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The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1917-01-04
Criminal and LaWTCourt

Criminal and LawTCourt
Convenes on Second Monday in April, AuguF
and December.
Ken Hicks, Judge,
W. H. Buttran, Attorney Gen.
CIV Summers, Clerk.
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1917-01-04
Chancery Court

Chancery Court
Coavenes on the Third Monday in May and NC
vember.
A. H. Roberts, Chancellor.
R. A. Davis, Clerk add Master
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1917-01-04

Quarterly County Court
Convenes the EFirst Monday in Janurry, Apr
Julv and October, with the following Justices
the Peace:
list Dis. P. H. Adcock and ]. B. Webster
End A. Joyner, N. L. Duncan, D. A. Ia
lor
5rd G. w. Bingham John Powell.
9Th Jno A. Jones, P.W. Huber, Brui
Schubert.
9Th Dist. w. M. Billiard, A. S. Griffith.
68h " HH. Pltman, II. A. Lewallen.
7th " NJ M. Grad, f.. NJ. Adkins.
9Th A. NJ. Bishop, HoEs Lee.
9th Alex Handy r. H. MAIDEN.
10Th j. M. Langley, II. A. Cross, W.
Campbell.
tfth Dist. d. w, G. Hickman Robt Lyon$
18TH Chas Pearson, ]. ID. Young.
w. Il. Stricklin, Judge
S. II. Jestes, Clerk.
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1917-01-04

Wishing will accomplish moth
inc working will accomplish
much.
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1917-01-04

All young men should set
steady pace and kee p it through
Iif. and they will accomplish much
good for themselves and the com
munitv in which they live.
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1917-01-04

Write it 1917, and do right
also.
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1917-01-04

Wartburg stands ready to wei
come and encourage new indus
tries and new enterprises.
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1917-01-04

We ask those of our subscribers
who are in Arrears to send us IN a
letter the following sixwords, the
sweetest in the English Ian
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ENCLOSED
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CHECK
FOR
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-04

Na6stum 81 tommen. 8eibe 5ridts
podien 3iemlid idnsll unO beidat-
ten ben 8oDm Bel %genigenb oiter
Saot 70 fart, baB Queds uno 9tfteE
nur timmerIi9 parunter oegetieren
f0nnen unb fdIieBIi4 eingsben.
0ieie gehunblung brtngt ben aas
n~obaoifeIn gep5hnltd ben fidersn
Sob, bic aueten limb dber oft nod
ni6t ale banda DerfdpunDen. Denn
man a6er aIsbalb pflugt, nodoem Die
5ru9t pom Qanbe, bedrbsitet in Der
borerndbntsn @eife ben Script hins
bura unb i'm nGaFten 6ribiabr unb
beiteIlt oann NIT Mais, 10 piro aud
Der leBte gef BON Queden bertiIgt
fein. QnFatt Millst unO 8uhpei3en
lam man nit bemIslben GrfoIg all4
i'm 5rii6iabr Elm @smengs BON 5as
fer, Grbien uub Gommerpiden reht
bid ousfdsn, nah poronfgsgongensr
georbeitung bes 2anoss i'm Spdts
iommer unD 9erbit
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-04
anOdsnidrOt nIs 6iibntrfntter.

Rnpdenobfdae gibt es in ieber
6anspirtl61ft uub nuf ben Gar.
men, mo gisb gsi6la1tet ntro, gss
D1hnli6 cine gan3e MeHge, Die iif)
10 ergebenben anohen per0en aber
msiit neggenorfen, ieltsn Dab mon
Ie aIg 8inger inter bic 0bf6Gums
ober an dbnli6en 9IdBen singrGtt,
Die neinersn RnDten freiIsn ssmeins
BIN 5unbe uno nit ben groBsrm
f6leppen fs fd heruu. Die 8npheu
fte1en dber Elm re9t bea9tensDsrs
tee Gutfer fir bic 9Ibner oar, fie
bana9 ni6t nur gut Gier lsgen psr-
nen, ion6srn ie erfparen aud onoss
res 5uttsr; Is 1T bssbalb re6t gss
oaafenlos unb IsbIethaFt gsbnnbelt,
nenn man nit ben &nD9en nnhldftg
oerfdbrt unb iie niht in oisfsr Msiis
perpertet. Sn 10 moHder 9efIiigel=
baltung fomrnt GnodenmshI our
8ernsnbung. 0os aetouft pirb; babel
ldbt man bic gnoGen aus Der eiges
neH 6~aasbnItung uno bic F9 bsim
eigeuen S6la@ten ion 3isreu ergss
beu. a4tIus bsilsits IisGsH anD
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-04

