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Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1917-03-10
DR.. HERzOG SAYS
HE NOW HAS CURE
Chicago Physician says He viii Be
Able to Cure lnfantile Pa
ralysis soon.

CHICAGO, Mar. pr. Macmillan
Herzog expects to have perfected a
sure cure for infantile paralysis be-
fore the fatal hot summer months, he
announced today.
Already" said Dr. Herzog, who
has made an exhaustive study OF the
cause. prevention and cure of the dis
ease which caused so many deaths
and so much distress last summer
"the microbe which causes iDfantile
paralysis has been definitely isolated
and experiments are being made to
locate an anti-toxin which effectively
stamps out the disease, among sheep
and cattle
1--WE hope to have perfected an eff
fective antitoxin for human being by
summer"
The Chicago health authorities have
enlisted prominent physicians, bac-
teriologists, nurses women's clubs
and civic organizations in "a concert
ed effort to check the disease before
it gets a start in Chicago this year
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1917-03-10
REVENUE OFFICE
HAS FINE REPORT
Receipts for Last Month Show Bio
Income Over February
1916.

The report Of the internal revenue
office at Parkersburg for February,
1917, shows great increase over
the corresponding month for 1916 the
exact amount being s102,71211 The
receipts for February, 1917, were
$257 $3.50, while the receipts for
February, 1916, were $155, 1898. Al,
though the documentary tax has been
repealed since last February, the in
heritance tax has come into force so
that the loss is practically offset by
the gain
1t was stated at the office yester-
day that the enforcement of the in.
heritance tax would be much more
rigid than it has been heretofore
This law has been in effect long
enough so that everyone has had an
opportunity to become acquainted
with its provisions and those who are
liable under it for taxation will not
be dealt with as liently as formerly.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1917-03-10
BRITISH TOLD THAT
NAVY IS PRO-ALLY
London Morning Post Publishes Letter
of Secretary of Navy
League.
Especial to The World.)

LONDON Feb. 10.-(By MaiD-
The British public was told today that
the United States Navy is pro-ally. AS
authority for this statement, the Lon
don Morning Post publihses letter
from w. III. Stayton, executive secre-
tary of the United States Navy Lea.
que which accompanied friendly
message from the directors of that
body to the British Navy League.
Il hope" writes Mr.. Stayton you
will notice that in our December issue
of Sea Power" we asked for aid
for the British orphans t the Jutland
fight OF course, some of our Tuetonic
fellow-eitizens have shrieked at the
lack of neutrality, but we have had
the pleasure of sending to his Royal
Highness Prince Louis of Battenburg
sum collected from many people.
There are times when we feel that
the sayings and doings of our admin
lstration may mislead you as to the
sentiments of our people In our Cen
trail and Western States, there are I'M
doubtedly pro-German but through
the course of the war I havee person
ally heard only one man eexpress a
view favorable to the Huns. The great
body of our people, and especially ali
connected with the navy, know that
you are fighting the battle of liberty
and civilization, and that we are play
ing noteworthy part"
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1917-03-10
JEFFERSON DEED
RECENTLY FILED
One of His Official Acts Was Con-
summated Last Week at Frank
lin County Court House, o.

We are perfectly aware of the la
mentable fact that Thomas Jefferson
long has been dead, but one of his
official acts was consummated last
week at the Franklin county (Ohio)
court house. A deed by which Jeffer-
son granted to John Graham SSS 2-3
acres of land in Washington town
ship, was filed in the recorders Office
1t is stated that the grant was in
consideration of military service.
Investigation showed that John
Graham did not perform the services
for which the grant was made but
that Lieut.. James Holt sold his right
to the grant to Mr.. Graham, who was
a Virginian.
The land has remained in posses.
sion of Mr.. Grahams heirs since it
was decided to him in 1917, and the
present owners desired to have the
deed put on record and had a trust
company obtain it from the general
land Office in Washington for fling
IN Ohio.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1917-03-10
FORMER CONVICT
MAKES SACRIFICE
Sells His Home That the Prisoners
Relief Society Might Have
Funds.

