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Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1917-05-11
WAR DEMAND
In ARGENTINE
SINKING OF ANOTHER VESSEL IN.
CREASES ANTi-GERMAN FEEL
ING AMONG PEOPLE.

Buenos Aires, May 10. -Buenos
Aires newspapers declare that the gov
ernment has positive information that
the Argentine sailing ship Oriana has
been sunk by German submarine,
The papers say that the incident is
graver than the sinking of the Monte
Protegido and demand that the govern
ment act
Il was reported in BueTos Aires on
April IL that the Oriana has been sunk
by German submarine OF the coast
OF Brazil. A later report placed the
scene OF the loss of the ship in the
Mediterranean. The Monte Proteg'do
was sunk in April in European waters.
The incident caused great excitement
in Buenos Aires Where popular demon.
strations against Germany took place.
In response to a note demanding salts.
faction the German government offer.
ed reparation and the incident was de.
clared closed
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127 YANKEE SAILORS
PRISONERS OF KAISER

Washington, D. c.. May 10.-That
127 Americans still are held prisoners
in Germany, probably removed from
captured armed Merchantmen, was
revealed today at the state department
It is assumed that the men were
brought to Germany by raiders operat.
ing in the South Atlantic.
The men are heldnot be cause of
their American nationality, but because
they took pay on enemy armed mer-
chantmen. Other Americans in Ger.
many are understood to be entirely un.
molested, except for slightly increased
police regulations, under Germany's
policy not to recognize a state of war
with this country.
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NEW YORK CITY HALL
SCENE OF NOON FIRE

New York. May 10-New York's city
hall, built more than 100 years ago
constructed mostly of marble and con.
sidered architecturally one of the most
beautiful buildings in the country. was
threatened with destruction by fire to
day. Flame. broke out in its wooden
clock tower but after an hours work
by the firemen were under control
Only a shell OF the clock tower re.
mains and the clock was destroyed
The statue Of justice which surmount.
ed the tower still stands, however.
Many priceless relics and paintings
of historical significance were saved
by prompt efforts of firemen, police.
men and volunteers.
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Continued on Page s.
BANKERS WILL
HELP M'ADOO
COMMITTEE FROM NATIONAL As.
ISOLATION FORMuLATES LIB
ERTY LOAN PLANS.

New York, May 10 A committee Of
the American Bankers association met
in the Offices Of the association here
today to perfect an organization to ex-
pedite fotation OF the Liberty loan
within the time set, June Is next and
for the adding of state banks to the
federal reserve system.
Another committee of twenty-five
members will go to Washington for a
conference tomorrow with Secretary
of the Treasury McAdoo and Comptrol-
Ter Of the Currency Williams to adjust
minor differences that tend to bar
state banks from joining the federal
reserve banks
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1917-05-11
WESTERN RAILWAYS
ASK RATE INCREASE

Washington. D. c., May 1O.-Execu.
tives Of western railroads, testifying
today before the interstate commerce
commission, declared the need of their
lines for l5 per cent advance in
freight rates is equally as urgent as
that Of roads in every other section of
the country.
Statistics presented to the commits
sion on behalf Of forty-six carriers Of
the west purport to show that the
proposed advances in rates would fall
$20,600,00O short of meeting increased
operating costs, effective and anticpat
ed.
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CAPTIVE FRENCHMEN
EXPOSED TO ATTACK

Berlin, May 10-An official state
ment issued today says:
In reprisal for the placing of a
German general and fifteen staff off,
GERS on French hospital ships in the
Mediterranean the German authorities
have placed thrice this number of
French officers of corresponding rank
at points in the western industrial dis.
tricts which are especially subject to
aerial attack"
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HOLLWEG WILL TELL
PEACE TERMS MONDAY

Copenhagen. May 10. A special dis
patch received here from Berlin says
DR.. Won Bethmann-Hollweg. the i'm
perial chancellor, will answer a peace
Interpolation in the reichstag on Mon
day.
The dispatch adds that the reichstag
will adjourn in few days until July.
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AXE MURDERER KILLS
FOUR AND HIMSELF

Elkton, KY. May 1o.--Frank Millen.
a young farmer, early today killed his
father, Charles Millen: his mother,
Mrs. Betty Millen: his brother Elmore
and his brothers wife, Amy, with an
axe. and hanged himself.
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"COME ON AND FIGHT"
GERMAN NAVY'S TAUNT

