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mental headquarters will move into
their new home Wednesday. The new
headquarters building is permanent
structure. II was formerly the hsadquar-
ters Of another brigade, and had been
standing idle for some months. The build
ing was situated In valley. When a COM
pany Of the District Of Columbia In
fantry marched down to carry 1t to
it's present position the drums began a
march, and the building suddenly rose
from the ground and began to move
up the hill. 1t resembled some huge
animal moving up the hill. Nothing was
visible Of the bodies OF the men except
their legs.
Evening star., 1917-01-14
To Sing Oratorio est. Paul"

Mendelssohn's oratorio est. Paul. is
to be given at Metropolitan A. NJ. E.
Church, NJ street between 18th and
10th streets northwest, this evening
at 5 o'clock by chorus of forty
voices. Soloists are to be Miss Vir-
ginia Williams, Miss Charlotte Wallace,
James Lomax and Charles H. Wesley
the last Of whom is director.
Evening star., 1917-01-14

has called . meeting At the same place
ship Club Of Washington 10 to meet in
the rooms Tuesday evening At o'clock.
and c. J. Qockeler. chairman Of the ex-
ecutive committee of the joint conven-
tions body has called q meeting for
tomorrow at noon.
Evening star., 1917-01-14
nixed knowledge. all convictions Of
conscience. all proved allegations
which will stand out in history a. long
as memory LASTS"

Say Program Is impossible.
VIENNA. January 1s. via London. 1885
p.m.-The Austrian newspapers, discuss
ing the entente peace terms contained in
the reply to President Wilson, express the
opinion that the document Is intended
by the entente powers for home consump-
ton. Some Of the papers insist that. in
view of the, actuality Of the statement,
the entente must be on the verge Of in
sanity to advance at this time SO impos-
sible program"
The papers unanimously agree that the
entente proposal concerning the subject
Of races would, il carried out, wipe out
Austria Hungary. which is composed Of
ten different peoples. The monarchy
therefore viii be obliged to carry on mill
tary operations with renewed vigor.
English statesmen are looked upon
as solely responsible for the continue
ton OF the war, according to the pa
pers. Says the Neue Freie Presse:
"The policy of the will-o'- -the-wisp
Turing on the nations into a morass is
continued. so that an Englishman may
not recognize that his government is
bad. insincere and unfit to remain in
power another single day. Lloyd George
will fall through this sooner or later.
We hear the cry OF wounded animals of
prey. On their heads falls all the guilt.
We desired peace sincerely.
"Tone Is superarrogant."
The weiner Tageblatt says: 1.-THE
note tone Is one OF superarrogance
and swell-headedness. England. in her
unmeasured vanity, wishes the contin-
uation Of the war. It is altogether a
question for her allies whether they are
fiattered or not for having spilled
their blood in England's behalf so far
but to give up more blood, more
strength. for England's vanity. and not
make peace, is a crime toward their
own peoples"
The socialist Arbeiter Zeitung says:
'"The Intervention Of the neutral world
has been of inestimable value. having
given US a diagnosis of the case. which
detectives now are delineated. Now
that the warning governments have
had their word. the neutral govern
ments and. in certain degrees. all the
peoples may be heard from"
Die Zeit says: THE entente's atti-
peace Intervention a mere diplomatic
episode"
This view is shared by the Weiner
Journal, which adds: England is our
archenemy; all the others are merely
her accomplices. Against England our
great fight is directed. With their
means. with. every arm. the central
powers must annihilate this deadly
foe of Europe. must shake this power
with rotten foundations. so that Eu
rope may get a rest We know how
to meet England until a united Eu-
rope realizes this danger and acts
against England unitedly."
Evening star., 1917-01-14
THIRD D. c. INFANTRY
GOING TO LEON SPRINGS
Leaves for Reservation January 16
With Two Other Regiments, to
Remain Three Weeks.

