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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-09

4us apsi ls5snbigsH GuslIsn pirb
Der Strom Der moberneH aitoi3iu ses
fpeiit: aus bsr Grfapruns uHS aus
benz @eriub. lrnlt 1T Der sritert.
Dur4 Dis!tauisnbiGtriss gsobnas
tung habsn bic Nlsniden sslsrnt. gliibs
Ii4es unb S4dblidss 3u unteridxibfn
unb sesen manderlei nnssulaA oilFs
gu fuHsn. Die erjten griebniit oes
nod 9altpilbsn Iebrten ibn, bab Der
9ib zines 2bierss, Der pftil zines
Jsinoes i'm i1mersenoe Munsn 3ufiis
gen toHntsn, unb 5ipdngen ibn, nob
WaitteIn sur 9lutitiuung. 5ur Ssilung
gu fuden. Der Jdger ME Der Sirt
mar folder aunbs btbiirftig; iper lie
ihm permittsIte, ipurbs boheeebrt, neil
man i'm Don Der gottbeit ielbfi nnz
tsrri9tet ndbnts arsttbum nnb
priefertbum fparsn i'm g@inn un5ers
trennIi6, fpie mir bsnR aud btute
nod aHiIGnssn an bisls Uprfelung
pislfab besesHsn,
ganS lansiam but i'm @erlnuf Der
gutwidIuns fit elm erfabrunssi6ab
aHgefammslt; unfihsr unb unsufams
menbdngsnb 3undfit - um 70 ribs
baltIger uno um 70 Deripertbbarsr, je
i2arfsr bic gepbadtuns purbe. Der
llrmenf6, bas 0aturDolt. beriIntuHbis
as uHterIiesen Ieidt 2dufhunsen; bic
GrfabruHg blsibt unsuDsrIdHie. 10.
lanse ntbt Der urfdhIihs 3niammens
bang outage triit. gri. felt "a gts
long. bi. bIoBe BetradtaHs Der g<s
f6shHiHe nit uuasinuLisn EiRnssprs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-09
SiitOriiAe JeiOr ia Ct. eOnis.

| am goniltdD lpdren es 100 Sabre
Iieit giifoi Guboure DON 2oidiinna in
ct. 2ouis geiis BON ieiner unermeb.
liheH Dio5eie ersriif Inb baburdj
Ieine ne,ie glera permanenter pnitcrn.
tiou fir CT. Sonis inaugnrierte.
3ur Seier bes Gages ipira an
ssefte Der III. 6rei aonige, gr5biidJoi
g. &artp Inn 10 ilbr IN Der ct.
aouis Stride (oIte sfatbebrale) eiir
ToHtiiifnIamt DeIebrieren. er5biid,of
J. &. @leinoH piro bic 5eitpreoigi
baIten.
Tie statbcIiidye Siitoriide @efeu.
fddff gibt 5u Der sSeier cine bibid
ausgeitattete fleine 5eitifriit beraiis,
bic BON ben bodfp. Serren 9b. Y.
scnpap, g. Dr.. 8. ". oolipeR uno
g. Notbeniteiner suianumeneeiteilt
begin. reoigiert ip,irbe. Sie entbdIt
meben mebreren 9ilbern oiid), cine
SAiIberiine Der Birfinnlfeit bes Bi'
Id,ofs uno ieiner gerbieniis Inn Ct.
eouis, ionic oas asrosraunn Der Sli.
bildimsieier.
Cine meitere @iiroieina beS gr.
eigniiies entbGIt ein artifel aus Der
aeoer bes ssfarrers 8. ". SoIiped.
betitelt: Gin @ebenfbIntt Sitr Sabr.
buHbertieier oes 8. lirlo 6. ssaniiar
1915, neldem nadfoIgerbe glusfiib.
riineen entnommen iiuo:
slm IS. augiit bes Ssnbres 1912 !
ernnnllte @iid,0i Carroll BON 9nIti,
more, ipeSielen Jnfiltaten gemdb,
oie er Don Rom erbalfeH bate, ben
SuIpitianer &sni. Souis Tubourg.
bes wiarps College IN
Baltimore. Sam Aominiitrntor BON
aouiiiana iInb ben beioen 5Iorions.
am f6, 6ebrinr t766 pi
5npc 6rGrtcis nif Der lpejtinoiiden
'sniel Snrto Tonirso seboren. battc
iG IN Taris ben Sllpitinnern aiige.
d)IoiieR uno mar, 1874 brrd) Die
IiepoIiltion pertrieben. nod ben 9er. /
Stopten eefomnien. S5ier mar Ell
Lrdiibent pom @eoraetopn College.
I796--1799. iilie ip1tcr Der erite
,bere rom St. Marp's College inI
snltimore seipeien.
Dem ausbriidiiden @unfG bsr
Srcpasanba ssmdbb bette Biidofl
Lorron Batter glsrinr BON asn.
u6p faidsn ppIIsn, bisier ipeis
erie fid absr IfaHbbafi. mad (
leD ORLEANS 5u gtbsn Du. Il
os,rs btsab iitb birtfi nod ieinfr Grs (
snnung mad Der 6albmpnbfabt am
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Der bisl Gntbuiiasmus, absr iibsr lpss ID
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-09

