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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-03
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GOnicrirtc NIT Scmiel6sn iibcr Der.
idlicOcnc Sruscn. II GntIcnOnns
bun Srnppen cbcnfuas
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bcIprUden iuOrOcr.
@oibington 9. Wtoi. II 9lm
GorobenO ibrer 9l6reic nod Oen
@ittclmciten uno oItliben Stoateu
bielten oie Wetglicoer Ger fron5oli-
iMcn Gonnliiiion ipiHtige Gonferen-
acn nit Gcrtretcrn Ger &egierling Der
Ser. Stootcu.
Wlori6oIl Soifre bcgob iid gum
geiBeu Sous imO pcrbro@te cine
Stlln0c in Gonfcrcn5 nit 9r6fOent
8ilion un0 bcipruh unter on0eren
6rogen ouG bic @ntienoung eineS
grpcoitionS-GorpS nob 6ronfreib,
Der Morihoa mar bon Obcrlt Spen-
Ger GoSbp bcelcitct, melAcr oIS Dol-
mctidcr flngirtc.
Nrolioent @ilion confcrirte oud
nit 9Rcne @ibioni, oent 6ii6rer oer
@liilion, lp6brcno cines inforneaen
@obelfriibitiides i'm g9ciBen Souic
Scr @cncrol-glnipolt Scr Gommiiiion
Gnilc Sooeloquc hneirtc ais 0ol-
metider.
0litglicOer ser fron6oiiicben Wlu-
rinc- uno WeiltGr.Abtbeilllng trofcn
nit ocn Gertrctern @nglonos m0b-
reno OcS Toges oulommeu uno bot-
ten nit bcridicOcnen Wlilit1r-8conl-
ten llntcrreoungen. Gs murOen feinc
Snfornlationcn iibcr Oie ltntcrreoun-
Gen befnnnt ocgeben.
Gic geiuder meroen nlorgeli 9tnd-
mittog I'M 3 ll6r 80 @ai6ington fir
G6icago pcrloiien, unO benuben einen
Sonoer5ue Ger oenielbcn Oonl
Stodts-0eportement 5ilr Ierfiieung
geItellt mllr0c.
| Sic Heiic miro Ourd gctpiiic GbeilC
bon Snoiano unO Sllinois 9ebelt
3ic 9c6oroen ocr pcrIdicOcnen
Sto0tc ollf Oieier 9inie merOen re1t
5eitig bon Der 9lnfllnft Der 9eiuhcr
benoGridtigt oonlit Oies Der 9cool
fcrllng mitgetbeiIt merOen fam. g.
ut gegenw6rtig niht rot6iam oicis
StdOtc idon iebt 81 nennen.
y3o6 cinen 9eind in Chicago Mrs
lid) Die @eieIlldnit nod annias.Gitp
ct. Souis, Springfield, SILL, begc
ben, oos @rob 2incolns 6cIuden
Damn nnd philadelphia, 9}cp DorI
ilnO Bolton fa1reir Son goiton febr
ole @clcllidoit noh @oi6inoton 3lI
rid, Inn Die Gonfercn5cn tpie0cr nilI
5unc6mcn. Iic 9ieiie miro oornus
li1tlid 10 Eoge IN g(nlprud1 nebmen
Sic Wiitelie0cr Der Gonmiiiiol
mcroen ouI i6rer &ciie bic Datci
mitne6men, on pelden iie pGbrenl
Der Neiie orbeiten mcroen. CHING
Der 8comten iueroen ilf @ol6ingtol
nerbleiben nm lpiftigc Gin5el6eitel
nit 8crtreter Ger 9legierung 5u be
I
ipreden.
Sice-gloniral G6odeprat oerbroht
ben Gorniittoe IN Gonferen5 mi
Dlorine6eomten nnO 6eiuhte al
g'odmittoo Die @lorinc-9lfoocmie i
Slnnopolis.
glm gI6eno moren Scrr Gioiani I'M
Scrr Simon Die Gbrengdlte bel G
nem Gincr, mcldcS DER Siilisiefrct6
Gorl Sbur5 @roomon aab, mdbrei
/ WtorlcbaIl Soiire cinent Gincr 8,
. Dem cbenoligen gotidufter a
6rnufrcib SeurD @bite beipobnte.
. Wior9en perOcn bic 6ron5oien ga
/ Observation-Disclosures beiuhen, IT
+ oenlelben cine eroBe Soation ooro
I brott Deroen miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-03

