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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-02-07
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siIle SirlpefilOer taaes / grna

Vile 8i9lpefiloer taaes | grna
Ior ernnrin8sipsresmaaIet. De tn.
lfe UaDnoigbeOer bar gipet Orore
I'll, at ollie 6erifoanOe Ifal ugrun-
afFTlfes" naf SeniDn til 9efolfuin.
gems ernpring~. 5ororoningen gel.
Der alle Sger, Damme, Aaer og
gGfte | B%rouinien. gfen er Der
operfleoig arbeiosfraft BERTH?
Wfnslinsefiiferiet lGttes mnOer
aoHfrOl Deo en- Anoroning iraJRigs-
fansleren, Der oprettes ct 5iliDns.
tontor | 4Itona.
Oesoprre er BiIotet beller life
rigeligt. 8eo en- lille alapingt
NerbolIe ueo 6elIteo bleo ser troos
Oct gooe geir fun ifuot 3 Sorer,
ct Eegn pan, at Der n9iten ingen
Sarer er / Aar. HRne Ipnes Der
oerimoo at DRre not al.
5snberjDoens gnne leper enoual
~9elmoal" i%frioer ira en- 4lapiagt
| S~nogbpf:
I'll be otte Gepe, Der bleu IfltOt
paa 8lapiagten, nar Der life f9rre
emo 7 gamIe 9anrppe. Der pnttes
ON, at De bar bolot en- Slags @e-
Notwithstanding for at Orgite Or
npringsipsrgsmaalet."
gut blioer oDrt. Oct tpife 9lao
| Sgnoer beretter: g3epunleb og
@rog folter / 5gnoer so Benning. .
Sanobrmget. Den pluOielig ino.
fr9oenoe 5rolt bar itanoiet alt
Warfarbeloe, Der / 4ar er Iangt
tiIbage, ifrioes ben 10. RoU. ira
@gnen Geit ior 9~aoersleo. SITE al
le Steoer err 6oebiergningen til
enoebragt. Og for Dem, Der bar
ioIgt Hoer, men enoru life faaet
Dem lepereoe, er oct ct afbr9f, Oa
Hoerne frDier unoer transporter
paa 8aneoognene. Man bar oerfor
trablt meo at faa Dem Iammenfsrte
! 4iIer og tiloeffeoe.
Den meite gfteraarspI6ining er
enonu tiIbage at uoiere, bOorior
ben tiolig inotraoote ret itgrfe
6rolt err fommen ret utilpas ior
9anomanoen / anr, oa arbeios.
fraiten er ian fnap.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-02-07
aDitterin8sr
@eformotiongQopen:

