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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-18
BRITISH PARLIAMENT TO
ADJOURN IN OCTOBER

LONDON, England, Aug. 1S.-Premi-
er Asquith announced in the house of
commons yesterday that parliament
will be adjourned either Tuesday or
Wednesday of next week, until octo-
Der 10.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-18

After being held up since January 1
on objection of Senator Hitchcock.
the nomination of Thomas S. Allen as
United States attorney for Nebraska
" as confirmed last night by the SEN
ate. Allen is brother-in-law of Viii.
liam Jennings Bryan.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-18

Officers recently to Fort Schofield, a
large number of quarters in the can
torment have been thrown open for
selection and a number of changes
will take place in homes during the
coming week as some of the vacant
houses are most desirable
y y
For the benefit of strangers visit
ing the post for the purpose of calling
on officers it is we'll to know that
small white signs bearing the names
of officers occupying each set of quar-
tiers will be found on the lawn in front
to the right of the entrance of each
house. sd
:='~ -... u y
It has Just been announced that
baseball game will take place on
Sunday at 2:39 p. M, between the
Field ARTILLERY of Schofield and the
End Infantry at the athletic park.
Schofieid. -. =.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-18

Robert III. Stroud, sentenced to be
hanged for killing guard in the
Leayenworth federal penitentiary, was
reprieved by application, for new
trial.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-18

The world will always he ruled by the Teddy
Rooseyelts and Billy Sundays: all We can do is
TO beg the leaders 10 be az moderate as posi-
BE w. Howe
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-18
ADJUSTMENTS

"cHiRoPRACTlC ADJUSTMENTS
eliminate the cause of disease more
promptly. radically and permanently
than any other known method"
r. Patchen, NJ. D.. .. II
E. C. MlGHTON, D. c.
SEA Boston Bldg. Over Henry Mays
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-18

With the macadam roads in the can
torment and the contemplated i'm
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-18

provements and enlargement of the
officers quarters at a very early date,
life in the Kalihi end of the reserva-
ton will be far more comfortable t!.an
in the past Although the constant
changes have surely but gradually
changed the place from the original
wilderness of cactus and algaroba TO
the presentable military camp that it
is today, the additional improve
ments contemplated will further beau
tify this part of the reservation be-
yond the "gulch." :.--. >..-
- y ~,
In addition to the other changes in
headquarters building, the FIT Shafter
printing office, very important agen-
cy in every regimental headquarters,
has been moved to the position in the
main hall formerly occupied by the
post office plant.
First Lieut.. Albert A. K B. Lyman,
c. E., has been placed in command OF
Company D, Engineers, with 1st Lieut..
Raymond A. Wheeler as lieutenant.
while 1st Lieut.. Paul S. Reinecke has
assumed command of Company c with
list Lieut.. William E. r. rCovell as
lieutenant. Cant Robert P. Howell,
Jr., formerly in command of ! Com
pany under the old organization, has
beenh assigned to duty at department
headquarters, but will in all lfkel.
hood become the commander OF the
new battalion of engineer troops to be
organized at Fort Shafter. r.
~ : .
Great interest is conferred in the
baseball contest between D and H
Companies, 2nd Infantry, which viii
be played Friday at p. M. at Fort
Shafter athletic stadium. 49, .... j.:
r.. - II y y ..- Is
Owing To the denartnre of 50 many
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-18
- -

Problems In terrain exercises will
be considered by the officers of the
post Friday morning at 10 @ cock in
the field. under the direction of Mai
William r. Dashiell. Officers will
meet at headquarters, equipped for
the field service.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-18
ort ShaferNotes

Especial Star Bulletin Correspondence)
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-18

The new sergeants of Company d
are Peter W. Lynsky, Theodore J..
Majewski, James F. Flaherty and
Perry L. Cornett, while the corporals
are Nathan Elmer, Eli Roberts, Frank
w. Serpy, Floyd Hollerbach, J. Dopie-
rawa, Fred A. Ebisch, William NJ
Greens
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-18

Many officers of the post left for
Fort Kamehameha to witness the fir.
ing of the 12-inch rifles of Battery
Selfridge and the 3-inch guns of Bat.
terry Hawkins. s...
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-18

SPORTS, CLASSIFIED AND SHIPPING
SECTION
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-18

