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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-12-17
HALIF

Halifax. the scene % the recent eX-
plosion. has been 3 place q militarg
Importance since its foundation Dur
ing the Revolutionary War It was the
base Of supplies Of British armies
operating in New York and New Eag
land. Today Ii Is the most important
fortress Ia British America II vas
founded ID 1888. named in honor of ths
Earl az Halifax. AMI one year later
became the scat & government al
Nova Scotia
The harbor % Halifax Is one of the
finest in the world Being open
throughout the year. il has advant-
ages over any other Canadian port
The harbor Is six miles long and
mile vide Nearly sIl the foreign
trade OF Nova Scotia and in winter
great part Of the entire trade OF the
Dominion OF Canada with foreign
countries passes through Halifax
The largest transatlantic liners tie
up al its piers and il IS the landing
place for mails fron Europe TO Can
ada
Halifax Is defended By eleven forts.
including the citadel which e sit
uated on heights above the city The
Canadian Government took over the
naval and military establishment II
years ago. prior to which time the
place was naval base under direct
British control Canadian troops re-
placed British in the garrisons
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-12-17
NOTICE 10 CREDITORS.

Noszce IS hereoy given. Inst tie sub
srrffser las cbszi1e8 from the Orphans
Cozrt q 4rne Aruntiel CoEnty. En MARY
<anzE exrxte q
PHTIIP ELwooD P0ETEB.
tate = Aaua Arundel CoznfT. tecease1-
All perxons havfng efafE< zgatrsf the de-
reaSea are kereby warned TO exhibit the
<ar71 with TIE vn-rh1rS thereof. 20 the
subscriber nl - hefnre the
zrd DAY OF JUNE. 1918.
Thev mar arn@rwfse 81 law be excEUfed
f-r~a 81 heESfx ~ said estate. All r@r-
sgsns t-saNse.i Is said estate arS re71esezd
70 naake fmEeEfate payment
gsswea unssa- ay land tAIs 18th &zy 81
JAMES r. STRANGE
u2e-ts Admsr5s<r4tsr-
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NOTICE To CREDITORS.

Notzce e hereby given. That the sub
scrfber has obtained from the Orphans
Court q AnEe Arundel County. in Mary
lana Letters q Administration On the PER-
<onaI estate es
WILLIAM BROWN.
late q Anne Arundel County. deceased
AT perS0rs hzvfng eizizS against the de-
csa Sezf are hereby warued 70 exhibit the
sarse. -xfth the v0uehers thereof 20 the
Surs.s-saer On or before the
srd DAY OF JUNE. 1918
Ther nay csherwfse. By law. be exciuded
from all benefit q sid estate Al Per
zo-x Indebted 20 sid estate are TeQEezts1
70 uazke EzmeIkate payment
Given Under ny lard this -stA day *
JAMES THOROGOOD.
AEzrsufzrr4ror-
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NOTICE. TO CREDrr0Rs.

Scsiee s. hereby given. tAar Aae euh-
sersDer e Anne AFunGe2 e0BEtE Aas a1
ratne8 from the 0FpAaas Court &c AEne
Arundei e0nntg, il MzETlznA lertsss -
GtUflisrrer1Ul on the perso14z sseaea 81
WM H EHzFTEN6vnN
late q Anne ArUusiei tsatE al
All r'efsoEs having eaa3aE EEalHsf re d.
FHzsef.- are GRrE8F warned exhibit
sabsEriher .ou Or before Gsa
sgh Day or MAJ. HIS
They uzy otherwise. b. law - sxca.Eesz
srDzE al Ee1e1z q said essta All nzr-
sozs sree1ret 90 said estate ara neznzas sss
80 ru1ke Immediate Eavwent
tsG%sl unaer ~ hand tits 5gt1 day ~
October. 1917
WALTER WHIT Z I1sET0sE.
A3wF
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-12-17
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

