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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-23
SantruidJ ilt Canada.

G5 miro lppbl fuum eiucn WcnId)cu
9ebcn, Der c5 p0brcno Der icBigcn
arie9s5cit fiir Elm @eidltc3 bdlt, cine
aapclle, Die lid ulls .Seutihen" ulo
&ertreteru iait oucr Nationeu 5liams
mcnieBt, ilbcr bic cannoud)c @rcn6c
SI bringcu. @altcr Sdnlrpld, bcnt
aapcllmeiitcr bc5 Nen Nortcr Gin
fonies Crhcitcrs, lit c5 9%clungcu!
Bon 3cit 5u 3cit mndt Der aapeQs
mciitcr nit lcincn ailnitIeru cine ans
9cocbute Sourncc burd Canada, 10
plante CT and luicoerum cine Dernrtigc
Sournce, bodl lpllrOe CT bon Den belltS
Idcn Wtitglicbcrn bnraui aufmertlant
gcmndlt, Dag tic mcui9 2uit %pcrIpilrcn,
Die Sd0nbcitcu cins3 canabild)cn
aon6cntrutioua z&nAcr5 fcuucu 5l
lcrncu. Gr idricb bcabalb an Die
cuunoiid)c Ne9ieruug lub er6iclt bic
Nntluort, Gin Iiderc5 @clcit fiir bic
ScutId)cn milroc bcriidiid)ti9t pcrbcn.
9fit oieiem @criprcd)cu 9abcn iid sic
fiinf beutI6eu Wtuiifcr nbcr nid)t 5lIz
frieber, lie bndten lppbl an Die Ser
ipredlun9cu un0 bcrcn Saltcn ieitcn5
Der Gnaldnber. Sr. Sanroid i6rieb
bnrauf n~od)nlols unh crbiclt Die Nut>
mort, baB Die Scltideu unbebeligt
burh Canada 5icbcn fonntcn; Elm
&nBlpprts@ cleitbricf Yit Ncuuun9 Der
9inuen Der finn Seutlheu mar Ser
9lntlpnrt bci9cidIoilcn. Sarnuf be-
gam Die &npcIle ibrc Sourncc unb
freu3te oils crite nmcrifaniide anpcQe
lett Iu5bru6 bc3 aricgc5 Die @ren5e.
Giner Der Srpmpctcr trug cincn Bart
a la. &niicr Milbelm; nm MN bas
Sublifum nidt mn0tbi9 aii5urc9cu,
fdmn1te er Die Spiee, Die baS Subliz
fum 1e6cn fountc, nndJ 'unteiI. Sic
an0erc Spibc itic0 itOl6 III Die @ohc!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-23
Mnn uerbiitc S%riibiabrs= Grt%dltuugcn.

YloBlidc &ed)icl, Sturnnpinpc.
Electromagnetic brin9cn @rtdltum8cn
rno Grippe. Sieic Srilbinbr5s Or
tdltltngcu iiuo b%elditi9cub lub gcs
fdbrlid umo mo9cn cincu drouiIdcr
Sommcrbulten CUR Spl9c baben. Sr
iold)cn SdQcn ncbmc man Or. Sing
Ncip DISCOVERY, ciu nngencbmcr. OBJ
filbrenbcr Cheer urlp. @s liubcrt
Den Suitcu, ~tilricrt Die GrtGltung mn
Die @rippc. Is lit icrtig sum- Sc
bralld,, tciu Wiildcu oocr iouItigc lint
ltdubIihfeitcn. Wtnu frnGe icincr
Npptbefer einfdd, fir cine Slaidc 9r
Sings Neip DISCOVERY. Grprobt ieit
iibcr 40 Sabrcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-23
Srnu Sullinger bat Nahabmcr
gciunocn.