bel isbssmaI 70 tisf srsiten, Dab sr
inter ben buri5pntaI i'm 8ooen per-
breiteten Gusdenpur5eln Iduft uno
oitIe pollitdnoig in bic RGbs Der
Obsrfld9e briRgt. 5atIdnIia lam
bisies gfliigen iaon i'm Oor9srgebens
ben Sabre glei9 mad aberntuns Der
5ruht beginner.
Sn Der 3piiasn5eit BON einsm
pfIiigen gum anOern bat bann cine
Notwithstanding itdtt3ufinOen,
oft genug, INN allies 8IattDa4stunt
au Der6inbetn. @an3 ausge3einnet
iar bieieu 3ped 1T bic 5eosr3aAns
eage, aber aud irsenO Elm anoeres
@erGt, bas bic 8ur3eIn beraus5iebt
unb an bic GberiId6e brtngt, 1T ses
eiqnet. 9ie berausge5ogeueu Wurs
3eln fDnnen auf 6uufen 5uiammens
geeggt unb petR troden genug, osrs
brannt fperbsn, ober aud beim 2ies
aen an Der GberIId9e perirodHen ne
uno iterben ab unter @tnrpirtung Der
Some unO Der 8inos. Die Sdets
bensaae lit teiu paIienoes @erdt fir
oisIen 3tped, neil fe Die Bur3eln
ntdt an bic GberfIdde bringt unb iie
seri6neibet, mas mogIihit Dernieoen
nerben foll.
SoIlte infolge ungiinftigsr 8tttss
runqsperbdltntiie bic g~ertilgung np4
nitt aan3 Dolltommeu Ietn, 10 emps
fie6lt iin, bos 5sIO i'm ud4iten
Iriibiabr m0gli6it frih gu piliigsn,
noa meter nit Der gggs gu bear
beiten unb bann nit Wlais 81 bes
pflan8en, Der in Der JoIge gut be-
badt pirb. Rsbenbsr bait man gut
Qugfnau mad stpaigen StelItn, ND
i6 nod Austen ooer 9tfteln 5sigen
ipIlten, unb 3srit6rt NIT osr 9anbs
bade.
qatiirIi9 Idbt f6 bic 9ertiIgung
Der untrduter aud nit grfoIg be-
treiben, pbue SaB auF cine grnte oers
aidtet pirb; bies bat baRu III ge>
ideheu burd cine ~teiIpsiie 8neds
bienlide 8earbeitung in gerbiaoung
nit bsm anbou BON Iolden 9etpd6'
fen, bic rdiani6Iig fuO unO ben
gpben gut bsiaatten, nit naffpls
aenber 8eitelluHg BON 9atfriften
ODER aud, inbsm bas 8erfabren 3pet
Sabre no6eiamber bsfolgt piro. Gs
mub bann i'm 5pmmer alsbdIO mad
Qberntrng Der Grudt gspfligt uno
na6fptgenb bis gum 3ufriersn in
berIelben DeiIe, ME oben angegebeH,
nit Der gggs bearbeitet peroeu. SIN
5ri6iabr pirO tpieber gepfligt unD
~6earbettet bis etpa ausgangs SUM-,
8u pelder 3sit oann Miltst Ober
9u9pei8en eingeiGt pirb, in iebem
fall 81 8uibel auf ben Qcre. Die
boraufgegangsne 8earbettuns oes
Qanbes pirb bic untrdutsr 70 ees
{6pG1t baben, baB Der 9ltnst Deer
8udnsi8en idOn sinen gutsn 8ors
fprung bat, ebe bic srftsren fid pieber
10 nett erbolt bdben, nm trdftiq ins
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-04
aaIberanfsndt

