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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-23


D1on nbr 9loromonus 0e0antcn ma
reii bci ocm ormci piIrttenbcrgic9eu
Srcn8auiie6cr lub bci &itcic idellcn
bimnqlu0 iibcr Sic Grc,i5fctte Ger Whl.
Idif DiIdte iidJ sor Siioor 5ilberipicgels
9rlntihlitteii NIT bent oariniiBcnoeu
Uniform ulio 6oilcttcuglon5 fait Bis 5ur
Groc, nabnl ebriud)tspoll aus Serrn &oe'
aig5 &dnoeit ole TdgeSpGiie ertgcgei, los
fie 0urdb, inocnl er iic nit Der rnteren
gcitc nadj obep hiclt, imo reidtc iic mit
elmer 8ipeiten @crbcugng al Scrrn gSpc.
hid Airiid, tuoroilf Oieicr inn ais lcucr
8iQarrentoit1c bul0ooll cine Stinfa0ors5
aus Serra Silberlpiegels 2oOen pr0icus
tcvtc ,.55iQary, BON 8remelt Sino lie
sll prr5olIen?" aDatte,4 griuite DcG
8nlmdhter, irto nit Oer Sou0 nad) cineut
etipa cinc &icrtcliiltnoc entierrtell Gjc6dltoe
seiQeIl0 ,,Gin 1nBen0 lit 5oilfrci @a
III oos 8ollanlt Wian paiiierte cine @a.
radc, III Der lidl cine babe &oiotcniotlic
nit gao0fa, beiBcnl See in0 8olaloifarnt.
fit oeit bortcu @reu8ocnit DerIiiBtc, rro
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mar arof into iprroe nod GroBer, alS Der
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nadj Eloo5 3u begleiten itno ibnen bel Der
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6cuSipiuoigteiten CAFES nnc aonoiforeicn
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-23

tyeitltd)cf NegllilI.
IeS So6rcS GouocuiS Ser .9}a-
tiouol 9tiiociotiou oi 9uilocrS
GrDonocs." 9eriommhnscn
uo6mcu I'M Gncrion i6rcu 9lu-
ion9. llebcr 300 @ditc oupc.
icuo. EoS @ronontnt fiir sic
lld6lten Gage
Bre t,. bS,f or NJ egEesc ssasV.sN
Ginen 6er5licbcn GWpiong 6ereiiete
gcitcri Baltimore Sen Gclegaten Der
u9}otionol 9Iiiociotion Of Builders
GrdanqcS" sic iut Sotcl Gnerion
lore finite SobreS Gonpcntion cr.
oiinetc Gs 1otteu iib pcit ii6er
300 0clcgotcn ouS oQcn E6eilcn Ger
9cr Stootcn engeilnloen imo picle
BON ibncn morcn bon i6rcn 9(uQebos
riacu bcglaitct. Gic 1cleQatcu plws
Ocu bon StootSicfretdr Swmlon9
inn gtomen 0cs @ouocrnctrSSorrinA-
ton uno oou Siilis @rotirotor y.
S. O}cainlcb i'm 0loneu 0eS WloDor5
9Srcitou bcgriBt, Gr@olpcrlcur G.
@oriiclO bc0riiBtc oie @diic i'm 9la-
mct scr Si0cliip oi0 GcpolitGo. iulN
Bat Sic Gulucn, mdbrcnO iGrcS glti-
eut6oltes in ser @}onumcntcnitaOt
BORT i6r &ouptqnarticr aui5libla-
gen.
&rdiiocut S. g. Qcumon bon
QouiSpiuc, aDy ricf 0onn oie Ser.
Ionulmg sur Grouing uno soate
Sru. SSo6n Groiuor ocnl @ice@rd.
Iiocnteu scr 8crciiliglmg imo cinem
@iirgcr BON Baltimore, 6o6eS 2ob
fir Ociicu Gcroicuitc inn oie @cica.
idoit
@lci6 no6 @cgiuu scr Gonocu-
ton 6cgom 3piIdcn 9ltlonto imo
Cincinnati ein lcbGoitcr g9cttItrcit,
ii6 Die n01itc Contention 81 iiderrl
uno 'Oic pcrid6ie0eucn 0cIegoien Der
t6eiltcn Ihlaibriitcu mo 9Iniioroc.
rlru0cu, ole sic 9InmcIcuocn erlub.
tcn fir i6rc GtaStc ais Grt Der
! nGd)iicn Gouocntion 5u itimmen.
Iic 9contcu scr Gcreiuiguna
Iino. %rdiioent; s. g. 9epmon aus
2olisDillc. a1.; @icc Erdiioent S.
1roiuor Baltimore, Mo,; Sdobmci-
tier @eo 6. Sdr60cr, @roO 9lo.
pioS, @}iG. @enerol 9lnuolt. @m.
9. Sing, @aibin1tom 2 g.; 6inml5'
Gonluiii0r s.. &. Glm5nou Golunl.
bus. 8. 6clO Gonmliiidr; g. &.
9hsbounL E6ilooeIpbio, ga. Scfrcf
tir. s. NJ. Golluer, 2olispiac, &n
sic %oriiber scr cin5eIncn GonlitcH
! ino. GrcfutiD Gonlitc s S. 0ltn.
can, Goriiter;; ga. Z. G6cm, Gice.
@r1iiocnt; G. II. Grnnins, S. ST.
GoOlou So6n Sroinor uno s. S.
! Scotcs, gIitoiiobil Gonite: E. g.
Satellite iin0 $. 81. Io0ion
Undertakings Gomite Sol. ~
9rQp Iinon5 Gonlite: Charles 9l
Guinlius; @otel Gonlite: S. ST.
ToOiou un0 6ronf g. Smell; Gomen.
gl6t6eilin0: 8. a. G6eoouncS nm
". Gonlpca GnpiougS Gonlite q
Nlorriou nnS u. $. Siemou; Gomitl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-23