Amsterdam, May 1o.-The Berlin
post, discussing the idea Of joint at
tack by the English and American
fleets on German U-boat bases. says:
"For ourselves we would be thor
ioughly content with such an effect of
our U-boat campaign. Just now. with
the approach Of the first anniversary of
Skagerak day, our navy is filled with
an ardent longing to give the enemy a
fresh chast1sement.''
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BREAK RECORD
ATTENOANCE
At GROUP MEET I
Candidates for President
and Treasurer of State
Organization Here
VISITORS SHOWN
ABOUT THE CITY

All records for attendance at a
Group Ten meeting was broken today
when Ottunwa entertained the bank
ers from the various cities and towns
throughout the territory embraced by
the group. The register before the
luncheon at noon showed 266 names
fully 100 more than has ever been
registered at one of these gatherings
There are present at today's meeting
large number of the influential bank
ers from various parts of the state and
some from Chicago and Omaha rs well.
CANDIDATES ARE PRESENT.
| Among those present at the group
convention are the three candidates
for president and two candidates for
treasurer of the Iowa Bankers associa-
tion which holds its annual convention
In Des Moines June IA and Is. J. H.
Ingwerson Of Clinton, A. F. Dawson Of
Davenport and S. NJ Leach Of Adel are
out for the state presidency to succeed
George 8. Parker of Sioux City the re-
firing executive. o. F. Fryer of Fair
field and F. D. Bell of Creston, are
seeking the Office of state treasurer.
All of these candidates are working
hard among the visitors at today's
meeting and all have been members
Of the l. B. A. special that started at
Council Bluffs Tuesday to attend the
southern tier OF group meetings.
While there is politics stewing all of
the time among the candidates and
their friends, every thing Is serene and
the campaign is being conducted in i,
quiet and happy manner. There is Lit.
tie likelihood of any endorsement be-
ing given officially by Group Ten to
any Of the candidates for president, al
though such action for Mr.. Fryer was
considered probable by his numerous
friends who have been working zeal.
ously for his candidacy
PLANS ARE CHANGED.
The registration began early in the
forenoon and continued uninterrupted.
ly until noon when 266 had penned
their names in the book. The accept
ances for the luncheon received in ad-
vance totalled $50 and preparation
was made for 200. The plans had to
be altered somewhat to provide for
the additional number and some could
not be accommodated at the CONNER
cial club where the luncheon, registra-
ton and business session were held.
Auto trips about the city we're made
by large number of the visitors dur
ing the forenoon, great many Of the
bankers from out of the city going to
the packing house and other indus.
tries. Others were given glimpse OF
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FLOUR STILL CLIMBS:
Sl6.6O TODAY'S MARK

Chicago. May 10.-Flour continued
its upward course yesterday and prices
quoted here today are $3.50 for fami
ly brands and $1,000 for bakers an in
crease in price for the last two days
of 81 a barrel
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LIBERTY LOAN PLANS.

Washington, D. c.. May 10. The
$4,000, 100000 issue of Liberty loan
bonds will be in denominations OF
from $50 to 100000, will mature in
thirty years and may be redeemed by
the government in fifteen; will be sub
ject to payment in four installments,
and will carry the privilege of conver-
sion into any bonds which may be is
sued later during the war at higher
rate Of interest.
Two per cent of the subscription
must be paid on application. The re.
mainder will be paid as follows: June
2s. IS per cent: July 80. 90 per cent
Aug. Is. 80 per cent and Aug 80, 80
per cent,
INTEREST TWICE A YEAR.
The bonds will be dated June Is in
stead of July 1. the date previously
designated and interest will be payable
semi.annually on June Is and Dec. Is.
Two classes of bonds will be issued
coupon and registered. The lowest de.
nomination of registered bonds will be
800, other denominations being $500,
81, 900. $4,000. $4,000. $4,000 and
100000. Coupon bonds. payable tn
bearer. will be issued in denominations
of $50. 800. $500 and $1,000
The present offering, ii was announc.
ed, will be limited to s2,O0o.0Oo, 900 and
mo allotments will be made in excess
Of that amount"
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PRESIDENT OF CUBA
ESCAPES ASSASSINS

