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Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1916-08-05
BOY SCOUTS WILL
CAMP FOR 10 DAYS
NEAR BACK CREEK
TROOP NO. TO LEAVE Y. M. c.
a BUILDING FRIDAY MORN.
ING AT O'CLOCK
CAMP WILL BE ESTABLISHED AT
WINTERMoYER's FARM
NEAR REDGEVlLLE
SCOUTS WILL BE m CHARGE OF
scoUTMAsTER srAUBLlY
AND SECRETARY PERRY

Troop No. 1. of Marunsburg. Roy
Scouts of America, viii leave the y.
NJ. c. A. building on Friday mornius
at O'Clock. for their camp of ten
days on Back Creek, near Hedgesvire.
The boys will be in charge of Scout.
master Staubly and Secretary Perry
OF the Boys Department of the Y. who
will remain with them the entire
time looking after them and seeing thar
they have a good time and get plen-
ty to eat. The Scouts will likely
leave the building 35 strong aud there
Is yet time for more to go who dc.
sire. The entire troop desires to make
the trip but it has been found i'm.
possible to take any but those who
were able to raise the amount of $3.50.
sum much less than a boy can be
taken on a ten-day trip
1t had been hoped that by this
time a number of donations would
have been volunteered in the way OF
provisions or money for the boys trip
but so far no voluntary contributions
have been rendered It would be a
good thing for the boys If you were
to make them a contribution to help
them out on their camping trip. The
money they raised on tag day has
been used judiciously in the purchase
of tents and other equipment NEEDED,
and the boys find themselves a little
short as the time arrives for their
departure.
Would you not like to contribute
something in the way of edibles or
money to help them enjoy their out.
ing? If SO, call up Walter w. Trout
at the Peoples Trust Company, A.
Zimmerman, at Houseworth & Vim.
merman's store. or Scoutmaster Staub'
ly, and they will report your desires at
the next scout meeting, and due eff
fort will be made to see what
you desire to contribute will be useu
PROPERLY for the Enjoyment and bene-
fit of the boys. Let these men who
are working in the interest of the
welfare OF the boys of Martinsburg,
hear from you You can also call up
the secretaries Of the Y. M. c. A., ana
they will see that the boys get your
word.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1916-08-05
Council Meeting

The city council will hold the regu-
lar monthly meeting tomorrow night
when much important business is en-
pected TO he disposed of.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1916-08-05

Planning for material improvements orchards in which
thew are interested especially the methods of picking pack
inc and shipping Attorney X Poole Gold
Company Dr. j. Mckee Sites went to Gettysburg Sunday and
n Monday big Tyson Brothers at Fordae
These orchards considered the the
part United States the system of picking packing
apples.
While there purchased Gold Orchard Com
nanv grader of the very models to
be used with gasoline other power The Gold Orchard
Company completed system by which their big apple crop
will brought to the packing sheds in crates nsung most
careful handling The apples will then be worked through the
mechanical grader carefully packed in barrels
and after such fashion to favoraby with
best pack of the great northwest.
home from Gettysburg Messrs Poole and Sites
stopped with John Ncodemu operates in Wash
g county, Maryland the biggest apple orchards of the
SOLD N w. GREENING CROP
C. j. Faulkner has sold to A L. Fountain New
buyer his big crop of Northwestern Greetings good
round figures cash f. O. b. local shipping point
SHIPS FIRST CAR LOTS OF PEACHES
Today H. H. Rutherford shipped from Rutherford
orchards consigned to New York commission firm the first
carload of peaches from this section of Berkeley this
This will be followed Immediately by other shipments
Rutherford could have made sale at home but preferred
chance the big markets. with the present great
good fruit at this time and prospects of substantial prices
YOUNG ORCHARD THRIVING.
McCune Falling Waters who has forty acres set in
apples young five years DID, says they
ing condition. in fact have been making growth
factory The orchard is located sandy loan soil
omac river The major portion of this
Imperial Delicious King David and Stayman Wnesap with
Grimes Golden.
Mr. McCune is giving considerable attention potatoes
the Red Bliss for early and the Green
certainly the best producers and the dependable
He planted the Green Mountain this year July 9Th
SALES OR CONSIGNMENT SHIPMENTS
While the demand good and buying fairly liberal repre-
nted in numerous sales peaches and apples cash b. yet
many fruit consgnng to different pointthe big
cities from Pittsburgh east with shipments Cleveland
and Cincinnati
LOCAL EXCHANGE MAKES SALES.
The Martinsburg Fruit Exchange management very
ated the development of the business single
months especially members-parties who
are operating extensive commercial orchards Tabb Janney
manager reports satisfactory sales and that
the prices have very satisfactory every the
fruit is properly graded and packed
APPLES SELL AT $780, PEACHES $500.
The sales just contaminated by the Exchange
ed IN some early apples at $3.50 barrel for shipment
lot of peaches in sxbaske carriers brought $500 The
shipments have been directed largely east north and west
The peach reported far short of the estimate thirty
days ago in Berkeley county and everything indicates good prices
throughout the The Marnburg Fruit Exchange is
hg inquiries from points far SOUTH north to the lakes and
from Chicago to New York both peaches and apples and fruit
buyers IN number coming to this section.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1916-08-05
YOUNG ORCHARD THRIVING.
SALES OR CONSIGNMENT SHIPMENTS.

