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Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-02-25
Sit lebttn Spfer fn0 Die 9ept,
foro nno @tittru Goait.

bloue SSlontrtte our9 Den @o6en oes
S6tffes enlpori9laeen uno ourh
ons 3ef oes S9iffes geben. 9ie
&raft Der @rploiion mari ibn nieber
tno 6et6u6te i'm. gs gelong inn
aber, on led su fonlnei1. aIs ge-
raoe ein Hettungsboot a6gelaiicn
rpurbe. Ger getotete Seemnnn mar
be Sdiffs5intmerrnann. 9faf Itun-
oenlangem llr1berfnbren IN einent
leden Boot bel itiirniiiher Ser un0
itorfem Sf]neetreiben purbe Elm
0ampfer geiidtet uit0 angerufen,
Der aber Die Hufe nift gebort 3u bo.
ben f6eirt, oenn er barnpfte lpeiter.
Spdter puroe Ser 3anlpfer ;Sitlgcns
ongetroffen, Der Die Manni6oft auf-
nabm iutb na6 South Sbielos
brodte @inige 0titglieoer Ser
@anni6aft mollen geieben ba6en,
Dab elm llnterieeboot ben S6auplos
Der Got perlieB, nn9oenl bie Sept.
IorO 9elnltIe1 mar.
8erIin, %. 3Se6r. giof
georbieebGfen eingetroffenen 9erif.
ten iihtete Der norlpegiihe Ionpfer
Srln, als er oltrf oen enaIiihen
aanal flibr. 8riimner eines Shiffs-
mrafs unb oarin 6ritiide 0ailit6r.
unlformen. Mon rifnn1t an, 0as
ore Sriimmer BON einem in ben
8rrno ge6obrten britiifen 5rup.
Observation-Disclosures itantnlen.
9erlin %. Sebr. 9is 5ur
Stlnoe lit ii6er Sic eeItern a6eno
abgebnltene &onfereni oelltIfer
StaotsntGnner sur 9eratuna ser
ioeittiifen 9tote, DIE Die s1eaierlina
Der Sereirigten Staatem ii6er ben
Seefrie9 uno Die grndbrlng Der
9iuilbeoolferiine nah @nglono unb
GeiI.i6lano geididt bat. nidlts be,
faint gelporoen. 0ie 9onferens
lpuroe i'm 9ureau oes &eihsfan,-
lers Or. Don 8etbmann Solltpea nb.
gehaiten nno nrd Der Stootsiefret1r
ocs IeuBeren @ottlieb BON SSogon
nabm oarnn tell.
lleber Die Serienfilna oes britt
ihen Sransportoan1pfers ourd) elm
oelitides llnterieeboot iin6 feline
uciieren @ir5elbeiten n1itgeteilt
lporoen. 0as ltnterieeboot ididte
iiber ieinen grfolg MIR cine furie
ornbtloie Sepeide uno miro mebr
pielleidt ielbit nidt gerpuBt baben,
bu ourdl oas Eeriifop MIR cine
fleine 6ldde iiberieben perben
fam. Sluf) iit es nloglid,, baB oas
llnterieeboot ieitber feline @elegelt-
belt erbielf, ieinen brabtloien slppu-
rat Su ge6ralhen.
Gie gemannung oes omerifani-
iden Oompfers @pelnn, Der in ser
gforoiee burh slufitoben oui cine
Nfine nieoersing, mnroe, pie ihon
gemeloet, burf einen oeittihel1
SdfllpTer 9ereffe1 ltll0 III IN Srefller'
bapen ongefommen.
@eoer Die nmerifaniife BOT
idloft. nod sic beiltidle glomlrulitdi
baben ginSelbeiteii iiber ben Inter
! gang oes amerifaniifen 9ompfers
9arib erbaIten. Der beiSelgoIano aii
cine Niine nrfitieB. Ser6aG miro bon
beioen Seiten eriinolid) nnterildt
Gnglnno bentiibt iih, Die Mei-
n1ina oufreht5uerboIten, ooB es Iif
bel Der 9faf)rid]t pom llntergongG
zines britiid1en Srlippentransport-
oonpfers oirf ben 3orpeoo zines
oeitifen ltnterieebootes nm eine
@erpedsliing nit oenl britiideil
4oblenoornpfer grnnfione Chine
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-02-25
Sn MerifO DOrittaig.
Stener Grpreiinnsem oes Gen. Sb
reaun in Der Stabt Yteriep.