Owing to the departure of so many
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-12

Within Ten minutes after an appll-
cation or Dandcr!nc you cannot find n
single trace OF dandruT or falling hair
and your scalp viii not itch. but VIVA.
VIII please you most will DO after n
few weeks use. when YOU see now
hair. fine and 6owny at nrst--ycs-- but
really new hai!-growins all over tho
scalp
a little DahCer!ne Immediately dou-
bles the bcaut! OF your hair. NJ diff
ference how dull, faced. brittle and
scrargy. just moisteu II cloth with
Dandcrine and carefully draw IL
through You hair. taking one small
strand at "a time. The effect is anaz-
ing-your hair VIII be light, nuny and
Way. and nave an appearance Of
abundance, aii Incompatible ustcr.
softness ana luXuriancc.
Get a % cent bottle OF Knowlton'a
Dandcrine from any drug store or
toilet counter. and prove that your hair
is as pretty and soft as auy-that Il
las been neglected or injured by care
less trcainent-thats nll-you surely
can have beautiful h,ii aud lots az i
u you VIII lust Try "a little DHuicrlnc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-12

born August 8. 1892: married Elisha
Keen Gilbert on May "A. 1850. and died
September 16. 1867. Issue: Emma Keen,
see 1913.
75. Sallio Price Perkins Moon. OK. 81;
was born March 81. 1886. She married
Colonel William Horselcy Goodman.
BIEEer-Pntman.
Captain Bigger served In tho Revo-
luton from Prince Edward County, Va.
Was he the father OF Susannah Bigger,
who married, 1881, William Patman In
Prince Edward County, Va. and OF Will
liam Bigger, who served four years rs
sergeant In the continental line?
Wanted, names Of wife and children Of
Captain Bigger and tho parentage Of
William Pltman who served as n SCR
gcant three years in the Virginia artil-
lcry during tho Revolutionary War.
The parents Of William Patman are
supposed TO have lived In Henrico
County. Va.
ArnOld-Allcn.
Thomas Arnold served in Revolu-
tionary War from Virginia. His wife
was named Mary. Wanted. her maiden
name. Supposed to have been Mary
Allen. but desire proof of this fact.
Thomas Arnold removed from Virginia
TO Wilkes County, Ga. where he made
his Will In 1893. VIII BIO 30 grateful
for any information of the above
named families. Correspondence de-
sired with any ono who can assist me
In tracing the Jennings. Weaver. Mas
scnburg. Warner and Graves families
OF Virginia.
RObinson-I.ewis.
Would like some Information OF the
Thomas Robinson who married Sarah
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-12
FRECKLES
March HrinEs Out UnsiEhtiy Spots. Ior
to Hemoye Easily

Mhrch HrinSs Out UnsIEhtiy Spots. How
{" Hemovc Easily.
The woman with tender skin breads
March because il is likely to cover her
race with ugly frccklcs. No matter
now thick her veil, the sun and winds
naVo Il strong tendency to make her
frccklc.
Fortunately for her piece Of mind
the presori ION. othinc-doubIc
strength. makes it possible for cyc;,
those most susceptible to frccklcs TO
keep their skin clear and white. No
matter how stubborn case OF frccl;Ics
YOU have. tho double strength othjn.
should remove them.
Get an ounce from your druggist and
Danish the frecEles. Money back If IL
fails.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-12
Genealogical Notes
Queries and ANSWERS
acknowledgement Editor, The Times
Dispatch.
index TO GcncnIoGies Already Printed
in This pnpcr (COntinueD.


