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Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-12-17
GR, MUDGE'S NEPHEW
| IS KILLED IN FRANCE


Mrs. Jessie Day. 100 Oak street,
cumberland, widow of James Day,
r.s advised that her son., Sergeant
|, Edward Day. aged rs. was killed
!. action October IA. He left with
,s first contingent for Camp Meade
!, September of last year and was
transferred several weeks later to
|c,mn Gordon. He was attached to
company F, Three Hundred and
Exenty-edghth Infantry and went
bverseas in April, after which he was
h the thickest OF the lighting.
Sergeant Day at the time of his in
k.ction in the army was an en-
love of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad here. Besides his mother,
l. is survived by one brother, James
\. Day, recently honorably discharg-
n from Fort Benjamin Harrison,
Ind This brother had been a Balti-
more and Ohio foreman there.
The deceased was a nephew Of
M. George e. Nudge. of the firm OF
Entler & Nudge, this city, and the
tther boy, James W.. recently visit
ID Mr.. Nudge.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-12-17
Even CROSS, SICK
CHILDREN LOVE
SYRUP OF FIGS
II Feverish, Bilious, Constipat-
ed, Give Fruit Laxative
At Once.

Don't scold your fretful, peevish
child. See If tongue is coated; this
lis sure sign its little stomach, liver
and bowels are clogged with sour
waste.
When listless, pale, feverish, full
of cold, breath bad, throat sore.
doesn't eat. sleep or act naturally.
has stomach-ache, Indigestion, diar-
rhoea, give teaspoonful of Cali
fornia Syrup of Figs" and in 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 CIV
ing it, because it never fails to make
their little ~insides" clean and
sweet.
Keep it handy, Mother. A little CIV
en- today saves a sick child tomor-
row, but get the genuine. Ask your
druggist for a 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 an yother fig syrup. 1t
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-12-17

or w. H. LarnoiA deceased, John W,
Lamon, Maria q. Lamon. Wade A.
Lamon and Charles A. LamOn, infants
and heirs at law OF w. II. Lamon, do
ceased. Lottie B. Lamon, guardian Of
said Infants, owners, C. G. Balm, ten
ant, John Swartz, owner. and to all
persons Interested:
Notice Is hereby given that upon
the petition of ]. e. Baker praying
the County Court OF Berkeley C0un-
ty, West Virginia, for permission to
lay railroad track upon portion OF
the public road leading from the main
road from Bunker Hill to Niddleway
to the road to Ridgeway in Mil
Creek district, and to cross the same.
and to change the route OF the term
inal OF the said road, and to abandon
a part thereof, and upon his PROPOSE
ton to build and maintain portion
thereof, that the said court decided
to undertake the said work, but be-
fore passing finally upon said petition
the said court set FRDDAY, DHCEM-
BIER 27DH, 1918, at 10 o'clock =. m.
before the said court at the County
Court House of said county a. the
time and place where it shall hear
you and each of you and all parties
interested as to whether it shall grant
the prayer of the petition of j. q.
Baker, allow the laying of said track
upon part of said road. and a cross
ing Of the same, authorize the changes
and alterations in the said road, and
enter its final order accordingly. And
you and each of you and all persons
interests ed shall appear at such time
and place and show cause If any you
have, against the same.
e. A. HOHHS,
Clerk OF the County Court at Berke-
ley County West Virginia.
~ II "a 2t III ~ I'LL IL
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-12-17
LYLE CRISWELL HAS
SAILED FOR FRANCE

Lyle Criswell, son of Mr.. Robert
Criswell, Of West King street, who
has been stationed in New York for
some time as an army field clerk in
the eastern department, sailed on
the 18th for France, where he will
most likely remain until nearly all
of the American troops are sent
home. His bride, formerly Miss Ed
it'll Gano, will stay with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Gano, at Tabler's
and Join him in France in a couple OF
months.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-12-17

80 forests, farms, parks and castles
and other estates which the Hohen-
zollerns have held, and only seven
of these are crown lands. OF the
cash holdings of the ex-kaiser, ST.
$4,000 was paid to William in
1871, and came from the indemnity
paid by the French. This sum, the
allies will demand, must be returned
by the estates OF William Hohenzol-
Tern. -
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-12-17
Christmas With French Tots

