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The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1917-06-21

NiCllcS, isaac
Murdaugh, A. c.
Myers. Albert
Myers, Herbert
McGill, Toby
Mcmillan, Willie
Mcmillan, George
McMichael, George
McNeeley, Cleveland
Nelson, Ernest
Nelson, Curtis
Nelson, Joe, Jr.
i1immons, Isaac, Jr.
Nimmons, EnoX
Nimmons, Uriah
Nimmons, Alex
Odom, Willie
Cdom, Minyard
Owens, Ed.
Owens, Charlie
Orr, James
Parker, Olin
Parker, James
Paul, Julius
Payne, Willie
Patrick, Ben
Pew, Samuel
Pool, Henry
Precher, Sam
Ransom, Eli t
Redford, Frank
Reed, Lige
Reddish, Willie
Rice, Reddick
Rice, Fletcher
Riley, Lis"ce
Robinson, Ottie
Robin:on, Frank
Robi:ls.jl Willie
Robinson, Thos. Archer
Romie, Sam
Romie, Hilyard
Roney, Jacob George
Rowe, Frank
Rowe, Harry
Saxon, Jesse, Jr.
Saxon, Charlie
Saxton, Quennie
Sexton. Ben
SeaSe, Tom
Sease, Elyses
Sease, Johnnie
Sease, Henry
Sease, Dan
Sease, Jacob
Sease, George
Simmons, James
Simmons, Isadore
Simpson, Abraham
Singleton, Jacob
Singleton. Willie
Smalls, Ed.
Smalls, Vincent
Smalls, Robert
Smalls, George
Sn1alls, Jake
Smith, George
Sellers, Wash
Spell, Lewis
Spell, Caesar
Spell, Oscar
Stokes, Lemuel
Stewart. Willie
Staley. Lucius
-Strother. Jake
STEPHENS, Sam
Squire, Jesse
Thompson. Ernest
Thompson, Johnnie
Thompson, Robert
Toomer, Ben
ToOmer, Lemuel
Toomer, Lonnie
Toomer, Lisbon
TOOmer. Edward
Toomer. Isaac
Tyler, Alex
Tyler, Sam
Tyler, Charlie
Tyler, Harvey
Warn. Bennie
Walker, James
Walker, Harvey
Walker, Jimmie
Walters, Richard
Warren, Johnnie
Washington. Julius
Washington, William
Washington George
Washington, Henry
Washington, Freddie
Washington, Johnnie
Washington, Mouzon
Washin gton, Richard
Washington, j. |.
Washington, Ben
Watson, Frank
Wilson, John
Wilson, Ernest
Wells, Samuel
Virgins, George
Willis, Lewis
Willis, BAnding
Williams, Lige
Williams. Jim
Williams, VI. Gilbert
Williams, Frank
Williams, Robert
Williams, Walter
Williams, Paul
Williams. Henry
Wrenn, Marion
Wright, Chester
Wright. George
Young, Reddick
Young, Shellie
Young, Stephen
Young, George
Young, Jack
Young. Isaiah
Zeigler, Ulysses
Goyan
WHITE
Bra bham, James Grier
Campbell, William Henry
Collins, James
Cox, Laurie Lawrence
Eubanks. Semmie Oliver
Horrotf leo T onnn11
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The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1917-06-21
(fOyan
WHITE

Brabham, James Grier
Campbell, William Henry
Collins, James
Cox, Laurie Lawrence
Eubanks, Semmie Oliver
Garrett, lisa Leonell
Gunnells, Charlie Shellie
Gunnells, Joseph, Jr.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1917-08-30
WHY YOU ARE NERVOUS

OThe nervous system Is the alarm system
of the human body.
In perfect health we hardly realize that
we have a network of nerves, but when
health is ebbing, when strength is declin,
ing, the same nervous system gives the
alarm in headaches, tiredness, dreamful
sleep, irritability and unless corrected,
leads straight to a breakdown.
To correct nervousness, Scott's Emul-
sion is exactly what you should take; its
rich nutriment gets into the blood and
rich blood feeds the tiny nerve-cells while
the whole system responds to its refresh
ing tonic force. It 10 free from alcohol.
. Scott & Bovine. Dioom6eld. NJ.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1917-08-30
The News of Belfast.