Americans OF royal descent, August
20, lal1.
Dsges August 20. 1871, and August
-. 1911.
cobb family. August 81. 1911
Bate and Friend, August 81, 1911.
piggcs. September 3, 1911.
hnrgesscs. from Gloucester County.
September 10. 1911.
Woodbridge. Pride and Walthali Wills,
September 10. 1911.
CarySpeers. September 10. 1911.
Allen ELLIS. Kennedy and Ammonet.
September 10, 1871.
piggcs September -. 1911 and Sep
,"mhcr -, 1911.
Wool. September ~. 1911.
Spotswood aud Wexford. October s,
1911. ana October u, 1911.
Cowhcrd and Owen. October IL, 1911.
Campbell. October 80, 1911
Gloucester land grants. November 5,
Burwcr Tombs at Carriers Creek.
November 10, 1911, and November 10,
I9ll
Hampton. November -, 1911: Dcccm-
her 3. l9li December 10, 1911, and
December Il. j?1l.
lfcrndon, December II, 1911
Moon Family CContinucdp.
Mrs. Moon died February Ii. 1913.
leaving the following Issue: % William
H. Jr.. see 1O7; CD John Moon. see
100; CD Sarah Martha. see III; 90
Jennie breckenridge. born October 20,
1853. died December %, 1863; 90 Ed
win Rodcs. born January 10. 1866. never
married; 60 Mary Lille. horn May IG,
lNG', died May ;, 1910. never married ;
90 Anpic Maria Goodman. see ll3:
tS) Jennie Moon: go Elizabeth Keen,
SEQ ll5; tlo) Agatha Maud. SEQ ll7:
GlD Horace I.ittlcberry. sec IL?
-. Jennie breckenridge Moon, OK. IT.
born October 81. 1888, married Lcvcrc;t
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-12

Elizabeth Lewis. Correspondence de-
sired with any ono who can assist me
In tracing the above named families.
Mrs. a. l.. PORTER.
Sylacnuga. Ala.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-12
CHEAT ACTIVITY on

ON III. 18TH reports wcr" made to
headquarters Of great activity on the
part OF tn" enemy ana OF n movement
in force towards tho upper fords, and
on the goth tho larger part OF General
fHrn*ido's rrmy was nnSscd In the
Yl.'HitN of HARDWOOD Church. and tho
r'ons heretofore stationed abou; Fair
l2N N"ro advancing towards tho Rap
Iaiaun"ei.-- orders were ut on.A is-
sued by General Lee for the STRENGTH
cn'"g aud reinforcing of our posi-
ton Mt Banks and United states Tords.
whore Il was evident Tho Yankees
N -!i attempt 10 cross Late N the
evening II commenced TO rain heavily.
and continued with slight intcrmis-
sions for two DAYS This rain inter
erred very much with General Burn
sides plars. At the appointed hour
ON tho 2Nth the troops started
for their proper positions, but the
storm was 50 severe as t. great
lE r"tarl their movements. II
WIS almost impossible to novo tho pom.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-01-06

&Gmpfe BET Supla 9aD unb 9lpi
8unu 5ugetrdgen, Die 3ur RGumung
oieier PlGbe gefiibrt unb ben @ngs
lGnbern abermols gefpolti8e 8erlu1te
getoitet boben. Wie piel Wann Die
Sransoien BEL oieIem unIinnigen 4bens
teuer Der gllliirten perloren baben, ba'
siiber liegen nod feline amtli6en MeIz
6ungen bor.
Ha6ri9ten aus StodboIm meIoen,
baB Die fdpebiids Rssierung 10000
poitpndete bon @nglnnb nah Rublano
In @ptbenburs Suriidsebalten bat. Sn
Snpuran6a iperoen tpettere $500 pafs
tete suriidsebolten. 9ieie Mabnabms
erfoIgte in 0ur9fiibrung oes fiir3lis
9en 8ei9luGes Der f9peoiiden Rez
gierune. ole poitpudete, lpelbe bon
ober nod England iiber S9ipeben sts
ben, nit 8si9lag Su lssen. Gs iii
otes eine @ergeltunssmabresel, neil
6ie britii9en 8ebDrben, ungea6tet Der
protefte, padete, bic na9 S9peoen
beitimmt tparen, bon Oompfern berun>
tersebolt baben.
g(us gSernotpib tpirb Dem ~9srIi>
ner Saseblatt" bon ben Idpertn
aGmpfen bsri9tet, Die ii9, tpie T9pn
bon Mien amtli9 berihtet ipurbe, an
Der beFarabif6en @rsnae 5piiden
Rufen unb 1it.rrei9iidsungariI9en
Srupkn obgefptelt boben. sic ipas
rem felt Weibnadtsabenb i'm @anse.
unb In oieIer 3eit ma9tsn Die RuHen
ni1t tpeniser als eff Nngriffe. Mber
iebesmul tpurben iie unter furdtbaren
9erluften auriidseidlas.n. Siinfun6s
apansis @tunoen lang untsrbielten iie
Elm 9efdibfeuer, bas 70 beftis mar.
bob man es in gaernotpib, mebr aIs
oreiSebn Meilen entfernt, senau b6ren
fonnte. 9ur9 oieien beftisen Mns
sriff bat Rublanb offenbar ieinen
8eitrag gum &riese auf benz 8altan
beaablen miiFen. tells inbem Die 3ens
tralmGhte bef9Gftigt uno perbtnoert
iperoen. @erItGrfunsen nod bem Bals
fan gu fenben, tells nm auf Rumdnisn
ginbrId gu MAIDEN. Oos lebtere
pirb infOI9e bes ruiiiidsn Geblf&ldss
aud ieoenfaIs sef9eben fetn, ipeRn
aud ni6t tn Der BON 3uren bedbfi@-
tigten Weiie.
9lus auperIdbser 9uelI. ftammsnoe
Ra9ridten aus &openbasen melben.
baB mebr als 100 S9iffe, m,tfens
omerifaniihe. britii9e uno frana6.
iifde. i'm Sis oes Weibsn Wleeres Bel
4rdansel. RuBluno, fetliegen unb
hsn Wintsr bort Subrinsen miiHen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-01-06
&ausbalt Sad)eil.

