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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-28

in Dem iiber ben Zoo oes 9-jdbrigen
glaen SIMPLER abge6altenen Snqueit
oaB 9laen ourd einen ltnfoa um's
Qeben fam. glaen batte in Dem
Seim BON @oroon Dleria, glr 101,
@ortlano-9l0enue, NIT einem @epebr
geipielt, als iid Oieies eutluo uno
Die aligel i'm tootete.
Operation cut be'tlaufen.
4aitor George 6isfe TnoleD's 3n.
iianO lit nod glusiaee oes i'm be-
bauoelnocn 2lr5tes, Or. 49, Sinclair
gowen ni6t acknowledgements. ga.
itor Tuolep, Scr 9leftor Der biidoi.
liden ct. 5tep1en's Stride, bate iicb
I'M emergency Soipital ant 8reitag
elmer Operation nnter3ieben miiiien.
&ctter BON 9iauH iiber.
wdltigt.
g(uorew 6. 9lilcD, oer je0e iueitere
g(usfuuft iiber ieine @erion Oerpei-
gerte, entoedte 6cuer III einem Sauie
an scr t79. 5traBe iii 9ronr 3art.
Gr muroe ouf Oas i'm nierten Stod
ousgebrodene 5euer Olrd @ei6rei
auimerfiam. 9}aboem CT oen 2llarm
o6gegeben bate, lief er nad &mlie,
rettete einige 8enobner unb elite
/ mie0er 2ltriid 0ieSnal mur0e er nber
bonn 9}nu6 iiberpdltigt. 6euerrDebr-
leute fanoen i'm beiinningsIos i'm
0ritten Stodmerf sSn Soipital, no.
bin man i'm ge6radt 6otte, fam er
mieoer 3ur 9eiinulng. glif elmer
5reimaurer.anrte Itan0 nur iein
9iame mo gBai6iiaton. @eiterc
/ 9lusfimit mur0e bonn ibm permeigert.
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81 ser &eunion Ser oSoo 6elloms"
in 0lountoin &ort 6abcn iicb 1au-
ienoe bon 2ogen6riioern nit i6reu
Gamen einaefunOen. giod ME oorber
io6 Moumtoin 2ofe cine oerartig
groBe Wienidenmenge. Gle Souptreoc
wlroe BON So6u 4. 9lomm gornuelI
Don giomne1 aebaIten. SER Gornmell
bepirbt iid, nc6enbei geiaot, uu Oos
9lmt De @ouoernerrs bon @eit.Gir,
giuien. Gie gcioUmte v9le6ecca6.
2oge" bon @eiternport bate ib ein'
gefunoen
9obm Gilt itatt GouoD.
Ger 5meiid6ri9e Gobn oon Serru
uno Sron Ssroel g. 2it1fielo oer-
idlrdte ciniae in elmer Slnibe cnt.
bolteneu Eillen III oem ipnbriAeinli.
den @lau6en es iei Ganou. Gr Der.
fiel oorauf in ardmpfe. Der Ylutter
2lroitgeidreic puroen BON 9iod6arn
aebort, bic prompt einen 9lr5t ber6ei-
riefer Gieier iteute Strpduinoeroif-
tiiug feit. gie piiuftIihe 9lnmenoina
Der Wloeenpumpe rettete Dem &inoC
oas Seben ons nit ieinen Gltern an
Der Morris StraBe, SID, glr. 610
mo6nt.
Yirnic ocs 1cutfden W al
fen6ouies,
Pm qlrbeitcr Gage iinOet fir oit
kinder soF1reIen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-28
cOtal geridte ans gsai6iuetOm.
Ma6cntaqc feitqcfcBf.