The regular meeting of the Waldo
r,.n-y Veterans Association will be held
,o ,he church at North Belfast Thursday,
Sept 9th.
f- agricultural fair of Tranquility
c-snge, Lincolnville, will be held We'd
,r>,,ss, Oct. 3rd; if stormy the first fair
ia, Lowing.
There will be a parish meeting in the
rr7arsalist vestry Wednesday, Sept.
rt. al T p. m, to see what action will be
r.,-- n regard to hearing candidates for
En- astorate. Supper will be served at
5oIock.
l.err will be no Band concert on school,
-... .ommon this week on account of
.,..5..- "a rehearsals needed for the cab
,-. 1cert in the Opera House and the
rvn Day engagement of the Band at
Ha- syn.
Ms Louville j. Pottle was given a
.e, Mt surprise party last Saturday
evening in honor of her birthday. A pic
O supper was served, after which all ad-
loaned to the Colonial Theater for the
Hung,
T7 public is invited to the store of A.
Howes & Co. next Saturday about 4
ID to see the 20-Mule Borax team,
art0 will stop there on it's tour from
-assj o coast. Come and see the parade
and rear Tarantula Pete. Free samples
t,.,e borax will be given away
North BELFAST. "The Old Peabody
Pew viii be given at the church by an
abe st Wednesday evening, Sept. 5th,
r he benefit of the Red Cross, local
1rsah Of which has been recently form
I'd ana the ladies are taking this means to
-ase tunds, and hope for liberal pat
uage The performance will begin at
r45 admission Is cents.
lt augustus o. Thomas, the new
STATE superintendent of public schools,
w -'F e lCCIulC " Iuc COHllllu dIu
teachers of Waldo County at the High
Taoa building Sept. 9th at las p. m.
ls H.ll be the first opportunity for
aee nterested to meet the new superin-
.5a5e 1T and it is earnestly hoped large
auwgrl will be present.
All Interested in the Belfast Band, E..
S t,cher, director and William M.
itayer, manager, will attend the cabaret
dance 10 be given in the Opera House to-
norow, Friday, evening under the d.
Iecuon of Mr.. Charles Bradbury. The
adm-Ssion to any part of the hall is IS
'ents, Tables seating four and six can
oe reserved for ST extra. Smoking will
be flowed, and Roscoe Arey will cater
VIII light refreshments, which will be
served by young ladies. The band will
give d concert and McKeen's orchestra
VIII furnish the dance music. The pro-
gram viii include delightful numbers by
NJ. and Mrs. Richard E. Stevens of Bos-
'oa Mrs. Clement w. Wescott of this
A'h Emory F. White of New York,
formerly of this city and always a great
-dVoute here, Miss Shirley Thorne, a
oah-o artist of Boston, little Miss Doris
o"eatt of Belfast, costume dancer.
NtSent arrangements have also been made
'of g number of dances by two well
Known New York artists, Mr.. T. George
Oodworth and his daughter, Mrs. Pierre
la'toue, including Partisan tango and
aI Army and Navy dance. The latter is
an or ginal dane e by Mr.. Dodworth. Re-
Wondering the delightful cabaret of last
season under the direction of Mr.. Brad
Jury many will be sure to attend to-mor-
row, Friday, evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-03

lHI4-NirK i rawShNK, hbi.
I3l6-Thnmas Young Beckett. +2l.
13l7-Ilydr Eugene Martin, 1926:
l3l9--Walier Len IIorngiver. 9a6o.
i324-afurrus Peter Jochum, oSi6.
l325-H"nry Glenn Evans. 22sl.
l3o6-William Curtis Wendell. 1882.
lS45-,lChn Win;"rhnurr. 1852.
l3iG--('harieS W. kreitcr. al62.
l3Is-t;rorgc Xitzmann. $50.
l350--Lcland STANLEY Dorsey. 1Ia@.
l35l--Jue Joseph knrrasch, 4f3h.
l351-Charlns Howard Conrad. 1857,
l360--Herbcrt Best Pryor, 100.
lS67-Guy Reed Simpson. 1905;
i369--fIarr Erducc Bounds. 1919.
TAI Bernie Mcclure loss. l55.
la75-l:ichnrh Louis XIpicl eSi.
l37(-Stephrn Rurak. %TTi.
l3TS--Eay John Mct;ill. l%3.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-03
FACES PREhCHER
IN LIEU Of PEN
MOCK MARRIAGE, WRITE SLAVERY
CHAEGE. REAL WEDDING AND
CUPID SMILES.
McMcchen Groom and South Side
Woman Welded ut Bellaire When
Brother Arrives.

