davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington herald., 1918-02-08
SOLDIER WITH
AK HOLDS FIVE
MEN ATBAY
George Kalisko Runs
Amuck; Flees Camp;
Captured by Police.

CTazed by fear Of court-martial and
death. George Kalisko. private, Conn
psny D.. 3lsth Regiment. fled from
Camp Meade last Sunday night and
was captured yesterday after q hard
struggle by camp police while holding
five men at bay with an ak.
Kalisl1o. while at dinner at the farm
house. suddenly became suspicious of
his hosts and. grabbing an Ak, made
an attack upon them. The FIVE men
and a woman who were ut dinner with
him made their escape and barrfcaded
themselves in q nearby room in front
Of which Kali5ko walked to and fro
swinging his AK.
A woman member Of the household,
who seemed to have an influence over
Ralisko and who was able to pacify
him at the time when he seemed most
dangerous. was able to slip from the
house and send word to the camp for
the military police. A detachment
ihastsned m autotruck to the house
and after maneuvering about Kalisko
managed to arrest him. In their ef-
forts to capture him they tried to
1asso the soldier, but Kalisko evaded
the lariat and made q dash for the
police. Two of the men managed to
side-step him and pouhce upon him.
Though Kolisko struggled violently
they subdued him. They then reas-
sured him that everything would be
all right and that he would be well
faseafad at the camn
One Of His Feet Frosen.
An examination Of Kalisko at tho
Ckokey farm showed that one OF his
feet was frozen and that his clothes
were badly torn and he was In poor
ply sical condition. He was taken to
the base hospital. where he is now
under treatment. 1t seems that
KaEsko. after fleeing into the woods,
took off one OF his shoes when his
foot began to pain him and wandered
around m the snow in that way.
Kalksko, who comes from Williams
town, Pa, q section which is in
habited chiefly by foreign-born citizens
did not, it seems. grasp fully the
American spirit and mistook the Joking
remarks made by comrades, that II he
didn't behave himself he would be
shot, as the truth. II is said he be-
lieyed implicitly that he would be pun
ished severely for the most trivial
ofsenses or for acts which were not
offenses at all. Some time ago, it is
said, he got 1t into his head that he
had committed a minor offense and
that he would be shot for It, Not
much attention was paid by the men
to this. though it is said one or two
OF them joked with him about it.
When he reached the Clokey farm
Tuesday night Kalisko was given
something to eat. He talked the whole
time about the intention of the Camp
Meade authorities to shoot him. The
people at the farm house tried to
convince him that his fears were
groundless. but he wouldn't believe
them. He turned over some money
to one OF the persons in the house to
send to his brothers in Williamstown.
In the course of the conversation.
one of the men suggested that he go
back to camp. Suspectins treachery.
Kalisko grabbed an AK and started
after the men. who barricaded them
selves in room.
The Washington herald., 1918-02-08
SIeslesss Days ilast
War Move; SElatage
0fAmmo MIA Cause

Iceless days are expected to re-
place faelless days. The United
states Fuel Administration yester-
day issued a statement that the
naanufactdre Of artificial ice may
have to be curtailed lNext summer.
There is danger OK a serious
shortage OF ammonia, and steps
are being taken to have as large
as possible harvest Of natural
ice to meet any possibisi .vhortage
of artineial ice," the Fuel Admin
istfatorr deeiaress
The Washington herald., 1918-02-08
The Quinine thst Does Not Affect
Head

Because Of its tonic and laxative effect, LAXA-
TIVE BRoMO QU1NINE can he taken by any
one without causing nervousness or ringing in
the head There is only on "Bromo Quinine. -
z. W. GROVES signature Is on box. 5c-Ady.
The Washington herald., 1918-02-08

