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JANUARY SALE SPECIALS
FOR TOMORROW.

- NO o ssnUeses oseso
Turkish Towels- al
Reg. .lS..................J
'A.Al-Assyy-dov1.s shs:.Az.a:..sa
Cluny Lace Doiliss- -aa|
Reg. .~S-Jan. sale.
Pure iissn es.trfs-wids lace borders.
Linen Centre Pieces ,u|
Res. S1ss-Jan. sais......J
ss-ineh arawnwork oestrss--hand
scsilopsd aad smbreidsssd.
Baby Blankets AZ
Res. .>s--Jan. sals........
Eidsrdown Anish--pink o. b.us sround
white figures. Including rabbits. etc.
Jacquard Blankets au
Reg. ssss and Ss.2S.......
Best s!asrdown anlsh--twC ana tire
Bisniets-tArss- quarter ana full sisss.
Women's Corsets- ssx
Res. $500 and $500. ....... ~'~
sixss 10 to so-noveity brocadss. and
firm NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bust.
Women's Corsets-- l,n
Reg. $500 and 3S.S0.......
Sizes ~ to So-whits oouttl and bro
cadss-slightly end very tapsring-
low and high bust.
Women's Dreasy Blouses-s "A
Res. et.sS and $Sss. ~'~
Satins. orsps Dc chimes. chiffons and
lacss-iight and dark-ysriovs new
modsis-smArtly trimmsd-ail sisss.
Mems Negliges Shirts IA
Reg. ~.
i All sisss-Per ealss~ white Ground-
coiossd stripss-Attaohsd cuffs.
UMBRELLAS.
Specially Pricsd
Black American Taffeta--
20 and 20 inch--vslue el.fU... 10
Union Tsffeta,-good wearing
Quality-2e and 20 inch-plain
II or trimmed mission handles--
value tss.........,..,.. 1.30
Unieu Taffsta--2e sna - ineh--
large assortment OF handlss-
vA1oo olSS.ss.AassSassAsss ssas' 'xs0o
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Dsugkifsl Mssfc n Resfauranl-f5:oo 10 900
III !! IS !: "A IL! |! ; :. IN
FIRST WEEK of DRESSMAKERS SALE
LAST FOUR DAYS of JANUARY SALE
OFFERINGS OF INTEREST TO ALI
OFFERINGS OF INTEREST TO ALI
Muslin Sheets. Pillow Cas-

Muslin Sheets. Pillow Cases
Jsnuasy Sals-lAse Days.
YapA wt0s Bisached warren
Muslin0--cloae and fine--A1eo EA
's'insh uns'saehsd-worss <: -"
Yard wids-blsoshsd or hsAv NJ
nblsaehse-Worth ~. saos. ...Je/S
Pillow cSsss-er. 81 sssn.sS. Az
viii mAhs faii siss shssee= va
worth e.................saSe J
lS.ineh DisaehsA NuslSus---eSs
pillow casos or, BY sA0ntnG (0a/
viii MAKE extra siss shss<s- '~
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N.Se Wsasa's Sssss Skists. ..ao0
Black and navy-new pisats1
tunic model-or straight line
with yoke and pleats-an lengths N
ARS %onsS's Raes' sxRrs-sroosp ynooa
% et. Extra Sss Nsh,dsssss. ......, 81
Flannelette--clear stripes--noel-
loped or braid trim-turnover coli
lar or square neck. rl
MUSLIN UNDERwEAR-sECoSD moon 4
$l.ss n. s. Linen Clsshs. ............. -
Large enough TO seat six--varisty
LiSESs.NAIs FLOOR
- Ct. Huek To wsIs. ............,,A -
lshxs7-pure linen--soft finish-- \
close weave-white dAmask boz.
dsrs-spoks hemstitchinK. ~
r0wEIS-AAIN FLOOR. 80
II 4 IS et. French Teeth Dsuahss.. :. :. 3
Open backs and other kinda.
ro!s If isriSieaSHsfHsr. isfssii; e!isiis s;Iis
60 Ct. He uand Window Shadss. :. n
7xs II. before hemming-white. ,
scru or sIu ErssnI,i,shtly nsIC1l,sl, y Imperfect
u et. blsachsd Sheets. ..,........, -
| eoxs0 (befors hemming) = seftS
finish-no dressing - dependsh>e
quality. ~ "
MuHINs-BAsEMEHT.
- es. Wsnsa's Cashmsrs Clsvss. :. !. -
Black only---fleeced--a-cia
0LOvEs-AAlN N0Oh. " u
n Il. MAJ kihksd UnAsswesr. -
| ehirts--sateen facing--also drew
| nrNs jNDERwEAR--nAIN vLooa
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TREATMENT foa SWOLLEN VEINS