Enriaucr and excitement. cupid and
Justice. anger AID happiness and DISC
and ,rntrntment featured the marriage
Of u South Wheeling woman and Mo
Mcrhrn man. which took plEro y"ster-
day in Erllairr. Instead nf the groom
facing r"nitrntinry sentence. nc faced
n minister. and instead Of tho bride be-
ing humiliund nj the trial she today
happy her litll" hume in RcllAirc.
Thc stern hand of justice that had
icrkrd the groom behind the prison bars
was released ard the tears from the
weeping woman were wiped away.
II all came about when Bur tarlcY.
alias Adams. II we'll known young Nc
Mc,lIrn coal miner. wnocd a South Side
Young lady. She lived him and They
went To ohio. where alleged mock
marriage was performed. The un,"-
phistiCat"d girl thought they hnd boon
mad" one, hut alas and alaCk. her brother
appeared upon tnc scene and he found
that the bogus marriage was null nnG
void. tlr appealed 10 The federal hu-
thoritics hrrr and The groom wos ar.
rested by til" Rcllairc authorities md
held in Jail ti"rr on u white slavery
charge. while the bride hcmOaned her
rrr'iiramcni. The brother was all hot
up" and hc demanded that Carlsy h.
in his work and tho spark of manhood
rose IN til" bosom Of the groom" Hc
declared that IL" W"uld forthwith mar
ry the girl If released. The couple
went before Il minister: the brother
WAS III" best man and several Bellalrn
Officers and Il f"derad official were
-nmonE th"s" present at the ceremony.
The brother saw that tho couple were
nunrtcrrd in their home before leaving
Tho bride WIS happy and tho groom
thanked all hands present" that ha
had faced minister instead Of n fed
e-al judge. amen said tho brother;
Nit"" said tho hridc.
Carl"y will take his honeymoon tn this
rtdn Of the river In n few days, when
he Will hr nrraiEncd before United Stntes
Commissioner ';curgc l.. boyd. whore
the legal procedure Of dIscharKing the
groom from custody will be gone
through. The preacher. the mandates
Of the law md tn" brother OF the bride
will be examined that ali may be- put
Alright for the couple tn flow down life's
stream happily and cuntcntcd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-03
GREAT DEMONSTRATION BEING
PLANNED FOR THE. COUNTY BOYS

will lunch at tho "" and at Immediate
- after will take their places In the
lin. for thu parade is scheduled IL start
promptly 1T II: 3" and thu chief mar
Shals. DR. l.. y. Eccfrr and Or. Q. w.
Eurdatts. intends that there shall o@
no delays.
The procession will he formed at SIX
tecn1h and t.otf streets and Will move
west on SiNt"cnthto thanlinc. 10 Elcr-
"nth. to Market and thence to the Ball
more & Ohio railroad depot where the
men will cntrain.
As now arranged the following arc tho
organizations that will h" in thr parade
and their positions in line although it
is possible thrrc may he som" slight
changes to make room for others who
will volunteer TO march within the next
days Of SO
Chief Marshals.
Or. l.. Refer. DR.. nr. O. ". Rurdrts.
Chief Of Police j. G. Sill and 4. squad
or Twenty-Five policemen.
E.lks HorSemcn
Shriners' Rand.
osiris Temple. \. 4. O. y. NJ. ;.
The Boys Of o..
The Boys Of ?S.
The Boys OF II.
county and City Officials.
t.insly Cadets.
knights Of st. George.
Uniformed Rank. knights OF Pythias.
Cathedral Cadets.
Elm Grove delegations.
Warwood delegation.
Other delegations IN automobiles.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-03
CUT THIS OUTFIT is WORTH
MONEY

DON'T MISS THIS. Cut out this
slip, enclose with SC and mail it TO
Foley &: Co., 1885 Sheffield Ave, Chi
cago. ILL.,. writing your name and ad'
dress clearly. You will receive in re-
turn a trial package containing Foley's
Honey and Tar Compound. for coughs,
colds and Group: Foley Kidney Pills,
for pain in sides and back, rhcuma-
tism, backache. kidneys and bladder
ailments; and Foley Cathartic Tablets.
wholesome and thoroughly cleans
ing cathartc for constipation, bilious
ness, headache and sluggish bowels.
Coleman G Co. Adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-03
City of Wheeling, Ohio Count!