Havana, May 10-An attempt was
made last night to assassinate Presi-
dent Menocal of Cuba by means of
bomb explosion. Nine conspirators
were arrested.
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TEUT0N SHIPS
CHASED HON E
BY BR 0 Ms

London, May TO- "A British force OF
light cruisers and destroyers chased
eleven German destroyers today, en-.
gaging the mat long range, but being
unable to overtake them says an Off
c1al statement this afternoon.
The admiralty statement reads:
"A scouting force consisting of light
cruisers and destroyers from Harwich,
under Commodore Tyrwhitt, while
cruising between the Dutch and Eng
lish coasts this morning, sighted a
force of eleven German destroyers
about four o'clock, Greenwich time on
a parallel course and to the southwark.
Our forces Immediately closed and
on our opening fire the enemy at once
made off at full speed to the south
ward under cover of a dense smoke
screen. The chase was continued for
one hour and twenty minutes and the
enemy was engaged at long range but
our force was unable to overtake him.
-Four British destroyers chased the
eleven German destroyers to within
range of the guns of the batteries at
Zeebrugge.
''Our casualties were one man slight
ly wounded. The encmy's destroyers
were seen to be hit by our fire.
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SWEDEN MAY
DECLARE WAR
HER EsPOUSAL OF THE TEUTON
CAUSE WOULD BE BLOW TO
HOPES FOR RUSSIA.

Washington, D. c., May 10 Sweden
is likely to join the central powers in
the war if the United States proceeds
to ration the Scandinavian countries
under the prospective exports embargo
law, according to hints in diplomatic
circles.
The entry of Sweden into the war
would be hard blow for the allies, as
Russia would be doubly menaced aud
might weaken In it's resolution to make
no separate peace with Germany.
The concern felt by Sweden may or
may not be the outgrowth Of the reve-
lations Of last week. that manufactured
products from America had been trans
ported to Germany through neutral
country.
England is negotiating with Sweden
for permission to use Swedish territor-
ial waters as base of operations
against Germany, but the Swedish gov
ernment has refused to consider any
such proposal.
1t is believed here that the Swedish,
If not all Scandinavian, diplomacy In
Russia Is at work in the interest of
separate peace.
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irALYs WAR SPIRIT STRONG.

Washington, D. c., May 10-Publish-
ed reports that extreme socialists in
Italy threaten to force Foreign Minis
ter Sonnino out Of the cabinet were
described as part of pro- German propa-
ganda in a statement today by the
Italian embassy. 1t was stated that
there is no chance of the disruption Of
the allan cabinet and that any criti-
cism of Baron Sonnino does not re-
fleet dissatisfaction in Italy with the
conduct of the war.
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HOSPITAL SHIPS roRPEpoEp.

London, May 10.-Two hospital ships
have been torpedoed by German sub
marines since British airplanes raided
the town OF Freiberg as reprisal for
previous sinkings of hospital ships,
Andrew Bonar Law. member Of the
British war council. announced today
in thehouse Of commons
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eupaons Of eenter ready take
New York holding regular jobs window
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FOES, LOCKED
|NDESPERATE
Grip, BAT Tie
FOR FRESN0Y
AT Other Points on Long
Line, Allies Are Pushing
the Germans Back
BRITISH NOT ALARMED
BY FRESNOY REPULSE

EASTERN TROOPS TO RESCUE.
Thes enormous concentration OF
German divisions on the British
front and the marked increase IN
gun power give added significance
to the reports that Field Marshal
Won Hindenburg is withdrawing
both men and artillery from the
eastern area. The disorganization
Of the Russian army apparently
has had q very serious effect on
the whole allied situation and has
materially increased the burdens
imposed on the British and French.
The news from Russia Is far
from reassuring in any respect and
apparently the provisional govern
ment is still IN precarious posi-
ton.
There are no marked develop
ments in the other war theaters.
Fighting on the Macedonian front
goes on with conflicting reports
from the rival camps but nothing
as vet to tell whether a movement
in force is under way. Desultory
fighting is reported from the 1tal-
ian front but Rome gives no sign
that q resumption Of a drive on
Triest is in prospect.
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Continued on Page 81
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The Dill VIII raise the per capita tax
of the American people to $33, mainly
through income, profits and internal
revenue taxes and customs duties with
a multitude of minor assessments
against necessities or near luxuries
consumed by all but the poorer
classes.
The people of the British Isles are
paying a per capita tax OF $50 a year.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1917-01-04
NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO CAR.
ny A REVOLVER AND BILLY.