09oibington 2. Wlai Ser
6iib-Gommiiidr Smith tbeilte Dem
Senots-Gonite belite nit, Dab Der
Sorrot6 an Stor, Solm, Serine lno
ouoercn eBbaren 6iIben in gllasfa
ctn nnbegren8ter iei iuo Dab Die Der.
Stooteu ms 6iihocibdit oc6en iol.
ten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-03
Gg.scnator Glarf brad Siippe-

q eip gorf, ,. @loi. 91it Ell
ncr aebroheuen 9}ippe iniolge eincS
lmfaas liegt Der Gr-9unoes-S -Scnotor
ggiIliom 9(nOrcps Glarf in beoenf'
lihem 3uitonoe in icincr @obnung,
g1r. 962, 5. 9lpenue, auf ocm aran.
fcnbett. Seine 3relnoe bcfiirdten
fir i'm ieines bobeu gllterS megen
oenn CT 50blt bcreitS 7S Sabre
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-03
SSunOitcm cr6augt.

can 9uis %otoIi W1ery 2.
Moi. 5iinf8ig 9anoitcn plIroen
get0otet unO cine groBc gln5abl &c.
fnnaen gcuommen lu0 an EcleGro'
p6cupioiteu cr6duat welhc om 60
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-03

SuonitrieIIe anlaeen i'm Riits.
burab 3iItritt, ipeIbe eineu @ertb
bon 5OO,00O,000 oorItelcn itiO
iiber 100000 9lrbciter b, 'haitgcn
fins ser Olcaierllug fir Seriegs8luede
sur gerfiIguua geiteut woroen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-03
@ene gIrt Der aurpeOirmna.

9ritiider Gampier v@ena" BON el-
mem Seeplan perienit, Die
Wlannidait puroe uoIllianoia &c.
rettet.
2on6on. .. Nlqi 0ie 9Iomi-
ralitdt giebt bcute befonnt Bob Der
britiibe Gompfer r@ena" ON | 0loi
ourA Elm 1orpcOo perientt puroe,
oos bon eincm oeutlhen Sceplan BET
glloe6ure (SuifoIf, @neIauo) obge'
feuert murOe. 9lae W3ann ON 8oro
ipuroen gerettet. Der Iompier
a@eno" iDar Elm Sd,iif bon 27si
3onnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-03
Wrohe geOcntmns.
@iro 9eiu6 oes iiirfiideu @roB-
@e5iers SoIoot @aida beieemei-
ien. 0erielbc beIudt Hegenten
Der W2ittelm1fte.

2onoon. 2. Mai. @ie aus
9lrniteroomer Tepeihen crgebt, miro
Dem geIude 8o(aot Eoiho's, oes
tiirfiihen @roBNe3iers. ben ct Ben
Wlittelmdhtcn abitattet groBe @ih.
tieteit bejgemeiien. Die gerihterilot.
ter tbeilcn nit, ooB Der @roB.Be5ier,
nodoem CT aoiier g9ilbeIm uno
6cIomoridoIl bon Sinoeubirre i'm
@roBen Souptquarticr ailfeeiudjt ba.
Be. cr nad @liinhen eereiit iei, Inn
iid) bort nit aonig 2uopig uno ocu
boperiihen Nliniitern 3ii beratben.
Spdter babe er iif nod Nien bege'
ben woielbit cr anaeblib 5rieoens,
bcoineunecn imO Gou5eiiionen in 9e
3ue onf Die Goroonellen nit ben
oiterreihiicblngariideu Yliniiter oes
9leuBeren, @raf G5ernit beiprohef
boben ioIl.
Ees tiirfiibcn oberiten Stnatsman
mes geiub IN @ien 81 elmer 8eit, 5,
iit6 Der boueriide YrenIierminiIter
ooielbit aufb1lt miro als beionoeri
bc5cicbneno erahtet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-03