Order
7Sl-''arl Marx l'lfic. 9@'.
7Hl-EIrury Warner. go.
1gT-I.rrl NJ Braun. iirn.
S07-t;rnrcr T.. Spr!GGs. lG2h.
' Sll--Wiliiam Srhrack. TnI.
Sii-Willlam Henry Stnhl. 2II".
Sai-wiilinm Rrxtcr Porter, 1886.
S5l-~Richnrd Vance. Si+;
S.I--l'rIcr II. Suuy0ul. llGI.
<aS---I Louis TmIr"ln. 1859.
sGI--Frnnk Dickson Shepherd. 3%hS.
gff--F.mm"tl Myers }arn"S. l2"i.
SGS-E:arl Evrrt Ilamm. l2T".
S1n--WIlS"n Hawks. @3"3.
X7"-H"nry William Meyer. .?iN.
S7G-.Alphnnsr Frederick Wtng"rt"r
S7q-1.ro 4i Fra Karrcs. aoSo.
ssl-pmul AlIHn hrym%Jr: 1891
S9N--r",r rnppaS. 2I3@.
SA4--t'harlrS Y. tiihhcn 3ni.
S4j-Frcd Coleman. 1864.
T0T--Iuurs = Carrigau, 1910.
""S-C;c"rgc Allen Fading, a290.
426-Willinm Hon"n", 462".
,,"1-Iurrirk Joseph Elwn0d. no.
G3I-('hnrlrq oliver Stevens. 2+"n.
93T-Siroddrr Taylor. "SIl
94i-Mark"llus li"rnandcg: 46"i.
g53--Wm F'izSimmunS. 100.
GJj-.Irssc Edgar Dickson. "a'6.
.G!--Sylvan Fulton. 2@l3.
L.
e;S-Melvin ]. Morgan. Us.
Hrruard j. SChafr", 2lSI
gg6-Adam TrworuEnwski. 45+G.
nrl-Waltcr Wolhrlm. l!I2.
oq3-Walt.r s Holmes. l"lI.
G45-ltavrus IrncsiakiS 31TH.
a0i---Harry Il. Hoffman. 1881.
auS--Thrnas lsrron, 4l6".
1noI--Wnltrr Hagulcy McAdam, %36.
ino;-.Iamrs Earl Smith. 1877.
Iuns-I con Thomas Marvin. ~.
~, 20
i"IH--T rrdrrIck Edwar! E,"'"rs: @7?3.
ioil-Inseph lsa,lorr HUGH. "95S
ini lawrence Henry RiShop. 2+S5.
ln1n-I,rwiS N"unhl". i53s
In3n-IOrllS Andrew Weber. ll1d.
in3q--AZarrah Hubbard. lIHS:
1044-May Bird stephens. -S'"' WIT
ton. w. Va.
,n5---- willIan e. Marling. @I3l.
in5g-Ilurley Harley Wlsman. "I"''
inG. -Samurl T. Jones in ,:!;n., 90.
1hG6-Kuh"rt lInatsuS H"il''l''' go
1nST---IO ohm fnrn"r. A"l'.
lnqS-Nirk rorori*. ~.
iI0S-I'rank Engl"r. %2"'. o.so
~: timrrui Lnwr"ncn kirchn"r, c4S?
ii"!--WillIam Thompson Burt, ~.
ii33--wn. clark St"warL;. , Ir; l+ I4is
rY,liz r. i. l.. 40. |.
,,,c--1I,r-v wa, AIh"rt Anderson. +39a.
ii5"-NIHr1in Dennis Shields. -''''
ll53-M"rgan Dennis. =S'3. az.
Il55-W lillian t.d. M0alnhH' f'"''
/ If0--I .ulIis Thames. 4ub". -,,,o,
iiGi~-E:dwin Joseph Francis Th"lman
3pS3.
,1s.--Frrd l.. E"nlinr. lh@t. o,
iiG,i-iIarry Ed Mckinney l2'''
lIio-f:l;r,.r ~ Rns". 1$ll. ,aq,
iiSn--.,nmc$ Harrison 'NcaFr'' ''"''
jiS3--Virt"r Arnhkc"n. "lHi;,
iiST-rdward ". Rlattn"r. 3"+1 n raw,
llnn--ilirrr c. Graham. l6?". an y
bridge C;Inss Co. Com oriug''|
1los--Edwnrh pufr"nc. aIH"
1i9S-Iinrry William Bore: "H4''
Ion"-- Russell = Davis. San'
Ion5-I'rank Sylvester. +i6h,
i@tl-Archic +. Eampp"ll. ne ;aSc
i2i4--r'h nrlrs +. k"dEcrS; I-"''
i""H-t'Iar"nrr l.. R"tt. 2"2l.
l3@34 William II, SparkmSam:; '""-'
i.5n--Charl"s II. Davis. 2.0a.
i95S--L ouls u. GchrinG. l+ts;
i"Gl-E,rncst G. FREDERICK, "hS:
i"TI--Th"mns T. Templ"ton. l@lS.
l@7s-Fr"d Ernest Walter, !2h.
1@am--Alva \. Adams. 1851. Sistcrsvillc
i"qo--OS,ar r. Wngrnhrim. 1908.
13lu-Edrur u. l'cller. 1850
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-03
CONTINUANCE. GRANTED.

