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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-13
Mrs. Hurriette brown Singleton.

CHARLOTTESNILLE va, Novem-
Der l2--News has been received here
of the death. In Wedgeteld. Sumpter
County, $. c. of Mrs. Harriette Brown
Singleton. aged seventy-siX years. She
as survived by her husband and three
characteristics: w. X. Rodes. of this
Getty: Mrs. Dwight and Miss single
ION. OF Wedgeheld, S. &.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-13
FUNERAL NOTICE

5Ll5E.-The funeral of Mrs GEORGE
a w. LEE, who died at stuart Circle
Hospital Tuesday, November 10. 1914,
will be held from the residence, 1905
Bainbridge Street, Friday ut IL NJ. In
7ternient will be at Blandford Cemetery,
PETERSBURG. Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-13
Mrs. Carolina NJ. Mnrqui..

!, Especial TO The Times Dispatch.J
= STAuNTON. VA. November l2--
Mrs. Carolina NJ: Marquis, widow of
Captain lam - M. Marquis who. com
manded the MARQUIS battery during
Civil War, is dead, aged eighty-onc.
She was Staunton's wcalth!est woman.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-13
Miss Fannie Gressitt.
FREDERICKSBURG, VA, Nov

!, MISUNDERSTANDING, VA, November
12.-Miss Fannie Gressitt OF Balti-
more, died In that city yesterday. aged
sixty years. She was n sister of Mrs.
J. i. Colbert, of this city. Mr. and
Mrs. Colbert have gone to Baltimore
to attend the funeral.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-13
Itntnn II. Dnxis

ESPECIAL 10 The Times-DiSnntch.1
y ALEXANDRIA. VA, November r.
.Gpton -. Davis. about tiftyfve years
old. employed az checking clerk at the
freight depot of the Washington South
ern Railway Company. dropped dend
yesterday afternoon while AT work. He
was unmarried. Tho body was taken
to the home of his sister. Miss Mamie
NJ Davis.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-13
Samples Free by Mail

Retain your good looks keep your skin
clear. scalp clean and free from dandrun.
and hair live and glossy. Cuticura Soap.
with an occasional use OF Cuticura Oint-
ment, will promote and maintain these
coveted conditions In mos: cases when all
else fails. BESIDES, In purity, delicate modi-
cation. convenience and economy. they meet
With tho approval OF tina most discriminat-
Ing. Although Cuticuras Soap t25c.) and
Cuticura Ointment (5oc.) are sold by drug
gtsts every where. sample Of each With sap.
Skin Book will be sent free upon request.
Address: +" Cuticura. Dept. n. Boston,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-13
OBITUARY
ChnrIes II DnrIcx.

= ISnecinl 70 The Times Dispatch.1
Charles II. barley. IL locomotive engi-
sneer, died yesterday at the home OF
ibis sister Mrs. Julia V. Nails, 5l7
South Alfred Street. His wife and
-four children survive. His funeral
Twill take place ut 2:30 o'clock to-mor-
srow. afternoon. Mr. barley was n
member OF Lynchburg Lodge OF Ma
NSONS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-13

scab with ptls under during tho dag and az
night she would scratch IL of. Her clothing
irritated tho trouble.
II uscd several different kinds Of ONT
nients which did no good. Then tried
Cuticura Soap and Ointment. bathed
the affected parts we'll with tho Soap and
then applied the Ointment. After thrcp
rnonths' standing abe was healed IN thr6e
weeks" (signed) Mrs. A. E. Kelly. jan
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-13
ITCHING P|MPLES
ON CH|LD'S FACE
Also Limbs, Clothing lrrltated the
Trouble. Cuticura Soap and 0int-
ment Healed In Three Weeks.