Nui Die @aublungsluciic bce Gbie
cagper Nr5fcs 81. 6arrp &. Saiiclpen.
Der bns 9abn Solin9cr itcrbcn IicB,
peil CO icincr Nniift nnd nnbcilbnr
berfrilppelt mar, bat Der Sail bc&
Nrbciters Charles Glcpelano Yc5ug.
Der lid, on Sen Scs Woines Yoli5eis
fcf NIT Der @itte luanbtc. inn "bci
Scr S0btuuB icinc5 5lpei 0tprutc altcl
S%DdItcrd]ens bci3uitebcn".
GlcpclunO iprad) nit pcr5agtcm
Gruit. oGbici", iagtc CT, ~pollcu
Sic mir nid,t In9en, mic id) mcir
@abp tobtcn fam, pbnc baB cs gcgcr
bns @eicB peritobt. @ieQcidt fDnucu
Sic mir babel bclfen. 10 baB cs at
ri8bt icin miro, ipic bel Dem Snbp III
Sbicn9o."
Der ~Gbci" sIaubte nidt rcd,t &C.
bort 81 babcu. .WaS lit bo5?"
irngtc CT. pSagcn Sic es nohmals." "
D@ca", fubr Glepelanb fort.
Yoicie5 8nbp bat iiberbaupt fciuen
rcguldrcn Mlub uno Die Sottorcil
ingcn, bnB cs niemals reguldre Speiz
len miro ciien fonnen, muo, Gbici, es
bat fortpdbrcuoc ardmpie uub mcinc
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-23

Sranfrcid), Stolicu, HuBlanD pocr
Canada lno an fcincn nnbcrcn frcnl>
Den Scitimmung3ort u~ltBcrbnlb euro
pas, obne Onoon, iopcit mDgIid), Den
@cucrul s&ouiul Sr. &ritiidhcn Wtuics
itdt i'll 9iem Yort 81 bcnndridtigcu.
&odndtungopoIl,
8ittc fiiatn Sic Crt uuD ;3cit aus,
uuteridrcibcn Sic uno icnpen Sic
ms bic @urantic 3urild.
Gr9cbcnit Sbrc
GrucibIc Steel Company
Of Nmcrica.
&cnm man ba5 cIcnbc Shriitltiid
ltcit, fra9t man iid unluillfiirlid), pb
lpirflid, bic Stcrnc un0 Strciicn
ilber bicicnt &anOc mcbreu pocr Oh
mir idon nit &nut uno 6nar gngs
LAMB p~crfulcn iinbl
6crr Hobcrt 3annotb, ser Sefrce
tar Der Hobcrt5 8raB Company,
duBcrtc lid 81 Scr an9cIe9cnbeit:
oySir mcr0cr nidJt5 mcbr NIT Der
Siruo 81 tbuu bnbcu. gSic es id)eint,
lit u%uicrc 5irmu Die ctu5ige. peldc
Gin iold)c3 Sdrcibcn crbaltcu bat.
Giellcidt bat man ndd) inherent Niaz
men 9cidlolicn, haB mir cngliih icicn
uub noh &oro Roberts benannt.
Sas lit obcr niGt Der Sail, bcun mir
iiuO Scutid,c ruo Der Sirmerunmc
itnnumt BON Sbcilbnbcrn hc5 &C.
id)Gitc5."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-23
gelteite g%empbnerin Soua's geitorben