Special Co-rsspond~nce Of The Star.
SAN ANTONIO. Tex, JanL-ry THE
I'd Brigade. composed OF the Sd and
9th Illinois and the Sd District Of Co.
lumbia. will leave on hike for Leon
Springs January Is. to remain on the
military reservation for three weeks.
According to schedule. two days will
be taken for the march. The brigade
will 20 firm Camp Wilson to Nine-mile
hill on the Fredericksburg road. there
TO camp for the night. and proceed to
the reservation the next day.
Brig. Gen Hin of the Illinois Ma
tional Guard is in command of the
brigade and will go with the troops
On the last tour of the guardsmen
away from Camp Wilson the Sd Dis
the LIST Mississippi and the I'd West
virginia. to form a provisional brigade.
commanded by Col. Kennon. II was
this brigade that made the eventful
shortly before Christmas. despite the
fact that one of the stifYest northers Of
the season was blowing.
Examination for Promotion.
Eight non-commissioned oficsrs Of
che I'd District of Columbia Infantry
have been ordered to appear before a
board OF officers January 10. to take
examination for promotion to second
lieutenants. The candidates for the
commissions are Regimental Sergt.
Mai. J. d. Hood. First Sergts f. II.
Johnston. Archibald King. w. L. Mar
tin. tr. and Marshall z. Darby. Sergts.
william Z. Pineston and Gooch Meyers
and Corporal Lester r. Rhodes. The
board will convene at 10 O'Clock We'd
nesday morning. and Lieut.. Col. Anton
stephan president of the board. will
preside f1F
Nov Regimental Headquarters.
The ID District Of Columbia rsGt.
Evening star., 1917-01-14
commerce CHAMBER
PRESIDENT KEPT BUSY
Mr.. Sinclair's First Days in Office
Bring Forth Many Meetings and
Much Business.

When A. Leftwich Sinclair was elected
president of the Chamber Of Commerce
Tuesday night he did not have to un-
dergo any elaborate inaugural ceremonies;
in fact. he was not even formally in
| ing the first few days of his occupancy Of
the presidency, however. that what was
left out in ceremony in impressing him
with the responsibilities Of the Office 10
made up in another way-that Of keep
ing him very busy. This week also holds
great promise OF being very busy. mas
much as the formal organization Of the
| administration is to take place.
Thursday afternoon at 4 o'clock the
executive committee is to be chosen. as
| well as the general counsel. treasurer and
secretary. These positions are filed by
| action Of the board Of directors, instead
Of by the entire membership OF the cham
, Der. This will be the first meeting at
| which the ten new directors formally Will
| take their places on the board. In ac-
cordance with the custom OF the organi-
zation the new president will place before
the board his suggestions for the chair
men and vice chairmen Of committees.
Recommendations made by the retiring
president, P. T. Moran. are to be brought
before the organization for action in the
near future. Several propositions, In
cludfng the construction OF concrete
| swimming pools in Rock Creek Park. were
made by Mr.. Moran in his annual report.
and adopted by the Chamber Of Com
merce. Committees to work for the &C
complishment of these propositions prob
ably will be named in the near future.
Considering New Committees.
Among new committees which it is an
ticipated will be named will be groups on
insurance and banking. number of
others are now being considered
| Considerable interest has been taken
among members of the Chamber of
Commerce that the chest containing the
silver presented to the retiring presi-
dent. Mr.. Moran. was made in Wash
! ineton. It is of West Indian mahog-
any and is so constructed that when
| the top is closed the drawers cannot be
| opened.
/ Several meetings are to be held in
| the rooms of the organization this
! week by groups not directly associated
with the Chamber of Commerce. Will
| liam F. GUIDE, past president of the or
ganization, who is at the head of a
committee making arrangements for
the Grotto convention, has called a
| meeting in the rooms at 8 o'clock to-
| morrow evening. AS chairman Of the
committee on illumination Mr.. Guide
Evening star., 1917-01-14

holds as much as an ordinary small
bottle Of ink and is shaped to fit the
hand comfortably.
Evening star., 1917-01-14

