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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-23
@rfnrlionslna nrrnnnLiidt

EoIeoo, Sbio, %. 9luemt
9ie 5peite 9Ibt9eiluns zines 3uges,
olf Dem iib @litslieOer ser Gohuu-
bus @noetoil cers.Gereirieimg
olif elmer @rll:riiou unterwcgs beion-
Oen, Oerngliidte INN 10 ll6r 6eute
Yiorgen alf Oer Goleoo & Ohio Sen
trul &ailroao 10 @eilen iiioli6 Don
SoleOo. Sin 3ug'9lneeltelter lit
foot lno mebrere Faiiaeiere liegeu in
Solpitdlern 5u @errpsburg uuO
@iamee I'M Sterben, mdbreno 20
ooer 80 mebr ooer miuoer i6mer Der
lett iino.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-23
3nIammen .l9l 167

OH ullliNCll ... .dJl iOt ODo
@ro5cntinb britiibcr Sunoels.
idiiie modentlidb geiunfen 26.54
@ro3entias iiber 1900 Eonnen
m0hentli6 geilmten .... 1871
Gas Il 9oot fonnte IN cit +
ihieBen.
Gin atlnntiider $ afen,
%. 9luguit. Ger StanOnro-Gel.
Gampier nGampono" oeiieu gapitdn
uno flint OlitglieOer Ger Marine.aa.
noniere an 9oro bon einem oeutiden
lI-9oote am 6, 9luguit geianeen ge-
nommcn muroen, erga6 iidb MIR, iueil
sic gan5e N}unition an 9orO ber-
i6oiien mar. Ser &ompf 6egann
Tim 5 ll6r Morgens lno mG6rte bier
Stinoen ouf cine Gntiernung bon
1900 bis 1900 g)arOs. g9ie ser brittle
Steuermonn S. S. Bruce, Der nit
40 Wiann Ser Wtannidaft auf einent
iran5oiiihen Gompier bier eintraf
lnittbeilte, felterte oas ebenlo ibnell
ia6reuoe ll-9oot 400 Sdiiiie ouf Die
oGompana" a6, bon oenen aber mr
5lpei Oas Sdiff getrofien ba6en iol.
len. Gas ll-9oot batte 5iuei @e.
ihiibe on Ged.
glohoem oie Monnidoft mitiammt
i6rer peri0nliben Sobe in ole 8oote
eelaiien mar, Duroe oos Sdiff NIT
9omben gum Sinfen eebradt. Ger
Gopitdn oes llnterIcebootes nabm 0en
Gopit1n iino oen Sber.&ononier uno
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-23
eSrieS(idl aeIdllidItet.

Grobi0ence 81. s. %. 9hig.
Ger @ro3eB, ser gegen oo5 oeit
ide 6on0el5-lI-9oot ,Qelti6lan0"
ongeIirenet uurOe, neil eS leBten 9lo.
nein6er inn Soien Don glep 9on0on
in elmer Goaiiion NIT Dem S6lepper
e. 81. Scott, ir.~ Oieien gum Sinten
6roe6te, iit mie Gapitdu 9laen @uer-
ue0 bon &ro0ioence erfldrt, ouBerge-
ridtlid 6eigelegt morOen.
@apitdn @uernep reprGientirte oic
&ithUe Oes SGlepper.Gopitdns So5n
@uerneD, Der nit bier ouoeren Dit.
gIieOern Der 9eiabung 6ei'm llnfoa
iein 2e6en ein6iiBte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-23
lserlhinn luiebcr in Inris.

@aria %. 9(uouit. General
D}aior @eri6ing, Gonmauoeur DER
amerifaniiben Erlppen in 6ranf.
reid, fe6rte 6eute na6 ieinem
Soaiptquortier bier 5uriid, na6oem
er 3euae Ser iron50iiiben 0fieniioe
su Geroun eelueien. Gie Stdrfe uu0
ser unter oen fran50iiiben Gruppen
berri6enoe @eiit ma6ten einen be-
Oeutenoen Ginorud aui ion.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-23
aein fremSipradliaer lInlcrridlt.