Die dlteite @clpobnerin Subloue's
rnb luobl aud oes Staatcs Solpa itarb
neulid. Sic bieb @liiabctb 6calep.
cine gcborene &eigel. Sic murbc in
1924 IN Wiirttcmber9, S%cutidlanb,
geboren. Sm 1881 nnnoertc ibrc, Die
8ei9cIs Samilie, nad) Nnrerifa aus.
Sic lieBen lid 3lerlt III ct. 2puis
nieber. 3ipei Sabre barauf, oils Die
icBt %eritorbene ncun Sabre alt lpar,
tiinbigte Der Batter ieincn Nngeboris
gen al, baB lie mad, eincr @ofe ellie
allf Dem Snmpfboot "Winnebagp" lid
cinid)iffcn piirbcn llllb Damn nit Die
lem 10 ipeit nDrplid) fnbrem oils bas
Boot tic ncbnlen ipiirbc. Sies 9c>
Id)ab Damn audi. Wo icst Beads
S%eifenfabrit lit, ipurbe Damn bic Saz
Mile ans Sanb 9eieBt. Gle maren
Die @rlten, lpelhe iid) bier niebcrz
laiicn buriten mad, bent 9ladbalpf Snz
bianertrieg. Canals criitiertc audi
nod nid,t bas cntiernteite In5eid,en
eiues Stdbtfeu5 bier. Srei Wod)cn
lang mllBten tic inter Seden, lpelfe
iie aui Saumdite le9ten, lid, Dor Der
@itterllns ihileen, bis lie lid, cine
Sitte bdllen fouunten. Damn ipdter
I'M Sabre 1888, tanlcn cine 5ienllide
3ubl Nniieoler her. Sn @ilrttcmbcr9
mar Der nlte Scrr @cigel Gin Sllbrs
mann. Hafbem CT lub Die Samtilie
cini9crmnBen iih bdrslif eingcridtct
botten, 9in9 CT nnt @alena. 81. unb
taufte lid Gin @cipnun Yferbe, Die CT
nnd) Dubuque brad)tc. uno Die pabrs
iheinlih Die eriten Yferbc lparen,
iueld,e nad) Soma gebradt purben.
Spdter lieB CT lid bann auf elmer
Sarm nicber, ipelhe ipdter als Die
&noa Sarm befannt mar llno banm
ipdter bon Srant Iltnlan s%efauft
lplrbc, unb ieet ben Namen Sleepp
Sololp Sarm iiibrt. Sic Sabingc>
ifiebcnc perbeirntbetc lid nit Sbos
mas 8calcp, ais JIG 16 Sabre alt ipar.
Gus Der Che entiprangcn bier ainber.
3pei Sod)ter, Srau Sificlb uno Srni
Walton iinb nod ant 2ebenS Gin
Sobn, George Sealep, irarb Dor eini>
gen Sabren. Gs pirb ipobl faum ein
anoerer Sail 81 per5eihnen iein, mo
Semano SO Sabre in eiucr Stabt in
Soipa seipobnt bat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-23

Srau tbllt iiberbnupt nihts als @eiz
nen Die ganse 3eit unb lie lit gang
trunt. ga babe ih Die Sottoren 9e@
bctcn, bns gabp iterbcn gu lalien, nbcr
Die .Softoren poQtcn oas nidt, lpeil
tic iagtcn, boB Die YoIi5ci es nid,t cre
lalibt. Sesbal6. 'Gbicf, bin i) 81
Sbncn getonnmcn, nm 81 frn9cn, pb
Sic mir niht bclfen fonucn, Iues
regular 81 madcn."
Sn Der fIeinen @pbnung Glcpes
lambs ianb Der Stabtar5t bas 8abp
III &rdnlpfcn unb Die Wutter ais
Spfer zines bpltcriihcn Infalls. Iuf
leinc @ciiung lpurben bic beiocn
aranfet nad) cinem 5oipital &C.
bradt. Cine operation fam al,
Dem gabp crit porgenommen perbcn,
lpcnn bic 8rdmpfe a~lfgebDrt babcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-23
Erubatcs Wtittel.

Ser IS Sabre nItc &iaiom Goolcu
itano olli Dem 0cimucgc o Der
Irbcit an Der Gdc Der Slit Ctr. uno
oamburg Glrupife III Buffalo, u.
g.. uno martctc nui cine Srolcpcnr,
sic bcfauntiid Die Gigcnidait bobcn,
ouB tic mic "a iino mcnu man tic
miIni6t. Scr @ino blic5 ibm tnlt
I'm Die Sbrcu unb CT NOR irpb, olS
idlicblif cine Gar hcrnnfam. Gr
iuinttc Dem Yiotormnuu idon bon
ipcitcm gu, nn5ubuItcn, nbcr bicicr
tebrte it'd uid]t bnrnu mo iubr
if,laufpc9 Dem Wnnnc an Der Naic
porbci. Sn5 madJtc i'm 10 3ornig.
oaB CT cine Side, bic CT nuf Der
Coulter trlg nnbnt uno lie uoh Der
Gar mari, cine Senitcridcibc SER
idmcttcrrtp, 10 onB oic Yalingicrc nit
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-23
Sredlc Suntutbnng.

