davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-11-01

EIHIMG cQuADECF
These men, members OF the New
York Police departments motor cy-
Gle squad have been rendering excel.
lont service during the traction strike.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-11-01
ERUPT|ONS ON HEAD
FACE AND ARMS
Of My Little Girl, They Were Very
Disfguring and Caused itching,
Child Very Cross and Fretful,
HEALED BY CUTICURA
SOAP AND OINTMENT

when my little girl was three and one
half months old, she had eruptions break
out on her head, face and arms that were
kind Of mattery scales which were very dis
figuring and caused itching so that little
as she was had an awfully hard time keep
ing her from scratching, and at night when
/ wasn't watching she would cry and scratch
ill the blood would run. The skin was
inhamed and red, and the eruptions made
her very cross and fretful. She got so dis
figured did not know what TO do.
''She had no relief until | used free
sample Of Cutlcura Soap and Ointment. l
bought more and after using almost full
sized box of the Cuticura Ointment together
with the Cuticura Soap she was healed.l
[sianld) Mrs. s. Slater, 1888 Market St.
Oakland. Cal. Nov 3, 1918.
Sample Each Free by Mail
with 32-p skin Pook on request Ad-
dress postcard "Cuticura, Dept. 7. BOSs
son." Sold throughout the world.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-11-01

Each police station in the more i'm
Lortant sections OF the city affected by
the strike has a quota of these men
ready for instant call They are known
as the Flying Squadron"
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-04-14

rDU SALE ono Hudson Dix ioufihF
car ono huick dS roadster bargain
~ cash sec walter WAlie. pilnt
~. fgl3
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-04-14

Avoid headaeho. Impurities
Of tt5 Blood, constipation by
taking \ cup OF GRASD
MAS EA. Best laxative
for children. Pleasant to
take sweeten and talo as
an ordinary tea. Package g
cent?
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-04-14

''n LES On NAY iss wan sa,.. ~.
~, 'no' aishh nedsru unf,rni.,.s
.i'' ~ houses for r,nt Is r.r,,..
-r. without small ssts.-.
MIS- iieA Janma itas w. Y. \.
----------.... NfN
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-04-14

w Res Az attractive .,re
nN"m m private homo IN n. ~ .-'''s,''
,''" suitahle ~ =
street Hfit9 ~
$1,000 i..tl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-29
0nmOr * Der epINntcniprndlc.

pic Soboiltcn limo hos 6e0eruicD
oocr Die Siibner man ihcutbt iic
oaber oud bic ino oo nit fIh, fiNl
TT; tic mer0en obcr oid oos @orl
Dicb, Die @lc6puitcr, 9le9ippdcr,
@ieBfonucntlter ooer @riiniponfrei
icr 9cnonnt. 5riibcr lpicltcn iie int
9riegc cinc 6iemlih iulgliidlibe 9foI-
le, 6o iic nihts 8cntcs 81 t1un bot
ten itno oem SoIootcn oo9cr ols
iiberfliiiiig crimicncn; oobcr leet1
man ibncn aud SpottnonIcn bel luic
@ogngeoriidcr oocr @oqoecllnupc.
Seute pcrpenoet man jic pcritGnoi,
gcriueiie 6u arnnfentr19eroieniten Il.
ogl. 0ie Spielleutc bciBcn Spicl
ulopic un0 bon iDncn iuieocr bic Sor.
niitcn; geullpicifer, @uloidblGier
ooer Shmetterlinge unO 0ic Sromm-
Ter: Stniippelilugen aniippelniii.
fnnteit g8irbeltbierc, sycllfiinltler,
GolbfcllOcrpriigler mo lit 9opern:
Sdodtelfrober. 0ic 9ropiontbe-
omten fiiDrten Idon long 6en Sci
noncn N2eblniirncr, bo1erc G6cr.
meblmiirner Der Diuiiionsintenonnt
aber beiBt Der @ranpcnmoior. Gie
@onowerter nonnte man friiber
Sengite, @odbrii0er oOcr SAcmel.
boder, ouBer6cnt ouf oic Gontcr,
neil le r6niiihe 3ifiern nuf Oen 9ld
ielfIoppeii tro9en unO inter ibnen
beiBen iuieoer oic SduIter Slider
ooer EedbrneIte llno Die Shnei0
5tepper ooer 3mirnbofe. Sic
S3reibcr bo6en gerineiddeige 9ei-
nonen mic SdreiberIeeIefi Gopier.
lolooter 9ureoiionfels. Bureau.
bendltc Sintcnleder 9lciitiitirener.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-29
Der llrfnnOenfalidnns seSic6en.