There is a market in Brazil for
twine-mskins equipment. kitchen uten-
sfls and household articles.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-26

jenc6w wynosi okoio $4,000, a
straty W zabitych rannych So
zastraszajace. z jencow IA pro-
cent nalezy do klasy roku 1919 a
klasa roku 1920 powoiana bedzie
we wrzeSniu. Walka toczyia sic
wczoraj ma wszystkich trzech
stronach frontu. Pod Dormans,
ma poinoc Cd Marry a na wschGd
cd Chateau Thierry, Niemcy
kontratakowali zajeli chwilowo
nasze pozycye, lecz szybko costa
Ii wyparci. Amerykanie zajeli
Courpoil, lezace ma drodze do Fe-
re-en-T Tardenois, Francuzi zas
zdobyli W tel okolicy kilka wsi,
z kt6rych najwazniejsza jest
Oulchy-la-Ville. w poblizu Sois-
sons zacieta dotychczas walka
wzmogla sic jeszcze. Francuzi
Amerykanie zarzucili wszelkic
s-odki ostroznoSci bez jakichkol'
wick oslon, ME zwazajac ma gnia-
zda mitraliez nieprzyjacielsklch,
parli naprzod, pozostajac W cia-'
glych starciach z glownemi slia--
mi wroga. Caiym szeregiem poia-
czonych atakow lokalnych Anne
rykanie- przedarli sic poza Breezy,
Forest de. Fere i Forest de Rlz,
posuwajac sic w tych punktach o
jake 4 kilometry. Francuskie
.woiska na polnoc cd Ourcqa a
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-26
URZEDOWE RAPORTY
WOJENNE.
FRANCUSKI.

Paryz, 26. lipca. - Mad rzeka
Ourcq walka rozegraia sic wczo-
raj pomyslnie dla mas jak W
dniach poprzednich.Na polnoc cd
tel rzeki zajeliSmy Oulchy-la-Vil-
lie, Amerykanie zaS po stronie po-
ludniowej posuneli sic naprzod W
niektorych punktach o 3 kilome-
try mimo stanowczego oporu ME
przyjaciela zwlaszcza W okolicy
Dormans. Ma poiudniowy wschod
cd Armentieres zdobylismy wzgo
RE 141 i, przekroczylismy stru-
mien .Nanteuil. Dalej ma poiudnie
zajeliSmy wies Coincy tudziez
wieksza czesc lasu Tournelle.
Poch6d nasz odbywai sic W dal-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-26
P6|Mi|ionaHun6wp pod
Piekie|nym Ogniem
A|iant0W.
StratyNienieckie Wynosza
PrzeszEO 100000.
Co zrObi RupreCht BaWarSki
CeDtraIni PIanuja Nova Ofensywq we
WIOSzGCh " AIbanii.
Baron Hussarek Premierem Austryi.
Bolszewiki przeciw Akcyi Allan
tow w Murmanii.
CE..:L 2nn nm QoL Lnkn:L l,, -, A IL:
Bolszewiki przeciw Akcyi Allan.
tow w Murmanii.
Strajk 100000 Robotnikow " Anglii.
INNE TELEGRAM
NIEMCY w ODWROCIE.

Paryz, 26. lipca. - Przez caIy
dzien wczorajszy pomySlne VIE
sci nadchodziiy pola bitwy ma
froncie Soissons-Reims, donosza-
ce o nowych postepach Aliantow
mimo szalonego oporu Niemcow.
Wojska niemieckie otrzymaiy
rozkaz wstrzymania wroga "a
wszelka Gene; znajduja sic one
na terenie Iatwym do obrony, ale
nadzwyczaj trudnym dla utrzy--
mania komunikacyi z reszta ar
mil stad pochodzi odwrot Mem
cow pod energicznym naporem
wojsk alianckich. Po}ozenie Mem
cow, otoczonych trzech stron
zelazna obrecza Francuzow, A
merykanow, Brytyjczykow i
Wlochow, jest ME do zniesienia.
Nieustanny strumien pociskow,
szrapneli, kul i gazu czyni prze-
strzen trzymilowa wzdiuz caiego
frontu marnenskiego prawdzi--
wem piekiem, = Gale niemal terry
toryum ma poiudnie Cd linii Sois-
sons-Reims znajduje sic pod og-
MEM dial ciezkiego kalibru. Do
tel chwili rozpoznano 70 dywizyi
niemieckich ma tel czeSci frontu,
stad bitwa ia uwazana bye moze
"a najwieksza w ciagu calej woj-
ny. Twierdza krytycy wojskowi,
re straty niemieckie wynosza
przeszlo 100000, czego $4,000
zadali sami Amerykanie. Liczba
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-26