While the demand good and buying fairly liberal repre-
sented sales peaches and apples cash yet
many fruit growers consignng to different ponthe big
cities from Pittsburgh east with shipments Cleveland
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1916-08-05
LOCAL EXCHANGE MAKES SALES.

The Martnsburg Fruit Exchange management very
ated the development of the business single twelve
months especially the addition membersparties
are operating extensive commercial orchards Tabb Janney
manager reports satisfactory sales and says that
the prices have satisfactory every
Ic nr1y add Cd
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1916-08-05
SHIPS FIRST CAR LOTS OF PEACHES.

Today H. H. Rutherford shipped from the Rutherford
orchards consigned to New York commission firm the
carload of peaches from this section of Berkeley this
This will be followed Immediately by other shipments
Rutherford could have made sale at home but preferred
chance the big markets. with the present great
good fruit this time prospects substantial prices
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-03-03

Doris. be1t italienife 5Dngel9rer
Sarini's Suitru. 5DngelGrer >Gari-
nj er ST: @oImer Sol1t, Ser buifes
al mango e1l6m1 fra buns Deltagel-
fe i n@n 5en6ag paa M1nager",
bbor BON ipilleoe SSofum's &olle.
On al 6e min6re &oller, men life
mi1rbtt mor1 om ct @urberorengen
2ouis, 1om Ell &r. Ger11cr 8eter=
fen.
Sen oigtige Me06elelie fra &o1ni=
teen, 1om bleb bebubet i iibjte nge
er, at BEN berne Gong cnbeIig ba1
taget Sen1pm til be utallige 0pfor.
6ringer ON at afiptte nogle refer.
bereoe @la6lcr. 8inetter til Dis1e
tfan fiebes bos @ogba1oler 6. Ma:
cfeprang, 229 @ebnr MDe. (Seper
Gorners) fra nG1l tie Girsbog. Sc
Ser fun er ct 8ar @urt6re6e &lao:
fer reierberet> og Ser 11oen SpibI bi]
blibe, ltor &ift ont bis1e, tilrao0es
set ollie, 6er enffer at bape en- gol
8ln6s u6en at bpre np0t til q!
me6e ct 8ar elmer for Gi0en, al
fire fig EN- loa6an be6 / Gi6e al
fiebe &illet til r%eferneret 8labs.
Mmme11.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-03-03
@aiti.

S Sc ii6ite Mar for Scr pnre1
uro> Oprpr og lfifta16e ~&egjain.
ger (ifffe mi116re enc. s H%rpiioentcr)
paa &aiti, = 9republifen, Nabr
til @ubo. Ser bar l16iigt til euro:
Sn6blun6ing for at beifptt{
uolen0inges 2ib % Gienoom oq
for at fire Detailing al 2aon..
.9o greb Sc Sor. 5tuter i1,o, ol
Ser CT III trl1ffet en- S%beren5fmnl:
lom boo0e Soitis &ongres og &c
natet / 8o1bington bor goofjen6t
Sc Sor. 5tater obertager Nrotefto
rotet pper 9en. Set pigtig1te
Traftaten giber nern1ere Megler fo1
felgenoe Sumter:
Mmerifonif Oplpn mes 6inanier:
ne og Sl1ofos1ering .af Iol0in6tng:
terne.
Mn1crifunif Mp1Dn meb Detailing
al 5totsgjelb, un0eriegelle at @Dl
6igbeoen at beltuoen0e @jGlosfor
pligtelier og &egulering al Som
troftcr ON fren1ti0ig @ielo.
&olitipoien for &ep11blifen be
Itaoenbe ar Snofebte, forel9big IN
ser nmerifnnifc Sfficerer.
Sc Toreneoe 5toters @ara11ti fp1
at benorc Or0e11 og for at bebar'
&epuhlifens Gnbco % l1ofbengig
beb.
n0mfling al Salts &jelpcfiloc1
UNDER omcrifo11lf 2ebclic c.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-03-03

