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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1915-01-08

the mouth OF the Little kahawha,
and extending down the Ohio,
below the mouth Of Big Sandy
Creek.
i
All those may apply to the fol-
lowing gentlemen any time be-
fore the first of May next or the
subscriber at the head of the Big
Spring, Cumberland county, Pa.
Col. George Huston and John
Coleman, Rockingham county,
Va.
Mr.. Williams, Clerk of Court,
Woodstock, Shenandoah county,
Va.
| Capt. John Bailor. Cedar
Creek, iona Foster, Printer
Winchester, Va.
! Mr.. Buck, Front Royal. Va.
David Hunter and VIM. Somer
vile, Esqr., Martinsburg, Va.
| l empower any of the allow
agents to sign my name, to an
paper to which my signatur,
ought to be affixed.
JAMES IRWIN.
Nov. II. 1917,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1915-01-08

One second -hapd automobile in
go"d unning order. Full set of new
tires and innertubes. For further
Particulars address
CHAS. HUPP,
DC lo-4s Woodstock, Va.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1915-01-08
htA1LY 4 hUf6krD
YEARS AGO.

YEARS AGUs
Froaf tho Woodstock HERALD
f JaHfafy 7, 1918.
ARMY AND. FORTIFICA-
TIONS.
The following message was
by the House of Repre-,
sentatives on the ~ inst. from
the President of the United |!
States:
To the Hoa . of Representatives of the
Urite.. oiates:
III compliance with a resolu-
tion of the House of Represent
tatives of the 18th OF this month,
requesting to be informed of the
present strength of the army of
the United States, its distribu-
ton among the several military
posts, which it is designed to
protect, and its competency to
preserve and defend the fortifca-
tons among which it is dis
tributed and to aid in construct
ing such other military works,
lif any, as it may be deemed
proper to erect for the more effec-
tual security of the United
States, and of the territories
therefore, now transmit a re.
port from the Secretary Of War,
which contains the information
desired.
JAMES MONROE.
December u, 1917.
The detailed and particular
statement accompanying the re-
port from the adjutant genera s
Office, states the actual numl er
of the present peace establish
ment at 1926 including officers.
| From a late statement it APP
pears that there are twenty-three
newspapers printed in Virginia
'lOf these 3 are daily thriCe
weekly---3 semi-weekly and tie
rest weekly.
i Owe regret that the names are
not given.)
| GENERAL KOSCIUSKO.
/ Translated for the Baltimore Pdtio
from the Paris Journal de Com.
meree" Of Oct. 81.
| The funeral of General Koscius.
ko took place this day. His nam,
belongs to the civilized world
and his virtues to humanity
America includes him among hel
most illustrious defenders. Pc
land laments in him a patriot
whose life was consecrated to tn,
lcause of her liberty and indie
lpendence. France and Switzer-
land admired in him the man O
benefcence and virtue. Russia
who vanquished him, never be
held a man more mistaken in hi!
principles, or firmer in adversity
We are not at all surprised
then, that the funeral service
celebrated in honor of Genera
Kosciusko, attracted today, t.
the church of St. Roch, not onl,
1.-THE friends of the illustrious de
lceased that were in Paris, blu
also a great number of Poland
ers, many of whom have shared
the charges and the victory O
the warriors, and who wore tina
honorable distinction which oc
casions such glorious recollec
tons. The Americans also pait
the tribute due to the memory O.
1.-THE friend of Washington, of thu
hero who shed his blood in thei,
Id efense, and was one of those te
whom they are indebted for the
independence of their county.
Married, on the 18th ult. BY
the Rev. Mr.. Schumacher, Mr.
Peter Hannah to Miss Mary
Keller, daughter of Henry Kel.
Her, Esq, all of this county.
| Abraham Fravel, P. NJ, ad.
Ivertises sc letters remaining in
1.-THE Post Office.
| @ All those indebted to the
lOfice will please call and pay
their accounts. Az
w. w. Vernon advertises fer
sale "A very central stand suit
able for any kind of business. 1t
is situated next door to the Wood
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1915-01-08
The snsexer.

