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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-21

tetotii5ier, 81. 9iobl; Soloatcn,
Srampel," Danaii6~ rmO y9oti6, =
O}ar SrmlB, Is. &ommerer lmo ".
&re6S. Gem ltnter6alhmgspro.
gronn iolgtc Elm aenliit6liber Gou3.
unterboltung Der ct.
u Up boniuS-@ emcinOe.
9ic erite @orItellng felt ser &c.
oTgoniiiung oeS &creins go6en ge.
itern 9l6en0 Die 0litglieOer oes 12i.
tcrarii6en Clubs juuger @lGnner Der
ct. 9llpbonius- @emeinOe" in ser
@lemoriol-@ole Ser @emeiuoc. 3obl.
reid botten lic6 Die @iitglicOer elm
gcillnOen un0 9demou0 bat eS be-
reut. 3ur 9luffii6rlmg geIonste oos
Stiid Ser Spion BON Cuba" oOer
Ser blinOe 4oiiagier.~ Die 0ait.
mirtenoen fii6rten ibre 9oQen gan5
Dcr5iigIi6 aus. @s moren: 9llpbonie
&uppert, SoiepG SiI0, @om. g8or.
mid, Sol. George, 5raucis 9opp, ".
G6iitlet6woite, Glcm Sturm G6os.
%arpid 5reo. Sartmon @owor6
&edennan George 9ram Sic.
2lOoms, 9fidoro 2ouer mo Soiep6
2auer.
0ic 9eonten OeS Clubs iino: Sol.
George, A5rdiioent; Soiepb Silo,
Gice 9rGlioent; @omtu &oripid,
8iuou3. SefretGr; 9Qp6ouie 9iuppert,
s6rotofoQ ScfretGr; Greo. Sartnan
Geremonienmeiitcr; @refiltiD Gomi.
te: @owin @enfemnonu 5reO. Sort
monu Srancis 9opp, Soiepb ane4t
Simon &rouer lmo e5obn Burger.
3u Den M}itglieoern geb0rcn: g{i
c6olaS 9l0on1 gSiliom @ergnonL
6ranciS 9opp, George 9roun Sorp
9ropn George Burger, So6u 8r
Ger, @opar0 Ganton SSoiepb Dena
gcS, @eroro GonoDan Sobn 0uerr,
.. 0wDcr, So6n @gner, 9iobert
@iiin9 SorrD 6eu5eL So6u Slider,
6crOinanO 6ran5, Soiep6 @corge,
9}idoIoS @oBmon 6reo. @artmonn
,Soiepb SLID, 6rmf aenneOD, 9io6ert
aern Soiep6 &nec6t Conrad &rieg
6ronf &rieg, NH6ocl &r6ger, Simon
&roncr Soi. 2auer RidorO 2oucr,
@enrdc l}noMS. G0min Y}urroln,
6ronf g{eubotcr, Sobn gtcu6ouer,
Go6crt 95o6r, Charles &crtib, 6ronf
&ott5oit @corge 2gottboit S5omes
&odc, 9llpbonie 9fuppert 6rant
Ruppert SenrD S6eoe, @iaiom
Sebl6orit 6ranf Stro6ner, S. glu-
tin SbiitIetbWaite G6orlcS S9orwid,
s. @0pin @orwid, Charles g9e6er,
2olGS gSe6er, @0mor0 8efenmon
mo SEQ g9ilion.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-21
@ei Gu0iiiun Ocrlebt.

Gin @oggon Der @oDinoBen.2inie
coIioirtc gcitern @ormittog gegcn
8 llbr ali Der Gdc bon @oD. uu0
&ig6 StroBe nit einem @ogen BON
@iaiau 9. &6iGips bon Scr. 1047,
StroBe, wel6cr bon 9fo6ert
Scott BON Scr. 1901, @oriu6 9lOe,
9clcnft muroe. Scott miirOe bon iei.
ucm Sit olf Aie StroBe geiblcuOcrt
lno erlitt Sc6nittlplmoen ont re6ten
9lugc. SSn Scr &oli8ei 9lm6ulon5 oeS
mittlercii 9iitrifts mltroe er na6 iei.
ner @obmng ee6ro4t uno gleicb5ei.
tig bena6ric6tigt, oaB er ii6 am
9la1mittog in Der mittleren &oli5ci.
Itotion Dor 9}oli5eiricbter Supplee
auf oie 9lni1uloigung. bin oeront
portcn niiiiic, angcbli@ oas Ser
tebrs9eicb ii6ertrctcn 81 bo6eu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-21

