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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-06-11
0ienSomsiaIa. @oarSen "airrs.

gaaro" | Sionernp. ca. 100 16r,
Sano, er al Chr. SbomieH ioIei til
aroiorpoeter apaisbeh | Siaaerup
oa 2ege 9osien | Msaa FOR 10000.
SIR. Oct or aieberneS &cniigt at
iioitpffe @aaroen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-06-11
Sra uorse.

Soban sperSrnps Wrab. en- gon-
betinemnno tar i Den 17oe Nioi1
Sroet for, at Der iaangirttes en-
Snoiamling ill Ell Ststte paa Sobaii
Sperorlips @rop.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-06-11
Weteriatemet ffaI MI cnNeIia inc.

@eteripitcmet ffaI MI PnbcIig mo.
fsreS | 9anmorf. s Der &rIebning
ioreiIaoes, at SaIben9pnelierue og'
iaa IfaI reformeres. SoIpiiers, frs,
SoIpfems ifa[ iaalebes aoa no al
9erSen og eritattes af ipttt, otti og
niti. Nlen besuoen ifaI NON goa pt'
oere enS I 9oree % freioIut iige
iemti en-. femti TO OH, altiaa oItio
iGtte @nerne bag Sterne iom Spen'
fer % gngelitmrnb gier.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-06-11

Rurses Suripar. Sra 9riitiania
meooeles ben 25oe Roi: Stortbineet
peotog ben 26be april 1906 at be.
pilee t,076,000 SIR. til anbrinselie
al bet fra ben nertraIe Gone flptteoe
Sfpts. S Statsraabet ioag er bet
efter ltotolelier Of Statsminiiter
Mibelien beilnttet at fremiGtte Sor.
flag ON at anbrinee bette Sfpts peo
Haroif, Sronobiem u9 Sarpsborg.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-06-11

st Minocsmerfe aetes / 3rono.
biem reiit oper afosoe Gireftsr peb
rem oerpRrenoe tefniife 2greonItaIt
Sens Sensien paa bans @rap. Mon
bar n9rmeit tGnft iis en- 9ortrGt.
butte paa en- pasienoe Soffel.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-06-11

Radr BE IriOer til aperte.
reuoc. ind n1r iaa peuIig at
meooeEe. at Se idd here's
ADVERTISEMENT / "8ecorGhsSos
fen. Set iiirer Gem Sen
bcNite N~ebanSlmd.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-06-11
Oct fbite llniunshaa | Worae MOI

bel oct bore, iom paa Rorges iioite
Sribeosbog' bar beiit paa Ell Stang
mellem Changer oe grepif. Oct bar
gammelt, flyer "@renmnr", iaa oct
forbaabentIig inareit muIigt bar
giort Sieneiten. Oct bar fo~rreiten
Solonpienets Slag og bIep NOT beiit
peo en- 6eiItageIie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-06-11
Giteripsrsiet.

Claus G,abrislieu 9pnsodhI fro Va SogH
/ Rpras anmooes ON at opaipe I'm aoreSie
Ill uubertrgnsoe. Der bar IN pietts GpGpS.
ming at msooele BAN. Btgeon sails, ISIS,
9m. gbriItopbcrSen. $50
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-06-11

Gsosfalo. Sbp. aisbmono | Gre.
~oerifsbann RiiSpIf @ittenfnmp er az
anaet ueo Gsben, SO Mar aammeI.
Den gfoeSe hapoe | en- aorrGffe
paret aieblem al geitpreIien for Gre
oerifsbanns % Gmesns Sparefnsie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-06-11

Srmfnet. Sra ariitiansiuno nleo.
heles, at @adrbmanbsien Cars 81.
len &so er omfonmet unoer Sprg.
ming at en- Seit oper SurenooIseI.
rem. SRreen p9lteoe, bnorneb boooe
&eft og Ssrer falbt | glben. Soften
ipsmmeoe ilano, men @ntten orlif.
neoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-06-11
Sanmarfs Ssitnobpttc. So.