miibten Gor oeu 9}idlter gebrabt
BAT Ct mn 9ladHc6t bod crfIartc Ser
ielbe, oaB er ser Boli5ei uno Dem $50
ipital 10 uiel llngeIeaeu6eiteu 6ereitet
ba6c, Dab eine Strafe BON $25 nebit
Soften ougeneiien III sSn glu6e.
tradt ieiner Alittelloiigfcit nmBte0e
Iehaltn ms 05efinaniB uan0ern
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-23

gciirno fiiblcii irtoc6 Z
tc. @or llingerer
3cit mar ic1 iebr
nbeeipdmt, battc
Gc1nerSen III 8iits
fen llnD @eiten,
mar iebr ltilreael
indBig, riiDc, rera
p0s, Bate Icbliilinc
SrGlulte, mar obnc
2lppetit uno fur8
ot6nig. oScll las
sS6re 9lu3eige III
Den 3eitiiligeil illi0
hsfc4,lnf, aitta gflcf Z
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-23
(t2. cyortIeBltua.)

9cr GiltriftsfommilSor rcidlte gaoro-
mann bic Sono mo iagtc.
ngldb i'd peritebe, 3eriiebc Gic iino clit
Gcrr Gdott IN IN --"
nssn olocrcr 9Alialadnna," iogtc Noros
mann ladleEo
ygIbcr, &err 9luyomannl"
aAouune idjor ,SrdtiIein @rct, tonule
Idjon 9cr5cbn Gle Der f0ni8tidJc Iicnlt
acct por (5ndoigcS 6rdiacnL Sic noA
Udt iHi lsa1et, S6nca luitilen ia Sonot
lul0 sSiBc 3il GiStamgelt crfroreH lcll.
e5gidlmnto, 8eidlmno"
aAd) iuhrc uiot mit!" iogtc Gncie-
oyianul~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-23