Die 6auptfddLidisn 5s9ler 6si hsr
adIberaui3utt FR0: 81 tnappe ST.
ndbrun8 nit Mila, gu iaroffr
uebergang BON Der ulil9ua6runa
gum aau6futter, Miangsl an Gut,
Gidt uno 8epeguug. 4uf3adt BON
adlbern BON tpenig Isiitungstabigeu
gluttertiereH, gu geriuge geottung
Der abfammuHg, gu tribe genuBung
5ur 3uht. - Die 5ebler, bic in otss
Ten yuntten BEL Der aGlbsrouf8u6t
gema6t perben, treten ipdter bel BEN
srpadfenen Rinbe INNER 8u 9age
uRo iinb ME pisosr gut gu MAIDEN.
8sionbers nirb binIiatlia Der grs
ndbrung Der adIbsr oft geiinoiQt,
inoem man ben 3ieren i1pn al frub
bic Ulila ent3iebt. Wann lsbteres
gsitehsn fol-, hangt beioupsrs baDon
alb, ob e i'm cine Wsilas ober Mags
raiie ith baHbelt, OBJ bos aal6 3ur
4uf3u4t ooer our Mlait beitimmt 1T,
pie fem a0rper5uItanD beItaFfen 1T;
ferner boopn, ME bod bic Mlild su
%ueriperten 1T. SIT bic gr8eugung
h0diter Nlil9lsiitung elmer Wltlds
roiit 3ped, 10 ent3isbt man bic W}iia
i'm allgsmeinsn iru5er, ais bort, 100
0lait 9nuptspsd 1T. SIN lebtersn
5nlle beldbt man bic 8oumil6 bis
gum utter Don minoeItens 8 0oden,
TN e~ritereu bon "a Monen.
Die gntn06nung geTdebe allmd6s
It6; tdgli9 sut3iebs man nibt mebr
al5 15 Quart @OlImilh, pas man
bura Magermild srieBt. 9as bas
ourd ent3pgene Set Der 9oIlmi!4
glsi6t man ON bsiteH 6urd gequeti5s
ten 2einiamsn (sine lln3e auf elm
Quart MaeermiIh aus. Spdt,r
lam bic @a9ermil1 erfebt iperbtn
bur6 &leitns unb 9rltu6entrdnie,
6afsrmsbL obsrG rbisnmebIfuppe RE-
bsHbei gibt man nud gutes 5eu.
80 e 1i6 nidt nm adlbtrmait, ions
bern inns Quf3nft BON 3ungpisb
banbslt, port 1T e nidt gsniigeHb,
bab bic aGlber I'M Gtalle umberlaus
fen tonnen, bort muB an ben 5talf
Elm Qoufbof ouitoben. Spdter tommt
bas 5ungpieb duf bic Beibe, unb
8por 1T bies gang unerldBlih, tpenn
nan gutss Ginbbisb agf3isbsn mill.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-04

TRIRE@
1sil Howst 49,
m-k-
Dir garm nth 6artRn
STANDARDIZED anO aneft.

Die 4derbifteI, 5itraulanoe R1nas
babiftel senannt, uRb bic auede Iiat
sipei Dettoerbreitete un6 I1per pers
ttlgbare Mur5eIuntrdutsr tpomit ober
nidt gefast iein IOlI, baB bic Rsius
haltnng Der aeder BON bisIen linz
ir6utern nlBer MOgli6teit Itebt;
tDenn ri9tig Oorgsgungsu pirb, madt
lire 8ertiIgung feline grObersn
S6pierigfeiteu, als bic gttGmpfung
bielsr etniGbriger Gomenuntrduter.
IS nerbsn man6erIsi Mstboben bas
Sci 6efoIgt, Der 5auptia6e nod BAN
beIt es iib iebod I'm grftidlng Der
@ur5eIn, in Der Beiie, baB linen
feline 8eIessnbeit gsgsbsn ptrp, obers
irbtfaes Do6stum gu tret6en. Dies
gilt ndmsntIi9 BEL Der DilteG; Eel
Der auede. bic itd i'm aIIgemeiusn
MIR Had i'm 8poen berbreitst, fam
ou9 Elm tetlpeiisg Serausarbeiten Der
@ur3eIn NIT gutsm grfOIg geidss
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-04