llul iVulBNll OHL GNDAitDtnlAtN'''@tfb
fcrtig lein, wemn iic ni6t beiIeite &C.
lett miro, Inn Dem Er6liOenten Die
Nladt at ert6eiIen Die beidloena6m.
ten oelltiden s6iife in Gienit gu iteI-
len.
Ole @rport, &louicl.
SSm Senat orebte iib Die Gebotte
Inn ole @rport.almtiel. Senator
&ofc Smith Dot elm Subititllt fir oie
Gonlite.@orloee on, nlir Elm 9lusfu3r-
perbot 81 crIaiien penn ysabrimgs'
mittel oas 5einoeSluno Ourd neutrole
21noer erreiben.
Gin aagemcines Grportuerbot, Jag.
te Der Georgia Senator, lei jest ni6t
not6penoie, uno ipiirOe mlr 81 unge-
Iebliden gceintrddtigungen 3wilden
omcrifonii6en Sdien fiibren. 0orauf
biupeiieno, ooB ser 9ongreB friibc'
rcn @r1iiOenten ole 9lutoritdt perlie-
ben bobc, glusiubroerbote 81 erlaIien,
i6tig Senator Sling bon lltob Dor,
Oem 3r1iiocnten ictt OieIe @laht 5u
cri6eilen, oa Oielelbe eoentiten beno-
t6iet miro, menn Der @onereB nibt
me6r in Sibune lit. Senator Smith
erflGrte. 0oB cin oagemeincs glus-
in6rpcrbot BON ioldb' groBer 9eoeli-
ttng Iei, Dab cine @rtra-Sibung oes
Gougreies obioIut uotbwenoig iein
miro.
Ole 9&o6rungSmittel-
Srugc.
SIN Senat wd1it oie Stimmung
fiir eine @eiebporIoge, I'M Dem Sob
rlngsmittel .9Sroblcm gerebt 5i per-
Sen, lm0 entitono cine Debatte iiber
oie bo6en 9dmerei.Breile, oie iib
a6er ipGter ouf ole 9}obrunesniittel.
Spefulonten ii6ertrug, in welder ge.
Ioet puroe, OnB ooS bette Dlittel lei,
nit oieien &erionen ferti9 81 weroen,
oieIel6en oil 9aternenpidble 81 ban.
gen, oOer iie binter ShloB mo 9iiegel
5u brineen.
Senotoren aus 6arm-@egenoen be.
Iiritten, oaB irgeno welder groBe
I Wlonael all ollgenteinen gtobrlngS'
mitteln berriAt. Senator oSobn
S6orp g9iQiams crfldrte, Dab iidl
cine SgIterie i'm ean5en Sonoe be-
merfbor mo6t uno Der @rlno Der
bo6en Qebensmittelpreiie i'm @roBcn
imo @on5en piuhologiId iei vi
fi6rte an, ooB CT @runo 5u gloabcn
6obc, oaB Der oeuticbe Gorruptions'
5ono, melher fiir5Iib IN oem Bun
oesgeri9te in gleiu-Yorf bIoBgelegi
wuroe, pieI ST Der Spiterie beigetra
gen babe.
IS lollte bonn Senot aus befonm
oemodjt iperoen, ooB fein W1argel at
9ebensmitteln beitebt. Senator glel
ion uno W1c@umber erfldrten gleih
foQs. 0oB feine @riinoe porlle9en
cinen 9iobrlingSrnittelnangcl 6u be
iiir6ten.
Gie 9lngriiie auf Die Spetlilnntel
muroen bon Senotoren Ebomos uni
goro6 eefiiert, melhe Die &oftmtil
auslprahen, ooB li1 Der Gongrel
nibt pertaeen miro. bis @eIebe onge
nommcn lino, ole oieicn gla6rrngs
mittcl. .Spcfulonten oos 8anotperf le
ocn. Scrr Gbomos brahte Elm glmer
oemcnt SIR Spionage-Sorldge en-
, nod mel6cm Der &rolioeut Die N'ad]
erboIt ollr9 8rofIamotion pdDren
OeS aricges oie Sperationen DO
] San0els. iino @eiperbefanlmern on
{ su6eben, oo oieie @eibdite betreiber
F. Oie in Der 3ufunit licgen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-03

glpril bel @uaie einen 8oiioaier5ug
iibcriiclen. Gs miro geloet, ooB Die
9moitcn our6 Moriono 9iobles mo
Galcnte @urciu angeiiibrt ipurOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-03

Dos Observation-Disclosures IN
8aibington enlpfieblt Ole @epflon.
5rng aroBercr 6ldheu nit eSmcct
Eototoes".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-03

gpernnp, 8ranfreih, 2. Mloi.
General 9foglencaI bon General
9IipcQc's Sio6 octorirtc ault Sonntog
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1917-03-02
Union Revival Closed