gSafbington, %. Sebr. Der
ipaniIGe goti6ofter Suan &ia1to
fonierierte beute tpieoer nit Stoats.
oeportealents- -geaniten iibtr bie bo-
enb 9aree[o.Steiern, Die @en Shrc.
aon in Der Stabt Wterico V.l;elper-
ionen unb 8eiddftsfirmen aitferleet
bat uno Die big morgen Hill 6 llbr
obeno erleet iein miiiIen. slld Der
britiide gotidaiter Cir Getil
Spring-gfice iprod in beriei6cn Sln.
aeleaenbeit i'm Staats0tpnrtcnent
Dor. @eiben Giplontaten tpuroe a6er
aeioat, ooB Die Ser. Staaten bereits
bel Sen. Gnrran5a Goritellungen err
boben b1tten.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-02-25

Gbas. g.. Sasnufpsfi fiir Gpnntp.
Anmalt.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-02-25
SDbmlOn=@ilarbzSamIpf
abgeiagt.
Sfunrser ;sanitfampfer mil ntdIt
nnd) Nerieu seben.

: Soronto, Ont, %. 6ebr Sonl
Slonaean. Der ben >farbieen 6aitlt'
f1npfer Saf SSobnion fir ben &on1pI
NIT So1nes Seffries in &eno trainiert
batte. gab beute befanllt, baB er bon
2Sobnion ans 6opona elm 3ubel'
grantm erbulten botte, in bent Sobn'
ion ntitteilt, oaB er ben fiir ben 6.
MGrs in Suarej angeiesten &anlpr
init Seb gSiIloro abgeingt bate. Ser
3Saiiltfonlpf miro on eiilent nod 81
teitimmenoen Gotilm III Saoano
iiottfinoen.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-02-25