fommt nitt oarnut bab OisIe aHo.
den bds anodsnmebl p~ulitan0ig err
| ieBen unb bic ausgdbeH odfiir sripgs
rem t1nHten. @ep0bHlia oentt man
bet Der gerfiitterung pou &nohenfut
ter an 8efligel bahptiG6li9 an Den
Salt, ben man vdmit ben 3iereH sus
fiibren min, un6 bab lit ia aud gang
ri9tig, bas Geffigelfutter muB 4olt
entbdltsn unb omar iol 6 poriptes
gen0 pbospborinurer aalt letn, lpie
CT ii6 in benz 8nphenfutter fin6et;
bns tauili4e &nodenmsbI snt9dlt Der
6uuptia4e mad MIR pbospborInureu
9alt uno an etpoigen dnoeren Nd5rs
ftoffen nur iebr gsrtnge Wlengen unO
3nar, neil bic 3u suo4eumebI Derors
betteten anpfeu eri borber entieItet
UNI entlCimt poroen iinb. 4uoers
perbGlt Is iid oagegen nit Den ro9eu
uno ieIbit aud non NIT ben in Der
Slide in ben Gpsiieu ausgetphten
anoden, iie entboIten neben Dem
qult nod gun3 erbeblids Wengsn
fystt uno GipeiB Tno oesbaIb Elm pteI
nertboIsres 6utter als bos anOz
bennebl.
Die 8erfleinerteh anoben, iogss
nannte5 Rno6enihrot, Iino olfo Elm
pirtli6 gutes. b~pdRdbrsnoes 9efIi-
9elfutter, our6 osisn 3ugabs Die
6dtterung oes 5efIlgeIs in Der err
ip!grei6ften 8stIe untsrItuBt uno
oa8 gierlsgen ME ou9 bus 0a9ss
tum bes SunggefliigeIs gut %gef0rOert
hiro. Die aber betommt man bic
anpden tIein? - Ulon Tam bo IF
Ter Iebeu, baB IS nit Sell cher 6oms
mer geiniebt, mos ober Gin rett
mabidmes unb Iangpsiliges Slid
Qrbett 1T, nobel cine binreidenot
3~eritidsIuns Der Rnoaen bod midi
70 rsft errei9t nirD; aud finbet I'D
bin unJ rpisOer sinsl, Der oas 3ertlsi
nsrn in etnem Harlem eifernen W20r
Ter periu6t nit BEN gIei6 unbefrie
otgeRoen aefultat. Die 3ertleine
ruug Der auo6sn geidiebt Ieift Uni
gut nit elmer MISUNDERSTANDING
ME iie 3pedOienIi6 i'm W1rit at
baden finb, Die Qrbeit gut unb reht tut
unb nidt ale MeIt tOiten. Die Der
pertung Der lpirtIi1 iebr pertDoasI
) modem aIs @sfluselfutter rs6tfer
tigt jeoenfaus bic 4nfdoffunq einel
iOl4englaidine. gemerten molten mir
bier gletf3eitig aod, 0nb man frii6e
anoden erft ettpns trodnen fol-. ebe
man fe in bic WlibIe bringt, 70 baB
ie nitt 10 ihIGpfrig Fuo. Die ano.
den peroen niht gebro9en, Tpuoern
in SantBeI gel bnttteu. DIS tdqlide
5a6e tam Elm Iusgepadisnes 6u6n
BON benz Sdrot aus iriiden ano6en
"a bis l un3s er1altsH, Jung8eitis
gel i mad benz utter tntIprs9enO
Tpeniger.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-04