DIR. Esther C. Loyejay of the Amer
lean Red Cross spent last Christ
mas with the suffering children of
France. She aided in the work OF
supplying clothing and food, crown
ing the work with Christmas trees
and gifts for the boys and gif1s. She
tells Of this work in an interesting
story in the Washington Star, sR-
day. Decemhew ~,
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-12-17
Ex-KAlSER'S CASH
TOTALS SIS, 600, 900

The private fortune OF the former
kaiser is estimated at $5,000,000. in
cash, mostly deposited in various
banks. His income from this source
is $225,O00. The German government
has declared that the private lands
of the Hohenzollerns will not be
seized, but crown domains will pass
to the national treasury. There are
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-12-17
DIDN'T GET TO co

Sickness prevented Private Harry
Miller, Of this city, from taking a
long and tiresome trip to Siberia.
He is now recovering at Camp Sher-
idan Ala. Before the close OF hostil-
tiles his contingent had been order
ed to the frozen north. Mr.. Miller is
well known young printer and
violinist.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-12-17
AT FORT CUMBERLAND.

Henry Harmison, for years resi-
dent of this town, afterwards con
nected with the Berkeley Hotel in
Martinsburg, and the> Queen City Ho-
tel in Cumberland, is now night clerk
at the Fort Cumberland. You can't
keep a good fellow down.-Berkeley
Springs News.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-12-17
: AGED WOMAN KILLED

Knocked down by an automobile
on the National Pike, Mrs. Elizabeth
Shank, aged "a, was SO badly injur-
ed that she died Monday In the Al
legany hospital, Cumberland. She
got in the path Of car driven by
Roy Selbee, of Cumberland.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-12-17
six FINE PoRkERs

Mr.. E. e. Entler, of West Race
Ireet, is also entitled to more than
ordinary consideration as "a raiser Of
Bne porkers. Recently Mr.. Entler
butchered his six hogs and secured
I5Oo pounds Of meat, an average OF
30 pounds to the hog. He also Sc
.ured about $50 pounds OF lard.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-12-17
NOTICE

To The Standard Lime and Stone
Company, corporation. owner. James
Hoffman. tenant, John A. Speck- own
er. ) r. Baker, owner, Lottie B. La
mon IN mar owRaylGht and - wi1ow
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-30
4&3rrepe fra Georges 8yeder os Dyer.
til S~rugsfoIf. &c bor oIt iIpttet
bio ne0 % Dor / SIbhniet.

til Srussfolf. &c bor alt ilpttet
bio neo o. Dor / SIbbulet.
Semrneret er al tore Simelllio.
lter, Der giucs op til SIR, 1900 pr.
Snlot ipr at buege, euers er oct Ell
13-12-1f, iagoe gamIe a|riitoficr
0onmann ioag, ban bar ser oppc
% uilbe iaa Jig @ueit, men Der por
lat bort altlommer. Ser er eli %
Wfuno / Sugit beroppe. Ter er roa
maitge imaa pafre Stem oerbortc
neo EreitegoarNen % Sfripergoar,
ben.
Ser er liben Sne / ginter, uo.
merfet paffert %eir, men Semmer.
fisrerne piibe gierne bope itor Sne;
fommer Der liot, iaa er Oct 5eoeir
igieit, iaa goar Den.
Som : bel bar bort, er her Suong
paa iorifieuig |is. Gn Wlano fall
life lGngere giere meo lit, bpno
ban ipnes. Nhi er bper pIigtig I'll
at iaa % oprfe efteriom ban blir
paalagt al Mpnoiebeberne. : oct
fore % belle blir oct lagt mcget
paa Sonoen; ban gisr pitt bet, ban
fan, foruoen Spang. Sc ~iterite
@snber ma pitt bare / mt a~eeroreoI
op iii 500 Waol. Set ifol
noget baabe til &eitefrait % Wonb@'
froit % Soafprn. Wten iaa foar ri
bebe og babe, at aIt bill loge Jig til
Oct CODE; bette er Trspetio for os
MenneIfer. Hotionerne blir Intoa,
iipr for SmoufoIf, iom bar tibet
Eoteter at ippbe I'll meo. altnoc
hi MI faa en- tiblig @aor % ct aoot
9lor, ioa pilbe manet rette Jig. 6or
en- Irbeibsmanb, Tom moo reiie ira
&iemmet o. bare fin 8ortion nteo,
blir oct pprit .Men ieg bar bsrt,
at Be mo fao SiGpgsfoit. Tet er
minbre ems en- &ilo pr. Wonb til
ltoen. 9at blir set maoIfe mere,
fioen ri faar Moo ira Imerifa.
@io set bar iao pei!
Seq far facet grepe ira nogen
fra Saaroal ON mt oerfra, % MI
bar jeg noeet at meobele eoer Saar,
bsler. Seq bapOe iaa beltemt t9nft
mig Ell Sur til 2aoroaI | CONNER,
for min Sotter @uorun por Son-
toroame poo 9oarools Sabrifer.
Get eoar gobt meo Bette SelifabS
Sabrifer, beres Def no til. Sreore-
ne alepe, Sobn % aetil CT Glspo.
nerlter.
SriIpt / 2aaroal, ialnt 8rsnlie,
genst SaffeS gienoom, er blonot
Sc pafreIte Steoer / Selemarfen.
Ser err bripenbe % parntt. Otter
bpoo Ser fort9nes, ifnl Der bGrc
facet oa beitct ire @an9e.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-30