8ir leicn I'M nWtilpullfce Scroll:
ySic nett bic llnpcriddmtbcit Der
Gugl1uber mo ibrcr feilcn 6anplans
ger unb 6~elfersbelfer III inherent
&auoe 9cbt, bnppn gibt Elm Sd)reibcn
mlpibcrleglidcn Selpeis, 0as cine
bcfnnnte biciige Sirma, Die Hobert5
SraB 60, 0 Der Grltcible Steel 60.
IN .Yittsbugb, ga, erbielt unb ipprin
ibr 3ugemutbet ipurbc, cincn 8urans
tieid)eiu 81 mter6cidncn, bcm3ufpl9e
tic lid bcrpflihtct, fcincu Snnbel nit
Gnglnn0'5 Scinbcu Su trcibcu, che lie
nidt bon britiiden aoniul III Ncw
0orf Die GrlnubniB hn5u crbaltcn bat.
Ser @rief Der Grucible Stccl So.
luutct ioIgcnbcrmnben: q.
YittSburgb, 3d.,
Den I. Mars 1916.
3ccbrtcr Scrrl
lin mnIcr Stublz Eager fir unIcrc
aunbcn intnft 81 crbnltcn. miliicu
mir Giicnz Wtangou aus Gn9lonb inn
porticrcn uno I'M hic Ginfllbr 5u or
mDolidcn, iinb mir gc%5luungcn, scr
cngliihen Hc9icrurg gcipiiic @urons
ticn 81 9cbcn uuo bic glcid)cu @nrnus
tien bon uuicrcn &rnbcn al pcld)c
mir llnlcrcn Stabl %pcrfnufcu, 3ll pcre
langcn. Sesbolb rid]ten mir ho5
b0flid)c GriudIcn an Sic, bcilicQcroc
@orontic gcil. untcridlrci6cn uno
an unicrc Gprciic 5uriificnbcn 5u
pollen.
=, 1910.
Gruciblc Stccl Gonlpauu OF Nmcricu,
Yittsbur8b, Sd
@ccbrtc 9crrcn!
@ir MADDEN ms bicrmrit pcr6inoz
lid feinen ab9cicrtigteu ober bulbs
a69cicrtigtcn Stnbl. Den mir bon
Sbncn icit Dem 20. Suli 1915 &c
fault bnbcn oocr Den mir bon ,Sbncn
tuuicu mcrocu in Der 3cit. IolunQc
nod Der g~e9cnlpdrtiac arieg oallcrt, in
bcu England pcrlpidclt lit, 3l crporz
ticrcn uub 5lpnr pcbcr nli aputraft
nod, nuf oiicne Seitclung nad irgcno
cincm YluBc in europa, ults0cnumz
mcu Die &%crcinigtcu' aUuigrcid)c,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-23
Tcrtreibt bic @iirmer bes &inocs.

Sfeltet miirriihe, %ncrb0ie ainocr
nidt. Wiirnler tra9en oftulals Die
Sdulb. Inn pertreibc biciclben. ins
bcm man ibnen cine 2o5enee aidapoo
@orm ailler. Gin 5uderdbnlids Nbs
iiibrmittd, 9ibt. 8cbet bcnielben mir
ciniafc. nGbrcnbe Speiicn, pDQig
Nllfcntbalt I'M Srcicn unb bringct tic
friib5eitig 81 @ctt. 9cpbadtct bcn
Stlblgang hcriclbcn uno inbrct fort
nit ocnt 8e6rauh bon &idapoo @prnl
So5cn9es. Sieielben ipcrben Die @iirs
mcr poiitip pcrtrciben. % Gents bel
Surcm I~potbcter.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-23

@lnsid)crbeu iibcrihuttct unb SiQie
@uroen opn 6rcbonin Ieid)t perleBt
muroe. Sect bcaucmtc iid Der Motor
mnnn, nn5ubaltcn uno Goplep, Dem CO
nidt %einfiel, bapon 81 l%aufen, itieg cin
nlb murbe, oils Die Gar III per Stabt
anfanL pcrbaitet. Sreilih Der Ianm
bate fem Hcht, nit Der Tide mad
Der Gnr 81 'iperfcn. Sber lper id)on
cinmal OIL elmer StrnBencde 9eitanbcn
bat, cine lnlse 3eit nuf cine Gar
mnrtctc unb bieIcIbc, lpcun lie fam.
chem io3uiu9cn bobnlnd)cno an Der
ginic bprbcifubr, pirb Den Waun emit
idyulbigcu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-23
Dian baltic bic Saut rein uito gciuuo,

g. gibt MIR cine Slrt uuo @ciic,
cine flare, gciunoc @autiorbe 81 CT
baltcu mo hics gcIdicbt boburd), bnB
man fir cincn rcgclmdBigcu Stubl>
gang ipr9t. Sr. Sings Nicip Yifc
YiQcu ipcrben Sbucu eincn %gc|unbcu,
rcincn Sciut gcben. Ia tic Den Stublz
gang rcgulicrcn, bic Scbcr onrcgcu.
Den aDrpcr unb hu5 8lut rcinigcn.
Cine por5ilglid)c Srilbinbr5s Ytcbi5iu.
% Gents bel Gurcnt @potbcfcr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-23
Gbcntaiigcr gunnesicnntpr uun @cit
Girginia gcitprtcu.

