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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1916-05-25
Shepherdown Jefferson County, Thursday
The Last Voyage.

Some silver night this barque. my SOUL
Will spread sudden SAIL
When the worn anchor gives at last
And the old moorings fail:
Without a word, without CRY,
Wide-winged, elate and free,
No doubt or fear for freight, or pain,
VIII put 10 open sea.
shall not mind me il my PROV
Be pointed north or south
So there are wild winds on my brow
And salt spray on my mouth.
| shall not reckon how the miles
Go ilinging down my wake
II. brittle on my Questing PROV.
The pungent brine shall break.
So shall ! sail and sail and SAIL
Till, in the whistlng foam,
The seas God and my souls shall say.
Good mariner put home
Then. through the gate OF some god dawn.
Strong hclmed and sIraightly driven.
Ny ship Sha'lmake that ancient port,
The happiness OF heaven
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1916-05-25
Mothers Risk and soldier. Risk.

Mrs. Farrell: 1--WE risked my life
eight times in child bed"
General Mitthener: My dear Mrs
Farrell you surely would not compare
a risk of that harmless domestic kint
to the fearful risks of the battlefield"
Mrs. Farrell: Il wouldn't compare
risks run to bear living people into
the world 10 the risk run to blow
them ont Cf rEo w0-ld 4 mother:
r-' .r. --~'s nothing bu
A'--.' .' Shaw.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1916-05-25

However vexed you may be overnight,
thi1as will often look very different in
the morning. IfYou have written clever
and conclusive, but scathlng letter, keep
il back till The next day, and II will very
often never 20 al all.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1916-05-25
That Backache Spells Danger
Action Today May Save Shepherds
town People Future Misery

A bad back isn't bad thing II il serves
as warning Of hidden kidney disorders.
Kidney diseases are irighiiully common
today. We over-do so much. We don't
give the kidneys a chance 10 rest up,
and while a bad back, some urinary dis
order, an occasional dizzy spell or per
sistent headache may be the only outward
sign, the kidney trouble that IS behind II
ali may be overlooked or neglected. Put
your signs TO use. Take them as warn
ings. Fight off kidney weakness. II
takes only a slight kidney disorder TO
start a case OF fatal Bfight's disease. from
which 100 600 people die in the United
States every year. Prompt treatment at
first-that's all that's necessary 10 keep
kidney weakness from turning into gravel,
dropsy, gout, heart trouble or Brights.
Use Doan's Kidney Pils-the Oldest. The
most widely used, the best-reoommenced
Kidney Pill. Forty thousand Americans
recommend them publicly. Here's one
Shepherdstown case:
Z. +. Herle, commission merchant,
Princess ST., Shepherdstown, says: "My
kidneys were weak and my back was
lame. Doan's Kidney Pills removed the
trouble. still use Doan's Kidney Pills
when | feel in need Of kidney medicine
and they never fail 10 give me relief"
Price 5O-, at all dealers. Don't simply
ask for a kidney remeoY-get Dosn's KID
ney PllIs-the same that Mr. Hertle had
Fosier-M Milburu Co., Props, Buffalo, y. 7.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1916-05-25
Keen Your Skin Clear And Healthy.

There is only one way TO have clear,
healthy complexion and that is to keep
the bowels active and regular. Dr..
Kings New Lie Pills will make your
complexion healthy and clear, move The
bowels gently. stimulate the liver, cleanse
the system and purify the blood. A splen-
did spring medicine. 25c. at your Drug
gist
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1916-05-25

We sleep, but the loom OF life never
stops, and the pattern which was weay-
ing when the sun went down is weaving
when if comes up Tomorrow .-Beecher.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1916-05-25
N1ILLER'S PHARMACY,
CHARLES TOWN, w. VA.
FIRST-CLASS
Shoe-Repairing Shop.