ipe5iellsn Vsrtrdaer,, nm bic pclt'
tii9e llnobbdRsigfsit uno ben terri
toriaIsn Heiitfanb aller Gtaatsn, Of
srobs obsr tIeine, 81 saroHiireil
1e5iigli9 bieIsr peientlif<n BE-
riatisunssn bon linreHt unb Gel,
tsnOmaduns BON Re4t finb mir Be,
iniimen Witpirtlins alltr RegisruH'
gen unb 90ltsr periiheri, Die I'D, &c.
gen bic JmperiaIiftsn rerbunben ba'
ben. Wir f5nnen I'm SntereHe nidi
sstreunt unb i'm 3iped niht seibeiIi
iperbem Mir baItsn Bis gum Gnbs
5ujammen.
Cir foIde 8ereinbarungeu uno Wers
trGse finb mir piaens gu tdmpfen unb
ben aampf Ioriauisbsu. Bis iie erreidt
iino, ober nur neil mir puHidrn.
bob bas Rsnt iissen ion uno neil
mir einsn bauerusn 6rieoen besebrsn.
Der nur our4 gefeitiguns Der Soupts
uriaden bes 8rissss gu erIansen III.
mas NIT biefem qrpsramm sei4tbeg
ioa. Wir iinb auf DsufI&.anos
@rObe nidt eifsriii6tis uHb fis pirb
bur9 biefes prosramm ni4i se-
iamdIsrt. Wir mibsOnnen ibm niht
Die GrruHseufhaftsn unb bic Qluss
5eihnuneen, bic e. auf Dem Gsbieie
bes WiHens unb frisoliter llHternebs
mungen srlanst uno bic ibm sroben
unb beneihuspertbsn Rubm sebra1t
babsn. mir tuiinIhsn ss midi gu iAds
bissu. ober ibm ben Wes 5u 6ere6tis,
tenn ginflub ober Mati 5u periperren.
Wir niinihsn ss nu6 nidt nit WGfs
fen ober feinblittn 5dnbeIspereinbas
rin9en au bsfdmpfeH, ipenn es pilens
1T, fib nit uns nnb ben dn6eren fres
bsnslisbenben Watiousu in Wertrdgen
lnSuTdIisben, bie @erehtisfeit, @eiebs
Ii6teit unb ebrlifxs gerboIten fidtrn.
Dir tpiinIGen MIR, Sab es einen sleis
ben plab rnter ben @Dliern Der erbe
'innebme In Der nsuen Welt, in tpelher
pir jsbt Isbsn, aHitatt zines Serrens
,late1.
glo9 mutben mir ihm ,u, nuf uns
tmn WilIen etne llmssitaItuns ober
Ienoeruug ftiner Ginrihtunssn gu
,sraniialten. Mber es TT notbpsnbis, |
pie mir often Iasen miiifsu unb Hotbe |
uenbis als @orbebinsune su eiuem
rtslIisenien @eriebr NIT ibm bon uns
srer Seite, bab mir piNen. men
sine Wortfilbrer btrtrtsn: Die Was i
oritdt bes NsiHstoss ober bic MiIis
irpartet unb bic Mdnnsr. bis Ha4
BsltbsrrIhaft ifre6sn.
Wir baben istt seipro6sH ii&ers
ID 70 6eutli9, bab iein 3peifel uHo
irasen mebr m6sli4 finb. Gin offen<
lnbisss prinsip bur4sisbt bas sanse
|rogramm, bas itb sntporftn babe.
's In bas prinjip Der @ssftisteit
,sen ale 0Sltsr unb VaiionaIiidttn
no ibresRefts, uRter aIsihen 9ebins
ungen Der Sitsrkit unb Greibett
liieinnnber su leben, Of he Fart ODER
ttpad Tnb. Sbns eisiss grfn5!p
d 9runbIi,iH bee inisrnationnIsH
ebdubes ianH bic 8sr.dtis,sit nic1t
'iiebsn. +
9ns Dol, Der Der. Siaatsn f5nnte
Icb tsinem aHoeren prinsip banoeln,
no 5ur 9srishtuna tisits grin3ips
es ber.ii. isin 9eben. feline Gbte
lb allies mas ss befist, binsussben. I
er moraIifde. Gipislpunit Si.I.s sur
pibe gsIangtrH unb snosiItisen aries
3 fir bic Msuf&enfreibeit ift esioms I
en- uus oas ameritnniTds Doll 1T bes
II feline sissue araft, isirt eissnen !
often 3iele, feline eisene Sntegritdt :
ID 6insabe in bifem anmpfe oufs !
bieien. \
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-09