Hr tOttteret, 1e Nl' 9r. D >. ......s...... =. .S2lo94.1O
6renont, Rebr, Sobn 6. anoerien .......... 5000
Council 9lufs, Sa, 6. !. See =. 81. =. ......... 5000
OATS, Ola, Wis 5alio 5o6nien .:.+...... 300
Megrioe, Wieb, SoIens Nab. Sens SenIen 49,. 1000
auoubon, So, ebene8er @gb. $. 6. Sanfn $15; 0a.
RTE sc5miot $40; afreo Serumineien, earI Sem.
mingien. S0a Sentmingien bn. So :. .......... 1000
Selmo. Sal Bella Ndh. s 6. 0ieHen $50. 5000
Srranton, Soma, Mrs. y. Snnien 3D.. .......... 1000
Nena6, gis, Sans enrien $40; @is osort6a spnfen
mdipaca, @is, Dor 8r. Nab. 5. g. 5Grenien -. $500
@organ, g'inn, 9irs. anna Diarie Rielien $50 Mrs.
ersenpile, @fit5Tr St geers ma5. 3. 3 eartn %
ga S@ihs y. Dof, get5ic5ens geab Mrs. Chr. Sen. ~
in get 500; Dora Senien $25 ......... 1850
groofIpn. %, ., snlsms ggb. .oiemar Sanien So;
Sens Curt $500, Nrs, Ebomien 81; Nrs. Singer
@ieIien $500 -. '. 1900
efliommen. $22i7.7o
I'll BET mn @oftinbus:
elmOaIe. Minn. 81. s. @nnOerien ..,......... 10000
9oher, Aebr, 1t. 9eters g2gbs api. =. ......... 1000
Woorheao, Soma. gnerf[rt ira Bethesda Nqb. -. 1000
SeIma, Calf, Bella 0ig6. Mrs. 8. 6. RieIien ...... 1000
6ernoale, @aI, 8or 9r. D2ab. =. -. ........ 1000
HoHe, 5n, &oi. =. =. =. =. Observation-Disclosures. 1OO0
siiommen $829l.oo
SaponmtsfiOnen
5r fOitteret, ie abI. 9r. 8 :. INSTRUMENTATION. 4290.97
@etbroof. ge, Mortfn 6nbricius -. =. -. ....... 500
Rortbfelo, QPnn, q. Feters aof. -. .......... 800
Blair, 1ebr, Zen oanife Ssnoagsifole ........... 500
auoubon, So, ebene8er gagb.s apf. ;. .......... 500
al0ubon, So. Gbene3er Rgb.s llngoomf .......... 500
9lIfin, 3ebr, 5egen anoerfn og Slnrn =. ...... 400
@etbroof, DE, Den D. l. SsnoooSifoIe ........... 5000
Soutb @inoban, De, Peter Smith :. =. 600
afiamnren -. $4345.9
Standardization:
SIR fOiHeret, ie sbI Rr. 5 =. -. .............. $4,000
aemnureR p. 0of, @a3aretbs ggbs SO sOtIsOnasbant GAS
@etbroof, DE, 0iartin 5obricius -. ........... 500
RortbfieI0, Winn, Il. Refers aof. 49,. 500
Blair, Rebr, Zen 6anfe ssnOaasifoIe ........... 500
Iuoubon, Sa, ebene3er Dagbs api. =. .......... 500
Selmo, @aIf, Bella D. l. gPgbs %llngoomsfo -. f4.t8
guitin, Rebr, Ssrsen anoerin % Smtru :. 49,. 400
@eitbroof, 9Pe, Den 3. l. SsnoogsfoIe -. ........ 500
Soutb @inOboml, @e, Better Smitb 80. ........ 500
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-02-07

~ ANONl[1tf ~ W - NlO~NNf ~
Hoerne frDier UNDER transporter
paa gnnepognene. Wian bar oerfor
trablt meo at faa Dem lammenfSrte
/ 4uler og tiloeffeoe.
Den meite @fternarspIsining er
enonu tilbage at uoigre, bOorfor
ben ti0lig inotraoote ret it9rfe
6roit err fommen ret utilpas ior
Gdnomanoen / anr, oa 4rbeios.
fraiten er ian fnap.
Der or life iaaet ginteri9o. )
foritelIige BropinsbLaoe opforOres
<oe, i'm bar Soro tienlig til at aD-
tIe Hug pan, men enonu life bar
s.et ylig, til burtigit at ~in0bente
bet foriemte.
9iotil bar / mange ggne at
Dor 2anosoeI, i%frioer ~&eimOal~
JON 5glee al ben iene 9sit og Den
megen 3egn Soroen life funnel
iaas til meo ginteripo.
9ioerne er ellers gIimrenoe for
2anomanoen. .9eimoal" i%frioer:
Spimlenbe 9eitepriier. @aaro.
fier Ssrgen 3acboriasIen ! Nsl.
mari pnn 8roagerIano bar Iolgi
to fem lars gaIIoffer for 925C
Nf.
Baa 8eitemarfeoerne | 5oIiten
fan gooe A~rbeiosbeite, Der t~ioligerG
foiteoe 900, mi life faas UNDER
$500 WA.
Dn Der er Wangel pna manolia
Arbejosfraft, tager aDinoen tat.
Oct tpIfe glao / Esnoer i%friDer:
Dpgtige 4Dinoer.
Sioen Neieribeitprer Viaoiens
SnofaIoelie err ben t~efniife Drift al
Meieriet / 2sgumfloiter bIepen le.
bet iaa tilfreositilIeroe al Cru
MooIen og benoes 5siter, at 9eitD-
re[Ien bar genpaIgt be to enersiife
Rpinoer.
Meieribeltprer Waoien ligger i'll.
q. r. FOR gioen ianret | ct Co
3oret i D~iisieIoorff.
ct Droiprog, iom meooeles |
xSeimodl": nNonr en- DIR Haas
boorot 1. ipringer ofte en anoen
op.~ fta0foItes Deo isIgenoe:
6iem m Ell ogtming Silla-
6eS pdanp.
Gonoroaoen / NeIoorf bar ouer-
Sroqet aommuneforiton6erne Be
mpnoigeIie til at siDe GillaSelie til
6ieumeIogtning Oct bor nemlie
bit fig iagsrIigt, at fna SUinebol'
Derre til at fIagte, nnar De tntef
feIp u1oatte fnd.
- st fHiber meb Gbben og an
bre eyornboenbeoer. itirles Der.
Weboerrie I 9RelIerup bienrisgtes
lprIeben gent of 9ppe. Gbrft 1ane'
pooter Cans Siir8enien, men iioer
see(uIfot, berefter Ndboen Sfnrit
Sotonnjeu, tDor Be bar toget e
4oIpt &pfn, Gebt, snbr % 8rso
~.
50 n @odroeier 3. ! Utter
Mn peo xfnoIeD Ct Der bleDef
lioaIe4 n beI Dd @enitnnoe, inn-
iSru: 800 gRdrf / rebe Qenee, !
iprt anbetdiB<, 3 @Srfsfffsrter, 10
,n1dober. / g,fr &erre@0orreos.
AZ % G1nb 45iNtxtb, 81
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-02-07
sfionen
1iliammen $2053.70
Snoremi