gIns ben @OIi5eioeridteH.
@daOere geiduIoigIn9 gcger oeu
SAwager er6o6eH 8uroe ben
ojrobgeiduoreHeu ii5eriuieieu
9Sioerieete iic6 ieincr 6citua9me
Sit gut auige1o6eu Gin
tbpuerer @pbirtsta1srouid
TeS 9aubes 6ei1uloigt.
glnf sic 9lusiagen ieiuer jugcuoli
den Shipdgerin bin Der crit 14id9.
rigen IorotbD y. Ratteit luilr0e gc-
itcrn 0cr % Sabre alta SoBn g @als
ibe bon y2r 29t5, @albroot 9Ipc,
III Scr norOmeitliAen 8oli5ciitotion
BON Hihter 0lc6aul mter idiuercr
glnidnloigung ben @eibporcuen
iIbcupicicn 1ic girgAoit pnroe
ai $1,000 icitaeiebt
Eas Wldohcu, tucldcs fait oollig
crbIiuoct iit bciudt sic Diorulduoer
9liuocnidlle. 5ic crflGrtc, iie 6d6e
ipmcils oos ggo6enenoe bel i6rer
Ehmciter III gol6root oer6raGt nnO
i'll 0crcn gSo6una 6dttcn iidb 0ic hi
.grage itebeu0en &otgdnqc int 9Ios
beM6er iHO Ie5clu6er Dorigcn SaG
res crcignet. SSali6c ultroc BON &c.
iettip Goreo ocr6aitet.
qlltf 3wci Ntonote n.eriorGt.
giui Sue 9Ronotc murOc oer aus
Ebio itaHmeu0c 8enjamin T6onas
aclicru iii sci iuciilicbcu &ol5eiito-
ton BON MiGter ga6ler in's Gorrefs
iious1aus gcibidt. TbomaS mar
uou @olijiit 3. 6. 8obe iuegeu get.
iclus ucr6oitct poroeu uuo bate oca
9laurod bci iciner 6eita9mc nit
IuiitiMIdgen ino 6uBtrittei trdt.
tirt Ger aSoli5iit iab iicb genot6iot
0cn 9lrreitauteH nit iciuen aniittcl
5ir Naiion 3iI 6riugcn iutO E1os
mas cjeiid6t trllg Oeutlidc Spuren
0eS itdtigebabtcn SdnOgeHcuges
Mes ltcberfalls bcitbitl-
0tgt
lluter Ser 9eihAlOiaitng, lSranf
Tur6en ali sen @emiDluouia Giicn.
ba6nanlogea na6c ser GorrollitruBe
il1crfaneu mo 6eroubt SIT bo6cn,
hottie it'd scr ~ Sabre alto Sames
N IuifD 3it pcrauimortcH into purs
NJ ltnter oicier 9eic6ulOiaung oeI
@roBaeIhworenen ii6erpieien Drr.
ben biiBtc onaeblid ocn 9etrdg BON
$27 eiu.
@intbeurcr &aui dl.
SSaneS Ielebantp, ucl6er iicb &C.
itern uor 9lidter 1itpplcc iu mittlc.
rcn BoliScigeri6t 5n oerautworterl
hottc, iiebt spar niht im @eriugiten
ocm aroBeu @eor9c &aibiugton
a6nlih Bat a6er Das Cine NIT oem-
icl6en acneiuiott udmlicb oen (Se.
bnrtStog. qluldBliM oieieS groBcn
biitoriiHeu GraigniiieS 6ielt cSSameS
iur uotbig, oui ieia 99obl into Oos
gInoenfen @ai6ineton's einen mebr
Ut trinfcM ais CT pcrtragcn fonute
fonntc. mas 5ur 5oIge Gotte OaB er
iinulos betrimfeH purDc nno mad,
Sem @lerrp SoipitaI gcbrocbt lucr0cn
nntBtc, po iicb sic qler5te lin ibu be.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-23
geicScr an strife.