GleOelonO, 8, 81. 9hauIt
Sier5ig 2e6rcr Der Oeutiden Spra1e
in 0en GlebelanOer &olfSldulen,
@romuogra0, 6ereiteu iid) Dor, llu-
terri4t in dn0cren 6ddern 5u ert6ei.
len, oa SGnlmperinienoent Spaul.
DING oen llnterrid6t in Teitid, Spo.
ni'd unO 6ron3oiiib oui ole Sod-
itbtlen 6ei1rGnft Bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-23
Ner @an Oeg 0cL0Iaacrs aniaelaIlen.

gS a i5in9ton, %. 9luguit.
Ole 9au-9lr6eit an Dem 6elOloger
Der 9iationol-@arOe 3u &olo-Q(lto,
Galv mllrOe beute mtf 9eie6l oeS
&rieasoepartementS eingciteQt, ga ole
Sanitdts6eborOeu ouf sic @rri6tung
eineS Abju9sfanal-SDitem in Dem
SagerplaBe belte5en. Die 9lrmee,Of-
ii5iere betro1ten oie 9lnlage eincs
Ab5ugsfaualigiiemS fiir ein tempo
rdres Soger ais cine rnn0t6iee 9lus-
gq6e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-23
PlOulp6 @ermcr bOr Oem gnnSeS-
9Iidltcr.


Gbtco9o, .. 9lueuit- 9lOolp6
@ermer, Sefretdr Ser 9}atonalen 60.
5ialiiten.4ortei itono 6eute inter Der
9lnflage Dor Dem 9fidter Carpenter
i'm 9lmOeSgeridt Oas Spionage-@e-
ieB 0erIebt 81 ba6en. Ger @e6eim.
poli5iit mel6er cen Mam Oer6aitet
bate, 6e3ell9te, OaB @erner inter
9lnOerem 9eiaet babe, oob 0ie &erei-
ni9ten Stoaten $2,0O0,000 600 Der.
pilligt babe, umO ser eiu5i9e gluS.
gabenpoIicn bon Dem oos &u6lihm
etipas wiiie, lei Der qInfaui BON
100000 SGrgeL Die r1@ 6rautrei6
aeian0t mer0cn ioaten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-23
Giicnarbcitcr gc6cn an Sen etrifc

San 6ranciScg %. Sreuit
9os rSSron Era0es Council,
$4,000 in Der GiieninouItrie bei6di-
tigte glr6eiter oertreten0, beibloB
6eute, om 9lr6eiter 6eirrtage einen
Strife on5uorOnen in Spmpot6ie
NIT 0en itrifenoen 9(ngeiteaten Der
6ieiigeu nllniteo RailmoDs~, oisge.
nommen ocnn bic 0iffercn5en 5pi-
ic1en oieien ino ser Gompagnie wcr-
Sen beigelegt ebe oieier Eag al,
bribt. Ole %oIi5ei-9leierDe wur0e
Delte berotS beoroert I'M einen
&onpf 8pii6cn oeu itrifenoen Stro.
Ben6obn 9lngeiteIlten lmO oeneit Oic
i6re %lGte eingenontmen boben 5u
6erubigen. Cine 9[n5abl ser S6eil.
ne6mer iollen bel Dem &ompie 5pi
icbeu oeu strifern lmo Scr Boli5ei
bcrlebt morOen iein mo me6rerc
&erboitng murOen borgenommen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-23
dbtrtDtltturrnng
$4,000, 900 ulcbr anf-
rrlcgt.
GinfDmlmem mnb SriegS.
9srpfite Ecrauae5Uaem.