True translation filed with the Post
master at Cincinnati on January B.
1918, as required by the Act OF oeto.
Der 9th, 1917.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-09
NtittipOd), Den 9. SaHuar 1918.

True translation filed with the Post
master at Cincinnati on January s.
1918, as required by the Act of octo-
ber 9th, 1917.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-09

mir tmpfebIsn bic iOrsfGls
tise Our9iiat Der qraiibentenbots
Iaaft, bic BON Der srDbten MiHtiss
teit lit.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-09
Mebisiniide Str5mnmseH.
Bon prof. .. Q. p0sn.r

Die msbi3inii4e Grfohruns in Der
auItureuipidiuns. - Die glaturs
beiItunbs Die Serumsiniprisuns
gen. - Robert ac1. Der gabnbres
der. - 9as 9bisrsrpsriment. -
Die uneria0pflidrn SeiImiiteI mo.
oerHer arantsnbdufsr.
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It'd. WANTS

essspA6 T. ssnu I. lin. p:r Insertion.
SfS ,s'fiSiS
SsSSafS h1sGS e n BIT sSSs, l.s GAS" TO &C.
Y Es11A;1I r.: $500 DSiEf ,s:ss.ioas cant.
j CONSECUTIVE Insertions. 20 cent.
s,tuation Wanted. aaMe sad ksnAle. :
HAal!s. sl'1,a Sns week. 10 ssns !. naa,
ass men ana 81. Soras 'a 10 t tsa s.ns
Tbs q Se eve rate soysr Ill c.as.ihea,iops-
| SLHoIAtAUNS EVh I.-U. N4ANl ADn.
ins tono~inx Aiiiiea'uispAtcn nranen ot-
afS tyf sao u n. sne ruos
/ tgal&r once rates. winch are given ABOVE.
"hsi us souhna.Es aiHIrr.
Gavsaos Urux seors fiosa.Ava. sud koo-
cnsIisa = rurnsr. Druggist wes, Broad.
s. 5aSs ys,oas "a. ia Asn SssS. Hy.
u l.. booksr Orus elors, ss4l west alain
Fey. DIV. s,e5s , ALIEN ave. and Grace St,
da, !0f Ess R siss. Go Is " " Mali 81
S!ne street hharmAe,. "a .. Pine 81;
" Il Nay = srS. ssaok Ave. .uu Clay
Tausn, DRUG store. Fonhss and Broad
EAST OF FousHEE STREET.
| coAen Co., u East Hroad IL
s!,f.. s5ss s. b:s. y s.sS. lss-a sse>a
Wallis DRUG Store tith ANA Matsh&ii Sta
W. 4 fDs .is5 ssv VI \. n refill H.Ehh st 81
Riehlsdsoh Drug Stose. GU ~. seventeenth
:, Il md 81 z.a
WMllsms Pharmacy Twoaty-nIa, and Mar
.'spi,nsvr DRUG Co.. Trsnry-thrd and
HoIds Drug store. Twen.y-n,n,h and @
Weed sehaaf Drug Co.. Twenty nth
Woods Pharmacy. Twenty NTH and Leigh
Church I'm Ph.rm,ey: go f BROAD g.
h!shasdsens Clay Street Drug Store w ~
PARAMOUNT.
Earm'1n' s ehtI1s'y AE s9 Es'@'un' Az.
EtssyS. Drus s,ore. isM North Ava
HIGHLAND PARK
A. n. Cosby 4 Co.,. 1850 Third Ave
Tssa..aa s' Hilton "a" ana s'' Maryland
SOUTH RICHMOND.
Branch office Times Dlspateh. 1909 Hull
WOODLAND HEIGHTa
Woodland Heights Pharmacy .loi scmnes
Charles W Garrison. ALI Forest XIII Ave
SWAESBORO.
o. IL aobeT,s n,oE store. 1904 Hull ST
]; A Biaek 81. "inamsburg Aye:
;. Peoples Drug Store. 800 williamsburg
PETERSBURG.
nors Street: phons Petersburg Is
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