Once a convict, serving a term for
murder, Earl E. budding sacrificed
his home in Huntington in order that
the Prisoners Relief Society, which
he founded and of which he is man
ager, might live, The house was put
IN the auction block to pay the socie-
tvs debts. Mr. budding bought the
house when he was travelling sales.
man, and before his conviction OF
the murder Of his uncle, which he
claims was committed in self-defense.
Creditors have been pressing the
society hard, and budding sold the
house to meet the society's obliga.
items. The society was organized for
The purpose of securing employment
for ex-convicts, and to take care OF
their families while they are serving
terms.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1917-03-10
10000 ADVERTISING
MEN At CONVENTION
Of the Associated Advertising Clubs
of the World to Be
Held in June.

ST. LOUIS, Mar 7-Ten thousand
advertising men at the antional con-
vention of the Associated Advertising
Clubs of the world here in June will
outline plans not only to promote, but
to compel absolute honesty in adver-
Using, both among newspapers and
advertisers themselves in the United
States.
The ground work. the advertising
men feel, has been laid by their sew
eral years campaign advocating hon
esty in advertising A number of
newspapers have inaugurated honest
adertising campaigns and much prog
ress, the organization feels, has been
made Now the plan will be to go ont
and actively fight dishonest advertis-
ing on a national basis.
The Clubs National Vigilance Com
mittee has done a lot of this work
already, but this will be increased
and developed, the Committee form
ing the basis for the national cam
paign for honesty in advertising.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1917-03-10
EVEN CROSS, SICK
CHILDREN LOVE
SYRUP OF FIGS
If Feverish, Bilious, Constipated, Give
Fruit Laxative at
Once.

Don't scold your fretful, peevish
child See if tongue is coated; this
is sure sign it's little stomach, liv-
er and bowels are clogged with sour
waste.
When listless, pale, feyerish, full of
cold, breath bad, throat sore, doesn't
eat, sleep or act naturally, has stom.
achache, Indigestion. diarrhoea, give
a teaspoonful of California Syrup of
Figs" and in a few hours all the foul
waste, the sour bile and fermenting
food passes out OF the bowels and
you have well and playful child
again. Children love this harmless
fruit laxative, and mothers can
rest easy after giving it. because it
never fails to make their little lin
sides" clean and sweet.
Keep it handy, Mother! A little Civ
en- today saves a sick child tomorrow
but get the genuine. Ask your drug
gist for 50-cent bottle of California
Syrup of Figs" which has directions
for babies, children of all ages and
for grown-ups plainly on the bottle
Remember there are counterfeits sold
here, so surely look and see that yours
is made by the California Fig Syrup
Company" Hand back with contempt
any other fig syrup.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1917-03-10
BERNSToRFF CHARGE AGAINST
GRAVES DROPPED YESTERDAY

Karl Armgaard Graves, who repre-
scented himself as an international spy
and was arrested at Washington sew
eral months ago on charge of at
tempting to extort $4,000 from Coun.
tess Won Bernstorff, will not be prose
cuted by United States Attorney Las.
key. Yesterday, the day set for 3
preliminary hearing of the charge, the
ease was dropped.
The action of the government pros
ecutor resulted from inability to get
the witnesses against Graves, and the
death recently of United States Com
missioner Arson Taylor. before whom
the accused was arraigned Proseeu-
or Laskey received the papers in the
case yesterday
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1917-03-10
SUGGESTION AS TO
APPROPRIATION BILLS

The suggestion has been made and
given thoughtful consideration by a
great many of the members of the
legislature that since a state budget
system did not meet with the approx
al of the legislature, that the best
thing for all concerned would be to
introduce the general appropriation
bills not later than ten days after the
next regular session of the legisla-
ture is convened. That would give
ample time in waich to allow the pub
lie voice in the operations of the
solons in this connection.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1917-03-10
COLORED MAN DIES AT
AN EARLY HOUR TODAY

Joan B. Preston, colored, died this
morning at o'clock in the Kings
Daughters hospital, following an i'll
aess OF tuberculosis. He was aged 81
years and is survived by his wife
Two daughters, one son and one step
daughter. The funeral viii take place
at 2:30 O'Clock Friday afternoon from
The home, 7Ol West Burke street, con.
Quoted by the Rev. Reed, followed
by interment in Mount Hope GENE
terry
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1917-03-10
NOTICE

The liver if not working properly
may lead to serious ailments as
Jaundice, Bright's Disease or Diabe-
,es. A course of treatment will be
mailed anywhere on receipt of 800.
Or. J. r.. oliver, Martinsburg, Va Va.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1917-03-10
S4,e5e,coo TURNED OVER
TO NEW STATE TREASURES

Before retiring from the office OF
state treasurer e. L. Long made pub
lie statement Of the states financial
condition. The total money in all
funds is $4,s55,O0O. The money on
hand but belonging to counties, mum
icipalties and districts, is over 49,
$4,000.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1917-03-10
Mr.. frv Homo.