I 9onmarf netop uotomne Statiitif
oper 9anoets Ssituobptte | 1906 er
rette aniat ill en- iomlet gGroi al
All Wiaioner ar. Serof faIber paa
2erne 222 MiQioner % poo Splluno
249 Wiltoner ar. Ill Sammen'
Iigninq fan onfsres, at Gorees llb'
bptte al Soften I 1906 er anilaoet til
Ell gGrbi al 1S5 0iIlioner at. 8
1906 Dor ltobpttet oniot til noset
mere, nemIig bel poo 9tiaiouer ar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-06-11
Era @rsnIanb biemfom $50

Era GREENLAND biemtom Sans
Ggeoe" ~forleben til aiebcnbabn. Oct
meobra9te Gfterretning ON, at Spge'
boliaen paa @ootboob bar totolt neo'
brenbt. Semiuarict % &irfeu bar
en- Sio Iterft trrtet. GQe S9gens Sn'
brpnbte. 3titriftl9gen,
Toftor apppel, fom biem meo eft
Bet. Zen efter bom f~ungerenoe Spge,
9oIitiIGae Or. Ssren Sanien, bar
taset golie | bet upinbretteoe Soipt'
tnI
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-06-11
@rans. ifro 9empia me00eIes

grano. Sra 9entpie meO0eles ben
24oe Mai: s G~ttermiooos opitoo Der
SIo I YroprietGr ginoS @oaro
"@ifebqf" / ssrriug. oe oeo Serti'
rem bar @aaroen fuIoitGuoig neb'
br9nbt. Der i~noebr4nbte 9 areatli.
rer oa 80 Spin. SIben formooes cp.
itaoet pe6, at Ell @inbmotor cr Isben
BARN.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-06-11
store CIoiaasiuHS.

bling g., meooeles ben 256e Mni:
Soiiqgermeiter ScIitein.RatbIou til
RatblousboI bar peS llogropningeu
@obiteb Roie peS SnTfisbine eiort
betpoeIiae SIoiogsfrnb. SfsIse "SoI'
Iano.SaIit. Stt.~ er Der funoet f2-
1900 8ileipibier, ca. 200 Erer, en-
Meneoe 2nipe, Sage % 6ifefroge
iomt en- Del anogler m. m. De
innone SIinteiaaer, Der Iaa iimiboel'
bart cpenoper SarhIuget, Hammer
fra ben 9loite StenalSer, men Der er
osiaa funoet Eager ira ben pnsre.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-06-11
OpbaIs 9IShe SnSpaaner, 8

~pDutp UIUFt W.T.
gen Solslsf, er bsb, oner 100 gar
gdrnmel. Heipeftabel llber er ingerl
ralrrinbeIig SoreteeIie / SpbaI. ga-
ger Peterien, 2osIsf, Der osoe for
nogen Eio iioen, bar iaaIeoes inoe
paa be 80.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-06-11

Nama: Seq baaber, on bar op.
fsrt oie JON en- lioeH Tame | SeIita.
bet ibog2"
2iae @lo: ga 6a, Mnno- Ses
Engoe Soanom Ooer Whnoeny bper.
gang ies ginipet."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-06-11
On antompbilulsffe.


Tag b9note en- automobililpffe ueo
SersbcIm. Ga SreSrtf Seeel, Ssn
al @ploenoaIifes ebei, tom fisreuoe
meo I'm Srue os FIRE anore Rasiage'
rer, tsrneoe 8oenen / en- ifarp Sping
meS IA Drills Sart mob ct ara, cs
ole Tlpnseoes no. Sun Jrnen fom
alporlis tiIifaoe; bun fisrtes mes
brpffet Ben til SsrsbOIm Spgebus.
Srm SegeIs gefinoenoe par n9ite
Tag eiter OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES I'LL
frebsitiuenoe. Siernerpitelien bar
brpet, men Spbolbet paa Spsebuiet
pil bog rimeIispis bgipe at lang ga'
risbeo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-06-11
Gr set itrafbart at faIoe en- Brett