NOTICE 10 CONTRACTORS
Sealed proposals will Tie received pY thu
Street Committee uuti noon Friday Jan
uafy Is. Tor repairs to Bishops BritSe Ivgr
the Appomat,ox River, Petersburg. Va Alt
BIDS must be accompanied hy = ,PrtEIcd
check In the sum OF two hundred dollar
ts2oo.o e) as oyidence OF good faith on tho
bid for Bridge Repairs ana put in tn,
hands OF L; =. GOODWIN. committee Clerk
before the date Sc, for opening same. The
comlnittee reserves the right TO reject any
or oil bids Plans and solicitations may ba
seen at tho oiicc OF the City Engineer
II. Il. GOODWIN,
Comtniltec Clark
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

>ra.,. l., x.--,..,-.
,,,i sotiGo "a ne.eoy given. that tho pc
,hio , inuicateu aoofS mas peen MED IN
st,s .ourt unaer the Uniform Land
r.es istrattoh ACT, LOT thc settlement.
titia 70 a'ioh' transfer ana assurance OF
.etS ".
All mat parcei OF land with the i'm
paose'tn.s eneIeon ana inc appurte-
nenSSs thereot. al inc northwest corner
oi,X p ann rii1eeu.h Streets' IN inc
Iisyy Ia N Mt I "a, KNOWN as NOS.
10 1fo last lazy street beginning at
uno S0i heI aloF esaio ana running west
Sa,aty oalons tne north line or Cary
street 81 feet INCHES to the center
~ inc paItlllon wall between this and
lne aoJolnlng tenement; thence running
nortnWardly through the center OF said
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NOTICES-Ieynl
To ne ssee faoldeTs OF Theodore Fao,lads,

To the stoe taOiders OF Theodore P6otiadss
By direction of the board OF directors. A
special msutins Of the s,ockhoiders OF
r. oo the IFin.iyal Office OF The corporation
Building. Ric.mond. Va. al Il O'clock nSor
On On, S aArno 5ANuARY ~. isis. toe
tion by the board Of directors that the cor
po!atlon DO Dissolved, aud considering and
aSuhs upon propos tons to sell and dis
pose OF tho corporations assets and prop
SrtS. and Tor the transaction Of such other
ooslnoss as may be presented. particu.arir
tho execution or q consent to dissolution
81 l. PAGE. Secretary.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE
MTG COAST LINE RAILROAD Co,

ATLANTIC COAST LINE RAILROAp Co.
Office of the Treasurer.
- Wilmington. y. G.. December 81. 1911
The Board Of Directors OF Atlantic Coast
Line Railroad Company has declared a diyI.
dend Of ga per cent on tho common capital
stock OF that company. payable at the offics
Of the treasurer Wilmington. " c. ON
January 10. 1918. t. such stockholdsrs as
company on December 20, 1917. al O'CLOCK
r. Al JAMES r. POST.
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HELP WANTED-Female

HELP WANTED-Fcmale
YOUNG LADIES AND GIRLS!
If you are going to work, why
not work in the INCEST
PLACE, the place where you
can make MOST MONEY and
be treated with CONSIDERA-
TON and FAIRNESS?
WHITLOCK BRANCH,
23d and Main SITS.
Phone Randolph 1915.
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HELP wANTED-Female