- ~ w y ' q ~ 49,
Steiier ouf @iufommeu bon mebr ols
$500,000 ioaen beOelltenO geitei-
gert meroen. - g9eitere Steuer-
erbo6meen in Qlusiidt. - &C.
motor 2ooge 6dlt 5peiitiinoioc
9leoe oeeen Oie Grb0bungen.
@oibington %. 9lugllt.-Snl
Scnot fam 6eute oie Stinmlng iiir
bo6ere 9eiielerung bon @infommcn
uno &riegsproiten Itarf 5um Gurd
6rud, inOem Gmpie6llugen Oes 81
nar8.Gonite'S o6gewieIeu uno t6eil
meiie 9eitimmmgen angenomnicn
miuoen 0ie $72,0O0,000 Der Steuer.
oorloge oui inoipiouelle @iufonuueu,
oie ciner g}e6eniteier lnteruorieu
iinO, legt. 0}od 0reitdgiger, le66oiter
0isfuiiion Ger Steuerer6o6umqau
fe6rte Der Senat sur 9erot6ung Der
Gomite 9lmenoementS 5ltriid unO
itinnte nit 70 geaen 0 fir Seuot6r
@arrp's 9lnenOement, Our6 mel6e
Die 9{e6eniteuer ouf Giufonnen BON
me6r ais $5O0OOO 6eoeuteno er9o6t
miro 8erner muroen oie bonn SauIe
6eibloiienen 9}ebeniieuern ouf Gin.
fonHeu bon 100000 bis $50O000
e6enialls 6ei6e6alten Sierourt6 er.
mortet man ole Summe BON $26,-
10000 81 erlangen,
9ie Die rebioirte SousDorlage bor-
Der loiltete, beabiidtigte man aus in
oioiouellen @infommen S4t7764.
600 ne6en Sen our6 Oas gegeuwdr-
tiee @eieb erlongten Simmen collef
tiren 81 fonnen. gus Der Scnat 6cllte
9lbeno iib Oertogte, lag Senator ga
6oIlette'S SrbItitut por, pelcbcS oic
ipeitere 9eiteuerung aui inoipiouellc
@infonmen ouf $723,616000 er65.
BEN miirOe. Ser Senator bon @is.
coniiu bot nod 5wei anoere 9lmenoe.
ments in @etto.
Gab Die entidie0ene Saltrng oes
Senats fiir Oie G.r666lmg ser Gin
fommeniiencr MIR ser 9lniana iii fir
ueitere materielle Grbo6ingcn, miro
BON 0en Seitern Der Sppoiitiou &c
gen oroitibe @r666ungen 5ugege6cn
Sic prop6e5ei6ten sic @ermerilmg
Ser 9lmenOementS OeS Senators ga
Sollette, geitonoeu o6er elm oaB Die.
iel6cn cine eroBe Stinimen5abl CT
bolten uiir0eu.
@6e 0ie 9lbitimnung 6egana 6iei
Senator 9oOge, repi6lifoniibeS @lit
olieO oeS SiDon5-Gonite'S, cine 5ipci.
iiimoioe 9lnipro9e aegeu oie Grb6.
bung Scr Steueru. Senator Golun.
ieno, elm onOercr 9iepu6lifaner,
iprorb 81 @uniten elmer Gr606rmg
bis aui $3,0O0000,000, Die ourH piel
bo6ere 9faten auf &riegsproiite aeii
1ert weroen iollten, ioiuic dllf Gin
tomnen Spiritioien Cabot un0 an
oeren @egenitdnoen incl. 2lutono.
bile. @r trat oaiiir ein oaB sic Scr.
Staaten so 9Sro5ent Der &rie9spro.
lite oerlan9en iollten.
Seuotor 2ooge beitano Oorauf
ooB Die &orlage einen groBen E6cil
mebr ais 30 @ro5ent Der Oies.
id6rigcu ®siteuer 0orid6e un0
ni1t erb06t meroeu ioQte, oomit 0aS
@ei6dit ni6t oarunter leiOe.
Senator 9emis 6ebauptcte, OaS
S1abamt bate 9emeiie BON Gin-
fonmen.Si .Sinter5ie6lmaeu BON Seiten
reiber Serte in Ger S06c BON $500,
100000. Sic inoipioueQe Ginlom,
men.9e6cniteucrs3iote miro. mie 6eute
3ugelaien nnr0e, bon I @ro5ent ori
@infonlmen bon $1,000 bis $1,000
mo aili 80 9ro5cnt aif Ginfommen
BON ii6er S500,000 cr6o6t
Senator ga Soaette'S critics 9lmen.
Oement, oas jebt in 9etradt ge5ogen
miro, idl0gt oieiel6e @liuimum. mo
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-23
ll-Doot-grntt.
Mebr britii6e s6iTe
berlcnft.
65S 6amSelsbampfet in
fedJs NOsDmnten.