8ai0ington %. 6ebrliar.
glls grobe S0lihiug be5eihnctc 9a.
ron 3ipieOiref, Der oiterreihiibc &C.
ihditstrdeer, oen Brief pel1en oas
v9roUioence Soirnal~ iui0 Die nit
oielein 8latt Oerlpanoten 9laiirten.
8eitnneen fiir5li9 iiber Ieiner Sig.
natiir neroffentli9ten.
@S banoeIt iih um ein S9rciben
ait Dr. 5ranf Ssfa, ben 8crnusgebcr
Der bobuiicben 3citimg r9esmir~ i'll
Chicago, ipelhes arrangement 5ur
SnbIioiring Der 3eitimg orrh Die
oIterrei6iihc Regicritn9 ent6dlt.
Die 9otiHait erfldrt nlnulcbr, ooB
Der Yrief ui6t MIR ein eanS gelpobn.
Ii@er Sdrpinoel iei ionoern oben-
Orein nod cine llrfinoenidlidune,
neil Der Nrief iiber Der 5iguatur Oes
Sru. 3pieoinef uer0ffcntlitt lpuroc.
9lud Der Neoofteur oes 90bmcrblot.
tes bat erfldrt ME einen Gent bon
ocr gotlhdit cr6oltcn 81 6obcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-29
9Ins ben TOli5ciseridten,


Biuiom Sliiielbaligb inter 9iganic,
Icroodt fiir Die Gountp. .9ebor.
Oen feitgebaIten -9cioc Grauen
bcfIogen iein ShidiaI. - 5piri.
tiit Sorrp S6uIcr oeS glngrifis
frcigeiprohen. Megen @obr-
iagens Dem @eridt iiberlpicien.
Milliam =. Suiielbougb, ueIdcr
Ser gigdmie perOdhtig mar mo, ipie
beri1tet, ant Sountog perilHtc,
our6 @inatbmen BON Seu1tsas iei-
ncm 2eben Elm @noe 3it MAIDEN, iplir.
Oe in Der lpcltli6en EoIi5ei.5tntion
BON 9i1tcr Saulcr fir bic 9cborocn
bon glnne glrimoel. .Gointu ieitgebol.
ten. 9eioe @ottinien Ocs &erboftc-
ten befonocn iiH IN Gbrdnen alifee-
Lott int @erihtsranule, legten ieopH
feinen beionoeren @roa fir oeii bop.
pelten @bemann all ben 3ag, ionoern
erflGrten mr., bereit 81 lein, ibm bel.
5uiteben lilo 5u belfen.
1uiiel6aiigb lebte udbreno 8 9yob-
rem nit icincr criten 6rou IN 9ln
1t4S, N}Drtle-9(oenue. @r iii6rte
iein 0pppeaeben fort, iuoem cr cinen
lbcil Der Belt Bel iciner auoerelt
;Srou ipobnte. 9llS er ieoodb eriilbr,
oaB feline critic Satin bon ieinent
9oppel(e6en erfabren bate, beidloB
er, ieincm Seben elm gnoe SIT MAIDEN.
@ieoerbelebt, Geitono CT Der Boli5ei
eeeciiiber ben lpabren SoHoerbalt,
moroiif ieine Bcrbaftlng erfoIete.
DeS 9Gngrtffs frcigefpro o.
d Ell.
Ger 5piritilt Sarrp =, Shuler
BON glr. 1901, Softer 9lpenie, ipuroe
geitern W1oreen bon Der idreren
ani9uloisling Oes crirlinellen gln.
griffs, pelbc Sri. q. @ddter bon
9tr. 1906, G'Gonnea. StraBe, gegen
ibit crboben bate, bon 9iihter Eoiuell
in Der Ganton.Boli5eiitation freige.
iprodcn. @r ip.;rOe icood) ipegen an.
ee6Lihcr Mobriaeerei inter $3.50
giirgibait oen @roBeeidworenen
iiberiuieicn. 9ei Dem 8erbor pioer.
leetcn peridieoenc 3euecn Die 9lnga.
ben 0eS Wl0ohenS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-29