1913 Adams st.. Mcna. Ark,-"My little
girl ono and a half years old had a tiny
pimple como on tho side OF her face. also
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-13
DEATHS

ADLES--Died. at his home. ut En-
= field. King william County, VA. No
ivembcr IL. 1914. at 10 Z. NJ, RUFUS
MILTON BEADLES. age siNty-cignt
years. Beside his wife. he leaves the
Following children: Mrs. j. T. Morrison,
sMrs j. II. Nance. Messrs. Herbert and
Leonard Beadles, Of Hanover County:
Mrs l.. V. Morrison, OF King William
County. and ]. Waiter Beadles, OF Rich
smond; also one brother. Columbus
.,Beadles, OF King William County.
= Funeral notice later
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-13

BEADLEs.-.Died, at his residence,
near Enfield Post, Office, King WI
10 p. NJ, X. NJ. BEADLEs. in the sixty.
eighth year OF his age.
Funeral from Mckendree Methodist
Church. FRIDAY November l3, at IL
o'clock. Friends and acquaintanccs in
yited to attend.
WHITFIELD at her late resi-
: dence, 1900 Grove Avenue. Thursday
ut 4:3O A. NJ, MRS. ANNIE MDREHEAD
WHITFIELD. widow of the late Rev.
Theadorc Whitfield, -. l..
Funeral AT j. ". FRIDAY from the
tnOIgc.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-13
81 a Week, or So to
SIS Per Month

Every one OF these Pikaos to he
thoroughly OveThauled In our fac
tory md put In best possible condi-
ton. Ench Plano has our gunran-
tee from five To twenty years.
We hive many other Piano bar
gains which we cannot describe in
this limited space.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-09-25

,traette, matte Fornemmelse forlOd
mig. bet rer SEEKS Aar siden og jeg
har hayt tire pnne og sunde Born
siden. Jeg bruger altid Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for
kvindelige Syagheder og Diet yirker
som ct Vidunder. Jeg udretter alt
nit eget Arbejde." Mrs. A. +.
KREAMER, 147 Electric Avenue,
Lackawanna, N. Y.
Heldet we'd Lydia e. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound, lavet af Rod
der og Urter, er uden Lige. bet kan
med stor Tillid benyttes af Kvindei,,
som lider af Forfytninger, Betmn-
.delse, Saardannelser, Svulster, IRE
gelmmssighed, periodiske Smerter,
sOpstpd, UfordSjelighed, Svimmelhed,
og Anfald af Nervsvaghed. Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
er Diet ledende Middel for kvindelige
Onder.
Kvinder som lider af disse plagen.
de Onder, seregne for Deres Kpn,
burde vHr oyerbevist ON Evnen
i Lydia e. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound til at genoprette deres
Helbred, fra de mango @gte .og sand.
fardige Vidnesbyrd som vi stadie
lader offentliggj6re i Aviserne.
Hvis de 6nsker ct speciel1
Rad b6r De skrive til Lydia E
Pinkham Medicine Co., ICON
fidentiaD Lynn, Mass. Dere.
Brew vii blive aabnet, last OF
besvaret af en- Kvinde og hold
i streng Fortrolighed.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-09-25

Maroffo: 2ejtnant M. 8. 81. 81
renien. Buenos Mires: Cola Cite
@sbremm5. &ingite0: @nfe Morgre-
tie Slien. Npfpbing p. g.: Gnfe
gli1nbetb @unien. Mafifop: Stu
tionsforpolter @br. &eterien. SoeS-
trlp: 5frnooermeiter $. g. Gar
fen. S%lettegaaro: 8e0er Sc. 9cbou.
O6enie: gIiie Glauien. 5penbitrup:
Martin &anien. luxembourg: gn=
Der g. @osms'ens gnfe. Np
8emmenag: @oor6nrano s.. Chr.
&eterien. aol0ing: Slogtermelter
g. Socbnmien. Gbrilten g. geisien.
@pgbog; gnfe GtiIia Staut5.- &or<
fens: SIP. @ognman6 20. g. @ier.
.Sfrpobermeiter St. g. 2arfen. @oerz
laoegaaro: Marie &1r1t6ien. Mnr=
bus: .SfsGber1npellkter M1'guit Motpotnp.
.Gnfe Sine 6ofiman1r. Ma11oers:
Sens Mnber9ns Gnfe. So so
hanne &iritine Senier. &riitr1p:
gaabenbro6er 81. Mieliens @uitru.
Stebrmggaar6: 4onbentuolin6e
2ouiie b. gosiel. @ibilo: @eteran
Mn6reas gbriitenien. safiibe: s. g.
@enoe. @sttrup:: 6eiteban6ler 9ors
Scorer. 6erslen:: @aor6eier Mnoers
CIR. SHUTTER. &ibe: Sens Mooicn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-09-25
Bp1r { Ba1lulark.
Anmelote for aipbeabaous stiftcret.