Go5n fommen nod biele 5iiberei-
Gampfer. pelde in Der 2iite nidt
nit eiueeibloiieu iino. 9ie
3obl in Ger bergon9enen @ode
belief fid ouf Is Sdiffe iiber
1900 Sonneu lm0 3 unter 1900
Sonneu. 9(nOcre sdiffsuod-
ri6ten.
2onoon %. 9(ugirft. Die
8abl Der britii9en Sanoelsi6iffe,
meIhe in ser pergongenen g8ohe bon
llnterieebooten ODER W1inen berientt
wuroen 1T er6Ber, ais in Der Oorber-
ee6enoen g8ode. g2a6 Dem omtliden
g(usmeiie murOen 15 S9iffe bon
mebr ais 1900 8onnen lmo Orei bon
Deniger ols 1000 Sonnen uno 5pei
SiiAereioanpfer oerientt.
gladiiebeno lit Die 2ilte Der britt
ibcn Sdiffe, mel1e bon oeutihen
lInterieebooten oerienft puroen
Iieie Cite idliebt Die irar5oiiiden,
italieniiden portugieiiirben uno ame.
rifoniibeu Sdiiie nitt elm:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-23

9rdiioent S9iIiou BAT oie Gurdfiib-
rltng Der @rportGontrol-9lfte Dem
Sanoels-Gepartement ent3ogen ino
Scr @rport6eboroe ii6ertraeeu.
Die gieu-yorfer g(ftien6orie miro
am SanIitog, Sen /. September 90,
ibloiieu 6lei6cn. PIN folgenoen mon.
tag lit glr6eitcrtog.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-23
ylentrole glufGnfc se6en madD Bel
oien.

q a binQton, .. 9lugllit =
Gle 9&a6rungsmittcI Control @e.
6oroe ar6eitet an @Idnen einen be-
trddtliben G6eil Der Nobrlngsmit-
telltoiie uno onOerer 2lrtifeI, lue(de
an oie neutralen 9}otionen eeian0t
meroen ioateu, obcr bonn @rport-
&ot6 IN amcrifoniicben SGfen aufee.
6olten wuroen, nod 9elgien 3u len.
oen. SIS 5eiBt, oaB man Ger 9e-
b6roe mitget6eilt 6at oaB in 9el-
gien orinaenoe 9eoiirmiiie iiir Die
Stofie Oor6onoeu iinO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-23

gsn s. g86ite BON 2oonis, g9ai6.,
lit inter oen @ermitnoeten eines ca
nooii6en Se9iment5 in Slouoern,
Sn Ganooa ueroeu %el5e fiir Oie
Suiti4iiier in 5ranfreib i'm nddiien
&inier geiommelt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-23
1ie NEeiie fir Hrnfpapier NJ 6Odl