Cine ionoerborc SpicIerei Scr gla.
tur befinoet ii6 in Dem 9eiib bon
Nrn. 9fobert 5ronce in Della 9oIti
more County. Gas lIufum lit ein
init bier @eincn pno Swei aopien
auSgeitaitetes &iiden mcl6cs on
per9ongencu Somitog sic S6olc oes
Gi's ourdbrod. SroB ieiucr furio.
len 9 9ei6aiicnbeit 1T oas tleine
&bier6en poaitduoig eeiuuo mo
normal.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-21
@mtalciIilng bei Saltimorc-SisG-
lambs.

Sin @aggon Der Baltimore 2ln-
aopolis.5 6ori-Siuc" iprouo aeitcrn
N}orgen hu5 nor 8 llbr 6ei o9oIti
morc-2ig6loHos" ans 6iSber no@ III.
mligefldrter llriotbc CHS Den Shie
uen: Scr GorioQ perllrid@te cine Be
trie6Sit0rlmg Don me6rercn Shmoeu
Der 4ailogieruerfe6r in beiOen 9ii6
hmgen fonnte wo6rcnO Oieier 3eit
mr. oir6 llmiieigeH gllfrcGt erbol.
ten perOen S5erionen fouen MIDI
ju SHooen. 9hlBer Oen @o6uan0e
iteateu 6eianocn ii6 sur 3eit oesSor
foQes feline meiteren @erionen in Dem
6etrciien0en &aggou melder 9alti
more Inn Z ll6r 10 Nliuuten pcrlaiien
6otie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-21
g0n[06rnnN.

9(lf ser 6arm oes Nrif Srib Son.
Ser bel g9oo0parODiac an Der 09al-
timorc gsoibington 9hnopolis
9o6n@ entItonO ont Sonnta9 @littog
Elm gSolObron0, melder eincn be.
trGdtIi6en S6aoen anri1tete, ebe cS
0cn Sormern Scr lln9egeuO gelong,
Dem llmii6grcifcu Scr Slmuncn bel
Dem befiioen @inOe Gin6olt 81 tbuu,
9(uBer Srn. Sonoer's Sol5 lit elm
GROCER Sbeil 0es 9uten gSoloeS oui
Scr Sorn oes Srn. SenrD Smitb
o6gebronnt.
PaHe mrs prSonD belor0t 6. 9iane, 41a
Cit.SalumOre Sitaef. nahe Guii0m 0Uuir A0g
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-21
aas glcncite JON 9llcFifO.


Nppoiitiou gcgen 6anung oer @elo
luton
@oi6iuatom 20 slpril. 'Siu
Seuois Gonlite iir nnsldnoilde @e'
5ie6ungcn mabte iid6 10 ltorte Nppo
iition aeaeu oie DSSnoiUionalliintaa
@uerid5" selieuo, oaB es 10 gut iple
ic6cr eritbicH ooB eno9iiltiac sliiioi
bis @fitim0h biuousjiebcu mro.
Gin oenofratiidcs @titglieo 0e9
Goniite5 iogte 6cute 9lben0 nm Nv
ll6r 40, er CLAUDE ni6t ooB cine gle'
ioIiuiou 9iinitig einbcriatet pcroell
luiir0e melde iid gegen Snerta inot
piOuell ridtc, oaB pieIme6r Die spldB'
na6me oller Observation-Disclosures uadl
oo6iu mooificirt ueroen lpiiroe ilaI
Oie ooe iocto" Ncgiertug 81 Siaoi
0lerito~ ein3u6cgreiieH.
(Spdter) I'm Niittcrnadi pe'
ihloB Nas Gomite, Die 9lcIolntiol "
Der 6orm cinjn6ericbteu oaB ole
g9ortc 3ilaeieet per0en
nSSu glubeirabt Ser pom @raNoef'
ten lnier6rcitctou 5a6lage" llllo
oaB oie 9e3uaua6nc aui Nuelia lll'
0ipionell, 100 INNER cine iol@e l'~
6efiuoet. ausgcmer5t miro
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-21
Ginbreder DOn Sran Mc5iaac rer
trieben.