The undersigned has opened a
shoe repairing shop in Shepherds
town, in the Cookus building on
Main street, and soIicits the patron
age Of the public. First-class work
will be done at the following prices:
Mems Half Soles, SOC.
Mems Heels, &c.
Mems Rubber Heels, 45c.
Ladies Rubber Heels, 35c.
Boys Half Soles and Heels, 6Oc.
Ladies Half Soles and Heels, 6Oc.
SAM MILLER.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1916-05-25
Ground Limestone.

We are prepared 10 furnish Ground
Limestone 10 the public on our farm or 10
do custom grinding.
MCDONALD BROTHERS.
Media Farm, Charles Town. W. Va.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1916-05-25

Because Donkey takes Whim
To Bray at You, why Bray at Him?
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1916-05-25

Mrs. Brown aud her 5-yeaf-old son
were having little chat, when Robbie
said J.:
Mother, I'm going TO have little SIS
ter some day, amt |? 2"
"Why? Do you want one?" asked
his mother.
"Well, I'm tired OF teasing the cat"
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-19
&pln Spbe abbcrnfcn.
Sbonlas @nIf i1 9llrallt, 5

Sput SpuS upOStll
Sbomas @uI int Gllrallt, Sa
@citcrn Wprgen 1,llt 2 llbr lit il
icillcm @cin in Iurullt Elm befanIl
ter oclltid)er @iirgcr oieier Srtldaft
SER Sbo1nas @ltlf, nod longer
idJpercr &rallfbeit inn fraftigltcl
Mmulesalter bon llltr AZ Sabrcn, 4
Motatcn ulro is 5agel bonn Soot
bilnpcggcrafft mproell.
Ser gl,tidlafene puroc alt 81,
Sftober 1868 in 2ellfcnoorf allf Scr
Srlcl Iclnabr1 geborcl1, MO CT altf-
apild)s. Snl Mlter bon MN is Sab
rell fanl CT 1881 ms 2u1b, mobin
linn id9ull oeridieocre lci1cr 8riioer
bprallsge9anNell fparcn. ST faln SUI
crit llad) Scott Gonlltp, no er slierlt
aitf ciiler Iarln bel Nem 2ibertp Cir
belt llabll, ipatcr bcarbeitete er, che
CT llad) Iurant 5og, cine 1Sarm III
Malscafiile Gpultp, nidt melt BON
Stodfton. San Sabre 1890, in ben=
ielben Sabre, III Incident Die gltcrll
ms 2ano mllb in oieie 8egenD fa-
men, p%erbeiratbete er 1id} NIT Sri.
WSillnlc Sd)ul5, NIT lpelder er bori=
ges Sabr Dos idolle Set Der fiber
llen Sod)5eit feierl1 fonnte, urr0 Die