The Union revival services which
we're held in the Methodist church
closed Sunday night. The services
were conducted by Rev. Luther 3.
Bridgers of GAINESVILLE, Ca, assisted
by Revs. W. Fl. Causey of the Re-
formed Church, j. A. McMurray, of
Presbyterian Church. G.. B. Palmer,
of the Episcopal Church, j. D.
Hamaker, of the Christian Church
and }. r. Jacobs of the Methodist
Church.
Rev. Bridgers is strong and con-
vincing speaker and held his i'm
mense congregations in SPELL bound
attention. The church was far too
small for the congregations as many
had to be turned away from every
service.
Forty five penitents among them
several reclaimed church members
presented themsel YES at the alter for
prayer. They will join the several
churches OF the town.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1917-03-02
Debate at Massanutten Academy

John Crawn, of Mount Crawford
won the gold medal as the best all
round debater at the annual contes
held Friday night between two studen
teams at Massanutten Academy. L
was the annual debate between the
Jefferson and Poe Literary Societies
and was held at Lantz Hall.
The question was, Resolved, Thai
the U S. Government should, for the
benefit of Mexipo and herself, take
and govern Mexico, as she has done
for the Philippine Islands.
The Affirmative was represented by
the Jefferson Society with the follow
ing speakers, Claude Kinney, of New
Haven, Conn, Arthur Moorehouse, OF
Cleveland, Ohio, and Arthur Morgan,
of Raleigh, N C. Poe Society up
held the negative with Mark Gath
man, of Baltimore, Nd, Albert W.
Sullivan, of Gordonsville, Tenn, and
John Z. Craun, of Mount Crawford,
as dehators.-
The banner for the winning tenn
was given to the Poe Society, while
honorable mention was given 10 Ar
thur b. Morgan.
The judges were Rev. l. w. Hen
bricks, d. D Chambersburg, Pa,
Professor 9. V. Shoemaker, division
superintendent of schools OF Wood.
stock and DR.. D. IL. Easter, Wash
ington and Lee. University.
A large and enthusiastic crowd was
present including many OF the old
pupils and one of the old teachers.
The annual debate is one of the big
events of the school year.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1917-03-02
BONE DRY.
Bone Dry, what does it mean

Bone Dry, what does It mean !!
It means that Notwithstanding
the State law permits a man to
receive one quart of whiskey per
month, he is prohibited from re-
ceiving any whiskey, by mail.
By express. by freight. by auto
mobile, by carriages of any kind,
or.fby bringing any into the
State, in his trunk, or grip, or in
any of his pockets. In fact the
only way by which man will
be permitted to bring liquor OF
any kind, is to 60 to a wet State,
secure his whiskey and drink II
Just before he crosses the State
line. Then it will be dangerous
to permit the conductor to smell
your breath.
BY the enforcement of this
law, the liquor manufacturers
will soon learn that prohibition
does prohibit"
Like laws that prohibit muir
der, this law will be evaded by
some. One of the ways by which
it will be evaded will be by the
manufacture of that vile decoc
ton known as 'old l1en," by us
ing alcohol diluted by water, o.
by some other means.
To suppress these a rigid en-
forcement of the State laws b.
the States officers is necessary.
The enforcement of the Law
will be hard on old DRINKS. blu
it will prevent many Of our boy
and young men from becoming
drunkards.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1917-03-02
Mt. Jackson.

Miss Katie Coffmsn has returned
from q visit to- her father, Mr.. NJ.
Cohmsn, OF Woodstock.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. q. Dingledine,
Miss Mabel Ding edine and Mr.. Mel
vim DingIsdins, of near Mt. Jackson,
Rev. and Mrs. J. W. Hausenauck
and Mr.. Luther Funkhouser, OF Ork-
ney Springs, have returned from
Harrisonburg. where they were called
by the death of Mrs. o. 8. Strole.
Rev. B. F. -Copenhaver was . Wis
itor in Woodstock, Tuesday.
TAYLOR Funkhouser, son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Milton Funkhouser, who was
Operated upon Sunday In the Me-
mortal Hospital in Winchester for
appendicitis 10 improving sstisfac-
torily and will soon be able to return
TO his home near town.
Tanquary Lonas has returned to
Beckley, W. Va. after visit to his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John P. Lonas,
on Main Street.
Rev. r. G. Meeks, vf Strasburg, Is
assisting the pastor, Rev. Coo, Of the
Meshodist Church in holding = revival
service. The services have been we'll
attended and MIR. Meeky has preached
excellent sermons.
C. M. Shannon attended the meet
ing OF the board of Directors of the
Shenandoah County Agricultural So.
ciety In Woodstock, Tuesday.
Coroner Monroe Funkhouser, of
Woodstock, held. an inquest last
Thursday 70 investigate the death of
Joseph Bynecker, who was killed last
wednesday, when struck by motor
cycle driven by William Lonas, a
young merchant OF this place, and
son of the late s. P. Lonas. The
verdict of the jury was as follows i
Joseph Bynecker came to his death
February q, 1917, two miles south of
Mt. Jackson on the Valley Turnpike
by bel ng struck from the rear, while
operating . bicycle, by . motorcycle
operated bv william Lonxs In excess
of the speed limit fixed by law, and
the said L.onas not sounding . signal
on his approach.
The location of the new Graded and |
High school Building has been de- |
cided upon and plans arc being OK.
. mined for the el8, 600 school build |
ing, which will be erected at once.
The location 10 on the Triplett lot on
South Main Street, adjoining the
W off property. The lot which con-
{ ans two and one-half acres was pur-
chased from DR.. J. 1. Triplett for the
G onsiderstion OF 81, 500. The house
which 10 on The lot 10 to be removed
BY DR.. Triplest. A school building
modern in every respect will be erect
ID during the spring and summer and
viii b. ready for occupancy by Sep
bemboe.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1917-03-02