Corporations @eicbc.
Senator Oaocn bat cinc groBe
imo nufaugrei9e Bill beite 9Ibeno
Dem Senate interbreitet in ipelHcr
ollie OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, sic icit
1904, olS oic friibcren @eiebe gciom.
melt poren ougeuommen tporOen
iinO, cooifi3irt iuoroen ltnO
3 as @oi6er s oIlege MILL
@eIO pom Staate.
Sn elmer Bill oes Srn. Ggoen tpers
Den 16 5reiiteIlen I'M r@ouher.GoI.
lcae" geidaiier, fir ipeIbe ole Gum.
me pon $5280 pro Snbr pom Gtaote
MorbIano fir Oos College perIongt
peroen.
@inc Sabre pom annapolis
mad Dem 8 ltufcr.
Senator Seth bat I'M Senate cine
Bill ciugereiht, nah lpelder Oic
Observation-Disclosures oneerpics
len ipirO, cine Sabre fiir glutomobilc,
g9ogen uuo &crioneu 5piiden Oem
Sihifer unO 9lnnopolis ein5urihteti
Gle Sabre ioll bon Claiborne Oireft
bis an Oic Stoot 9lnnopoIis loiifen
llno olf 0ieic @eiie oen 9Iutomobi.
len un0 nnOeren Silbripcrfct iotpie
ocn gerionen @eIegenbeit gcben
ldnelIer BON imo nod baltimore 3u
fonmen. l0crr Seth orgimentirt,
ooB ooOrrh ser Sonoel bonn Oitlfer,
peIder iebt nad 8biIoocIpbia gebc,
iihcr nod) Baltimore fontmen pcrOc
Sobrifeinrihtitn9en.
SSn elmer Bill Oes Senators SgOen
perOeu Die @iuri6tungcn Ser @dide.
reien aeraoeio ipie ouoerc 6obrifein-
ridtimgen bon Der it6otiiHen Steucr
befreit.
geridic6cne gilIS.
SSu beioen 61uiern ipuroen beute
9Ibeno nod cine Sln5abI Betitioren
Inn 9Innabmen Der Erobibitiousbill
eineereidt uno geoeu 10 llbr
9lbenos eribiencn Die 9lgenten Der
Brobibitioniiten inter ocn @itgIia.
bern.
Sr. @iSen bon 8oItilnorc-Gountp
bat I'M llnterbauie ser Staats.Mabl-
aufiihtsbeboroe III ienem GountD
bon $500 auf $500 5ii crboben
81 elmer Dill 0es Serrn gPc0o-
uoilab miro icOer Sdnolcr nit aot-
fc umo Gidoric bel ciner Straie bon
500 angebaIten, ailf ben @adetcn
Die Morte 81 oruden. Ser bier Der-
foiiftc Gaiiee lit nit Giborie &c.
miidt.~
Sn einer Bill 0es Srn. 6oofS miro
ooS non Tctticben beieoclte Stdot-
cben Brelton in GaroIiue.Goumtp, All.
toriiirt, $4,000 fir eiu nelles
Sdulbaus 81 borgen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-29
sdJluciter Q}cIlOnarO gcitOr6cn.