9S 6ington, %. 9nlguit.
Gic Slm0eS . 6onoelS Gommiiiion
beridtete beute an ben Seuat 0oB
Die 9'reiie fiir 9uc6orud-Gopier i'm
leBteu Sabre gang imgereAtiertigter-
ncile enorm in Die So6e geganeeu
lino. Gie @ommiiiion BAT aui @runO
oes 0eiarunelieu 9eweismaterialS
Elm Serid9ren aegcn eemiiie Frafti.
fen DER 6abrifantcn eingeleitet.
SSn Nccorac, So Bat man oaS
@eric5t9gcbGuoe ml3uGrenuen Der
mdt nm Oie 0}uiierungsIiiteu 5u
5eri0reH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-23
Wloraan'S 6ritiidc GdJatamtsnoter

WtulBWH pluIDt StVuBuHl9NultN.
gteW Yort %. 9lugllit. Sir
0ie 6ritiibe &egierung 6noelno,
mobten 1eute bier s. q. @}orgon &
So. oen &erfouf bon $t5OO0,OO0
90tGgigcn britii6en 9boBamts gIo-
ten befonnt 81 einenl &o6ott BON 81
&ro5ent. 9ie 9uufiers bo6en oie
9(biicbt m0dentIi6 Oie eIei9e Sum-
me oieier gtoten aus5uge6en bis lie
iusgeiommt $150,OO0,OOO betrageu.
8uerit beo6ii6tiete man. Oie Soften
an amerifanii6e &opitoliiteu 81 Oer-
folfen lno 5mor I'M leBten Sabre,
bod opponirte Dem ole 8ln0ess&e-
ierpe 9eb6roe in @oi6ington. 9ir1
oos @intreten Der Ser. Stooten in
oen &ricg lit ongeblic6 ole llriade
fir Die 0ppoiition OeriAmlnoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-23

@larimum-9late Dor, a6er ou6 fir
Uiele iteuer6are llnterabt6eihmgen
bon rngeid6r 1 4Sro5ent 3uias af
ieoe $1,000 ii6er $4,000.
0ie &enroot- t-9lmenoeluents, mel6e
bonn Senat 0urc6 9Srobe 9(6Itiuuulng
bon 35 6u 80 un0 81 5u 26 einbe-
6alten puroen ie6en cine oirefte @r-
bobung BON % @ro5ent Dor oilf oQe
gle6en Gintommeu ii6er 100000.
9lab oen 5mei @ro6e- 9(bItmmmgen
iteltc Senator Sinluons, Der @or.
iiBer oes 6mou5 Gomite's, ieiue 0p-
petition ein in0eul en- iaete, Der &C.
not Bate geniigeno ae8eiet, Dab er
enti6loiieu iei, Die 2enroot.&ateu
bei5u6ebalten.
Senator Smoot eroffnete beute
ipGt om 9l6euo ieine 9lngriffe ouf Die
&o 5oGette 9lmenOements.
Md6reno Ger 0e6atte rug Seno
tor gtorris sen Senator pom llta6, ob
es ni6t gum 9ta6t6eil Oes Sanoes
iein miiroe, meitere 9lnlei6en oui5u
erle9cu ioldc lDie Oie &ibertD .9on0s,
neil iie iteaerirei iino. Senator
Smoot iagte cr CLAUDE nidt OoB cine
weitere iteuerireie 9on0Snusaabe
pG6reno oes &riegS ousgei9rieben
uerOen miirre unO ooB Die bereits
ausgeidriebenen eingejogen uno 5lt.
riidbe3o6lt merOen miiroen. Ole g(us-
iidten iiir 0ie S9htBabitimnumg
iiber Die Steuer0orlage mur0en nuf
ndbite g8o6e oeric6oben, un0 Dies
Denirio1te ole 6ii6rer i'm Sauie,
i6re tentatipen @orte6umgen 81 ma
cbeu iiir Die 9luina6me Der regelmd
Bieen Sieungen I'M &atie am nd9.
item 0}ontag. Sic meroen na6 ser
@oiiirung Der SteuerOorlage Begin
nen.
0os @dttel imo @eoe. Gomite
muroe 81 elmer Sibung iiir ud6iteu
@}ontag ein6critien Inn Die arieg5
9onO 9luSaa5e BON $t1, 1,538,000,0 900
lmo ole Gaiififot 9llsga6e in 9e.
tra9t 3u 3ie0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-23
8ron50iiI6e 0ffi5iere
6ter.

