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The Nenana news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1916-1918, 1917-09-15
RUSSIANS RECOVER
NORTHERN TOWNS

Petrograd-It is announced
at headquarters today that the,
Russians are making a stand
on the Rig front, and yester-
day defeated the Germans on
the road to Pikotf. The Slav
forces now occupy three towns
in that sector which were held
by the enemy IL few days ago.
The Nenana news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1916-1918, 1917-09-15
DEFICIENCY BILL
BEFORE CONGRESS

Washington-The war def
cheney bill, now receiving the
consideration of the national
lawmakers, proposes, among
other items, the appropriation
of $100,000,00O for the con-
struction and maintenance of
public works, such as canton
ments, wharvees, railroads, roll
ing stock and hospitals.
The Nenana news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1916-1918, 1917-09-15
LETTER TELLS Of
GERMAN CRUELTY

The following letter received
by Thomas Riggs, Jr., on a
recent mail, was written by
J. c. Rosengarten, a friend
of the commissioner, who went
to France from Philadelphia
with the first American hos
pital unit. 1t contains almost
first hand evidence of inhuman
acts. practised by the Germans
in France and gives some idea
of the desperate character of
the struggle in which Ameri-
cans are now taking part.
L. S. A. Base Hospital, No. 10
A. E. F., France
July 6, 1917
Dear Tom -
We had a great trip to
England in the steerage OF the
st. Paul and saw three sub
marines. One came up with
in two hundred yards of us
but luckily astern, so it could
do us no harm. We spent a
couple of weeks at Blackpol
and then came here. We are
on a high bluff looking over
the ocean and were given a
British hospital of 1000 beds
instead of a five hundred one
we were prepared for. There
are three other big hospitals
and when the train loads OF
wounded come in at night and
are divided up among the four
the scene is one that will never
be forgotten. We have to
work very hard, as you can
imagine but we have some time
for baseball in the long even
ing twilight. We draw our
rations from the English and
are all heartily sick of marina
lade and tea. Am writing
this in bed in hospital; had a
little trouble with my knee.
The man next to me is a ser
geant of bombers from New
Zealand. They took a Ger
man trench and found one of
their men crucified to the door
of dugout and have never
given quarter or taken a
prisoner since. The Gordon
Highlanders is another regi-
ment that had the same eX-
perience and uses the same
remedy. The horrible wounds
one sees here and the smiling
pluck of the men is hard to be-
lieve.
The climate here is rotten,
lots of rain. cold one day and
boiling hot the next. Every
one has colds.
We are delighted to hear the
Russians have started an of
fensive again and hope they
will keep it up. ::.
=~=.~: 49,. ~. Yours, r
- ~. .....: IT,. @.""+ Clifford
The Nenana news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1916-1918, 1917-09-15
COPPER MARKET
HELPED BY ALLIES

New YOrk-The purchase of
seventy-seven million pounds
of copper by representatives
of the Allied nations during
the past few days has been fol
lowed by a stronger local de-
mand and a stitfning in price
quotations.
The Nenana news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1916-1918, 1917-09-15

Petrograd-The political cri-
sis threatening this country APP
pears to have been solved, fol-
lowing an all-night conference
called for the purpose of Sc
Letting a new cabinet, the COM
position of which will be an
nOunced tomorrow.
The Nenana news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1916-1918, 1917-09-15
ISL kA BIBBLE

Berlin "A prominent Berlin
newspaper asserts that the
German note to the pope says
that the imperial government
has no desire to interfere with
the internal affairs of other
nations.
The Nenana news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1916-1918, 1917-09-15
WORK ON CHURCH
TO START SOON

With the arrival of Father
Monroe yesterday morning,
active steps were taken to be-
gin work on the Catholic
church, which is to be built
at the corner of First and Il
streets, opposite the News
office. The ground was cleared
several days ago but the plans
for the church were not decid-
ed upon until the arrival of
Bishop Crimont, with whom
the matter was taken up by
Father Monroe. The new
church is to be a substantial
structure and will add greatly
to the appearance of the upper
end OF town.
The Nenana news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1916-1918, 1917-09-15
DISCOURAGES STRIKE

