAY Times Want Ad
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