rem fnnfrnal 10 sablreid ipie bic
nnfrigen. Sunit bat iidl in iemer
8egenb midts gemerfensmertes err
eignet.
vGs lit d,arafteriitiidl, oas Der
&ommanbamt Der 81. rmiiiiden &c.
lerpeoipiiiun, Der bel 9lngmituluo ee-
tan9en genDmmen unroe, bei1tihe
Stfi5terc rragtc, rb es wabr lei, bas
slntperpen BON ben SemtId,em bella.
CERT iucrbe unb balb fallen Sarite.
glls ibm Die Gage anf benz iueitlidleu
SrtegsidIanplab erflGrt iunroe, luoq.
te er es ntft glanben, bai, bic bent
ide @eitarme anf frams6iiidem 80.
ben itebe."
Berlin %. 1Sebr. lteber 2on.
Don. Ser preiibiide 9anopirtidafts.
ntillliter Baron bon Shorlemer be-
lprad) berte i'm 9aitotage Die 9ebens.
ntittelfroge iito iogte. bab ans ToIen
9roBc @ortoffelporr1te onlonaen
Deroen uno oaB au6 in SitprellBen.
mo- Die &uiielt geboliit baben, nod
eroBe &artoffeIporGte iibria Iino.
Slpeifeaos iperoen alle oieIe @or.
rate big sur nafiten Grnte geniiaen.
@enf, S6lpei5, %. 'Sebr ssrt
0epei6en on bieiigegI1tter lpirb BON
fortgeiesten @rfolgen Der HuIien in
ben &arpatben geipro6en. Gie Dit.
nng. lrto Die beittifen Sr1tppen fol.
len am 9ltfIopab 5000 @ann Der.
loren buben itno rnter Dem idneI-
5enoen Shnee am lts5ofpob fpurben
2000 Sei6en bon oiterreiGiid)en llno
ritiIii6en Soloaten eefllnben.
8ei 9uboba ioGen Die Deter.
rei6er cine 9feibe nereeblider Nm
griffe itnternommen ba6en, BEL De.
men lie f6lpere @erll,ite erIitten. gei
8romnif follen Die 9luiien einen
Sransportipagert erbelitet baben, Der
Die &egimentsfniie BON $4,000
&ronen e1ltbielt. @eiter bebaltp.
ten Die &uiien, oab Tie BEL 9lofa
eineit oorgeidobenen Boiten init 600
Wfann nabmen uno BEL SoflieSpn
lebbafte Sdtiefeit 5eigen. @eitere
9epei6en .er5GbIeit, oob Die 9fuiIen
in oas aomitat Wformoros in I'm.
garn eingebrohen iino, bas on 60
li5ien, Die glifoapina uno Sieben-
bitrgen oneren5t, nobel lie peri6ie-
oene gegleit5iiee erbeuteten.
8etroerab, %. Sebr. Ser
riiiiiihe @eneraIitab peroffetttlidt
cine ofiiaieae 0aitteiIung, norin er
erflGrt: v0ie in Berlin ausgegebe.
men offi5ieIIen Witteillneen, bob Die
5ebnte ruiiiife glrmee BEL ibrem
99iifsug aus SitprelBen cine id1pere
9eieberlage erIiiten bot, iiito obiollit
unrihtig. Die oeltide grfl1rititg,
bob bic 5ebnte rliIiide Irmee boil
itGnbia neriftet tpurbe, miib fote-
goriiH 6ernerttiert iperbert. Die etn.
5igge satfade lit, bnb iid 5ipei nm
ferer aorps, ba iie iih in elmer un-
6ultbaren StelIling ioben, iid mil
iftperen 8erlliiten 5iriid5ieben
ntuBten. Die anoeren 9orps Der.
eitelten ben oeiiti6en ltmeebungs.
periu9 irrtb beboupten Die ibnen gu.
gerpieienen Stellueeen "
aSn elmer anoeren offi5iellen Mit,
teiliing BEG rliiiiiden @enerolitoba
miro ilitgeteilt, bob oie 0eatiher
iortgeieet glngriife oui ser gon5er
sSront pom 6lub 9obr BEL Seb.
pobno biz 5ur @eidiel in Der @e.
geno bon gob3anioip MAIDEN. Sr
aen aorpotben pollen bic 9iuiier
nod idperen &dmpfen eirtige tIei
j
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-02-25
Seiti6lanb plant cine slnsbebnnng
Der GauIpagne.
Shift brei srose SanhbuUte mad,
Der gbrin.
Sntereiiante SeDbadltnng bes MR.
fpegiiden Snmpfers Crla.
Berlin itno 9pnbun erfpGsen nmeri.
faniid)e @prihlGse.
Is banbelt iidl nm Ginitellung Der
S0anhbputblpfnoe.
ttoker RsAtoosur Ssr 0shett : ~ ~ fl
Inter geSinsiins Der 2ebensmittel'
Snlailnng nadJ 9entidllaub.