SIN glIter BON 81 3a6rcn lit i'm
Gonoent on Ser Gbaie-StraBe imo
6orreIt &lacc sic 5Hmeiter 80. oc
G6antel gellouaro, bic icit 25 Sab
rem Dcm Croen Der SbIoten,SAme.
itern aneebortc, seitorben. 9ns 20
Oesurinde ipiro 9utersi9pdde ange-
aeben. scbpeiter @eaounro mar in
9lcp Orleans geborcii, no iic oud
ibre Sugcno perbradte. S1re cin5i.
ge 5dweiter itar6 bei 9lusbruG oes
ietiacn aricacS i'm gliaf,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-29
&ielItenaut-@oOcrnOr DOn GaIifOr-
nien tnOt.

&oS u tngeIes, Sal, 2S. Sebr.
Sr. Sobn ~ Gi6Ieman scr 2icr-
tenout- %oUcruor bon Californian, lit
bclItc in Snoio, Gol9 acitorbcu, mo-
bin cr muf Der 6abrt pom @aibiuo-
ton noh SOS glngeles bonn 3ugc &C.
bruht iuorocn mar. @r mar 80 Sob-
re alt mo oientc ais Scr critic 9SrG-
iioent Der ts-9obn-G GommiIIion
BON Galiiornicn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-29