jest nit Slpei @inoern, 2enbarb nnb
Gobert @lllf, ben uq5ufriiben SOB
0cs liebepollert, trel,ell @atten l1to
gaters betraltert. Mit ibr tral1ern
Die gltcrlt, @err @ei1ri9 @ulf nno
Sralt Margaretbe @mli, geb. @ol5,
alno 8 @eldppiiter, Sobannes, Sllius,
sSris, @tnil, Matber ltrp1 @einrid)
@ltlf, Strait Margaretbe GauItim,
geb. @ulf, 1omie gilbert uno &arrD
@allf ne6lt &ertpa1oten.
Die 8eeroieung finoet morgen,
Montag, ben 90. Mdr5, Madmittass
alln 2 ll6r, bom 5ral1erbaule in 9ll=
rallt aus nad oem 9urant Jrieobofe
ltati.
5rau MnnaD 9. DeIfg.
Neah lal1eerem 2eioen lit geltern
Wdorgen I'M $3.50. nbr syrou @lrna
8. Cells in ibrent Seine in SEQ.
1907 5re11o1lt Mpenue geitorben. 9ie
8erltorbene pl1rbe anr 90. Mugult
1856 in grfoe in Shlespig=@eIitein
gebore1. slan IL. SSa1i1ar1s74 Der
beiratbete file iid NIT &errlt sso6n S.
Cells, ser inn Sabre 1912 ifarb.
.lte6erlebt miro Die 8~erltorbene BON
eit,em Sobne, Sobn IS, elmer Sodr
ter, WiarD O., fiirf sdppelter11, 6ral1
-. Sarnpet utto 6ral1 glm11a gernot
bon Davenport, 5ral1 S. IS. Spens
bon Ge0fielot, e. O.. Iral g..
.Strefs BON M1,lt, Sol, nn6 6ral1 s.
SGmis bon &ortlaro, Sre., u116 Ell.
mem grltoer, Jreo Smitb BON Gil
cago, Sl.
Die arrangements fiir Sic @eeroi=
gitltg 1ilo nod) lli6t getroffen NOR
Ocn.
GernunS otto MobIf.
gernon otto &oblt 0ns 5neijabri=
&C sobndle1 bon @errn 1n1o Irall
Otto Goblf, 5peiluloeinebnlbe @5eile
ltorolid bon 8ll1e @raB. lit porge=
lterll Mbcno llall iieben l16r geltorz
ben. IllBer sen gltern trauer1 5pei
Brlloer lnb 51pei Sdnpeltern.
Die @ecroigur1g finoet morgel1
Nadlmittag I'M eil1 l1br BON ser gll,e
'8raB Stride aus al1f benz glue @rab
Jricobof ltatt.
Margaret e. Gru am
Margaret u. @raholn, bas funf
Morate alte Iodterdlen Don &errn
ltllo 5ral1 Sanles @rabam BON SEQ.
1456 @elt 4. StraBe, lit boreelterll
Nbelto Inn eff llbr i'm Mercp @oipi=
tal a~eltorben.
Die 9eeroieul1g finoet bel1te @ad)-
Mittag Inn 5apei l19r DOM Sral,er=
ball'e aus auf Dem Solp 6annily
5rieSbof ltatt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-19
S. $. Sebcns.
$. s. simmel1.
Srib Bauer.
@oolpb Stedel.
Sronf 4. Spaetb.
@uitab 2innelpeb.
6. ~. @er5os.

