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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-01-29

Report Of the Friendsl,ip school. Valley
district. Tor the third month beginning
Dccemhor Sth and ending January 9th.
Number OF pupils enrolled this month.
bows 20; girls 10, total a. Percent. %
daily attendance, boys "a; girls 30. tod
70. Average daily attendance, BOYS
Urls 10, total 81.
The following pupils We're present cyl(
day Paul Gibson, Sylvester, Willard and
Charles Shafier, Edgar Greathousc Raw
Radabaugh Charles McMillcn, Fred
Dcngg, Ernest UT, Anna Denev, ona
and Marie Jenkins. Anna Greathonse.
Gladys and Daisy Radabaush. Birdie and
orphie shatler, Elizabeth aud Mary Rice.
wish to thank the patrons OF the
school for the interest manifested in our
school aud for the uuselHsh assistance
they have rendered in our work.
Parents, guardians and all Others inter
"sted In the advancement OF education
ae cordially invited 20 visit our school
and inspect our work.
PoWrER JENKINS. Teacher.
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oRoER or PUBLICATION.

state of West Virginia:
At rules held in the clerks office OF the
circuit court Tor the county OF Preston,
on the first Monday of January, 1914.
Christina Wiles' Admr.
VI. 80 ~
Christina Wiles' Heirs, ct al. OnahcerY'
The object Of this suit il To sell the real
estate of which Christina Wiles died
seized, and apply the proceeds thereof To
the payment Of her debts.
Aud " appearing from an affidavit filed
IA said cause that the defendants, Mary
Wllcs, John Wiles, Edward Wilcs, ,JacSts
Wi'es, Calharine Wiles. StrHh MILES.
Eunice WiIts, Ella llooton, J d Hooton,
ELLA Wics Mclntirc, are not residents OF
this STATE. ON motion of the plaintiff il IL
ordered that the said defendants be re-
qnirrd 60 appear within one month after
the date oi the first publication OF this
order and do what IL necessary 10 protect
their interests
IL is further ordered that this order be
published aud posted a. required by law.
a copy-Te.tc:
j. w WATSON Clerk.
Published first time, .Iaunary 8. 1914.
Att'-t j w WATSON Clerk.
J V. Gibson, E-q Counsel Tor Pm.
II It
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Broadway

George W. Whetsen and wife are back
from Virginia after stay Of eighteen
months. George says no place like Pres
ton county
Tom McCrobe has recently moved
from Joseph W. Feathers farm 10 the
Trickett farm.
Abe Bo-ley, Of Morgsntown, spent
few days in this section last week.
Il. ID. Liston IS feeding SO quail this
winter. Some 81 them are very tame.
VIII Everly, Of Herring. was here on
business Friday Of lat week.
Mrs S V. Elliott spent Sunday AZ f..
r. Foman's.
Mrs. Grace Bayles. Of Valley Point.
visited Mrs. T. G. Garner last week and
from there went to Morgantown.
Several from here attended the funeral
Of Joseph S. Watson at Wesley Chanel
Sunday. Mr.. Watson was a son OF the
late Scott Watson, Of Herring.
Rev Brnett, Of Reedsvlle, is holding
revival at Long Hollow and is doing
good work for the cause
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A Correction
Editor Argus

Editor Argus:
VIII you kindly give us room in your
interesting paper 10 correct an error that
appeared in last weeks issue of The
Argus2
The article 10 which we refer was
written 10y one OF our literary giants( p
who IL n noted character Of this vicinity
The article from beginning 10 end IL
truly in class by itself, as IL conspicu
onsly and Enthusiastically portrays the
stupendous ignorance, stupidity and de-
pravity Of the writer A congomeration
OF such detcstibe absurdiues and vii.
famous iniamies, cnuched ia language So
ridiculously stupid and commonplace.
would be very hard 10 duplicate.
II is II mass OF gross misrepresentation.
llliteracY and untruthiulncss. Ever,
patron of this Office here will bear me ont
IN this statement. Were IL not Tor the
readers of The Argus outside Of this
neighborhood. assure you yonr con
'"mptihle article would call for no cor.
rrction. 1t needs none here.
Now, MIR Eltor, we kindly ak Won
To- inve tigat" the matter and se, II Tn,
Nrgns IL not given ont to it reader. here
IN Friday evening.
In conclusion will say that tn article
referred 10 could not be different from
what it is and have the same author.
Thanking YOU and assuring you The
Argus will have timely and proper dis
tributi"n in the future a. il has had in
the past, | am,
Respectfully,
H. ID SPIKER Postmaster.
BrandonVit'a w Vo
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
Nommissioner's Onice-