NesEce - hereby Etve-- tA@T rhe Suo-
s-.-she- AZ Arma Aruas7sl eauntv has CD
-sfups7 fro-n the Orrhars' CozrT q Azzs
A-uHs5e1 cozRry In NarEian1. letters Ees-
earaer1nrv On the personal estate Ct
GEORGE jacob
lar. II Anue Arursez coUntv. deceases1
an r@-srua having claims 1=zirSe TIE D.
,..s-saas ~ he-env warned TO exAIhfk TIE
<4Era wsrh the v0Rehe-S rAereof- % TAe
suRsserfher on or before the
seth DAY OF JUNE 1878
49, r-~v o<h@-wfxe. br law be exclz1e1
s-e-n AZ hene6t q sid estate A. k<S
-, - s.s,ra.s - ssss ez<zte are reQEes<E1
- uxke fzEeff1te paTZe2E-
Given under NY had Ek1s IAkh a. &
LOUISE n JAC0BI
Ajax. e Z =
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80 . -. -.
NOTICE no CREDITORS.

Notice "a AeFehy Ulgem Ghas gAn sub
serEbor h1s o6tafGeA FREE. tAe Orphans
Court ~ AIa& Ar1mael cg-atT. Sd MaEw-
.ar1 laets9s af administration nI TIE per-
ScnzE estate oS
ERNEST c. GAUss
bate e Anne Arundel esGreg. &eease-
Az pETs0Es having ClFtEs a-aElst tEe ae
eease1 are berenT wrez % exhibit Eas
sare wtrn are WuI aErE dearest e te
suhEeFErer ea az before tEe
issh DAY OF NAY. 1919
EkeE nay n-1tFHlTe. GY fEW. - exc E2et
iEse1teI 20 s1la ess4re ara Ee4zss 81
RAKE iu1rea aEa
Gives lader NJ aaat this fssh say =
NeFE1lheC. rsfT.
PRANK II GAUS&
FREDERICK Il GAUSS
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-12-17
GEO. w. JONES
Circulating Library

TIE following baokz we're adde5 20 sne Ii
orarv week ending Oczo5er 9Th. 1917.
sThe Secret witness b. George Gibbs
TIE CineEa Mgrder.s b z P1ilitrs
ffpreE helm
The Lcekozs Mzn.~ 81 n Bower
Anne's House q Dreams 5y L n
Mon E0uery.
Webster Mans Man By Peter Kyne-
The Hearts Kingdom. By Maria II.
DAvfnss-
Green Fancy By George 3. McCEteh-
con
The Sgfagy Recetvsr.- 81 Eleanor Alb
hatr-
In HappT valley By Jcen Fox Jr.
Calvary Alley bF Alice Hogan Rice
NEW BOOKS 49, scks 4 az
OH ponzR Fee sav.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-12-17
NoTIcE TO cREDIToRS.