|srabe,1e % life fanot fine eon,Ie
II2nmmerater, bIep bun 1aa bebrpoet,
bum fatte fig neo % grao. Col
I6aterne iaa meb Gorbab1el1e %
,,Neistro pou Ben %greoe,loe, 1lnge
|Gergeant me6 ct. @eorgsforiet,
men 90 Sc fit acknowledgement at
bi6e, tog 6e fig penlig og oeltagen-
6e at bom.
Smiblerti6 fit Goes Samilie ben
|6e til at forla6e Sronten, og I'LL
ler SEN lille &elti11be @Dgepleierlfe
pqa ct Seltlo5aret.
@boo ser ct blepet af Sc andre
ungc Siger, be6 bum life. &imelig-
|bis famper Sc en6m1 peo Sronten.
|Dern1e6 ilutter v2e Sournol" lin
mere romantiife emo jult lanblpn=
|1ige 8eretning.
@bab Ser itob / G5ar Serbinanbs
9aanb.
Sen ber6n1te GD6er of Soan6ens
2inter> Mancini, ~bel6gte for 1,ogll
Mur 1i6en 8ulgariem bc6 bbilfen
2eiligbeo Song Ser6inarb bo6 bon1
le1e bans Sremti6sifjebne / &oon=
|6en. @lan6t mango onbre mnrfeIige
|Gor116iigelier , ser ienere CT gooe0c
Il Spfploel1e, Dtreoe Moncini og=
|foo:
oOm FEM eller iefs 9(or inbtrGf +
|fer Ser en- for Deres Maieltet me-
get gl96elig 8egibenbeb>> en- Gor=
|fremmelie bill ieg nermelt fol6e oct.
S 1912 foar Sc ct 9nife opfDIot,
iom 9e neppe bober at boobe poo
Men lenere foru6ier jeg en- &ato-
1trofe og 6Db 5org for 9eres Mo=
|ie1tet og bele 8ulgarien."
~~Sorfremmellen" fom, 0o Serb
nono tit Gitlen al G5or> og 1912
|brogte bans itore Sejr ober Gpr=
ferne. 9d1 er ser fun Sen jtorc &o=
II 1trofe tilbage
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-03-03

men Sen 6emmenbe &onite fan6t,
at fglge116e tilfom Yremie: :SSapn=
neiiif @ruppe, be1taaen0e al Da=
merne 8isbolm, Safob1en, Sanfen,
Ma0len, Bertbel1en og Simonien.
Snlenisier, "ipillt" at Ssfar og
Olaf Safobiel1, iamt 8rporene Carl,
Maos % Mnbers @anien. 8eo1te
&araftermuifer, Marp Beterim og
Gle Gbriltenlen ipm yDog % Scat" /,
og @arl &anien lom tort 8islefram-
mer. 6lottelte &oltumer, Dagmor
&asmuslm iom u5neoronning" oa
ella 2arim ION u2ilIe 2oro Taunt=
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-03-03