99Onbpn, 25. Sebr. Ter 9am.
pier Septfuro iunrbe nnf Der SObe
uun Sunth Sbielbs entueoer hnrf,
cine 0iine uber onrdJ einen SDrpebu
in ben 8rnnS gebobrt. Die Dept
fprb mar i'm Sabre 1912 in Slptb
erbant iuurSen nno seb0rte Der Sir
ma 0. Gprp e. Sun in 2unbon.
Sic mar 230 isnh lang 35 isnk
brett nnS hattie einen Sunnensebnlt
BON 1908 9tettutunnen.
2pnbun %. sebr. Ter fleine
britiifJe Stiiitenbampfer @eitern
Guait iunroc entiueoer onrdI cine
Wiine pber bnrd) ben SOrpeoo cines
Seutidleu llnterieeboutcs I'M engli-
i6cm aanal nnf Der SDbe uun
Sen6p !Seno snm Sinfen sebraflt.
Tic Nnnnid)aft muroe bentc III
Yurtsmuntb gelanbet.
Sunb %. Sebr. Die siueitc
@uhe Der nentIdlen llnterIeebOut-
fantpagne hat hentc NIT Dem Inter
gang zines meitcren britiidlen Sdlif-
fcs, Der SeptfOrS bcgDnnen. %ur-
her iino Ihum Sehn Sdliffc Der oent-
idlen aampasne 5nm Spier sefallem.
Bon Den nntergegnngenen elf Sdlif-
rem iiub ad)t britiIdl.
Teiltihlan0 bereitet ougenI6eln-
lid1 cine 9Ins0ehnuna oieier anm-
poane Dor, oenn orei llnterleeboote
mnr6en nah Yola geifidt. ofienbar
I'M I'M Nfittelldnoilden Meer nno
in scr glorio Sienite Sl tlin
0ie amerifoniIfen @oridlo9e fiir
Die ciuitellune bieier slrt pon 9rieg.
fiibrung uno Die 3ulaiIling BON
9tohrinrngsmitteln nah SeutihlanS
Iiesel Der oeutid1en ilo Der britt
lc1cu Reaierunq Dor. nber es III
nifts oariiber befnnnt gelporoen, Oh
Die beiben MGdlte auf Die amerifani-
id,en %orihloge cingeben peroen.
SonSun, 25. Seb. Seim Inter
gang oes britiid)en 9ampfers Sept'
fcro SurdD cine Mime uber ourdJ
einen feinolidDen Surpeou in Der
giOrSiee nm 3 llbr friih fat Elm
@latruie iein esbsn einsebiiht. Ter
llntersans erfulsts anf Der SpObe uun
SearbOronsb. Sie iibrisen fiinf'
sehn %italicSer Der YinnnidJafi
wnrocn serettet uno bente frib in
Suntb Shislos an eanS sebraflt.
Ter Srgeniclir Der Septioro err
S1blt. er iei i'm Sei3roum in Tierit
acrpeien. ols bos Sdiff nit Der
Iline 5uianumenitieB oSer bonn Sor.
peoo getroifen fpuroe. Gr iab eine
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-02-25
Q(bermalS 10000 @efa1t>
gene ll1b grOEe Sell>
te at 0ei6lleen.