AT whom are you looking?" de-
manded the young lady Of the youns
man who obstructed her path.
aAtchoo!" replied the hay fever Va,
t4I and hurried evnv.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1915-01-08
TAKE NOTICE.

TAKE NOTICE.
All officers and soldiers Cor
their legal representatives, who
served in the regiment called
Virginia Blues. under the late
General, then Col. Washington.
all those who served under Col.
Nm. Burd, also of Virginia, all
those who served under Col. Hen
~ Buckwheat, who commanded
The first battalion called Royal
Americans, all those who served
under the late General, then Col.
John Armstrong, called Pennsyl-
vania Provincials, second repi-
nent commanded by Col. James
8urd, 3rd regiment commanded
~ the late General then Col.
Hugh Mercer all those who
served under the command of
ZEN. Henry Buck waist in 1863
md "a
.
re all entitled to Crown Lands, |
y virtue of the Kings procla-
nation dated Oct. 7, 1863 which
$ upon record in each of the orig.
nal thirteen United States. The
ands were laid off and patented
Il the years 1772, 3 and 4. Lands
aid IN az Virginia Blues in the
tate Of Virginia, beginning ct
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1915-01-08

Special Lot of Ribbons worth 10c. to 25c.
will be sold at SC. per yard.
Special Lot of Dress Shirts, specially priced
Special Lot of Lawns and India Linens
Reduced Prices on Sweaters and Underwear.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1915-03-04
DOMACl zPRAVY.

J. M. Petfik byl Yankton We
stfedu.
Frank Orr odjel do Scotland mi
nulou sohotu.
Ma prodej semeno vojtesky u
Petffk u Turek.
Nezapome1te zaplatit taxy ma
Farmers Bank. :
Jan Vanecek byl navstevnikem
v Yankton v pondelf. .t
Pf. Franka Dostala odiela do O.
mshy v 6tery do leceni.
Josef Melichar a Frank Bouska
|4byli v Yankton v sobotu.
Josef Duffek a jeho manzelka
byli v Yankton v pondelf.
Z. V. Ptak z Tyndall byl zde v
pond6lf "a obChodnf zaleSitosti.
A. J. Fillaus a Vaclav Janda Z
Dante byli zde n~avstevou v dterF.
Pr. r. A. Goodwina byla navst6
YOU v Yankton v pondeli u ptatel-
". j. Noll, Dale Hampton a j.
A. Matuska byli v Ysnkton We
stfedu.
Pr. Roberta Vauka a jeff sestra
Beatrice Udlinek byly v Yankton
v 1terS.
Edward Dvofa6ek cd Dante byl
zde nSystsvou u ptatel ma zacatku
t5dne.
81. Laura Piroutek byla navste-
you u svSch rodi6d v Ravinia pres
nedeli.
John DvofaGek a jeho manzelka
2 Kingsburg byli zde navstevou v
pondelf.
Mattel Pekaf byl navstevou u
pf6tel u Wagner ma zaGatku tSd-
ne,
Henry Schneider a Jos. Hupka
z Wagner byli zde n~avst9vou ma
zacatku tydne.
Louis Novak Ravinia byl zde
ohledn6 prodeje sveho pozemku u
Lakeport tento tfden.
Pr. Josefa Bouzy cd Wagner
po kratsf navsteve Sc vratila do
sveho domova v pondelf.
Ralph a George Cooley Sc vrati-
Ii z Chicago minulf patek kamz
zaslaii pet kar dobytka.
J. P. Cooley zasflal 10 kar vykr
men&ho dobytka do Chicago v pom
deli j. w. Hruska 2 kary.
81. Marie Janda ztravila zde ne
kolik dnf n6vstevou u sv5ch rodi-
Gu ku konci minuleho tydne.
Beru ma nocleh a stravu n&vstev
Milky zdeiSi nemocnice. Pr. G.. w
Brownson, Gil Maple st., Yank-
ton. ADV.
DR.. D. V. Moore z Yankton byl
povolan v sobotu do zdeisi Skoly
kde dcera p. Peschgesa vazne one
mocnela ma srdeGnf vadu.
N9kdo by mel postayiti budovu
v Napa a okazovati pohyblive OBJ
razy tenn kteff tam musf Gekati ma
Wax ably Jim Gas usel.
Albert Kort&n a jeho yet, Steve
Duffek jeli do Yankton We stfedu
pro sv6 mauzelky jenz Sc tam ma
leZaly v nemocnici, v lecenf. .
Matuska a Hampton minulou ne
deli okazovali sceny POOLE jiste Re.
Iezuice, ktere Sc vseobecn6 libily.
Tez i p~ohyblive obrazy Sc zamlou-
valy.
Josef Wanek re Scotland byl
zde "a jakousi zaleSitostf We site
du. Vyprodal svGj obchod Dude
Sc patrns stshovati ma svojf farmu
" sew. Dakote.
Pf. Landanovs, jenz bydlf v
Montana a byls zde navstevou u
sve dcery, pf. ThompsoDove ode
la do Madrid, Iowa, v pondelf ma
nav 81 ku sve dcefi, pr. Page
owe. ........
Alois Rokdsek koupil obydli pc
starem Southport v pondslf .kamz
Sc S rodinou nastehuie. R.. A.,
Goodwin, ienz Y nem pfftomne
bydlf Sc nastehuje do obydlf ktere
vlastuf p. Simek.
Frank a Vincent Reh6fkoye
koupili 100 akrG pozemku cd
Adolfa Uherky, jenE Sc naleza 5
mil 5 mil severozapadn6 cd mssta.
Il HLe - EwfH.HN ~ al - - -t-#.#M .
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1915-03-04
For
cough,