,,assssssSS. Apply Steward. ''' Easi"x tom
WANTED. SHperIene.d nurs.Ty Eovorn.,s
ear. : Zines. f pispsseh 'F'd. Apply 90
WAN Ted, young ladies, over
16 years. old, for hand pack
ers, operators and feeders on
packing machines and all
kinds of other work. Either
night or day employment. Be-
ginners paid $3.50 per week.
Can be increased materially III
short time. Time and one-half
for night work. Apply ALLEN
& GINTER BRANCH, Seventh
and Cary Streets.
:, ply. Manhattan Laundry. io5 East Main
WANTED a middle aged woman to help
psNs sn$ work ixhSo ' Address ssS 's %t.
WANTED. white women and
girls sixteen years old and
over for clean, pleasant and
profitable employment in our
modern cigarette factory
(either day or night. Pay
while learning not less than
$1.25 per day. After learning,
from $3.50 to So SO per day Of
ten hours. Time All one-half
paid for night work. Pay once
a week. Meals served below
cost BR ITISH AMERICAN
TOBACCO CO.. Ltd, 900 North
Lombardy Street
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WANTED. at once. AN unregistered drug
clerk one with two three years e1-
peritnce. Must be able TO furnish refer
.ncts. E'ate SALARY expected Box c.,
I.awrence,i.!e. Va.
WAITED boys cyrr Is years OF asc q work
in our factory. The BauEhman Stationery
Co. Row and Marhhail Streets
Ma -. no'i~. Ili.ntrs. inaILlnist help
ers. boilermakers' helpers clerks. baggage
and mail portJs. white and coiared iaOorerl
Appiy Room aeE Union station Washington.
c
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NOTICE OF TRANSFER Of CERTIFI-
Gates OF STOCK.

Notice is hereby given that the un-
dersigned, Kate c. Adams, administra-
triN OF Joel 7. Adams. duly qualified as
such qnder the laws of the state of
West Virginia. in which State, in tho
City Of Huntington, said Joel T. Adams
had his domiciie at the time of his
death tthero being no personal repre-
sentative Of said Joel T. Adams quail
fled as such I'm the State of Virginia),
VIII, on the 9Th day OF May, 1915, that
being the FIRST day OF the May, 1918.
term of the Corporation Court OF the
city Of Roanoke. in tho state of Virginia,
move said court, It being tho Corpora
ton Court Of the city In which is tho
chief chic, s Office Of Red Jacket Consolidated
Goal and Coke Company. Inc. Ia Viz
books are kept to direct the transfer
seventy-hve shares OF the preferred
and one hundred and nifty shares of the
common stock OF said company, which
were owned by said Joel r. Adams at
ters, who has since become the pur-
chaser thereof.
Given under my hand this January
!, 1918.
KATE c. ADAMS.
Adm nfstratrlx of .IocI n Ada,rr
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WANTED-AuinlaIs

WANTED. Boston bull terrier. screw tall.
Mature, not over IL or lS pounds. State
Sycamore Petersburg. Va. -
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WANTED. q girl 10 cook and clean Tor
family of two 200 Vest Grace street.
lady without incurnhrancs would like i
position az hocackccper in widuTcFs or
bach eiors home. No more than tso IN
family. CITY or country. Address %,
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FOR SALt-Machincry

ACETrLENE. gas machine for country res
licences Water tanks. terracotta pipe
betting. pulleys. shafting hangers, pianers
lath mills. edGers. laundry machinery,
boilers and engines. Guaranteed condition.
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H.ATTEi2S
FOR SALE-HorSes

FOR SALE-Horses
vlRGiNlA itEl.lABLE i3AlAAR
WOLF a. EGUOKS
you viii lind plenty horses and mules
secondhand wagons. bugsies and harness
10. sale dEily. Auction days. Tuesday and
Saturday. Bring US your surplus stock. We
WIN sell them Tor you. AMI you can get your
money satDe day.
lS0y-ll East franklin Street
Phone Madison 53S4
FOR sale six large mules and I'VE horees
right out Of work. Have no further use
Tor them. VIII sell cheap. Can he seen II
ltMlChcrS Stable. II Finn
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LOST AND N,I7ND