Gompers has telegraphed to
Gompers has telegraphed to
the leaders of the local strike
discouraging a continuance of
thee strike among the shipyard
workers and lumbermen, say
ING that it is the intention of
the government to intervene
at an early date.
The Nenana news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1916-1918, 1917-09-15
DIVERS ACTIVE
NEAR EAST COAST

New YOrk-Nessels arriving
here today report having heard
a wireless call on Friday in
dieting that a ship then sixty
five miles east af Nantucket
lightship was being shelled by
a submarine.
The Nenana news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1916-1918, 1917-09-15

INSTRUMENTATION Sam
Gompers has telegraphed the
Minneapolis council of the AL
lance for Labor and DemOc-
racy, asking that a resolution
be passed and sent to Kerensky
pledging the support of the
American working class to the
Russian democracy.
The Nenana news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1916-1918, 1917-09-15

Money has been piling into
the local postOffice during the
past few days, for the purchase
of money orders to be mailed
to Fairbanks, where the money
will be applied, by the receiver
of the general land office, on
the purchase of lots in Nenana.
The first annual payment on
the property purchased at the
lot sale last fall. is due today
and those who fail to comply
with the regulations in that re
gard, expose their property to
the risk of forfeiture.
Half of the money paid to
the receiver will revert to the
town, to be applied on street
work and other improvements.
Henry Rappolt left for the
Outside yesterday to enter the
Mayo hospital at Rochester.
where he already has under
gone two operations. He is re-
turing to the Eastern institu-
tion on the advice of DR.. NJ. E.
Smith.
The Nenana news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1916-1918, 1917-09-15
Bic SUM CLEARED
FOR HOSPITAL BED

While there seems general
appreciation of the entertain
ment and dance. "iven on Mon
day evening for the benefit of
the American Red Cross, too
much cannot be said with re-
pard to the responsive spirit
shown by the people of Nenana
and of Fairbanks, the ladies
of the later town having con-
tributed twenty-one boxes of
fresh cut flowers to be sold at
the benefit and for decorative
purposes. The entertainment
was a success in every way,
the receipts exceeding by sew
eral hundred dollars the
amount the ladies set out to
raise for the endowment of a
Nenana bed in an American
hospital in France.
The program follos: original
poem, r. c. Morris; numerous
sketches, Geo. Pennington
Sheldon sisters, who were
daintily costumed as Goddess
es of Liberty; solo, Jane And
erson; The Far North in Mo-
ton pictures Mr.. Riggs; solo,
Mrs. G.. F. Cramer; moving
pictures by the Coliseum man
agement. Mr.. Durand played
during the entertainment and
the music for the dance was
furnished by Mrs. Meyer,
pianist, and Mr.. Berggren,
viOlinist.
Everything in connection
with the entertainment was do
mated, with exception of the
candy sold during the evening.
The money received from the
sale of the memberships to the
Red Cross includes the sum OF
s75 for three life memberships,
the purchasers being Max
Smith. Ira A. Ball and DIR.
NJ. E. Smith. 49,
The statement of receipts
and expenditures follows:
RECEIPTS
Sale of tickets for enter
tainment S447.50, sale of pro
grams $63. candy SOS tickets
for dance $685., flowers $15.25
ice cream cake 1874, money
found on floor S., donations
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A. Schaeffer
So, Mr.. Jack O'Neill IS re.
ceived by Mrs. Love So total
1851.
DISBURSEMENTS
The Nenana news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1916-1918, 1917-09-15
JUMP IN PRICES IN
LAST TWENTY YEARS

An Albany grocer gives the
following table of increase in
prices of staple articles since
1897. from his own records:
The Nenana news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1916-1918, 1917-09-15