DEN DANSK-NORSKE METHO-
DIST KIRKE. HORNET af Broad
way og 10. st., afholder sine Guds-
tjenester som fSlger: Pr@diken
Sendag Form. Kl. 1870. Aften Kl.
7.45. Unge Folks Epworth Liga:
S6ndag Aften ri. 7.45; litersert NJ
de de ire f9rste Tirsdage i Name
cen. B@nnempde liver Onsdag Al
ten H. 8.
DANSK EV. LUTH. ST. STEPHANs
KIRKE, Hjprnet at Orleans og Ste
vens Street. Gudstjeneste hver
S@ndag Form. III. II. S0ndagssko-
lie XII. 9.
FORENINGEN "HAABET" mSder
paa Central Hall, den 2. og 4. Tors
dag i Maaneden.
H G. ANDERSEN LOGE Mr.. 81, D.
B. S., mdder 1. og 8. Fredag Maa-
neden paa Junior Pioneer Hall. :
FORENINGEN "GODT HAAB" ND
der 2. og 4. LSrdag paa vasa Hall.
FOREN1NGEN DANMARKS SON
NER" az D. s. D. F. msder 2. og
4. Onsdag paa Vasa Hall.
@ulsatba banff-nurife 8resbpteria'
ner Strife, 1876 >Gbomos st., ner
&ice ct. Donif @u6stjenelte bber
@enoag Morgen SCI. 1890. On
gelif @ubstieneite bber @bnoao
often al. 8, bbortil ollie CT bier
telig pclfomne.
Noltoren bill bore at finbe / fit
&ontor / &irfen, 1876 Tbomas
Ct, bber Eirsooq, Eorsoog DC
2eroag, fra &l. 9-12 SIM. oo
fra ST. 2-5 @m. @oitorens So
Zig er MI i Scr. 289 Thomos ct
81. s.. @rofe, @aitor.
DANMARKs DOTRE mdder 2. og 4.
Tfrsdag i hver Manned / Central
Hall, IS w. 4. st.
sANGFoRENINGEN "DANIA" ND
der hver Mandag paa Vasa Hall.
ELEONORA CHRISTINE LOGE Mr..
so, DIS. s., msder l.. og 8. Man
dag paa Central Hall.
DEN DANsKB U~NGDOMsFoRE.
ming mgder paa Central Annex Hall
liver Onsdag Aften.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-03-03

= 2iget al County Mlt0itor Sobn
&elleD, &ocf &c., ser far DGret
iabnet 1tben IS Sonuar, blcb fun0et
for Ell llgc it6en al SEN Mn0erlpn,
ser iommen ne0 mango on6re bar
11be at le6c otter bom. &ellep CT a11=
|tagelig blepet uOn1attet at at Do11Ore
run0t i 51een og bar fal0et / en-
Mrm al &ocf &iper, ~ Mil ira
2uperne og ca. 300 CARDS ira,
Dhor mon ii6lt bob0e let bam.
- Gn @ilofot, aoifi1lig oper A
500 long, bleb forleben often 0rGbt
ct @9nlebus / Sen nor6eltligc Del
af 8roincrb> og Set bite Jig, at Bet
te bar en- mere emo almin0elig pn0=
ifobsfulo @pnietpb> ga Sen bab0c
6rebt og logt / en- ppntelig HGffc
fife n1inore ems "a @611s.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-03-03

ST. PEDERS DANSKE EvANG
LUTH. KIRKE, 20. Ave. s. OF 9
st. Gudstjeneste S6ndag FOrmid
dag ri. 1890. Altergang f@rst'
S@ndag i hver Manned. Ande1
S6ndag hver Manned tillige After
gudstjenes.e XII. 8.
kirkelige Anliggender bede'
man henvende sig til Kirken'
Pr@st, Pastor A. j. Tarpgaard
221O e. 22nd Street. TelefOr
Smelling 497.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-03-03
&nsIife SfoIepi9er beb Tronten,