Sym ciagu wsr6d sprzyjajacych
okolicznoSci w leslie Riz ma pol.
noe cd Dormans. Ma poiudnio-
wy zachod cd Reims nieprzyja-
ciel podja} ca}y szereg kontrata--
kow ma nasze pozycye miedzy
Vrigny i St. Euphraise i zdoiaI
opanowac ma chwile wzg6rze 240,
ale niebawem wojska nasze Cd
billy powrotem te pozycye, bio
rae przytem 100 jehc6w.
BRYTYJSKI.
Londyn, 26. lipca. - Wczes-
nym rankiem zaatakowai wczo--
raj nieprzyjaciel cztery nasze
placowki ma po}udnie Cd Meteren
pc energicznem bombardowaniu
ciezka artylcrya mozdzierzami
transzowymi, zostai jednak od--
party, ponioslszy ciezkie straty
W zabitych, rannych jehcach.
Wojska londyhskie wykona}y "a
dnia pomySlny raid ma poiudnio-
wy zach6d cd Albert uprowa--
dzily re soba II jeicow i 4 mi
traliezy. w nocy wtargnai mic.
przyjaciel do jednej naszych
plac6wek ma poiudnie Cd Villers-
Bretonneux, lecz wyrzuciiy go
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-26

BrVgadyGr J6Zef Haler ze Szta'
bem 0fiCerSkim W Paryzu.

Sretaya Wydzau Narodowego otrzyma} dis nastepuaca
depesze:
Wydziai Prasowy Komeu Narodowego Poskiego Paryzu
dono egraczne Brygadyer oz Haler bohatersh dowodz
kk ysiecy legonistow galcskh koy swoim czasie
bronia reku przedar1 sic Bukowny pzez Bessarabie
przybyi do Paryza, do Kometu Narodowego Poslde--
go Armii Polskiej Francy. Brygadyer Haler po-
itany zostai enuzyastyczne Koet Narodowy Polsk
legracznem poozumeniu repezenantem swym Panem Pa
derewskn bawacym Aeryce czonkie Paiem seyda
powotaf 6zefa Haler ednoyne do Wraz bry
gyerem pzyby1 ocerow poskh Bohaerske koee pol
sego bygadyera ola k6ego byo rudno k6reby zdoiay
pewszymaG Cd przeb poprzez bolszewick
pol Swiaa byeby dozeG do Ar Pqske Facy odbify sic
opn francukiej eche poezne ssawe me
niowi polskiemu.
MARYAN SEYDA.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-26
.PREZYDENT WILSON OMA-
VIA NOVA GRANGE VIE
KU POBOROWEGO..

Washington, 26. lipca. - Po-
Dor regestrowc6w pierwszej kla-
sy w ostatnich kilku tygodniach
przez marynarke warsztaty o.
kretowe by} tax wielki, re woj-
skowi zapowiadaja, il wszyscy
regestrowcy 2giej klasy beda po
woiani do oboz6w, prawdopodo-
bnie we wrzesniu, jezeli kongres
ME powiekszy granicy wieku po-
borowego. Po konferencyi Office
row wojskowych w gabinecie
gen. Crowdera oSwiadczono, re
prezydent Wilson sekretarz
wojny Baker potwierdzi nowy
projekt poborowy, ktory zostanie
wyslany do kongresu; projekt
ten wymaga rozszerzenia granicy
wieku poborowego do Sc roku.
Wszyscy w latach pomiedzy SO,
a 40 beda rowniez powo}ani, je-
zeli warsztaty fabryki amunicyi
beda potrzebowaiy pomocy. w
miesiacach czerwcu i lipcu, o.
ko{o 100000 regestrowcow z
100000 pierwszej klasy zosta}o
powoIanych do siuzby wojsko--
wei.
Wysiano wczoraj rozkaz wszy-
stkim komisyom poborowym, a.
zeby powolaly 100000 regestrow-
cow W przyszlym miesiacu; do
tych beda zaliozeni i ci, ktorzy
sic regestrowali w zesziym roku.
Kwatermistrz marszalek gen.
wyda} wczoraj ostrzezenie wszy-
stklm konlSyom poboroWyfn, a.
zeby ME zezwalali regestrowcom
ma wstapienie do marynarki, lub
.warsztatow okretowych, dop6ki
ME So pewne, re beda mog}y wy
pelniG swoje kwoty poborowe W
przyszlym miesiacu. Obecna o.
fensywa utworzyia droge do pod
jecia propagandy pomiedzy zoi--
nierzami niemieckimi. Niemiecki
nar6d otrzyma wkrotce wiado-
mosc, re Ameryka bedzie liczyia
100000 zoinierza w tym roku,
a 100000 ma poczatku nastep-
nego.
WIELKIE FARBYKI ARMAT
Juz GoToWE.
Waszyngton, %. l!pca. - De-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-26