Martin A. Pinska. Fairbanks
clothier spent several days
during the week in Nenana.
The Nenana news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1916-1918, 1917-09-15

lett IOf L alfDd1lkS tHlS llloIH-
ING to be absent several DAYS.
Deputy Marshal Pete Nc
Mullen has been assigned temp
orarilv to duty in Nenana to
assist Deputy Hagan in special
investigations which are being
conducted by the department
of justice.
Jim Hubbard signed on with
the Seattle No. 3 this morning
and will remain with that
boat during the balance of the
season. He expects to spend
the winter Outside.
Mrs. Fred Craig and two
children arrived from Fair
banks yesterday morning to
to make their home in Nenana.
Mr.. Craig has been here some
time.
August Hess, well known
Fairbanks mining man, came
down from Fairbanks several
days ago to meet his wife. who
is enrOute from the Outside
on the steiner Canadian.
Inspector c. G. Wetzeler,
of the postoffice department,
with headquarters at Tanana
made a several day stay in Ne
mana during the past week look
ing over the affairs of the To-
cal office.
The Nenana news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1916-1918, 1917-09-15

One of the largest king sal
mon seen in Nome for many
years was caught near there
recently, and weighed sixty
pounds.
The Nenana news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1916-1918, 1917-09-15

The work of grading Market
street was commenced, during
the week, several teams, with
scrapers now being engaged in
filling the low portion of the
street between First and Front
streets. Norman Campbell is
in charge of the work.
The Nenana news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1916-1918, 1917-09-15
RECEIPTS
DISBURSEMENTS

Cost of candy 1925 clean
ing hall 81. Net receipts to
date $S27.15 Memberships
S136. Total $963.15
The Nenana news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1916-1918, 1917-09-15

Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Gilcher
left for Fairbanks this morn
ING to be absent several DAYS.
The Nenana news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1916-1918, 1917-09-15

Mrs. d. H. Delaney and
daughter, Eva, returned to
Fairbanks this morning.
Frank Manley, we'll known
mining man, paid Nenana a
brief visit yesterday, during
the stay of the steamer Tanana
in port. He is enrOute to Tan
ana on business.
Miss Forbes, daughter of Rev
F. L. Forbes, is at Dawson
awaiting the departure OF the
next down river boat. She is
on her way to Nenana to make
her home here. DIR. Forbes is
also at Dawson, having made
the trip up river to meet his
daughter. He will spend the
winter in the Ruby district.
The passengers arriving on
the steamer Seattle No. 3,
which reached port yesterday
morning from the lower river,
were: Depty Marshal John c.
Wood, Monkey LOttie, j. A.
Over, E. Anderson, Albert Lar
sen.
Mrs w. 3. Hubbach was con-
fined to her bed several days
this week as the result of a fall
during the dance on Monday
night.
The Nenana news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1916-1918, 1917-09-15

w. q. Bette, for many
years superintendent of the
schools of the First Division
for the Bureau of Education,
who resigned last year and took
charge of the school at Forest
Grove, Oregon, has returned to
Alaska and taken the position
of superintendent of the school
maintained at Metlakahtla.
The Nenana news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1916-1918, 1917-09-15

Two outfits are reported to
be mining graphite in the Salt
Lake district near Port Clar'
ence.
Evening star., 1917-05-14
WANTED-GhRAGES.

WANTFD-A GARAGE. NEAR UNION STA
tion 10 hold one private car. Phone Main 23i,
or write C. +. wFLCH. Tt3 1sth NV.
Evening star., 1917-05-14
FOR REET-R0OMS.

FCRNlSFElD fstfpWS.
I34I PARK ROAD Nw-NiceIy furnished
room: back porch; references exc.snsed 3
THE ..GUYsBoito.'' 1909 l7th N.w.-Lnrse.
cool rooms: private bath; board optional. =
5i3 srd ST NW-Tsgo communicating rooisis:
81 per week: Ink: also otlrr rooms IA =
2is4 ST. N.W.-ist floor. wes; apt; large
room adjoining bath; reRt reasonable. 10.
iaoe AND 13l2 l2th N.N.-I.arge. newly
furnished front rouIns: hot water: bath Apply
the Plymouth, Art. ~ =
a35 Nw,-s-coud- -noor front rooms: running
water: porches, tTalsieDts. call between aud
1890 pm a------------- 10
IT5s COL ROAD N.W--Niceiy furnished room.
adjoining bath.
Apt 4o6. THE ALABAMA. ilth and y NV
Nicely furnished room: suitable FOR one or two
persons.
ST N.W.-Owing to enlistment in tine {
army l have two nicely furnished rooms. rcasca-
able TO acceptable party.
SIS5 18th Nw-Three furnished for
Ink: ami; phonc.
Ia.9 lith NW.-Large back room. 50 per
T0i7sEKEEPTNG ROOMS. So weekly for one;
90 os for two persons sI3 NV.
WELL. FURNISHED ROOM Three vindows;
overlooking Mass. ave-; central. The New
Berne Apt Al . =
ialT l. \ -W.-N 232s; suite 8 rooms; completes
for housekeeping; very desirable.
1915 R ST. N.w.-Large room. next hath; use
Of kitchen; adult. y
i444 HARVARD NW.-Beautifnily furnished
second-noor front ROOM also single room; phone.
i5i5 ST. N.W.-Room with kiichenette; eve
erything furnished: adults.
400 9Th ST. N.E.-Two rooms;. light housekeep-
ing.
1910 18th N.w.-Large front room and kitch-.
enette for Ink; also large and small rooms
for rent, Phone y. Ci3o. ~
Evening star., 1917-05-14
AUToKoBrLEs.
AUTO110BTLES-F0R SALE-