Tom bar liot melt uco Is0 90 Goc
lGa0clie - hi clcr bore NIlcrcoc?
% naor ri itul oiliore, ON @urocn
lfol Icttcs cler gae9 lor o2 caer ocm,
burOc oct uGrc life uIcuc en- Eliat,
men en- itattct 6orrct Tor cuhOcr
@(mcrifnuer og Ictte &urOcu Tor bier
Wiuno % auinoc oq bpcrt Barn | Dc
ulliercoc 2uuoc / europe uco al pao
tuge os liot itorrc Nproer pou ocunc
Sioc al Suuet."
Ser fan life pGre noQCu (ull ON,
az @nQmel cr iumot, iigcr II. VI.
Butcher. Broieaior ueo ltniucrlttets
iormcn / Ct EoiI. "9nq bar pGrct
/ @rllq til Nreo % Hrcatfalt 6ooo9
lpnqc ier ariQ2 &rouene henlcococ
CpmerfIomhcO paa ocnuc Aorniort
2pgcrnc plctcr at iore'triuc N09
iltppc Tor @ern % ior'tlclllQc NuG
rcttcr Tor ipgeliae ToIf, % lea tuu
life %ioritaa, hporlebCs man fau pao,
Ituu. al aIminoelig @rt8 al 9p8
ifuloc ppre ifooellq Tor SmObe0cr 3D."
Snaffct ON, al guameI itiIoe uGrc
uitnot, bar iuuet betnoeIi8 ltobre.
hclie. Get or bIepet iprcot al lnit.
pcnter Tor at uoloe &an'tcIighcoer
meo Seuiun til 0looipsraamouIet
Gu Gel NicQere, iom hor tlIUirtct
ourc Del eacr 8rpuiorter al %ug,
huroior DC bar iaact op til - Gents
Ilnoet, bar oqina giort iii til at no
breoe Guqraifelien Ceres Ismeuoe
Torrctuinq piI uemlig Tuloc ianmeu,
Iolf ileit fommer I'll al ifiemc
at 6e liqe iau goot fan fIsbe amin.
Oelig @uqmeI iii ! Gents TuHoet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-30
Trcmmciopu.