Scnrp Gaiialpap Snpis, cbcmaligcr
Sunoesienator -pon 8eit @irsinia
rnb bemotratii1er @ices Yrdiibenta
ihafts zaanbibat i'm Scbre 1904, lit
an II. Idr5 nah tllr3er &%ranfbeit i'm
Nlter bon SO Sabren in 8aibinston.
9. g.. gcltorben. Serr Sapis itarb
I'M Scim iciner Spd)ter, Srau Stcpbcn
.. Glfins, &ittre bc5 pcr~itorbencn
Senntors bon @ir9inin. Die unmits
telbare Sooesurinhc mar elm Grippe
Infau, Den CT Dor 5fpci 8ofen erlitt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-23

aameraben. oils CT ploslid auiins 81
ihreien. Der @eiit pc5 3oainipeftors
lei ibm auf Den Hiidcn gciprun9crL,
bort tlamnrerc CT lid icit. Gr bat Die
aamcraoen tic mohtcn icineu Yor9cs
'iesten peranlaiicn, bon ieinem 8iiden
berunter5ulteigcn, oenn lpnlt lube CT
lid, a~e5lpungcn, irgeuoeine Heipeftss
ipiorigfeit 9egen ibn 81 bc8cben. IS
ipuroe feItgeltellt, DOB es it'd audi III
bieiem Sale Inn einen armen 8eieiics
nen banoelte, Der lid eifrig nit Spiri>
tisnus beifditigte. gr muroe in bic
itantlide S%rrenanitalt perbradt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-23
,Grbihleidcr : Sruit" in Nem Yprf.

Die ieit laneem ee6este @ermus
tbung. oab es i'm Staate Nen gort
etnen D@rbihleiher>yruit 9ebe, Der
it'd in Den gciib bon Grbifaitcn gu
brtngcn pcrltebt, beren redtmdBiac
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-23

erbcn nidt au~f8uiinoen iinb, lit bel
@enerals anlpaIt @oooburp our &C.
lpibbett geiporben. llnb ba5 allf oas
ilbcrraidenoe 8cItdnoniB cirlcs
Sdaul ~picIers Numcns gtnrf s. Sor>
ban bin, Der beifrpurcn bat. oaB or
Dor Dem acknowledgement in SroofIpu
elnen Grben 9entimt uno baraufbin
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-23

cinen auf $4,000 bcipertbcten TaflaB
5u9eiproheu erbalten bot. Gin Inz
malt Namens Charles Gblpiu Cunt
mers lit auf Soroau's Nn9aben bin
perbaitet unb I'M 8apnlono Greet
@efdnsniB ein9eipcrrt porbeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-23

= 8er Slid unb 3ufrieben6cit auf
Der Strabe Der 8cniiile uno Wer9nils
gun9cn Iudt, tpanbelt brett BEN Srr,
meg. Der 5rr llu6ufriebenbeit fiibrt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-23

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-23

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Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1916-01-22

clais OF the mine workers taday said
that they would forsee no definite
trouble IL the operators proved reas.
enable.
The nature Of the organizations In
ternal trouble is secret, but Il be
lieved 10 be associated with President
White himself Better working con.
ditions will be demanded by tho
miners, including a request for the
general acceptance OF tho mine run
eystem. in effect IN Illinois and Ohio.
International officials have been try
ing to arrange with the operators
for the re-establishment OF the inter.
state joint conference Of wage scale
negotiations and take the demands
before a joint conference of miners
and operators OF Ohio. Indiana, Hin
ois aud western Pennsylvania. an
agreement whereof will be basis OF
negotiations In other states. The in
terstate conference was discontinued
after Ohio operators refused TO accept
the mine run proposition, which later
was provided for in that state by law
This is one of the largest labor con.
ventions In America
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1916-01-22
UNITED WORKERS
MAY PREC|P|TATE
National Coal Wage Men Fieht-Con-
vention In Session at Indian
apoIis

INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 18.--Today l.,
600 delegates were here for the Unit
ed Mine Workers Of America biennial
convention. The wage csale cammit-
tee IS meeting All wage scale con
tracts fer both anthracite and bitum-
nous fields soon viii expire. Presi-
dent John r. White for the first time
refused to give out his biennial report
in advance, saving 1t was Of such inn
portance he wouldn't take chances.
His report is to be presented today
or tomorrow
The miners expect to demand All
increase in wages OF 10 to 20 per
cent ia every organized field There
have been rumors that general coal
strikes are coming Railroads are re-
ported to have been boarding coal IN
preparation for such strikes. ON.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1916-01-22
PERSONAL
MONDAY.

Mr.. IL. S. Duke. of Cumberland, is
city visitor today.
Mr.. N. Cox, of Hagerstown, is at
tending to business here today.
Mr. Fred ]. Mueller, of Charleston,
is business visitor here today.
Mr. Homer S. Pitzer, of Bunker
Hill, is visitor today in the city.
Mr.. Clarence ID. Hanks, of Cum
berland, is a city visitor taday
Mr. E. l.. Aikens. of Bedington, is
attending to business here today.
Mr. G. w. Conley, of Clarksburg,
was city visitor over Sunday.
Senator A. c. MeIntire is attending
circuit court in Berkeley Springs
today.
Attorney Allen b. Noll is busi-
ness visitor in Berkeley Springs this
afternoon.
Mrs. Vert Sullivan, of North Spring
street, is suqering with an attack OF
the grip.
Miss Frances Schleuss, of Wlnches
ter avenue, is recovering from an at
tack Of the grip.
Mr. Richard Cramer. clerk at Nc
Crory's store, spent Sunday with home
folks in Winchester.
Mr.. Louis Light, chief drug clerk
at Shepherds pharmacy, is spending a
lew days in Philadelphia.
Mr.. ". f. Harris, travelling passen
ser agent for the Baltimore and Ohio
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WEDNESDAY.

Mr.. Walter b. Lingamfelter and
daughter, Miss Hilda. of Hedgesville
district, are spending the day in the
city.
Mr.. j. G. Jackson, of Charleston,
w. Va, is city visitor today.
Miss Ida Weber left last night for
her home in Patchogue. Long Island,
after spending a few days here with
her brother, John Weber, Jr.
Messrs. s. Edward Whitacre and
Raymond B. Adams are spending the
day in Washington.
Mr. Guy Light, of Opequon dis
trict, is business visitor here to-
day.
Miss Elsie Thornburg. OF North Ma.
| pie avenue, who was confined to her
home several days with la grippe, is
now able to be.out,
Mr.. Boyd Fulk, formerly OF this
city, but now b. &c o. lineman at
Clarksburg, spent Sunday in the city
with relatives and friends.
Mrs. j. r. knode, of West King
street, left this morning for Balti-
| more, where she will visit her sister,
Mrs. A. Stoucker
John w. Owens, a prosperous young
| farmer of the Bunker Hill section OF
Berkeley county, was a business Wis
| itor in Martinsburg late yesterday
evening.
Mr. Nelson Tabler, of Albert street,
is suffering from an attack of grip.
Mr. p. s. Holler, b. & o. brakeman,
of Newcastle, Pa, has been called
here by the illness of his wife. who
is patient at the City Hospital.
Mr.. James Myers returned this
morning to Newcastle, Pa, after
spending few days with relatives
and friends in this city.
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eneo McGinis.