People with varicoss veins should get q
two. ounce original bottle Of Emerald OIL
0uli strensth) At leading drusgists and
apply night and morning with soft brush
duced TO normal. 80 powerful in Its action
10 Emerald Oil that tubercuiar glands ana
oven soitre disappear with proper treat.
ment.-Advt.
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Innings
for DresssnakeTs' Sale
Yard wide Lining 9Atins- \
Spring shades-guaranteed -
for two seasons-eeg. 81 ~
DpooaaakoS1 O0lo/
0o.inoh Nsrosrissd oAtseas-
soft and 1ustrous-all
desirable ooloSs. also the ~
new 6prln9 suit shAaes
and black ana whits-seg. -.
DPooo0Ak0sUP oolo/
Soft ftnish AoiSe PePea lines
fine QualitS-shadss for ~
street and evsntnS-eeg. So. sAo
oO.inoh Psyoalinee-
black. white and all n
desirable oelcss-ssS; :as' -.
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cisss s..ss Ds.sss As'.'.s ssssaas ~ y, ~. N
Lssk sss ~ Cssshss Issh - - e>ee11ss
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.s :as se.:S,,:Ss :'.:s; :ss coss .s
Rss, 20 dos.-Dsessmakosp Sale 10
Reg. 40 dos.-Desssaaksss' Sale .86
Pearl buttons -oosaa shpu-Yrssa
WStsr-LHrVS and small slses-
carved, plain. fishsys-S and hoae--
Rsg. 10 casa-DFsssoaksss' oales
q Toe 10
Reg. ; e.ra-D,.'.-..'';:; g ;::,.. ..,o
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4O-inch Fine Crepe Meteors

DseeenakePe
Excptenay dun fnhsn
svsldng; whts Nosy Csm Nadons Of The drh b dd
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DIAMOND MILLS
SHEETINGS
January 6als--Lase Days.
No starsh - lrsas1ns.