Three thousand tons Of frozen meats
were exported from South Africa in
1915, but that amount was more than
equaied by one shipment this year.
Evening star., 1917-01-14

Loose wooden trousers for athletes to
slip on over their scanty attire when
resting. much as sweaters are worn.
are a novelty.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-12-22

ipcit cntlcsencn @cscnbcn ibidcn mill
fen. bamit Sic. bpn ibnen abbdngigen
Ycrionen lie lntcrseidnen folmen.
Die 8erbaublmms segem Sa6pllctte
pcrtagt.
@albing to II. 20. Ges. Sic
l1nm6alidfcit, cilt Guprllm slt cr>
langen, stpons bas Senatstun1itcc, Bag
5enator 2aTpacttes jiln9lt in St.Yuul
gebaltene 9leoc uuteriudcn iou, ieit1
Wprgcben ipieberllm. nno 5lpar sum
pierten @ale. ouf5uldicben. Gas &oz
nitce fom olliammcn, I'M oie 3eit fir
Sic l1nterludnug alls5uOebncn nnb 81
entldciocu, iponn Ct : Sefrstdr grDan
lnD anbcre 3euscn ibr 3eusnib abz
Ic9en ioucn.
2pitenloic Ginl6Inms ppn 2tbertpbpno
fpmpplts.
g8aibinatnu, 20. Seq. Sefrez
tdr DecAboo forberte bcllte ale 8anfe''
bes 2a,,ocs auf. observation-disclosures
toltenloS ein5llto1en. Vt 1a9te, OaBs CT
gcbDrt babe, ooB einigc 8nnten NM
Sruittompagnien @elb iilr S'eleu
0icnit beanlprllbtcn.
Sic Hemannuns oer nemcn 5anoeis=
futte.
BaIIington, 20. Sc5. @it
3enrD poiparo bon Bolton. Der 9tcs
frutirungsoireftor. ben1 Sdiffabrts=
ausidub mclbet, bat Ser 8uf Der 8c:
| lgier,lna na6 i,lngen smcrifanern SUI
9emannuns ber nelen Sdtffe Sc,
Sanoelsflotte ein 5ufriebenitcllcuSes
edo erlpcdt. perr puiuaro iast. Dat
applitationeu fir Stcllcn ols glatro:
icn. YSnIdiniltcr. Ocler. aode mi
5tetparts biz su stpeihnnOert Sen sa!
einlaufcn. &iclc Geiude iino ponStu
'Senten. sic ibrem 2anS Iie6er sltr Sc
ais in Scr Nrmee bicnen n,oGten.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-12-22
aus bem sta1ate.
Sombcrtasnms Der Sowaer 2esislatnr
III Sif1t.