Commissioner Office,
=, klngwood, W Va, Dec 80, 1919.
III. Il. l.. Lipscomb's Admr.
W.. ! Eouitv
II !" T.. Lipscomh's heirs et ais.
The above entitled chanccry cause. by
a decree OF the circuit court Of Preston
county, made therein, on tho 2Oth day Of
December. A. D., 1919, having been re-
"rrtd To the undersigned Commissioner
VA Chancery. with the following direc-
uons; To ascertain and report the real
estate owned 10y III. h. T.. Lips
comb, at her death. the state and con-
ditlon of the title thereto, the liens and
charPea thereon, their amounts. char
aoter priurities, and To whom ownp; to
state, audit aud settle the administration
accounts of T.. Scott FELTON,, jIininis-
traitor OF the estate OF said decc,ieN
That hc report any other pertinent
ter which may he deemed so by him.
or required 10y the parties or anyof them.
the parties To said cause. to-wit: T..
scott FELTON,, administrator of the estate
"i w. H. E l.ipscomb, deceased. plaintiff,
aud Virginia Bray, Bertha Harvey.
Charles Lipsc"mb, Ndah Lipscomb. Mary
stump, Samuel lipscomb. Lydia Bncklew.
Joshua Lipscomb, Melissa lipscomb. II.
McNickrr, H. T. Oilntt aud William
Laktn, partners trading as lakin & Olfutt.
Andrew NJ Golf, A. ID Bowman and
Lulu Lipscomh. defendants, will, there
fore, take notice, that on the 18Th day of
February, A. ID at my Office i'm King
wood. West Virginia, | shall proceed To
execute said decree.
Given under my hand this 3Oth day OF
December. A ID 1913.
l2-lt j. w. WATSON, Commissioner.
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10 the creditors Of II. 1 3 Lipscomb,
deceased.
To pufsnsnce ~ decree 81 the circoit
court nf The cou1ly Of Preston. mals Ia
cau,e therein BENDING a. subject the
real cstatc of tie said VI T. ~ Lipscomb
90 the payment Of his debte. yoa are re-
CURED 20 present y0ur cieins against che
estate Of tiie SAID II =. y iarecamb Ion
missioner. at his office Tn the 4sid cennft
on Or before the l8thday oi Febfuare. l8i4
Wituess. j 81 Watsim. clerk 81 ina
said eonrt, this 30th LAY oi Decm 1919
l0-6t 3. w WrnoN, Clerk
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Io ne Creditors " John brown, de-
c t-.d
iu pur nance of dacrpe o. fhc Circuit
Court oi tir county at Preston. made in
20 cams" .h"r.iu peuding, ~ subject the
r.' e.at" 40 t'r sad J sian g Brown 70
quired 90 present yUur claims against she
estate of the said John 9 Brown Tor All
judication to- Ben Brady, commissioner.
40 his Office IN the said county, on or be-
fore The 18th day Of February, 1914.
Witness, J w Watson. clerk OF The
said court, this 10Th day Of January. 1914.
l3-ct J.. W WA1s,N, Clerk.
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was soIc< l|o tAi tho hritle
in Mechanic TAYLOR. Of The
FIRST Baptist c9Hciated using the
beautiful and impressive ring ceremony
The wedding was quiet one only
'ew of the immediate relatives being
present. The parlor, where tho cere-
mony was performed was prettily
decorated in smilsx and brides roses. in
the dining room aud reception hall pink
carnations aud ferns were used The
bride wore tailored suit OF dark blue.
with hat of velvet and gold lace, and a
corsagc bouquet Of ireczias and sweet
peas.
After the ceremony ices. cakes and
ootlee were served In the dining room.
The yonng couple left on No. Tor an
eastern trip aud after February fiftoenth
will be at homo in Kmgwood where MIR
tnnderburk has an ATTRACTIVE home under
construction.
lie IL the son ot Mr. and Mrs. A Il
FunGerburk, of Columbia, South Caro-
lima, and has been for the past two years
located at kingwood, as a member of the
irm of Fuudcrburk and Clendenning.
civil and mining engineers. lie has es.
tabiished himself successfully IN his pro.
iession and has u very promising future.
and during his visits here lac has made
many warm friends who congratulate
him upon winning one of the city's most
charming girls.
Mrs Funderhurk is the daughter of
MIR. and Mrs. John Il Fisher and is an
unusually pretty and attractive girl. She
will he greatly missed 10y her many friends
who regret her departure from the city.
but their good wishes for long aud
happy life 20 with her to her new home.
Announcement cards read
MIR. and Mrs John Fisher
announce the marriage Of their daughter
Susan Waldo
MIR. Joseph Van Metre Fundcrburk
on Thursday evening, January the
twenty second
Nineteen hundred and fourteen
Clarksburg, West Virginia
At home
klngwood, West Virginia
-Clarksburg Exponent
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We, the children, desire to extend our
thanks - the many friends Of the entire
vicinity who 20 hberaly rendered as
sistsnce and sympathy during the illness
and death Of our dear father, Joseph
Watson. May the Giyer Of all good giits
reward and bless you all Is our sincere
desire
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-01-29