Ilere 4infoloqer bTooer, at &c.
p~ioitheosliUet ol0rig iuIoitGuoig
opbsrer un0er 2rgmmeu. Gen
SouenOe ontnges al orsmme belle
Gatten igienrem, omenO De iIcite
al 6isIc Gremmc fife e~iterIooer
Spor al griuoring
Smoo oeune Gaaitano itaor en-
rel RRffe az Griarluaer, ionl tuOer
poa, at Ser life BROWNIES ! Dem on
be Seun. 2uoer mau ijg iom
Goriferen @euqunot. uPtfc / SEN
6u6eite Ssou omtrent Is Elmer
otter SnoIouniugeu. timber man al
0rig noqen DEMONSTRATING hos
oen Spuaagueoe. SerwagenS itoti
rifle llnoerieselier iorte nj oet he
illltat. al 9remme er oelto bppoi'
aere, 10 lettere SsUnen er. Oct
uil i~aaleoea hos buert enfeIt SnOi.
uio upre / Sc SsUueperiooer, iom
iorefommer u~miooeIbart aiter Suo'
iouninaen eQer ioran SpuaaJnln'
uen, AZ Srsmme optrRoer. )
risIe 9eriooer orsmmer man pitt
uof alto.
Suis GasenS 9eitiGitiscIicr
itrar taaer Spmertiombeoen ian
uen. iuinocr eriuOrIngen ON Ell
Grsm meo iorbauicnoe 0urllgheo;
men bpia man benreuoer Cpmerf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-30

lomheoeu pou oct muIigc Spor al
en- Crgut. piI man altlo tumuc Tin.
DC ct ioa0ant. 9uc mere Sagtta
Gcrc or Ool cuige ON, at mani Tor
q: flwnc crtrorc en- GRIM ueODcu
ojqUl3 niou puugue / iammc Still
Ina. / builtcu man bar 5aut Grsm
men @ior man moer Cpuoag.
tiugcu en- @cuUgclic. cr Trgmmcu
uiQleut0IocIiI %ioriuuu0ct.
@ Trpmme iom iuotrGocr itrar
eiter &uoiopuiugeu. er rel oftc
u~mio0cIbarc GortiGtteIicr al Sore
itjuiugsIobct ocu poaguc I'll
iIano; men uaar OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
iuIoitruoig opbsrer uuocr oen on
&c SeUu, ma Der uGre irrlige
%l%arioger til Sc Grommc. Iom %.
trU0er hentmco CpUoaguiugeu
Elsie Horiugcr bar malt rluloct
/ 4ttrUcpjrriuQer al iorificaiQ &lrt.
oeI5 0rlanismcua iuorc liIitou0,
GELS more GouoirtEiug pon Sarie
c@r9oncrne. Dos tan man life /
et5pert liIirIoc paauiic 9luriagcu
til oct ¬rut iom bar rrcmfaIot
Cremmcu &iootalO fan Qrsmmeu
Ipncs At uGrc Jpitaoet al lig icID.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-30
IRA Waimnciotas @aohDre.

"Slmeritauernes 6ortiGrIIghco Tor
S~ue0rbreo err uoeluftenoe Ell Smaga.
iag." nger Or. NIon5a u. lapIor, al
oet rationale Muoimre; "6Ueoebreo
err oct iineite, %Ietteite o. melt boIo.
bare; oet boloer iig mpgt % Uelimo-
genoe lGngit % taoler beoit Trans
port. Get er oct bGnoIg'te Tor et'
huert 6olf % Oerior bsr ri ienoe
Sueoen iii europe % life BRUCE oen
90 her. ri Der enbuer ameritanit
0tano o. aoiuoe betPnfe, bpem oet
er, iom bar ben tpHgitc Suroe ar
bGrc. hpcm bar baarct Sproen
lpugit. hpcm bar tiliot melt AZ line
0iGIpctilocr. hpem oet or. ION hor
tabt melt os piret NEST, bpem oct er,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-30
fra Gelemarfen.
Seitcmarfeb. - Spmmerorift. -
st % anbet fra Saaroal. = Sto.
re SfOgbanoeler. - Npt ira Sus
% Sptte / 6piteseio.

