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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-08-14
Slagteri planlaat / Selsna. Nortb.

S'uBIerl Pldnla8t pelena. Norlp'
fpeitern Bacfina 60, ioreiiaaet al
Mnoretp BOND, tibligere al "a Grosic,
gsis., or unoer Spieiling | SeIera.
|Sfslge Wr. @opbs YIaner ifaI Gin.
IGgget bIipe fort nof til at erpeocre
800 Stpffer Sornfpea, 1000 &aIpe,
1000 Spin % 1000 Saar. Sra 300
til 400 Wanb pentes at gipcs ltaoig
SpsieliGttelic. Irbeioet nteb 9pa-
rlngernes Spfsrelic antages at bile
Photographers bcnne Ssit.
Sfosbranbe be urrite paa mango
War. Sffe iiben 1910 bar Der / 0i-
~ltrlftet pco SeIci,a pGret iaa mango
S%to9branoe iom iaar, og bpis bet
terre @eir fcrtirttes gienncm Milgnit,
bill maalfe SfogbranbeneS Mntal blipe
iterre emo no9eniinoe for. 9aar fra.
regtcs ibetpoclige Sflire bapoe ser
life pGret Ncgn DC iioite so Gage, og
op til 2Ooc Suli bar Der rappcrtcrct
oper 200 granoe, mcoens Der piitnof
iioea bar inotrifiet enc flere. &c
isrite Gage at gi,grit raSebe Der fIcre
Sfogbronoe inbcn Iiitriftct eub paa
iannle 3ibspunft / 1914, bpilfet Mar
/ benite Hetning fom ner op til 1910.
Iiis &amfin uenter 1orfplaelie.-
Gil Sclena meIoes fra @aibington,
at UtiIs Seonette Ganfin, Der repro.
lerterer ct al Wontanas 9iitrifter /
~aongreSien, penter iig 6~orfsIgelie at
Def m9atige Imalgamatcb Copper
60, foroi bun / lin SomfrutaIe / 3an.
bets lopgipcnoe Soriamling paapeee,
De Here ltcfterretligbeoer peo ocllne
3orporatlon. Sun ubtalte forle6en,
at &orporationen pilbe Iegae an paa
at 9jere benoe unullia iaapeI / &on-
greslcn icm / tit eget Tiltrift. bpiIfet
ier bar giort meo ctlbper, Der for.
iegte at opporere Sen, BET pore fig
lloc eller bienlmc. Sum fienbte benS
Mtctbpocr iaa inoerlig bel, iagoe bun.
Sor flere Mar tilbaee grebes Der til
beiperotc Wtiolcr. men grnbpis bar De
ioriileoe, iaa Waalet I'LL par iociaI,
iinanciel og politiif Gilin. Som Ge-
gel bar Dog Oisie WtioIer ligeiaa pirf-
iomme iom Sortibens Snigmorb. er.
flGrebe Wtiis Hanfin.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-08-14
@ontana.
Irbeibsaiuerncs SilbmS muStaa,

REPRESENTATIVES, SUuH0 MuuluNtS
Meblemmer al 8reat Sails Wfiu &
Smeltcrlncn's Union bar bcn 9be os.
meb flor Waioritct beitenlt fla til al
antoee ben me 9enningsifala, ION
nplia blep tilbuot al Inaccnba Cop
per Mining So.
vi lib er iulst. Sra Billings mel
bes, at iaa omtrent al Den lilo. Der
or probuceret iaar. or ioIgt til Eriier
icm / manae SiIiGloer bar naact 60
.GcntS Or. Yiruo. SaareoporHtterc bal
bapt eli iisrrc Sorticncite. eno De no
geniinoe bar bremt ON.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-08-14
NorO 0afota.
Nrpit ucb Nicfinipn.