ClANN bNA HNptbbAf NbNA INiltN
raliterne 5uriid5ugebeu, ais uns SIT
oicicr SAlddterei 81 fiibren lui
icrc Gerluitc betriigeu felt @lai 12,'
500 @lonn. Su 5wci Eogcu (ocn l.
uiO ,. SulD bobcn mir mebr olfp
1000 Nonn pcrloren 0as Negl'
nlent ALIEN bat 230O D}auu in 10
lageu ciugebiiBt.
q. 2. Nlun eridbrt, OoB IN mebr
reren Stdoten gSoro,6ronfreidS gro
Be lluruben 3piideu MiIitdrbe60r'
oen uno Dem GiDiI aitsgebroheu iin0,
10 3. y. IN Gboii1 le Hoi iuo geiteru
IN Iorent. Mos oorousgiicben H.
OoS it, oaB Oas golf nit Der Erllppc
oegcu Ole RepubIif porgcben lpirS.
@s lit cine rcOolution6rc @cpegmlg
inn gIn5ugc
6reitag, t3. glugllit. gSir iho
uibt I'M StanOc, ciuen @iuicricl0'
3ug ST. fiibreu, imo 5luor ans piclell
@rimoen Die i'd ipatcr bci6rci6eH
peroe.
g9ir perocu ieocninlls gc9cn OclT
10. September oic Giicniipc ergrcl
fen. Cine Itarfe mo ln1tti9c, pcr-
3weiicItc Nficniioc Tic lebtc llnlcs
re 2ebcnSmittcl in &ariS, oos
5Iciib iin0 oiBer icOem @;rciS. SoI'-
toblen foitcn t,40 ST. Oas @odet.
GoS @roS lit incridwinolicbl @laH
tbeiIt ms nit, OoB es feiu gcirore-
nes Ileiid mcbr gicbt .. Nian
ipriht Oaoon, sic aortoiicln nit 9c-
ihlog 3u belegeul llnO onbci niad)cn
mir uns iibcr Die @o6eS liitia
Samita9, 81. 9tuauit: g9ir iino
bIiuol Stcts obnc 8orouSiibt mo
blind Su scr aonmer rcgt iih Der
So5ioIismiIs W}on pcrlouat Oolt
WliIIerano GrfIGrlngcu iiber Sic ge-
nnue Gage Ser glrmec lmo iiber inies
re gltsiibten @r miro periubeu,
iidb ans Der alemmc 5u 5iebcn IN
@irflihfcit iicbt Die @cldihte
itIedt ans. Gas GoIf lit wah, man
bat gcnllg.
g9ir limo itctS blind, mir Sran5o-
fen 9ie mdrc cS bod piel bciicr ac-
peien, uniere 1lBcrc EoIitif 81 1r-
bern imo ibr cine ouDcre Hihhng 81
gcben aIS Oic ouf Oas cn9Iii1 -riIiii'
icbc @iinoniB.
Montog, 30. ghIglit: Won ipribt
bon Oen 1cutiteu apic bon 8crbrc-
derr, Don @eieu obnc Sittlihfcit.
Oic Oic 8ertr0gc ungeitrait ucr9cual-
tigeu. @ir iino ibucn gan5 0leih,
imG mcnn es in lniereni SntCrciic
scipeicn mare, oen 5rieocu 5u brcs
den 70 botter mir cs obnc Sfrupcl
getban, im0 5lpar nit id)0ncn @nt
ihuIoigimgcn uno einlclbtenoeu
Gjriinocn
Sbl llno oann lit man mii0c;
groBeu 8uhitoben imncr uicocr Die
ic ~iicbereu 3ciden". oiideren @or-
I0lier~ cines ocuti1en 9lieocrbrc.
hcnS ooer eiueS groBen SicgcS Der
8erbiinoeten oSer oes 5rieoens 81 lc.
ier. Sdon lett If Nionoten Iicit
man ooS; alle Gage cin nciics 9In-
5cihcn, imo nihts triift Gin. Sprc.
hcn mir licbcr lucniecr ino bnnoclt
mir oafiir mcbr. Winhct mir ribt 70
Dicl Shudbercicn bon 9unOcStrenc,
bon 2iebe mo 9ldcbitenliebe @e-
iddftigcn mir ms liebcr 5uerit nit
Ocn @oble 6ranfrcidS. Scbcn mir
licbcr in ii6crle9icr uno praftiibcr
@ciic mebr III Die 3utnit. gSic
GeltiflorO ms bod 70 gut III Der
STRENGTHENING uiltcrridtet. Mcr0cu
mir oornlis 2ebren jiebcr2 6obci
mir bereits ans Oe1i 10 Nlonoteu cr
5iuintecncr 9ebr5eit 9iuten ecjogcn2
gIbcr oa lit nifts 81 ntadcli, oas
lie9t i'm iron5oiiidcn Gbdroitcr. Ssir
lpcrocr iuis nic Gnoern.~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-29
OicOiTiou in qamar-5all auoeurOncf,

Hebliton i'm EamarH6nll angeurOnet.
&oibington %. 6ebr. -DoS
Gberbiinoes9eribt bat bellte OaS
Sunoes-9Ippe ppeIlotionSgcridt angeluie-
icm Die gnti6cioino I'M Sale gcgen
Gopio 9omor 5mcds Neuiiiou Ocm
@eriht por5ulegcn. Samar, Der un=
ter Dem 9lonen Der goIf scr g9all.
itraBc" befanut iit mar iiberfiibrt
woroen ib rnberehtigterweiic ais
eineu 9eamten Ser 9mocsregierung
alIsaegebeu 81 baben. Ilr6 oieic
sInoromIug miro Die 8oIIitredlug
Der iibcr 2omar perbdngten 3peijdb-
rigen 3udtbausitrafe ouigeboItcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-29