mere erfolge erriineen bobell.
Ser @eueralitob Der ritiiiihen
Irmee i'm &nufains berintet: rglm
%. Sebruar mo6ten mir in nlinber
bebeuterlben &ontpfen gesen Die
Siirfen IN gepiiien @eeen-
ben einiee 6ortidritte. Sn Der
@egeno bon SIdoruf neriu6ten
Die Giirfen einen 8ormorif, Der NIT
iflperen GerIititen suriifeeidIosen
tpuroe.
2onbon, 25. Sebr. Ser Ser.
5og bon YortIar1b, felt breibig Sab.
rem cine Der fiibrenben Nerio1iIidfei-
ten oes eitsIifden Siirfs, bat oIle
@iuneIbuneen fiir Die &erti1bobn in
gpion, einihIiebIi6 Der Gerbps fir
1915 il. 1916. ipiberrlifen, neil iit
Die Gpiom sIiiociofion geipeisert bot,
pGbreitb Der &ennen fir einige Gage
mif bas &libbous IN Gpiont 5u Der.
si6ten.
9os &Iubgeb6ube biett segen.
pGrtig ols 2osorett. Gie Gpiom
sliIoeiation botte es fir bieient
3ipef inter Der 9eoingune obeetre.
Ten, bnb es linn fir Die fonrnlerben
&onferen5en fpieoer sur ge1iisung
iiberlaiien tperbe. Der &eraug batte
Ser gliiociation sefhrieben, fie n1oee
ouf ibre 9iindeons nerjidten, I'M
oie i'm 9ienite fiir oos @oterIono
neripunoeten Solooten 1tift al Ito.
rem. Die sliiocintion batte eeaf1t.
tet, boB lie teilrpeiie no6geben poDe,
inbem lie mir ein Stodiperf oes
alubgebaiibcs in 4niprnh nebnen
ipolle. 9ontit mar Der Ser5oe bon
IortInno nidlt sifrieoen iino fpiber.
rief besbolb ieine @nnmlbuneen.
Berlin. %. Sebr. 0robtIos
iiber 9onbon. glus &omitontinopel
lit Die geodrint eineetroffen, oaB
ELL ruiiiIher @neriff in Der Gegenb
oItIi6 BON Irstli in Sronsfaufniien,
81 Afeilen iiibOitIib BON gntiirn,
ten Den 5iirfen nit ifaperen Ser.
iuiten fiir Die &uiien obLcihlogen
DurOc. Sie <iien pufSSlE ouh
aus Der @egeno bon gln1oli IN
aleinaiicn pertrieben, no Die 9iirfen
eine Wenge &riegsmoteriol erbeute-
ten
gern, Sapei5, %. 6ebr. lteber
8oris. Sranfrei9 rnb OeiitifIn1tb
ba6en ibre @erbanollingen iiber BEN
slustouih bon &riegsgefongenert, bic
fir einen ierneren 0filitarbiertit I'm.
taugIi9 iinb, 6itn abidIub eebrohi
uno Die Hepntriieriing bieier W1n.
ner miro in ipenieen 3agen begin.
men. 6iir oen TRANSPORT Der Sn.
paliben meroen ifpei5eriI4e so.
Ipitdl5iige beniist fperben.
Tetrogrnb, %. 6ebr. Die
1eiitihen baben ifeinbor BEL Grsos.
nps5 grobe Truppenmeneen tonsen.
triert ultb MADDEN bieie Seihrne siirn
Centrum ibrer &neriffe. CSnstpi.
i6en lit idon aus Berlin bic MeI-
Oitng eingetrofial, baB Brsosnpsa
gefdllen 1T. 9fnrt. b. st. 9te Ia.
tigfett Bel Siiotpes, mo bic 9eiit-
iden ibren @ngriff nlf ben 5e-
itiingseiirtel beeonnen boben, lit oa.
eeeen nlinber irteniin geporben.
@eiter i'm g1oroen finben beftige
&Grnpfe BEL Shtabin uno Saitrdemb
Itatt, Die 3rpiihen @roono uno slu.
sltitopo liesen, bod lit boriiber nod
tpellig befantt getporoen.
Gie Oelitiden boben bic yta1.
rihten ii5er ibren sroben Sieg bel
ben noiuriihen Seen unseberer
iibertrieben, 6ern bic 4dnlpTe 1dpen
nod rufIiider sfniift ~a6en crit be-
aonnen". Die oeutfhe gebnupfiiig,
bab oou,it Der @interfelo3ug 5it
einem sIdr3enben enoe seoragf
porben iei, lit entihieoen oerfrnpt.
MuHiide Offisiere meinen. Die Seiit'
s6o,, haho,,t,fefen 1tefe 9tltde ffur,
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-02-25
Bon eisener Tlinte sc.Otet.

little a, M1id., %. Sebr. @iaiom
9if]t, Der iiiblih BON l1tica lebte,
muroe oiif Der Stelle getotet, nls iid)
icine 6linte 5iifdIlie entlito, ipGbreno
or ouf Der Sago iiber einen 3aun
tletterte. Gie 9aoung rib bern Opfer
Die Sddoelocde fort. 9ifJt Dar 56
Sabre off,
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-02-25

0ie einotse fdsric4e oe,sf.
($e Seitnne in 2aieisan.
wec4e Ole 9eperoRen 6ss
GH. 8rsge 6rinst
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-02-25
SSnS bcmti6e $am1bpOte
ill acbt $a9en sur
Strecfe bracbteu

bonoelt, Der am %. 6ebruur nod.
n1ittag auf Der Sohe Don Seadp
Seoo BON einem oeittihen llnterIee.
boot angegriffen muroe.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-02-25
- 6aineD -
fiir Ypliseirihter.