~ 8e1 - Jvs wv
P1lDow Casse.
Will WA0H 41AyI01-
::s.;;::: ::ss.;;:: f.: s::: Il :i3:::.:::::: FL: e.: Il III
;;;.::: ;:.::: ss:: Re. a 42::::.:::: E: E: Il III
pw1oHT ANCHOR, UEToAA
::.::::: :::.:::: Re. Re. Il. :1Ss::::s: ss::E Il :N
wAH9UrrA
:ii.::: ::ii..:: S::: e.: I: 3S::::..;;::: 81: e.: q II
NEW BEDFORD.
:...::::: :..:: rs. Il: 4; 4, :32::::.3s: :::: 4 "a
VIII WASH 13AvIH1-
sIxse Hss. ~ .O0,1Ssse. Res. ~ .47
ssxss Res. - A1le11se. Res. 20 "a
eeaoo. .1sg. IT.. "a
MOHAWK.
SAxSe. Re-. ~ .A0l71xee As6. - -
OSxSe. Res. ~ .l7le1xee. Reg. ~ 81
eesee... Rec. TO-. .0T
DwI041 ANCHOR, Ux1oAa
slxee. .Rss. - .%4l7Sxee Rec. - -
sSxSe. Res. ~ .<0lo1xeo. Rsg. - 80
eex0o. Reg. .se.. 90
wA1fOUTTA.
6lxSo. Reg. 10 .B0l7sxso.RsG. e1.eS .70
ssxso. Res. ~ .00Isixee. Reg. ei.1t .S]
ee1ee. ..... Rec. o1.SS.. SO
NEW BEDFORD. ..
sSxSe Reg. - .04l7sxse. Reg. Si.lS .34
ssxss. Reg. - .74leixto. Reg. Sl.aS 80
soxSo. Reg. @l.S1.. %
SPECIAL LOT
SHEETS AND PILLOW CASES.
PILLOW CAoD0-
t1xSs. worth .le..... z
<SxSs. worth .lI..... 3
Sox3s. ..Wosth .13..... .
S%xSs. .Io..... 40
SHHBTe--Nsst centre scam
7Sxeo. Worth .ss..... .30
An nsssuNasa6 bseWs AsxAiaG
Hsmstitchsd Sheets and PtilQW
Cases 10 and cents moro reepeetively.
Extra Long Pillow Ca4eS to t0k
Inches. Sheets 70 . Yards Long.
An 0saassanA bs1os hs1n0.
~ Msi - fsispss.s os1sa
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dARK'S COTTON and
DRESSMAKERSp MOTIONS
a'r,.s :sss!::.s sa''

a'',.s IS .ss:. n: s'a'
c'ask's O. n. :. cettoa- @
sss-yssa spsois. s.........J .l1 y
ll,A 1::z1s:: = s:ANae= N:a 3 ,s:'se:Ss ,s'se:Ss s.s.-
BaStias osttsa-see yds-
COS. ~ IN
leas11ns oetesar-1. 1oe yas. - n
sewing 0llk-.Dlseh-aeo-yA
sDoose-eeoh. ............ ~ 10
1eo-ya. 0peols-dossn. ~ rs
seEins si!s.Bi.ss sna :. ~.
Hooks with Invisible Uyss ,g.,.s,,..
--grooo. o.................. - .yI
Snap yastsssss-0Sess. ...'. - N
WIDE Seam Binding-piees .1S 40
Drsss 9hisids-6bls eovd 3$
and oilk ...... .11k and - ~
Garment ghislds.... - - - 10
Dresemaksr1 Pins .lf.lt.
A-ip. Dox. x.......sss.s... s1o ~
WIDE Roii Taps-3l u. %. 10 ~
IN 70 Sk.in. 1o-yd pes. - - - -
Machines and Sewing NssAlss-
re-. ees-DaoeS.s. fo9 -
okist Aasksss-hsavy bass ~ 80
Collar Forms and sutposts-
rss. ror niv 'iS. seri.c STYLES !. a. =.
~ Nm - TslUAms ou0A
NEwESTEhsBRoID9RlGD
for DTessmaksss' Salo 3
w9ts: :I,s.. H,.sr:ssss ass ssrtI:s!s,.HS..e lss
0nmoFno Nnlnno0k 49, Il An
S1osllsa( tIimmln1 ~tASke- ~
ssni,y I'm "a A. "a
'';:Hs: ~. e - 81 ssssss::s': :a::ss = -
0Wiss-ese. - anA .SO-
0ssasaakasv oa1oJ
The Irish standard., 1915-09-01
w. J. J.GRIFFlNG.