y = ~ " = W : - o
6ier.
sim otIantiider &ofen
%. 9lugliit. Fl @oiton Oe 9ollerin sc
Ia 9ouAe, Gireftor ser 6ran50iiiden
2inie. Der ais elmer Der Gelegaten II,
ner @ruppe fron56iii6er Sdiif56al-
er ernannt wurOe, nm 6ier6er 5iI
fommen mo Sdiffe 81 fouien, fam
6erte bier aui einem irarBoiiihen
Gompier an.
Inter zen @aiiagiercn beianoen
iid aud orei Wlitglieocr Der polni4
iben 0diiion an Die @ereinigten
Staaten inter i6nen @rin3 4onil.
tousfi rmo Seur0 6ranfIn 9ouil-
lon, Der @oriibenOe Ocs inter.alliirtcn
@orloments Sine 9ln5a6l irou50ii-
ider Oiii5iere 6eiono ii6 e6enfallS
on 9oro, ole gefommeu iino, nm
amerifouii6e Sruppen ein5uerer8ic.
rem.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1917-01-26
Heavy Loads On
Public Roads Unlawful.

At meeting of the Board Of Su per
yisors Of Shenandoah County. helt
January LIST, 1917.
Be it resolved by the Board OF Sup
ervisors of Shenandoah County, tina,
1t shall be unlawful for any person,
firm, or corporation to haul over the
public roads of Shenandoah County
with more than two horses or mules
hltched to any vehicle, or vehicles,
at such time, or times during the
months Of February, March and
April of each year, when by reason OF
rains, or SHOWS, or the thawing OF
the ground, the said public roads are
soft or muddy, or in condition that
said roads would be cut by vehicles
loaded heavier than could be con-
veniently drawn by two horses or
mules.
It slSall be unlawful for Any person,
firm. or corporation, during the
months aforesaid, and at the TING or
times Aforesaid. to run any engine
over the public roads In Shenandoah
County.
Any person, urn. or corporation
violating the foregoing resolution |
shall be deemed guilty OF . INSIDE
meanor and be fined not less than Ave
d0llars and not more than one hum
dred dollars for each offense.
A Copy, Teste !:
N. B. wUNDER,
Ian. 26-9w County Clerk.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1917-01-26
VIRGINIA:

At Rules held in the Clerks Office
OF the Circuit Court of Shenandoah
County, on Monday, January l, 1917.
Alcipda Grove, ..... Complt.
VS.. U In Chancery. 1894.
Geo. W Crabill, &c ,........ Defts.
The object of this suit is to reform
a certain paper dated June l, 1885,
executed by Samuel L. Crabill and
Catherine B. Crablll and of record
in the Clerks Office OF said County in
Book q, page 200, which said paper
purported, or was intended, to be
deed of conveyance to the said
Alcinda Grove of certain real estate
near the town OF Strasburg, in said
County; to remedy the defects ap-
pearing on the face of said deed; to
remove cloud from the title, and for
general relief.
And it appearing by affidavit that
Viola Crabill, Marion Crabill and
Lewis Crabill, and others, unknown
children and heirs at law OF John 81 i.
Crabill, deceased. son OF Samuel L..
Crablll and Catherine Crabill, are
non-residents of this State, it 10
therefore ordered that they appear
within fifteen days after due publica
ton of this notice and do what is
necessary to protect their interests.
Teste:
GEO W. MILEY, D. Clerk.
G. B. Guyer p. q.
Jan. saw.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1917-01-26
X. F. ID. No. 1.