@abentagc feitgefcBt.
@raiioent Wilion 1at Oeu 81. uno
22 Ctio6cr ols Die offi5iellen Gage
iiir Sannluneeu fir Die 9lrmeuier
ieiiaeiett Ger 4 globember lit Der
@obeutao fiir Die eit6auer. Giesbe-
3iigIihe @rotlanationen plrOen Der.
6Iintliht.
TcnfmnI fiir @eneral u 0.
bert 6. gee.
Tie idhrlihe Neunion Der coniooc.
rirten 8eteranen BON @irginien miro
ant 24.. 25. iuio 26. Gftober in glor.
iolf, ga., abgeboIteu peroen. 9lad
QnsIoae bon sol. %. @. W1cGabe,
ocm NorIibcnocu 6cs Gontite's fiir
Sic Grridhlng eines D1ouimcuts
8um qln0eufen an General 8obert g.
9cc. 0as aui oenr Gettysburg.
Ghladiielo an Der STEELE, al Der
@eucral See Die lleberreite Der
glidettideu Gipiiion euipiing, errib.
tet peroen ioa, miro oie Genfmals-
Wcibe om AZ. Cftobcr itattiiuoen.
llnter Dl 0 opero adj fe It
geBalten.
Oscar SbipleD miro bon Der 30
li3ci unter Der 9tnihuloieung. oen
0oo BON gowin q. 5rieuo peruriabi
8ii 6aben ieitgebnlten, inn 0en @roB'
oeihmoreneu ii6eriibrt 3u weroen
91ah Der 9(usioae Oes Siilis.Goro'
ners Tr. g9iaiam 9. Carr Iiart
Sripu, meil Il BON ciftcr Niil1ilaidt
an ben aopf geiroifen muroen, 81,
auaeblih bon SDiplep gelporier
mlirbe.
z6iplep uno 3rieno ecriet6en an
Ser Sanoperitc ncn Smoot in einei
gircit, pabreno SeIien SbipleB oeu
1ricn0 einen 5hlag NIT elmer D2ilh
ilaIhe oiIf ocn aopi beriebte, an oei
ien 1oIeeu 3rienb Ipdter i'm oGmer
aercu Soipital" itorb.
BON 9(uto nie0ergeitoB en-
Ger s Sabre oIte SlaDnlono @ii,
Son Ser s. StraBe, GO. muroe al
Scr s. uno Q.SiraBe bon einem glu
tonobil uieoergeporfeu nobel cr iid
Nerlebungcn am aopf uno an oer
9rmen 3u5oa. Gr ion BON Dem bin
ieren Gn0e eines g9ngens abgeiprun
gen ieiu in Dem 9luaen6lid. 6o oas
gliiomobil nufam. Tie N1aibinl
muroe bon SarrD 96onpion boz
glr 729. 81. StraBc, go, eeIenft
Ger anabe tpuroe 3uerit nad oen
GouaItD Soipital gebradt aber bali
nadl 6auie deuomiHen.
q(uto un6 Gar coIIioiren
qln Der 9 5traBe nno 9Rboo,
csIan0-2lpenuc colioirter Elm S. 80
Qanaioro geb6riacg 9lutomobiI, oai
bou Dem Neqcr &. gono geio6rer
muroc, NIT einem gsogen Ser Dai6
iugiou Hoilipap Co.. es purOl
Nicuanb pcrlebt uno oie beiocn g9a
aen niir uerig beihdoigt.
@er6fft Iautete onf llhI
fall.
Gle Goroners.@eifporenen fanoer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-28