0es 30 ines. 21. Seq. gpup.
Saroing erfldrtc bellte, oab ct Die
.Ginberufung elmer SonOertagllns Set
ssoipaer 2cgislatur nernltlih in grtpuz
oung babe. sic tpiiroe tuabrI6ctrt1d)
I'M sSanuar einbcrllfen iperoen. I'm,
iiber geipiNe aricgs'nabreseln SIT be-
ratbeu.
Gincr scr ipidtisitcn geieegebcriz
lhen Sdritte. Sic Ser @olluernellr borz
ld]laoen n,Dd)tc, tpiirbe Ben itaatliben
&ertbcibie,1ngsratb bctreffcn. Der IN
neutrality-suspicious. sic @ad)t 5un
6unbeln iuo nidlt 1nlr bas 8eht sum
9erotben baben lollte.
s[lBcrbem ieien ipeitere Gelbbeiptlz
liaungen notbig, bo Sic ser leeten Sn>
sung iid erIdDpft bitten.
Ser Gpuperueur 1agtc II. a.: vGs
linb infplgc oss sroben ariegcs 10 piele
iuirtbIduftIide Yrpbleme 5u IDlen. ipoz
fir tpir er6bere Nadtbefugnilic baben
mii1leu.
so iuiro ). 9. Sic Sabrif. Sic etiuos
fir sic &riegfiibruns nidt ipelentlib
gtptbtpenbiees erselst, idlieBen mill
fen, ipenn nidt sebanbelt miro. Gs
| lit nDtbig, rab iolde Setricbe 8egiez
rllnosarbcitcn erbalteu. She Ndocr ltuz
lerer Scin,inbuitrie piirfcn nidt gum.
StiuItunb fomn,en.
@oup. porSiug mcinte. bic SonScrs
taauna brollde nibt Idnger als 10
pbcr 12 Gage su hauern. ltnh bic &oz
| item iuiiroen iid duf faunt mebr als
$4,000 tdglib belaufen.
3mm 9subl nnlerer soIbaten.
Camp 9uhgc, Sa.. 20. Se5
9unpesbeon1tc inipi5iren alle 8eltol1s
rants. Speiiebduier, GRANDCHILDREN
Sbcatcr. 8alirituben llnb dbnltd)e Sos
lfaIe in Ses aHpines, bie bon bienlts
|freien Mefrutcn bon Camp Soose be-
llud]t ipcrbcn. IN, 81, berbiitcu. hd6 Die:
lie anscbenbcn Sanbespertbcioigcr II
IIhledtc @elellIdaft gcratben. Die bte'
1tationirten Solbater eeben it'd Mi
orobem Giier Sen Stubiltm ser fran'
s0lilhen Sprahe bin unb maden II
berlelben quite SprtIdritte.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-12-22
een. 2cnypn brinst auf 1tnterindmns
ber &pbleulasc.

9cs 81 0 nes. Sa., 20. Ses. =
@ie bier ans BnIbinaton ber1btet
iuirb, erneucrte bellte ser Soma Srnz
beslcnator Sermon bem Selats linz
terI,ld,tngsfpmitce fir bie 3udere llno
aoblcnnotb seseniiber iein Geiud. baB
baslclbc iciue llnterinduasen be5llsz
lid bes SudcrmanscIs borldufis be-
Idliebe unb iein 3a,iptaugenn,ert out
Sic bcrrIdcnSc &oblenfnoppbeit rid'z
ten, sic ieiner anIidt nad bon sroBez
rer 8eoel,t,lng lit. Senator 8enpou
last III icincm Selllb. hab Die 3uderz
nctb I'M @crbdlt,,iB gum aoblc'n'ansc|
aan5 nnbebcutcnb lit. &oblcn oasese''
1eieu unumgdnsli6 notbipenSi9. lln
biclen arics s1 eincm lie9rciden gbs
ihlub su brinsen.
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Scr arieg.