merykanskie ma poludnie cd te
rzeki zblizaja sic powoli do Fe'
n-Tardeonis, Cd ktorej II
miejscowosci oddaleni So Amery
kanie 8 kilometrow. Zaraz n:
zachod Cd Reims wojska francu
skie i brytyjskie posunely sic Dc
Gueux i Merry Premecy, CT
wskazuje ma postep dwumilowy
W kierunku Fismes.
Paryz, 26. lipca. - Poza from
tenn wielkich walk miedzy Reims
a Soissons glownym problemem,
ktory zajnuje uwage znawcow
wojskowych alianckich, jest kwe-
stya armii nastepcy tronu bawar-
skiego Ruprechta, ktora stoi 60
iowa do walki naprzeciw frontu
brytyjskiego we Flandryi. Armia
ia silna jest jeszcze w rezerwy i
pewnem jest, re gdyby szczescie
posluzylo kronpryncowi mad
Marna, byiaby uderzyla ma Bry-
tyjczyk6w Gala swa Potega. Obe-
cnie arnia niemieckiego nastepcy
tronu niezdolna jest do jakiego--
kolwiek energiczniejszego ataku i
dlatego ksiaze Ruprecht costa
wiony jest samemu sobie i ME
wiadomo wcale, czy pokusi sic o
zdobycie laurow wojennych ma
wlasna reke. Tymczasem artyle-
rya we Flandryi jest nadzwyczaj
czynna po obu stronach a zwlasz-
CA W okolicy Bethune, Villers-
Bretonneux, mad rzeka Ancre w
poblizu Albert. Ogolne przekona-
ME wsr6d Aliantow panuje takie,
re z powodu niepowodzenia kron
prynca mad Marna r6wniez i re-
zerwy Ruprechta ucierpia}y wiele
tax, re armia jego ME jest zdolna
do podjecia ofensywy ma wieksza
skale.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-26
WieIki Nur Ameryka1ski.
w Sprawie Podatk6w Wojennych
Strajk Marynarzy Handlowych Bliski.
z Obozu Granta.
INNE TELEGRAMY KRAJOWE.

parliament wojny oswiadczy}, re
wybudowano juz Is wielkich rzq-
dowych fabryk armat; fabryki te
beda wyrabialy armaty roznego
kalbru. Praca okolo wyrobu ar
mat pociskow rozpocznie sic W
kilku tygodniach. Obliczono, ze
Rad wyda} $34,S7S,297 ma budo-
we owych fabryk. Urzednicy De-
partamentu, oSwiadczyli, re ia.
bryki te beda wyrabialy o wiele
lepsze i wieksze armaty w tym
roku. Jak widac rad robi wielkie
starania mad wystawieniem zna-
cznej ilosci fabryk armat, pocis-
kow amunicyi, bo w zeszlym
roku tylko dwie fabryki byiy pod
kontrola federalna, obecnie jest
ich az 15. w zesz}ym roku ME
by}o mozna dostarczyc wielkich
zapasow broni i amunicyi, ponie-
waz tylko dwie fabryki dostar--
czaly zapasow wojennych, a te-
mi byly ,,Midvale i Bethlehem.
Niektore z nowych fabryk rzado-
wych wyrabiaja juz armaty po-
ciski, inne czekaja "a materya--
lem. Department wojny oswald
czyi, re niekt6re fabryki dostar-
czaja po 10 wielkich haubic dzien-
nie. 29go naja fabryki dostarczy-
iy 100000 roznych nabojow do
mitraliez' karabinow. w jednym
tygodniu dostarczono $4,000 ka-
rabin6w typow Enfield" /
Springfield
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-26
z BIHra uruIugIeznsgu,