Although this mercantile house has
been in the swim for many years, the
present management has been in
charge but a short time, since March
last, to be precise. The store build
ing is at 5ll Germain Street. The
manager of the concern, also the
owner, is a comparatively young man
but he has been engaged in the gro
Gerry business practically his entire
life. He was born in South Dakota,
and came to St. Cloud only last March
at the time of the purchase, when the
old and we'll known grocery of Hal
vOrsOn Bros. sold out to him. Staple
and fancy groceries, fresh fruit and
vegetables in season. This is what
Mr.. Griffing advertises and to date
he has more than made good on sup
plying the wants of the sanity public.
A savory line of salted meats is one
thing which appeals most especially
to the users, while all the specialties
new off the bakers oven, such as
cookies, crackers, and combination
cooked CONNECTIONS are kept strictly up
to date. He does a -four and feed
business which is waxing steadily
greater, and buys country produce,
eggs, butter, chickens, both for retail
trade and export. Cash is paid for
this class of business, which makes
quite difference to the producer
many times. You will not be going
far amiss if you telephone rs" for
your next order of either cookery
or table supplies.
The Irish standard., 1915-09-01
FARMERS LOAN AND IN
VESTMENT co.

Mr.. C. D. Schwab is president of
this company, while P. r. Thielman
is secretary and treasurer. The COM
pany is incorporated for 100000 of
capital stock and with the latitude
it has of drawing on the heart of the
agricultural district and dairy belt of
the great northwest finds it pleasant
and profitable in the attraction of
settlers to this portion of the country,
and interesting scores of people every
month in real estate in and about St.
Cloud, the making of farm loans, SELL
ing of wild lands, dealing in mineral
property, city holdings, rentals, and
the like, and insurance. This busi-
ness is another one of those in which
Mr.. C. D. Schwab is personally be-
hind and working to the advantage of
this section of the country. This
company has, through his instrument
tality brought probably more settlers
in than any other like concern for
miles around. He is also member of
the firm of Schwab Bros. real estate
and farm loans of Minneapolis, with
office in the Plymouth Building of
that city. 1t is needless to say that
the firm is most prosperous, live and
potentially active in the furthering of
the best interests of the community in
which it is established and has been
doing business for the last nineteen
years.
The Irish standard., 1915-09-01
A. TSCHUMPERLIN FURN-
ITURE co.

Back in 1873, a Mr. A. Tschumper-
lin established furniture business at
0l3 St. German Street, in the city Of
St. Cloud. This gentleman had
son who was born and raised in ST.
Cloud and eventually succeeded to
the business of his father Despite
the fact that he is Tschumperlin,
still it is no pun, he is A. Tschumper-
lin, and it has now been twenty-one
years since he left school and took
over the reins of the business. Fur
nlture, rugs, picture framing and un-
dertaking are the three phases of the
furniture business to which this con-
Germ pays particular attention. The
A. Tschumperlin Furniture Company
has what is without doubt one of the
finest and most thoroughly complete
stocks of furniture to be found in this
section of the country. Whether for
supplementary parlor pieces, choice
decorative effects, rough kitchen wear,
or complete household equipment for
the newlyweds, it is all the same
you can get it here. Neat and mex
pensive work is done in the picture
framing department and has achieved
notable comment for itself. The TN
dertaking side of the business is con-
Quoted in a manner which evokes un-
stinted approval on every occasion.
Everything pertaining to ceremonies
is at the patrons disposal Al. J.
Tschumperlin bears a splendid repu-
tation in ST. Cloud and far reaching
locality, and we would suggest that
you forget him not when his business
may serve you.
The Irish standard., 1915-09-01
ZAPP STATE BANK.