2on0on, 21. Seq. slmtli9. e.
| Igibt nicbts bon Sntereiie 81 neloen.
2onbon. 21. Seq. slmtli9. gn
D}itttpo1 tpurDen 3 feinblide Slug
5euge in 2uft9efe6ten nieoergebradl
ltno 2 anbere beiddotet nieoergetriez
ben. Cine ltnierer Maldineu tpiro berz
miBt.
Yaris, 21. Sea. An1tlid. 2ebz
bate @eidiiefampfe iperben bon Der
gerbuniront 0itli6 Ser gRaas gcmelz
set. gu9 am Oiten0e Der Sront lit Sic
slrtiGerie tbdtig. beionoers in Ser 8ez
genb bom 5art1nannslpeilerfopf uno
Ditli6 bon S6ann.
81 m, 81. Seq. slmtlid. Gin bez
trddtli6er 5beil oes am Sienstas i'm
slbldnitt bes Monte giolone, 0ltlidj
Ser grenta, bonn Seinoe eroberten Gez
ldnoes. lit bon ben Stalienern ipieoer
erobert ipor0u.
Gie gelponnenen Stel(rngen tpurben
trop Des beitieiten feinbliden @el@iiez
icuers gebalten.
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8erlin, 21. Seq. (iiber 2onz
bon.) 9lmtlih Sn Slnnbern 6err1d)te
bidten Nebels ipe9en MIR 9eringe &C.
ldiibtbdtigfeit. sa0roli6 bon Ypern.
an ser Nlenin StrnBe, nabm oa5
Seuer am gaadmittag beoeutenb gu.
Siibli9 bon 9oaebefe nabmcn mir in
einenr eripl9reiden Yntrouiuegang
cine In5abl gne(anbcr seiangen.
Nobe 9iritboh, iii0li6 bon slltfird
I'M GllaB, madteu mir einen erfolgz
rei6cn 11eberfoQ aui Bic fran5olilden
2inien, ser llns 81 @efangene einz
brn6te.
8ei Ser fran5Diilden N q Il
nj in Stalien. 20. Sea. Gas Sdidz
lal Ser benetianil6en g6ene bdnst sez
gcntpartig bonn @etter ab. Sollte Die
itaIieniide Yertbeibieunssltnie Den
ungcbeuren beutiden Srud nod slpei
8pden lang altsbaltcn, 10 miro bas
gis unb ser Sdnee oes 8inters Die
Sbiire 5ur Gbene tuirfiam beridlieBen.
gluf beiben Seiten liebt man ein, bab
Sic gntldeibung an Sen beiben llfern
ser 8rcnta fauen mllB. SIT Stalien erz
folgreidj ii, 1eirer &crtbeibisuns. sDIe
cs ecgentpdrtig Sen Itti4ein bat, nno
pernag es Sic 9eutIheu lmo Seiterz
rciGcr in SEN gegeniudrtige Stellungcn
auisuboltcn, bann 1pirb es i'm naditen
Sriibiabr 5l1 elmer relen @egenoffenz
1ipc bcrcit iein. Sic 9eb6roen era6ten
Sic gegenlpdrtise Gage fit .giinittger H.
bofinung5poller filr Die Stoliener, ols
tie ic ipar felt Oem 9tiid5ug BON
Sion5o.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-12-22
Mu8 Dem Mu8lan6e.
HniiiiGer 8iirscrfrteg?
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Spnb on, 21. 9e3. Ser Hupu, Sic
regierenoe a0rperlfaft Ser ilfroine, tit
nnl6einenb entldloien, fire entld]leOcz
nc Stearng ge9en Sic @olld1eipifizNez
gieruus bei5ubebalteu. gs miro be-
ri9tet, boB lire Spntpatbie nit Gen.
aalebines, Bent aolofenfilbrer, 5ll
einenl reselredten 8iinonib NIT inn
getporoeu lit.
Bie es bciBt, bnben Sic 9plldelpifiz
&omn1ilidrc 11ab grbalt Der 9blebnung
ibre5 1lltinatllms. ben, 9faoa Elm 5lpclz
tes l1ltimotl1m eeldidt. oaB linn lpeiz
tere As Stllnbcn fit sic &icoererpdz
gung Scr Torberungen gibt.
gci Sul9arb in genarabien icll c=
einen 3uiommenltoB sipiiden Sen golz
i9etpifi rno Sen lttroinern 9egeben boz
ben, 1lno Sic Stabt lou in Slan,men
febe11.
sesis ssstposrao ::yirb 6cribtet, baf
Ser TDbel cine grobe 0enge ipertbbplz
len gigentbltn1s aus Sen 9dulern Der
Hetd]en 9erdl1bt Ddbe.
Neue: bcmtid)cs Gcsicrnnesbnreau.
sm It crb am, 21. Seq. Gin bcuts
lhes Megierllugsburcau gum Stuoiltn
bon Srogcn, ipcldc lt6 oltf Ben Srtez
SEN bc5iebeu". lit in Berlin er0ffne1
tpprbcn. ST.. aorl 6eliferid. Ser friihcz
re @isefan5ler, itebt bem 9urca1 por
lno Icin slliiitent lit ser @ebcimratf
gilbert, Ser friibere beutld]e 'aomn1llldr
Ser Yanama Ya5ifif sluSltellung
sl1s 9iuElanb.
Set grab, 20. Seq Scpr
Srobfp, ser Wtiniiter seq AeuBeren Sci
8olldeipifiresierltng. fat bellte oie
9lu6ridt, boB in @Iaoitpoltpf 5un
S6ut, Ser sort ollfgeitope(ten ariegss
pprrdtbe iapaniide Sruppeu an Sunl