@nper 9te,rbertS Cute Gbrilhane,
Branoebonoler Soban Gblsion. 5rt.
Singer Senen. 9eanelGrer &eter'
fens Cute Mette. @eltebml6ler 8rp
1ers Cute Marie. Mrtiit @aln4-
bells Na,itr,1 &oia. MfbolospGrt
Betcriens Suitru Anna al Sengels'
lie pr. Gaaitrrtp. 1ieneitepige Hetra
4eterien al aalunoborg. Meaifin-
meter 9. Wf. u. Senien al 0ump-
ifihet .Gbr. @roberg". @onooGrfs-
arb. 4$eter &iisfelot. gnte ellen
@eterem. aommunearb. 2un6s Sn-
ltru Singer. Iru Mmta Melien.
@renoermrb. @o1,S 9sielien. @lar-
meter Ole Slfen. Sneoferformnno
Sllens @ultrl Bertha. @rosierer
Gantors 0a1ltru M1r1a. 2an6munb
&onlens @nitru @enriette Sofie at
@oor1,p pr. &irte1gifilbitr1tp. Mrb.
Cars Gbriitenie,1. Gnfe Sibfe SON.
fen. Jbp. 9ogermeiter @1ltap &en-
tit &omann. Stu. M11rermefter
SsSobou @rotb. 6rf. CLARA &olcb.
Nrh. @arl Mlireosion at Egnmerup.
Eaarnbp Soan. Mrb. 6re6erif
@onien. Stu. &ommunel9rer,
gono. pbarm. Mnberiens @uitru.
Bbp. gIbmnoler Mieliens &uitru 81
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-09-25

@barles Sobnion, er Arbei-
Der pe6 Deabtpooo, blep peb Ell
~Dpnamitefsploiion ilpueet % 500
.giennem 2uften, men naar froreg=
mes, at ban blep libt fortumlet /
&oueoet, bite ban Jig at bore rlige
goo.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-09-25
Anmeib Sc rs lorbrt 8irfs.
sHfttrtt.

Morlottenluao:: Mluiitlnrer ".
~SargenfnS 3llitrn Jra1t5ine. &el-
lerip:. Ioloasiitent MreI 4asiing,
SagipGro: 1bp. stotebeitprer, aap=
teiu S: g. &elms. @laoiape:: Glep
poo Acknowledgment Sons 3eter
SSenien.. &olte:: Neni. StatonSbuo
sofuS &eterien. 5fopsbopeo:: Groo-
M1eo MIfre6 Gimonien.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-09-25
Mgenter gmifes.

Ser er MI en- efstrn goo Mnleo-
ming for Meno % @pinoer til at
f%orifuffe fig flere Snotegter beb
at BRUCE en- Sci al oeres Gritio til
at tage Drbre paa Bigger, FAINT 8la-
oe % foIorereoe 8oitfort, firth
efter narmere Oplpsninger.
6. Masmnsien &1bl. g.,
72o-722 81. 4tb ct,
MinneapoIis, Minth
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-09-25

lieu. gompishsre qrs
|gbriitenien at Sprnbaf. N~eriiouii
3ittrocfs G1,fe Gmilie. Sri. Ditto
line 2ossert. a~aretnlaeer DIE Nn.
oreaien (8anberg). aaajerer Chr
ition arnle. 6bp. &ramfgrer 9siels
Seppellel. 8oyfsrer 5reoerif. SJu.
eobien5 Cute Ma,1e. Nrofuriit
Sartpigie,s Nritru Agnes. gnfe
Maren &arier. 5prbsoer ! 90.
.auroro" 9ans Mielien. @inlNi-
Der Gbriltim Neterieu al 9peno-
borg. Mrb. 3eter Gbriifanien. Stu.
@gofer Mnoers Mnberien. &ustem=
rer Gbriiten Nielie,,. SIT. Matbil-
Be Garfit5en. Sbp. @srtler Gbri+
itiau Togbt. Gnfe Caroline MieI-
ien. Jbn. &ellner &eter Grim.
Nnmelote for Treoerifsberg 8irfs
Gfiffrret.
Nottepogt g. g. @eterens SUI
itr11 Maren. 5rf. Mltrib Gbriitiiar-
fen. Sne6fer Otto Sllen. Sbr.
Observation-Disclosures i &nltusmini<
lteriet Sopbns &olm. Gnfefru gm-
mo &ennin9ien. Gbp. gmeo Cars
Miellen.
Anmelote for spnbre 8irfs
Gfifteret.
Misbp: @oar6eier 2ars Senfens
gnfe Mette. 2eopie: Dorbolter MielS
Mourit5ens Gnfe Mortine.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-09-25
ltbenfor &%is6enbapn.