Iie SlciocrndGer ser @cbrii0er
@rcii5So6rif. IS glnaeiteQtc
lcacu sic 9Ir6cit nicoer. strifcr
ocr6icIten ii6 ru6ia. SturfeS
RolBci.9alige6ot 5ir 2tcac
Ginigimg ipuroe er5icIt
@eitcru Nlorgcu uerlieBcn 75 9ln.
geiteQtc, Srouen uuo DlGuuer, oie
aleiOer.So6rif bon 8. @reif & 9ro.
all ser NliIton. lmo 9li6lono-2lpeuue
uno meigerteu iicb. bic Qlrbcit pieocr
oiii5une5nelt wcHn i1uen uidt 6ci-
ierc 9lrbcitS 9coiugluigen beluiaigt
piir0eu.
go6olo GopitGu gfor6iier pon
norO0iuic6cu Giitrift pon Dem ncucn
5trcif 60rtc, ionoic cr 30 W}ouu Scr
EoI3circicrpe no1 Scr 6abrit bic
ieood fcinc &crouloihma gum Gin-
i6rcitcu 6ottcu Oo Oie Strifcr obnc
irqcnolpclbc Concentration 81 pcr-
aultoltclL sen &lob perlicBeu
Ger &rdliocnt Der ulScOcrotiou oi
2o6or" ST. Sobu 3. Scr0nion cr.
fldrtc ooB 6intcr oieicn Strifc Die
8. So S. itdi0cr. Sic n6eoerotiou
Of &abor~ 9abc oie 9lugelegenbeit
jeBt in bic Souo eeuomnen uno e5
ici b0dit inmo6ridcinlid ooB lb
nod encore BON sen 625 9lngcitcIltcl
ocn Striferu ouiblicBcu ipiiroeiL ob-
mo6l bon ocn luplirieOenen 9lr6ei4
tern Gin itorfer Gutd olSgciibt per-
sc. Sic 9(r6eiter peldc in Ser 5a-
brif 0c6le6cu pGrcn ieicn nit 0cn
Gcr6dltllillcn 5lIricOcn
Tic 5trifer bo6en Gopt W}or6iier
ocriprodeu fciuc Gcnouiirotioucu
8u Dcrouitolten
W}it Sru Ser9uion uno cincu
Gonite Scr glugeitcIltcn Scr 6o6rit
BAT sic 6irmo 8. @rcif & 9ro. an
Mouta6 qIbeno elm 9l6fonrncn &c
troifcn ucIdcs iiir cin So6r @iiltig
felt fat rnO fiir eincn iniintcrbroAc
mem 9etricb in Sen 9lnlogcn iorgt
SSn Dem 9(bfounen lit eine mobent,
lihe glr6eits5cit bon so St1moen ln(
cine SdicogericbtS 9eG6rOe porgeic
ben, bic iid) ans il @iitglieocru 8u
ianmeneBt. sSiini oerielbeu iin(
@litglieoer ser @ereinigluig ser 9ln.
geiteutelL fiinf perOen oou scr Sir
ma ernount iuiO 0oS If. @litgIie(
iol aenleiniam aepdblt meroen. Get.
tcres oarf mcoer nit Ocn orgoniiir.
ten 9(r6eiterI nod nit Scr &Icioer.
SSnouItrie in iracnopelc6cr Ger6ii
Olng iteber
SSn elmer nm Nlontag 9lbenO obgc
boltencu GeriolnmIlng oer &lcioer
nloher.s nn iuelAcr 625 Gerionet
t6eilna6ncn ipirOc ciuitimnlig &c
id(oiicil iid nit oiciem 9l6fonmel
einperitonoen SIT crfldreu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-23

Sdmode ner06 &crIoncn 1cpIog 0ofigsoigfeit uiO
dledten Erdlue, eriA0pfe6n Ausuic 9rit gdcr 6 aop
dmera Soorausfaa 2bnome oes @eb6rs uuO Der sebo a
orrb @uGenoridcn ShbOcropng @u0gfe Grr65ef, 3tern
Scr5opfct 8ribcflcmung Acngidfc mO Grbinn crobrcn
Dem gSngnOiCnnO" C ale O1cn ngcnOdcr &crrrnugCu
srGu6l in farer 3t Strnrcu, Samcnilu GBiuos Sramp
aOer nnO 0crbrn ua elmer OSng tuS Hf cucu Sao
geGeilt merSen
nGeHapic ue8e guro, Snnd cut
2cn.iacn 8riOaaIinit 1877 Gaf a. strr @cw gurt g. g.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-23

glbunncuten, bic ncu oScuti6en Gorrc=
ipDnDcuicu" utdJt piiuttlidj Ocer nnrcgcI
ndilig erbnltcn finn gcbctCn, Der SffiCc
bapUu yer Gelcpbun DOcr idlriftlidJ Wiit
tbeilnng ST niad)cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-23
CTinenl NLntitnra crLenrll.