9eiett ipprben tpdren, in 9lbrepc &C:
iteIlt. @leidscitg crfldrte er, bab pi'
8plideiptfirgicr,tng Sen slbtranspor
lfrember (dineli1cber) Srlppcn pol
9orbin in Ser Manol ldurci forberl
iperoe.
Obelio, 90. 9e5. Ser aanp
stpilhen SEN 8olldeirift ru1b bct
llfrainern lit belte eiugcltellt iporoe1
8eibe Seiten fomen 6nbtu therein, &C.
|mildte Yntrouilleu in allenS6cilen SC
Gtobt nufSulrelleu, Inn Sic Sronun!
al1ireft Sl erbalten. Cine grpBc sn
sail 21ben uno 8pbnbdlticr iiuo aus
geraubt ipprben. Ser 8ampf Der be
ipoiineten Wunnldaften CAB Sen Huu
bern @elegenbeit, Sic SiebfdbIe IN
@roben 5u betreiben.
Ncriidteritattuns.
| Getrpgrab, 20. Se5. (llebe
2onopn. 21. Sea- Sier perlalltet, 81
gauge Srieoensfonfercns bon Srelt
Sitppst bube in ci1e,u 3anf 9ecnoei
unb Sic 9eltlden bdtten licb ilber 81
ruiiiideu @prihIdse luitig gemadt
,poruui Sic rlliliid)e Selegation abbe
rllfen lporben lei.
@eriibt unh Serid)t iibcr bic 6rtcocts
| uerbanolnngen.
\ 2unopu, 21. Ses. Scr &prrc
lponbeut Der grdangc Selcgrdpb Gt
melbetc om Sonnerstag aus Eetrp
larap, cs perluute nt6tamtlid. bab 81
.i9eut7dlcn Sic rlrIliiden SrieScnsbc
binguugen nbeelebnt bdttcn.
81. b. &ucbImonn, ser helltlde Wtl
niIter nes slusipdrtigen, reiIte gelter
nit auocren tpihtieeu Scan1ten OH
8erIi1, nah 8reIt 9itpbst ab. 81
Meusc sab ibu cinen bescitcrtcn ab
, ldieS. lang bas 9iatirnnIIieo unb rie'
: 8riuet lns ciucu itarfen Srieoenl
II Gs bcibt, sic Srieoensperhanolur
sen lpiirSen inter Dem &orlis bes tilr
!, fiihen 9ptifafters tn Berlin. Sbrabll
S,offi 9aId9u, bes Hansdltelten De
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Nu8 beul Snlanbe.
Wrofer Gtreif beiselest.
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@ouitou. Ecg., 21. Seq. Ser
Streif in sen @olf Selfelbern tpllrbe
beute gbeno bur6 8unbesbernittll1ng
beigelest. unb 10000 slrbeiter tperben
Sic grbeit 1pieber allfnebmen.
Scr 8eridw1rams idulbis.
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9etroit, ItG., 81. Seq. gls
bert s. &altlhmibt tpltroe beute I'M
8unoesgeridt III orei Sduen Ser Ser
idtporung gesen bie Ser. Staaten
iiberfiibrt. llno 4 bon oen 5 anoercn
Herlonen. Sic nit linn angeflagt tpas
rem. tpur0en cbenfalls in eineln ober
n1ebr Sallen i6uIoig befunoen, iudb<
reno Sran89tespa freigeiproden tpuroe.
Sarbise 3auber.
alton, ST., 21. Seq. @ier tpllrben
beutc Morsen 40 slrbeiter Ser Seoera[
2enb So. bon 5 betpaffneten 9iegern
ausgeraubt. Sic 2eute batten 3abltag
gebabt uno fanen bon Ser Nadtarbeit.
Sic famen einen en9en Subpfao ents
lang unb tpuroen an elmer &riinmung
NSann fir Mnnn angebalten llnb ,nllBz
ten lire 8aarI1aft an bic l6ipar5en
8anoite11 nusliefern. Nur eiuen Neger
pnter ben Mrbeitern lieb man als 9faI@
legenolien llngeldoren.
9Sieber cin Sanfranb.
Minneapo polls. 21. Seq. Srci
masfirte 8anbiten iiberfielen beute sic
bieiige Yeoples State 8anf, ldlnilen
8 @anfbeamte III ein @eip0!be Elm uno
,nn6ten 1i6 nit $500 in baar por
Ser giale bon 9 Eoli5iiten, Sic idipaz
benb nuf bem Siirgeriteig lIanoen, IN
einem Iuto,nobtl bnbon.
8eripredem nnb 8ar,.n,tg an feinblide
Mnsldnher.
9tctp Dorf, 90. 9e5. slus elmer
4n1prade bon Gi5e Erdlioent WMrz
ibau:
sic ale, sic mid 1ier bel,te b0rcn,
9eben sic biraus 1,nb iiberbringcm Sie
allen 9cuti1cn, alien fcinbliden Illsz
lanbcrn, bieles Gerlpreden nnb oiclc
@ar1tung:
Sic Mcgierllng Ser Ser. Staaten
bat bisber sic feinbliben slnslanSer lc
nilbe bebanbelt, tpie tic ipdbreno oicz
ies aricees, ia, in Ser gan5en 8eltz
geldidte, nod nicn1als nno nirgenbs<
ipo bcbanbelt iporben lito. llno lie Iolz
len lpeiter 10 bebanbelt iperoen, tuenn
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April ID, 20, May 4
VIRGINIA.