To All Whom 1t May Concern:
Notice is hereby given that |. J. H.
Freed n special police officer of the
Cumberland Valley Railroad Company
residing in Martinsburg, Berkeley
County. W. Va. will make applica-
ton to the Circuit Court Of said coun.
~ at 10 O'clock a m, on Thursday,
January Is. 1917, for state license
authorizing me to carry revolver aud
billy under the povisions Of Chapter
81 of the Acts OF the Legislature OF
West Virginia of 1909, amending and
re-enaetinE See z. of Chapter las of
the Code of West Virginia relative
to oflenses against the peace.
Dated at Martinsburg. w Va. Dec.
20. 1916.
II 20 q 1twk Fri J. II. FREED.
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Classified Advertising Section---What Ii Is


Classified advert
0 the o.
i T a
are interesting b
success that lie S o run at
o
awurd the nonh. or
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stockholders MEETING
rIEcrIoh NOTICE

TIE Stockholders II The Citizens
National Bsnz Of Martinsburg arc
hereby notified that tine Annual Elec-
Ton for Directors uill be held Al the
Rank o1 TUESDAY. JANUARY 0,
1917 between the hours OF eleve1 and
twelve O'Clock noon.
EDWARD RUTLEDGE. Cashier
70 g ttvk 51ka
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PAPERHknGING

sAPEF hanging wfll soon ne the order
u the day Lots 10 be done The
paper hanger who hAs a little al 10
these columns VIII get plenty Of
work. costs very little.
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l'AID

FOUNDER ana found ads arc free
70 Journal subscribers. To others,
taa rate = the Sumo as for other
ads So rates above
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NOTICES
NOTICE

NOTICE
Tho Ladies Auxiliary Of tho 7 NJ.
@. = VIII meet Thu sday evening,
Jan + a' oci.c1e Ali members are
urged n 5a pre- sut 2 ne
3TccKRoLDERs MEETING
The s'oakholders Of The Old Ma.
aonal Bank Of Martinsburg arc here.
BY notified that rhe annual election
FOR not not less than FIVE nor more
han tuanty-one directors viii be
held 3. ae bank On the morning Of
T8eezaT. January 9.h. 1917. between
he aolrs u eleven and twelve
O'Clock
g s HILL. Cashier
II - Is q - 3
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FOR EXCHANGE

FOR EXCHANeE-Thousands Of a.
tieles change hands daily through
the exchange ads in papers in other
cities. II you have something you
don't want. offer 80 trade It fer
something you do want Somebody
else may prefer what you have and
the trade viii benefit both. Tell
what you have to trade II cost
very little. See rates above.
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APARTMENTS

FOR RENT-end Hoor
front Fmmert Bldg No. 2 Apart
men. rooms and bath Very
desirable location. Wish TO yacate
at once. See present tenant, X-79t
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H. A. Ride, Gen. Pass Agent.
J. H. Tonge. Supt
w a Gard AGen, Martinahure w Va.
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~ CUMBERLAND VALLEY n. r.
49, TIME TABLE
In Effect Sunday, Nov. rs, 1915,
At II p. M.
xDaily except Sunday.
"Daily.
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Almost everybody in
Berkeley County who
reads at all. reads the
Journal Want Ada
Make use of them. They
cost very little.
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TRUSTEES SALE