WrpN peo Stel'h'oh' oru "'H'
,,cr,t,,rc, hcu ~i,rcooocnhe SPOT M
nooct nor fl 70 Wroher npb 9icfiu.
In, Wnocn oInorIio cfoSc MIR hno
;ffn onrcttct Moo hnprfrn Mois r0cr
Dim hniIfr or So rncitr N(nIinocr ~,
,S,ot inr Irn5tifohc
%nhfOrNahllaI'p" p"isCr Vmptos-
MONO. SiretIlpl,vt 'ot o't'i 'ut'o-
i'al yam MrS'ue paiHlr ,orleorll
'oi0cHoe enlpeoSii'ri'p, 'otl Susui''
nar '~ilotraoot: ~, Smmploh; Sru,
81 s mncr Goaicrrr No Is 6 NrI,
inr on;i;trrrunr onaierrr
H.. m,,, ,.nh. ,,.s m;o;s.or
"m" I'""' 'rh";SoSn n"n HIoi
tslsi St1u,, ~ 1890 "oS gp;n;stan
n,.pNtl'." Syn o,,not ~,
lH,,''',olT oIt'''n Lu" on Nv
o o.,V e.'s.,.,.o h,r Wv hr,nSt
nt o1". wv "u" sa,, isr,,r
mri., pu, .;I m;I;tn.,o,,
"'l''''''"" ~
NsltnohDttct. I'll Ell elevator |
0reflla, lffe lnll0t IRA 9fetpe, pro9i'S
nen zoe o>. M Npeoe' OCT uupoe H'oel
20 %lllDclS pr. @ere. III osI w
9l"loelloe Frl@ Nan Speoeil Gu 9'elap-
tnotT9t AZ oner 500 pr I're' "
orig 'er Ddr Der 'aa llpIt9 puu Ny
ltcil p"rel ir"'Ia Nueoe | ptlle -,
'lrllt, Sr"llln8 a mug put pe9pl.p'
peo ~allot' zen gap ~ SlI'pSls pt.
Irte' pN lnl loil' !'o; ploal' p'l' GU
NrlS az Hl.'o VI. Si''p''.
Iif life ana / Nria. Ser iortpllcS
ON Micboro Troncis MnberIon al @il.
ton. Wurlciob Gpuntp, at han, eItcr
at prrc fuunbcn milf opatig til
ariaSticncltc, oouIfe rpIia iortoltc
Tritogclicaraubct at ser life funotea
WfGno nof / sc 6orcncoe Stater I'll
at fringe ham til at ocltaac / arlgrl.
&c fllnoc iTtte bonn | UTn9'cl eIler
orpbc bann, men tpinae ball I'll at
iIaaS - nci, olbril. Suo par moo
arig, % ben bar Spno, mentr ban,
Toit. Crrcn %iurnlnffct. ToIt. 3.
81. Nrren. ser ior fun ire llacr iioer
bophc o~pcrtooet @cticuinocn al sen
unrif .Iutberifc M,cniabco / 2arirnorc
8rono Gorfs Gpunfp, blcp iorri9(
ISirsbod poofisrt al ct Scrnbanctoq
ga ioo boorot fpritet, at han opo(
fort riter of purc broot til SoIpitalcl
i @ronb Gorfs. ToItorcn fiertc / in
Nuutomobil. GA set par paa e., arpos,
nina al S,crnbanciporct ctpar Wtil DC,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-08-14
Gpb 9afota.
Splontcr nil nbaiue Sluis