Die 21fdbzigs Grau 80.
2. Minpr Don Dallas. Ssgas, 1T
an granonunben ~getOrben, bic Ft
ii6 unsefdbr cine Bohs borbsr 5us
gs5ogsn batts. Die 5rau bea6Hatigte
ibr gobg gu baden unb fam nit
ibrer 9lsioung Dem brsnHsnbeH 9ass
Ofsn gu nabe bic Glsiber itancsn
i'm Qugenblid in 5lammsn uno in
ihrer Qngit Itir3ts Die Grau. nods
Dem iis ibr ginb auf bag Bet ges
porfen bate, ani be 5traBe. ght
Die 5ldmmen gel0i6t psr0tH foHns
fen. hatfs fe iurAfbare 8unbsH rs
5alteu. an OsrsR-JolsM re isst Dsre
f9is0sH ii.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-04

ben, ober bic 5auptiade bIetbt bod
Bic 59nddung uno Undertaking
Der gFlon3sn bur4 gestsnets UtaBs
nahnlen.
Der Grfolg irgenb elmer 9ertils
gungs metbobe lit Isbr Diel abRdngIg
BON ben iefpeils bOrban0enen 8ooens
mn @itterungsberbdItniIien; Elm
@srfabren, bas in benz einen gale
quten GrfOIg bat, mag in benz ans
bern f5aIIe berfagen. 0ag auedsns
qras lit bel observation-disclosures unb
i6pieriqer aus3urotten, aIs bic Q6srs
Difel, uno boraus ergtbt iih, baB
our9 Elm gerfabrtn, neIhes bic
auede erfoIgreid Dernt9tet, gang
fiber aud Bic 8iftel pertiIgt nirO.
Del aompf gegen bic 9titel iteLIt
iid besbalb lethter. Metbo0en, be-
rem antpenbung ii6 auf t~Ieinen, bez
I6rdntten 9ldBeu smpfteblt, perbsn
Iid ols 5u toFipieItg erpeifen, iobolb
gr0Bere 5ldnen bur6mu6ert uao gu
be6anoeln Fnb. M}an ptrb aliO in
ieDem Sale ben umfdn6en gemdB
All entfdsiben boben, ME man am
beiten oor3uge6en bat.
$50 es fih un bic 8ertilgung BON
2uede unb 9iitsI auf gr0Beren 5!dz
den bonbelt, brtngt bic refine 8rn6s
~bearbeitung sinen CONNER binOurd
ben beften unb Iiderfen Grfolg, es
Iei benn, baB es iid nm on unO
fir fi9 tets etipa5 8u NAB 6Ieibsus
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-04

hss qanb boubsIt. Man bat natErs
lid in bieIsm 5aIIs auf einen Sab
~xtserfraa bon BEN aanbe gu oer5ids
len. Die 8earbeitung beiisbt III eiz
rtun neniaffens biermoIigeH 9illgen
ben CONNER biuburd. uub mem bic
MiElerune nebr fsu9t iein iOllis,
sa4 no9 5fisr. Der Plug mgB pa,
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6iir Oentide 5armer.
4~ukergem66nIife WelegenBeit.

3be 9ongan GeoItp 50. bietet
gum gerfauf 10 fuItibierte 6ormen,
Sic ite felt 20 Sobren geeignet bo.
ben. Gteie 5orms, nit ausnabme
BON 3Deien, liegen imterbolb 4 Mlei.
fen bon genterbiae, 2. Dat. Center.
Diac iii i'm Der iilooitliden Gfe 0es
5tantes gelcgen, ger1ali IS Beilen
BON Der Soma @ren5e. 8ieier IeiI
0es Stootes bat uiemnIs cine yebl
ernte geha6t. Dos 2on0 in oieiem
@eblet lit nitt biIiges 2ono nn0
Die &erbeiierunaau 8dblan 81 oetl
beItGu I'M Stuute
Gangau Henltn So.
Gmoba glotional gant 8log.
Douglas 1852,
-1s2tst7
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3n OerfailTen.
@iaiac SGnicr

GinSer IN ucrfanfeu. r. 8ir 30.
ben 10 orsgeiudte Iunge mdB.
0piige aiibe uno As meIBfopnge
516rlinse uno aal5er sum 8erfauf
auf elmer 6orm aobe grofen BON,
9tebr. Sir ein3el6eiteu nenoe man
it6 an Corn Belt Heoltp 50, Coup
Gin, Gebrasfa. -t.6e17
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Spdlaeits GinlaOnneen.
Gapitalsanlaqe.