Sag gommittee cmpfieblt ~ferner.
bab ale Witsliebcr oes gtaatsperban@
beg allfseforbert merDen, Sic in oieiem
Sabre alld IN Soma sur abltimmung
fom1nenoe Sranenfim mredts<
frase nit alen ebrliden 0sitte(n gu
%betampfen. @irb 6ruuenitimmrcdbt IN
nieler Mabl anaenommen, 10 lit 5iberz
lid audi mdt Die scrinslte Musli6i
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-19
9aOenportcr @pdidiiler iicseu.

Gle 1ebottirsW fannidJaft ser bieii-
gen Sod)ld)1le fat bei Ser bprgel tern
IN Der Mllla Der 6odidlle abgebal=
teilen 1ebatte ii6er bic 6rage, of bie
gegeitapartige Starfe ser 91,lloes=
orinee n1lo Der 8llnoesflotte Sen 9(n=
foroerllngen Der g~ereinigten Staotel1
6eniise leIjteten, BEN 5ieg oaponge=
tragclt. Sic lhntte einel1 perlleinel1=
Den S%tonopunft eingenommen, pab=
reno Die @odidiiler jenieits oes
5lniies oen beja6enoen Stanopunf1
bertraten.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-19
9bomas @nIf

- SNyu ANU
YrllDer
9btutaS @nIf
amS1iS. Nsar5 Nprgcns I'm, 9 llbr rnd1
,langem, Idtpcren 2eibcn i'm Mter-uon
AZ aSdbrcn, 4 Msonaten' lluo is Saaear
1anft cntldlafcn lit.
9as Acknowledgements finbcty mors
gen. Nontag. hcn 90. Ni1rs. Mnd)mitz
td9s INT 2 1tbr BPM Eralerbunie in
Snrdnt aus nah Dem .gnrant Srieo=
ibpfc ltatt. Il.
I'm itiIess gcileio bitten Sic ticfbcs
triibfcn 5intcrbIicbcncn.
Jraa. Mini.ie WiIt, seb. sdnl5, Gattin
9ccnbarb MuIf,
3crbcrt @nlf, S1Inc. i
Scinrid @mIf,
Grai Marsarctbc @nlf, gcb. 8ol5,
Sobnnncs WnIf,
Mmlf, :
Jrit MuIf,
emil Ma,If,
NtattbiaS Wnlf,
6ctnrih Walf,
SSra,t @arsaretbc @aMitian, &c. @ulf.
gilbert Mllf,
&arrD 8lIf, gefdtuiiter. lot
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-19
5tabt nnb Gonntp,
eonutas, ben 10. Mdr;.


@oibington, 10. Mir5.
Sir Slinois: Setter mo fiibler
Sonntag, mabrideinlib better
Wontag.
Sir Soma: Setter Spnlltag, 5l1l1eb-
nlenoe Sriibulg Mortag; feinc
entld)ieocnc genoculng III Iennpe=
ratllr.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-19

5it perfanfen: 8acine Gar; ebe,z
faQs Stute nit BSiillen. Mad5lfragerr
1903 LUTON 6trabe. 18,1Wt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-19

gu perfaufen: s98ipeiitDdiges. falf-
l1ellesy 8adlteingeDqiiDc,s SeiBfpnNcrs
9ei5nngs : Mnlase. 8aoetpnunen n1b
Sstrtllre1, mltB bonn Hlab entiernt ooer
abgebrod)cn perbcn. 321s323 0fl. 9.
'strabe. Scnben sic Sssbr M1lgebpt per
Bolt Elm an SSnbn 9. 8rilbf. I 1O5
ipeltl. 4. StraBe big gum %. Nlars
1916. Ser gigentbiimer lit .auf. bem
Nlab bon 8 Big IL l1br gormittags
uno bon 2 biss4 11br Madmitfags.
19,1@t
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-19
Meue Q~ln5ei8en.
9ooeS:Mn3ei0e.

Srennben ltno 8cfanntcn Sic trali=
rigc Nadrid)t. oab -mein g%cIiebter
@attc, infer liebcr Water, Sobn lnb
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-19
altd oanfen mir @errn @nitap
sir. foi1,o far,;nn gI,, Sn,o1,n

Mil6 bo,rfe1 mir @crrn @Mitap
3oralo fir feline fernige Mniprode.
Vertter 6allfel1 mir INT cre,1 Son.
|greBlcltte1t, einid}licBenb sic beiben
|Senatoren &enppm nno Cumming.
fin. oas man1lbafte ginId)reiten 5lt
8altliten apabrer amerifani5dler Ncll-
ltralitd..
Sooan1 erfennem tpir,nit Can't nir
pie n%neigenmiibige Mnfnpferll,ig lmie-
res. Disqualification Asraiiocnten 81.
so. 8. 9atrallD mo gratltliren ltl1le-
rem sStaatsberbnnbe. oaB 6eriel6e
|bisber ei,1en 10 tiid]tiget Jiibrer OIL
@leirer Spite gebabt fat.
Mlld oanfem mir Sen @errelt M6olf
Geterlen, 81. &obenballien fir Sic
tildltigen Gorbereitllngen lnierer er.
folgreidlen &o1lbention.
Jerller 0anfen mir syrall &enrp
Miattbep fir ibre prahtigen @eiangss
portragee, iomie a1ld iGrem ebrapiirs
|Digen Gotten 9r. Matt6ep, Ser i'm
alten @aterlalloc icite 3eit III bel6en.
miitgilger @eile ber&unlanitat opfert.
gdlieblih 0nl,fen mir Der Inrner-
gelaitgs lfftion, Mlbert Neterie1s Or.
.d}e|ter lolpie aall slllen, Die lit irge,t6
eal'qler Aseile 5ltlil grfolg Der id0ner
llnterbaltnng beitrllgen,
NftllngsDol unterbreitet
gs, &etrp s8ein5,s
4aaat,s II Saul S. @erlter,
y sNI&ttfnn ~ s.NIA,ana2 81
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-19