Ginent 8hititlr5 erlag geiteru Der
"A Sabre alte glltorep S. Mc@ladin
bon glr. 1862, 9foIono 9(penue, alS
cr aera0e int 9egriiie itouo, it'd sur
Qrbeit BIT 6eacbcn. Ut mliroe BON oeut
&pIi5iltcn $olc pom n0roliden 81.
itrift an icincr Soustbiir toOt migc-
iuuoen. @icDtadin muroe in Oos
Ntorpldnoer glllGcmcinc Noipitol ge-
broht III ocr Soiiuung, i'm nod onl
2cbcu crbalteH 3it f5rucJ abcr mar
6crcitS foot ais oic glcr5tc Oie I'm
tcriuding bcgmncit 0iitglic0er 0cr
6oulie crflGrten OoB Wlc.Uiocfin in
Setter 2anc gcirii6itiidt ltnO 5ur 9(r'
belt qegangcn marc. Gr biuterlaBt
cine 9ithuc, 6ralt WlorD NlcDIadin,
uno cincu 5p9n GBdtlcs R D1ct
Diodiu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-23

0ie 9altimorer Ntitglieoer Der
ySider6eit t@@ereinigung iperoeu
dA beute nod Maibiuaton begebeit
I'M bic 5icberbcitS 2(usiteIlimg 3u
5eiiMtigeu,
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1916-10-07
IN COww,a
MnMll>

In sealed sanitary cans. Finest for table us,
and baking. Ask Your grocer for it. Send
postal card for booklet OF Prize Recipes to
p. DUFF & SONS
800 Duquesne Way, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1916-10-07
JUDGE ROBINSON'S
VISIT VERY FROSTY

Judge RObinsOn's press agent sent
throughout the state Tuesday and
Wednesday a report that the eastern
panhandle is very friendly to his can
didacy and that many Democrats as.
sured him OF tnelr support. The re
ports further stated that he Was
wramly received by large crowds
wherever he went and the enthusiasm
ran high.
The fact is that Judge Robinsou's
visit was a frost from beginning to
end. AT no place in the county he
visited was he greeted by large
crowds, nor was any enthusiasm in
evidence. At Marlowo yesterday ne
shook hands with less than half
dozen men, ana at Hedgesville the
number was scarcely increased. At
Gerrardstown he did not attempt TO
speak. and followed the same pro-
gram at Bunker HILL The truth is his
trip was a disappointment fro1a be-
ginning to end, and he left the county
with no assurances OF having gained
strength.
The Judge made one speech and
that was at Blairton, where Ward
Mcanhan, manager of the quarries,
took him in charge and introduced
him TO the employees Being a Robin
son supporter it can plainly be seen
why Mr.. McL4anahap was so deeply
interested.
So far as Democrats 'pledging him
their support, the statement is false
No Democrat did that because all
are anxious to deal death blow TO
the state house machine, and assist
in placing there a man who Will be
a real executive and not subseryient
to a political clique,
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1916-10-07
WATER SYSTEM AND
ELECTRIC LIGHTS
IN SHEPHERDSTOWN
PROSPEROUS VALLEY TOWN TO
BE SUPPLIED WITH ABuNp-4
ANCE OF PURE WATER
FOR LIGHTING AND
DOMESTIC PURPoSEs-sYs-
TENS TO BE BEST
THOUSAND DOLLARS WILL
BE SPENT ON IMPROVEMENTS
NO WUNDER WAY

Our thriving Jefferson county
neighbor, Shepherstown, prospecting
with this country, is determined to
shake off some obsolete methods in
town ways, and set an example for
other small towns of the Valley in
modern improvements all at once.
Yesterday the Shepherdstown sIee-
trio Light and Water Company,
largely local capital, with Il. G Ring
gold, a progressive business man Of
that town manager, commenced work
on modern water system that will
supply the town with plenty of ma
lures beverages, for all purposes =
fresh and pure from the bowels of
the earth. Already a big artesian
will is being sunk, the drills having
gone down well to the two-hundred
foot mark, cutting fifty feet of the
hardest limestone, and drilling will
be continued until big pool of UNI
limited supply and powerful pressure
is struck
The company will also put in q
new electric light system. designed to
make Shepherdtown a new White.
Way" from business center to sub
urb. The contracts proper have been
let to the Ensign Company OF Har.
risburg. Pa. and the cost will be
around $4,000 for the water system
and $4,000 for electric lights.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1916-10-07
SUNDAY SERVICES ON
THE RlDGEWAY CHARGE