8aril erblo6et u2e Sorrnal" for
eller en- merfelig Siltorie ONT toln
ns1t1fe Sfolepiger, ser forlo6 6e=
! es Silent / Moi fpo for at begtpe fig
i'll Sronten, u6en at %un0errette
Sorelorene beron1. De fr>10e 6og If
fe forla6e Molfbo 0irefte> 0a Sc /
1aa Gal6 pil6e bore blepne 1tan6=
feoe beo Ser1nbanel% tationc11. Sc tog
6erfor en- &ogn % fjerte til en-
nerliggen0e 8p, bbor Sc 1foffeoe fig
uniformer, og 6erpaa 1teg IND / ct
Militertog. Haa 6e11ne Maa0e naa=
e0e De 6en pltrigife @renie 11oer
at blibe opoogeoe.
Men beres Soentitet fun0e /
2e11goen life ifjulcss &e0 Mnfom,
item til 2emberg bleD 6eres ~pirfelige
&ign rebet, % Ben fommon0ere16e
General gob 6em Or6re til 9ieblif=
felig at rej1e bjem igjen. &a11 los
Jig imiolertib rpre al beres in6=
trpngcnbe 8pnncr. ONT at fan. 2ot
til at blipe = men fun paa Sen
8eti1gel1e, at Sc flippeDe 0eres 1on=
&c @unr al. l111Der bitre 5aarer TO-
retog Sc 1,11gc Gamer Iao 0enne
Operation.
&cgimcntet orog I'LL gjennem 60
1i5ien og TOM in0 / &arpaterne,
bbor set cue 5log u0fjempe0es ef=
ter set or6et. SITE en- enelte At Sc
11rge &iger buffe0e UNDER poa Sc
onitrGngenbe Maricber. Sc lprtf
inart at ffp6e og. bar @eber lom 81
andre 5oI6oter. Dercs fbi116elig(
Sorr1obne afifoffeoc Sc og antoQ
monolige / Ste6et.
Mf og til 0eltogc Sc / 1%pen6en6(
&a1npc> nabnlig ii6lte Soroor, SC
Gpifernc meo 6ereS t1nge Mrtilleri
ongreb Sc r11siife 2inier og tbanq
Megimentet til at retirere. 90 Gro
notregnen Dor poo tit beieite, biite
Sc u1ge &iger for fprite Gang Segr
til Srpgt. On al Sem, 6en 16=aorigf
t3oe 5n1irnobo, fortnller berom:
: uGlere al % ifreg al &9o1e1
2D6io og ben6es 5p1ter, Ser CT ID
Mar> raabte pqa 6eres Mo0er Sec
tror ogiaa, at jeg ifreg. M}e1 oglac
Menoel1c bar bo11ge."
unDer CIT 1ratlig Scamp / &arpa:
terne bleD SEN t5=oarige Gina Mo:
ro1off 6rGbt at en @ranot. "gt91t(
Morgen," forteller Soc, 30 Gra'
notregne11 bar opbert, begrapeoe b
@nlt Dor lille Geninoe og lattf
ct &ors poo benoes @rap. Sen fel
genbe Sag bur ri longt bortc, oe
MI fan ieg f11ap blife, bpor 3inoS
@rao Iigger."
Slere onbre al Sc 11nge Bigea
bIeb iaareoe. 3oe ielD fit to 5au'
8enet og Soften og bleb 1lggenof
%bebi61tlgs poo 5lagmarfen. Sun
bIeb tronsporteret til ct 2a5nrH oe
moatte ligge til 5engS / oner er
.Muoneo> men bum bapoe oen Grplt
at bun bIeb uonapnt til 5ergeon1
oq 0eforeret n1e6 ct. 8eorgsfor1e
or u0bilt Sapperbeo.
Da bum font tilbage til Sfptte:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-03-03

u8urnebaaben" eller Born /
Strife, bliber IL. al 1868 Sbe=
aterielffabs ne1te itore 6oreitilling
It'll @lebe og Gorngielie for Dan=
'iferne / GbiIlmgebDerne. 6oruben
oe tibIigeer omtulte 8erioner Ser
,beltnger, fan p6erligere / Dag meo-
at Mmmen's Stole Cite vMm=
men" iom ffriper oisie Mrtifler,
men Mn111ens Der 6e1tager / 5tpf-
|fet), bill blibe uofgrt af Miis Mnnu
g. abomien; men Miis Gbomlen
oginn hllige ienere paa Mfte-
men Bile iig nloeles ufien6elig Tom
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-03-03

Rieb, bpis muligt. bog Dor
,~pertere,,be % neon 8looet. Derpef
itotter Re en- COB Saa o. ct barii
Blob. Mbertisfemerter CT ns6De11.
oige for etbDert gIabs gfsifte1,s.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-03-03

6. $. @pbe / ct. Haul, ser boe
!beret norif &oniul / Is Mar, bleb /
SEN Mnle0ning i 2proogs Mftes be=
bret peo en- itor Set / ct. Saul
|&otel, lpm oper 200 Menneifer,
|flelt Norom9n6, 6eltog |. Sen nor
life Minilter / 8aibington, s. 8rDn,
bar til 6tebe og obYrafte pao Song
|@aofons 8egne &oniul &obe ct.
Slafsoroene11s &onman0prtegn. M1
|8enner mootog &oni1len ct fo1tburt
@ulour meb &ieoe, og Mrs. &obc,
1om er oonif, fit ct @ul0mmbaan6.
|0e forfiellige 5alere - Or. $. 6.
(5tub> Mimi1ter 8rpn o. II. - trent
|bGbeoe &on}ul Sobcs Tortienelter
|1om &oniul og 1om 8robpgger mel
lem Norge %, Mmcrifa, io4 bon
|trofolt berte biemme / ben norite
|&irfe og birfeOe for norf &1ltur,
|lamtioig meo at ban lagoe it 2ipS
Mrbejoc / og for Mmerifa.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-03-03