u0enfD &iBbenbanu.
@osirgerso: 5bp. e%folebeitprer,
Qupt. s. st. Selmg. ct. Sogelle:
@aaroeier y. 2orien. @elimgpr:
Moler Sens Neterlens Suitr11.
&ornbnf: Sitter q. q. Ml1nf. Nos
filoe:: S. g. @iier. Mingiteo: Gnfe-
i'm &atbrim &ermanien. 9rntnge:
Bbb. @anroeier Sans 2orfen. u.s.
minbrup: &onitrlftgr &asmrS Miel-
ien. Slaeel1le: Cline Mel1enbocb.
5ore: @nfefru Caroline @locb. So
tograf s. st.: z. 6anfen. Uglles-
len: Sogneprnit $. s. Mpller. @pr-
bp: @aaroeier Crit Mielien. Soil
l%un6borg: Sanl,ra @nuoien. Meit<
peo:: Bpiifus 8oegs @l1itru. Ser
luflille: Bbp. &orcelli1t g. &oulien.
t5ulte: Gbp. Stopfogeb Crit &eter-
fen. 8enneb: gnfe Marie CASPER
ZEN. 9orrig: 8oaroejer 8. Car
itenien. Mnfitop: Stu. &nr11rer S.
Chr. Senien. 8reofuif :. q. &rogb.
aafirfebD; @aaroeier S. M.Scbau5
@nfe. Marie @igller. Merg:: Sien-
frammer 6. s. Senien. Maos Miel-
len. Npborg: amu6 &oulfen. s:
s. q. Gcbrpoers @ultrn. 0oenie:
&nretbma9ermelter q. @anlens &u-
itru. &erteminoe:: @oltfierer g.
Maoiens gnfe. &ereiteo: 81. :.
Stteien. @ingbolm: g. S. @anien.
6oaborg: ST. 2inobergs Datter
Rama. luxembourg: Sfipper $.
Mortenie11s Gnfe. @i91tgiper CIR.
8eterien. @rber g. &nsm1ssens
gnfe. @eiteriferninge: g. Murf.
paroiens @nitru. 0llerrp: &anne
@milie &an1en. Miobeliart: Coos
forpolter Mo6iens Gnfe. &oloing
S. S. 2un6gren. Stu. @oarbeie1
&alle &eterien. Gaps: @nfe gliia-
beth @unsen. Stranobuie: @nfe
Mbelone Mooien. Better @amor1tp
6. $. Balbl. @eile: @rentban6ler
81. IS. Nieliens @nItrn og Sgn.
GoloasiHtent q. g. &osiing. Bin.
bling: &gi1folefor1tanoer &s. 2aur-
fen. ct. @rrn6et:: Meieribeitprer
6. g. @iebmonn. &oriens: 10. g.
.2arien. 8rdnoing: Stu. @aar6eier
SSgrgen Marfusf&n. Silfeborg:
Esmrermeiter 3. 9. &onien. Db=
Der: Nasmus Mielien. Marbus:
5porefasieoirefter S. MnoerfenS
-Gnfe. Sine Marie Sergenien. Miels
CTR. EeoerI EN-. $. S.: @enriflenS
&ritrn. s.. Bouliens @uitru. So
6elmager g. s. Mielfens gnfe. Bog
%binbermeiter s. 9. Mrnot. Bro
BANJO: sogneprnit &iis.2omions
@rfe. Jaorup:: Msiiitent g. 8.
&apn. @reran:: Mlrsr g. 2arg=
Berg. @beltoft: &uns CTR. @reger=
len. 81. gitrlup: @o6sforpalter Gbr.
@. 8ercbmeiiter. 9itergoarb:
9ererin6e .airitine &iortb. @m=
6ers: Mrbeibsmunb q. &oafensionS
-gnfe. @a6smnb: @erreosfnlom. $.
81. Mnoeriens Gnfe. @orrioslep:
G1fefru Charlotte Npbolm. @olte:
Meller Str. gerenlen. &olitrup:
g. gbr. 8a11rlbefs @uitru. Strife
m: SIP. @aarogier Miels SIR.
Sent EN-. GlfGr; aars SIR. Sbrqen-
fen. Molborg: STU. aiebman6 q.
81. 2arien. SRI. MmaIie mglrer.
Dorf:: Gbr. gatf. @ngfgbing:
9errebsfulomngtig ST. Gbsberg.
8eofer s. 6. S. Mnoerien. piter
|Sfern: Sfobfoge6 Sens @briitensen.
EARN: Strobe Sprgenien. Ggbierg:
g. St. Siortb. SONG: 8o1ffosie+
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-09-25
var l etll'endig,
kunde like staa.
.Bevidner, at hendes Helbred
blew gjenopprettet we'd Lydia p.
Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound.
Lackawanna, N. Y. Efter mi
fprste Barns Fpdsel befandt ieg hi,