Girb ooS ofiene @B3imuer lit &C.
tern bel Srm @}arD Nlc3iaoc, 9tr.
525, Slt %. StroBc eiu 0ie6 ein0e-
itcgen mo bat cine lt6r, &ette lmo
cine 9rieitoide nit $S erbeutet.
6ral NlcSiaac oie inpaliOe mo Gin
fiinltlidcs 9ein bat, b0rte 0en 0ie6,
iid 6iutcr oeu &orbdngen in i6rcm
5dloi5imner iiA bcpeaeu. ga iie
i6n ni1t i6nea geuua uodeien
fonntc, gelaug Is Dem Giu6rcGer. 3u
cntfommen. sSn ser 9ld6e oes Sau-
ies wuroc nod GINGER 3cit Gin 9ud6
cincS 9auUereins rno ciui9e Yricic
in Der @omeiuooo-9loenne 8eimoen.
Die 'Goli5ei bat 5llr SoentiIi5irun9
OeS 0ie6es, no6 Dem lie eifrig iu1t
nnr cine imSauie BON 6rmt DlcSIaac
3uriidgelaIieue Cigarette ais 9lnbalt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-21
g}ranO ain ser 9Ombar0. Stra6e.

@eniae @}initeu uab 3 ll6r ent
itano gcitern 9lafmittog IN oenr
@ouIe 9}r 7i4 &cit-2ombaroitraBe, %
elm 8rouo. Cine Nlotrobe 6attc aus
biS6er nod manufactures llriade
Seuer gciangen imo oie 6lanmcn
au6 ani oaS iibriqc G}o6iliar oeS I'M
5ueiteu Stodperfe aelcgenen Sinter-
3iumerS iibertragcn. Gic @o6mmg
miro BON Sonc0 &alHuistp 6cuo6nt.
Stern Socobs, ebeniaaS Elm @epo6
ncr oes SaliicS, oIarniirie bic 6eier-
mebr, Der cS balO geIang, OeS 6euerS
Ser 81 merOcu. Ger SdaOen icu
ni6t erbebli1 umO oirN &erlihermg
geocaf icin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-21

S'atfii6rnns i'm 3iOnS.0iemciuSe6aus.
slm tommenOcn Sreitaq 9l6cno
lo'ro our6 oen &erein iimger W1au.
u. aer DER 0euti6cn 3ionsacmein0e i'm
@ellelnoebanS an Der &erinaton. uno
%N9ollioog- p -StroBc vesmeroIoo~ nlr
autlil5rlng ge6radt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-21

glbcancntcu, bic ben g8entidlCn GOrrcs
Iprn0cntcn" nidt pinttlidJ pOer nnrcaCl.
mGhia Crbnltcu, iinn aebctcu, Der Office
oauou per TcIcpbOu Uoer idlriIilid Wlit'
tbrilHn9 81 MAIDEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-21

Wlit Der yInFiIn0I9lnig oef AulluF
tioncn qelangtc OoS Diner 5lim 9lb.
ihluB lm0 oonn er6ielten Oie uer4
id]icoeucn EeomS i6rc lebtcu NSn.
itrnftiOuen
Gas GrccutiD Gampogne &onliie
icbt iiA ais Oen folacnoeu Scrreu
5niomuen: 5ronf A 6ilrlt &orli.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-21
9rei gSOuOcrlnItioe maridJiren nad,
Sad TrnaciscO.