@lo, na6e BEDFORD, So, itorb Serr
Gowaro Spereberg i'm 9ater pom 62
Sa6reu. Ger @eritor6ene bor in
Geuti9lonO geboten Bate o6er cine
Iange @ei1e BON Sa6ren in Qlmerifo
perlebt.
@ill gefdie0en iper0en.
6rau 2iuian S6onf bon Sogers.
toipn reibte cine G6ei6eiolngsflage
gegeu 9ergie 80, S6auf, i6reu @ot-
ten, en BON Dem Oerlaiieu 3u iein
i'm in Der alaocibriit ouaiebt. Serr
Slant iol iid jcet in 9lep.Seriep
oli6alter.
SGeune eingedid ert.
SSn elmer 9lodridt Oie bon Sa-
aerstopn foniint, beiBt es, OoB cine
oem Syormer $. $. gurbofer ge6o-
riae Sdeune, no6e @ledanicsburg,
pom 8lib getroiien uno eingedidert
puroe. Gs perbrannten oo6ei 300
guiGel &e3en 500 9ui6el &ortoi-
ieln 250 8uideI Sofer. ieAs Stiid
9oll6lilt-9iinoer uno cine Nleuge
5ormgerdt6e. Ger S9a6eu piro auf
$500 9eidGtt uno lit tbeiIweiie ber-
iiAert.
SnrfOr6 GountD betbei.
Itgt lid.
Gie on einem Gage Ser lebten
@o9e oboe6altene gerianmlitng ser
Ddl66dnoler BON Baltimore Bat Oie
Dtil1bdiioIer bon Sarforo-Gountp
OeranlaBt, in elmer in 9elair, N3Oy
o6ge6oIteneh Sibinq 81 beidlieBet
| iib an Scr @eriannlng bon W}ilA-
6dnolern 5u Beibeiligett welde am
ndbiten Mittipod in Ser bieiigen
300 8etl6p.Sulle~ obaebalten iper-
Den ioll Sn Der gcrialnmling iou
oie Gr60Bung Ser W2ilGpreiie beipro.
den iUer0en. Die Sarfcroet Sdnoler
iinO iib i5dli ,ldllge ,betpuBt, OuB lie
ein pf6fitloicS @eibdit 6etrei6eu itno
iie nebnleile 0dber Die i6nen ge6oteue
@elcgau6eit, Gin @ort 5ii Gltniten Ser
@r606iuig ser Wiil0prciie mitreoen
81 fGnnei' mit Srelioei ipo6r Sic
8nrmer BON &arforO Gonntp 6etrei-
ben ieit cinigen Sa6ren cine inteniipe
WlildjluirtbiGait ltn6 Iiefern 8ur
Sebt5eit sen 0rSBten S0eitOer @liId,
Oie na1 Baltimore ee6toc6t miro.
9itiah q. NDeeler, pel1er in ser
@orperiomniIuug ser gegriinoeteu
@ailh6duoEer @ereiniauns jun &c.
fretdr eripG6lt porOen it, 6enlii6t
iid crniilid, ollie Milc96dnoler 0eS
StoatcS 3ii beuegelt iicb ser @enoi-
ienidaft acknowledgement.
Gepn'bGifani'ibe Mobl.
Camp agne.
Gie republifonii6e g9o6l-Go1l-
po1nein MontgonIerD GouutD miro
an udAiicn Dlittuod in elmer in
Scr pSeco6oIlc"t IN 9lodoille, W2O,
itottfinocnoen geriamritng formcll
croiinct ipcroen Senator O1orriS bon
9lc6rosfo, Or. s. GSrohce, Senats.
FSEndor sehreien
MACH FLETCHER'S
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-28

aIrl. &ot6eriue Braun pom 9lr.
.12l3, OIt @1ooiion-stroBe, SRI.
@latoaretbe Sarriiop. al Ger 9lQro-
@hg.StroBe ipo6n6oit, iino 90.
@paus bon 9tr. 1000, @oug6-Str5
beiinocn iid i'm 9dpoieiu.SoipitaI
'aNi Dem @ege Der 9qiierung an Den
Gerlebingen, pelGe lie om, Samiiog
9l6eno I'M oSollDmoo0 Garf4 erlitten
6atteH, ais le in eineu Moge1 Des
9lacer-Gips i'm ySoQpmooo Eorf@
iiBenO ploblib riidwGrts aus be-
trdAtlicber S0be binabfu6ren ga cine
actte rib. Ter g9ogen iouite unteu
gegeli anOere @ngen, ipo6ilrd Die ge-
nanntcn @erionen it9 @erleelngen
5il5ogcn. SRI. Braun 1T am idper-
item OerleBt por0eu Sd i6r Der Cber-
lmO llntertiefer oebroHeu muroe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-28

geiunO fiibIen nlac1s
te. Dor ldn9erer
Belt ipor icb iebr
a6geipdnnt, 6ntte
Scbner8en IN Hiifs
ten mo Seiten,
mar iebr iinre9elz
ndBi9, miioe, liers
p6s, bate ic6linnte
Srdunte, mar oblIe
glppetit itno fur8s
atbniig. SEQ las
S6re Gu3eige in
ben 8eitur9en lino
hpfrhfnf, pitfa Efo
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-28

llnbep Btcys @ eitdn6-
nib. Bauer: JSerr Dottor, Der
g(pot6efer iaat oas 9}cjept mlB Uer-
idrieben ieinl" Ooftor: nOum-
mes 3cug ScoeS 9e5ept lit per-
iNrieben!1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-28
9dtlrdtte CrfimntE
Etmn euntptu'ttr.
Srnnf6eit sic ltriudJc - Dicle benu-
rnbigenSe Symphonic OOn SraiIcH-
Aranfgeitcu-iuie lie 81 furireu.