Nloriuc9 9lutoritotcn. gripor-
tet, OoB oic 0}oBnabme riideGn-
GIG gcmoAt mirO, &ortugoI
DcrIcstc &ertrogsrcbtc.
(Erabucs rad gaboiIe)
y Berlin 2S. 6cbruar Ielltids
lono bat cine in ic6r lharfcm Gone
gcbaItenc g}otc All YortleoI eeribtct,
in wel6er cs Erotcit crbebt gegen oie
9eidlagnabme 0eltiber Sanoels.
idiffe 0ur9 Die portu9ieliIben 9lu.
toritdten. Ias Goraeben Oer portll.
gieiiihen Hcgierimg ipirO ais cine
9erlcbimg Oer8ertragsrcdtc Deiti6.
lambs 6arafteriiirt irnO es lpiro Ger
Grportung 9lusorud gegeben oaB
BortllaaI feline MoBnobmc riidgdn.
gig MAIDEN miro
3Dptide Eortarcn 0icG-
bang.
&onoon %. 6ebruar. Cine
lReuter.Gepeide ans @etrogroo be.
iaet, oaB @rai aanis, Der oclitidc
Gounanoeitr in9crmonidob, Selbit.
moro begangen bat, als es oer 9fiti.
fen gelang in Die periilhe 5taot Elm.
5uoringen.
&riegsmotcrtol fir
Spanicu.
D}n0riO, pia &oris, 81. 6cbr.
(per5ogerD Cine iponii9e Goni.
miiiion, weI6c 81 ocu 3iucf crnamt
moroen lit, non Sabrifanten IN Oen
Ser. Staaten oas bon Sponien &C.
foufte aricgsnloterioI 3u iibcrneb-
men, piro am 80. 5ebruor an goro
ocs Gampiers ,D}omlcI GoIpo~ no9
JteiD.Dorf ababren.
9 Shic0sridtcr cinQeiett.
Wta0rio, pio Yoris, 27. 6ebr.
(oer36gert). Die ipoiiide Ecsic.
rune bat Oen 9lonliral @oncas ols
SAieosridtcr in irseuo ueIden
Streitfroecu crnanut, peI1c 5miIben
Den Der, Stoatcn in6 Banana cnt.
itebcn mogen. IS geidob OieS in
lle6ereinitinnlng nit eiuem be5iig-
li9en @ertroa. 9l6nliraI GoncoS mar
gefcblsbobcr OeS ipaHiihen areu5ers
uGriitoboI Colon IN Scr GdIaAt
bon 5antiago oe Gu6a.
Eetrogra0 iibcr Santa
ins &dmpfe.
BetrogroO, oio 2on0on 2S.
6ebriior. g(uttIid iplir0c geitcrn
5oIgenoes iiber Ole 2asc on scr sail-
faius- -Jront befnnnt gegcbcn.
o@1breno Der Iesten paor Gage
baben inlere 9lbt6eilrngen III beiti.
ger @ciic oic giirfcn nlittcn 1T cincln
piitbenoen Shneeitirnl pcrfolgt. In.
ierc Solonten itonOen oft bis an oie
8rltit in Dem Sbnec."
Dcutfd) d)lano N iirDigt I'M
eorns &HIfc.
8u0opeit. pia Berlin unO 2on.
oon %. Scbruor. N}iniiter.@ @r0ii.
bent @raf 4is5a nobm am S5ontitog
i'm Nlagnatcubous StcIlnng SIT Der in
iniielter 3eit III llngarn peri1ieoent.
lid anfeeiteIlten 9eDauptlng, BOB
Deiltiblono Die i6m bon llngarn ee.
leiitctcu Dicnite nibt polauf mir.
oige
Ger 95remier be5eidnetc oieie }(ltf.
faiiuna oIs einen Geipaltiaen SSrr.
tblm. 2euti6Idno, Iagte er, babe
rueit nebr fir llngarn geIeiitet, ais
oielcS fir Teiitidlono. GeutfhIano
Iei 6anf ieiner eldn3en0en 0rgauiia-
ton licbt MIR in Stanoe, leinen ei.
genen 9coorf ali 2ebensnitteIn 5u
oedei, cs babe pielntebr aud leincn
Serbiluoeteii biniicbtIi1 ser gerior.
giing nit iol1cn geboIfeti.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-29
S6artrr COn,
|On 9eutldlauO an.
Sci6laBen.
Sm StUte an pOrtmgieiiIdJe
&esierums,