Wsch6d slonca godz. 5:S7.
Zach6d slohca godz. S:15.
Pogoda W Chicago i okolicy: Me
staIa pogoda W piltek W sobote bez
zmiany W temperature; Iagodny
wiatr zmienny.
3
Temperature DOLBY minionej: Maj
Hyzsza W czwartek o godzinie 4 po-
poludniu: So stopnie, najnizsza W
piatek godzinie 2 rano: "a stop
uie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-26

wojska nasze kontratakiem. Me
co pozniej oddziai nieprzyjaciel.
ski zaatakowal inna nasza pla--
cowke, ma polnoc Cd rzeki SOM
me, lecz zosta} odparty, pozosta-
wiajac jeicow w rekach naszych.
NIEMIECKI.
Berlin, via Londyn, 26. lipca.-
Zaciete walki odbywaly sic mic
dzy Soissons Reims. Gwaitow-
ne ataki przypuSci} nieprzyjaciel
ma poludnie Cd rzeki Ourcq i ma
poludniowy zach6d Cd Reims, od-
parlismy je wszakze kontrataka-
mi. w Wogezach landwera ba-
warska uprowadziia re SODA pc
wna liczbe jehcow, wykonawszy
zrecznie raid ma pozycye nieprzy-
jacielskie. Miedzy Bucquoy He
beturne zaatakowai mas nieprzy--
jaciel wieczorem pod oslona
dziai, lecz zostai odparty; row.
niez chybiiy jego ataki ma zachdd
cd Albert i'pod Mailly.
AMERYKANSK1.
Paryz, Kwatera Wojsk Amer,
26. lipca. = Sekcya A - Ma pol
nocny zach6d Cd Jaulgonne SHY
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-26
ARMIA 10000 zOLNIERZY
DO ROSYI.
Japonia bierze udziai.

SASASS AN0Aet'
Washington, 26. lipca. -
Stany Zjednoczone zawarly juz
ugode Japonia jej sprzymie--
rzefcami CO do interwencyi w
Rosyi. Prezydent Wilson otrzy-
mai odpowiedz Cd rzadu japoh--
skiego, ktory sic zgadza propo-
zycya Stanow Zjednoczonych W
calosci, lecz pozostaja jeszcze do
rozstrzygniecia niektore punkty,
ktore beda zadecydowane pred
albo po rozzpoczeciu akcyi. Jezeli
prezydent oswiadczy, ze zastrze-
zenia Japonii ME powinny wstrzy
mac Aliantow cd akcyi, nasrapi
ogioszenie zamiarow Aliantow; w
przeciwnym razie akcya W Rosyi
znowu zostanie odciagnieta. Po-
(Dokohczenie n str. 2ej).
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-26
EX RA!
ARMIA POLSKA WALCZY
MA WSCHoD Cd REIMS.
STAcZA z WRoGIEM ZWY.
cIESKI Boz.
w swietnym ataku bierze
213 jenc6w niemiechch.

Wsr6d wiadomosci dzisiejszych
z pola WALK ma zachodnirn from
Gle znajduje sic radosna dla mas
wzmianka o ataku, wykonanym
przez kontyngent -polski ma
Cd Reims, W ktorym to
ataku wojsko polskie odniosio
swietne zwyciestwo mad Niemca-
mi, biorac 213 jenc6w w niewole,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-26

Dokoficzcric na str. 6-tej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-26
KALENDARZYK.