whoopina eoagh, BROUGHT y,
lis, hoarseness and Group
try Seyera's Balsam for
Lungs. Price IS and Soc
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1915-03-04

Pohfeb zesnule pf. VojtGcha
Soukupa, ktera zemfela % Gnora
We SVEN domov6 u Wagner Sc cd
bSval zde minulJ patek "a hoin6
no G6astenstvf. Pozdstatky sem
byly dopraveny pc draze a VISTA
veny We spolkove sfni n&Gez Sc v
prGyodu slo do kostela kde slouze-
ma MISE "a zesnulou, a dojemne ka-
zanf mel Msgr. Bouska, naGes po-
pozGstatky pohfbeny ma hfbitove
vedle kostela. Zesnula byla dee.
rou manzeln Voitech Wagnero-
vycb, starych osadnfkG zdejsich a
narodila Sc v tonic okresu pred
35 roxy. Ia Vojt6cha Soukupa
Sc provdala "a list. v roce 1903.
Zanechava zde manzela a Gtyry
dftky, diva hosiky a dive holeiGky,
z nichz nejstarsfmu jest 10 rokG
jenz truchlf jejfho pfedGasneho cd
chodu. Tez zde zanechav& stafic-
Ike rodice, diva bratry, Jana a Vac
lava, a dive sestry, pr. jana Ham
bergra apf. j. J. MARTINEZ. Vys-
lovujem poznstal5m svoif nejhlub.
81 soustrSst.
Dfkivzdanf.
Vyslovujf touto cestou svij
neihlubsf dix Msgr. Bouskovi "a
dojemnou FED a obfady v kostele a
ma hfbitov4, sestram ucitelkam "a
zpsv, darcdm kvstin a vsem tenn
jenz Sc pohfbu me drahs manzelky
Kristfny. s1castnili a mas v gar
moucenf potesili. Volam vsem
srdeeny dfkl
Yojtech Soukup.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1915-03-04