Grei ilnoe 2eite, ". u. 4errD,
SSo6n g9. g8eb6 uno @onnno @a-
terS, 6a6en geiiern cine 6uBtour
nah Gan 8roucisco angetreten inn
AMI Der &ciie Oie Stcrnenbauuer.
feier in Baltimore i'm September be-
fonut 8l maiden. Magor 4reiion gob
0cn 9leiielritigcn ein 5dreiben al
Den Wlapor BON Can 8rauciSco nit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-21


Dus 9lrrangements-Gomite fiir Die
6ciiliAfeit, pel1es niGt5 unDeriuAt
gelalien Gnt INN nit Ser llnteritiib-
ng Der Sanger ocs &creinS oos
Stiftungsieit 10 gldn5cuO wie mo8-
liA 8u geitolten, 6cite5t ue6cu Dem
%raiiOcntcn Soiep6 9uttc aus ben
Serren: Seru s. 6erOo I. @orii-
eer; 9(g. @oc6el, .. Goriiber; Sein.
rid @ieiefing, ScfretGr; So6n Seq
lcilL George Billing, sSo6n 3orL
&oil N}ott6ai GGos. 9er6crib, MI.
ireO 3uerer, emmanuel SGinOler
lmo Suit aerntden
Ser. SGngerbon 9oIti-
more"
GoS 9lrrangementS-@omite iiir 0aS
@}oiieit ser n@erciuigten Singer BON
Baltimore" am II. N}oi I'M ,2lrion.
@orf" 6ielt geiiern cine SiBumg I'M
ter Dem &oriise 0es Scrrn So6n
9loeder inn @arfe. Sr. @eo. Sim.
mel6e6er fitngirte ais @rotofolliii6-
rer. 9ei oem @}aiicitc lperOeu Der.
ldieOene W}oiien60re bon Oen Ser.
SGnlern" inter Ser 2eitlrg oes 81
rigenteu So6n s, &leiu geiunqcn
unO oie ein5elnen &creine mcrOen
eOel'lu'l' OplluWeil l'p ol'rp elll5el'
pU[i'u8e u''95Hjel%nrn'
~ III q II IL %e q u Il c / u o I.
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8lullIlll uulgellelll ioofoen: Welllllp
ler l'a SQor' gSrl9lln9soollpalt YG
~ 9o0V' |lrelpqnarielf: Foeo s'0o-
$40 'o''luol'g con oor'o5lollL G., O.
@Q'lerql'urIell, l,l SolepD @opon alle.
glu, s@'e D''gtc' g. o. &C CgIe,lae. lCl.9,'
<o''p,ulum9 @~'e lpoNe "'ull'l'",
SouU'.' 0'ull @erleH Nel''pelee|
Sotnl~ellL ',,, @o@ah illlo ,Sarlp'l'uieL
|'a'Il'er~0re' 70, gSaollge SoltslOe.le
4<'pO ,.. sung S9eLeptS S.1Uv'Ou' ,,95~
'tu8e = oD'e'H VClun8 'sg'ouo' ~, @
"Sull OIL iVon lruu'gB pu'| , .g'gulV,
81 o ~ u.elll Slpv ug'l, w ,,.l nS,''l'''s' d,s
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fein N,.r,6ono,.Goito 49,, aq,rt,.ro 90
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-21
9lnsliefernnos. @apicrc fir Wi0ver.

gluslieferllgs-$apierc fiir glrtbur
6. @oger iinO geitern in Dem 8irean
0cs StaatSonuolts pr0porirt NOR
oen. StaatSicrretdr @iQiam Scn-
nings 8r0qn miro oieiel6en nltcr-
3eibncn iobaIo bic ofii3ieae Jlohs
ri9t pou Der Scr6aihng oeS @laoer
BON sen cngliicben 9eb6rocn cinge.
troiicn lit. 0eteftip G6drles &o6le,
Scr oeu 9lrreiianteu bon Gnalauo 3u.
riidbringcu miro, reiit am 0omerS-
tag IN &cDleitung oes SiiIfs-Staats.
anpaltS 9lolono u. Wlor1ant ua6
9onoon. @}aDer lit i'm 9cliB pon
$tG46f. lin legolen SAmierigfei-
ten entge0en5utreten plrOe bei6loi-
fen ocn Siilis-StaatsampaIt nit
na6 England 81 ienDen. lle6er ole
Gcrboitimg oes Nla0er mirOc bcreits
ou5fii6rIib i'm vGcuiibcu Gorreipon.
oenten" beridtet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-21
n@i dAc nfrnna.u