Notice Is he-eSF given tAae tie ssb-
s s.EissE s Sc, ,stsize sFez t-e oFs
sid. iatseEs tezE1E1ezkzrr ca sic per-
sglal estate q
GOTTLFEB EELDMEEEE
late ~ AaEe arm lei county. aseaa sd
AM persons having claims aEzl1ss saz ass-
sane. With the vouchers thereof. g re
subscriber on or before tRe
Issh DAY OF NAY, IsIs
EheY nay otheTWf<e b. law be eEs1Esla5
from sl he1e1t y safa eStsge-AN rarsoss
iEslebted O. said ezEate are res4Eeesez -
mzrs 1ErA2eriate payment.
Glvea Gnasv ny hand fAfs 1zxh day og
NnveMber 1917.
E5T1rA s EELD3EEzrER
HfMHsfnf~
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Company A CerpsraEtcn-
In the CfremEt CcErx Tor Anne ArundPl
Comfy No AA6I Equity
The Annapolis Storage and Transfer
C1Epauy having TIED It's petition praytnE
its dissolution. together with All papers
required BY Law 20 he ilesi herewith prior
70 rs diss0lTrfez. X Is thereEuQn
Ordere1 By the Circuit Court 81 Anne
Arundel Eouztv. this 18th day e N0TeZ-
her. nineteen hundred ala seTsuteel- That
TIE said The Anuzpotis Storage ana
Transfer Cdnpany. q Annapolis. anne
Arundel Coznfy. AaFyIand- be dissolved
Unless eauss 20 the cJutrary be shown On
~ bsfssre the
zsfh day Of Deeeszber. 1877.
Provided q capy If this order be published
three times Ia some newspaper puolEs1ei
81 Auue Arundel c0Eaty on or before the
.4fA day ~ Deceuber. 1917. and
IL Is further ordered. That al persons
having 1ny interest in said corporation
sh07~ cause i any they have Oh Or be
fore the e1Eh day u EssceEbEr. 1917. way
said corporation ske1lH not be dissolved
VA HENRY F0RSYTHE JR-
Associate Judge Of CfreEit Court
Fer Anne Ar1ndei C0unty-
True Copy Test
GEO WELLS. Clerk n2S-itw-S~.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-12-17

N1sIre q here5T riv@1- TAst TIE s19-
~~rsFaer E-~ rArzfresz f-uu -Ee 1-v1zES
Cn.zrt - Anzs ArEnEel CcIEEy- IN Mary
tad Letters Tex<1EzeE1z ry o. TIE rerEczA4
estate ~
CATHERINE MATHEWS.
I1te 81 Azze Arms CHZL1T- dece1sesI-
Al uersoas having claims aEzinEE the d.
ee@s sd are hereky warned % exhibit rEe
sane viii 1ke wournerS thereot. - TIE
subscriber. e. 81 before tAe
I'D Day or yESE- ISIS
Tar wav 1eke-wsse- hv law b exclz&ad
49, - h@nRHt e seS1 estate Al per-
ssas fnzehte5 70 said ezezte are Eequezz94
- Eazks IEnseszxsse payment
Gives undEr ~ k4z4 tA1s @srA 41T u
wKNsox O. corr.
500 BxssEfsr.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-12-17
ORDER NISI.
Iaa ! osrnl-A. e A. = ssanna Fsans-r

IaA j. Cornish. es al. ~ yeanna PsaBSer.
In the Csreuzt Eourt for Anne Aruaael
County. No. go EszUiEy-
Ordered tbs E.h LAY at uNeeesnbsr. Iglz-
IE2z the szfe q the property lzezE ioZes4 II,
rheSe mrgesagtif1--s. made aIl reported 1g
james NJ Munr0@ and tse0F-9 + EuIlll1E-
LruS1e@s b< rxtIne& ard coa GFwzeaI- uHlesS
e4wxe so TIE esa1tEMFy EhsENeT Re shown ga
0r before Ehr
sts Day Of JaanAry. Ssxt.
Provided q cenv * this order te Easavfeg
In s1A1e newspaper pZ1ssSAes& I'm Al1e
Arundel C9ElEg. o1ce in each - r2re& Eszc-
eesStTe wees before the Ith day - gaAu-
AIRY next
re report states the ameuAt q sale %
he S-EzNoM
GEO. WELLS. Clerk
GRO. WELLS. Clsrk dIe-.d-
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-12-17
thursday. 10th day Of December, IL