81. Emilia Vaithova byla navste-
YOU u pfatel v Yankton pies neds-
Ii.
H. j. Peschges, kovaf z Ra vi
MIA Sc zde zdrzuje tento tSden mas
ledkem onemocnenf jeho dcerky
ktera navstevuje zdejsf skolu.
Pomnfky a nahrobky nejlepsf a
take nejlacinsji YAM prodajf mist
nj jednatele pro zavod SvobodGv v
Omaze. HOSTEL a Jezewski. (Adv
Name ma prodei obchodnf kni-
by, jake ledgers a day books.
KIDD by knihy takov6 potfeboval
mIzem mu je ~opatfiti. Indepen-
dent.
Sdeluiem S nasimi Gtenafi vel
kou novinku: Re v dtery pocal pa
dat snih a padal bezmdla cely IT,
deu. Ovsem davno jiz nepadal
tax nenf divu.
Pfivezte nam svou prdci nynf a
neGekejte az do jara, kdy budem
pteplD9nf praci. Jenom TAX mG-
zete b5t jistf, re prdci budete miti
na jafe hotovou. Velek Bratff,
kovafi. (Adv.
Barta Wagner ienz Sc zde sGGast
nil pohtbu pr. Vol. Soukupa nam
sdelil, Re Sc stehuje do Andrus,
kde vlastnf 120 akrG pozemku a
pfirentoval 81 jeste n9co. Bude
bydleti vedle Choteau Creek, kde
prS Sc dobfe rybatf. Ovsem Re
vydatel jej tam caste navstivf a "a
rybaff 81.
Ma pohfeb pr. Soukupov6 minu-
II p&tek z dali Sc dostavili t6z mi
mo iin5ch: Bart Soukup, JOS. Sou
kup, Frank, Vaclav, Martin a To-
mas hostel a jejich manzelky, pr.
M. Sfkorova, V. j. Wagner z Hu
ron, j J. MARTINEZ, Frank Klou-
eek a Bart Wagner.
KazdS by mel b5ti pojist6n ma
zivot, k Will sve rodin9 a tenn jenz
jsou ma mem zavislf, Jest to nut
most a tim padem Sc dejte pojistit
u spoleGnosti nejspolehlivejsf. Spo
leGnost U. s. Annuity jenz pojis-
tuje ma zivot je silna a stojf "a nj
muzove poctivf. Mfstnf iednatele
hostel & Jezewski YAM objasnf
cokoliv byste 81 pfali. (Adv.
August Seiner Sc nastehoval ma
farmu F. w. Nolla kterou ma pro
najmutou ku konci minuleho tyd-
ne. Nekolik zdejSfch hudebnikd
i kteff hrat neumf Jim pfipravilo
pfekvapenf v sobotu veGer, kde
pax Sc vsichni pobavili. Rudolf
a Jan Bystficky jsou jiz Sc svfmi
rodinami ma Vaukove farm9 tel
odstehovanf. Emil Vauk Sc svou
manzelkou Sc z fanny mast ehoval
do mesta.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-02-25
DOUBLE SERVICE
AUTOM o BILE TIRE S
Guaranteed 1000 Miles Service.
ABSOLUTELY PUSCTUREPROOF

Double Service Tires are double thr
thickness of the best standard make
tires.
This 100 per cent. greater wearing
surface naturally gives that much more
mileage aud service. The average Of
IL piles Of tough fabric and one inch
surface tread rubber makes these tires
absolutely punctureproof.
These tires excel all Others for use
i'm the country over rough and rugged
roads as well rs on hard pavements.
They are as e asy riding and resilient
us any other pneumatic tire-the air
space and pressure being the same.
They are the most economical and
"care free" tires made, and are used
where tires must be depended on and
tire troubles cannot be tolerated.
Many Double Service style tires are in
use in the United States government
and European war service.
our output is limited to a certain
amount, but for short time we offer
the following reduced special prices
as an Introductory Ofler.
FUfr,. Isxfpo IIauNsN
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-02-25
TRIED TO HOLD UP
JUDGE COHEN