sTEARNS-KNIGHT. 1915: In superb condftiops
battleshp gray with natural wood wheels; equip
ped with shock absorbers motor meter, new
Exide battery six tires. four extra tubes, chains
and engine cover for cold weather. To buy the
equal Of this car would cost $500 or more.
Price, 81 600. Will demonstrate to any one
mer ming business. Would take smaller car IN
exchange IL frst-class. Telephone Main e327,
Mr.. WortMngton Woodward bldg.
Evening star., 1917-05-14

THE STOCK and good will of ]. JAY GOULD'S
Wonder Stor" is for sale at a bargain! Estab-
iished In 1881. WONDERS for ladies and chill
drrn." s2D 9th st.
WANTED-Casii business; brokers. Address
Box 1O-A Star office. l5s
Sc AND loc STORE for sale: leaving city.
Address BOX 20-A. star office. 16s
YOUNG MAN will invest $1,000 and services in
any legitimate enterprise. Communicate with
Room 3G7. National Hotel. Is"
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"a. all wofk anywhere h.tehsd. "a.
sept "a lea8
No STAR hay mare coming
yea cid WHh good a,yle and o..
flaa tae eloesy klnd
& No s eNay" b'agk mare. coming
9 years e5I eith Eaal style and a..
lion. the Hlceky AND
No &. sflt5eau chimes BAY mare
looming Wars cid. SIRED BY s e.
i R4maturC horse vlll make aae
driver
Sos ara I've sueAliug colts
Prince aaI Maud ue bay aud
ne hssk
FIVE HEAn or cArTLE
So vli drop her iaa n calf by
iay off sale fh4a Is as teod q cess
10 I efse aWaEd
No 3 has her second cali bY her
side
" also aas Der second caIf BY
her side
W : coed b.s COW nov giving
some mNk
SO 6 Good yaups ball coming
YEARS ed just asbt for service. his
gre came from NaYal.efla he'd 81
Balatelns Wdl weigh te1o pounds
- HtAo or HOGS
as follow rRa at hoga v.u weigh
i,8 is= each yeaas hasad sa0s
shaas WiI pss ~ dat OF sole. N,
her by tae Hraf al March Oae
ruHs Gle rez wHa boar eight fer
s.rsle il ahaaf#. SSH Wssn from
8o 10 - lfs tF-
= GOOD LAYING EEHe
HARNEBs
1--WE eet~ Yankee harness. some col
iara. hfidlaa. haltets let empty cid.
barrels and either tbnEs tao nume
GUS 90 mention
TERMS OF SALE
on oil amounts of $40 and over.
credit OF nire months will be given.
he purchaser 10 give motto with APP
proved seeurty. negotiable aud pay.
NIL. at The old Nat a8al htak 81
Naftla6bufe. @th interest from date
trt ie paid a MATURITY interest r.
IN ted On al fums B3der $40. cash
VIII be required Discount for cash
No property To b. rem wed until the
terms OF sale are complied with
WILLIAM = RANanuRG
b1d1 q Hoffman. Anete
HARDWOOD BurHhart. Clerk
22 81
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PAGE SEVEN