. continuance was granted yesterday
ny Juder Alan Robinson. in the Cf>m-
.inal court. In the cases OF John SlcE!cS'
Jnseph Desmond. Frand Desmond ana
Joseph Wolpott. charged with ohstruct-
ing justice on account OF inc at'son'c
Of witnesses, Tho case WIS continued
rntil this morning in order that the
witnesses may be subpoCnaed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-03
APATRioTIc FOREIGNER.

Judge IIoncckor Of the city Sclc"tivc
draft board received a letter which
speaks for itself. Here il is.
Dear Sir:
drn't v"rt 10 exemption papers
want t. 60 - army.
ANTONIO ER0EEE.
1875 Jacob Street. cry.
Erorek is a foreigner and entitled In
exemption, but h. is evidently :. par: I
md wants 10 - to the front and fight
fn, his adopted country. lie vii! be
sent.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-03

o firm Of Stone & Thomas who
now service doing their bit" for their
country democracy.
Herman K. United Army
Smelling. Minn William Franz 3h Field ARTILLERY!
store enter he OF the National Government
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-03
LETTER FROM CAMP LEE.

William J. Higgins. who left hero
" it'll tho last contingent OF the county
."lected daft mon has written To Or.
J. l.. DlckcJ. chairman Of the board,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-03
WHO WILL LEAVE HERE ON THURS
DAY FOR THEIR TRAINING
CAMP AT PETERSBURG.
aany Organizations Signify Intention
Of Turning Out and Have Been
Assigned Places Al Procession.

Final arrangements. for the great
farewell demonstration in honor of tn"
81 drafted men from the county VIII"
will leave for Camp Ice at Petersburg.
Ma on Thursday. at l2:4o over thu
Baltimore x Ohio ra'lrnHd. were COM
plcted by Col. ". n. =. ''ltrl:S. who had
III. matter in charge. Yesterday
From present indications tn" demon
str,rion to b.. accorded this contingent
will b.. the greatest that Wheeling has
seen for intense patriotism has ben
aroused with thu, published declarations
that the West Virginia boys now going
into training will he in tho trenches ~
mkt spring and the interest being taken
t,v all the business and professional mon
in tn. city in the second issue OF Liberty
bonds.
All the stores and buildings along
tho lin. Of march will be decorated and
people from all over the county Will
hi. in the city whil.. thu local merchants
will close their stores in ord"r that their
employees may iIvs m" opportunity or
witnessing thci parade which promises
10 b.. Iar.rr than any that have escorted
PREVIOUS increu"ntS that have lsft here.
Wheeling people are just as much. in
t,rrsted in the county boys as they are
IN the young men Of the city. Thrs"
rnen are going forth 10 give their lives
ii necessary for their country and too
much honor can not be given them. So
all patri"ric citizens will surely b" on
tho streets to give them cheerful good
bye and wish them AL safe return.
Report At 9 a. n.
The mon will report ut tn" of!ic" of
Or. ]. l.. ptckry at ? o'clock for the
frs, roll call and will then taken 10
tho Young Mems Christian association
where :: SECOND roll call will he made at
quarter IA clvcu. After that the mon
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-03
LIST
Of ..113 NAMES
DISTRICT BOARD ACCEPTS THAT
NUMBER OP MEN FROM CITY
FOR SERVICE.
Draft Board Received Notice Of Action
Yesterday-Some May Leave
Thursday.