Sir 0as nit Dem 20. StiftlnosieIi
Oes @ciong.SereinS ,,gidenfran5"
oer6lm0ene Gonjert 6o6en Oiriacnt
Geo. @. @oe6lmonn lmo 0os Whdif.
@onlite folgcnOcs @rogramm oli9e.
IteQt I. MloriG, "A. 0leaincut, 9}rof.
&qrrD Z. g9infler'S OrdJeIter; 2.
~&leiniide @}aio,~ 81. Greaert, G6or
a capeIlo uGiTcnfron5"; 8. 9cgrii.
Bnng %rdIioent Soiep6 9llcttc; A.
pGie Wlii6le inn G6ole," Scrnl @ei.
ieler @bor a capello, ,@i6enfran3" ;
8. Solo, 6rou @. g8aauer; 6. SeIt.
reoe, SefretGr Senrp Gjieiefing; Z.
DSeimot6lie6e4 S5eru. g9eHeler; 5o-
lo-Ssortctt, Sol. 9uettc, Syaco6 &ui,
So6n Souie, or, g8il6. 9irfielo; s.
Slang Of t6e 6orge," 9loOnep. 90
10, &crr Serm ¨e6n; 9. ,,N1eil
Ser56lGttHcu" @olfn N}. @cuidc(,
@6or a capello r@i6enfran5"; 10.
Overture, u@crmon @1colep," Srdje.
tier; #. Cine reiienoe Gou5ert sea-
peae ooer &erfalntc @enics,~ BON
@iorib &encbel SGna6el, Glorine.
tilt Serr @eorg Billing; Gnorpcl,
lSogotiit Serr Scrm aicBlina; @er.
mut6 @olo6oruiit Serr 9(lfrco @un.
teisperger; 9ips, @oiarnilt, Serr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-21

Hdnc sur Nciic inS glnSlan0 brlorat
6. Mninr. Nr. ABB, CnsSaltimcre Slry
nabe GnltOn NOnlc &Uc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-21

PaHe mrs MuslonO ueiurgi 6. 9inlue, 4Ia
ci.9alilmOre Sitaaf. nahe 0uitDM oUuif A0g.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-21
Y opitGn &eogue amt8-
III il sc.

%oli5ei @opitdn @eorge 2eoQue,
= Ger Sommonoeur oeS oItlid6cn Di.
l'rltts, Der felt Al SSobren i'm @oIi.
S@elolenlt ite6t wirS noraen in ser
Slslng Oer @olioci6e66r0e erI6ei.
nell imO Inn ieine &eniionirlnq cr.
llu@en. @r erfreiit lid6 Der 6elten sc.
lunobeit unO iogte gcltern ooB cr
s no@ einigc Sabre ieincn Soften aus.
lpuen tonne. @r fiiete bin5u, ooB
Ct Der Stoot ino ocm @oIi8ei-0c,
partement icOob lon9c genug oe0ient
gooe rno oaber wobl 5ur @cnlion
0cre6tiet marc.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-10-22