The big New Years ball at the King.
wood armory went of 20 nicely that
another one viii be- held Monday light
February 2, fGround Hog Day } Pro-
ceeds for benefit 81 The KingwoOd base
bail team 5nod music and good order.
Everybody invited TO come and have p
Is-at J(s,lprlr Bsows, Manager.
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kngWood. w Va Han ~. 1914
Fhe Il '~le-burg Grocery Company
Catherine Mazda ct al.
Chancery.
The above entitled chancery canse. bv
decree of the Circuit C0nr, Of Preston
county made therein on the 1871 day of
December. 1913. having brcn referred 10
tHc undersg cd Commissioner in Chan
crY Ntl the following directions: TO
-ceriain add repnrf all the real csfate
owned hy lhe defendants. Catherine Mai
"I1 md Charles VI iiDia. WHERE situate, its
description dnt tbe qutptlty thereof: the
l'n- np'n -aid real state. by whom held,
iu"lr respective amounts and priOrities;
whether s'id zeal cstnie Will in i've years
rrut for u ~ulii lent Gum 20 pay of and
u sriiafge q Id hens and iiiif costs ol this
+lil; aud mat boz report any 0ther PERU
mot mft'cr which he my deem so 10y
n'm"ii or required bY the parties, or
any ni them
The parties 10 .tid can-e, To- wit: Cath
rrluc MWHla Pugh d E..s1l ~ Grcccrq
CoWp1ny, corporation; Clrr6S5nre lni-
porting Cnmpanv corporation; q. Mai
90 and u NcNicker, deieniants. aud
Tire brwle-bury Grocery Company,
corporation plaintiff will therefore take
n.t'ce. th1i uu tic 2Oth day oi February.
1915 at 10y office in kinprood. West
virginia ! shall proceed to txecute said
iecrce
Given under MY band tAis goth LAY Of
January, IO.4 r#
i3 80 o.. BEN BgtpY, Commissioner.
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Honor Roll

Honor Roll of the Frllowsville school
for the month ending January rs, 1911.
PmNCIPAIs ROOM
Those present every day were: Jennie
Sidwell, Dewey Nose, Paul Ridnour.
Ernest Woodward, Arthur Runner.
Mildred Woodward, Lula Criss Thosp
not missing over three days were: Opha
Shnhan, Ray BoIyard, Everett Bolyard,
Goldye Woodward, Ruth Ridenour, and
Ethel Shahan. Per cent of daily atten-
dance, boys 81, girls 80 Average 80
Average daily attendance, boys 10, girls
., total IT,
Assistants Room
Those present every day were: Sarah
Runner, Ada Wolfe. Mary Wolfe. Russell
Bplyard Junior Cool. Evelyn Cool,
Kenneth Cool. Neil Eliason, Carl Shahan
Teddy Sidwcl
Those not missing over two DAYS were
Grace Wolfe, Hugh Woodward, Karl
Sidwell, Dale Ridenour. Per cent OF
daily attendance, boys 0G, girls o..
average 9616. Average daily attendance
boys j, girls s, total, 10
CREED T. BoLyARD. Principal,
JENNm srEwELL, Assistant.
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The property 30 be sold. and upon
which said sealed bids are 10 be- received.
Co include:
One Lot, situate ON Main street. cen
trally located, iu the town ~ Kingwood,
w Va with n large two-story business
building thereon; stock Of furniture aud
equipment ~ furniture business. the I'M
drrtakcr business, one funeral car. aud
full equipment for carrying on such un
dertaker business, with all tie store fix.
tures and appliances, % be- sold in bulk
There is n0 competition in this line of
business 40 this point. Tho building and
business is open for Inspection at any
time
TERMS OF SAir-One-third cash. y in
8 months and IN rs months; said de-
ierfcd payments 90 bear interest. Or alt
10 cash, at option Of purchaser.
j.. A. McDANIgL. Trustee,
l4-2t Kingwo0d, W. Va.
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Mr. and Mrs A. A. Teets, OF West
Terra Alta, formerly Of Hazelton. enter
tained number Of friends on Monday
evening ia honor OF their daughters h.
Miss Edith's sixteenth birthday Miss
Edith is one Of the most popular girls Of
West Terra Alta. About twenty-eight
guests were present The evening was
spent IN playing games until at late
hour when refreshments were served. All
present wish the charming hostess many
more happy BIRTHDAYS
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NOTICE
SsloValuobie Real state In Kinawoos
West Virginia