eoierIon g2.ss ~ sd Oanfe S6ncn
fir 2boia 6. 9Sint6ams Wleoi5n, Oa iie
,,I;f.fltL ,t,,N
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-28

Sdypade nero0 @crioucn gpoat oonSoinmOsoigtcit uo
iAledn Srauncr cridopeuOen 9lSilin Yriit, Nac uHO
aopdmer8 SoaralsoQ @bna6m ocS @c60r n0 scr Sebtra
Satarrb Wagen0ridcn Gibbcriopim0 Ydogfett GrroDeh
3itern, Ser3lopn 8ru6elenung, Aeugtbet uAo &ribnn
abren o uSuAcnOirrnnO w ae NVlgcu nAcHSdcr yer
rrnugn granOd in fHr5ecr 3cit uuS Stnrcn, GamnInG
%bmOs, 9rampOcr nnO &ncr6r mad ciHe uDug nesu We-
t6ooe nnf eiucn Sdag ae6ett merNen.
2Ges msreane uro glaq9
RS VeHS ~
Sciiidrn EriOataInif 1877 Gait a. gtry @ewDOrt, &D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-28

Gle iroiic6e Siiac mirO mor9en'nocb
&uecnstopn gebrobt meroep, INN
BORT inter Oen 0lDt6men ser prote-
Itaitiicb-6iiboiliAen airde uui 9 ll6r
9lodmittogs Der leBtcn 9}u6eitdttet
iI6erge6en 5ll wer0en Iie GerItorg
bene gc50rfe eiucrv Scr befallnteiten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-28
Ger Sicecr INN Sauuen6erg nui
Sefreier CitprenRen'S bOn Der
9iuHenplage.

Seitc lit ser 5peite S5a6restag oes
cnOsiilti9en SiegeS SinOen6urg'S in
Der orcitdgigen Sdladt bel Ionncn-
berg, 0ie nit Scr bOditdnOigcn Ser
niAtung Scr $4,000 @lann itarfen
rlliiiitben 9iarop,2lrmee enOete. Sin-
0enburg itonocu mn 10000 0lona
sur Geriiiglng m0 5ur ielbeu 3eit
nllBte er 0rd Sdeinmanoper Oic
nid9t icrne ruiiiibe 9liemeu-g(rmce in
S6ac6 6altct Oie eben 10 itarf mar
mie Die 9lorem-9lrnce llnO 5moli
Sage ipGtcr Oos Sdidial Ser 2ebte-
rem t6eilte. &aiier @il6elm be5eid-
uete Oen Sicg SinOen6urg's bel Eon-
ncnberg ais oie groBte @aficnlei-
tuna aQer 3citen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-28

Iic republifonii6e NablGnnls
pagnein WlontgonierD GountD pir0
an u01itcu Dlittuod in elmer in
Ser o9eco6ollc"t IN 9odoillc, W1O.,
itattiiuocnocn Geriamrhtug forincll
croiinct Deroen Senator g}orriS bon
glcbraSfo, Dr- S. 6rohce Senats.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-10-11
SAVES DAUGHTER
Advice Of Mother no Doubt Pre-
vents Daughters Untmely End.