st IgSa O'CLOCK p. VI.
All fAaE lot q -r1Gnl lying en- the south
S38e IT Prince George street ~ tie ElSE
rf Annapolis Maryland abelr y. feet fr0M
tie Intersection of Prince George street
wriah fsEaLgA street. wAksA fronts en- I'rlEce
George street u feet and ASS depth q
40oHr 81 feet and Is Improved oT 4EMD-
STORY FRAME DWELLING HOUSE.
Insured Ia xMe taerElaH FIRE Insurance.
company for i've hundred d0LarS. and be-
fuE the property lately eecGEle1 OF the
said William Brown AMI Mary l. Brown.
ais wffe. IS 1AsfF 1o1e. oosh being now
fiese8Sat IAiS property - @eSlraolv to-
"a taE On pE5aee George street. near tAe
steambaat wharf and offers ar gpqertnn-
rs 70 eotzku = comfortable aouae &C rea-
sgus be PRICE
TERMS uE SALE-r4xh on rati6earIVz
u sale 4 deuasiE q cue huEGred dol
lars GA aee01as q me EurzAase Elo1ey
VIII - Fel4lre1 on che dap q sale.
Fer further particular inquire - the
Ezgaersi GEzst.
JAMES NJ NUNROE.
Attorney Named IN the Mo-<EGSe-
GEORGE u. SAFFIEI.D.
AEc-loEeer. rs til
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-12-17
PRFSFRy4TI0N OF FORESTS.

Protection ~ the forests has De-
come an imperative publie necessity.
The National Government Is giving
consideration % the care and preser-
vation OF its timber lands. but the
States 50 Far have indicated little II
ary interest whatever The time IS
coming when the timber viii be gone
and no trees coming On 70 draw from
The work q reclamation should sx-
tend to the forests and the psople
should lerd . hard without delay.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-12-17

n the Circzit Court for Anze Aruudel
Couatv. Ne. go Equity
Ordered thls sra dzy q Deeelher. 1917.
That the sale - the property Mentioned In
these ftT0ceesllEzz made z1G rEs1er1ef1 D.
E4U@s Il MuaEae- Atr0r1eF- 1e ruti6ed an
eolE rusesf- uEiess cause 70 tie cuutrzry
thereof he sk0Wn 81 Or before the
sth Day of January. Sexts
ProFIdesE a e1Py q tbs oTslev BE inserted
In same newSE&peF r-nlSsAe& Is Anna
Arundel C0GEET. ezre IL ssea Il three sue
gessiye weeks before the 7ta 4ay e JanE-
aFy, next
Tie report states tie amount q sale ID
he S6AAn4
GEO. WELLS C1erk-
Gro. WIS. Clerk. Eta-ss..
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-12-17
MORTGAGES SALE
Or vALUABLE-
HOUSE and LOT,
On Prince George Street. Annapolis,
Maryland.

By virtue AZ = power u sale contained
IL 4 mortgage from Wifli4El Brcw2 and
wife 70 ~ AMn1polix Savings InsEirEtioz-
dated the EEst day ~ DeceLbeE. 1se8. 1aL
recorded n the Land Lsec0Eis q Anze
AEmnslal eoEEty IN Lf6er G. W. No ~
fauis and AZ TIRE re9aess ~ the 0wEers
viii OFFER ST wEba&c sale a. TIE Court
House aocr in the City Of AnEErslls
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-12-17
- 0RDNANrE

g +. ny
go q tie Cs - A
stsls water. 81 adding saeEo
one additional ssEStan e follow
SECTION and Is h Numbered
$500
Section 8a 4 eStaas az
a4iEs1 bE tha AaToF Ae
Aldermen cE tAa City q
tAar Article XII g TIE As
Code q the CITY 81 A1Iaa9
the same IS hereby a-esa z.
ing sasreto one additional sA
loilaw aitsT Section and . BIB
bered Scctioa IA, ard @ FeA- - TO-
lows.
Section IA X shan oe 9n%s-4t
tor any persoa Or persons. aEsn4 e
agents IRA OF fru-s, coEReEA--1a g
c0rporaIlonS, 70 F-aee e c- >
placed II any store. aNei
ing o. any place N-soeFeF
the limits Of TIE CITY g Aa2<Reil
any closet other tn an
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-12-17
Stockholders Meeting.
THE ANNAPOLIS BANKING AND
TRUST COMPANY.