Sn berfatfen uber at permiet6en:
8 Gunner Z 8nls. Got so BEL $50.
Boar $4,000; MeIt $500 per Weos
nat. 6 Rrosent 3inien. Mad5ufragelt
iyt0. 1903 Linton Ctr. 18.1@t
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-19

Nadjoem Serr emil sSstaliener eirt
fltr5es Clap iiber Die 3ufunft oes
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bier5ula11oe
perlelen batte, tpllroe sll1ar lcttelt Sc
ldo1aft Der Sabresperinnumll,ng, Ser
grpaDlllng Der gehmten mir oos SLIM.
feitoe SSdbr, geldritten.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-19

0efMdt: Man11n in mittlcret, Sabren
1lidt &auss, @artenz ober Seloarbeit.
N1frnge1 inter no" Ser 9etnos
frat" f8, fgBt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-19
Sortiekuns auf Der I. geite.)

0~plnuWaen ete.

n btefer N,tbrn tperben fftr ettten Eda
be az elmer Bode gu ben ,1adbfplgens
ben Soften tuierirt: BIS 3u bier Bellies
ooer oerert @lnm bOc. iber bier uni
Big du d9t 3eilsn $1.00.5. Seine Qna
3eiBe tpirb fit els soc arees
'ncr1t1eit. Il
6tfr Steueng',nAe,trtrt be etys ,l6Has
!edbsn1altger Snfertiorf 2be 1tredfna.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-19

@erlangt: Gin Mann ober Trnll, en-.
sastrt in ei1em groben gtabIiTen,enf.
nm als infer Wertreter al fl1n9irer.
Gin gutter gerotenit ta1,t1s er5ieIt tper.
ben, Dine bnB es bir6erlid nit ber. res
gllaren Irbeit 1T. gnrpfebIunger ge>
tpnnidt. Ibreiie unter log, Ser
9etnpfrat". 2O,ba
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-19

8erlanst: Gin Nbrebbn@ Der Stob1
Sabenport bonn Sabre 1915. Nbreife
nebit Breis etc. unter &c. 81, al, Sci,
Ser Seutotrat1. 14.batp.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-19

g%erlangt: Slinge I'M sitter bon is
sSSahren. Der bns Mpot9efere@ yeladft
lernerl mill. SmI Drug sture.
s16,18t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-19

8erlar,st: Gin suberldiiigcs Mao
den fir algenteit,e &nusarBeit. 5Mad}z
3lifragen 2019 Mlain ctr. f6.f9Bt
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-19

Sl11 Jta1lle1l Oes Stantsberball6es
bon Sotpa itatten mir biernrit Sen
na9folgenoen &erionen fir sic
frelnolide Betpirfbllllg ut,o Inter
baltllng llnieren auerbeten Da1f ab
Mn ben Mhtbaren glfreb 6. Miil-
Ter, 8iirgermeiiter bon Davenport,
fir Die ber5lide Iufnabme, sic mir
bier gefutoen nitb Ole freunoIidel,
neutrality-suspicious., ole er 5reitag ali
inns geridtet bat.
Den Idtb. Senrp 9oumer fir iei-
he feiielroe 1in6 ergreifenoe &eoe.
1Jertter fir feline gemiibungen i'm
aongreB, Die Sadie ser itriften Neu-
tralitat na6 beiten araften al for=
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-08

WARD o.
p. Haynes. e. wabash woodruns LAnery
II.
e.
" wi.sm:on Wabash. last na med sub. Is IT,
Mrs, NJ Bsebe wabash Gamblers sub. Of blocks g.
.. 10 and IL Of lot No. Of LaRerty
farm OF the Grand River road.
WARD NO CAP NO. GO
e. wabash g. g.
- 10 and n of lots No % the
.
H. A. Beebe. Wsbssh last named sub.
=. Fronts Mark ct
Fronts on Mark Ct
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-08
pETRoiT TIMES
observation-disclosures.