Ready. Ky" was not able TO dc
anything for nearly SIX months, writes
Mrs. Laura Bratcher, OF this place, land
was down in bed for three months.
cannot tell you how | suffered with
my head, and with nervousness and
womanly troubles.
Our family doctor told my husband he
could not do me any good, and he had
70 give il up. We tried another doctor,
Slt he did not help me.
Al last, my mother advised me 10 take
Cardui, the woman's tonic. ! thought
it was no use for | was nearly dead and
nothing seemed to do me any good. But
took ele bottles, and now am able
TO DO all my work and my own
washing.
think Cardui is the best medicine in
tae world. My weight has increased,
and ! look the picture OF health. "
Ii you suffer from any OF the ailments
peculiar to women, get bottle OF Cardui
loddy Delay is dangerous. We know
il Will help you, for it has helped so
many thousands OF other weak women
in the past 50 years.
At all druggists.
Write 10. Chattanooga Medicine Ce., Ladies'
ADVISORY Dept, Chattanooga, Tenn, for SffefaI
frrtrsaetfeas on your case and e4-pags book Homo
TrsALnsnl Ter Wsnsa. IN pam Wrapper. NC iss
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-10-11
LITTLE MISS KlDWELL
CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY

In The social columns of the Char
lesion Gazette appears he following:
MIR. and MIS-. r. c. KidweH, 1904
Washington street gave a party Sat
mday afternoon from 10 10 their
little daughter WinifHea. in honor Of
her sixth birthday Table decora-
lions were pink and white Dainty
refreshments were served and Japa-
nese favors were distributed amone
the young set. Miss Wnifred proved
very pleasing hostess and all
wished her many happy returns Of
The day. Those present: Margaret
Shonk, Aileen Ashley, Garnet Lacy
Crawford Martha Tole, Dorothy
Gregory Catherine Emieh. Charlotte
Enrich, Winifred KidweH.n
Mr.. and Mrs Kidwell were former.
ly Of this city, the latter being dau-
ghter OF Mrs. Katherine Friskey, Of
West Race street; but are now locat-
ed in Charleston, where Nh Kidwell
is distHct manaser for The Royal
Typewriter Co. of Pittsburgh
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-10-11
A MUTE PREACHER
CONVERTS DEAF MUTE

Enable te appreciate the eloQuence
ot the ordinary preacher. J. A. Breed
love. a Charleston mute, recently sent
10 Romney and asked that a deaf
and dumb preacher be sent there. The
minister came. delivered Gospel
message with his fingers Breedlove
arofessed religion and was baptized in
,be Baptist faith
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-10-11
NOTICE.

Send your donations OF second hand
for the disposal of the Social
Service Union to Stone Home at any
time Miss Taylor will be at the
Home on Friday afternoons, from 100
10 $50, to hold a rummage sale. II st
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-10-11

@ viii work wonders in
aIar Dollar Day, Nednes-
d-4 Qct ~
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-10-11

Come to Martinsburg, Dollar Day,
Oct. %.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-10-11
ALL CROPS DECREASE
EXCEPT The APPLES
Government Report Gives West
Va. $4,000 More Barrels.

Washington. oct. IA summary
( Of the October crop report for the
State of West Virginia and for the
United States. as compiled by the Blu
reau Of crop Estimates land trans
mitted through the Weather BureaW
L. s. Department Of Agriculture is
as follows:
Corn.
State-October forecast, 23,700,-
600 bushels production last year (d-
nal estimateJ 25.200O00 bushels
United states October / forecast.
/ 2,72o0Oo.O0o bushels; production last
year final estimate) 3,051. 535,00O
bushels
All Wheat.
preliminary estimate 1910
900 bushels. production last year ff-
ma estimator 100000 bushels.
United States Preliminary esfi-
mate 100000 bushels; production
Hast year lhna estimated 1.o1t5050o0
JAS
Stato-Preliminary estimate 1900.
oVo pasiiei.' Prod .'-.l''. ia'l a. w
nal estlmale) ".4oo'ooo pus"tis'
Hye'
state-PFehmihafY estimate on
VQ2 bushels production ias5 year ~.
aai 'slltllale' --4iVo0 '''2i''s'a.
eu0k"he eat 10000
state oe1ooef forecast 'o,,0Og
bushels production las. year 3"''i
estmiate) S56,ooo oushels.
Tobacco ,.,.aoa
State-oetober l forecast -''79'o09
P'u"ua' ~ ~
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-10-11