n0remIs1tonen
Scr tuitteret, ie abl. Ar. 5 =. Observation-Disclosures. $222775
4uOubon, Sa, ebeneer Dtabs aof. So % llneoomf. So 1000
Huiftn, Aebr, Sergen anoereu % Sutru ....... 400
sOut5 BinObom, @e, Better Smith ............ 500
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-02-07

Sonf9 WtnoDnm, gRe, Yeer smith =. -. 900
9ifamnen $2246.75
ormonmisifonen
Scr fuitteret ie aI. Rr. 8 :. ............. 1929
SneIpooo. Uinn, ellie Dirs) aoolpb 0elen, Riels
Sunien, Sans anoerien, gagnus Sanien, Sens I'm.
oerien bu. 81; Ton, RaDu bu. soc .......... 600
Rortbiiel6, Minn, Mrs. e ID. Geterien ......... 100
9ortbfieIo, gRinn, Ct. geers aof. ............ 500
eugene. Oregon Bethesda gQgb. Cane Urs) u. ..
9feien, 6. n. gertefen, 3 Senfen, 5 g. RielIen,
Sans Senien, 6. 9enien, 6. anoerien, 6. R6ler
bo. 81; 5. Y. &de9onr6, Z. !. 9asen, gm RielIen,
0iels Sobanien, Sans Rieien, ). 9. Senen bo. SOC,
2pbie 25c .. >. =. -. ........... ff.25
Marcus, Sa, sni. =. :. Observation-Disclosures. 1000
Rufftn, aebr, 5ersen anoerfen os Sutru :. -. 400
South 8ino6anI DE, Better Smitb .. -. 800
I%iliammen. .$f6O256
aI6er6omsbiemmet:
Scr toitteret ie a6I; Rr. 8 ..-"....... $3.50
Sonib Wlnobant, Re, Reter Smith. -. :. -. 100
aiIannen $t65O
SfoIefasfen:
5er fOfterets ie a6I: Rr. 8 ........-... $2567.es
8etbroof, Daaine, Waartin 5abrhus ........... 500
Clinton, isis, Bella Ngb, Cars 2arfen, ,somes Car.
lem, Sames 0ieIien, Moris geerien, GarI Sobanien,
Sb. 3bonpien, Girls 6nmen, 70. 81; Warn Qarien.
Bob. Gielen. 2. 8. Steffenien, NieIs 9arien, emn
Nieien, alfreo 2arien, bo. SOC; ............ 1000
Huittn, Rebr, Ssrgen anoerien OF S1iru ...... 200
endn, V2inn, Geo. NifneHen, Sens DifaeIen, Biliom
ebrftenien, Ism. Nifaelien, Sens gasmusIer, gos.
mus Sanen. @9rfs Senfn, Ears BauIfen, 6. z.
Samp, Chris Dtogenien, 30. 81; Sobn Senien, ga.
ltor 8. ". Snnlen bo. 80 ............... 400
SohD @lnoDan, 9taine, Beier Smitb ............. 500
Eilnntnen $2603. 6S
Blair, Rebr, ben 1. 5ebruar 1917.
Reo Saf mo6toaet. Otto SonI.n
sasf for %. fore. !. I. l. afrfe amerifo"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-02-07