Mr.. Joe Dan Fry son Of Or. and
Mrs. D, p. Fry of Hedegesville, has
returned home from Charleston.
whore he was journal clerk in the
house Of delegates during the regular
and special terms Of the legislature.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1917-03-10
SUNDAY SERVICES ON
THE RlDGEWAY CIRCUIT

There win be preaching at the fol
lowing places on Ridgeway charge, NJ.
3. church, south. Sunday March H.:
Payne's Chapel Il a. M, Arden 3.15
p. m. and Gerrardstown Z m An
offering for the American Bible So.
ciety will be taken at the afternoon
and evening services. w. r. Hard
esty pastor
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1917-03-10

Cheerfulncss lubricates the axies
Of the World. Some people go through
life with 2 continuous squeak
Neither industry nor genius Is re
guirel to make bad matter worse.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1917-03-10
SUNDERLAND VALLEY f. II
TIkfE TABLE.

Ia effect Sunday, Nov. &c, at II p. m.
xDaily except Sunday.
sDally.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1917-03-10

II 4 Riddls, Gen. Pass. Agt.
]. H. Tonge, Supt.
Agent. Msrtinshurg, W. Va.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-08-10

SRI. Slorencc &abn bon ct
2ouis beiinbet iid bier aIs @ait ocl
SamiIie Sranf Rebiamen.
-9ermann Gbee bon ct. 2oilis
fam letter Sonntag hierbcr I'm Der.
mnnnten einen 9eiud, ab5uitatteit.
-@m. guic beeab iif letterl
Samstae alf fllraen 9eiud eortiger
@eruonoten nod gbanlois.
-Gbas. Sdmibt lnb Sohn Ser.
bert bon Hctsbam naren an Ron.
toe bier in @eidGften.
CO. 2eah, Scr 3oufnlonn bon
Cooper Sill, bcfonb iih lestcn Conn
rag beiltdspeiic bier.
-@bas. Stutb fam Iettcn Cams.
tag bon ct. 2oltis bierber Inn etlidc
Gage bel ieiiler Wl,ttcr unh icincn
@eihlpiitern AT beripeiler.
Sumcllier Ille. 9rinfnlnrn uno
ssan1iIic bcrneilten mebrcrc Gage Der
letter ISOLDE in Wc9ittrif bel Scr
manbten.
rSafc Weber ulo Satin bon ct.
2ouis befauben lid Iette @odc mebs
rere Gage bier ols @aite Der Sonnilie
Geo. 3irdbofer.
-Sermonn 2ohnleper, $. 6. Scott.
nit, Sernlann 8. Neeie bon 9lano,
s. s. Merf non Smenspille llnb Sn.
Geeie bon Gbirh Greet iuoren AM
0ienstaa Glide Der 5oblrcihcn 0c.
il,d,er unlerer Stobt.
Der Sroltenuereiu Der st.
@eprgss&irde miro am nuhlten Witt.
nod gtodlHittag, ocn Is. Il,guii, Elm
Sis Cream Sociol uno Gudre pero,l.
Italten unb lobct al sablreihem &c
iufe elm.
-War &iberlen BON WcSfittrid
befauo iid lesten Sreitae in @eidGf.
ten bier unb l~tattete uns einen anae'
nebmen 9eil,d IN unierer Office oh
Serr &iberlcn, Der infplgc Ser Sod
flutb eiren arobeu Sbeil ieiner grntt
einbiibte berihtete bob er trosbeu
100 8uibeIs @ei5en a~eernotet bot.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-08-10

uoa ljtrmann, Mu.
.crindjt Gaaj nus cinrn libc.
ralen S6eii Garss @anfac.
idJGftcS.
&eiHc Eanf iid)crtr