Miss Mollie Copp, of Middle.
to vn, visited her aunt, Mrs. J,
M. Fravel recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. William pfc,
aud Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Bush.
ong spent the first of the week
with Mr.. William Beydler and
family.
Messrs. Roy Gochenour and
Harry Koontz visited Mr.. Will.
liam Crabill, the first of the
week.
Mr.. E. R. Beydler visited
friends in the Fort recently. He
expects to leave for Illinois in a
few weeks.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1917-01-26
EVER SALIVATED By
CALOMEL? HORRIBLE
CALOMEL IS QUICKSILVER AND ACT,
LIKE DYNAMITE ON
YOUR LIVER.

Calomel loses you day! You know
what calomel is. It's mercury: quick.
silver. Calomel is dangerous. /,
crashes into sour bile like dynamite
camping and sickening you. Cal
olnel attacks the bones and should
never be put into your system.
When you feel bilious, sluggish.
constipated and all knocked out and
believe you need dose of dangerou.
calonel just remember that your drug
gist sells for so cents a large bottle
of Dodson's Liver Tone, which is en-.
tirely vegetable and pleasant to tax.
and is q perfect substitute for cal.
omel. 1t is guaranteed to start your
liver without stirring you up inside
and can not salivate.
Don't take calomel! Il makes you
sick the next day; it loses you . day.
work. Dodson's Liver Tone straight
ems you right up and you feel gres'
Give it to the children because it is
perfectly harmless and doesn't grippe
adv,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1917-01-26
Strasburg Bank Elects.

Reports submitted at the annual
meeting OF the stockholders of the
Massanutten National Bank at Strss.
burg last week showed that $50 rev
accounts had been added during the
year, and that the surplus now equals
the amount OF the capital stock
S25, 900. The total number of &C
counts now is l, 800.
The following are officers for 1917:
President-Judge e. D. Newman.
Vice President-R. 8. Wright.
Cashier. W. Eberly.
Directors-E. D. Newman, r. 8.
Wright, J. W. Eberly, DR.. B. r
White, G. D. Smith, J. D. Hama Or
and Jeremiah Wakeman.
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Where Our Eggs Go.

Owing to the importation in
the last week of 100000 eggs
from America and Egypt the
price of eggs in London markets,
which had been gradually soar
ing for six months, has suddenly
fallen. While eggs a week ago
were selling at 90 cents to $1.14
dozen, the price dropped Sat-
urday to $1.0S for the freshest
variety and to so cents a dozen
and even lower for other varie-
ties. The average household
egg that brought 80 cents a
dozen a week ago is being sold
today at 90 to IS cents a dozen,
according to the neighborhood.
A wholesaler at the Tooley
Street Market told a New York
Times correspondent that auoth-
err huge cargo was coming over
from America next week, while
another shipment was expected
from Egypt. These together are
expected to approximate 20, OOO,.
900 eggs.
The New York Times cores.
pendent found American eggs
selling for 4 cents each in Smith.
field market, which compare.
favoiably with prices at Wash
ington Market, New York.
Egg importers in London hav.
been making big contracts will
American firms for the last ST,
months, one firm having givel
standing order for 5000, OOt
eggs week. Up to now it ha,
not been possible to fulfill sucl
a big contract weekly. but i'm
porters are hopeful for the future
American eggs are selling il
London today for less than il
New York" remarked one dealer
That is because contracts wer
made some time ago. We bu'
American eggs cheaper thai
English, pay the freight owe
and sell them at prices unde
those of our English eggs, max
ing decent profit too. Ne
Yo.k Times.
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Edith.