SDloatcr Dll iDgiDc MDls. Wtco-
lcmmer al aon1pani 9, Sierbe Soutf
Iafota Suianteri, bicnmlebsrenoe |
Siour Sails, bar giort ale neopen'
oigc Observation-Disclosures til at uoaipc Ell
~ugentlig slpis iaal9ngc Sc CT / oftip
Sjcneitc.
Stimfcnbc Yleiebbrn. Gaa Yitlicfs
Mancb noroenfor Tierre bapoe en-
Gottcmpr / Mongel al noget bebre
toget fig al ct alllo npieote SfunfS
cacr Stinfbpr. Wtan loo aatten be-
hploe fine itinfcnoe Elciebsrn for at
iloNtc Dem ltaar bereS fnItbore TclS
CT blcuen itor NOT iom Sanoelsparc.
MISUNDERSTANDING paabeapnbt.
st al DC ltprite SrGncringsforctagen.
Ser cnom planlagt / Soutb Safpta,
err / oiale Gage paabegpnot peb @ent-
north for at iortiGttes giennem 2afe
pg Wopop Goltltpcr. Slcrc Slliino
Nlcres Wprlono pil prrc laat nnbcr
Tlogen, naor oct belle Irbeloe er fillo-
fert.
8rrsbOppepeitem iprcbes. - Ser
melbtes / Sllltten al iorrige llgc, at
8rGsboppcrnc MI bar ppcripsmmct
itprc StrTfninger fra Gountpcr / Oct
ipopcitlige &ierne al Nortb Gafota
neooper gienncm South Tafcta, og-
iaa / mango Gonltper pcitcnfor Wtis-
iollriflooen ioapcl ionl langs benne.
&c glllbife SpGrme b~egpnote pglaa
at iprcoc Jig inoopcr Snnncs Miuer
@allep / Statcns ipoligc Goulltpcr.
.Tprite Mappurtcr ira "Slaamar-
fen. SrGitenloifincrnc par iaapibt
lat ignng pau ilcrc Steoer forrigc
lloc, pg ipn1 De fprite Happortcr ira
"Sloalnarfen" fan %anfprcs: SEQ
Glarf bapoe 40 Stores @pg gipct gien-
nenuinitlig A. @uibelS pr. Ncre; npr
Slirton bar trrifet Spcoc, Der pciebc
SO Tunb og Nap II @uibels pr.
Slcre; pco Gorbe Dor llobpttct al Sue,
DC life fllot ina gpbt, nemlig Is @rt-
ibels pr. Ncrc pg 59@ Tllnos %cgt;
en- Spgnger pcb Gupour gan 40 Nrl-
Ibcls pr. Mcrc % CT auocn pcb Gar
tbogc 46 @uibels; peo Danfton bapoe
en- 40 Icrcs Sapreager gipct Al @n-
IbclS pr. Mcrc, mcbclls Ell anbcn paa
% Ncrca gap AS @uibels; 30 Ncrcs
Wpg peb GcntcrpiQc gap 80 @llibels
pr. gcre. Ger or mlcgct iaa Snbu-
trial @orfers OF tie @orlo rllnot
Tierrc % forrciten / andre Strpg al
Stoten, oa ser irpgtes life for 8ien-
togclicr al TioraarctS ll~roligbcber.
Gn Miaiun fur 9anSepcic. Spis
&c forificlige Gollntpcr pil noe i'm
SfiTrp, ltaar South 9afota M fGr-
big til at ub9ipe ell Wtiaion Collars
for Tciorbeioe olelle innr, % oct cr
Sanfen at boloe bettc gaaenhc / flcrc
S(ar, ibet lloaiiterne berrneo belcs
mellem Gouu,tp, Stat og Den natio-
male Hcgicring. Statcns Sanocpeis-
Commission, ser beitanr al @upernsr
Norbccf, StatSingcnier Tcrr og
Srnnf Spccf, Den bcfienbte Sciinac-
MGR fra 9apreuce Gountp, orgali-
iereoes for fort Sib iiben % er M
bcifiGitiget meb at lloarbeibe Elaner.
commissioner aater at lrgge Seiar.
bcioet iaaIebcS tilrcttc, at &egierin.
gems arap imebcfommcS, pan famine
ISio icm Hcgierinssbiorag b~elsbcnoc
Iiig til Ell Nicrococls 0tinirn Collars
alercoc iaar fan erbolbcS. III Sta-
ten err bcpilgct ct lignenbe @clsb,
hporoi 100000 itrar itaar iii Haa.
higbeb, ON De i~orificlige Gountper
pocr lin Del.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-08-14

NhptUunT 1ur NnWllttHs llH0crs
holb. @altcr ". Auocrion, Der ionl
Yieolem al iiOiic Scgialatur gioroc
zig bcticnot uco al Ieoc &c io~riticQiQc
Nugrcb pua Den bcitaaeu6e Nomini.
itrotlon, bar III uomerfei ia / Ell belt
onocn Mctniua. ncnllig pco Of iorplia.
&c liz iii oclpis Of unocrbol6e ell 80.
n1llic, buis SorierQcr suifcr al hucr.
be zig / Armccn. epcrcit Butler, 33
@GK aamHeI % Sogcr / Qea Moincs,
enlfeoe al bucrpe iig Ill ArigsticneiiC
/ iii 6ag, men 6amiIien tlmoe life
itaa ne paa al ban bngte Srso Tor
SoIbaterne til eli Iapere 9sn, eno ban
M bar. Nnberion fom ham ilIhipIg
peb at iorpIigie iig iii AZ bctnle Dor.
i"fiellen / De 10 Ssnninger, 81 bebs.
rig moerteanct GoflmIent / hcnnC
Metning blep iremlagt. oa gaaerell
forieoen Sag melote Jig til Sleneiie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-08-14
Wimnciota.
Nuutiuus Eitcriplocr. e.