-2ouis Sanniid lit iebien Rontaa
nad) eineir, IGnacren 8eil,d) bel lei.
men @cripanoten in inherent Gpilrtn.
mieoer nah ct. 2puis 5uriit9efebrt.
Sol. 0leile ulo @attin itnb III.
len u. OrltidL bon Waibinaton, DC
innoen lid, letten Scnntoa sl,rn DC.
illh ibrer Glteren ,,lb @cidtpiltcr
bier.
-Srau Reinloro Toeid)el irnb
Sohterd,en. bon Simfen, &onios
mcilcn felt cinigcn Sagcn bel Den 81,
fern uno @roBcltern, Sbco. Sd,oltcn
uno Satin, bon M. /.
-Gbus. Ohsner reiitc IcGte,
Sonntae nod Dem Staate Soma I'M
oortigen 8erluonoten cinen gci,lf ob
Slltutten.
Srnu Shercio Neucnbuhn bon
Ct. Houia beionb iid) lcete gSod,t
mchrcre Gage bier in ibrcr frilhcrer
Scilllutb ulii Nellld) ibrer @eld)miitCr,
70. +. Rrcihel un6 Sran Srit jSronf
Soi. SteinneB bon Berger DC
iano lid, lcbten Wontog bier IN @e4
ihGiten. Serr Steinmes berihtetc
ms bob er ,lllr 10 ater in @ei3er
cingeiGet bate unb trcsoem 1926
9uibel @ei5en eraielte,
Gilbert 8fotcnbauer ir. fam lcb.
ten Sreita9 bon Grpitol Gin, @o.
bierber IN Die oltc Seinlotb, I'm, Den
@lterr, gilbert Bfotenhaucr ir. unt
Satin. uno anberen Germonhtcn CT,
men @eil,h absltitotten.
-5ruu Sarrp Weper ipeld)e meb.
rere @oden BET Smiss CUNT 8eiid
ibrer gltern Go. @iIlimonn urb @ot
tin pertpeilt botte. febrte lettcn Srci
taa nieber in ihr Seim in ct. 2o,is
5uriid.
-llnier alter Mitbiireer Gugen,
9toiie lit mieoer @robboter e~eiporocn
ilnb omar, mie er ms frei,heitrohlcni
bieier Gage berihtete, in boppelte'
Nuflaac. Der Glappcritort ia
nGmlih lebte ISOLDE oas Ghepoor :
=. 2oepfe, in ct. 9oul Wtinn. mi
3millinaen, eincn SSdterhen mi
Sobnfen beglift. Srau 9oepfc no
friiber SRI. Zulu @oi'c.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-08-10

Srou Slipiu Hooi bon ct. 2ouis
befinbet lid icit ntebreren Sogen bier
sl,nl 9el,,h hires @%rpbpotcrs, SEQ.
Weper.
-Ghriit. Sfollnl,tD llnh Samilic
reiiten lette ISOLDE nod Geburtolrn
INT &crmolloten hortielhit circn BE,
il6 ob5uitotten.
SIT Der 6omilie Sobn Soffnlann
bcrridt grobe Srclroc iiber bie an.
f,lnft zines bilbiden fleinen Sohter.
leirs, oos ont 2. Nugltit oas 2idt Ser
@elt erbliftc.
-6ronf Sdultc fonn lebtcn
GienStog bon Berlin. Nebrosfo bier
her nm lid als cincr Der eillae3ogenel,
MilitGrpflihtigen bel Der @renlp.
tions 9eborbe 81 itellen.
SRI. Hola Millcr unb Seret.
Iapio Grofer, nelhe ith ipGbrenb
ser lesten @ofe hci Ser Samilie 81.
Neulnonn ST. allf @eirh b%eianben.
fehrten eeitern nod Sort 2eoben.
mcrtb. aonios, 5uriid.
-Dos ,8pmen's CONGREGATIONS.
Gomite" bon ct. 2ouis miro ndditen
@ode in einem Spc5iol . Gar Der
Wc. 8ocific gahn einc propaganda
Sorr bird, Sen Staot nntrcten unb
miro un 0ienstag naflter ISOLDE
audi Sermalln einen 8eilt6 abitatten.
Ser Speaiolmoeen miro bier anf elm
Seitenqeleiic aebrod,t peroen nnb
miro 6as Gpmite sic Dumen Ser
mann's UNI 2 ltbr nodrn. in Der 9th
Sail llnterrift i'm gonierpiren unb
@inntofen bon Obit unb @emii'en
ertheilen.
-Hegiitricrte Nt1rner, bic Der
+Iusbebung nod Ilisluahl Wioer'
Itono leiiten, mcroen meaen Oelertion
Dor Gin aric9saeriht gc'ttIIt lnD ia.
6cr mGglidcrpeiie wceen 2eicrtion
I'M &riege Sobcsitrofe di aelportigen.
Gic oo,1se militGrii6c uno hiirgerlidc
Maht Ger gunbesregicruna, nlo Die
Modt Ser Staaten, Stubte nno Der
Counties miro oufgcbotcn merben,
nm oieie 2elitc 5lir &cd)ctihaft gu
,iehen. 81 bat ser Tropoitmorihall
Gropbcr crflGrt. ndd)ocnl 9erifte
BON Mnti . 4usbebungsiinruben aus
Noro Carolina, @coreio mo Sflohp,
ma eineelaufcn moren.
Gin Dieb itattete nGbrenb Der
Iesten 9onnerstas Naft unierer OF
fiec eincn uneebetenen 8eind ab ltnb
unterfudte Die Shubloocn %unieres
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-08-10