ence McGinis.
Deputy Collector John w. Sperow
left this morning on an official BUSH
ness trip to Petersburg, w. Va.
City Engineer e. Duval Bromley
returned this morning from Clark
county. Va. where he spent few
days with friends.
Mr.. w. r. Caskey. proprietor of
Caskey's bakery, left this morning for
New York city to attend to business
for a few days.
Miss Mary Stribling, of South
Queen street, is visiting her brother
the Rev. Charles r. Stribling, of Pet
ersburg. Va.
Mr.. l.. p. souders, of Clarksburg
stopped off here with his brother-in
law, J. r. Poland, of West Burke
street, Saturday and Sunday, EN- route
to his home from New York city.
Division Master Mechanic T. Il
MIR. S. Z. Cline. of Bunker Hill, is q
city visitor today.
Mr.. Henry w. Fey. of 203 East
! Stephen street, who has been very
sick for the past two weeks, is get
ting along as well as can be expect
ed and hopes to be about soon again
Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Ringgold. o
Shepherdstown we're guests at thu
Hotel Berkeley Monday night.
Stewart. of Cumberland, was a bust
ness visitor here yesterday.
Mrs. Charles Slaughterbeck, Of Ia
gerstown. is spending the day witt
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. MelintZ, of Yves
Race street.
Senator G.. f. kump, OF Romney
prominent visitor in the city today
attending the term OF circuit court
Mr. J II. Hodges, of Harpers Ferry
lis spending the day in the city.
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DO WEATHER CHANGES BOTHER
YOUR
Keeping he Kidneys We'll Has kept
Many Martinsburg People Well.

lChangeable weather, exposure
grippe, colds and chills cause many
of the kidney troubles that afflict peo-
pie in winter and in spring. That is
often what causes the spells of lame
back, backache, shooting pains. tired
feelings, dizziness, nervousness, fits
of irritability and blues" The kid.
neys may be clogged with impurities,
set back in their work of purifying
the blood, congested, iritated. or in
famed. Poisonous uric acid may be
collecting where it should not, and
causing mysterious aches or pains.
Help the weakened kidneys---set them
working right again. Try Doan's
Kidney Pills which have proved their
merit in thousands of cases. Read
Martinsburg testimony.
Mrs. Mary e. Bird, All W. Martin
street. Martinsburg, says: Every
winter | hand kidney trouble, caused
by a cold. My back often fel. as
though it would break and 1t ached
day and night. AS soon as took
Doan's Kidney Pills, procured at E.
G. Shepherds Drug Store, the pain
was relieved.
Price soc. at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for kidney remedy get
Doan's Kidney Pills--the same that
Mrs Bird had. Foster-Milburn Co.,
Buffalo, n. Y.
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railroad, is in the city today from
Baltimore
Miss Martha Reed. of Winchester
who has been working here for the
past several weeks, has returned tC
her home.
Joseph V. Goheen, stenographer at
p. r. Harrison's insurance Office, has
resumed his duties after being a grin
victim for several days.
Mr. Attic See, who was called here
Ahy the illness of his mother Mrs.
Amanda See OF West King street,
returned yesterday afternoon to
Hampton, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ettinger and
Miss Mildred Eutzy left Saturday
night for a trip to Richmond. Va, At.
lanta, Ga, and several other southern
cities, and will also attend the madi
gras. which will be held in New Or
leans during February.
Miss Ella Martin, OF West King
street. returned Saturday night from
a visit to relatives in Pittsburgh.
She was accompanied by her little
nephew, Master Donald Boak, Jr.,
who will spend some time here.
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Happenings Over The State
ITEMS OF INTEREST," cuLLeo FROM OUR EXCHANGES

PARKERSBURG.-A petition for
the appointment Of a trustee under
the statute of limitation of liability
has been filed in the federal court
here by the Kanawha Packet Com.
pany, which operated the wrecked
steamer Kanawha. Captain Phil
Hornbrook. of this city, was named
trustee and c. d. Dotson. J. c. Nc
Connel and II. A. Douglass named
appraisers.
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| n other communities /.

NORTH MOUNTAIN. Jan. 17.-Mr.
and Mrs. ]. o. Henson, of Martins
burg. who spent the weekend with
Mrs. Peter S. Sperows family, return.
cd home this morning.
Mr.. W. ID. Eversole is among the
business callers in Martinsburg to-
day.
The thermometer registered 10
above zero this morning.
NORTH MOUNTAIN, Jan. 19.-Mr.
Edward Hays, of Dam No. 5, is bus
mess visitor in Martinsburg today.
Messrs. Barney Houck and Pete
Snyder are visitors in Martinsburg
today. The latter caught a gray fox
in a steel trap and carried it to Mar
tinsburg this morning His "foxship''
seemed to be very contented in the
bag in which Pete placed it for safe
keeping.
The thermometer registered s de-
grees above zero at this place yester.
day morning oil 6 O'Clock, making
Tuesday our second coolest day.
Messrs. +. II. Robbins. s. l.. Dodd,
Sr., and p s. Sperow were visitors
in Martinsburg yesterday.