The Zapp State Bank has one of the
neatest, handsOmest, yet substantially
dignified banking buildings one would
care to look at 1t stands at 7l9 st.
German Street, and is an imposing
structure of marble, brick and stone,
with tessellated floor, massive pillars
guarding the entrance and thoroughly
illustrative of modernity in every de-
tail This institution had its inception
on January 1st, 1889, and finally be-
came incorporated on July |, loO/.
Mr.. John Zapp is presidents; Iheo.
Bruener, wee president; Edward Zapp.
cashier, and Geo. J. Meinz, assistant
cashier. The officials of the Zapp
State Bank lay a deal of stress on
the importance of savings and have
achieved wonders in educating the
younger class not to throw their
money away on the silly non-essen-
tals of social life, but to start the
way to financial and personal inde-
pendence through the medium OF a
savings account Four per cent is
paid on savings deposits, and all done
to encourage their growth that is
consistently possible with the policy
of the banks best interests. A goodly
surplus of $4,000 IS carried and the
individual deposits subject to check
are mounting up higher in amount
with the passage of each successive
day 1t is a rich country about St.
Cloud, and an ideal place for the bank
ing house to both accommodate the
community and do we'll for its stock
holders.
The Irish standard., 1915-09-01
ANDREW GOETTEN.

DO we live to eat, or eat to live:
Which ever view of this pertinent
inquiry is true, we can find the 'eat"
portion of same at the shop OF An
drew Goetten Mr.. Goetten has been
selling meats of all kinds for the past
fifteen years, and knows what is good
in the way of meat almost by instinct.
His place of business is at 8O5 St.
Germain Street, where the first quail
ity in fresh and salted meats is al
ways kept ready on order Fish and
sea food, as we'll as dressed poultry
also occupy their respective depart
ments in his market, and game in sea-
son pleases scores of St. Cloud lovers
of good things. The telephone num-
Der is 2O4-L and should be remem-
bered when the larder runs low, and
sudden pressure of guests, or the
ordinary exigencies of the household
require something nourishing and
tasty 1t is then that the family fully
appreciates the service and quality of
the piece de resistance SO easily and
quickly obtained from the market of
Andrew Goetten.
The Irish standard., 1915-09-01
SECURITY STATE BANK.

This banking institution has CAPT
tai stock of $4,000, with surplus and
undivided profits of $43, ,44S.0S, depos-
it's of $325, 5,So2.49, making a grand total
of liability of $$444444 $444,340 334057. The assets
show up with loans and discounts
of $379,31145; overdrafts, $3139l;
banking house and fixtures, l4,5OO,
and cash on hand and in banks of
$5O,215.21, making the equivalent bal
ance total of $$44+44 $$+4,3 334057, and we'll in
dicative of the healthy and growing
business on every hand The above
figures are taken from the official call
on June 23rd, 1915, and show only
fair average, the figures running much
higher at certain times of the year.
The bank is we'll handled and direct
ed by Mr.. C. L. Atwood, president;
v. S. Crandall, vice president; F.
Stangl, cashier, and A. A. Weber, as
sistant cashier This is state, coun-
ty and city depository, with liberal
interest paid on deposits. The Sc
curity State Bank is but one of St.
Clouds numerous financial institutions
of stable, substantial, progressive
worth, and enjoys the confidence of
depositors, transient business and
citizens of the city and adjacent coun-
tryside. New arrivals will find at
this place a friendly reception with
all due attention paid to their needs.
A general, conservative farm loan
business is the strongest feature.
The Irish standard., 1915-09-01
DUNNEWOLD & SARTEL.

At the address of 1st street and
9th avenue is the establishment of
Dunnewold & Sartell, manufacturers
of sash, doors, blinds and mouldings.
This concern is one of long continu-
ance in business and the prosecution
of prosperous trade for twenty-one
years, doing business both in the city
of ST. Cloud and reaching far out into
the adjoining vicinity. Every part of
supplementary and accessory struc-
ture that goes to complete the dwell
ing is handled by this firm. 1t is not
business where intermediate parties
handle the product, but one which
does the actual making as we'll
as retailing. Scarcely residence or
The Irish standard., 1915-09-01

business house in this city but what
es, screen door frames, shutters for
the windows, mouldings and TRIM
mings for the interior decorative
work, brackets, brio brac, fancy and
plain door fronts, etc. Orders are
taken from stock and also filled to
specification of customer, which
means a convenience and originality
of selection of which the patron sell
dom can avail himself. A telephone
call to 234 will put anyone in touch
with the latest workings in wood fin
ishings for home or office. This firm
has a splendid reputation for clean
dealing and satisfaction guaranteed at
all times Dunnewold & Sartell is the
company.
The Irish standard., 1915-09-01
EDWARD A. BARTHELEMY
Continued from bdge 81