Notice is hereby given, boo pnrmancc Of
authority vested in the undersigned Trns-
toe by 600 order entered on January 2G.
1914, Boa the matter oi " Carroll. Do
bankruptcy, that sealed bids will be- ~
ceiced 10y fhc undersigned Trustee np %
and iucludn2 February q. 1914. same to
%" opened iof inspection and approval ON
fhe fr'l0Nin, dag February iO. 1914. a.
crdit ~ meeting HE'LL Doe the Office Of
}. Ben Brady, Referee, aud il found nee
essary such sale 10 be confirmed.
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CURRENT COUNTY COMMENT

Al communications mus" be signed and in not later than Tuesday
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

Comm ~ ,ner's Office.
KingWood. w Va Han ~, 1914.
rhe '~ie~burg Grocery Company
w
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-29

NudfGllig. ..llno mas &C..
idjicbt NIT sen Oielen 6iinierlu Die
in Sbrem @erein uGeutide Sprad.
reinieune" fiir ieoeS nihtoeutidlc
ggort ais Strofeeloer einge6er2" -
@crItono (itolB) uGaiiir piro oos
neueite Concentrations 2crifon an
aeIhofit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-29

SIN areisoeridte erbielt geitern
Der gbouficur 8ront W EolUnep
bon SIR. 1920. ,@raoforoitr~
cine obioIutc @hei0ung bon ieiner
Grou g(nnie Snpnep oie or III
1907 bcirotbetc. Bier @lonote nod
Ser Sod5cit erlonete Gopnep cinc
Gteaune in 9lorfoIf unO oIs er iei.
ne 6rml eriuhte, oortbh 5u font
neM lpeiGcrtc iid oieieI6e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-29
IJ2adlen cine lSro6e.

lhiter ser g(afii6t ser Stoots
SonOItraBeiG Gonmliiiion iinoet iebt
cine Concentration iibcr Sic 3rucd
m16igfet ocs 9efo6rens ser quteu
9anoItraBeu nit ihnereu 0reidma.
ifinen itott. gefonntli@ beitcbt enl
Weieb, Uonad es oen Dreibmoihi.
neu Der6oten III, 0ie guten 2ouoitra.
zen Su benuteu neil OaOurd onS
@ctt Der StraBen ruinirt lpiro. in.
oem ole idlorien a1nmc IN sen ero.
ben 9ldoern ia Den Cement cin0rin.
aen ln0 ooS &fluiter ouireiBei. &r.
8. 6. @eller lit ser 9lniift, OoB Die
@toidinen eon5 gut nit ciner 9e.
eediing ser idorfen 3dbne ser Ad
ser fabren fonnen, bod iplroe oieieS
Don Den Maibineniabrifen beitrIt.
ten. Gie 5ormer niiiien fir bic
Ereidmoihinen oieie eiiteu 2ouo'
liroBen benubei oOer iie fomen ibr
Getrei0e nidt georoihen betommen.
lin sic 5ormer 81 idiibeu III oas
Gieics bon ocn Gerihtcn nidt iouoer
lid itrift oiirhsefiibrt woroen. Die
INSTRUMENTATION mo 8eiiser Der
GreiAmoihiren boben lid bisber &c.
neigert, cine 4robe NIT ben beoed.
TEN 01oern 5u nonell neil, iuie lie
ioaeu oc Nloidlincu nibt ouf oeT
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MSucntsfimmsm.