The znraal meeting Of the stock
holders 81 the Annapolis Banking &
Trust Company VIII BE held AZ it,
Banking House. corner OF Main St
and Church Circle. On
THURSDAY. JANUARY :. 1917.
at Il a'cIock &. for the purpose Of
eIeeting 2 hoard q directors FOR the
ensuing year ard the transaction O.
such cher business as may properly
come before the nesting
FRANK II THOMPSON. JR
4sdfz-eW Secretary.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-12-17
A Sv0EEIESS by.

Il was a w0man, DR.. Anna Sazw.
ths great woman Suffrage leader. wao
suggested j s1okeless dzy once a
weeK for Americans. 50 that the to-
bzcco thas saved nay Sc sent @ oar
hoys in France Tobacco Is scarce
ard very high over there. Doubtless
th9se American chaps IN the trenches
would be glad indeed 70 gel the
maEin's7 @hEch might Be sent them
as she result Of such Z sacrifice CT
the psrI q the 6eTo.ees q Queen
Nicotine * home And they wo1lz
appreciate the spirit that would
prompt the self-denial Nothing vii
par heart into our boss ~ The Erozt
more than 70 knOw that TIE folk A.
home are thinking q them and do
Ing things for their comf0rt and vel
being All the time. Just imagine how
proud those boys would be II amer
.czs army Of smokers would leave or
smoking for one day each week in or
Ter 10 send them tobacco
While American soldiers are going
hF0agh the final preparations. aftiag
hem for trench activity. ard carrying
iat their maneavers Within sound Of
be Booming Of the cannon n the ar-
ng line the American soldier il The
training camps 4 playing football ard
holding track meets where athletic
excellence IS the air. There Is ncth--
ing tncongFuoas IN this. the Amer
can is naturally a light-hezrted. care-
free individual and has. when the
aour Of testing comes. indicated that
he IS Just as earnest in the face O. 3
big Job as be IS czre-free in meeting
he ordinary affairs OF life The IN
5nite variety Of the true American IS
what makes him different from tbs
other people q earth his keen ap-
probation of humoE. his zsst for mar
" sports. his Innate sense OF fair
play may be the effect OF the melting
pot bat whatever e may result from.
Z has made q citizen OF which any IA
ton might feel proud and the appar-
eut superiority assumed By the young
American Is not pride but the result
81 comparison with others. Our
lightness OF disposition does nor mean
that We cannot enter fully into the
more serious matters OF existence.
As long as It Is PetTograd and not
S. Petersburg. there IS hope
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-12-17

The re-bir,h OF Russians Is taking
place without any modern improve
msnts
The Emperor Charles recently e.
capped drowning. That's bad omen.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-12-17