Come TO Martinsburg, Dollar Day,
Oct IS.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-10-11

", Guy Morrison, Of near the
l1@h a5 He apeqHon. vas in tow9
9GaE
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-10-11

hofaf pa Wednesday, oct
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-10-11

T-{lt 10. Chattanooga Medicine Ce., Ladies
ADVISORY Dept, Chattanooga. Tenn. for SfeeIaI
EHstrsaetfezs on your case and e4-pags book, Hors
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-10-11

STATEMENT OF THE OWNERSHIP maHAoEmENT. CIRCULATION.
REQUIRED TIE ACT OF CONGRESS- OF AUGUST "a 1912
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-10-11

s6ore Evening Jaurag published daily except SUNDAY at
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-10-11

MAETTNsB0Ro. WE0N9s0AY ocT0oeR =, 1916.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-10-11

J. When not paid II advauee he rate
s. 10 Is 80 cents a month.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1916-01-13
The New Sporting Annual.

The best little sporting reference book
of the year is the "POlice Gazette sport
ing Annual" for 1917, published 10y the
Richard n. Fox Publishing Company.
lisa compendium of best performances
in all branches of sports; ably complied
and edited by sam &. Austin, the welt
known sporting writer aud critic. The
athletic records are the records OF the
Amateur Athletic Union, and officially
accepted 10y that organization; the row
ing. yachting, racing, trotting, pacing,
automobile, hockey, football, skating
and swimming records made all over
the world, are officially correct. The
baseball statistics were furnished by the
National Baseball Commission, and in
cude the details of the worlds cham
pIOuship series.
The main feature of the book, how
ever, is the pugilistic records, and in.
cludes the history of every boxer OF
prominence in the world. This splen-
did book is made doubly attractive by
its high class Illustrations and photos
of the champions. 1t is authentic and
reliable, and stands today an authority
on the subject upon which it treats.
The price is ten cents postage two cts
nv fru
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1916-01-13
Why Ii Pays to Read the Ads

All advertised goods are more or
less guarantee goods. They may not
carry an absolute guarantee with the
purchase, but both the manufactures
and the retailer knows that il he is of
feriug All article worth advertising 1t
must also he an article that will give
satisfaction, thus, the advertising OF 1t
implies guarantee.
The advertiser who pays his money
for advertising space in which to tell
you of his offerings has offerings worth
while. Let no issue of this paper es-
cape you without acquainting yourself
with the messages from our local bust
ness houses. Get the habit of reading
every ad in every issue. It's a profit
able habit TO acquire.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1916-01-13
Warrants Out in Sanil &C County

Warrants have been issued for some
Of tile men who were recently indicted
10y the grand jury at Sandusky, for al
legged violations of the local option law
ia Sanilac county.
Altar recent session of court in that
town the warrants were returned aud
hearing begun. Prosecuting Attorney
Fred FARE who conducted the investi
CATION was present. Those indicted by
the grand jury were: George Young
of lsexington; VIM. McAuley, Flint;
George Engel, Peck; VIM. Thompson,
Sandusky; rhos. Dalrymple, of Palms,
aud Walter Kowaisk, Chas. RObia aud
VIM Vebber OF Minden City.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1916-01-13

BARN TIMBER have quantity
of barn timber for sale at my farm
mile north and miles east of Yale
For further particulars inquire at the
Exposition office. Geo. Mcintyre II
FOUND--On Main street, Yale, sun
day morning, near the north end
hotel, a gold locket and chain. Owner
may have same by calling on Geo.
Paxton, proving property and paying
for this notice 4l-2
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1916-01-13

? 10000 buys good new6 room house
and bath, full basement, electric lights
500 down, balance same AS rent. or
will consider good bunch of stand
ing timber In exchange. Phone IDOL
" or address &. F. Ert, Yale. 394
the road way east of
Comstock's hill near Blaine, on sun
day, Jan. y, suit case containing
some clothes. Owner may have same
by calling at the livery stable OF
Chisholm X Brown, proving property
aud paying for this notice. 4l-2
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1916-01-13
Presbyterian Church Notes