following described personal prop.
rtx.
HEAD HORSES AND coLTs
Na. fet bay mare. yenrs old,
Nt so x wherever hitched III foal
hy T " Mishs horse. 1850 lbs.
M. g Mike. roam horse, coming
= years old will work anywhere hit.
ehed. and is an excellent barshare
adler. t4oo lbs.
M 3 selim. roaue horse, coming
Years old, 1000 lbs.
No I Dan. iron gray horse, 2
afs old good strap horse, will
make nne driver. 1000 lbs
No Prince. IRON gray, l year
id sired by Ruble horse
No. Goldie. bay. / year old, sired
~ E " Mlsh's horse
HEAD cATTLs.
Five Of which are thoroughbred Jer.
seys
Nc / Fine mitch COW 5 years old
Ne q Good mich cow. win h.
tFs-b about March l.
No 2 Jersey mich COW, will bs
tah nepr DAY of sals.
SO Jersey mileh COW. win BE-
fresh about March l.
Tie rest are thrifty young heifora.
Nth calf. nv thoroughbred Jeraey
bull VIII b. lloah about the last OF
AnY
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
one two OF three horse Brown wae-
HH ani bed 4 in tread. n good con
aIiien. ! sptiug wagon. In good con
fNua. open top buKgy. / Deering
Hiudar, e. cit. good order. Deer
tHv fmevee. 4 cd as new. l grain
df.tE GHetnenftle make. Oliver
ea led pillow. / double and | single
hatel pillow. / corn coverer aprinn
tooth harrow. l A harrow. thribbie
tsce double tree. 8 single trees. Z
nWd Htieks. windmill. basket
eh and bells. buggy pole. lot
grain faeka. ! cutting box rakeB. hoes
Hatfucku. maui aud wedges. area. l
Ncut aaw 2 forks. scoop. seaid
Hg trough. 1 log chain. aud other az,
tfelea toe numerous To mention. hu
raHu and l tab
HARNESS
Two So hreehhands. sets pillow
gears, blind tridlcs. 2 good collars.
/ act double driving harness. pair
check lines. actH fly nets. riding
bride. COW chains
Ffty Rhode isl ID Red Chickens.
Some Hay. Fod or aud Corn. also
rome Fotatapa
TERMS or SALE.
A credit Of 10 months will he civ.
FL On all sums Of $40 and upwarde
fhe purchaser TO give note with ap.
p owed srcu jty. negotiable and payf..
ILL., AZ he Gitzcns National Bank of
Mlrtlnabnrr " Va. or the Savings
mink Of Williamaport. Md Under
$40 cnsh No property 70 bo removed
IL III 6ettled for
M II nUBLE.
GEO y KEEsEekER. Auet.
II Il kcrahner. Clerk
/ p cod 81
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deeN'e Germ planter good Oliver
cai.,d piows, No 80. eevr al see
double ard single pf we 1
s=r5~e teeth baarps 1aur sauart
harrow. sEls hay ladders. EuUd al
new; l three horse wagon. four.
horse wagon. which is thmble skeiu.
an elegant wagon. Grimes make near
Winchester. ! Sharpless separator. .
Blizzard fodder shredder tHfhble
trees, double trees aud single trees.
crowd sticks lot Of cd rival tep
buggy tn ash 4 sioush gae1 o.
new ] cutting bo1 1 new sls.Eh. !
strand bells
HARNESS
Two sets bregChbsuds sets front
gears sets pillow gears elegant Hee
4horse was line pillow Hives. col
lars, brides, hsttcrs. COW CHAINS 1
set single harness good as new. end
q number OF other articles not men
toned
TERMS or SALE
4 credit OF 9 months viii be given
on all sums q $40 and over the pur
chaser 70 give note with approved
security negotiable and payable az
the Old National Rink Of Martins
burg with interest from date. hut il
raid az maturity interest RENTED
Ne property "a h removed unt1l So
isfactorilv settled tor. Reasonable
discount for cash.
# e FOREMAN.
Doad & Hoffman. Aucta
KF.-l4va5= EsY.44-
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PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE
PERSONAL PROPERTY