Gr set itrnfbart at faIbe en- Brett
for "SrRfore"2 0ette Spsres-
mail oil | ben nGrmeite Sremtio bli
afaiort peo Weobomsret ! 8al6res.
5ibIigere Stortingsmanb Sensmano
Sbegadro bar ifrepet ON 8rooit @is-
Isff, at bon bar siort zig til SrRf'
ere for gpsbens poIitiife Saarebo-
Der, - % ba bet SfientIige life
bar billet paife Rropiten ren for benz
ne geifpIonins, bar Yrouiten anIdgt
pripat Straffeiag mob Goesaaro.
Oct bill iiffert bli en- i~nteresiant 9pre'
f%Patnina.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-06-11
snnhet pin. Fro sFnnen meS.

Tinoct va. = Grd SIuNeH hleo'
SeIes Den 24oe Wai: Boo Stnaeus
Ssnberitrano fonotes | Gite@ ilano.
orepet ct Sig, Ser bar piit iia at pGre
al Den ugifte Sitter 3bcmo5 CLING
ira Sreoerifsbapn Der Der 30te De-
cember I. ". ioripanot umber en- Sagt'
u6flugt meo Ell Wotoriollc,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-06-11

aeiisr @iIbeIms Norblanbsrciie.
6ra Berlin meooeIes ben 23oe Moi:
aeiierens NorbIonosreiic err nni be.
itemt at ffiiIle foregaa / Mioten at
Sitli omboro pna "Sohen3olern",
Der fommer til at Ieoioses at Scrub
leren "asnigsberg" os Surtigoam-
peren "Sleipner~.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-06-11
Sra Danmarf.
saarsasI ! spOarpnIanS.

Gage er Der til Observation-Disclosures
Den fal. srsnlanoife Sanoel mo.
leperet Sorilog ON Sn0fsrelie al
Sonrennl / Spogrenlono.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-06-11
ubmGrfet Srlianait.

HpMGrref STITdngr. Sra Ssbas
bet er SHUTTER "Soban", 8eoer oa 80.
rer ariitian Ssrenien, inbfommet
iom Seritemano efter % 9ages Sra-
ppr, meIbes ira Sromss. Sansiten
iom er giort ubfor Spioebapet paa ii
Gage, er 1854 Gel og z Storfobbe,
Tom bar ginet ialt 225 Ssnoer Spaf.
Splen er iaar uaIminbelig ieo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-06-11

st ltlpffestilfGlbe bqnbte ifslae
Weooelelie ira Bergen forIeben Dag
paa Spiloemoen, ioet EN- 8efrut,
Sobn @iertien SaiisIano fra apinn.
berreo, oa ban iprane 8uf, fit fit enc
Saorben briffet os iamtioie fit Sier.
ierpiteIie. San blep inbIaet paa
Spgebuiet, bpor ban ienere afsif peb
Qenen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-06-11
gmtmanSsem6cse inSbraact. gei

1mImauoSeMucee mDoragct. Seo
Gmtmono Sroor Sliens llbn9nnelie
| iibite Statsrnao til Stiftamtmauo
| Bergen er Observation-Disclosures
os amtmanosembebet ! Ssnore Der.
eenbus beillttet Hat iarnmen til ct
gmbe1e
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-06-11
"aRpre" taaes pp. Sra ariitions.