s: /: H,s' ~
a.ss s named 30 .:
,ss Mry.r: H:T,:Sn : s:. named named sub
;s;; ::i name" named
ARM ss'5s g: ss.ssI ;sS nd q;
job: %ass VIM p we,s:sn,: sub Of
u: IS ana Is
s s.s: ;,: As.'. ..l last s.n s:T:s
r.s s: Of 3 sfsr.su sub Of
wm named
q 4: .s X. i.. a. p..s :. s1f
n; i Z:
WIN
g =; ~ i::; IS; named r;
n Sc Nj ::'s.
&; e
:SsT,G,SS ana q
p: :;' Of 2; The .' Of al f s
4 Ts%ss: I.:i. Il: p .s%sd .ss
III s:s::: $:s. :: *. :: 4: ::S'e sui.
l s:;: sI s': OF S s sub Of a'
.I as 81 s sss:.: md
Eleventh
':' s;iss;;' ven :
IS: &: Il: S:::.,:;
Cha. named : IT. .. 80 :.
ns7 TT OF. y! y
:ss road "a. $: P. e into the s;. st
i- !S;t' L.. ' :.% s: :ss Z j, n 4
s.,s r rrsi ss ssEs Of
Pioikn. Fwslfth last Named sub
jam TIVE ss H.. . ssT name: :ss sub
IS an. Ts'h .ss' Of s'e Es.; OF oias III
~ twelfth
j. ,S5sessS Ts.ls,s s a Ham rsrdys.'
&. :; 4. 4ssas:ss !, is (.
twelfth. named sub
5~s's SCI. asE'R osS 90 ., Rs.:s
west Grand Boulevard g & & 9; IS !: e e
w,rpxo go IT ofs 50 ~, = e 90 y, = IT
81 ~: :.s III named 1900 e: r..
.'s som: ::s oh 81 I'M. III s.t'
W 4 sub =
T X: Y1. w% RE Of the
straker Tws,fth last named sub
TWslf,S last as" n.m s%s sub
Mary smith Twelt,s as.., crane. Of rho%p-
Scott Tw.lfih. last
Geo r. PiIard Twelfth Thompson ss!.; Il, of
WARD NO ~; %$r q Il ' 70 s. $
~ E p .s 81 rs. d: . s.s.sE s.
' W i. +. Of &, :. II II i: S S
WA fGSP So Twelfth last named sub c,p 10
John M.kI.m.n Vermont Lsnerty f.rn
Cath .n % :aspi.I yi s.. L.n;ry I,
WARD NO . y " ''''a = *: e
WIN :, s,.Ss s.
chas ooucr Vermont last named sub IS IT.
farm sub Of
c' ::sis; y:;T?:: Ssr.' II H. .ss ;.s
.'ms: .ss f:%' s.% ss sub
Gems Vermont last named sub.
s;. :.S y;,T:s. :;
Esx,;i:: ~.
i i.n y;~f farm: sub 81 s.ss s,.
.,n,o w. <333 a. OF 1851 q. Of - a.
Cha: Mllsr Vermont. Lanerty lying "
i'sss r. Of n. 'isss r. of s. ,I,., Of !: 70. r.
'SfI 81 iss r. q. : s.s: 9.
WARD NO ":of e e.J" Co. Sc
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-08
Observation-Disclosures.

los
h Farm wabash. Gamblers OF pa
OF the sub or r. g. s2s. Lanery so-caled
Fra Bur Y. Hamlin N.
OF ITS =,
7. 1, r. IL f.. the
WARD No " ~ = CAP no ii ;
r. T. OF lots nd
OF y So 10000 acre tract 10 H.
r. Dunedin. named
VIM Curtis w. Dunedin last named sub......: -. :; -;
& w Kocher Hanover. Osborn 4 sub OF
WAR NO CAP M
WardeIl OF an Of
David stool last named sub
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-08