TTI -. ~ a
''',s ''",eu i'f
- - 3 1o' .i.'' 49,
q ~ = 'ns eoo', o's li' 49,. -
e.3is. 5oui - t'-.,... ~, - -
ois 20 pe'l'n ss'ii a "isIou'
ESQ., va
MONDAY FEBRUARY D 19lT'
The following described personal prop
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Classified Advertising Section---What It Is


called
a n is o. he 5 a e Ia
Ire hte n news COSTS fgurdty he # in
e is o a
for les han censn pids
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TRUSTEES SALE
OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE


tY virtue oil tho authority R'Ftsn
h th' undo saE 'ed u'ts' ht "eia
or tu2t made by ) J. Strthihg ana
VIE 10 sad trustee. dated The IAN
10 oI March. l9Il' ana OF record IN
Ire oIfiee OF the Siefk et ne county
curt OF BefkeieY COUNTY West vi
E.nia' IN Deed OF lfasl boek 30. H.
mig =. ne VIII ohef Tor "iI' ~ me
ROM dooi OF Tue touft houe"' ~
I4fl'nsburg, BE Kelley county Weat
HHinia on -
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY TO- i9lA.
Commencing at so ' ~.
'3t certain lp' "' pffS,i ~ ''tt9.
9Th The improvements thereon. eft
ade. lying aud being ~ TN y iIft
peauon. Bertele. COUNT. WaH'
sIHia and bounded ns toiin~h be.
q ming at corner Of poM and
.oaId t'nc". near 'hc margin el me
and Martin7hars aud Potomac tn u.
Ike; theme" 56h deg r poleH
% stake IN the line Of tald boa 81
nee, thence $ 29A deg w. 2 pol ~
I0 stake, thence N 58'4 deg ny
j. les to stake 10 ihH l O. If q
BOARD fence. then y Ala Dig e
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Il NJ R0WHA ND
TERMS OF eOTH SALES

a credit Of tan months on all sums
as $40 and over. purchaser to give
note with approved security. negotia-
Die and payable At the Merchants and
Farmers Bank Of Martinsburg with
Interest from date but If paid az ma
urify. interest remitted Under $40
cash Nothing 10 be removed until
sattled for
Dodd 3 Hoffman Auc's
Hargood Butkhatt, Clerk
h I'd pd
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| .0S


EoST-fwo IS bills. between Apollo
aud John st School Reward If
left at 80 y, Maple Ave Y-S6
LOST-Lost and found ads are free
TO journal subscribers To others,
the rate + LIE 4aIpe a4 fer other
ads See rates above.
L0ST-Fo or from the dre . Tat
keys aHd enc round key On piece
of twiaa Return to Ryneal Hose
House VA
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LOST Razor between jail out Raj
e'gh, Stephen and Faulknc~ avenue
Reward if returned 70 Del Wnehes-
tef Ave Y-76
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pApEPhhMGlMc

pApEa hanging viii soon ne the order
~ the day '.otR 10 he done tn
paper hanger wbo has a little al In
these columns viii get plenty Of
work Costs very little
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TIME TABLES. ETC.

CUMBERLAND VALLEY r. p.
~ TIME TABLE
In Effect Sunday, Nov. %, 1910,
At II p NJ
xDaily except Sunday
eDaHy
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NOTICES
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

EXECUTORS NOTICE.
The undersigned having qualified
as executor Of Inc estate Of J +.
Linton. decd hereby notify all who
are indebted o the estate to come
forward and settle and all having
claims against the estate 70 present
the same duly authenticated
S. p. LINTON, Exer
J f. Linton, Decd.
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Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1917-01-26
COMBINATION
PUBLIC SALE

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We will offef 90 the highest bidder.
without reserve. ut the place known
a. he Hall Wileoa faeW 1 miles
southwest of iuwool ] mile south
east Of Gerard town oH
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FOR RENT-Modern apartment IN
third floor Gerling building, West
King street Possession April
Sec c a. Young agent for Gerlfns
heirs. Wa
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1917-01-26
MONEY TO LOAN

MONEY TO LOAN viii quickly And
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columns Cost very Httje
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-03-12
Mrs. H. Clay BeisteI

Los Angeles, CAL, March 12.-Has
the right to vote made enfranchised
women club-mad and neglectful of
homes and children? Are they
alternating their husbands and max
ing them easy. prey for inscriptions
women?