Spsils,inimsr Dom Si4tslodsn-iu
fanep farbissn aunft @laspansls. ytnr
iiir &l.itrtsitdt. s9.9S Dertb. Spe'
jiell 5u $6.4s.
DHnn ssblaisns Tlidsldisr = nit
Blnmsui9uttbuns @lodsnformig
@erth $3.50 bas Duseno. Eertaufs'
preis, ie 8 @eutS. &
9hdenihranf Ssts -Ssitebsnb aus
1.Yfunb &b.e Bebdlter. 2.Yfuno Rai'
fee Btbalttr. 5.Pfuub 3uder Sshdlter,
1O.Bfuno Weblbebdlter. an9eferti9t
uou ifdwsrsm, idwar5 iapannirtsm
Ble@. 40 Gents.
Blan ano mei6 bsfleiOste @mailwaa.
&c - 1 nno 2 Quart Ebee uno eaffes
T5pfe, Bsrliner 9slel nit Dedsl. A. 6
un6 8 QuartS. 49 Gents.
@as @iien - yddelplattirt. perisbsn
nit autem Brennsr uro S4lauG. fer
tig gum @sbruua; perth $1.75 iu
unr s1.39.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-01-06

na6oem er feline allgemetne unb mil
faliI6e 4usbiloung In Deutf9Iuno +
balten bate. Gr lieB ii6 5uerit
Columbus, Sbio, nieoer, ipO er
geapungen fab, fein 2eben b.
T9pere t0rperIi9e Irbeit, oIs s.
boder unO Sarmurbeiter, gu fri
@r erlernte oann bic 8auI9reiny
unb arbeitste in oieIem 8srufs lGnst
3eit. Sm Sabre 1859 erbielt er Ell
StelIe dIs 2ebrsr uno Srsdniit in DC
Sobdnniss9emeinoe in gloiIon, nnI,
gbicaso. BORT sriinoets er ben e
fen MGnnerseIansperein. SIN SabY
1866 iisoelte er ua9 GbicasO iibey
un6 bier erbielt er i'm nG9Itsn Sobr
bic Stelle als 9ebrer un6 SrgoniI
Der peterss9emeinbe. Sim Uldi bef
felben Sabrss sriiuoete er ben Seu
tonia UlGnnsrdor; BEL bieIem, mi
aud beim Srpbeus WGnner9or, De-
ibn 1877 berisf, 1T er Bis gu feinen
Tobe als muiitalil9er Better tGtig ge
tpeTsn. ollie Die onbsren 8ereine ouF
ausdblen, Die CT oirisierte, tpiroe 81
melt fiibren. Der 8eriforbene binter.
Idbt neben Der Wittpe unb mebrerer
Stisffin6ern 5pst Rinber aus erit.l
ebe. Gbparb 8. gbrboru uno 5rar
MdtbiIoe 8alentin.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-01-06
A1tsldn0.
Sie Sage tn aesbptsn ptrS be:
bentlid fur GnslanS.
9ie eennifi iinb aesen bic Sritea
auf BEN artesSpfab-Sn GalDnifi
SHrfte es bemudd,ft sum aIappea
fpmmen-aDeuts OfeneS bpn ben
anberen Sfrieasid,aupIaReu.
Die RriegsIage