&nntions Giterfslgcr. e. u. @il.
al Glarria'n cr polgt til Sfolcs
superintendent / Snob Gorntp iltcoct-
Tor y 2. auution. iom rcliNncrcoc
at bare nutlnNct ior Wilaliabc-
Scr / i'm Gmbcbaieriel. Wr. @Iulnm$
or Wtcolcm al Iurmcra Nonpartllan
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-08-14

Gneimncnbc Snrbari. ~ Sanntj
@robcc. Ell pclitoacnbc Nnrnlcr nrr
hilbert Sea, ~ hans 10 Sonncr, 10
% Il Mar aamlc. or inbiot / nTpnte
@nS TTna'cl. nntlnncbc Tor at hopc
~iorepct ct borbariit Spcrialb pua
MRS. @rabcc, Nuitrn % Woocr. Gn
libcn McninQa'or'ticl inocu Samillcn
antagcS az hape uprct oen itpQQe iii.
brogclics Sphap. Zen pn0itc Spn,
Mar gammCl, par ON Nlitcncu fpnl.
men i~prin9cnoc til ell rTrboenoe Ha.
DO mco Den @eltcb, Of Sooeren og
hans 10 %rebrc holbt paa al taae 81.
net al Moocrcn. Nctop ipm Haboen
anfom I'll @orbccS SicmL rciite oe ire
ocrIra rim Niitomobil, % inoc / Nu.
let ianbt han Mrs. @rabcc ineret iii
Sengcn me0 Gang. &un par bibraat
ablfiulgc Sframnlcr % Saar, bpor.
Tor bun ltrar bra9tcS paa Soipitulet,
men henhcS appilelicr bite iia icnerc
az pTrc AZ ell minbre farlia Hatnr.
Zen %borboriltc Sabcr oa hans 10 10.
pcnoc Senncr blcp urreiicrcoc eitcr
lat pGre Tonne I'll hilbert Sea.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1917-03-22

the old hen can hatch him another one.
The Mail Carrier had such load on
his last trip he was compelled to throw
it off near Bounding Billows.
Poke Eazley. who spends good deal of
his time on Gander Creek during the
spring and summer months, went down
the other day and picked out a right
good place to sit, but reports that the
water is little too damp yet for good
fishing.
Miss Rosy Moseley is fast climbing
the social ladder, having had Yam Sims
to see her Sunday afternoon, and Crick-
ct Hicks Sunday night. Misses Fruzie
Allsop and Hostetter Hooks held a
meeting on Monday and resolved that
they cannot see what attraction any
nice young man could find about her.
One of the wheels ran off of the Tin
Peddler's wagon yesterdayl.while en-
route to this place and he has gone back
to look for it.
Miss Gondola Henstep was smiled at
by bachelor near Bounding Billows
one day last week, and she is planning
to pass there again soon.
AtlasiPeck believes there is a fine
opening for some good energetic En-
glish sparrows to build a nest at his
home since the chimney has got to lean
ing away from the house.
The Wild Onion school teacher is of
the opinion that the high cost of dog
taxes makes lot of dogs mad during
the summer months.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1917-03-22
GORTNER