&aalrabi ma non1ttes til BET
goerte. aanlrabi fan / 81. ~S6les.
Dighe @ren3poit" tiIbereoes paa
mango forIfelIige Wnaoer. Roete
| 8ano meo liot Salt fan oct tat
tet bore oeres itore Roringsparoi,
oanne ct tilitrpffeIigt WaaItio. Oes.
uOen fan Der lopes en- ~fortrinIig
2aalrabiiuppe, bpis Smag man bur.
tigt bonner iig til. oilers tan ben
brpoes peo at tiliRtte 2sg, arpo-
oeri, Maggi elIer Iignen6e. 5rem
for aft esner aaaIrabi fig til fam.
menfogt Wao, ianle6es bIan6et meo
qartofIer, @ltlersoer eIler andre
@rsntioger. SeIpfbIgeIig bliuer BEN
ne Ret betpoeligt mere pelimogen6e,
nanr man fan tiIintte Iiot MeI,
SEQ, SIT eIIer 5e0t. Desuoen tan
man ogfaa laDe en- andIrdbitaoe,
ioet man Rlter repne, roo 0ooIrobi
og Wel fommen til en- Deig.
Moernes Ndfiimolpris er 5 Nori
pr. 200 B6. &onoelen me6 Moer
~florerer. Ser aftrpffes en- al be
mango annoticer: Jor egen @ee-
ming imoo aontant fbber ieg ct.
bpert 2pnntlm Rnalrobi. RunteI-
roer, @ufereooer, os aftnger 3D.
rem paa enbper 8aneitation. Stbrre
Yartier tan oginn aftages ! Sfibs-
|IdOninger. q. gbriftenien, NpbsI
(Sun6ebfb).
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-14
WAR GREATLY SMELLS
GOVERNMENT PAYROLL
Number of Federal Employees in Various Federal Depart
ments Increased by About 10000 Since Out
break of Conflict With Germany

WASHINGTON. October ia force
OF 10000 men and women has been
added TO Uncle SANS pay roll in Wash
ington since the outbreak of the war.
ana fuily as many moro have been
placed In government positions here
TO take the places of regular employees
who have joined the military forces
taken moro lucrative positions with
private employers or left the govern
ment service for other reasons.
These figures were obtained by in
tcrH'ewias the appointment clerks OF
all ten government departments and
canrassing the separate bureaus such
AZ the food administration. exports add
illustrative board Shipping Board, the
Council Of National Defense. etc Be
cause the statistical department of the
civil Service Commission has net been
able 20 keep pace with the unprece-
cenIed number of employees that have
been put to work, the exact figures
were not obtainabie there, and officials
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-14
MONGER, FOUND GUILTY,
MUST GO TO PRISON
Verdict of Murder in second Degree,
md Punishmcnt Fixed Mt
Eight Years
Especial to The Tlmes-Dispa tch.J