Dzisiaj, piatek, 20 lipca: sw. An
ny.
Jutro, sobota, 27 lipca: Sw. Pan
taleOna.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-02-02
PUBLIC SALE
or VALUABLE
PERSONAL PROPERTY

The undersigned will sell at public
sale at the Old Baker farm at Sprin.
kle's Mil, mile east of Berkeley
Station, on
THURSDAY, FEB. 8, 1917.
commencing at 10 a. m, the follow.
ing:
HORSES
No. Nell, roane mare. years
old. weight 1400 lbs, good barshare
leader, work anywhere
No. 2--Prince, bay horse. 10 years
old, weight 1900 lbs. work anywhere,
good barshare leader.
No. 3--Charley, gray horse. years
old. weigh 1850 lbs. good wagon and
barshare leader.
No. '4--Dutch gray mare, years
old, weigh 1900 lbs, good driver and
strap mare.
No. 5-Bill, spotted pony, years
old, good driver and strap horse.
No. 6-Pete, gray horse. II years
old, safe for any one to drive, good
work horse.
No. 7--Doll, brown mare, in foal by
Black Percheron horse, good driver
and strap mare.
No. S-Queen, iron gray mare.
years old, been driven and worked
some.
No. s--Diamond, roane, coming z
years old.
6 MILcH cows
Two are fresh and rest of them will
be fresh by the middle OF February
go GOOD YOUNG EWES
About one-half OF th4m will have
lambs by day of sale.
z NICE o. /. C. HOGS
VIII weigh 125 lbs. apiece, and some
shoats.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
! Superior drill, Deering mower, dou
BILE Deere corn planter. single corr
planter. Houser; double shovel
plows. l single shovel plow, 2 double
cultivators, Buckeye. ] Brown;
! Deering binder. / Deering horserake
8 barshare plows No 40, four-horse
Brown wagon, nearly new; l sixty
bushel bed, new; two-horse wag
on. l four-horse Champion wagon, ]
wheat fan, / corn shelter, l corr
! crusher. fodder cutter, single ant
double trees.
| HARNESS
Two sets breechbands, 9 sets from
gears, 2 sets Yankee harness, sets
plow gears, collars, brides and halt
ers.
TERMS OF SALE
| A credit of 9 months on all sums
Of $40 and over, the purchaser to give
note with approved security, nego
table and payable at Peoples Trusl
Company. of Martinsburg, with in
lterest from date. but If paid at ma
turity. interest RENTED. Under S1(
cash. per cent discount for cash
G. ID. WELLER.
II 26 ed I'd
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-02-02