Mr.. James Beeghley, of Eglon, W.
Va, filled the appointment in the
Union church Sunday morning, he
preached very helpful sermon from
2. Peter l $40.
Mr.. Lewis Ziegenheim, of Baltimore.
Md, spent Sunday at P. P. Gortner's.
Misses Elizabeth and Mary Lichty
returned home Friday from visit with
relatives at Springs, Pa.
Dan Swartzentruber, OF Greenwood,
Del, arrived at this place Wednesday.
We are glad to have Dan with US again.
A number of our young people at
tended the spelling bee at Cherry
Creek Wednesday night.
Mrs. N. C. Slabaugh and son Lee
attended church at Lynn Dale Sunday
morning,
We are sorry to note that Mr. and
Mrs. S. J. Lichty and Mrs. j. l..
Shelter are on the sick list. We hope
they may soon be well again.
Mrs. F. S. Irwin has gone to Fits
burgh, Pa, to visit her son.
Arthur DERRICK spent Saturday al d
Sunday with his best girl.
Lee D. Sanders attended the party
at Mrs. Whites at Underwood Saturday
night.
Mr.. W. E. SpoerIein went to Accident,
Md, Saturday, to visit his mother who
has been quite i'll.
Webster Slabaugh, Dan Swartzen-
truber and Miss Dora Lichty were
Sunday guests at S. W. Slabaugh's.
Roy Lichty and Harvey Swartzen-
truber were at the taffy pulling at O.
S. Riders Thursday evening. They say
they had sweet time. On the way
home, after the boys had parted and
each started on his respective way, Roy
heard a sudden splash then a paddle
paddleing in the water, it seems while
Hub was crossing Cherry Creek, he
met Miss Fortune on the foot log and
completely lost his balance, fortunately
he could swim and what might have
been serious affair turned out to be
huge joke on Hub.
Mr.. Patrick Shaffer, who has been in
the hospital at Davis, W. Va. where he
had undergone an operation of the
brain. has so far recovered that he
could be brought to his home near
Mason.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1917-03-22
MCHENRY

Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Brenneman and
little son Webster spent Sunday with
Mrs. Brenneman's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jonas Glotfelty.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Glotfelty and
family, Adam Teets and Charley Roy,
all of Stewarton. Pa, are home on a
visit.
Mrs. Susan WEIGH and granddaugh-
ter, Ivadelle Calls, returded home Tues
day after spending a few weeks with
her daughter, Mrs. Howard Brenneman
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Stark and
little son, of Boswell, Pa, are visiting
their parents here.
Miss Dorla Glotfelty and Maria Brant
spent Sunday with Ursula Glotfelty.
Miss Mary Carr was calling at L. c.
Hinebaugh's Sunday.
Messrs. Harry Mclean, Arthur Stark,
Asa GlOtfeltY and sister Ethel attended
the literary at Accident Friday night.
Mr.. Stephen Long has returned to
Mt. Lake Park after a weeks visit
with his brother, Mr. John Long.
Mrs. Farley Groves entertained a
number of friends with quilting at her
home last Wednesday. The ladies in
cluded Mrs. W. M. and MahIon Ralley,
Mrs Nelson Brenneman, Mrs. Clarence
Fraker, Mrs. Cyrus Stark, Mrs.
Dougald Mclean, Mrs. William Carr,
Mrs. John Long, Mrs. Josephus Fergu-
son, Mrs. Brison, Bosom and John
Glotfelty, Misses Mary Carr, Maria
Brant, Lucinda, Ethel and Dorla
Glotfelty. Mrs. Groves had two large
quilts ready for use when the day was
done. All enjoyed the occasion and the
bountiful dinner served by the hostess.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1917-03-22

all Chrstendom with a splendid op-
portunity of invoking the assistance of
Divine Power in depressing the hostile
antagonism that turks just beyond the
boundary of our own beloved country.
Surely Christian felications cannot at
this time be suffered a rebuke. so rely
ing upon the yeracity of such hopeful
promises, | appeal particularly to the
ministers throughout the land, who are
the chosen ambassadors of Gods
kingdom, upon earth, to exercise their
influence, by exhorting the faithful
to prayers of eaInestness. that the
derogatorv of war be removed, so that
peace and charity may abound in the
sphere where anamosity now reigns
supreme. ST. ELMO.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1917-03-22
HOGWALLOW NEWS,
DUNK Bolts, Correspondent.