IIARRISONBtRG, VA. October Ia:
AT the conclusion OF trial lasting
eight days. "A jury in the Circuit Court
OF Rockingh ham County here this after
noon returned verdict OF murder in
the second degree in the case Of Rob =
ert MonEer charged with the murder
OF J. Milton Iiensiey. near Elkton. on
August 10 last. and fixed his punish
incnt at eight years in tho penitcniiary.
The case was marked by one OF the
hardest fought legal battles in Rock
inEham County, ard the trial was fol-
lowed with unusual interest. During
the argument Of counsel yesterday and
last night, the courtroom WAS packed
to its capacity. Friends OF the Mon
gers and the Ienslcys came by the
score from Elkton. twenty miles from
Harrisonburg. to hear the attorneys
argue the case
Ernest 3. Crawford opened the arGu-
ment for the prosecution. He was fol-
lowed by Charles y. Hammer and D. o.
Dcch pt for the defense during tho
afternoon. and Senator George y. Con-
rad closed for the prosecution last
night. The Jurors then retired TO their
room, but after celebrating for forty
five minutes requested an adjournment
until this morning. which request was
granted by Judge Haas.
Milton Hensley was killed and his
son. Cla.rde 1icusley. was sho, twice
and seriously Injured by Robert Mon
ger during pistol battle following
4 dispute over the line between the
Monger and the Hensley farms. Mon
ger was shot twice By Claude Hensley,
but was not seriously hurt Milton
Icnsley was not armed.
Trouble started when Arthur Mongcr
n son of Robert Monger, accused Claude
Hensley Of Setting the fenc. over on
us Hensley admitted firing the
FIRST shot. but said he did Il 10
scare Jesse Monrcr. who had struck
him with a stone. Robert Monger con-
tends that Claude IIcnslcy then shot at
him. striking him in the arm. before he
could get his gun which was in n
grain drill several feet away He then
shot at Claude HcnS'cy and n moment
later shot and killed Milton HensIey
whom he tMongerl says hits him with
n rock and was in the act of striking
him 18th n hatchct
The prosecution vigorously attacked
Monger's claim that he shot Milton
Hens!ey in self-defense when about
10 be attacked with n Ratchet and
showed tnat neither Of the Mongers
mentioned tn" Ratchet in discussing the
trouble after the shooting nor was
II mentioned on the following day.
when the two Mongers testified before
IN" coronr.'s jury.
MonEcr and Iensloy both were nros-
porous farmers. each of them being n
large landowner. The two men were
cousins. and Mongcr saws they were
friends until he broke n promise to helD
f1chSiey make a run at AN Illicit still
TeDorts or the presence of which were
afterwards Investigated by Federal
revenue agents
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-14

227 since April 1. 1t already I'm. aj,.,f
UP us quarters in the new buIIdin.
NJ FIFTEENTH and * Streets. Nor,h3
west. and the coal section OF tho Co. 4
mission is In the Southern bui,d,n
me united States Shipping Re-,
including the Emergency Fleet C.orn"nsu
,!oh. gives employment to 423 pcrsnnS
~ nus the old Interstate Commcrc,
COMMISSION quarters at 1919 I. c,S'9
northwest, cases for the shippin, 80
ana snip protection business In a,,
tionai rooms in the Munscy Ru,IIia
and Is In need of'30,0OQ square foo.
ditional- floor space. "u'
Although the Council OF Nation,
tense occupies several floors of ~, 4
humsey builains' entirely or in part
these arc not enough to house ia erl
employees. It's medical sect;on ~, 10y
oiices In the Bond Building; IN. 80
or cooperation with the various g.
is handled at 1917 Connections Arnm,.e
matters OIL commercial economy ar.
cared lor at quarters In the CONNER.
cial National Bank Building, los Jsn,,a
tenth street northwest, and tho WI
mems committee has headouar,cr,
The Playhouse" mt 1914 y S,r,n.
northwest. In addition the co,,nci,
uses part OF tho new Interior Do.
partment Building for storage.
The bureau of efficiency orn,In
hfty PERSONS most Of whom are I'm ~,
Windcr Building at Seventeenth and M
Streets northwest The rest OF it,
force has offices in the Southern RuiId
Ing. where II Is preparing "A report for
congress on the cost of an old aye
insurance system for government en-
ployces.
Lastly. the Civil Service Commission
through which the thousands OF gov.
eminent employees are examined and
appointed. has found II necessary to
Increase it's clerical force by ninety
since the declaration OF state OF war
with Germany last April. The COM
mission has examined fully 100000 ap-,
Dlicants in the present calendar year
and has certified $4,000 OF them for
places in the government service, more
than third OF them being for places In
this city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-14