"a9Bre" tages up. Sra 9riitians.
iinb meboeIes ben 21be Niai: Sra
Spelinsen meloes, of RorbenfielO,
ifc SpfferieIifab ibae bar paabe-
gpnbt "Yfsre"s SptageIie. 8eiret
er ibae goot oeruoe, % ~antagelig bill
Sptaeelien gaa forbolosnis raft.
0a inaen Here Menneifer M iapnes,
onier man bet for iiffert, at lllpffen
life bar freuet mere END 5 Renneife.
liz.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-06-11

Alberta B ILta Land s. 4 = :; J i; s$ a.: e !: i; g. =! e. : : s; s.: :: -! s.: j.:
%OOIOOO NNISS : g kaPr Nnv III kfkNg Bros, GBM 49,. tdnoahA hM, an
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-06-11

TiItaIgs. - ct albeles mOberue
- Sptei I DEBORAH -. paa II garHmeIt pei
flenof Stsb ms6 meget COB Ssanine. COB
GruHo for SaIget. let bill lgrne ia at mt
oerisse. Sfrip til $500. "Tecprub guiten"s
aoHtpr. S5A
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-06-11

TiHaIes.-197 acres soSt @rnS.
X lamb [ Rorriion 9ouutu. NiHneiota.
RGr III S~erubnHs % StuIs iomt til en- paiisr
els. Strip til Gisret. Anoretp 3ohuiuu,
Dor 4l3, 9tttle Rails. Mim. S5A
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-06-11

CtIialge.-200 Acres beligeeHoe l
X 9pwn OF 9dnabei gope 60, Weinn.
gooe Suie, soo BrsEb. Sinomgle, g0ot
Ranb FAINT COB SapHegdng: I15 acres ups
ouriet hporai 1876 acres tuoiaaet, OF Nil
fra Bu ~ aRiI til StoIs, 2 Hil til atrtc,
PuItrute iorbi Quiet. Brio $500 pr. We're
neo Nufina, efer uoeu NOTING s25. Rilsaor
eiter aIpberens 2HTtr. DSan henurnoer ia
fla iii Sobn g. SaeeIisH, Starbnd, petun,
". 4. 3. Ro. 3. s8.2
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1907-12-14
MRS. eRANosTAFF DEAD.
Native of Clarke County, Va, Dies Of
Gangrene.

Mrs. Cora. widow of Isaac Grand.
staff. died Thursday night at 10
o'clock at her home on Winchester av.
enue, extended. aged Sc years. Death
was caused by gangrene after being
belfast for the last thirteen weeks.
Surviving ere five children: Ber-
nard. Summit Point w. Va: Hugh,
Pittsburg, and Misses Brucy, Carrie
and May, at home. She was the last
of her family.
Funeral Sunday at y. m. in the
Christian church, of which the deceas-
ed was member, conducted by Rev.
C. C. Waite Interment in Green Hill
cemetery.
Mrs. Grandstaff was born and rear
ed near Vaudeville, Clarke county.
Va. and moved here three years ago.
She was very estimab'~ woman and
was highly respected.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1907-12-14
MRS. BRADLEY RESTING.
Nll Return TO Utah to Figure in
Will Case.

Mrs. Bradley Who was tried for the
murder of Senator Brown. of Utah.
and was acquitted. Is still in Washing
ton. It is her intention. however, to
? go 80 Salt Lake CITY. as soon as her
foureycar-old son, now i'll and threat
ened ~ It'll pneumonia. is recovered
sufficient TO stand the long journey.
Within a short time it will be neces-
sary for Mrs. Bradley TO appear in
Salt Lake CITY in the fight before the
courts there to break the will Of the
1ate Arthur Brown Much of the evil
dence adduced at the trial OF Mrs
Bradley viii be submitted in the will
lease. OF most vital importance is
Browns written acknowledgement Of
athe paternity of the two children.
Brown repudiated the two children,
but under the law of Utah an lie
climate child shares With the other
children. if the fathers acknoWledg-
ment of tine paternity can be establish
~,ed.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1907-12-14
JAMES P. SPEROW DEAD|
Prominent Berkeley County Far
mer Dies of Heart Disease.
RESIDED NEAR HEDGESTILLe
Mrs. George w. kilrer Dies Near
Tabiers station--Son ard Brother
in Martinsbuse.