Chautauqua have failed thew have
oeen run as peanut stand pronosi,ior,
Ihey must be made great by getting n
great vision of them. This is Conser.
vation-the Conserve ton of the Home
Iown and its most precious product
the next generation.
we can not save the city until we
save the village. The menace of tho
S"eillng CITY is the menace of the
shrinking village. The village which
Ialls TO support the I.yceum sbould bo
arrested for fsn-= To def.nd a..
homes. The Home Town must walo
rom It's stagnation, it's local conceit
It's factional feuds. II must line nm
soIidly its churches, its scbooIs t,s
Lyceum, its people-not a few peonIo
but all the peoplel 'p'''
rms community needs tho Ivoo,,r,
ana IL needs every good citgen or,
llsted as the champion OF tb;s gre,t
Tree forum. The brains. the cpituro
tne ART the oratory, the opportunity
OF the world are brought to our door
oy IT, We can make no more effec.
1--WE contribution TO the Better Com.
munlty than a whole-hearted frtoros,
in and support OF this young giant n
the hight for Civic Morality-tbe ".
ceum. '"0 ~
NO boy ever left home town which
oHered him the opportupities ta
Graves Give him clean srrsara.,.,.,
soou music proper associations. and
an opportunity for Service. and he'll
remain in the Home Town. 10 be =
dreamer and a builder. and Bft Tho
rome Town up. Sune his onorgios
Dy robbing him OF right amusements
ana you turn his eye rovingly 10 The
bright lights OF the cities. Tho ~,
ceum Is the Hope OF tho Home Town
~ brings to the youth the vision Of
,,e, 1t gloriies labor for human.
~, ~ ~ entertains and uplifts' Happy
the town that has boheld the vision
and feeds its youth at tho t.vconr,
banquet tablet
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Brown for Congress
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whole country, and such is the man.
placed before the people for their
votes on November 3rd, and it is
for the good people, who know the
honesty, capability and faithfulncss
OF Congressman Brown, to Law
aside the narrow cloak of political
prejudice and trust the interests of
your district to him, and they will
be care for as have been the inter
ests of himself in his personal af-
fairs at home, and as have been
the public interests since he has
teen in Congress, as seen by those
who know of his devotion to duty.
even at the sacrifice of his own
business interests
There are those who have been
disappointed, either in the securing
of the appointment as postmaster,
mt your home, or of some other posi-
ton, which you have sought. but il
is very evident that but one could
get the appointment, and while dis
appointment has come to your dis
liking, yet take the broad view of
the situation, and realize that the
party is greater than any one man
in it, and that The principles in
volved are above any one man in
the party, and true to the very prin-
ciples on which we have won, and
on which the President has made a
record that meets with the approval
of an overwhelming majority of the
people, that such minor things will
not deter you from standing by the
principles you have advocated in
the years that have gone into his
tory.
Mr.. Brown is one of you; has
lived as one of you, and has fought
with you, and endured the hard
ships with you and is now the SER
want of all the people, worthy and
well qualified.
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taxpayers

Notice is hereby given that the under.
signed will be at the following places on
dates named, 1914, for the purpose of re-
ceiving taxes:
Fellowsville, October %, forenoon.
Denver, October %. afternoon.
HoweSvile, October %, afternoon.
Iunrelton. October "a. all day.
CuZZart October 26, afternoon
Cherry Grove, October p, forenoon.
Hazelton. October % afternoon.
Glade Farms, October 2S, forenoon.
Clifton Mills. October rs, afternoon.
BranGOnville, October %, forenoon.
BrucetOn Mills, October 20, afternoon
Plsgah, October 30, forenoon.
Hudson. October 30 afternoon.
Valley Point, October 81 forenoon.
Terra Alta, November and {
GAINESVILLE, November .
Erwin, November
Rowlesburg, November I. Will have
Reno, Portland and Union books
Eglon, November 9
Aurora, November 10.
Ambiersburg, November IL
Albright, November -.
Connth, November 10.
Newburg, November rs.
independence November H..
IladesVllir, November is.
Victoria, November 80.
Austin, November 20
Mannheim, November %
AT which time aud places discount of
Two and one hall Percent will be allowed
10 all persons who pay the whole amount
Of their taxes in cash
Section Of Chapter . Of Acts of 1901
Interest at the rate OF Ten Percent nor
'nnufn on the amount Of each TAX bin
shall be- added thereto from said first dav
)i January until payment
II. FosrER HAErNAx. Sheriff.
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RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT.