ers district on the Lernen farm at
the river, WiIliamsDort pike.
March 10-Clarence B. KiImer, Dry
Run road, west OF Martinsburg.
March 12--otho Williams, north of
Billmyer's Mil, Opequon district.
March 13-CarroIl F1emming south
OF Kearneysville, Leetown pike. JEFF
ferson county.
March lbs. L. Dodd, Little
Georgetown, on Potomac river.
March I'D. L. Magruder, along
p. & o. Railroad, Il mile northwest
Of Kearneysville, Jefferson county.
March 16--J. /. Feltner, southeast
OF Martinsburg, Arden district on
Opequon creek.
March tyr. v. Mcdonald, / mile
west of Shepherdstown.
March 19-John II. swartz, east Of
Bunker Hill.
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part OF Martinsbrug, Berkeley coun-
ty. West Virginia, known as Berkeley
Place, and being known and designat-
ed on the plat of said Berkeley Place
as lots No. IL and SO in block G and
being the same real estate con-
veyed to the said parties of the first
part by two deeds. one from the Bsr-
kelley Real Estate Company. dated the
29th day of May, 1911, and of record
! 10 the office OF The Clerk OF the Coun-
ty Court OF Berkeley County, West
i Virginia, in Deed Boob No. 126. page
1O1 and the other from The Berkeley
Real Estate Company, dated the 25th
day Of September. 1911, and Of res
ord in the said Clerks office. in Deed
Book No. 1877. page 33, to both Of said
deeds reference is had for further par
ticulars
These lots are improved by large
and practically NEW DWELLING
and other out buildings. and will make
good home or investment for any
one.
| See trustee for particulars.
TERMS OF SALE
! One-third Of the purchase-money
cash on dav of sale and the balance
in two equal payments. of one and
two years, respectively. from date of
sale. the purchaser to give his nego-
table. promissory notes, bearing in
terest from date. for the deferred
payments and a first deed OF trust on
:, the property sold to secure the same.
d. w. SNYDER, Jr.. Trustee.
Geo. W. Keesecker, Auct.
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order. Thrush G. Slough buggy. 16-
foot hay ladder, stick wagon. Sim
pick double disc corn planter, with
, check row attachment; Scientific corn
cutter, in good order; Buckeye dou.
BILE cultivator, in good order; No. 40
Oliver chilled pillow, new; springtooth
harrow, single and double shovel
plows, basket sleigh and bells, grain
cradle and rake, lot of forks. shovels,
mattocks and digging irons. hay fork,
ropes and pulleys.
Single, double and thribble trees,
new; moving seythe, crowd sticks,
log chains, exiting box, crosscut saw,
pair sheep shears. new
{. HARNESS
Two sets Yankee harness, two sets
front gears, two sets pillow gears. /
set single harness. collars. bril-
dies, Citizen saddle, pair check lines,
Woke straps. sets heavy fly nets.
pair spreaders. wagon lines. 300 Bun
dies Fodder and Some Corn. 100
Rhode Island Red Laying Hens.
Empire cream separator No. 4 In
good running order; 10 gallon swing
ng ehurn.
(NOTE--Chickens to be sold for
cash, no discount)
TERMS or SALE
A credit OF ten months will be given
on all sums Of $40 and over. the pur-
chaser to give note with approved
security. negotiable and payable at
the jefferson Security Bank, OF Shep-
herdstown, or the. Bank OF Martins
burg. Martinsburg, w. Va, with In
terest from date, but If paid at ma
turity interest RENTED Under $40
cash. Discount for cash. No prop
arty removed until terms are com
piled with.
CHARLIE r.. MILLER.
Dodd & Hoffman, Aucts.
Harwood B'irkhart,. Clerk.
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March w r. Keller, Falling Wat.
ers District, on Keller farm, formerly
owned by Jacob Cassman.
March 2-Roland Hammond and
Charles Miller, administrators, near
Kearneysville. Jefferson county.
March 2--B. S. speck. Hedgesville,
". Va.
March 3-Thomas E. Howell, En-
giles, Jefferson county.
March sc. c. Henry. mile east
of Martinsb1rg, Shepherdstown road,
March Ward McLanahan. Ope-
qiion District, Blairton
March 6--Arthur Tabier. Opequou
district, northeast OF Martinsburg
March 7--Seibert G. Myers. east Of
Scrabble, Jefferson county.
March s--Theo. g. Riner, near Nipe
town.
March 9--Frank Mish, Falling Wat
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spring, a good general purpose mare,
win work anywhere. Tops, good
barsAare leader Fred a good general
purE Sc horse, 4 YEARS sid. The bal
ance are good colts. Al will be three
cc11 old a the spring.
CATTLE
Two mich cows, Jersey, will be
fresh by day Of sale, the other a
good COW, will be fresh in March.
One Is month old heifer, yearliug
heifer.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
Gre new Anchor buggy, / good y
hcFss road wagon. Johnson blna 4.
No. 40 Oliver chilled pIow / spring
tooth harrow, double shovel pillow,
Superior grain drill, good drag,
set tug harness, collars, brides, good
pair check lines, 200 BUNDLES OF
FODDER and other things not men,
toned
TERMS OF SALE
A credit OF nine months will be
given on all sums Of SIS and Oyer.
purchaser giving note with approved
security, negotiable and payable iii
the Peoples Trust Company with Ia
terest from date, interest to be re-
mitted il paid at maturity.
]. P. MASTERS.
J. w. Dodd, Auct
Harley r. Gain, Clerk.
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