= Mr.. James P. SperUw, faeher OF De.
spected citizen Of Berleiey county,
died this mosning at O'Clock at his
residence near Hedgesville. aged &c
years His death was ceEsed By val
rular reart trouble With which he
had been afflicted for the last year or
more, go that his death was not en-.
tisely nexpected.
Surviving are two children: DR..
Clifford MGrtins5urg, and Miss Bessie
Srerow, at home; also these brothers
and sistess. George. Henry, Cromwell
and Peter. and Misses Sallie and
Catherine Srerow, all residing in the
Hedgesville district. Mr.. Sperow's
tirely unexpected
The funeral will be held Wednes-
day at 10 p. m. at the house, conducted
by Rev. J. G. Leps, pastor of the
Presbyterian church at fIedgesyille
Interment in the graveyard at the
Falling Waters Presbyterian church.
Mr.. Sperow was born and scared in
Berkeley county, the son of George S.
Sperow, deceased. He was success
full farmer and widely known in the
county, commanding the respect of eyi
erybody. He was genesous, hospital e
and good neighbor.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1907-12-14
Back After 26 Years.

Mr.. H. S. Comrey. of Anchor, New
Mexico. left here today after short
visit to his nephew, Mr.. Andrew Com
rey, West Martin street. and his niece,
Mrs. John Drenner. Winchester ay-
enue. Mr.. Comrey went to New
Mexico twenty-six years ago, and this
is his first visit East since then.
Naturally he noticed many changes in
Martinsbusg since he last saw 1T a
quarter of century ago.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1907-12-14
DIR. PRETTYMAN DEAD
FATHER or FORMER MARTINS.
BURG MINISTER.
Was Principal OF State Normal School
at Baltimore and Secretary Of
State Board Of Education.

Rockville, Nd, Dec 10.--Dr Elijah
Barrett Prettyman. widely known as
an educator Of advanced ideas. and
for his long and active career in the
public service. died at his home here
Sunday afternoon. Death was due
TO ailments incident to old age.
DR.. Prettyman was born in Pennsyl-
yania, but had lived in Maryland since
his childhood In early manhood he
engaged in teaching school at Brooks
vile, and was for several years prin-
cipal at the academy at that place.
In 1869 he was elected clerk OF the
circuit court for this county, which of.
flee he held for twenty-five years.
In 1885 he was made chief clerk of
the Maryland house OF delegates, and
later served for years as deputy naval
officer for the port OF Baltimore under
the administration Of President Cleve-
land
Resuming educational work he was
made principal of the state normal
school at Baltimore and secretary
the state board OF education, which
positions he held up to two years ago,
when he retired from active business.
DR.. Prettyman was man of rare at
tainments and genuine executive abil-
ity, and enjoyed widespread popu-
larity. His wife. who survives him,
was Miss Lydia F. tombstone, daugh-
ter of Capt. Zacharias F. Johnstone,
of the United States navy.
He is survived by six children,
Charles w. attorney at law, Rock
Vile; Forrest j.. prominent minister
of the NJ f. church, south. now in
charge of pastorate in Baltimore;
Miriam wife of Albert J. Almoney, ed
itor of the Montgomery Advocate;
Eliza e.. Ann H.. and Lydia r.. who
reside at their fathers home.
DR.. Forrest J. Prettyman. one Of the
sons, was formerly pastor in This
city.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1907-12-14
NOT A CANDIDATE.
Dillon. Supposed TO Be Oswson's Can
didate. viii Not Enter Race.

While the gubernatorial situation
still remains the absorbing topic
among the majority of the politicians.
there are no features to attract the
attention of voters. The contest seems
TO have narrowed down to the two
candidates, Arnold C. Scherr and
Charles Wesley Swisher, each OF
whom has large personal follow
ing
The candidacy of G.. w. Dillon has
not yet been launched and there are
those who believe that 1t will not be
forthcoming. The candidacy of Dill
lon would look distinctly like move
by Governor Dawson 10 secure a can
d'date acceptable to him and friends
of the governor have repeatedly SAID
that he will take no part in this cam
paign and VIII not use his influence
for any candidate in particular. For
this reason alone il is thought that
Dillon viii not announce.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1907-12-14
NEW ELECTORS ELECTED.
Stockholders of the Berkeley and
Hampshse Turnpike Co. Meet.