At rules held in the Clerks Office O
| he Circuit Court of Shenandoah coun
| ty, on the first Monday in April, 1916
| &. Bruce Wolfe and A. L. ZirkIe,
Committee OF Delora A Tisinger and
others COmplainants.
v. " In Chancery. 1909.
Delora A. Tisinger and others, Defts.
The object fthts suit Is to make sale
OF a one half undivided interest 10 til.
home farm of j. D Tisinger, dec D !,
situated near Mount Jackson, In Ash
by district, Shenandoah County, Vir.
ginia, TO Jacob 4. Tisinger, at the
price of 81, 10000, and to confirm the
sale to the said TisInger upon the
terms set forth in the contract and
bill, and for . reinvestment of the
proceeds OF sale under the direction
of the Court In another tract of land
situated near Mount Jackson, vir.
ginia, 10 accordance with the agree.
ment between Harvey Romack of the
one part and Annie T. Smoot and
others OF the Other part, the said Ro-
mack property to be held under the
terms and provisions OF the will Of
J D. Tisinger probst ted in the Circuit
Court of the County of Shenandoah,
and for general relief
1t appearing by affidavit that the
defendants John r. Coffman and
Cyrus Coffman, Jr are non.residents
OF this State. 1t Is therefore ordered
that they appear within fifteen days
after due publication of this order
aud do what 10 necessary to protect
their interests.
GEO. w. MILEY, D. Clerk.
Tavenner 4 Bauserman, p. q.
April 6-4w