&piteseibs Seitemorfen bolotes
MI 12te Sebri,or. Ser Dor liplig
SGroleI, itob life tiIbage for andre
Iars Marfeoer / iaa Senieenoe.
Ser bar Satbel % @anbel. 6iIlot
np al Solf, iom piloe fjsbe, andre
fon piIbe iplee, % Seitene bar
bpre. Sp til $500 Str. for en- bro
Seit.
a~afiehrie og Sotener par frilbe
al tsritige Wennelfer, % 2anos.
snet flommeoe.
1enee ipnes Der Of bore nof al
meIem 6oIf, men oprt er eft Tibet
Woaltib Wao. Ser betaltes 1 ar.
for en- Tortion 2unh.
Saapi 9onoal fra Spresbal fiebs
te Ell Seit al Settle 3anaaf Tor $500
&roner, og @iermtnb gerge og
Clan Sauearn bar Der og ifuloe ie
ib EN- @aarbsbeit til @amlebeimen
SOLICIT / Spresoal. Gen betalte be
pgIaa oper 1000 SIR. for.
Ser bar itbmerfet 8eir og let
ptnt Sore, men Srapiporten poo
Sunofilen bIep tnbitillet ligeiom
oper belle 2anbet eIlers, paagruno
al at Seltene life bar iaaet SABRE.
Wen / BET belle par SeItene life
iaa perit til at bore MI mibtpin.
tiers, for Der blir tiloels itor Sor'
manscl. Slaabpeo og 2i,nbe, iom
bnert Iar bar ifaffet Ssi / 9uno.
ter op gpeoerne Der / Selemarfen,
flyer MI flop. Bropianteringsraa-
bet bar beilaslast alt, Iom er of
faa. De oil fsrit og remit foripne
fine egne, iom ret og rimeligt er.
Seq ipnes, BET er o9rit for Sta
tionsbeitene; De maa no, ON De er
baabe tomme % magre. Set er
mangen Seit, iom bar oct ponbt,
men Stationsbeiten faar osie melt.
Siberne er gooe, ioriaapiot Tom
her fife er Irbeiosmangel, og CIR
b%eioslennen er bsi. Oprt er BET at
lepe, men Oct eaar op / op.
Ser err Spmmerbrgit baabe /
Talann / Siupe- og Iofreifogene
FAINT MI / lttearosifogen / 2unbe.
nalossrpnb, Der Sor Sraa bar
fisbt en- 1000 Splpter al slnne
Suiet eGer SiaaeeIunb. Sum Dor
poa lltgarben og ifal iaur bope
Smut 9iaalono, iom ibsit eiftebe
fla mcb ggeIip Stranb, Woreeoal,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-30
Ga> life Katarrt
paa>raae >io Grrina.

fdn tureres meo Sprsttntu9er, clnoaduo7
ninssbebanbltnser, @tomt3ers, ooiteiafte
eIler andre IofaIe anueubel'er.
s. S. S. bar piit fig bet met tilirebsitiIs
Ienbe Mibb.l mob 8otarrb, forbt bet saar
birette til bsrs Opbap os %iiernsr Spaooms
mems Spirsr fra globet. Sau en- SLATE
bos bin apotbef.r ioas os b,Spuo ben sneiie
losiIfe sebonblins, Der siu.r p~irtelise Re
i~ultater. Oh tan srboloe ipecieae eGs..
raao uben nosen Setalins peo at ifrtpe til
W.oical Director, % Swift Laboratory,
NtIdntu, Ga.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-30