Shrcibpultca uno Den Saskatchewan,
IN welde,l CT notilrlih nid)ts fono,
mas filr i'm cinrn @ertb bnbcn fonn.
tc, bcnn bcfonntlih berriht bel bcll
meiitcn 3%citulaSIutte ltcts Gbbe in
Der &oiie. @abri6einlid int @lalt.
ben bob u~licre critic nod, llnnollfonl.
meme Wi0ion in einem 8le6fdithen
aufbelpobrt mcroe, bas lid in elmer
Shublubc ocs Sfreibpultes befonb,
hicB er oicies mitQebcl llnb miro jebt
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-08-10
StaStratbs. Scrbaublnnsen.

Ger staotratp belt lesten gfoi-
toa feline reaelm1biee Sisnng al in
mcld,er iGmmtlihc Witglieber uno
@eorrtc unueielb maren.
Ser itGotiife Collector ionic ser
Shnsntciiter reidten ibre Wtonatsbc,
rid,te elm, sic gcpriift unO angenom.
men muroen.
ga unicre Stroben mieoer beginncn
Itullbia 81 merbcn muroc beidloiien,
oieielbcu nofnlals nit Del 81 be-
iprenfelu, unb mur0c Der Glerf be.
ouitragt oas notbigc Nrlontiim &obol
al beitellen.
5olgenoe Rednun9cn murbcn 5,tr
3oblllng dnaefpieien:
Paul Streck, labor -----$48.80
Ed. Dilthy, labor ---------- $3.50
Chas. Benz, labor - 10.40
Geo. Hoessli, labor - 1880
Fred Lambs, labor ---- $3.50
Albert Barrels, labor ----- 1850
Lucas Cramer, labor ----- $500
Wunderlich G. Sicht, drayage-- $3.50
Herm. Electric Light Co., light 1920
c. Eberlin & Son, mdse. ------ 1882
Ronn,cfo,.L RroS Iohor q on
Klenk Lumber Co., material - 1905
Chas. Benz, ~janitor -- 3.75
Bensing & Ruediger, REPAIRS $50
City Clerk, salary ------- 1900
Joe. Wunderlich, salary ------- 1925
c. Egly, 60 fig utter ------- 1900
O. Mundwiller, 12O it. gutter 24.0o
A. Graf, 81 it. gutter 1920
Fritz Lang, SO #. gutter $780, 1850
]. H. Helmers, 60 #. gutter ---- 1900
DR.. Haffner, ~guttering ---- 24.00
Philip Dell. e #: ggtter $50
Adam Schmidt, crossing ----- 51.70
c. F. Williams & Son, repairs rs
J. G. Rebsamen, $50 gal. gas 66.33
John Vohs, frgt. e. drayage 1890 .65
k'enk Lumber Co., repairs 1900 ITO
W. Z. Crawford p. m. salary -- 5000
Carl Weber, water COM. ---- 700
Herm. Drusch, labor 1000
The report of the water commits
sioner was approved and showed:
Water metered-- $4,000 gal.
Collected, July ----S1S5.65
Collected for tapping - 1000
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-08-10
STATE BANK
OF BAY, MISSOURI