CONTINUED J70W Puge ~ -.
sanitary grocery in the state OF MINI
nesota, as people here have we'll learn
ed. Mr. Barthelemy does good, lev
I'll business, with neatness and d1spatch
in evidence throughout the store. The
different articles are classed and de-
partmentized in such a manner as to
afford the maximum of service with
the minimum of effort on the part OF
either customers or employees.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1915-10-08
Edith.

Mr.. Jesse Glen, of Hagers
town. Md, and young frient
came home Thursday on hi.
motorcycle to spend a day or 81
with his mother, Mr.. John Clan
ahan, returning to Hagerstown
Saturday.
Miss Jessie Baker, of Bow,
mans, accompanied by Mr.
Whiten Painter arrived at Edith
Sunday eve. Miss Baker is
teacher Of Oak Level School TO,
the present session.
Mr.. Guy Glenn, of Manassas
is visiting his parents at Edith.
Mr.. Lawrence Marston an6
Miss Zada Golladay, teacher.
from the Fort attended the
Teachers Institute at Wood.
stock, last week.
Messrs. Isaiah Glen and son,
e. E. Glenn, spent the first Of
the week with Mr.. aud Mrs. B.
E. Compton.
Rev. A. W. Andes is holding
revival services at Joppa Church
near Edith.
Mrs. L. Lohr and Mrs. Stick
ley, of Woodstock, visited rela-
tives in the Fort, last week.
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FRIDAY. OCTOBER s. 1915.

Statement of the ownership
circulation. ETC., required by the
act of August oath, 1912, of the
Shenandoah HERALD, published
weekly at Woodstock, Va, FOL
Oct. l, 1915.
Name of Editor, Jno. H. Ora
bill, Woodstock, Va.
Managing Editor, Jno. H. Ora
bill, Woodstock, Va.
Business Manager, Jno. H
G,abill, Woodstock, Va.
Publisher, Jno. H. Grabill
Woodstock, Va.
Signed,
JNo. H. GRABILL,
Editor and Publisher
Sworn to and subsc ribed befor
me this 9th day of September
1915. ]. L. Feller, n. P.
(Seal)
My commission expires Feb.
1916.
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Killing COOKING doors,

No odor of cooking should greco the
guest in u private Some or even alb
apartment which claims to lie of the
exclusive class. A simple snd srree
able deodorizer may be- made ct a
handful Of cloves. allowed to s,r.rch
with bits of orange pee. on a tin lte
In the oven. says the Kansas lily
Star. This mixture imparts Il ira.
GRANGE not unlike that of carnat .ons.
and. scattered about the rooms. it will
completely destroy the odor Of cook.
ing vegetables or roasting meats. In
the country the wise housewife may
gather sweet clover. and the sprigs
dried out. will impart fresh ami de
hcious fragrance to the house linens
all next winter. Lavender. that stand
by of oldtime housekeepers. may be-
purchased in little bags at trifling cost
and makes Il delightful fragrance for
tie linen closet.-Exchange
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until few years ago when he
removed with his family to
Indiana.
He is survived by his widow,
three brothers, Messrs. James,
Frank and Cornelius Lichliter
and two sisters Misses Minerva
and mary Lichliter of the Fort
section.
This section was visited with
heavy rains last Thursday
night and Friday.
Rev. Andes is holding a series
of services at Jopr
A new store room is being
erected at Cross Roads.
! Our public schools opened
Monday. We can boast of nine
schools in our little valley.
! Mrs. Amanda Combs spent a
might recently at Mr.. Ashby
iLichliter's home.
Mrs. w. F. Ritenour has re.
turned to her home at Dry Rur
after an extended visit of severa
weeks with friends and relative:
in Pittsburg, Pa.
| Miss Ola Combs visited w. F
Ritenour and at Dry Run tn,
first of the week.
| P. c. Smoot spent the frs
lof the week with Ashby Lichlite
and family.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Shif1et
spent the first Of the week a
the home of Oscar Keller's.
i Arch Lichliter left Monday t,
visit T. J. Hammack at River
ton before he return to Charlie
Town.
There were two fights in thi
section recently, one at Dry Rul
and the other one near eros
Roads. Powell's Fort need
a good Jail.
Rev. A. w. Andes preache,
at Dry Run last Sunday night a
which time the Lords Suppe
was administered.
Fl Frank Lichliter and Ashb
/ Llchllter made a business trip t
Clark county recently.
The festival at Cross Road
last Saturday nj G hit was we'll al
) tended.
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A O,sappo,nteo .ns.voe,,