Sell9t Vaffe er CT ria Wfono.
San bar Srugaman0 ira Sunoeberg
San bar 10 Seuner; bcn plore,
Sans, er | Nmeritn, % ieg herer
QUORUM Tiger, at hans Steobeoitc.
NOR, 8omle 6rll @nffc, tolte mcgct
on ham % ulltuot iapnebe ham
6rf. Marie @nffc Dor oaiau hos
@cngt. Zen pngrc Sen, Sperrc, err
6or'tnollo "a hnr lit Nrbcloc noe /
Sllen % 6inaQeiuno.
&c, Iom er oiitc / set Iencre /
HoarouI er: Cars :. Aamoal meo
Signc actiIsonttcr Gueito, aietiI
anution S~tranoheim 0}oroifog)
mco Sngcbierg A2lofaoattcr SfieIo
breio, Sadui Noniion @rGffo meo
8ltnnhil0 7. N~aatpeiot, aarl Name.
ion Sho mco @unuor 9. Gutter,
5eioalSmo, Nanuno 81. 5peiten, @oi
oolsmo, mcb @iertrito Z. Sege.
tpcit, SARAH u. Stremituo meo
Margrethc s.. Strano, @reit Clan
aooalc meo Signe a~mtsoatter
SitcIiO, @oionl@mo, 2prer Clou
aietiIIon 9crge ira 1presooI meO
gfargit 5. Moen, Soauor auaalc
meo Signc NoQuorsoatter @anos-
pert, @eioalamo.
0e0e er: 8amle 9tils Nullac.
bretfc, Sorbierg Sorgeiaootter 9ioo.
lano, Gnfe eiter Clan 2lopoloion
Sofbus, 6preaOol; ban osoe paa
Slaalano / Soor0aI. @im par fom.
men ira SGte9oaIen. SIau Snip
pen n Ogiuo 500, iamt Serum
@cffbus. Seg9e oisic por gonlIe.
aari AabcimL aoneu til Iusnutn0
Gpiit. Ceres Gotter ligoer Der pou
@ranlicn SpringSionatorlum; en-
anoen Cater er 300 al Spring
8llnnbiIO beO bun; bun Iom lager
Der beoer 8iertruo.
Srono Saugebu / Gioaboro, aiit
nteo &ognbilo gifie, bar iolgt lin
8aaro &atgebu til SpeinunQ Num.
ool / Gibsborg. Srono og HagllbiIO
piI ilptte neo til 2oorooI. RagnbiIO5
Srooer, SalIef Nific, bar bpgget zig
ct mt Stem peo @oaroaI5 |reite-
gaoro.
Slou apaalo bar bpgqet mt Sll5
paa goffen; ban er |oitfierer, gilt
nleo Gone @ltgti. Cen me Gems
manben, Wfiffel Manot, bar fjobt
Sioolanb o. Dor Ser.
Islof Wiotbp / SmprfIcpp9rrn.
Den, Seioalsnu, bar iolgt N}iotbp
til @ritbemanocn 0etner, Galen3
@rltber. 9lsIof bar figbt igien Tpre
&poalo, 2oorool, al Miorie alcpe.
Ser er altiaa 6obrifer / 2oorooI,
oo Ser er Gin og GereIic. Ser bIir
bpgget me Stem fortppf, ga Der
er mango Solf, iom ital bope Slr$
og Siem. Ger cr itor llofsrIcI al
Sr9uorer fra 6obriferne, bao0e
Spnon, TIanfer % @oro. Te bar
Ell foIt Nano iii at fipbc SGmmer
o. merle. Clan HunIon Senoing,
Saoroal, CT anint Iom Siuioamnnb.
San er Son al An0reS Sanion, iont
bebc paa Inttsipgchulet iiior &oar.
Mo0eren Si9ne, iom CT Sorn1or,
bor poa Senoing.
Ser er opitaoet mango me Stem,
men mango al DC gantIe EloOier er
MT "attlaQoe". Saale6cS boaoe
Stor9naro % Siqe9onrO. Toa
"SiQboIo" er opiat me Saraffer,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-30
ttnoaaa bets farlise Stabie

Ser er en- mere %alporIis stable al Satarrb
enb ben 1bebaselisbeo, Der beuirtes peo ops
iioppeoe Observation-Disclosures, ben udnIise
.Sarfen os Spptten liant anore pemmelise
TiIbsieli9beber.
Den pirfelise fore fisser I Spsbommens
Genbens til at pebblipe lin 8urs nebao inbs
til 9unserne bliuer ansrebne, os ben trp9tebe
5erins er iaa paa Spor efter big. Vim
eaen Grfarins bar l9rt big, at Iatarrb life
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-30

Ualreu lsq3 bltu 'tI luSrtoer a -ultuIss % IN
dlmmatorf RheumGttaue. } oper tire Har leo reg,
iQu tuH Be-. her bar hdCt BEN. tan otoe. 9eg forlegte
I},obel eftgr Uhobsl % SRss eftcr cR0e. nten hodo
< u0riul trhclctts uar tuu miolerti0tS. Sulott iauot
'eg Il gh0oel 'gm aeit ntloreoe mtg. % CHest CT
uIortg bguot tleaJe. AeJ bar gtpet bet III here. 'oV
mat,sme. % BET hls / apeyt Iu'Uloe OJr,et peloreoelis,
1el oil habe euhprr Sioeubs ar RhsgMattsue ! actls
tsuipmAelii ,Icrm M IL torisgs BETS susltaaeHee bel
brtbsHhs araft. StHo tte en- Ssut; tIH ot Saou %
Aorssie, ca iea oI itnos BET az prsos mi. otter at
ou bar brlqt ect. % Set bar pt't NJ AZ o9re uetpp
boao oa laHss bar tsgt FOR al hslbrsoe ogn RnsRma.
iisme. Tan On ieuoe mlg BrlieH. en- 2Nlar. HeH ior'tdd
pl. lea uI ne baue blue Rtuge uieoHiiHorr On belt er
ttI'reos uso al ieHos Nsm. Sr TIE bet ~rlHIeliatf cpcr.
for liee larger. uaar htter ssHerias laaleoes oaoes
ba irt. CpiWt iIir. Strtp tnGg.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-30