Tampa. Feb. 19.-When Henry An
drews. white, tackled Judge NJ. Henry
Cohen last night as he came from his
office in the Curry building Andrews
little thought he would sit in judgment
on his case I'm police court nor did
he imagine he had tackled one who
was prepared to look out for himself,
The judge had just come from his
office after changing his parade clothes
when Andrews stepped up to him de
handing that he give him money with
which to purchase something TO eat.
The Judge referred him to the Asso-
ciated Charities. when Andrews retort-
ed "To hell with such places ana
lunged at Judge Cohen as If to get his
watch.
The judge backed Off and drew his
revolver. In Il second Andrews had
fled. with Judge Cohen in hot pursuit.
lie chased him several blocks aud then
ran across Policeman Palmer who
Joined in the chase. later capturing
their man as he stood In a place OF
supposed hiding, lighting cigarette.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-02-25
MAY LEAD TO STRIKE
OF METAL WORKERS,
Tin Plate and Sheet Workers Refuse
TO Accept Wage Cut.

pittsburg Feb. 1S.-President John
Williams. Of the Amalgamated Assocl-
alton of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers,
refuses to comment on the action OF
members of that organization In reject
ing the proposition looking to reduc-
ton in wages agreed upon at n con-
ference of representatives of the men
and independent sheet and tin plate
manufacturers here recently subject to
ratification by the membership, except
to say that the result spoke for itself.
Official announcement of the result OF
the referendum vote which was taken
Saturday was made here yesterday.
Members of the association asserted
that 1t is now up to the manufacturers
to make the next move, as they were
instrumental In having the vote taken.
hut here has been no indication so far,
1t was said, just what action would
he taken.
According to the proposition submit
ted to the members OF the association.
the wages Of tin plate workers were
to he reduced 8 per cent. and sheet
workers a trihe over IL per cent, bas-
ed on sliding scale.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-02-25
FORBIDDEN CITY"
THROWN WIDE OPEN.

Pekin, Feb. 1S.-As gambling Is Il
favorite Chinese pastime at the esason
of new year, the PeSin police permit
ted it, contrary to recent orders, Tor
a period of six days from January A..
The object was to encourage the peo-
pie to observe the foreign calendar
rather than the old style lunar form.
the new calendar having been adopted
by the republic in its zeal for things
modern.
All that section Of the Forbidden
City" which is held by the government
of the republic (the Manchu dynasty
having been relcgated to the northern
Soction) was thrown open to the pun
lie for the first three days of the ne"
year. and military bands played In the
great paviliOns where the emperors for
merly received their tributary princes
in audience. and restaurants were tenn
pOrarily established there.
In celebration of the new President
Yuan Shi-Kai issued Il general amneS-
ty to rebels. The police regulations pro-
vide that any man may return to chi
ma II his family and his friends VIII
make themselves responsible for his III
ture good conduct.
A former amnesty to a certain sec
ton or group Of rebels who were mis-
led" by more prominent leaers has been
carried out successfully, but Ii Is
doubted by many foreign observers to
the capital whether the new amnesty
will be extended to certain prominent
leaders as well as to minor men.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-02-25
FORMER ALABAMA OFFICIALS
MAY HAVE TO PAY 100000

Montgomery, Ala, Feb. &c. T..
Smith, former state auditor, and Join
purifoy, former state treasurer. were
held jointly and individually response
BILE for more than 100000 alleged to
hlave been paid out illegally for special
counsel fees during their terms of Of
flee, accoring to a report filed with
Governor Henderson by J. T. German
and W. f. Wilkinson, examiners OF
public accounts. Upon an opinion OF
W. L. Martin, attorney general II
was ruled that former Governor O'Neal
could not legally pay special counsel
fees, and that the officials paying out
these sums were therefore responsible
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-02-25
BANKER AND son HELD
FOR KILLING OF OLIVER.