q OONh DOl ., COrreSpCnOenC.
The Excelsior Fiddling Band will be-
gin next week on trying to learn to
play 'It's Long, Long Way to Tip
perary." They will walk to Tickville
while practicing.
Washington Hooks left late last night
for parts unknown, but is expected
back soon with side of meat.
The Hog Ford preacher will go to the
Calf Ribs neighborhood next week to
begin protracted meeting. as a
preacher can do lot better with re-
vival where he is not known.
The Blind Man was one of the sight
seers in Tickyille Monday of this week.
TheAssistant coroner attended dance
on Musket Ridge last Saturday night,
but did not do any good.
Fletcher Henstep, who has extra big
/, 1T, has been acting as filler in the
yelsior Flddling Band for some time.
Nile he cannot play anything much on
his fiddle he makes itup by starting the
applause after each selection is render
ed.
The town of Thunderation, in calf
Ribs section, is reported to be on a
boom, the Mail Carrier having deliver
ed five mail order catalogs there in one
day.
The pet chicken of little Fidity Film
ders passed away last week and he has
taken seat in the chicken house until
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1917-03-22
HUTTON

AVERT THE CALAMITY, PART III.
Ere my epistle reaches it's final desti-
nation the readers of THE REPUBLICAN
shall have already become fully aware
of the momentous significance which
the title of my letters imply.
Very recently newspaper gleanings
verify the stupendousness of our timely
presentiments, by announcing the de-
cisive determination of the Chief
Executive in promulgating the cor
rectness of armlng our merchantmen
and endowing the vessels with the
protection that such measures may
afford, during the prevailing strenuous
period.
Indeed this penitential season presents
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1917-03-22
CORINTH


We have had very bad weather the
last two weeks. We had over two feet
of snow but it is gone now, and is be-
ing replaced by another eastern snow.
Mrs. James Smith, of Holmes, w.
Va, died yesterday morning. Her
death was caused by heart trouble.
Mrs. Frankhauser, of Corinth, who
has been ill so long, died last week.
Miss Martha DeLawder, is some
better at this writing.
Miss Florence Browning returned to
Oakland yesterday, after spending
Sunday at home.
Miss Ruth Nicholson was visiting
home folks last week.
Will Wilhelm and daughter Opal,
spent one day last week in Terra Alta.
G. Green, superintendent of White
Sand Co., is spending some time at his
home in Fairmont, W. Va.
Will Ashby has made his daughter,
Miss Bernice, present of a fine new
piano.
Albert Severe, Albert Moon and AL
bert Wilhelm, of Alberts row, spent
one day last week in Terra Alta.
Miss Jessie Collins, of Corinth, w.
Va, has joined the Liberty Bell Bird
Club and wishes to correspond with all
members of the club near here.
Anybody that have their own potssseo
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1917-03-22
JENNINGS
%. s@99 s@909@.6 sStsg 90

Miss Leota Pope, of Sutton, Md, was
visiting Miss Evelyn Miller last week
The stork visited Mr.. and Mrs. Silas
Platter's home March 4, leaving big
baby girl.
Miss Elsie Butler was visiting her
sister, Mrs. Fred. Miller, last week.
Mrs. Sallie Huff was visiting her
daughter, Mrs. SIMON burst last week.
sassHa ry Shaw and family, of North
Carolina. are visiting Mr.. Shaw moth
er, Mrs E. E. Shaw, of Jennings.
Bruce Shaw was at Oakland, We'd
nesdav on business and returned home
Thursday.
Eddie Platter was visiting H. A.
Groves last Thursday night.
Mrs. Clarence White and Mrs. Mark
Layman were to Davis, Md, last Satur-
day on business.
Potatoes are very scarce in this
vicinity, having risen from $40 to
g, so per bushel within one week,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1917-03-22
. y9na.eYs ge@es0oss0eo0so.
KEYSER RIDGE

As a result Of the heavy snowfall last
week Mr.. Lohr's hog pen roof collapsed
under the weight.
Mr.. Adam Hanft is on the sick list
at this writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Duckworth and
family were visiting friends at Ursina,
Pa, Saturday and Sunday.
There will be an entertainment at
the Mineral Spring school Saturday,
March oath. Everybody welcome.
Mr.. C. j. Gester is busy making ties
for Mrs. Speicher.
Miss Bertha Spoerlein visited friends
at Accident Sunday.
W. W. Speicher had business at
Grantsville Saturday.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1917-03-22
900. Sssa el0es ..es.s0ssl9se Q
NEW GERMANY
.l0g@ 900. ys1.s.I.s.sI.sl.s .,l