Meget elend1g.
og kunde like
staa paa mite
Fodder Min syi-
gerinde Snskede
jeg skulde prove
Lydia r. Pink
hams Vegetable
Compound OF
mine Nerver blew
staerke, Appetizer
god, Gangen e
lastisk, or den
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-09-25

&i6b, bpis muligt, bos bore
aoertereroe og 1rapn 8Iaoet. Derpeo
itgtter De en- eoo Sag % ct 6anif
8la6, MberttSiementer er ngober1.
oige for etbpert 8laos @fsitens.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-09-25
ST gIabets snbffribenter %
&enmer.

gfh ct set Eiioe11 at bile Dereg
SS~nteregle for gIooet beo at ienoe
os nDe Mbonne11ter. gore Rrigs-.
efterretnirger er paalioeIige % fo1r-
ierpatibe @eiien 9ie1nem go1oou.
fortiattes bette N1,nmer % bill
bIipe fortfnt gien11e1t oenne 90 npite
Meaaneo, meo fIere Slluitrutioner.
@repenun,re ienoes fiji.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-09-25
4un Bahats.

gborles 3obniom, en- Mrbei-
Der peb Deaotnoo6, blep peo Ell
Dpnamtefsploiion Ipnsd 25 500
21tften, men raar fnareg-
mes, at bon bIep libt fortumlet i
&oneoet, bite ban Jig at bore ylige
goo.
- 0mtrent 10000. Aeres al
StotenS 2aato i Suroing County oil
ben 22be Sftober bline uobalm til
@nlgs for en- 8riS al life u1poer
$40 pr. Mcre. @n BierbebeI al
&ipbelumme1 betales fontmh, &e=
item at 1taa for 5, 10 og Is Mor
til 6 9rocent @ente. On gnffes
fn &enitono p0erligere forlanges,
90 Staten foretrgffer at babe Hen-
gene 1toaenM / 2anoet.
Mu1r beo ialfalo mua6 8iSbec
ONT en- Mm6 fra Deuel. Go1ntp, 1onl
mi piitrof er / SIoen MOB De Mllie-
reoeS ! Mrrne. @enrp gggm, ser
:boeoe Gleur Safe, rei{e iiolte fBor=
oar til Gpiflanb for at bebge. fine
gamIe Soral6re, og 80 BON peo @ri-
gems Mbbru6 fremoeles Dor Ger, blep
ban at Sc militnre Ma1toriteter tpu11-
gen / &rigstienelten.
-Gn Garmer / MeDmo1ab Count
hip, glarf @oltntps bar IGOR en- $50
Ncres Majsager, Ser bar plantet sen
Ste. Moi, og lom BEN 20. 1ltguit
nar Gourmet iaa langt, at 5tilferp
% bnggebes og Mfiene Dor moo1re.
Dette tan oltfaa faloes 904Duees
Sen er at Mrten Oellotp
Gent og bil giertne1Fnitlig gine ont
trent 40 8uibels pr. Mcre.
>lGionen for Breriebsns
oabneoes ben 10be 81, % / Mber-
been baboe Goalntpets Mltoitor ino-
til 2ltfningsti6 den foregoaenoe Off
ten 1,oiteot neiten 1000 Sogtbebil-
linger. Mon flt11oe bel trDgt gaa
11o fra, at @nlbparten al bisie 1000
SS9gere Ben neite Morgen bar paa
.6arten f6r 5olen bar itaaet op. Ser
ital iam bpre rigeligt meb @r9rie:
bpns, og ollie bentebe at fua ct goot
lnobDtte al Sagten.
Miis SSe,,nie 9arloa,, en-
mlpbloba Snbionerpige, Ser forle<
Gen bleb 6g6elig iauret ntber en-
Mlttoom0btlulDrfe De0 SedD, ct e1ler
en- l1ges 2ioeller ofgoaet pe6 50
Sen / @omeitofe @oipitul oerite0S.
2ngerne erflereoe itrafs efftter nlDf-
Zen, at 8igen Diloe lepe i fun nogle
faa Elmer, men Deb en- forbmien-
Eoe 2ipsfrnft % n6boloerbeb tro6.
ieoe bum Cohen en- bel uee. Miis
9orion nar febtt' i Minaeipto for
omtre1tt 90 aor iioer, 90 efte,
Mnpnet at 6ern1,,e er Dooeren Sfan
binab. gun bnr @rooue1tt ra
6oitdl Snoimeritole % por foi
9ioen attfat iom 5tenognnf peb SSn.
oianer}folen ! @opib 9th.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-09-25

Ret lee lite IL IL, at ol bar.
tsrre GIuoe al Sin D1gfh Dre1u"
iagoe Ben bpibe msano IL gseneren.
80 1,eiin l1ffffeoe Neeeren, ba,1.
er ben pprfte al benz oIleiarn,nen:
Sm er 6a1niIiens bpioe Jour.
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Clinton, pol9te felgenoe gnrbeoa.
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Den peitlige Gel at 5taten
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nogeniirl0e frembrugt Der.
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Bllrffs er hgitapelig talt operlnss'e-
De meb 6rugt al ben fineite &puli-
tet, for1ben at itore &pnntiteter for
panoles til Bin % @rape s5l1ioe Of
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-12
REPAIR WORK is BEING
DONE ON QUEENS ROADS
Not a Great Deal Needed, as
Bithulithic Pavements
Stand the Wear.