G6as. S. Sasnotpsfi fir GOnntp-
amnaltA
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-02-25
.titere 5000 @efangene n0rb.
li6 pOn Oer @ei4iel gema9t,

admpfc out Njtmell, SObr
nno Narem 0anerlt
fDrt.
Inr bel MpsiIp ideinen &niiem I'm
@Drteil ST iein.
Sabea bort aber sesen 9entid)e fiinf'
fahe uebermad)t.
gpn Der @eitfrpnt nidts 8eipnberes
81 beriHten.
&niien riibnen itd) lpfaler Grfolse
in aarpatben.
Siirfen iiesreidl BEL Slrtsin in Srans'
fanfaiien.
@ertreiben audl &niIen aus Glmall
in Sleinaiten.
Der En.riutismns Der Sportsman'
ner pon Gpium.
Tferberennen iteben linen bDber als
Die @erlpnnbcten.
Sir Gbmarb 8reg seiu1brt Tniien
grDkmiitis einen Sitieebafen.
@erteilt Sarenfea, bepur Der go,
mod crlegt lit.
Ereinier slsanitll nno Nbmiralit1ts
lurb Gbnrhta einig.
Gnglano iuiiroe aitd) obne ssrantretd
nmo Hnslano f1mpfen.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1915-08-20
STATE or VIRGINIA.

In the Clerks Office of the Circuit
Court OF Shenandoah County, to-wit
G. B. Fadely, &c -. Compliments,
vs.. In Chancery 1923
Moses Fadely's Admir- sc. .Defts.
The object of this suit is to settle
the account OF the administrator of
Moses FadelY, deceased to ascertain
and fix the estate OF which Moses
Fadely died seized and possessed,
and ascertain and ifs the liens bind
ing thereon according to their respec-
tive proirities, and to convene the
creditors of said Moses Fadely before
a Commissioner of Chancery of the
Circuit Court to sell any real estate
of which Moses Fadeiy died seized,
particularly that held jointly by the
said Moses Fadeiy and Caroline
Fadely, and subject the interest OF the
said Moses Fadeiy to The pa yment OF
his debts, if any, and otherwise dis
tribute the proceeds of the sale of the
real estate among the heirs and dis
tributes of Moses Fadely and Caro-.
line Fadely according to their respec.
tive interests, and for general relief.
1t appearing by affidavit that the
defend ants Jennie Constable, w. II
Shadwell, jamie Bowers and Johr
Bowers, her husband, Ida W. Shad
we'll, John W. Shadwell, Mary NJ
Shadwell, Hattie G.. Shadwell, Myrtle
L Shadwell, are non residents of thi.
State, it is therefore ordered thu
they do appear within fifteen day!
after due publication of this motto,
and do what is necessary to protec
their interests.
GEO. W. MILEY, D. CLERK.
Tavenner & Bauserman, p. q.
i. July 30-4w
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1915-08-20

Winchester Va, Aug. TO-
Miss Mary Life, 40 years old. is
in a critical condition here, with
collar bone and several ribs frac-
tired and internal injuries as a
result of being struck Yesterday
near Tenth Legioa by an auto
mobile in charge of Frank Dolan,
of Harrisonburg.
She started across the pike to
a neighbours home, thinking
Doian would stop to pay toll at
the gate which she and her
sister keeps, but the machine
kept going and struck her. Dolan
helped her into the house and
brought physician.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1915-08-20
Edith.