Gas oIte lit i'm Streit peraauaen;
Sb aud I'M 6Iue oie 3eit cutrinnt,
Bon reuem reet iid oaS 9erIaneen.
llno pic es auh Oie 0lenidbeit trei6t,
Sb lic Dem Montmon ii6 oerihreibt;
@as fam ole @eIt ms GroBes bic,
tcn9
lie auten @enitcu iuGct 6rieoenl
91od itreitet man I'M oies mo oos
llno ciiert I'M sen rehten @Ioubcn;
0lou miBt nit uueeredtem 0laB,
gIIS wont' man inns Die 0offuuug
roubeu.
Ga beiBtS: oos Simnuelreid 1T ua6,
Ger SeiIono lit iebt ieIber oa
Saut idtuingt man ale Stirhen.
eIoden.
Sod tout oas hriitIide 6robIodenl
llno orauben tobt Scr iuiIoe 9reit,
60 furdtbar, ipie nod ME auf Gr-
oen;
9ls p6r Die @elt 6em Co0 gciueibt
Gs ipia bait gar uiht Tricoe iperocn.
30 bIeibt oie i6one Gbriiienlebr'2
Tie @cIt itrobt iebt in ihorier @e5r;
ga beiBt cs, iiegen ooer itcrbcu
ghhrotb iuiIl iib Oic Groe idrbcu.
glidts ipir0 peridontl feiu Sob fcin
@it,
Wlon ahtet niGt ole beiPeen 9edte;
Ga ipritt man nur pom Seloenblut
8ilo tobt oos m0roeriid @eiebtc.
Sein Wlitleio gibt's, uno feinc @noo'
gfnr 9Iit beoedt oeii Sieeespioo
.06 Iic aud lpciren III Sen $iittcn
@er mill i'm Strieg I'M @uaoe bit.
ten?
Y1on ioet es bat 10 ioIlcn ieiul
Gin Qeufcl mr. bat Ons geiprohen;
Sin &er5 pon Giien uu0 bon Stcin
aonnF ie Elm andres uuterioden.
Eas 1T oeS SeilouoS 2ebre nidtl
@enn man bon blufgeu 4rieecn
ipridt,
GoS Serrlidite min CT ms bictcn.
8 N2eniden nobret eircn 6ricoer
Muit i'm nm nidt um @eiitano an
@oat ibr ein blutig @crf uerrthicnl
9eur Srieoe iiibrt ms binmeIon
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@ic iirhtbnr lit emit oos @erid1t,
9cnn or oic Seele itulois ipridt;
Wenn mir i'm letter. Iooes9roieu
Zen Nihter nley @eIten ihoucr
Ia bilft fcin arenS fein Croeus.
iiern
Ser niarhes eitlc Ser5 bctrogcr;
aeiu 9iteI tdiitt oen @ott mo
Serrn,
Eort miro nit rchtem WloB geiuc'
gen.
llnO lp1rs DER eroBte Qotriot
glrm itebt or oort bor ieinem @ott;
80 i'm piel 3cueer iduIoig iprehen
g9ie furttbar rnB ii6 9lacs rdIenl
Gin neues airheniobr beginnt
gSas ionen oenn Die 2itoneicu2
60 lang mir feinc Mlcniden lino,
g8ie fam man iit ser @enihbeit
wciben2
llno beilia lit Die WleritenpiliHtl
Gin ono'rcs @erf erloit ms nidt;
gSiait On emit pirfIid ielis ipcroen,
Gouu ici Elm eiter @lenidl auf er.
ocnl
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gaItimurs wIarFtberidItc.