HampshiSe Turnpike Co. Meet.
The stockholders of the Berkeley
and Hampshire Turnpike Co. met this
afternoon in the county court room
and elected a board of directors.
County Clerk Bender was instsuct-
ed to vote the stock of the county for
Messrs. Charles w Stuckey, James
r. Smith and J. B. Thatcher. The
board then elected Messrs. George S.
Roush and George f. Showers as the
two additional drectoss.
Berkeley county holds three-fifths of
the stock in the turnpike company.
The directors will meet the first
Saturday in January and elect Of
ficers. Mr.. G.. w Stuckey is the pres
ident now and Ms James H. Smith
is the present secretary.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1907-12-14
Mss. George w. KiImer.

Mrs. Ellen Mary Kilmer, widow of
George w. Kilmer, died Sunday morn
ing at $3.50 O'Clock at the home of her
son. Noble j., Kilmer, near Tablers
Station. aged II years. 10 months and
3 days Her death was due to the in
firmities incident to old age. She had
been in declining health for the past
two FEARS and belfast for the last two
months.
Surviving are five children; ]. Will
liam, south of town; George c., Mar.
tinsburg; Noble H.; Frederick A.,
west of town, and Mrs. James A. But
Ter. near HedgesviIle. also one broth
er, Hamilton Chambers, this city.
Funeral Tuesday at 10 a. m. at the
house. conducted by Rev. w. n Nc
Curdy. Interment in Norborne GENE
terry.
Mrs. Kilmer was tie daughter or
James Fl. Chambers, deceased and
was born and reared in Martinsburg.
After her marriage to Mr. Kilmer she
moved to the country and since resid-
ed there, Her husband died last
April.
She was a member of the Methodist
church. south, and kind and devoted
wife and mother. She was we'll known
in the COUNT, and a large circle OF
friends VIII mourn her death.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1907-12-14
GREAT coRNETIsr COMING.
w. Paris Chambers Wants to Give
Concert Here Next Spring.

Nr W. Paris Chambers, the famous
cornet player and former director of
the City band of Martinsburg. writes
q Mr.. w. r. McAneny. present direc-
ter Of the band, that he would like to
give a concert here at the close of the
season next spring.
That arse audience would greet
Mr.. Chambers and ans people he
might bring with him, goes without
saying. It will be remembered that
he was the first director of the City
band when q was organized some
years ago, he then residing in Harris
burg. At that time scarcely anyone
thought that dc would become the
greatest cornet player in the United
States If not in the world.
Mr.. McAneny will write to Mr..
Chambers to come on ard that warm
welcome awaits him.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1907-12-14
SENT TO INSANE ASYLUM.
Three Men OF Msrtinsburg Taken to
Weston Today.

Mr.. p. f. Brown. an employee OF the
West Virginia Hospital for the In
sane, at Weston, came here today and
took to the state institution John
SMngluff. George f. Young and Wal
ter Dunn. all of this place.
The first named is an Old man and
having been paralyzed. has lost his
mind.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1907-12-14
NEW SKATING RINK
HAGERsToWN MAN LEASES LOT
ON SOUTH QUEEN STREET.
VIII Erect Building on Cunningham
Lot Opposite the Queen street
Bridge.

Mr. II. J. Sahm, of Hagerstown. was
here on Thursday and closed teal
for the lease OF lot on which 10 build
skating rink The lot Is owned by
Photographed r A. Cunningham and
adjoins his gallery on the south front
ing on South Queen street. below
John.
Though the contract for the build
ing has not been let as yet Mr..
Sahm expects to have the building up
and open by the first OF the year, and,
If possible. By Christmas. The build
ing will be so b. 100 feet in dimen-
sions and will be frame structure.
As is customary With this class Of
buildings, the door will be double;
pine overlad with hard maple. Work
on the building viii be commenced in
few days.
Martinsburg has not had skating
rink for some years. and this an
nouncement looking 10 a revival Of the
enjoyable and popu ar amusement OF
roller skating in Martinsburg. viii be
hailed with gladness by the young
people generally. In the last few
years there has been a decided reac-
ton towards this form OF amusement
all over the country, and it is crafty
ing to know that this place is not to
be behind her sister towns through
out the land
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1907-12-14
Berkeley Represented.