or inc commission estimated the total
number OF new names on tho rolls in
Washington at not less than 10000 a
canvass of the various government
branches, however. indicates that fig
ure is a little too high.
In addition. compilation shows that
the War Department occupies all or
part of fifteen buildings. besides its
share of the State. War and Navy
building, ana the Navy Department has
overlooked into six other buildings
The food administration is now scat
tered through seven buildings. tho
largest OF which is the old Gordon
Hotel. at Sixteenth and Streets,
Northwest, where the main Offices are.
4 number of temporary buildings
are now either in course of construc-
ton or Will be begun shortly. and
these will do much 10 relieve the pres
sure for floor space. and the PROBABLE
ity is that no more buildings will be
present list shows.
ONLY APPROXIMATE
FIGURES ARE GIVEN
In the larger departments the APP
pointment officials threw up their
hands when asked to name the net
increase in their forces since the war
began. and in each case where figures
were given 1t was with the under
standing that they were only approx
innate. though as near the facts as
could be found. The appointment di-
visions have been overworked, not only
because Of the additional forces being
employed. but also by the number OF
MT $.>r
service. permanently or temporarily.
The greatest Increase in personnel
was In the War Department, where the
normal force of l.Soo civilians has
jumped TO about $500. an increase Of
1000. Most OF this Increase has been
in the ordnance division. but not a.
single branch OF the departments ac-
tiNitE has escaped great expansion
The War Department forces now oc-
cu2y two apartment houses one OF
which was never occupied by tenants.
and though rumors of further expan-
sion have caused apartment house ten
ants some uneasiness during the last
few weeks. officials of the department
stated yesterday that they did not be-
lieve they would be compelled to rent
any more floor space. The only apart
ment house the War Department leased
which caused any tenants to move was
the Premier. at 7lS Eighteenth Street
y. W. where part Of the surgeon
generals Office is now housed. 1t also
has taken the large unfinished apart
ment house being built by John War
rem. on the southwest corner OF Fiji
teenth and VI Streets. ~ w, where
the financial Offices of the quartermas-
ter corps are located. A complete list
of the buildings occupied entirely or
in part by the War Department fol-
lows. the list not including the Mills
Building the Lemon Building. which
the department has leased for several
years:
Premier Apartment House. us Eigh-
teenth Street. y. W., surgeon generals
office.
Monroe Courts. Fifteenth and VI
Streets, y. W., quartermaster corps.
Adams Building, 1893 r Street, " w,
quartermastcr corps.
Hooe Building. 1880 F Street. y. W.
ordnance division.
National Savings and Trust. 719 FIJI
teenth Street, y. w. ordnance division.
No. 1901 ! Street, y. w. ordnance
division.
No. 1924 II Street. n. w. ordnance
division.
No. 734 Fifteenth Street ~ w, en-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-14
both Legs Amputntcd.

ISncrial TO The Times DispatchJ
hf NcltBuRG. VA, October 13.-Pri-
Nate harry Eauman. twenty-five years
" age. or 1S5 Rivington Street. New
oh, q private in Company c.. Forty
seventh New York Infantry Who yos
reporting FOR guard duty about mid
night last hight on the Island ward
OF the Norfolk and Western Railway
whch ne was run down by freight
car which was in n flying switch"
operation, Tier having both legs am,
pntated' was declared to he in n fair
wa! 10 survive his hurts to-day. Tho
a., ,,'u'A',oh or both legs. the right just
above tho ankle, and tho Ief, fcw
inches above the knee, took place Mt
st. Andrews Hospital
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-14
PATENTS -.

WE want q responsible sales
manager III Richmond and
other Southern cities TO handle
our Typewriter Ribbons and
Carbon Paper through sales
men direct to the business
offices in dozen lots and over.
We are selling TO some Of the
most prominent firms in this
country, and can offer an UNI
usual opportunity TO the man
who wants TO build UP a profit
able and permanent business
for himself. ATLANTIC RIB
BON CO., Kinney Building,
Newark, n. j.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-14
REPUBLICAN MEETING
HELD At GATE CITY

nj
GATE CITY, VA. October I'm,
senator j. n. Harmon. of Tazewc;l and
T. J. Muncy, Republican candidate
Tor Governor. addressed a fairly large
crowd here to-day. Senator Harmon
confined his address to the alleged dis
reimbursement Of voters by the Demo-
cratic party. Mr.. Muncy declared that
or tho 100000 voters of the State 400
ooo are disrranchised by the Demo
cratic party. The remainder OF his adj
dress was dcvt ted to the election law
the State Board of Education, tho pro-
hibition law and the war. He was az
no time abusive, but he failed to eyolscl
the applause that was expected. Many)
Democrats were In the audience.
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MEETINGS
gHH Cj!EaIpE4I4: AM OHIO HALLWAY
tCLiPkSY
kV'!'c II Eu'Jal -tor. nDIrers Meeting