AZ recent meeting OF the highway
committee OF the Chamber OF Commerce
of the Borough OF Queens, of which
Treadwell u. Carpenter OF jamaica IL
chairman. the question Of repairing sew
eral OF the main highways OF Queens was
considered. II was the opinion OF tho
committee that the highways OF the bor-
ough were never In better condition than
Mt tho present time. but there are few
roads which need repairing. such as the
Merrick road for distance of about four
miles this side OF the Nassau county line
Jericho turnpike near the Nassau county
line. Metropolitan avenue and Jackson
avenue nj woodslde.
A letter from O. Rowland Leavitt
Superintendent OF Highways OF the Bor-
ough of Queens has been received by
Walter /. willis. secretary OF the cham
Der, In which he states. I'VE have just
completed the arrangement for resurfac-
ing Merck road TO the city line with
bithulithic asphalt. The plant will be
installed this week and the work will be
commenced by next week
The city line. where II joins Nassau
county on Jericho turnpike. runs directly
In centre OF the road nearly 10 the village
Of Queens The city department made an
agreement with the Nassau county au-
thorities that they should keep In repair
Jericho turnpike from the Nassau county
line 70 the switch just east Of Hillside
avenue. New York city to keep In repair
the balance of this turnpike 10 Queens
village our part Il now being repaired.
and has been IN good condition generally.
"A part Of Metropolitan avenue has
proved faulty The city has ample Sc
curity from the bondsmen, and We hope
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brunswick and which will later be con-
tInued on to Bath, this work being done
Jointly by the State OF Maine ana the
Federal Government. Other work along
this route includes long stretches between
Woolwich and Wicasset, as well as
through Waldoboro.
Similar road building will be carried on
this summer between Pennington ana
Rangeley, between Norridgework ana
Madison, between Newport and Bangor
through Etna. between East Machias
and Dennsville. in the town OF Whiting :
through tho town OF Northport on the
Rockland and Bangor shore road on the
main route OF travel into Aroostook
county between Island Falls and Houlton
and In many other places. THESE
stretches OF work will each average from
about FIVE TO nine miles in length. and
when completed viii cover practically
all OF the bad sections OF trunk highway
In the state.
The detours have been So laid out that
they no nowhere near the work IN prog
,ess. and therefore tourists Will not De
obliged to plough through any road that
e being dug up and rebuilt on the con-
trary, they will not even be given the
opportunty OF getting glimpse or the
work that IL being done.
Much OF this construction will be COM
p,eIed A. an early date. and In every case
sections OF the road being rebuilt VIII Do
opened as fast AZ completed
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-12
SIMPLE DRAG MAKES
GOOD ROAD MACHINE
Costs Little to Build, but Is Ell.