Smitbs Sag nbiat. 6bb. 5tots=
fnsierer @oltcr S. Smitb CT for lpg
til at mg6e / &ctten. Denne Sc feo
bar Or. Mrtbur 5meenpe, ser al
Gountpaopofat 81. 9. 0'8rien bar
ien6t for at n~noerlpge Smitb, gipet
til Dommer Dicfion / &amiep Goun=
tn Di%ltriftgret. Dommeren uDiotte
Supcn moo ben ti6ligere &ontorilt
Mobert IS. Yicfit efter Smiths.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-03-03
Carl
munkh0|m
Candidate for
Justice Of the Peace

9anif MISUNDERSTANDING @pl=
lpiet ofhol0er n91te Mgbe Sors0ag
SEN 8. Marts bos' Mers. Yetcrien,
$50 50. Snritb Mne. = Mlle CT
belfommc11.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-03-03
,bc Mmerican : @eanbinapiau

Sic Mmeriean : @eanbinaoian
FOUNDATIONS oan1fe &omite bar pao
fit Mpbe Sen 80. I. sc. be0toget at
inbltille 81. meo. Gbrilten 2u11oe=
eooro(8ispebierg &olpita1, &isben=
bopn) og cano. mag. >@rnit @ran
(2nngbDA til r6e1loms Of tbe Mme=
Observation-Disclosures Foundation"
for 5tu6ieaaret 19t6-17.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-03-03

Sfplenbgifternc / ct. Saul bar
1iblte 9lar $1,OSO,365.O Oh e(ler $685.
80 for bbert 8urn / 8pens 5foler.
9ette moo falbes billigt. s Winne=
polls fo5tebe Set $44.20 at bolDe
bbert Barn / Sfole, og / Ou(1tb
$33.18.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-03-03

9cnias 8ripatmaiferabc / 2proags
ibab6e iamlet ful6t &us, % Ser por
|2ib og 2pier iom iiel0ens fpr, efter-
|1om 6e Maifere0eS Mntal Dar ltprre
|enb Gilfaloet bar beret / flere Mar.
bar mange Dpperlige Malfer,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-03-03

@olgatba &irfcs &pinbeforenina
bill meoc Iprsoug Sen 8. Morts
hos Oers. &c. $. Snu1, 83 Cambridge
Mbe. Iog 8ral10 9be. Gar til 5rel=
ling. &om 1oa mango, {om fam. =
MIlc er belfornmen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-03-03
&artnr.
State 6prticnltmral tEpcietD

State Horticultural Gocietp al
0}a6iion> 8is., lom Dor 2onbs=
mono Scr. g. M. &osnu,s1en al
|Osfo1b> @is.> ct &reiibent for, bar
u6ien6t Marsropport for 1915. Set
tie npttige @efte, 1om inbebol0er en-
Wfgng0e gobe M%nbisninger til
@lantning og 0pelifning al @lom=
iter og Srugttreer fan faas frit al
enbber Bisconitn 8orger, lom i1ro=
ienoer 9nife oerom paa ct 8oitfort,
o6res1eret til 5reoeric Granefielo,
Secretary, Maoiiom @is.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-03-03

&pnfirmntipn. 5pnoog Sen 27be
6ebruor rer ser Aonfirmation /
sen Dnn1fe 0olgatba Strife. Mcnige
beoens &rn7t, q. IS. Wro1e, bol6t
fin Mfifeosprnbifen / Splge inogipet
Meiignation. Ya1toren er in6ti1 pi=
nere at treffe / lin 8opGl, Nr. 587
GliclDt 5trect.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-03-03

Gibber al 9annebrog. 81. S. 6.
MeI1pn, bunif &on1ul / ct. HouI,
ser bar boet i 5taten / 40 g[ur, CT ri
Song Gbriltior Sen Eienbe u6npbnt
til @iboer al Darmebrog iom Mner=
fienoeIIe for bans Birf1ombe6. san
er Ben ferite Der / georopeltcn, ion
faaIe0es CT bleben be0ret.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-03-03