Leesburg. Ga. Feb. 2O.-Five prom
trent men Of Lee and Sumter counties
were locked up In jail here yesterday
accused OF taking part in the assas'
sinatlon NJ Banker A. ID. oliver mere
last Wednesday night A warrant Tor
another man had not been served laS'
night.
The dead banker was buried ycstcr.
day.
An important witness, a negro, MS
appeared yesterday afternoon. but was
found late last night and Is under sur
VIGILANCE.
The murder car is said to have been
traced to Macon, and will be brought
here at the time Of the hearing
Commitment hearings have been
continued until Tuesday.
It is reported that the shot gun
with which oliver was killed has been
traced to It's owner. Insurance policies
carried on his life, It Is said, will play
n large part in the unravcling Of the
mystery.
Thes are the important Developments
iu n day of thorough investigation that
carried Sheriff Mooreland and Coroner
Coxwell to the far corners Of the coun.
ty.
Those arrested yesterday were G., w.
Chance. cashier Of the Bank Of Smith
vile. and his son, Claude, who Is an
assistant bOokkeeper In the Macon Ma
tlonal Bank at Macon.
Sheriff Mooreland and his deputy
went to Smithville early yesterday
with the warrants which had been Is
sued for the Chances. father and son
and also for Minter Kenncy. a grocer
Of that place, who is charged with he
believe he will surrender.
ing implicated in the crime. Friends
The commitment hearings for tn
Chances and Roy Black Roy Jones an
]. c. Black will he held before Jus
tlce Of the Peace A. W. Goodwin.
Hundreds Of people c'lu. here ycstcr
/ day to attend the funeral Of the deao
banker and to attend the commitment
hearings that we're scheduled to taxi
place.
Tch funeral service was conducted h.,
the Rev. Mr.. Kelley, pastor Of tn
Presbyterian church. The casket wa
loaded down with flowers sent by tn
friends Of the dead banker. The sci
vice was short. There were no rela
tivcs I'm attendance. The body had no
been claimed, and only the provision
Of the will were carried out that $50
be spent on the funeral,
After the funeral the court hous
was packed with men and women I
: await the hearing There was a gre0
array Of lawyers on hand to represer
the accused men,
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-02-25
THE SCIENCE OF ACCOUNTING

The science OF accounting is good
thing for our business, as 1t II for
every business. IL Is this that enables
MS to know where our leaks are oc-
curing, and to know what portion
OF our business Is profitable aud what
not profitable.
From our records we know when the
cost Of producing this paper reaches 4
point where an increase In advertis-
ing rates Is necessary, and we have re
Gently made a raise In rates.
As Il is good for every manufnrttH-
ing business I'm the United States. II
Is equally good for the fruit grower,
the cattle grower and the farmer.
What does Il cost to produce a box
of oranges, or a box Of grapefruit Not
one grower In ffty in this state Eau
tell you and back It up with the dctu-
al figures of his own operations. He
can guess, and the guesses vary 80
widely that IL Is difficult to arrive at
an approximate figure.
Some real figures ON this subject
would make interesting reading, ana
the cost to q man with a ten acre
grove, compared TO the cost OF the mRn
with twenty or forty acre grove
might teach us much.
The thought is brought to mind by
/ number OF articles that have bsen
| drifting into our office ON subjects like
big Groves VS.. Little Groves We
are getting lot Of theory, and most
Of us could figure II out the same way,
| hut these have all been minus actual
results, compared to the results Of the
other fellow.
Any grower that has been keeping
books, like a grower ought to keen
hooks, win accept this as an invitation
To send I'm results. Florida Grower.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-02-25
USEFUL SENTIMENT.

Just as the happy husband Of Jew
months was about to leave home FOR
the daily grind at his office, his wife
placed hand upon his arm.
Harry. dear" she softly said
haven't you a lock Of my hair some
where in your pocketsT'
81 have indeed, sweetheart" was the
prompt response of hubby, and he M,
fectionately embraced the sharer OF
his sorrows and joys. 81 have 1t right
here in the pocket closest to my heart
That's fine Harry" delightedly re-
turned little WHEY. won't you please
take it and see If you can match me
some puffs when you get down town
Telegraph.