by Nrsue OF the authority vested
in the undersigned Trustee by n GER
tain deed-of-trust made by 7, Howard
Barbehenn, ct al, dated the End day
of October, 1914, and of record in
the office of the Clerk of the County
Court Of Berkeley County, West Vir-
ginia, in DeedotTrust Book No :,
Page IL, he will offer for sale nj
public auction, Mt the front door of
the Court House In Martinsburg.
West Virginia. on
SATURDAY, JANUARY 10, 1917,
Commencing at $50 p. NJ,
that certain lot or parcel Of real ca
tate. lying and being in Rosemont
Addition to the City OF Martinsburg.
West Virginia. known as Lot No. i
Of Block No 10 Of Plat "a" of said
Addition, said plat being recorded In
The office OF the Clerk of the County
Court of Berkeley County, West Vir-
einia, in Deed Book No. 129. Page
1866, which said lot fronts 40 feet
on Kentucky avenue. adjoining Lot
No. l6, and running back Lid feet to
an alley; being the same property
conveyed To said p. Howard Barrie
henn, e. al, by Winrifred C. Kimball
and husband. dated the 2ud day Of
October 1914, and of record in safe
Clerks Office in Deed Book No. 1871.
Page lei.
This property IS improved by Il
fW0-ST0RT DOUBLE FRAME /
DNELLlNG-six rooms and bath to
each side--with all modern improve /
mcnts
TERMS OF SACE-Onethir of
The purchase money cash in hand on
lay Of sale. the residue In two equal .
payments Of six and twelve months;
he deferred payments to be evidenc.
ID by the promissory, negotiable notes
IF the purchaser bearing interest from
late. and secured by 4 dced-ottrust
ln the property sold.
II. II. EMMERT, Trustee.
l. % 1lwk dwk Wed
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D. w. SNYDER. IT,,
ATOPNEY.AT.LEW

Practices in County State ard Fed
erai Courts. Special attention given
to collections, Converting, Title
Work. settlement OF Estates and as
Commissioner OF Accounts. Settle
meut Esta.e Accounts.
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.
Tho annual meeting OF the stock
holders of the Berkeley section. Mar
tinsbulg & Winchester Turnpike
Company, viii be held a. the com,
pang-s OFFICE in MarnnsbUrg w. Va
on TUESDAY, JANUARY 9. 1917, az
ton o clock a. m, for tha purpose Of
eIeetng directors and the transaction
of such other business as may be
properly done at stockholders meet
+. r HARRISON Secretary
IL is y 80 Sat
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Election NOTICE

The annual meeting o. The stock
holders of the Peoples Trust Com
pany of Hartinsburg w Va win be
hello at the office of tho company On
JANUARY .. 1917 be
tween the hours of and z .. m. TO
elect directors and transact such 9th
er business az may come before
stockholders in such annual meeting
DUDLEY HARLEY. Cashier.
y . 1twk Sat
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TOIIN pVnCfrDp Dnnni,Ior ~
wa
II" 6ISt 'N"eioHdt bdhk OF Asplh'
"al3, corporation, flaillH.
VI
Bull Kun orchard Co, corporation
'eit1dailJ
III Nhe circuit court OF berkeley
County, State Of West Virginia
To Bull Run Orchard Company,
corporation;
Take notice that the dispositions OF
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son SALE cylinder Mitchell 5
passenger touring csr, good conci
ton. good tires Il s Cushwa Wis
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-aas classified ads cost A--le
Ill ~11 E3r1ers
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1917-01-04

FOR sALE-FIAT automobile moder.
4-a.g upp-d. laeudag electric
.ea.s and starter hrat class coma.
l,Zer. demonstration Price and
terms en- application al Miller 8
Gar4ge. A-'H
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AUTOMOBILES

FOR SALE-%ew 1917 model Ford
touring ear, cheap 10 quick buyer
~ Shade. Ideal Garage 4-s
FOR SALE-Hy Oakland 5 pas5en-
ger ~ h. p touring eaH IL first
class condition. With good tires and
ore extra tire RIM Price RICH, -
cash buyer. r A. aia9r %-sf
---
aUTGM0B A9re second hand
AMOS are bought and sold through
al In these columns than are sold
by AUTO agents. Ii You want -
bur Dr. SCH a used ear tell about It
% tl.H column. SEE rates above.
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MONEY TO LOAN

MONEY TO LOAN will quickly find
a takAr, if YOU advertise # Ia these
columns Cost very little.
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John L Proctor, Receiver Of The
First National Bank Of A8pinwall
4 corporation. plaintiff.
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and yellow striped horse
blanket between Swan Pond and
Martasburg Return 10 Mr. Ben
THgFs r. 3. -
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LOST-Pair OF Rosary beads with
name ON Reward il returned to
l. S Cunningham, Millard Aparls
W
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CONSECUTIVE Insertions
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JOHN l. PROCTOR. Receiver of
The First National Bank of Aspn.
vail, 4 corporation, Pla.tiff
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1917-09-22
S. E. STEVE
Druggist

Special attention give
lions. Only best and pJ
kept In stock.
Race st. CAMBH