8orum tuoQen gle Sbr @eI0 fiir
4G nlf Der 9anf liegen Iaiien,
meuu Gle fir oasieIbc IN tleinen
gnleiheu ais erite SDpotbef 7% er.
balten fonnen2 Gle 5iherbeiten be.
Iteben aus eriten @~ppotbefen ouf Der.
beiiertcm Glib mnba @ru10ei9efls
tunt uno iino massachusetts Den 0raI.
laden getrag Der Anleibe inert uno
iiherer ais ie0e 8nnf.
Sur in Sumuten BON 500 Bis
$500.
SOutb Emaha 5uucitmcnt So.
1925 2. q. Str. Eel. Soptb i247.
-2.2-t7
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4S0 gIfer, 9 @teilen BON Suuus
man gerbeiierungen I'M g8crtc bon
S1500000, einqe5duut nit gelpo.
bcuen D%robtuepeh Stablpfoitcn. 400
@lder icbt inter aultibotion, font
obcr gang bebout mer0eR, &rcis
$t2500 per &der.
100 Adcr. ~ Dfcileu bon DC.
@rnff CUTE 8erbeiierlmgcn, better
go0cn TAO 2(fer mter &uItinotiou
Sang cinge3Gunt, 8reis $125.0 0
Der afer. Gieie bciOen 6armen iino
I'M 5mift Gountu, Itmu, in elmer
reidcn oetttidet glic0crloiung &c.
legel.
". :. Smith So,
Gil Gin gtotioual gauf 8log.
Gmobn, ytebr.
~ s3si-5 ii. 1|st0t1st2
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9etefttbs.
glnnlaliides

gunrieins.-Grfobrene 0tuIttlebrer.
Stuoio t3s14.15 arlington 8Iod.
1911 Dodge Str. Douglas 2471.
-2.16,17
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graftiides 3attiua.g 81 o.

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Bibt bpnitdnhjge Hnb flat iIuiirterie IN,
ieitlnqeH ul aHea Ieilen Der ieBt 10 bolfsfdms
Iiden En%ttiHg3iuUlt Sic @aHobabuTiQ Oct
SfilifeH ult6 bic aaae Der 91Hbe iUtr6 III
fiebcit lchE be1iiiteH liHo ~iabellos ge8eicbHelen
.slHitruitioueu ee5ciat. aciofgt bpn fehr Ieidt
betfiah0Itd gegpbetlen 2inteiiungrn. Cine qrobe
gtns0bl BON MluiterH flr aanteL @iufdbe, Mns
tine. Mitieiittde. hTageH. 9sahifleioers uas
@fHIheIindi4, cGn6fl@fnHiea 8roiteiert Eeds
dfeif MIN. fnb d5gebtl0rt iiH6 Die anleiiun1
gen ermbaliden 6 aud gtntiHgetu, ~oiefeIben
DersIfteleu-
EnF 9l1a III 0Hi benz brIfcn 8obier non
0en hod1fieH sinforbfrtneen Der qaHbrnfers
fiufi qehrlidt. u10 Der Bejie nesfeIben ipir0
fin lie etuc Guege Der geriebtgnfid mo bes
sleraulpcns bll6eH. MlaH ifbe unten be leid5s
len He6inaniaen, 81 neihen es 80 bnben 1T.
Eteles 8nb fir 12c ponoIrei per Bpit rers
iuHbt.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-01-23
AUCTION SALES