The Garrick club, recently organ
lied club, at Massanutten academy
Woodstock, rendered an interesting
program on Friday night. Among the
numbers given was a piano solo by
Miss Ethel Tabler, of near Bedington
this county. In January the club VIII
present the famous romance, Under
Two Flags" in dramatized YER ion
The unique characters of the romance
will be presented in full costume
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1907-12-14
Eggs Are Eggs Now.

The price Of esgs at retail was adj
vanced to 36 cents dozen here this
morning, which means cents apiece,
a price that is almost prohibitive
even at the near approach Of Christ
mas. This means, among other
things, that egg sandwiches will have
to be sold at 10 cents instead Of a
nickel, as heretofore.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1907-12-14
WAGONS BUILT FOR ASIA
Man From Manchuria Places Order
With Auburn Wagon Co.
TRADE WITH CHINESE OPENED
Wonderful Wheat and Dairy Products
Around Mukden and Siberia
Price Of Wheat Trebled.

Mr.. Alfred Hauert. head OF the
.AmericanChinese Trading Co. of
Manchrria, arrived here Friday night,
accompanied b. Mr.. Max Robinson.
general manager of the Auburn Wag-
on works, who met the visitor In New
York by appointment.
Mr.. Hauerts headquarters are in
Mukden, though his company his also
: offices and warehouses in Hardin
and Kirin, names that recall the
bloody Russo-Japanese war TIe is a
German By birth. but went from St
Louis TO Manchuria a couple OF years
ago. where his company has estab-
lished very extensive business, en-
bracing a number OF lines.
Mr.. Fl uert is now in the United
States for the purpose of making con-
nections with various manufacturers
and taking on certain lines of farming
implements and vehicles, together
with some kinds of machinery He
had been referred to the Auburn
Wagon works and this brought him
to Martinsburg. He wants lot of
wagons of various sizes and carts and
trucks of a special make together with
: )thT vehicles, which the Auburn peo-
EDle wsb build for him.
PAS Is known to many, Manchuria
is s-tat wheat growing country. Mr..
Hauert talF a World reporter tocay
that there we're raised this year
around Harbin about 100,0O0,O00
bushels of wheat, similar in quality
TO the celebrated Minnesota and Da-
kots Merry. Farmers in that section,
said MIR. Hauert are receiving this
year 70 cents in COLL per bushel
against 90 cents last year.
FEarbin. a city Of 100000 population,
80 per cent. OF whom are Chinese, is
a great wheat market and located
there are five immense -four mills. In
the district of Omsk, Siberia, north |
west of Manchuria, there We're pro-
duced this year nine million rubles |
worth of butter, approximately s4,50c.- |
'a,n0 TINS product was nearly al |
shipped to the London market. Still, |
as said, there are very extensive |
dairies in Manchuria and the output |
yearly runs up into the hundreds of |
thousands of dollars.
.Alr- Hauer says the Chinese and |
Russians are anxious to extend their |
business relations with Americans. /
spreferr,ng their factory products and |
their methods of doing business to
that of any other nation. Asked call
corning trade with the Japanese along |
the same lines. Mr.. Hauert said they |
were our competitors in that part OF
the Oriental market, being now en-
gagged in manufacturing nearly every |
thing, vehicles and agricultural i'm,
plements included, and are great |
imitators.
1t is very gratifying to know that
the reputation of a Martinsburg fac
tory has travelled to the Far East. and |
that its product will find market in |
that distant land