AT a regular meeting of Airie lodge
No. II, l. o. o. A., of Rowlesburg, the
following resolutions of respect to the
memory of our brother, Clarence A..
Campbell, were adopted as follows:
Whereas, in the prime of life, the
Grand Master from above in his wise
providence has called from our midst
our well beloved brother, who met his
tragic death on Friday, October 8,
1914.
Whereas, we as Odd Fellows learn
ed to love him on account of his kind
ness and cheerfulness, since he has
been a member of our fraternity.
ready to respond at every call and to
assist in carrying out the principles
of our beloved Order, in relieving the
distressed and caring for the orphans.
Resolved, That we deeply deplore
his early departure from the activities
OF life, yet we bow in humble sub
mission to the will of the Divine Crea-
tor, knowing he is too wise to err, yet
we shall miss him; his seat is vacant
in the lodge room and the voice we
loved is still, yet we realize the fact
that our loss is his eternal gain.
Resolved, That in the demise of
Brother Campbell. our lodge has sus-
tanned severe loss. AS a neighbor,
there is a vacancy that cannot be cas-
lily filled; as a citizen he was beyond
reproach, and as son, husband and
father, his loving devotions were such
that many should follow his example.
Resolved, That as a further mark Of
esteem Of our appreciation OF our
brother, we would recommend that
the charter Of our lodge be draped in
the usual manner for the space OF
thirty days. and a copy OF these reso-
lutions be spread upon the minutes
and sent to the county papers for pub
LEGATION and that copies Of same be
presented to Sister Campbell and the
family
Farewell my wife and children all
from you a father Christ has called.
mourn not for me. g. is i'm vain, to call
me back 10 you again"
Fraternally submitted.
X. $. HOLLIS.
c. ". sYPOLT,
!. VI. DEAKINs,
WARREN PEAsLEE.
W. 3. SHAVER.
O. g. DAWSON.
n G. DAWSON
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buPtI
Honor Roll.
j. +. JAMESON.
SUPERINTENDENT

High School-Irene Murphy, Manila
Gale, Agnes Gibson. Ethel Funk, Nella
Hawker. Ethel Stafford, Edith Will.
Jams, Ocie Myers, Dora Costello. Beu-
lah Shahan. Ruby Beavers, Waller Ker.
cheval, Della Funk, Mildren Frantz.
Paul Miller, Earl Costello, Robert
Hunt, Paris Shay, Alonzo Wiles.
Grades Seven and Eight, Lou F..
Hart-Mary Myres, Eva Brown, Pearl
Knott. Nellie Murphy. Thelma Miller,
orpha Wolf, Gladys O'Malley, Mabel
Combs, Charlotte Walker. Mary Shay,
Hilda Pentony, Beatrice McCabe. Ma
bel Rhodes, Paul Watson, Doyne Hal
britter, Howard Frantz, Charles Clark.
Gay Williams. James Quinn, Vincent
Kelley, Waldo Craig. Walter Hart.
Edwin Watkins, Paul McCabe, Paul
Morris. Willie Williams.
Grade Five and Six, Merle Dorsey
Berenice Spangler, Beatrice Maer, Jo-
sephine Gidley, Ester Bonafleld, Fay
Halbritter, Pearl Shaver, Chester
Wolf, Elva Wiles, Earl Weaver, Fran
els Kelley, Willie Quinn, Lulu Cook.
Bryan Holmes, Daniel Fisher. Joseph
Fisher.
Grade Four. Gladys Pierce-Virginia
Bonafield. Zelda Brown, Pearl Conn
Mabel Dawson, Velma Dancer, Emily
Ed, Bonnie Maier, Alma Rhodes, JOS
eph Craig, William Hall, Vernon Nc
kone, Justus Pentony, Hubert Spahr
John Mankins.
Grade Three, Elsie Wagorer-Mil-
dred Gidley, Kathleen Lanham, Gazelle
Parrack, Viva Goff, Bessie Maier, Ruth
Miller, Alma Wolfe. Elma Ashby
James Walker, Harold Adams, Edgar
Davis, George Spiker. Nelson West
Paul 'arm. Robert Williams, Lee
Montgomery, Olas Watkins. Roy Jack
son, Cecil Watkins.
Grade Two, Edwina Frantz-Jalaes
Lanham, Harry McCabe, Raymond
watkins, Wendell Ed, George West
John Hunt, Vincent Poland, Richard
| Strawser, Evan Parrack, John Spiker
Claude Hart, Howard Wotring, Glenn
Williams, Pauline Broomhall, Laura
Craig. Margaret McKone, Hilda Brown
Ethel Davis, Ruth Taylor.
Grade One. Myrtle Heilmann-Roy
Montgomery, Richard Long, Vincent
Maier, Donald Manlkins, Lester Straw
ser. Lester Teets, George Montgomery
Gail Watkins, Louise Frazier, Ruth
ED, Amanda Walker, Madeline Hart
Mildred Teets, Mildred Hall, Lois Pc
land, Margaret Morris, velma Will
Jams, Jessie Goff. Bert Johnson, Ma.
RE Miller, Edith Taylor, Thelma Pen.
tony.
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