fcctivc on Ordinary Dirt
Surfaces.
SKILL NEEDED TO WORK 1T
Bnt Thereafter II Does It's Job
and Lasts for Years, if
Well Made.

YNs road drag is the simplest and iea 81
,,rsrs,e 'pntrivance yet devised for
r,in,ain.ns Garth roads. according to the
,,,,-,s n the United States Department
4, Agriculture Who are cooperating with
ss,e and county authorities In work for
better roads
Properly used the drag gives the needed
-ovn to the road. smoUths out ruts and
l--egu.arit'os. spreads out puddes Of
water. thereby accelerating the drying OF
III. road and makes the surface more or
ls,, lnper, lous To- water by srnearing over
the so.called pores in the earthly material
The cost 81 operation depends. OF course
upon local conditions and the thorough
ness with which the work is done. II is
safe 20 say. however, that 1t is less ex-
pensNe than any other efficient system
Of upkeep
Farmers Bulletin No 597 OF the Depart
ment OF Agriculture discusses under the
,ltle 81 The Road Drag and How II is
Used" the best methods OF maintaining
earth roads 10 good condition by this sim
pie device In this bulletin. which has
jus, been published, the Department points
gu, that Of more than 100000 miles of
puhll, roads in the United States only
abou, goo ooO plles have been given a
hard surface. II Is true. of course, that
a lafge part II the remaining mileage
consists OF roads that are entirely unim-
proved. and that on roads OF this class
the drag rs practically useless. There is
A mucn larger mileage. however. that has
been partly improved. and 1t is on roads OF
tbs character-roads that have been
crowned or drained but have not hard
surface-tnAt the use OF the drag is ad-
voeatod
IN its simplest form the road drag con-
ss,s ~ An ordinary log split in half and
the two halves connected like the uprights
of ladder by means OF cross sticks or
rlnEs set in. The log should be about
gwen or eight inches in diameter and from
ok 10 eight feet In length. II Is better
70 have Il ~ we'll seasoned hard. tough
wool The two senl-cylindrical halves of
the log form the runners of the drag and
are usually spaced from 80 to SO inches
apart The front runner Is always placed
with the split surface Of the wood facing
forward. but the rear runner sometimes
has its rounded face in front. This is
done IN order to increase the smearing
action " the drag as It passes over the
surface OF the road.
The two runners are not placed d.
rec,ly behind each other but are offset.
as Il is called. from l2 To ls inches.
This is done because the drag is drawn
over the road at an angle sufficient TO
make the runners free themselves OF
the material which they scrape The
amount OF this angle or skew depends.
o. course. upon tine condition Of the road.
BY offsetting the runners II Is possible
. make their ends follow approximately
he same line on the road, which they
would not do II they We're set directly
behind each other and the drag drawn
al an angle with tho road.
IN order to provide standing room for