Rur fpdrli9e uno unssnnue 8eri9te
trafen in Der pergdneenen DO9e bon
Der 8alfanfront elm. Qlus ben nprs
Iiesenben Meloungen 1T erii9tli4. oaB
bic SssresIeituns Der 3entralmG9te in
@erbinbuns nit ben 8ulsaren unb
Siirten sislbstuubt cine mddtise Of
feniipbepesung porbereitet. Inn bic
alliirten aus ibrem leBten 8altanitiiBs
puntt SaIoniti 5u bertreibsn.
9rie9enlan6 niro ollen Inaeiden
nod Dem @inmarI9 Der @erbiinbeten
In 9ris9ifdsMuse uno ibrem
tpsitsrsn 8ormarih sesen Suloniti
teinen @ioeritunO entsegsnfeBen. 9is
Resieruns in @tben ipirb ii9 borauf
bef9rGnten, 9iirsT9aft fir bic Rdus
mung bon srie9ii9em 9ebiet gu ers
tpirten, penn Die @erbinbeten ibren
SaIonitisSeIo5us erfolsr.id bur4fiihs
rem foaten.
Der Riidaug Der britii9en Streits
trGfte bon Der Salbiniel @ollipoli,
tpsI9er in Berlin eetpaltisen Gntbuii'
asmus berborrief, fpiro, tpie Der Rot
terbamer Sorreiponbent bes nSeIes
graph" beri6tet, als Sebel benuBt. Inn
fopobl 9rie6enlan6 als Rumdnien
gum In5dlufe on bic 3entralmGhte
5u beranIaFen. DAB Berlin 6ieIe @es
legenbeit, bic neutrnlen 8ultanifaaten
su besinfluFen, ausniibt, pirb. ipis
Der Rorreipon6ent iast. aus elmer
bdlbamtIi9.n Mitteiluns eriidtli4,
ipel9e beiast, bob Der Siss Der Siir'
fen einen toloFalen Ginorud auf 9ries
9enlanb unb RumGnien ma9te unb
oab Die unmitteIbare &lGruns Der
8aItanlase ertuartet pirb.
8eibe, iast Die Witteiluns, iinb
aDeifsllos eelponnen iporben unb finb
aur lleber5eusuns selanst. bob Der
9lnI6lub an Die 3entralmG9te nur
porteilboft fir Fe iein tann. Sr
Berlin gilt es als ausgei9loHen. oab
na1 Dem siusto Der 8erbanbmGdts
unb nod Dem Sisee bes @r>premiera
9ounaris BEL ben grie9iI9en Wablen
bic grie6iI9e MilitGrpartei nod IGns
ger eine glbenteuerpolitit nit grie9is
Idem 9ebists auf 9rte9enlanbs So
ften buloet.
Der .9eutI5en Sasesaeituns" iptrt
telesrapbiT9 nus Sofia fOIsenbes se'
meloet: Die 3eitung rRarponin pras
pa" meloet, oob 9rie9enlanb 6urd
Ieinen @eIonbten in Sofia bic bulgd'
rif9e @egierung oapon in 3snntnis
aefebt bat, 9ris9enlanb babe nihta
9egen bos 8stretsn erie9ifden @ebieta
6ur6 bic bulgoriI6en Sruppen einau'
tpen6en, penn OieIer S9rttt i'm Sn:
tersfTe Der miIitGrii9en Sperationer
unbermeioli9 uno notipenbig ieir
tpiirbe. premierminifter Rooosldipon
fpra6 Dem @eIanbten fsinen 9ant fir
bic Mitteilung aus uno perfiherte Den
RiniIter, baB buIsariibe Srupper
auf bem srie9ii9en 9runo uno DO
| ben ni9t nur ben erie9ii9en Snter'
| eEen ni6t f9uoen, ionoern ibnsn I'm
@ssentsil iOsar belfen piiroen.
@eber bonn peitIi9sn, nod bonn Dit'
Ii9en ariessTdauplnb fino in Der ber'
flofTenen Wohe irgenb ipel9e erDBert
Sperationen beri9tet iporben. MnI
ben eingeIaufsnen 8eridttn sebt ber'
Dor. ooB Die Ditterunsspsrbdltn
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-01-06
0emoen 0enigfeit.