7
rC!FkSY
NV'!'r u nm sal -tor.hDirers Meeting.
sew YVyh. sept. ~, 1877
.p'.r+ = h'fcHy giten ti.st the annual
iE"s'iAE - tie etpg%Hnl!crE u the Chesa-
Lc"r" -a- QUO gSilua/ com aHy VIII De
t'-e 80 IA' LrHtf-I D!r.s u! Tie company
90 hi' 'ti. az ,slg.gHoHG. VA, on TUESDAY,,
,,iyD'I q ma. a. u o'cI.ca T.. 81, TAI
'pf zoe - 'tDtt u directors. ~ for the pur-
PIP" ~ 'DHsc",IEs al ari!OD heretofore
.''-'H - "-Lhyis<"c " III. tDaId of diTeC-
'f'e ~ ~ ~ ss'eCi!y. committee Of the
.'"baEy "i!'E meg he FJbLrItted TO the
'..''t-i X and 'cy Tor the uaHEacl!on Of such
'-it'' b-'t h'sa ar f.@y lawfully come before
80 fi't.!.I sEtllJlHE IN. amendment Of
."t i''I 'tn'- II section ! u! Article ] 0f
"F -."rS u the cGiSIaay. 70 10 read
1.ea-lt' annual meetings or the stock
in''fs i'f ~. '!'cilcn u directors from
'''"Nt Nt'iF number ana tue tfarha.ticn Of
-, '.h' tyr5frrk - may properly como
"''"' ~ meeting Tor a't!cn shell he held
-, ~ r'"t4J- preceding b.e iat, Tuesday
- "LiI' 'n ,.'-b /rOr - - D'ciorr n M
'L ~ i"hEfE "rts Il the .on.DaHy in tho
!t. si..s yansfer Loobs "nl be cioaed
d, W. f'y - tiv "DiI. pOHy, "a. II Broad.
w t't" fD'" citY on rfiday September
- ass,,H 'f''""@J. '@t"hef Is. lsI7 at
!iI "ftti ~ tHc tearG 81 GirectDrs
rhitL EEGINGTOk.
Secretary.
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E%PEE!r.Ny Nd aaiesTnan with capital v,!I!
orsIE!%" iruit Gnc pcoGuC" joining and
comm !ss!ph business on an equitable part
neTsrID basis win party who can satisfaC-
torliy qualify Replies treated CorhdeHtiaily.
References to be- fully exchanged. Address
j hta car" Times Dispatch.
CAPITAL 10 yG-! Eeed II? ! finance In.ri-
ferrous Enterprises by gale OF stocks or
bonds on strictly commission sa.,s Only
Irgitlrial" proportions consid"rcd STATE
full particulars. u. ScE:aIn. Jp3 Great
EnTihcrE BOG Chicago.
WANTED representatives branch once
mann eaTs, sa!c..I And women cell STOCK
ptOduciEs Oklahoma oil company Price
rhArrs increaniHg. paying per cent GUAR
tcrIy dividends Ere" Grip examine property.
Increase ;orr iDcome. Experience unneces.
sary. Midwest Securities Corporation, 80
Groadr4Y. New YORK
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PERSON ALI

st.sIs-l, 700 or any friend
SH!',~1 "l-h"7 u lrAyu q. q successful
, ~ insAt .tcGrts. Rom tQ2. 81 broadway.
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TYPENRITERS.

SILENT sA!ITH should have your inYcsti
EaioH before ruFcntst:s any typewriter
t'-ia i'sIc Oh request. Phone or Write I.
{ smith q: Bros. Typewriter Co. GJs East
haze 40 10 Royal Typewriter pracC-
cal! :s". Cost .!Vg %!.i sell for ,I5
-a-.-- Al.!.sh i $40. ~. r!rnes- Tisnntcn n
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TIRES. TIRES.

.'l-sLA. = C1JIsl:-. a. Nv: LrUUs .,rru,
!--:-Sc !>L IOf ..J f.-..
---l.- III. f-..-p.... t.d
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BUSINESS CHANCES

MEN having $50 10 sc0a can make sieno
monthly. Er,-s'y rev. Jus; patented.
TERRITORY. DESTROYER. sSS Broadway. New