Mrs. HigginSnn'S letters to her he
bands family i'll Brattleboro. sa.
Mary Thachcr IIic :inson in her bioe
raphy of Thoi.4a> Wentworth Iuggir
son, always CO: iained characteristic
comments on l.tr husbands doings.
wentworth has been away .ws
days this week" she wrote. and i.
going to Washington tonight to fgh
for women. wish they had been fixet
before We We're born. Lately h,
has been trying to find a father an,
grandfather for some stray girl don
know who. He hasn't found them vel
but | suppose he will persevere
should think that one would be enough
but he is naturally thorough. ,og
know"
The colonel explained in postscript
"The case Of this girl is that she
wants pension because her ia thel
was soldier and died in military
prison l have come uron only two
obstacles to her wish:
First. that she is not the mans
daughter.
Second, that he is still alive"
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Henry Bergh On The Dos

What can be said OF this ines.
Unable creature that has no,
been said already ? The Ian.
guage of panegyric would be ex.
hausted before his excellent vir.
tues could be described as they
merit. His fidelity, his courage
his vigilance, his gratitude, hi.
generosity, each the theme o.
merited praise, win our love an6
respect. The favorite of chill.
dren, the chosen companion o.
women, the watch and guardian
OF our homes the guide of the
blind, the participator of mans
excursions by land and sea, the
defender of the shepherds fold.
the detector of the thief and rob.
Der, the fleet courser that trans.
ports the Eskimo in his sledge
over the Arctic waste of snow.
If such a benefactor to mar
has not a special claim to his
protection and kindness. nay, to
atfectionate regard, what has
He ventures life and limb in on,
service he explores the noun.
tain waste and faces the wintry
tempest in search of the traveller
that has been overwhelmed by
the snow-drift he springs into
the foa ming torrent to rescue its
threatened victim from destruc.
tion he breasts the boisterous
surges of the ocean 70 convey a
rope to the shipwrecked mari
ners. bv which he achieves their
oeliverance; he recognizes his
beloved master after twenty
years absence, and expires at
MS feet IN paroxysm of Joy at
his return.-Our Dumb Animal
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1915-10-08

Washington. Oct. s.-The
state department has sent in.
lstructions by cable to Ambass.
ador Morgenthau at CONSTANT.
nople, to inform the Turkish
minister of foreign affairs that
that public sentiment in the
United States was so stirred IN
by the reports of the Aremniau
atrocities that unless the massa.
ores ceased friendly relations be.
tween the American people and
the people of Turkey would be
threatened.
Officials made it clear that
this message, though its impor-
lance was by no means mini
mized. did not threaten a break
in diplomatic relations. Turkey
has already let it be known that
she will not permit interference
by any foreign power with her
so-called Armenian policy,
AS American life or property
has not been affected, the Unite d
States government. without sub-
uniting an official protest, mere
y informs Turkey of the effect
continued Armenian atrocities
would have upon the Americas
people.