There will be preaching at the eol-
lowing places on the Ridgeway charge
Sunday, October s Paync's chapel.
II a. m; Arden, 5:tj p. m, and Ger.
rardstown, 7:3O p, M The pulpits OF
the above mentioned places viii be
filled by Rev. Remet'ious elias Wish
anon, NJ D., OF The salouiea. Mace
donna. Mr.. Nishano0 VAS the first
convert from the Greek church to
the Protestant faith of a noble iam-
lily, and because of his conversion
his father, very wealthy Macedon-
ian nobleman and close adhercnt Of
the Greek church, not only disinher-
tied him, but threatened to xiii aim.
and he was Obliged to flee from his
country in order to save his life. III.
Vishanoff viii relate the story of MSS
conversion, persecution and the sac.
rihces he had to make because Of
his religious belief lie will also sing
in Macedonian ana Bulgarian Ian
guages. All are invited to come AMI
hear this missionary speak. w. r..
Hardesty, pastor.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1916-10-07
AucTloNEER oooD GETS
y BIG SALE JOB IN VIRGINIA

Proving that his superior abilities
as an auctiouecr, that he can success.
fully sell big properties, County As
SCISSOR John w. Dood has been en-
ployed to conduct the sale Of one
OF the biggest farm estates In the
Old Dominion that of the late A. w.
bearing, who died at Flint IIid, Rap
pahannock county, Va. recently re
pHted to be worth over million dol
lars, represented in thousands Of
acres of lands, hundreds of livestock
and bonds by the thousand
J. A. Deering, postmaster at Shen-
and0ah Junction, nephew and one
OF the principal heirs to the big es-
tate is the executor.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1916-10-07
CUMBERLAND VALLEY X. II.
TIME TABLE.

In effect Sunday, May 18th 1915.
xDaily except Sunday.
sDaily.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1916-10-07
Merchandise Business for Sale
Store Room For Rent

merchandise
Marnsthg established large permanent trade
railroad mechanics mill and biz
greatly increased by active
and modern, we'll
ventilated and lighted night Equipped with all modern fixtures
self oil tank
heavy
register roll and
CELLAR AND WARE RooMs-Cement M
ventilated cellar building
OTHER PARTicULARsMy selling /
For further particulars address call
A. T. HESS
COR. N. QUEEN ST. HESS AVE. MARTlNseuRG,
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1916-10-07
FAIRVIEW ENDS
IT'S FIRST MONTH
Enrolment is Twenty Three With
Average pany attendance of
Eighteen

The Fairvlew school ended It's first
months work on Friday Sept. 30. with
Miss Leona Triggs as teacher The
total enrolment being %, with aver.
age daily attendance Of Is. Those who
were not absent during the month
were Elsie Fleming, Laura Lemaster.
Bertha Mcdaniel, Barbara Wilson.
Irene Manspeaker, Catherine Triggs,
Leo Manspeaker, Nelson Kellar. Wal
ter Cation. Those who were absent but
one day were Ruth Kellar and Charles
Mcdaniel.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1916-10-07
Admitted to tlosnltaI

Miss Lottie Hoke Millyille, has
been admitted to the City hospital
Mr.. and Mrs. w S. Jolliife returned
today to their home in Morgantown,
". Va, after being the guests Of
brothers, w. II. and f. r Spillman.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1916-10-07
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NOTICE

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viii be allowed in October only.
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8 IA If City Collector
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H. A. Riddle. Gen. Pass. AIT.
j. Fl. Tonge, Supt
w. A. Gard Agant us-tinahn~x. viva
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-09-15

Lieut.. and Mrs. A. W. Hanson hav
have been entertaining Mrs. Thoma
H. Cunningham, wife Of Capt. Gun
nigham Of the 18th cavalry, For
Bliss.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-09-15


MAYER end m. Nor1hans enter.
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ouurlr~ ~ & ~ ~ ou1ltorinu
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~ No s'~ o
vWo0oy-tI1m Woo00o AoMvWoory
Last Friday evening, HolIywo~d
Raneh, south Of ths city Was the
scene Of delightful gathering, The
occasion bsing in honor Of The 26th
wedding anniversary Of Tie marriage
Of NJ. and Nre. George p. Watkins.
The hone was decorated with bsauti-
I'll flowers grown in tie Wstkins'
garden. The "bride" and groom"
wees drosDsd IN ~ fashion Of their
wedding day, the bridss gown vas
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-09-15