What has become of the phone
line officials ? The phones south
of Joppa Church have been prac-
tically out of commissions for
many moons, and but for the
help of our neighbors we would
be cut off from the outside world
entirely.
Mr.. George w. Kibler has been
i'll for several weeks, but is inn
proving at this time.
Mr.. Jesse Snuff has been laid
up with rh euma .ism for quite a
spell, but is on the mend at this
time.
Mr.. Bradley Callan, of Luray,
made brief business trip to the
Fort, Saturday evening.
Mr.. Isaiah Glenn, who has been
i'll, is now somewhat better.
Mrs. B. E. Compton is nursing
very sore hand.
Mr.. A. L. Kibler, of Delaware,
visited his parents. the first of
the week.
Mr.. George Splitter, who lives
on the late Written Bowman
place in the Little Fort is Ill
with heart trouble.
Mr.. and Mrs. Low Ritenour
visited his brotler-in-law and
sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Nc
Neatly, Saturday and also at
tended the Quarterly Conference
at Oak Level.
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Notice..
Shenandoah County Clerks Office.

Shenandoah County Clerks Office
Woodstock, Va, Jan. "a, 1917
To Samuel G. B. Cook, Martha G.
B1nswanger, executrix of and trustee
un der, the last will and testame ut Of
Barnett Binswanger, decd, and the
National Carbon Company, and the
Stockwood Realty Con pany, and all
other interested parties: You are
hereby notified to appear before the
Board of Supervisors of Shenan
doah County within fifteen DAYS after
the due publication hereof to show
cause. II any, why the change in the
old road near the old mine in Powell 9
Little Fort Valley, should not be
made In accordance with the report of
the Road Board of Johnston district,
made upon the petition OF J E Cover
stone, and others.
M. B. WUNDER,
Jan z0-4s County Clerk.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1917-01-26
FMAURERTOWN

James l.. Stone and wife, who
visited Mrs. E. B. Shaver return
ed to their home at Kingwoo
W. Va, Tuesday morning.
David S. Rhodes. who was at
Lynchburg, with his daughter,
Miss Lydia Rhodes, who has
been III the hospital. with an at
tack of typhoid fever, thinks his
daughter will be able to come
home in a week or more.
Ora Helsley, who was home
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. p. Helsley, returned to WASH
ington. Sunday evening.
Hugh Beydler returned from a
business trip to Lynchburg, Sat
urdav.
Mrs. Arch Keller, who had
been visiting her mother, Mrs
Sa muel Spiker, returned to her
home at Saumsville, last week.
| Rev. E. B. Shaver is at Day.
ton, this week in the interest oil
the Bible Company, he is repre-
senting.
i Miss Sue Doll celebrated he
lSlst birthday Monday, Jan. 22nd
Her relatives were present ant
enjoyed the nice dinner prepared
for the occasion. Miss Sue i
. enjoying good health, and is al
esteemed old lady. She has
Ii ost of friends, who wish he
continued good health and man
more birthdays. Those presen
were Mrs. E. Painter, of Capo
!, Roads Mrs. l.. L. Painter an
Mrs. +. +. Ludwig, Of StraSburg
Mr.. and Mrs. N. M. Rhodes, Q
Saumsville Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
{ Wagner, Misses Ruth Sager an
Ossie Smoot, Rev. and Mrs. c
d H. Metger and Mr.. r. S. New
a man,
The Quality Music House sol
Ell a Harvard piano to F. L. Ricl
i ard, of Strasburg, Tuesday.
Il Some of our people are attent
ling the revival meetin. conduc
= ed by Rev. Bridges, at Strasburi
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1917-01-26
VIRGINIA..

In the Clerks Office of the Circuit
Court of Shenandoah County, Vlr
ginia, in vacation, January rs, 1917
Ada l.. Conman, Complainant
". u Iu Chancely 1899.
John Il. Co1man, Defendant
The object of this suit is to obtain
divorce a mensa ct thoro on the
grounds of abandonment and deser.
ton.
1t appearing by affidavit that said
defendant is not resident of the
State Of Virginia and that his last
known place of abode was Strasburg.
Va, 1t is therefore ordered thai said
defendant appear at the Clerks Office
OF said County within fifteen DAYS
after due publication of this notice
and do what is necessary to protect
BIS interests.
GEO. W. M!LEY, D. Clerk.
Walton & Walton, p. q.
Jan. 26-4w.