Mr.. Maybery Glenn and family
of Newark, Ohio, arrived here
Friday to visit his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Isaiah Glenn. They are
travelling in a REQ machine.
Ed. John Clanahan who has
been i'll is improving.
| Misses Ethel and Agnes Mars
Iton, of Woodstock visited Their
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs
Isaiah Glenn recently.
Mr.. w. A. Glenn, of Manassa.
visited his parents this week, he
was accompanied by his nephew
Ernest Glenn, of Luray.
Mr.. B. E. Compton attended
the reunion at Luray last Satur-
Iday.
Mr.. Lawrence Marston who
has been working in the manga
nese mine near Seven Fountains,
came home SUNDAY i'll. DR..
Downey was summoned Monday.
Miss Edith Callan and brother
Carroll, of Luray, who have been
visiting relatives in Manassas
arrived here Friday to visit their
grandparents.
Miss Leila Good is i'll at her
home near here.
Miss Edna Grandstaff is spend
ing week with her parents Mr..
and Mrs. Charlie Grandstaff.
Miss Rhoda Compton spent
Saturday with Miss Ruth Callan
in Luray.
The festival recently held at
Mt. Zion was well attended.
Miss Martha Glenn is visiting
Miss Edna Grandstaff.
Miss Edith Callan spent the
first of the week with her friend
Miss Rhoda Compton.
Mr.. Clarence Crisman made
business trip to Stephens City
last week.
Mr.. George Johnson is visiting
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Johnson.
This section was visited by a |
fine rain Sunday.
Mrs. Carrie Glenn visited herl
sister, MRS. Bell Glenn this week. |
Mrs. Philip Crisman and dsuph.
Ter, Miss Dora spent Saturday
with Mrs. Albert johnson.
Miss Audrey Golladay is visit-
ng her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F.
i. Golladay.
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Columbia Furnace

This section has been visited
by some heavy rains in the last
few weeks. Lightning struck
Chas. Momaw's house Thursday
and did considerable damage.
Messrs. William and Harry
Coffnan have completed the new
Bank Barn on D. A. Bowman's
dairy farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Palmer Ryma n
and ia mily visited Jerome this
week.
Mr.. William Coffman and wife
were visitors at Mr.. Mark Rick.
ards recently.
Mss Margret Coffman and
aunt Mrs. Ella Stackslaughter,
OF iIagerstown. Md, were visi-
tors at Lantz Mill this week.
Visitors at the home of Mr.. !.
N. Coffman were Mrs. Ella
Stackslaughter and children,
Mary and Paul. of Hagerstowu,
Md Mrs. Fannie Haunshell, of
Jadwyn.
The Harmony Band boys have
postponed their all day picnic
till the second Saturday in Sept.
on account of the slight scare at
Conicville.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. George
and grandson, little Fred He1sley
were visitors at S. II. Hels'ey's
this week.
Mrs. S. T. Grandstaff, OF
Readus spent Saturday at her
home near this place.
Miss Lucy Leatherman al
foreign missionary is spending a
few weeks with Miss A. F. Herle
Of this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Delbert Fadely
We're guests at Mr.. E. B. Coffelt's
he first of the week.
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STATE OF VIRGINIA,