\ list Of ll3 names from which some
may he selected 10 make up lhr 90 per
cent quota leaving hrrc on saturday.
and wh!rh comprises thr names Of those
who will go tn camp on IN" next call
was certified hack IN Judg" Bon ;.
uunrClicr chairman nf the city So! "ctlrH
nrsf; Board. yesterday morning. by the
District Rvurd nj Charleston.
This list includes tn" names Of those
who DuSsrd tho examination held Il lew
weeks :tSn who hHv" not flied claims Tor
rycmr,iGu Th" list follows:
The Winslow mail., 1917-12-07
in good condition on or before
Dec. II, 1917.
w. E. FERGUSON, Secretary,
Navajo County Highway
Commission.
Advertisement.

Sealed proposals will be re-
ceived at the office of the Navajo
County Highway Commission at
Holbrook, Arizona, until 12noon,
on December II, 1917, for the
improvement of the Holbrook-
Heber road at Dry Lake. The
work will involve the excavation
of about 10000 Gu. yds. of earth;
700 Gu. yds sand-clay surfacing;
49 Gu. yds. rubble paving; 22 Gu.
yds. rubble masonry; and placing
one 60-inch pipe culvert.
Plans and profIes may be seen
at the Office of the Highway En-
gineer, Holbrook, Arizona, and
specifications will be furnished
prospective bidders upon receipt
of two dollars $1,000 which will
be returned upon receipt Of a
bona fide proposal or the return
The Winslow mail., 1917-12-07
Advertisement.

Sealed proposals will be re-
ceived at the office of the Navajo
County Highway Commission at
Holbrook, Arizona, until 1900
noon, on December 18th, 1917,
for improving portions Of the
Holbrook-Petrifed Forest Road.
The work will be divided in the
following sections with appro-
pirate quantities as shown:
CONTRACT ga
900 Gu. yds. earth excavation
$3.50 lineal feet of grader work ;
270 Gu. yds. gravel surfacing;
placing three 24-inch pipe cul-
verts, and IL Gu. yds. rubble
masonry.
CONTRACT 3-B
1900 Gu. yds. earth excavation; !;
400 Gu. yds. gravel surfacing;
placing two 36-inch pipe culverts;
6 Gu. yds. rubble masonry.
CONTRACT &c
300 Gu. yds. earth excavation;
1856 Gu. yds. gravel surfacing; AZ
Gu. yds. rubble paving.
CONTRACT Sd
240O Gu. yds. earth excavation;
1400 lineal feet grader work !;
placing two 24-inch and one 30
inch pipe culverts; IL Gu. yds.
rubble masonry; AZ Gu. yds. rub
BILE paving; $50 Gu. yds. gravel
surfacing.
CONTRACT 3-E
2450 Gu. yds. earth excavation !;
2900 lineal feet grader work ];
750 Gu. yds. gravel surfacing;
placing one 30-inch pipe culvert;
3 Gu. ydS. rubble masonry.
CONTRACT 3-F
$500 Gu. yds. earth excavation;
3100 lineal feet grader work !:
1000 Gu. yds. gravel surfacing;
placing two 36-inch, one 30-inch
and two 24-inch pipe culverts;
Is Gu. yds. rubble masonry.
Plans and profles may be seen
at the office of the Highway En-
gineer, Holbrook, Arizona, and
specifications will be furnished
to prospective bidders upon the
receipt of two dollars (S2.00),
which will be returned upon re
ceipt of a bona fide proposal or
the return of the specifications
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-06-28
% zosta} u~szkodzony.