ca anl Hazyy ~ 1nnsss -
bessa oo11.,, ~ 4nvlee. Ioort1
I1neseI - Hsohn, ~ hon ~
Wolhins lanI1y.
~. an1 Nh. Wa>hins vurs nar'
I'D u Di1lsy Ionas, ~. q 1871
oouing 70 this yo0ion ~ yoozs lator
Thy haze lived q us1lyWoo1 mad
nearly ~ Of ~ tino. eix ohil1sog
werb I'm 70 ~, th1eo now living
Ia VIVA ytone and Dlek. Franc
pesed ~ 1olIowlng pen for ths hap.
py occasion.
twenty-five sunpsrs have dziftsd
sway,
sIhss tksss two wsrs young and A.
vays az;
Ard ofSsn he ysars,
Have brought thsm tear,
Az they travelled Ger HIS way.
But they have been faithful to love
/ and tno1x vow,
6he's smoothsd TIE sorrow and care
from his brow;
He's GAINED her fears,
And dried III her tears,
And love their guide Il now.
May twenty-five winters no mors sor-
/. rows bring,
Nay they never weep, but svsrmors
ding;
Nay the cares slip away,
With each passing day,
Joy, their golden wedding bring.
Mss Kats Jansen entertained at
bridge again, Saturday at her charm
Ing ranch hSise, those enjoying her
hospitality included Mrs. J. @. NOR,
who has just returned from . delight
full summer on the Pacific Coast,
Mssdsmss Thur1nnnd, 1fahonsy, H. B.
Hall, Bedford, etecker, Rutherford,
and T. r. Taylor. Misses Bedichek,
Hodgdon, wamel, Mahoney and Holt
lllooellaReeus oheww
Miss Opal Snoderess entertained
A = n
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Nm. chas Poe is visiting IN ~
sons.
Ds1ins Is SURF getting to b ssons
ssttlsmenk"
Ernsst Prussl was down from Hun
Icy Sunday,
Mss leila Conner Is rseovorlne \
from q very sewers illness.
II IL , mighty inspiring sight to sse
those school children every day.
Miss Louise Lawhon Of FL Psso,
|is the guest Of Miss Laura Conner.
Miss Nora Lawhon and Billie Pet
eson are guests Of Mrs. Mayms VII
liams.
Frank 8. Hall, agent Of the Mason
ic Life Association Of New York
has been in the city this week. H
LIST Lieut.. Clyde Earl Ely returned
from Columbus Monday after i've
day visit with Deming friends.
Frank Wyman came down FROM
Silver City this week to indulge h
1000 and greet old time friends.
Capt. O'Connor, in charge Of road /
construction out of Columbus, was
Lieutenant Hanson's guest this week.
Mrs. Mae Rush Is spending a fei
days with Mrs. Edna Nordhaus prior
to going to the 76-ranch with Mrs.,
Elmo Jordan.
A. n. Lockhart ought to be proud
Of his pretty little glass house OPP
posite the Union stetion park, coy
new office Of the Tr-State OIL Co.
Lieut.. and Mrs. A. W. Hanson have
have been entertaining Mrs. Thomas
H. Cunningham, wife Of Capt. Cum
nieham Of the 18th cavalry, Fort
Bliss.
r. r. Matthews and wife Of Wins
low, Arix., made an "airship' visit
to Their parents here, remaining as
long as Eds aldermanic duties would
permit.
Miss Alice Hall left last night for
Denver to attend the Wolcott school
for girls. She was accompanied by
Mrs. W. O. Hall, who win remain
for a few days.
J. s. Barnhill has resigned his po-
sition with the Clark Grocery Co., and
has associated himself with the
Hodgdon store, where he will be glad
to meet any and all of his old
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-09-15

Mr.. and Mrs. Lytton Taylor are
very happy over the arrival Of lit
Tie daughter, on last Sunday. This
is the only daughter and Master
Raymond Taylor, assd four, Is tho
only son.-Rio 0rands Rspublio.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-09-15

Miss Alice Hall left last night for
Denver to attend the Wolcott school
for girls. She was accompanied by
Mrs. W. O. Hall, who win remain
for a few days.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-09-15

Mrs. Thomas Marshall, aecompan-
led by her son Archie, are home from
lthica, N Y.
Archie will return next month to
rs-entsr Cornell, where he will pur-
sue the B. a. course.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-09-15

J. s. Barnhill has resigned his po-
sition with the Clark Grocery Co., and
has associated himself with the
Hodedon store, where he will be glad
to meet any and all Of his old
friends.