No. . ccAc0i ~. m-4-o1
Lest Wants. For Sais. For RenL &c.
Al Classified Aavexrtsensnts q = woxcs
% sesz. 1-Sr ln4erz1o1- - ce1ts. Sz5ES
7Eezk fls<-xtong. oae-kAtf cent a Eor6
OFsE = ws-es sss c41s q w0rd- arEt IL
MONEY TO LOAN
To loan have . funs q $50 to Esan
% first mortgage security. George 7.
Nelvin Annapolis Nd est
LOST
LosT--Betweea EancrCfT Hall aad ST.
AnEes tAurcn pair sl-4I AoSe glasses
u ease- Etnd9r leave AZ Capital er7ee-
HlsrBB.
wANTED-Exuerteuee er.oE. Mast have
resereaae Apply Is conauiy ST dIT--z-
wASrED-goen and beard for laay. near
SEste Circle. state terms Address =
2 = 0A 80 ris-.-
WANTED-At once- Z nursery gogernezs-
apply 40 Maryland avenue. Mrs !. y
- -.
w4SrED-wossan for reneral house
- s,..,ss ---.e-.s g-.-,f- s-1 rsF---r.-sss
s 1-s-~t
wANTED-cesorss woman as Surse.
Must ssaF AZ night Coed reference
Apply IL King George 81 berWeen
al - 2 = els-u
WANTED-A boz willing 10 work il Cru
- -------- - - - 80
W4~Trn-sTF Fxrsa T-aa-h r9sr.r rn.r-
fer 4 brnks-- nsv 500 10 $500 ner
SET send by qercsi post and receive
r9rrS s--as- rrTf. -fs,r,si- p r.sr-frl
-
-----------s-- -
rs,r, pxN-v So. 49, - tsn
20 - - - 49, -4As @-N I-L. ~
-, g,r,-, - = - 8
- - - 49, ~ ~
So Z L@---1s - 49,
A1ryl4G1 4xenEe Fn4rI1sey al3-lw-
- $50
FNA nf-N - s..ssAlA hnaa- % n41.9ReE
49, sent Sl- Apply MA E,a-ls-
FOE EEST-HoEse ca Malls - l0VeE Tea
NEEr7y Ave. est
TOR REST-5-rosm brick house. near Ma
raj Academy All modern improve
NESTS Apply 80 Prince George Street
r9s-rf
FOR REM Room HOUSE West Street
-
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-12-17

As long as It Is PeTograd and no,
S. Petersburg. there IS hope
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-12-17
ORpER NISI.

n the Matter Of the sale ~ the Nsrtxaxed
Zeal Estate 81 CAxh<rEne Hebrga ard
Elizabeth HeAFoa-
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-12-17
ORDER OF DISSOLUTION.

Ex-P2rfs Annapolis storage and Transfer
Company Corporation
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-03-30

Kaiser Bill Hohenzollern started this
war to get a place in history along
side Alexander the Great" Instead
he will be known as william the
Terrible Murderer" Millions of his
slaves have been marched into the jaws
of death for no other reason than to
crafty his bloody ambition. No Won
der the world is in arms against him.
He is a curse to humanity What q
blessing it will be if his subjects revolt
as I'D the enslaved people of Russia
last week and Danish the bloody des-
poti There are reported TO be signs
of revolution in Germany now. and
it is sincerely hoped it may materalize
For many years after the present
Kaiser assembled the throne there was
much talk of his warli6e tendencies,
but as the years went by the world in
general paid less attention to his
military prepare tons, becoming acous-
toned to the policy. But now his
diabolical life plan is plain. When he
started this war he thought the time
was ripe to conquer the world. Other
nations were peacefully inclined ana
unprepared He would suddenly sweep
through France and then whip the
other countries in quick succession.
But there arose in his path obstacles
mere formidable than he had reckoned
Freemen of French fighting for their
country and their homes. Belgian
patriots resisting the outrages of the
Kaiser to the last ditch. These We're
the forces that spoiled Bits world
auering plot.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-03-30
NOTICE.

During the month of April we will
contract with farmers for their entire
crop of Sorghum at thirty five cents
per gallon. All contracts which we
have signed with farmers have been
withdrawn and the above prices applies
provided you send your contracts To
us for new ones.
Plant cane and arrange with us for
its distribution. We have placed con-
tracts for all we can secure at the
above prices. This is as good price
as the farmers should expect and we
trust that If you are not able to get To
Louisa to see us that you will write us
to forward contracts to you by mail
signed
Remember barrels will be scarce and
The farmers contracting will be furnish:
ed barrels first.
THE LOBAcO COMPANY.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-03-30