ko zosta1 uszkodzony.
Stajnia r. D. Ullom'a I2O
zach. Broadway I'll. splonelag dy
piorun W MIA uderzy1.
Wagon kolei elektrycznej gdy
stall przy STACEY strazackiej przy
wschodniej 3ciej ul. przestal funk
cyonowac gdy piorun uderzy1 W
druty, motorman i jeden pasazer
znajdujacy sic W karze, HE costa
Ii uszkodzeni.
w okolicy Eyota trzydziesci stu
pow telefonicznych zostalo obalo
nych.
w Gilmore Valley ma torze ko
lei Great Western lezafo wiele
drew i gafezi poodrywanych cd
drew i trzeba bylo najpierw O.
czyscic tor zanim pociag miaf
przejezdzac.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-06-28
Stub w KOSCIELE 'SW.


We wtorek O 9te,j godz. z rama
W kosciele sw. Kazmierza Kr. cd
Ay1 sic Stub pana Stanis}awa Neu
mana j panny Florentyny Butkow
skiej.
>Slubu m}odej parze udzielif i
msze sw. Ia intencye mlodej pa
ny odprawif Wiel. ks. Jan E. Ora
boWski.
Pan mlody przez wiele lat pra-
cowaf jake zcccr w drukarni Via
rusa, obecnic jest zatrudniony,
jake telegrafista ma STACEY kolejo
wei w f. Winona.
Model pare zyczymy szczescia
i Observation-Disclosures Bozego W ich
~przyszlem pozyciu malzenskiem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-06-28
OKROPNA BURZA NAWIEDZI
Ia WINONE.

Blyskawica, grzmot i dcszcz Ia
wiedzily naszc miasto i okolice W
poniedzia}ek mad ranem. Okolo
7mej godziny rano uderzyl pio--
run W dom panstwa Pa}ubickieh,
55S wsch. 3 cha nj. potlukl }ozko
" kt6rem 19sto letnia lzabela spa
la ME naruszajac jej wcale, zbu-
dzila ona sic dopiero wtenczas,
gdy lozko sic zalamalo. Drzcwo
pred domem zosta}o poszczypa--
ne ia drzazgi. Budyhek nieco tyl
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-06-28

w Srode o lOej godz. zostaly
otwartc ma Scion latowy kapiel--
nie publiczne ma wyspie Latsch IA
Roy Dexter i Bruno Weiland WV
brani zostali do pomocy W kapiel
mach. Rodney Craig bedzie uwa
zal ma kapielnie i przedzialy Ola
chlopcow a Gladys Berthe bedzie
kasyerem i uwazac bedzie Ia ka
pielnie Ola dzicwczat. ;.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-06-28
WYDOBYTO GALA UTOPIO-
NYCH.

Gala czworga m}odych ludzi,
kt0rzy utoneli w rzece Mississippi
W piatek w nocy zaprzcszlego ty
godnia, W p~rzeszlym tygodniu 70
sta}y wydobyte 4 woody. w Srode
wicczorem konduktor ma kolci
burIingtonskiej zawiadomif tele-
fonem policye, il widzia} zw}oki
kt6re wyplynely IA rzece pomie-
dry Homer i LaMoile i wnet tel
wydobyto cia1o Micha}a Stolpy
nastepnego dnia, t. ]. w czwartck
rano z%nalcziono cialo Ludwika
Stoltmana a pc poludniu o pol do
trzecic,j znalcziono cia}a obu dziew
czat, Franciszki i Agnieszki Mlyn
czak.
Pogrzcb chlopc6wM ichafa Sztol
py i Ludwika Stoltmana odbyl
sic W piatck 0 9tej pred polud-
MEM Il koSciola Sw. Stanis}awa K.
. w piatck pc poludniu Odby}
sic pogrzcb dziewczat, Franciszki
M|ynczak i Aynicszki Mlyncczak,
u koScio}a Sw. Stanis}awa X. IA
cmcntarz Fanny Maryi. y,
Wszystkie pogrzeby j za]obne
nabozenstwo W sobote o 9tej od-
prawil Prev. KS. Proboszcz J.
Pacholski.
Wicczny odpoczynek race i'm
dac Panic, a SwiatloS>c wiekuista
niechaj i'm Swieci ma wieki.