@esriinbet 1911.
aapitnl $4,000. lleberidub $4,000
Depoiiten iiber 100000.
8etreibt eiu oQaemeiues @anfacid)aft.
9eBablt 4 Bro5eut anf sScpoittcn.
Besablt 3 YrOsent auf Spars0 epolten.
sat Siherbeits. 8epuiit4Sditen Ill uermie'
then. .
llnb bittet freunbliff um cure Gnub
ihaft.
Oireftpren:
Simpn Speser, 6. u. Nepcr.
Q. Gnaelbredt, VI. ". @peler,
3eep. 8uihmonn, Ghas. u. Gnen.
Senrp 9ansenherQ.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-08-10

mcbl 9eniiseno 3eit eefunben baben
I'M ein5uieben. Dob ser Snbalt oes
aGitdens fir i'm feinen @crtb bat,
Oa oericlbe oltS Sdullbihcincn l,sb
Soften beltonb, Sic MIR bon uns col
leftirt iperben fonnen, nnb mDd)ta,
mir Den 9etreifenoen besbalb eril,tsr
llns oieielben mieocr Sllsllitellen. 9os
a0ithen Dos cinen @ertb oes Ga,G
preiics $50 Gcnts) rcprGicntirt, foal
cr bebaltcn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-08-10

,SQrlllQrnetftr De1u}uiliUI lSUN iuStuei''
Gtto alosaner unb Satin mN
Trou ii. &. GETTING uon Hotsoam be
iouncn lid, leetcn Gicnstoe in @c.
idGifen -,uno gum 8cilldl bon pc.
fonrtcu bier.
Sttmar @rebe mnb 2nuis @rpil,
~itciner bon ct. 2olis fanten leBtell
Salstag bicrbcr Inn Den eltern oes
grIteren, Scrnlann @rcbe lino @at.
tin olti Grp Sill einen 9eiub ab5lt'
%ltatten.
-Gbrilt. unb Scrbert 9nefer bon
5tolpe fallen lesten Tontag bierbcr
un ibre Sbweitcr, SRI. 5lcra Vaeter
am 8abnbofc ab5ubolen, .peld)c 81 CT.
rcm, lGnseren @eird ibrer IngebOri'
aen bon st. 9otis cingctroffen mar.
-Sris Sie9el BON llaDc SDannols
beiono iid LETTER Monta9 in &c
idGften bier. Serr Siegel Der cine
idone Sarm in Sia9e Gountp beiibt,
mill iid) in Den Rltbeitano alriid oie'
ben uno ~oiierirt feline Sarm gum Ser.
foufc an. Siehe An5cige an onberer
Stelle.
81. ". Stocnlier fam am Mtttt-
nod bon Wima,lfee, 8isconiin bier
ber Inn ieinem 9ruoer .. j. Stocn.
| ncr bon bier unb Serlpanbtcn uno
olten @efonnten in Der Ban Nohbar.
idaft. ei1,en geiu6 obsuitatten. Serr
Stccni,er mar bis Sl,ll Sabre 1896 III
Dan aniGiiig luo er hns jest. poa s..
9. Wcpcr betrichcnc Storegeifoit
ei9tctc.
-@enrp Stoenncr, Der lanaiabrigc
liriaelt Ser @nterprilc Dtilitarp
@onb, bat als iolhcr rciianirt mo lit
aud, BON Der oftipen Witgliebihoit
Slirilfgctreten, 5,lnl groBen beoaltern
Der Witglieber iomobl ols ser Sreun.
DC gutter Mfl,iif. SEER Stocnner mar
felt etmo 5ebn Sahren 0ireftor Der
8npelle luno inter ieiner 2eititng bat
bieielhe iit ST. elmer Der bclten
Bombs" inl Stuute herungebiloct.
-Sulills Getting unb 8attln.
bon Geoar Gitp, MO. befinben lif
ieit mebrcrcn Sogen bier gum Be
ilh Der Gltcrn scr Sralt Oettin1,
GDas. Hied)nlolm un1o Satin. @Gb,
reno hires 0ciuhes benlrbtcn lie bic
@elcgcnbeit ibr flcincs Sohterden
burd, Toltpr >. &. Seller, bon Ser
hiciigen belltid)cn WctDooiitcn Stride,
tnlfen 81, loiiel, oas bic 9tontcn mil,
breb Gbriltinc crhiclt. @robnllttcr
Nichmom iunoirte ols Sol1fnotc.
-g4n. Shnuf unb Salnilie, iinb
letter. Montoa nod 8eol,iorb. GrmNf-
lin Gountp ilbergciieoelt, no !Serr
Shullf ons bCfarnte Noicr Mtiiblens
0cihGft ilhcrnolllnlen bat. SER
Sho,1i mar friibcr Better Ser MaDl,
miible in 0rofc, Die CT gcgeil cinen
9anbbeiis in Seros pcrbonoeltc.
aiir5lit pcrfaufte er ieine 2dnoereicn
in Seras miebcr an Ole Igenten
Guimhn mo Silber unb nobnl Die
Miiblc in Seufort ols Sbeil bes
&aufpreiles entgeaen. @ir milnitcn
Serrn Shouf III ieinern nellen llnter.
nepillel pe|teh VrTplg.
-@osconaoe County 5Gblt nl,r cis
men ein5ieen Geeer gu ieinen Sim
pobneril, nabmlid, Sin, Smitb, ein
iriibcrer Sflobe, Der felt bent Sriege
in &ermom mobrt unb belltidl 10 gut
ipriht ais engliid. Im Sontstog ic-
bod, bottc iif unicrc iorbi9c 9cool.
fer,un9s5abl I'M nobc5u 400 Der.
mcbrt, benn nlt bieien Gage feierten
Die 9teger aus Den benad)barten
Counties bier oen Gmnn3ipotions,
obcr S%obrcStog Scr 8cfreiun0 iDrer
Maiie aus Der Sfloberci. Gus SyGCbr.
boot brod)te firth Morgcn$ beinabc
Die gon5e iarbigc @ep0lfcrung BON
Wnntgomcrp uno &orrcn County
nebit Der aus Heecr b%eitcbenoen
The Detroit times., 1917-05-15
DevOnshire Entries
.FnR WEDNESDAY,