In the Clerks Office of the Circuit
Court of Shenandoah County, to-wit:
Joseph e Tisinger, administrator of
Reuben {. Will, decd, Compltj
VS.. 10 Chancery 1924
Albert Will ana others, Defts.
The object of this suit is to settle
the estate of Reuben G.. WILL deceased.
under the direction of the Circuit
Court of the Coontg of h4nandoah;
to convene the creditors, if any, of
the said Reuben G. Will before a
Commissioner of the Court, to be de-
signated by the Court, and ascertain
the debts, according to their prior
| tiles, against the estate OF the said
| Reuben G.. Will; to distribute the
estate under the will of said Reuben
| c.. Will so far as the said testator
bequeathed his property; to distribute
the residue under the direction of the
Court to the distri butees of Reuben
! c.. Will, or those entitled thereto. and
for general relief.
1t appearing by affidavit that the
defendants, Sarah G. Netf, Albert
Will, BERTHE Hopewell (nee Fry), Will
liam Long, Ollie Webb (nee Long.
widow of Henry Webb, deceased.
Bette G. Long. widow of Charles H.
Long, G. G Long, Mary E Long,
William D Long, Conrad Long, c H
! Long, Jr.. children of Charles II
Long, decd. Frank E Long. son Of
Conrad Long, decd, Samuel Long,
Rosa Doner Tree Long,. Katie Frantz
tnee Long, Reubea Will Long, Geo
. Long, Ella Lupp (nee Long children
of Jacob Long. decd, Rosa Franken-
berry, (nee Sewers. Bessie Felker Gee
Sewers, wife OF John Fe ker, Samuel
Long, Mary Jane Salsgiver NEE
Long,, Ida Acker (nee Long, Martin
Long, Wilson Long and Homer Long,
children of Martin Long, decd Mary
Leach tnee Hockman), S NJ Hickman,
r Henry Hickman, Lille Wilson (nee
e Hickman, the children of Mary Hook
j man, decd, andthe grand children Of
Daniel Long. decd. Herbert Hausen-
fluck, Leslie Hausenfuck, Harold
Hausesfuck, children of Emma
HausenAuck, decd. and the grand
children of Daniel Long, decd, are
non residents of this State, it is there.
W fore ordered that they do appear
within fifteen days after due publica
cation of this notice and do what is
necessary to protect their interest.
GEO W. MILEY, D. Clerk
. Tavenner 81 Bauserman, p. q.
!, July 30-4t.
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Hit BY automobile, Dies,

Luray, Va, Aug. 16.-James
b, Lawler, a shoemaker of this
county. died today in Lur. y
from injuries sustained Saturd; '
during 1.-THE reunion of Rosser-
Gibbons Camp of Confedera e
Veterans. Mr.. Lawler came o
Luray accompanied by his wife.
and in the crowd he became
separated from her. In attempt.
ing to cross the street he was
with epilepsy and run
down By an automobile, one leg
and three ribs being broken.
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POWell'S Fort.

The season in this section has
been very fine.
Mrs. c. M. Golladay is very i'll
with typhoid fever and two of
her children are also i'll with it.
Mr.. H. c. Ritenour and wife,
of Baltimore, are spending a few
weeks in this section.
Mr.. Walter Glenn and wife, of
Baltimore, are visiting the lat
ter's father, Mr.. W. H. Ritenour.
Mrs. Glen is i'll with the fever.
Last Sunday a week ago the
lightning struck Mr.. ]. S. Bars
new barn. 1t ran down at the
four corners and split the posts
and braces and loosened the
Notwithstanding. The harness
that was hanging back of the
horses were badly torn by the
stroke. The damage was assess
ed by Mr.. S. E. Boyer for the
Home Mutual Company.
| H. c. Ritenour and wife spent
last Wednesday night with E.
R. Smith and family.
i The reunion in the Little Fort
was we'll attended last Saturday
| All seemed to.enjoy the day, es'
pecially Messrs. Charlie Burner
and Hugh Beydler.
Il Messrs. o. M. Smith and Geo
Ritenour, of near Maurertown
i, spent Saturday night with Mr.
Samuel Cullers and family.
Il The Lutheran Synod is now il
session at St. David's.
i Mr.. George McClanahan, O.
Strasburg, is visiting in thi.
section. He has a very sicl
horse at Mr.. P. Shoots.
i We are glad to note that Mr.
!. | Frank Robinson is able to be on
Iagain.
/ Mrs. Elizabeth Baker is still
very i'll.
\ Miss Laura Ritenour had thu
misfortune to cut her hand las
week.
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Annapolis, Nd, Aug. 49,
The body Of Maurice T. Will.
liams, 80 years old, SON of Mrs.
Mary Tate Williams, of Annap.
oils, who was killed when his
automobile turned turtle on a
road near Ridgeway..Va., yester-
day was brought here today.
The funeral will take place to-
morrow morning from the home
of his mother on King George
street. Burial will be in Cedar
Hill Cemetery near Baltimore.
Mr.. Williams was the son of the
late DR.. Elijah Williams, who
for several years was Treasurer
OF Anne Arundel county.