Qie OeiItide scgicrune cr9ebt cncr-
Gii9cn 9|roteit acoen Die @c.
idlogno6me Ocutiacr SanOels.
ibiffc oure9 Oic portllgiciiibcn
@'oriuc. 9lutOritatcn. erwor-
tct OoB oic W}oBno6mc riifoan.
GIG gemodt pirO. 9SortugoI
perIcbtc %ertroosrcd,tc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-29

borough rno ociieu QiciItenaut Ebo.
mas @orron bic @cioe alS &robibi.
tioniten befomt iino
Seine gluiternr6iten
uleDr.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1916-01-06
COVE
5Y9s.ese,.s 0sogc.. sos,s .0e.l

Mr.. Welltr and Jake Collier of
Brownsville, Pa, visited their homes
over Christmas.
John Hetrick' two children are i'll
with the whooping cough.
Miss Alice Ringer and Mr.. Harry
Beachy, both of Strawn, Pa, were
married in Cumberland.
A number of the Cove folks attended
the Christmas service at Accident in
the Lutheran church.
j. D. Smearman of Moorland, Iowa,
Is here visiting relatives and friends.
George Smearman called on Miss
Grace Kamp Sunday evening.
John Frazee of Boswell, Pa, and
Martin George of Akron. Ohio, have
returned home for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Fisher spent
CHRISTMAS with their daughter, Mrs.
Jonas Margroff.
Henry Kolb made business trip to
Friendsvile.
The Mineral Spring School held a
very interesting entertainment. A
number of Cove folks attended.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beason Glotfelty visit
ed the latter's parents Saturday and
Sunday.
The Sunday school in both churches
rendered very interesting program
during the holidays, but on account of
bad weather the attendance was not
large.
Jessie McCintock who is quite i'll with
cancer is not improving.
Republican Meyersdale,
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PARADISE

The recent rains of the last few days
has put stop to the labor loving class
of Paradise.
VIM. Lohr and Chancey Glass were
pleasant callers at T. E. Meese's on
Sunday last.
W. W. Groves and son spent two
days in Crellin having some repairs
made to their engine.
The Sunshine Lumber Co expects to
finish saving on their contract at Arch
Beckmans in few days and will move
hence to William Speicher where they
expect to live tor the next q or 3
months as the job has been estimated
at something over 80, 900 feet.
Our prospective bologna factor ex-
poets to do.a good business on futures
as Kit Carson is almost ready for mar
ket.
We are glad to learn that town sports
can not always catch county does.
Mr.. C. A. Miller and son are loading
car of hay at Altamont for Piedmont
market.
The ice is now broken and boat
is waiting for the return of Gus Groves.
The stork made visit at the home
of L. H. Means and left a fine baby
girl one night last week.
VIM. Lohr delivered four horse load
of produce, including beef to. o. H.
Lee at Kitzmlller last week.
A. D. Fike has notified the superin-
tendent of the Paradise bologna shop
that "Dick" will be ready till he gets
his lime hauled if prospective SHOWS
last.
We have been informed that P. J.
Hamill has purchased the Arbuckle
Bros. farm near Deer Park.
Mrs. Albert Groves and Mrs. A. d.
Fike were calling on Mrs. L. H. Means
Sunday afternoon. TIMOTHY.
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BIITINGER.