Somitog. %. geoo. 1914.
Wacbl. 3uhibr SOi7 61iier.
cinidlieBli6 954 Safer 5li Sociiit,
9oint uno 1869 6dlicr 81 Gontou
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,,Ganuitotter @cIisicit 9erein1
n9Irioa." uCit Baltimore
N1eeger lIuterItiisuues.@cr
baIteil beutc gIuitcrnr0itcu
uMosart @anuerhpr" pcran
itaItet Elm Gdieuraiteu.
Bier 0entine Seitlidteiteu iieben
beme aui Gem 4rosramm mo oiirf
te eS oager gAemauoem ihper ial-
Zen, eineu Elab 81 firoeH. no er i'm
&reiie selniiibliter 2nuosIeAte ii6
aniiiireu fanu Die Nlitglieocr oes
~GannIiatter @olfsicit @creius~ er.
ireurn iid Tel einem groben gluitern.
idmauic i'm Gannitatter @arf.
IoS 3iel Ser Mlitglieocr ocs
..QIrion" lit 6einc Der ..9lriou Forf"
an ocr perldneerteu @ilfcns 9Iueuuc,
noicIbit ein aroBes gluitcruroiien
Itattfinoet, fir pelteS oos SolS-@o-
mite umiaiicnoe @or6ereitlngen &C..
troffeu bat. Die 9eiuder oes 5eiteS
merOen @elegcubeit bobel sen Bon
ser neuen groBeu @ereinsbauc IN
9luacnidein 5u ue6men Iic gIr
rongcure erparten etua 500 @ehi
der.
g1iht nur Sd)aaleutbierc, ionocrr
and perid)ieoenc an6ere MarDlonocr
GcIifoteiien miro es bel benz glu.
iternidmauie oes .,0it Baltimore
N3eteer llnteritiisunas @ereins"
ae6er ipelher heite giohnittag 5uei
ll6r III 9enfcrtS 4orf all Scr Tor.
len Qonc. ieincu 9lniong ninnit, Gie
6eItbeboroc rednct aiif Boblreideu
9ciud.
Seinihmeder meroen iih III 9iis
Oels 9orf an Mioolc 9iiper Elm 9ten.
Oe5pous gebcn IoieIbit oeranitaltet
Scr .Mo5ort Dldnnerhor~ iein idbr
lides Sbienroitei ggie bel oen
friibcrcn oerartigen 8eitlidfeiten oes
8creinS. miro Oeu 0Idiieu ipieocr oos
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ger iuerocn fir nneenebmc Inter
baItung iorgcn-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-29

Beitrdge 5um @d(fSfORO fit OerWun-
Oete SO(0aten unO nOl6(GiOenOe (OitWen
unO Wai[en UOn gefnGenen Erue9ern Der
Oeut(C6eR unO 6(terreiC6if6-uRgariI6en
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OereinS ge(nmmeN. au6 miro fit OaS
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q. cdOeriB, G6e G6ar(eS- mO German
Stru6e ge(amme(t
JeOen JIlittwO6 miro ii6er 6ei0C
Samm(ungCn i'm "gOrreIpOnOenten
guittirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-29
lIebertraanuaen fOiten stener.

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fir icoc @rinoitiidiibertraelng cis
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toblt iuer6en. menn Der irDolpirte
5etr1a $500 ridt iiberiteist. Sir
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Gents entrimtet pcrocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-29
GoIl WclfSuSnif a6aeIest 6abtn.

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Ctgorf StroBe. Der IN @erbiuorng
nit oen onocbIiAen @esiitriridmin'
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III @erbiuoime NIT oen Stegiitrir.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-29

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rinicnt pcr6ffentIihcu.
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DlarhlanS G6atttl Qoan QliOciatiOn,

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9immer 900. 28i un0 233 g. GiodwerD.
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&nrlebcn bon $40 blS $500 nui wl1bel, yin'
nos etc ohne Gnilernnrg ocrielbcn, @elctlHe
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The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1914-03-05
ORIGINAL NOTICE.
To Walter Williams: 's'."

To Walter Williams: ''
VS..
Walter Williams. ""t-' O.. ~"
In the District Court of the State
of Iowa, in and for Mahaska County
April term A. ID. 1914. ..- ...-".
To Walter Williams: ,af s.... s,s-
You are hereby notified that q pc
tition OF Frances Williams is on Tile
In the office of the Clerk OF the Dis
trict Court OF the state of Iowa, in
and for Mahaska county, claiming oil
you divorce from the bonds OF mat
rimony on the ground of drunkenness
for further particulars see petition. q
And that unless you appear hereto
and defend before noon OF the second
day of the April term A, d. 1914 Of
said court, which will commence on
the 9th day of April, 1914, default
will be entered against you and judg.
ment and decree rendered thereon as
prayed for in said petition. "
J. G. PATTERSON, ae ar
Attorney fer Plaintiff.
33w4. .r4 ,s3S : v'.tG n II
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1914-03-05
CLOSING Murder Trial.

Winterset. Mar. 3.-The Ed Cook
murder case is expected to go to the
jury before four O'Clock this after
neon but the verdict is not expected
before tomorrow. The court room
was crowded to-day to hear the clos.
ing arguments. John A. Geiher for
the defense talked from nine till eley.
en-, maintaining that Cook shot in
self'defanse. County Attorney Smith
then opening his closing argument,
demanding that Cook be punished
for deliberate murder. 1t Is expect.
ed that he will finish his argument
about three O'Clock after which the
court will instruct and then send out
the Jury.