"a ~ 90 q isG and tie WY. II r. OF Q. 81.
ii ~. CAP NO. -
- Woy!o9k Iest oemeo sup...,..,.............
X4e1oo4l last named sub. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
e--r 80 u -. - d CAP NO So
: y1D1loaa1, lGeorsws SUB. Of part Of the Loxnon
q 4.
~ EeAye9Al pat 81 ?. G. No. ~. Lognon farm. 80.
~ EoetcgoL loet named sub. observation-disclosures.
ilsSsr sSs sss1 sub.
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asn
nP&6oo. last named sub.
t49t named SUD.
49, named sub. ....s.....-.........
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-08

st..''.... J.. H..
is is" =. +" "
IS II" 4" 49,
!; III i; I Ill
Sc ~ 80 as {" - -
i tn I: i III
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-08

W o6sVaTt -. copmeswealth Hanlin and Fordyc.s sub
40 OF NsnSisbsums sub OF the eastern part Q;
- ~ II E. and the eastern part OF frse
~ 90 81 tks east part Of the Tkempson farm n Of the
=. tcmnon.esi.h wosdsr,lsss sub of o lots III, iIs
III % me sub OF Woodbridge farm
xhS:i, ccmncsws.,,h Dudley 3 woodbriAs.s sub
E414ete Commonwealth. last named sub. ..........
&eoSS ~ Commonwealth. last named sub. ...........
~. Commonw Avery and Murphy's sub 81 q
and o. Lognon farm Iol. 100 los and
NJ !t&e1 ~ OF o. l. LOG. and the WY. II
farm Is H.
I'D no q CAP NO 81
VIZ Ts, 20 cub not Of E lot; ard and part
the 4Ognon farm. also o. Is Thomp-
SOp nm 10 n
<PV1ys y, CommonweaIth. Avery Murphy;s sub of o
4 800 LOEnon farm and o. lots &c., t0l 100.
44E. 1885, a. OF o. L. los and the WY. ~
@p(to9e tASw ~
Mn n. wes:cn's cub q O. lots and and q par, Of
H 4ognon farm also o. lots -. IL is. Thompson
- u
11oS96 ~. commonw ealth Avery ana Murphy sub o,
~ e.d loEnon farm and O. iets 100. lsi. io, iss
E<b 30 CA Pho g.
"a Wn n wes.cn.s sub q Q tots and !. part Of
tofsen farm also q. lots -: 4 snd u. thompson
~ IT, OF 80 ~
dsS.s:xss'ss *.srE q, :sS a. Murphy: sub
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-08

WARD No. No. -
Anna Perkins Harrison pckinsons sub OF iss
OF the S9s IT. OF TO- SUR OF the
r. g -. =. !.
WARD CAP No. -
Geo n Piiisrd OF p No 81 Lognon
p w. Harrison. named
Alice Harrison last named sub
Alice ". named sub.
W.
Michael W. named
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-28
Main 1855. 1857 Pike ST.

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-28
BAD BREATH '
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets Ges
at the Cause and Remove Il

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-28
A Smooth, White Skin
That De6es Weather

nurlnE The coming months -
sitting Winds and intense cold. yag
who wouFd keep vpur skins smooth.
white and relNstv should turn your
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weather beaten cutirie. the complex
ien a. kept IN perfect condition. ard
even the beauty Of expression ap-
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The fTmer. smoother skin. the more
youthful appearance. even after one
application. VIII astonlsh ynu-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-28
ALASKA EDITOR
IS MARRIED here

John w. Troy. editor OF the
Alaska Daily Empire. OF juneau. is
sly one
His II years OF newspaper work
in the Far North has made him
very clever.
Troy. who arrived in Seattle last
week. told friends he came TO the
States for a much needed rest.
Monday he was married TO Mrs
Ethel c. Forgy a graduate OF the
Ethel c. Forgy. graduate OF the
mer supervisor OF schools at
Seward.
The couple left Immediately for
California and will return 70
Juneau after the honeymoon.