The year 1916 has begun with unusual
ly warm, bright weather, and it is our
wish that the entire year may be bright,
prosperous and full Of all good for The
REPUBLICAN. its host of readers and
every citizen of good old Garrett.
Miss Cora BIttinger was treated to a
surprise party on New Years evening
and she with a number of her young
friends spent very enjoyable evening.
Mrs. C. j. Brenneman and son Clark
spent last week visiting relatives in
Akron, Ohio. Mrs. Chauncey Broad
water accompanied Mrs. and Mr.. Bren-
neman.
An unusually heavy sleet last week
did great damage to timber, fruit trees
and telephone lines in this section. In
many sugar camps large number of
trees were broken and blown down.
Freeman Stark, of New Germany,
spent Saturday and Sunday here the
guest of Miss Cora Bittinger.
Clyde Broadwater returned to New
Windsor, Md, early this week, where
he will resume his studies.
Harvey Mellinger, of North Glade. is
employed in F. M. Bittinger's coal
mine. this winter.
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Poultry Program Out.

Within the next ten days six hundred
copies Of the program and prmium list
of the Western Maryland Poultry Ex-
hibit will be mailed to people in Allie
gany and Garrett counties. this state,
and Hampshire county, W. Va.
The book will be very elaborate. 1t
will contain the premium list and pro-
gram of the show.
The forthcoming show gives promise
of being great success, as much in.
terest is being taken in the preparations
bNpeople of the town-generally as well
a by the committees of the association.
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chaser. by his giving his note to the
Sheriff, payable and negotiable at some
bank, with interest from date. with
security satisfactory to the Sheriff
This extension of time is given by the
undersigned in order that the property
will bring better prices, and better for
all parties concerned. Any party desir-
ing to pay the cash can do so, and save
paying interest, on personal property
only.
TERMS OF SALE-For Real Estate
cash on day of sale.
BERT C. SCOTT.
Late Sheriff of Garrett County.
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ROAD PETITION.

Notice is hereby given that at the eXpira-
ton of thirty days after the first publication
hereof application will be made to the Board
of County Commissioners of Garrett county,
Maryland, for the appointment of viewers
to view. examine and determine whether
the public convenience requires the opening
OF a new county road in Election District
No. $, of Garrett county. the proposed new
road to begin at or near the Lyndale school
house, at point on the present Lynndale
public county road and running thence
through the lands Of George r. Beckman,
Albert j. Beckman, William Warsaw. Will
liam r. Mason, Charles Ridder, Elmer Rid
der and Hurley L. Miller, to intersect the
Oakland and Fort Pendleton county road at
or near the first bridge on said road south
ward of the Mason school house, total dis
lance Of about % mile.
r II. LEE,
WILLIAM P. WARSAW,
SCOTT RIDER,
CHARLES c. RIDER,
VIM. r. MASON,
G. L. RIDDER.
First publication Dec. 9. 1915.
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Road Petition.

Notice is hereby given that thirty DAYS
after the first publication hereof application
will be made to the Board of County Com
missioners of Garrett county, Md, for the
of viewers to view and locate
a new county public road, said proposed
road beginning at a point on the public
county road leading from Bittinger to New
Germany at the farm Of Gilbert Green. near
the south branch of the Casselman river and
the course of said river to inter
sect the public county road at Jennings.
passing through the lands of Frank Miller,
Archie Bitttnger, JacObJ. Rittinger. Ernest
Bittlnger. Charles W. BiItinger. ilsOn Ma
son. Jennings Brothers. Jesse Wilt. Thomas
Platter. Thomas Hoover, Samuel Hardwerk
and solomon Wandwerk. Edward Swauger
a distance of about four miles.
JACOB J. BITTTNGER,
ERNEST BITING Err.
NJ. X. RYMAN,
and more than 100 others.
First publication Dec. 9, 1915.
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Under and by virtue of writ of fieri
facias issued out of the Circuit Court
for Garrett County, No. II Judicials.
September Term, 1915, at the suit of
Second National Bank of Parkersburg,
against John 7. McGraw ct. al, the
undersigned Late Sheriff of Garrett
County. will sell at Public Auction to
the highest bidder at the residence of
John T. McGraw in the town of Deer
Park. Garrett County Maryland. COM
mencing on