Das ueue uno nstts furSe 8uien
Semb iebt ilsibiam aus, lift fletofam.
beiGhst bic Bruit, 1T bsquem nue wtro
fid, nidt ooppslt MAIDEN. Gin 9emS,
perfeft anpei.rtist uon elmer prd4ttgen
Qualitdt Yerealss, lei9t blau uno To-
penber Streifsn uuf wsiBem 9rnno.
Rodftil, angsbsitste Wfandettsn. alle
@r0sen, 1871 bis 18. aus Gsrmslldn'
aen. Strift banosebhgelt. Sc $1.OO.
@erooe inusrbalb Der YorSsrtbilrs.
.@lObs'-Saupi1lur, Wtdnnsr Nus
itaifirunssn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-01-06
Ser saiion gr6kter
Mn,ugs Werfauf.

80 ftiGi&s an,iiss. $1,000 8srtbs.
Brd1tiesS aHortiment pon @roBsn.
Sarben, Wtaterial uno Stilsn. yhHts
6sralei&sn bisis Saiiou. @uuosrbars
@erthe. Sc $3.50.
.@lobe'-8weitsr Stod.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-01-06
Tancb Qinens.

so Dussno feline Scarfs unb Saua'
res anpa0eno. wenn gewinldt. Ssbr
(hwsrsr Spissnrano. Snisrtion Wttt'
te. .Sehr bhbibe neue Deiitns. Spe'
aietler Preis. is % @ents.
.@lobs--9auptfnr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-01-06
9nlatto.
Gnslanbs 6eriibmte uWenid=
li6feit" Del Sidt beieben.

Mmerifa besinut Su eripaben-9te
UaHertraftc iullen ausgebeutet
iuerSen-S Stiditpff aus bet 2nft.
Prpbibition fir Wid)isan-8eiue-
gnug gegen ben Waffcniha@er.
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Sc cor Of sec II, thence lOls chs w
20 chs chs " 20 chs s. chs ~
chs % ks 20 chs to beg; area ~
acres SUED
1917 benjamin Simmons Est Com at SO
cor OF sec II, thence 20 chs 9Is
chs 20 chs 81. chs to beg; area I2
ucrcs Sl9Vu
1919 Lorenzo Argyle. Com b chs OF ~
cor of sell of sec lS, thence - ems
20 chs g 20 chs 10 chs ems w
10 chs To- loHi tfrl 20 acres H''HN
1890 Thoa. Ch'aon 1884,, caro- OF iIobor
tla'syu Com lO chs u OF @W cor OF
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Gus Oh NV cor OF SO a or sec 20,
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- deg $40 ems to beg; area 2,S7
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American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-12-09

THE ALPINE PUB. co. DOES ALL KINDS
OF PRINTING-NO JOB TO SMALL
NO JOB TOO LARGE.
AMERICAN FORK, UTAH.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-12-09


And In the shop the artist had speci-
mems of his skill TO show to inluirers.
The result was rush of custom which
promised to last.
made seven dollars today" Old
Nick Informed FlOris one afternoon
when she looked In at the cottage"
on her way home. "Therell be work
enough, and I've always been looking
for some job that wasn't too steady to
let me 20 fishing more or less"
I'll go with YOU vowed Florls with
a long breath. Only think, Nick. OF
sun and air ana freedom after five
years of that stuffy schoolhouse. | like
liberty and n trout brook as well as
you do. And housekeeping in two
rooms isn't going to hinder much"
"Then you amt repented YETI" asked
Nicholas. II laid awake half the night
wondering If I'd dreamed it-that YOU
said yes when l asked you If you'd
marry old Nick. | expected you'd get
thinking how the neighbors would look
at II"
IL don't care now anybody look, AT
it, avcrred the little teacher serenely.
except ourselves. And OF course |
said yes. DO you suppose | was going
10 let any other woman glide around
or those lovely green ilOors?"
O. pyTlght, 1916, by the Mcclure News.
paper syndicateD