Scanbinanicn=Mmcrica 2intens
Mgentnr q. 6. Spbnipn & g.,
Sncprppratcb, bar aobnet &ontor
|117 Mortb Dearborn ST., Chicago,
|Sll., UNDER 2ebelie at Scr. IS. 81.
|Boul1on, Ser for bar 1tDret Mgen=
lturets &pntor / Meinneapolis. Sir
|moct 81. 6. Sobnion & &c., ser
|bapoe &ontor 176 Nortb Dearborn
Chicago, er bleben oplg1t, og
|6et obenn9bnte Mgentur bar ingen
lTorbinocl1e me0 Tirn1aet s. 2un6=
berg & &c., lom mi 6riber -Gorret=
Ining 176 81. Dearborn ct
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-03-03

.SSN.ESa
Mfbsbe @eteraner. MilIioan @ro;s.
Sc Mor gommeI, en- Of Banebrnocr.
he i Minneiota, TOM ban tom til !
1856, er bpb ct. 8aul, % Sit.
Drem @eterion CT bgo / 8ooobl1ro,
8oibington 60, Minn. Sc Dor hcg-
&c meo / 8orgerfrigen.
@elbmorb. Sneofer Nels Melion.
1915 Carl 5treet, ifipo Zig lelp for
.rigc Scot / &igffenet i tit &iem.
San por Al Mar gamutel, gift %
bar 2 8prn. San bauoe boet 16
|Mor i ct. SAUL.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-03-03
9pbsfalb blaubt 6fan6inaberne.

0ybsfalb Manbt Stanbinaber11c,
|Sos. g. g%lnoerion, 272 ct. Mntbos
|np Mpe.; @milp g. Gbri1tiamion
IBetbesbn &oipital; Wers. Olin(
|Sobn1on, gitp &oipital; @bos. 9a:
piolon, 3S3 s. Off ct; Mlfre1
|0ecI1on, 81 Clifton st.; Mrs. S.
SSSobnion, Gitp Solpital.
SfanbinapiH 2itterat11r / Minre-
1pta. @totens btltoriife 5el'foo o.:
5tnsuniper1itetet bar inbgaaet Gil
Sperensfomlt ON / inobDr0es Grr.
at arbejDe for, at Diinnc=
1ota fan gaa / @piOien for at lamlc
ONT og fra Sc lfanolnaDi=
lie Soft. De 6eler Mrbei0et, ioale=
beg at l%1niper1ttetet tager Zig af al
2itterutur fra Sc tire nor0i1fe Same
mems Set biltoriife 5el1fab pil FONT
(e alt, bba0 ser pe0rgrer 5Denlfe,
og 9an1fe ber / 2m10et.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-03-03
geb Observation-Disclosures / nug.

@eb Observation-Disclosures i ing
0omsforeningen paa Sgn6ag Mften
bill forifiellige of MebIemmer11e gi-
Ibe en- Sellesoplpsning at uMmbro-
|lius Club, og Ser bill blibe begDnbt
s precis, ga 0plesninger bil
1tr9ffe fig ober ca. 2 elmer.
Sill. 2arien.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-09-01
NOTICE TO AUTOMOBILE OWN
ERs.

]. Z. Patterson Of Detroit, expert
mechanic. has accepted position
with the White & Webb garage and
has charge OF the repair department
Mr.. Patterson comes highly recon-
mended as a competent and expert.
enced workman with fifteen years OF
active experience to his credit For
the past four years he has been trav'
cling for one OF the largest automo
bile concerns in Detroit as expert me
chanic.
We take pleasure in making Tho
above announcement to our friends
and customers. for we are confiden
that with the association Of Mr.. Pat
terson with our firm the very best o
workmanship Is assured. We will AZ
Ipreciate your continued patronas
and We are now In better position
than ever to guarantee the very high
est class Of work In every depar
ment Yours to please.
WHITE 4 WEBB.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-09-01
J. C. BROWN DEAD.

Mr.. ]. c. Brown. while on his way
to Houston In company with his wife
Saturday evening. died on the train
between Madisonville and Bedias
from heart failure. Mr.. Brown was
so years old and had lived In Madi-
sonville twenty years. He was one
OF the county's best and most honor
able. straightforward and honest CIT
liens. He served as postmaster In
MadIsonville sixteen years under Nc
Kinley. Roosevelt and TAFT admins
trations. He leaves an aged wife
-four sons and two daughters and
many relatives and friends to mourn
his death. His remains were laid 4
rest Sunday evening at . O'Clock
Funeral services were conducted b.
his pastor. Rev. J. W. Johnson.-'Mad
isonville Meteor.