A party was given in honor of Miss
Vespil Fike at the home of Mr.. Column
bus Broadwater Saturday evening,
March seventeenth. Those present
were Misses Ethel and Grace Broad
water, Ora Grove, Gretchen Otto,
Anna Shaw and Jennie Brown; Messrs.
Henry, Russell, Victor and Earl Broad
water, William Warwick, German
Jenkins and Ralph Wiland. Delicious
refreshments were served.
Mr.. John burst, of Luke, Nd, was
visiting his mother, Mrs. Alice burst
of this place. Saturday and Sunday.
Rev. Nom held services Sunday
morning in the Trinity Reformed church.
Miss Ora Grove spent Saturday night
at Samuel Otto's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Broadwater
spent Monday at Mr.. J. NJ. bursts.
Mrs. Austin Shaw, of Jennings, was
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c..
c. Swauger, of this place.
Mr.. W. d. Broadwater spent Sunday
afternoon at Stephen Broadwater
Messrs. Sheridan Broadwater, Owen
and Stanley Grove, of this place, are
employed at Luke at the pulp mill.
Mr.. Charlie jenkins spent Saturday
evening at the home of Mr.. Arthur
Broadwater.
Mr.. William Warwick spent Sunday
night at the horne of Mr.. Robert Grove.
BLUE EYES
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and live near enough to the woods to
get wood to cook them with, is con-
sidered independently rich at these
times of high prices.
Earl Hanger and mother, spent one
day last week with Mrs. John Brown
ing.
Mrs. NJ. L. Miller is some better at
this writing. Her son Esmond and his
wife are spending some time with her.
Bernice Ashby is attending school at
Corinth.
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Notice to Taxpayers
OFFICE OF
THE MAYOR AND TOWN COUNCIL
OAKLAND, MD.

March 6, 1917.
Mr.. G. M. Mason,
Tax Collector.
Oakland. Md.
Dear Sir:
1t is ordered by the Mayor and Town
Council of Oakland, MARYLAND, that you
proceed to collect all 1914 and 1915
taxes within the next 60 days. Other
wise they will call upon collectors
bondsmen for same.
Yours truly,
THE MAYOR AND Town COUNCIL OF
OAKLAND, Md.
(sEAL) By Arthur Lawton, Clerk.
This is to give notice to the tax pay
ers of Oakland. Md. that the under
signed will be at the Council Chamber
in the First National Bank building on
Alder street every day during the week
beginning March 26th. 1917, for the
purpose of receiving taxes due and in
arrear for the years 1914 and 1915.
G. M. MASON, Collector.
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Clab Hancock, who dropped from
sight some time ago, when he married
widow near Bounding Billows. has re-
gained his self control and is again
coming into public view.
Raj Barlow is in receipt of a letter
that was forwarded to him from Tick
vile without extra cost.
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MONEY TO LoAN-On first mortgage
security on improved real estate. Fred.
A. Thayer, Oakland. ADV.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-05-20
TICKS GETTING SCARCE
How the Horsefly Bites

From the Popular Science Monthly.
 When a horsefly alights on horse he walks around looking for tender spot. and this he finds with his hairy feelers, Then he cuts hole with the scissors shown on each side of the central tubular tongue
 An ordinary lead pencil cannot be sarpened to a point without sharpenins the lead So 1t is with the tubular end ot this tongue-like extension of the horsefi- Nature has provided it with barbed, piercing derrick ropes" The fly in- serts these sharp points into the horse and then pulls back on them. The barbs hold and the flys tongue Is forced down into the horses flesh. But if the hole has already been made, then it is not necessary for these elaborate tools to be taken from the sheath in which they are placed within the tongue or probos- cis The blood is sucked up by the tongue in practically the same way as by other forms of flies.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-05-20

Seventy-six members of the First Mis- sssippi regiment now at Camp Jackson have been mustered out of the service with honorable discharges. These were found to have families dependent on them for livelihood, and they have re- turned to their several homes over the state. Orders were received this week to recruit the regiment to war strength, and Governor Bilbo called for 800 volun- teers, but they have not been coming In any faster than the recruiting officers could register them. There is no doubt the conscription law will have to be put in operation before the regiment is up to requirement.
 The majority of the men who are show ing up at the recruiting stations here want to get in Uncle Sams navy, Il being received in one day, all coming from long distances. They will be sent to Norfolk and Newport training schools