Sunday morning sermon at 1000
O'Cluck ON "Certainties of Religion.
sabbath school at | :OU O'Clock.
sunday evening sermon at 6:3Oo'clOck
OH preparedness"
Rev. T.. II. Bradfeld, Pastor.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1916-01-13

FOR SALE-Four yearling Holstein
steers. Inquire OF +. j. Rice, 11S
miles east of Yale for price and par
ticulars. 4l-2
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1916-01-13

Well send you a sample copy OF
the Exposltor II you wish one.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1916-01-13

Expositor liners pay, try one.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1916-01-13

Subscribe for The Exposition.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-02-10
Bridgeport Shipments
Affected By British
Adnairalty's Ruling

Thousands of dollars worth OF
Bridgeport made articles will be af-
fected by the notices regarding sew
eraI ports where neutral ships may
not enter, also of a new minefield in
the Baltic sea, announced by the Hy-
geographic office of the British adrni-
rally through the local Custom house
to-day. The notices follow:
Effective Feb. 9. In pursuance of
a notice issued by the photographic
office of the British admiralty the
Department of Commerce, through
the Bureau of navigation at Washing
ton, te1egraphed the following In
structions to the chief officers of Gus
toms throughout the country.
Neutral vessels are prohibited
the seward limit of which is defined
the county of Inverness, to Chanonry
point, in the counties of Ross and
Cromarty.
Neutral vessels are also prohibited
from entering the Caledonian canal
at Fort, William.
"Any person found guilty Sof such
an offense is liable to severe penalties
both of Imprisonment and fine.
admiralty Notice No. 112 announ-
.ces a rainefieId in the Baltic sea, near
the sound across channel southwest
OF Drogden light vessel, just off Dan
ISL waters. NObstructio pms to naviga-
ton placed between Danish territor-
iaI waters and German coast, also
southeast of Rixhoft.''
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-02-10
COURT PEQUoNNoCK's soIREE.
FIRE DEPARTMENT. CHANGES.

The Fire commissi oners met yes
terday afternoon and transacted
some important business They made
several appointments which were in
the nature of surprises. The first
matter acted on was the resignation
of Capt. James Glennon OF Hook e.
Ladder Co., No. 2. 1t was accepted
and the commissi oners appointed
George Beards1ee in his place. The
latter has been driving Truck No. L
in the West End. The salary is 5000
a year. Lou Chatfield, of Truck Co.
No. 2, has been appointed assistant
captain of the company
The board transferred Charles Wal
tiers from Hose Company to Hose
Company 5. He is a driver. Anoth-
Thomas Burns, callman of No. to be
driver of same. Charles J. Burke, a
substitute hoseman, will succeed
Burns. William Moore is made sub
stitute No. L instead of substitute No.
2 of the same company.
DIR. C. L. Banks was appointed
medical examiner of the department,
in place of DR.. F. A. Rice, who re-
Gently left town Applications for
regular PLACES in the department
were received from John P. Baum,
Thomas Burns, Henry BiebeI and
John H. Wilmot The following ap-
p1ications were received for appoint
ment as callmen: Edward HandIey,
James Donnelly, Joseph Keller and
Daniel Congdon.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-02-10
OF WEEK
FAILS TO SOLVE
FIRE, MYSTERY
Unable to Deter
mine Responsibility for Pool
Room Blaze.

A weeks investigation of the recent
fire in the Kinder Billiard parlor on
Broad street by the state police and
fire departme nt authorities has failed
to reveal any clues pointing towards
the perpetrators of the inceadiary
fire.
1t is the belief of the authorities
that the blaze is the result of a plot
for revenge. ct is probable that re-
venge for some fancied wrong by
the proprietor or his manager, caused
the act,'' said Captain Thomas r.
Broderick,\ inspector of com busttbIes,
yesterday.
'"This grievance cannot be traced
and Mr.. Judson, owner of the building,
declares he has had no threats sent
to him and does not know of any per
son who might wish to make such
an attempt upon his property. Like
wise, Manager LaFarge cannot indi-
cate anyone whose ennity he might
have incurred
There is no question in the minds
Of the police or fremen that the blaze
was incendiary and started in a man
ner that almost def1es detection with
out the closest study of chemical COM