rights, chief Of all the right OF
life itself. / an thinking, not
only of the rights of Americans
to go and come about Il cir
proper business by way of the
sea, but also of something much
deeper, much more fundamental
than that. | am thinking of
those rights, of humanity with
out which there is no civiliza-
ton.
My theme is of these great
principles decomposition and of
protection which mankind has
sought to throw about lluman
lives. tile lives of noncombatnats,
the lives, of men who are peace
fully at work keeping the indus
trial processes Of the world quick
and vital, the lives of women
and children and Of those who
supply the labor which ministers
to their sustenance. We are
speaking of no selfish material
rights, but of rights which our
hearts support, and whose foun-
dation is that righteous passion
for justice upon which all law,
all structures alike of family, of
state and mankind must rest, as
upon the ultimate base of our
existence and our liberty. I
cannot ina CINE any man with
American principles at his heart
liesitating to defend these things.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1917-03-02
Change OF Law As
To Heavy Loads,

AT meeting of the Board of Sup
ervisors of Shenandoah County. held
Thursday, March 1st, 1917.
Ordered that the resolution of this
Board passed on the LIST day of jan
uary, 1917, as to the hauling over the
public roads with more than two
horses be and it is hereby rescinded,
and
Be it resolved by the Board of Sup
ervisors of Shenandoah County that
it shall be unlawful for any person,
firm, or corporation to haul over the
public roads of Shenandoah County
with any wagon or vehicle, or ve-
hicles, loaded with weight exceed
ing two thousand pounds. at such
time during the months of April and
May of each year when by reason of
rains, SHOWS, or the thawing of the
ground the said public roads are so
soft, muddy, or in a condition that
said roads would be cut and Injured
oY wagon, or vehicle, or vehicles
loaded with greater weight than two
thousand pounds.
1t shall be unlawful for any person,
firm, or corporation, during said
months and such time or times as
aforesaid, to run or operate any en-
CINE over the public roads of Shen.
andoah County.
Any person, firm, or corporation
the foregoing resolution
shall be deemed guilty of misdeanor
and shall be fined not less than five
dollars nor more than one hundred
dollars for each fense.
A Copy, Teste
M. B. " UNDER, Clerk.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1917-03-02
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

Woodstock, Va, Feb. %, 1917.
Walter Pence ct ais. Complts.
and
Robert Pence ct ais. Defts.
To all Complainants and Defts. In
above styled cause.
You are hereby notified that l ha We
fixed upon the 18th day of March
next, between the hours of O'Clock,
A. NJ, and O'Clock, P. M, to take
and settle, at my Office, the az
counts of
(D Ascertain and report-of what
personal and real property the said
Samuel Pence died seized and pos
sessed, and its value.
IT, Whether the real estate of
which the said Samuel Pence died
seized and possessed, is subject of
partition among the parties entitled
thereto and whether the interest of
infant defts; would be promoted by a
sale.
~ To audit the debts against the
estate OF said Samuel Pence, decd,
according to priorities and report
the same, and report who are his
heirs at law.
az To audit and report the lien
debts, according to their priorities,
against Robert Pence.
~ And any other matters that the
Commissioner may deem proper, or
advisable, or that may be requested
by parties thereto.
And the commissioner is hereby di-
rected to take such dispositions as he
may deem proper or any party may
require and return same with his re-
port to this Court, required to be
taken by the decree of Shenandoah
Circuit Court rendered on the -
to be used in evidence day of Feb,
1917, in q suit ia chancery depending
in said court between Walter Pence |
&C. Complts. and Robert Pence ct
ais, Defts. and If from any cause the |
taking of said Accounts shall not be
or having been COM
meuced should not be completed on
that day, the taking of the same will
be adjourned from day to day, or
from place TO place, until the same |
are taken and completed.
Given under my hand as Commits
stones in Chapcery of said court, al
my Office In said county the day and |
year first aforesaid.
NJ. w. MAGRUDE
Comm ssiorer in Chancery |
Williams & Bro,
Gilbert e Pence,
Walton 3 Walton-Attorneys.
Feb 13-4w.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1917-03-02
Optical Notice /!