gem iueeu peuse. sun DIN Horesie.
EerB t~rTf,tltGs yiotl'g % S;.uotgaeo bar lErt
eeurs U}1uh. Uilrf (. JIt'ou ar S2ruclie Fep
BORT hoIttH ior'Ercglig Ftros Fasgmlt 5nta sr
'1r mtHnsitug yatts % BET bar G'ust hGW Spue1tb,
iCr ale ulpttcltge tuoeu bGH5 Hlcttgcfo0e. GAN uuL
tHhutr rib:u9e " Fbtumatlsme 'iat oiog. acuIleos5
ran bltg btlbrtost. cGs bD1o a1u Uggr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-30

9ierttIig SitmmsiHr gtOes al en-, Der bar
grBUtt Den. - San Oil hare eHhDtr 9ioeuSe
III al bragg Hutte oerai.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-06-11
CENTURY.

Century, June 9.-The Ladies' Mis-
sionary Society met at the Methodist
church as usual on Friday afternoon.
There was very good attendance. On
Friday evening last the Missionary So
ciety met at the home of Mrs. Finch
and held a silver social, which was
quite a success financially.
Mrs. Harrison, mother of Judge J. p.
Harrison, is recovering from a recent
illness, and is able to be up from bed.
Rev. Samuel Trotter, Mrs Trotter
and Mrs Murray, accompanied by
their little girls. Mary, Alice and Sadie
motored to Chumuckla one day last
week.
Miss Myrtle Alexander is being well
coined home from Tallahassee. where
she has been attending the woman's
College.
Miss Faye Rhodes is at home after
finishing her school
The children of DR.. and Mrs. J. S.
Turberville are enjoying quite an ex-
tended visit to their grandparents
Mrs. Murray, the mother of Mrs s
Trotter, has gone to visit her children
who are living in Alabama, Tennessee
and Indiana. She will be gone for
the entire summer.
Miss Maggie Maylan, one of Cen
tury's most popular girls, is home af-
ter finishing her school term.
Miss Inez Walker is visiting friends
in Mobile, Ala.
Century's Red Cross contribution
was forty-five hundred dollars
Word has been received from Mo-
bile that Harry, the little son of Mr..
and Mrs. Harry McDavid. is improv-
ing. He was taken to the Bondurant
Infirmary for treatment. He is the
grandson of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Nc
David, of West Century.
The many friends OF the Bradley
family are very much pleased to well
come them on their return to Century
They had been visiting in Atmore.
Ala. for some time, where Masters
John, Robert and Miss Mary Ann at
tended school.
Mr.. Barber, one Of our popular
young business men, was called to the
colorS last week.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-06-11
NO CONCESSIONS IN
SALE WHEAT FLOUR

That merchants are to be granted no
special permissions or concessions in
the sale of wheat flour is made evident
in a bulletin from BraXton Beacham,
received yesterday by County, Food
Administrators Bonacker. Mr.. Beacnam
states that he will be absolutely in
flexible in carrying out the conserva-
ton of what flour, as it is necessary for
26,000000 bushels of wheat to do what
100000 bushels formerly did. He
said:
Il have suggested to all merchants
that they only sell their wheat flour
with they sell their substitutes and /
cannot undertake to give permission
for some merchants to sell flour against
another mans stock of wheat flour SUBJ
stitutes. There is sufficient demand to-
day for all the flour that can be placed
on the market, and those who have
overstocks of substitutes should in
crease their efforts to sell those sub
stitutes rather than attempt to get
flour as medium for disposing of 9TH
er stocks"