and bounded and described aa follows
10 wit.
Fourth Traet-Beginning nj n beech
on elm near the LeNlsa fork OF the
Big Sandy river on the conditional
line OF Nathan George and Moses
Price, thence $ 20 W up the river 81
poles 10 beech by drain. $ "a y 81
poles TO a beech and black gum in the
Vanhoose Gap. $ IS T. "a poles 10 a
beech and sour wood on The bank OF
the branch. $ 2ah w 70 poles to a
beech and Linn In the head OF branch,
S ~ w 30 poles 10 hickory on a
knob az the head 81 branch. corner OF
the Price 1876 acre patent thence 5
ss T. 80 poles to n spanish oak y 80
y 30 poles 70 a pine and hickory. y &.
W 10 poles TO chestnut oak. n 80 4
~ poles 10 white oak. n II T. 20 poles
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-03-30

patent IL 1876 acres issued to Moses
Price on January Q. 1854, n 5s1s W
ss poles TO a hickory on knob, 5 sS T.
with a conditional lire between Moses
Price and Nathan George 80 poles 70
spanish oak, N 80 + SO poles to pine
and hickory >. 10 w 10 poles 20 a
chestnut oak, n 30 Il ~ poles to a
white oak. MI r. 20 poles TO sour
wood, N z4Is L ~ poles TO small black
oak, y as l. 8 poles to a white oak. y
1879 w ~ poles TO a black oak on n
elm, n 4s w le poles 10 a sptnish oak
on top OF the river hill n "a W 80 poles
TO the river, \ 20 Il down the river
80 poles S 23ia i. 80 poles 10 rock
near a drain 5 rs Il las poles 10 the
beginning. containing PAS acres more
or less.
a tract OF land in Lawrence county
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Golfers weekly shorty before the war

Golfers Weekly shorty before the war
in 1914:
ION his way west from. the car
through Fourth street, he ran into a
stream OF sweatshop workers flowing
homeward toward the East Side
There was an endless black river OF
them, and he had to shoulder his way
against the current. The men were
unshaven and understood. The girls
were understood also, little thing not
up to his armpit. There was not one
OF them men or women, of his own
Anglo Saxon Celtic race. Many were
gibbering in strange tongues Those
who spoke English spoke in the awful
accents of the New York streets. For
one block, two blocks, three blocks,
he fought the current of the alien
pygmies."
In New York Tribune of some
what later date this paragraph also
was taken:
I'm 1915 the United States Marine
Recruiting Bureau in New York City
received HOP applications for enlist
ment and of this number only SIC were
able to pass the physical examination.
a few weeks ago Prof, Robert d..
Ward, of Harvadr aitdh sh,zk Ii
Ward, of Harvard, had this to say
before the American Genetic Assocla-
ton in New York:
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TO sour wood. n g4M Il IL poles 10
a small black oak, n. IS Il 9 poles 10 \,
white oak. y l6is " So poles 70 4
blnck eak on the clin, y % w 10 poles
to spanish oak on top Of the river
bill. \ IS W IS poles to the beginning
containing cz acres moro orlcaa each
OF said tract being the same land
conveyed Myer Frank 20 Arthur Pres
ton. recorded In deed book 80 nj paro
l2s Lawrence County Clerks onico
sale win be made upon credit Of ak
and twelve months Tor equal parts 81
the purchase price bearing six per
cent Interest bonds with approved sec
urity required and a lien retained on
the property 50 sold to secure the pay
mont ~ same, bonds payable 20 the.
plaiuun. w 81 SAVAGE,
Master Com. L. G. q.
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Every community should organize
to take hold of Germans who act and
talk disloyally of the United States.
Ambassador Gerard warns the United
States to prepare for trouble of this
kind. German spies are plentiful in
the United States. Many who have
secured naturalization papers and
sworn allegiance to the United States
are violating their obligations and they
should be put under arrest as soon as
war Is declared.
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Some ornamental plaster work is
being done on the ceiling OF the new
church. which is delaying the compile
ton OF the job somewhat. The base
ment is practically completed and will
be put into use Easter for both Sunday
School and/ church services,
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EASTER SALE

The ladies of the NJ. e Church. South
will hold their Easter sale on the
sixth and seventh of April. At this
sale they will have many pretty and
ueeful articles. Also, refreshments
will be served.