I will be in Woodstock Monday,
March 5th mot court day. 8 A. M. to
4 P. NJ, Hotel Annex.
Scientific Examination of Eyes,
without drugs. Special lenses and
mountings to order.
In Strasburg Tuesday, March 9th.
VIM. KLINE, Optometrist,
Waynesboro, Va.
Feb. 23-2t.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1917-03-02
Siap Of Good digestion

When you see cheerful and happy
old lady you may know that she has
good digestion. II your digestion Is
Impaired or II you do not relish your
meals take dose of Chamberlain
They strengthen the stomach
improve the digestion and cauSe 3
gentle movement of the bowels. OBJ
everywhere. adv.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1917-03-02
A SACRIFICE !!

A bran new six room residence in
w oodstock, Va, modern improve
meats, and two other large lots Of
same size ad joining. a2t00. 90 buys
entire pl operty, or 1925 90 for resi-
dence, and 1925 90 for other two lots.
Come quick, must be sold by April
lot. J. N. DAVIS.
March 2-2t.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1917-03-02

We have few 81 Weber wagons
with two inch tires, round coupling
pole, patented fifth wheel, riveted
rim wheels. that we will sell at old
prices. No trading of old worn out
wagons considered in the deal. Shen'
Farmers Union
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1917-03-02

Gov. Stuart has appointed Martin
r. Burks, Of Lexington, to Oil the
vacancy on the Supreme Court Of
virginia, occasioned By the resigna-
sion Of Judge George n. Harrisor,
Of Staunton.
The Governor had under considera-
zion the names Judge T. N. Haas. OF
Hsrrisonburg ; Judge Henry ". Holt,
OF stanton I; Dean Burks and r. e.
Byrd. Mr.. Byrd Withdrew In favor Of
NJ. Burka.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1917-03-02
Bids Wanted !!

To build road In Johnston District,
near Boyer's Gap Furnsce, leading
southweatto she mines specifications:
IL feet In the clear, passing llaees In
proper locations and cement culverts
where.ever needed. Road Board will
be ct the mines to accept or reject all
bids on Saturday, March 10Th, At IL
A. M.
Feb. zs-3t J. s. BARR, Comr.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1917-03-02
EGGS FOR SAILS.

White Orphington Eggs 81. 90 for
setting of Is. Brown Leghorn Eggs
75c. for Sc ting OF Is. Also two White
OrphiHgton BOOSTERS, aged year
q. 90 each W, Al. FEW.
Feb. 70 At I'd Woodstock, Va.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1917-03-02

We will sell the following described
personal property at public auction,
on the farm at Bowman's Cros-
sing, on
FRIDAY, MARCH 9th, 1917,
Sale to commence promptly at 10 A NJ.
10 HEAD OF HORSES: 6 Heavy
Draft Horses, II Brood Mares);
Saddle Horse, Driving Mare, coach
type; 2 Heavy Draft Colts, yrs. old.
CATTLE: IL head Fat Steers, If
not sold before; two year old steers,
2 Cows, one fresh in April; 3 calves.
Sow with pigs 7 weeks old, 10 head
of Ewes, with lambs.
G. M. BOWMAN &, SONS,
Bowmans, Virginia.
Bowman & Bowman,
Twin Auctioneers'
March PIT.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1917-03-02
FOR SALE

Eggs for Matching s. G. W. Leg
horns, "Cyphers Strain Bred to
Lay. We guarantee safe arrival and
good hatch.
Price 75c per setting or IS per 100.
e, C. BRUMBACK,
(Star Route) Middletown, Va.
Mar 2-2mo.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1917-03-02

Soon the annual war upon the fly
snd the mosquito will be declared.
Are We never 70 have peace?
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1917-03-02

Benz. H. Middleton aud Geor-
eia n. Marshall.
Linden ". Fry and Sarah G.
Rnsh.
CHARLES 6. Kerns and Mary 5.
u lieklsv.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-09
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