First RaCe-- Purse 5000 -.t"af-
elds and ny 81. f,ar..91,Fs 3E
Baby Rasoh iot pr Emntce .14
Ettas charm. III Heroine. lc- JHn-
uary. I04. Crumpsall fof Pu'Heit'
l07 Pitt III. Mag kon. fif Also
eligible O., Cantril. Ill
Second Race purse 5000 claiming
3-ycar- Odds and up SAX ur,onEs
Roht Mantel. 100. LUZ. ITO o.
lar. 112. Christmas Eve. tt2 Titn
Jennings. ii2. Rraud vino 'If-
penny 109. Violet 10 Mtrtrr ii-
Riu Wiley. 1le Minstrel 1tt Huh-
con n. IL Also eligible World s.
Wonder. ia. Little Strehcl 1i2. Puu-
tcfraCt. llt
Third Race Purse $500. claiming
a-ycar-olds and up SIX t3flnura
Ficccha. Negra. 100. Rrown Nt.N
Encore ~, Aswa1. lft. oak"a1f
Bo, 105 Owana 10. Miss Brush
1f2. Flying Feet. g. Bad Pro p.rt
ma Rrighouso. IL Also eligible
Prepaid. no, Uncle Jimmy li4. Saw
Forrth Race st Clair handicap
g 00O. a-veor-olds aud ur ..-
longs Irtle q5. NArthu Middleton.
TOO. skUes Knob. l06 Harry l.. ill
Pan IRrefa 1870. NoyCuim. 100. A.
Pockichoo. o1 Fesky' nv ~ iruscan
116 Formerly Dr. Moore. A. W. f
Fifth Race purse 500. claimirr
2-tcar-ofue and up. mile and
wards Dash. i0c.s YWcyanoke. tNt.
Budweiser 1o7 Fairly. no PIN M.1-
Rose fIlette. t0t RirkH 700 Patsy
Mars 800. GIFT lia Charlrs N~Far-
ran. no. Also eitg BILE I.l1N rHNrt.
i0t IliEh Horse tf1 rrs"', 90
~fvth Race purse 500 laiminE.
s-yaar r-o'fs and up. mile and so