November, 1916, in the chancery
cause of Edgar R. Troxell, ct ais,
VS.. The Capital City Telephone Com
pany, ct. ais, the undersigned COM
missioner will offer for sale, at pub
lie auction, to the highest bidder, in
front of the premises, No. 309 King
Street, on Saturday, the 9th day of
January, 1917, at twelve o'clock
the following described property Of
the Capital City Telephone Company,
to-wit: The entire plant, consist.
ing of the switchboard and central
office system, situated at No. 309
King Street, in the City of Alex
andria, Virginia, and the poles, wires
and overhead telephone system now
owned by the said Company, with
in the City and County of Alexan-
dria, and Fairfax County, and the
exclusive right to use, for exchange
purposes, within the said City and
Counties, the United States patents,
Nos. 423, 1888, 562, 013, 102,011,
O10, 009; and any other patent rights,
tools, machinery and property of all
sorts, belonging to the said Tele-
phone Company, and all other per-
sonal property now owned by the
said Company and not herein describ-
ed. Also all legal rights and privi-
leges belonging to the said Com
pany by virtue of contracts now eX-
listing between the Company and
persons or corporations using, or en-
pecting to use, its telephone system.
Terms of Sale: 1-3 of the purchase
money to be paid in cash, and the
residue in two installments at six
and twelve months from the date of
sale, title to be retained until the
full purchase price is paid: or the
purchaser may pay the whole of the
purchase money in cash.
SAMUEL G. BRENT,
Commissioner.
/, Newell S. Greenaway, Clerk Of
the aforesaid Court, do certify that
Samuel G.. Brent, Commissioner in
the aforementioned suit, has execut-
ed the bond as required by the de-
cree of sale entered in said suit.
NEWELL S. GREENAWAY,
ltd. Clerk.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-01-23

80. q 90
Of Philadelphia, was painfully IN
jured. =
The Lynchburg Common Council
adopted yesterday the resolution to
spend 100000 to improve the city
water supply, which includes COM
pletinr a scheme to use James river
water as an extreme emergency,
over Mayor Jestus' veto. The Council
also adopted a resolution to give the
Federal Forest Reserve an option
on 1000 acres of Pedlar river water
shed at about 81 an acre.
John Mitchell, colored, who says
that he serves as supply pastor at
Mount Zion Baptist Church, Rich
mond, was bonded in the sum of $500
for sixty days in police court yester-
day for shooting at Walter Holmes,
colored, Sunday morning shortly be-
fore leaving for church. He said
that he was warming his sick baby's
feet by a stove in his home when
Holmes came in and flung a brick
at his head. He replied with his
pistol, firing several times at Holmes
as the latter fled from the house.
Though Holmes was sure he heard
the bullets whiz past his head,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-01-23
VIRGINIA NEWS

4 B. 80 q. .7et .ss
The captain OF the Norwegian
steamer. Saloniki, which is lying in
Hampton Roads told to agents of his
Hing that he had seen a French cruiser
sunk of the Madeira Islands, but
/ failed TO mention any date. The
Saloniki came from Tyne by way of
| the Canary Islands. Her captain did
not disclose details of the disaster Oft
! Madeira, but it is assumed that the
! cruiser may have fallen victim to
the German submarine, which re-
Gently bombarded Funchal, In the
! Canaries.
Fred H. Gallup yesterday at
tempted /, to end his own life at
Newport News by sending bullet
through his abdomen, following
which he stated that he formerly was
captain in the United States Army,
from which he was dishonorably dis
charged short time ago. Gallup
said he was stationed at Fort Leaven-
worth. Kan, with the Third Artil-
lery. His condition is serious.
Mr.. Henry Byrd Lewis, one OF the
Oldest and most prominent citizens of
King George, died yesterday morning
of the infirmities Of old age and the
shock of the burning of his home,
"Cleye," on January Is. Mr.. Lewis
was ninety-one years old, and a
Confederate Veteran.
The British war office announces
that all youths, from 10 years of
age up, have been called to train
for home defense until they reach
the age of 10 years. Hitherto youths
have not been called until they
reached the age of 1S years and u
months.
Ira May Lewis, two years old, and
James Edward Lewis, one year old,
colored, were killed yesterday af-
ternoon in Richmond by their i've
yearold brother, Herman Lewis.
They were beaten to death with a
hammer, a porcelain washbasin and
strop; or were first drowned and
later beaten Young Lewis said that
John Stuart, ten years old, an
adopted child, assisted in the killing
but Stuart denied having taken part. !,
He said that he was unable to keep
the younger 10y from belaboring the
two infants with the hammer and
basin. 1t is the belief of the police
that both lads had part in the al
fair. Neither has been arrested,
owing to their extreme youth.
Denouncing it as un-American and