LOST wrist watch. sunday, January
Reward. Corporal John o. Chauinpn,
Company A.. 3lSth Machine Gun Brigade.
LOST, ring of keys with post office KEY on
II and half dozen other keys. Reward
II returned to lSl2 East Franklin Street
LOST, Tuesday night. string OF penrl beads
Reward IL returned to 500 West Franklin
LOST. An antique cameo pin with gold
bangles between Highland Park and
BYRD Street Station. possibly on Barton
Heights car, valued on account OF nssocia :
ton. Call Randolph 1871. Reward
LOST. either in Jefferson Hotel or on
FRANKLIN Street between Jefferson and
Reward IL returned to the Jefferson Hotel
HELP WANTED-NfaIe
WANTED. boy 10 to = years old to run
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HELP wANTED-Male
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
AACHISISTs. braksmon nrs,pen, car
builders. ALL classes Of labor. Apply BIT.
Loo Todd. Agent. ll2 North Fourth street

wANTED-pRINTERS
PREssMES. sS299IkIhsIsSDERs. PAPER
YOUNG mon of is years and over. with
moderate experience In any OF these lines,
can IND profitable positions, with a chance
to learn more about the trade by addressing
FOOTE DAVIES COMPANY.
Atlanta Ga.
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HELP WANTED-A1aIe

WANTED. boy 10 to IL years old TO run
etrands- Vose Dental Co. sea East Main.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-10

Not dead. but slcepeth"
SO viii como 10 uS who have been so
closely associated with Virginia whitcomb
Taylor. beloved wife of Mr.. Edgar u.
1870 o'clock "Wednesday, January 9. OF
her work for the Confederate cause only
speak. Her devotion TO this cause seemed
almost phenomenal. as she represented a
generation that only knew Ly word OF
mouth OF that epoch. Her heart was al
ways open to the call Of the needy Con-
tederate. Her time given unstin,ingiy 20
do honor Ia the Confederacy She filled
TREASURER OF the Davis Monument. L. d
C.: treasurer OF Virginia Division. L. ~
O., drst, siee-presidsni Richmond oharter.
seum: president for ten years of Holly
wood Memorial Association. Under her
Riss ndministr alton tho soidiers' section
was placed In perpetual care. and nag staff
on which each day IL raised Confederate
battle has. A ,pernetuai reminder of her
love and devotion to the men who wore
tho gray. In the prime of life and the
days OF hsr usefulness, she has passed
and her chureh or that work We leave
cause. which she always bore on her heart.
y
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ICE CREAM
MEDICAL.

WE know you want the bcst leo cream.
but may not know whore to buy. Call
Wynpe. Madison 351e
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IN AiEMORIAhi

WIIITEHE AD DIN sad but loving rei;lein.
! brance OF ray husband, Thomas White
had. who te parted this lifc Two years ago
to-day, January "a. 1915
GERTRUDE: LAT:,E WHITEHEAD.
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AUCTION s.Ai.Es-To.Day
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FOR SALE-Real Estate

NEW brick Hats. Jackson Ward. S3So0 !:
rents for sf3,. Apply els Brooke Ave-
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COMMONWEALTH Oh VIRGINIA
COURT OF LAND REGISTRATION
L,0R THE ClTI OF RICHMOND,
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THE KINGAN PACKING
ASSOCIATION
a. d. WILLIAMS, &C,
and all whom 1t may
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POULTRY AND BIRDS

WHITE rock -pullets, $3.50: extra choice
:. , ,aso ana $50, eoekerels., $3.50 and s.;
fully guaranteed. Iatching egga. So and
&aS0 setting. J. Earl Hoover. Staunton. Va
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FOR sALE-Housohold Goods
NOTlCES-Legai

FOR sale, massive black walnut chamber
cult sideboard and glass cass. parlor car
pcts. Apply 135 East Main Street.
The Mena weekly star., 1918-05-09
ANNrAL school ELECTION.

The annual school election will be held turnout the state as fixed by law on the third Saturday in May. This is one of the most important elections in which the people of the state are called upon to participate.
 The school election is one elestion that should concern every man and every woman in Arkansas who is in- terested in education. In times like these. special effort should be made to stimulate interest and enthusiasm in the schools to the end that they shall be maintained at the highest degree of efficiency The best way to secure the success of our schools is to provide at the school election for sui seient funds and to look well to secur- ing competent men for membership on the School Boards. Education is cer- tainly one of the most important busi- nesses in which the state is engaged.
The Mena weekly star., 1918-05-09

My Fellow Citizens of Polk county;
 In my race for Sheriff l have en- deavored to touch en important mat ters of interest to you, and to make uninistakably clear my position. l began this campaign on most sub lime plane of manhood d-that of jus tice to all and malice toward none. l have tried to so conduct this campaign that you know my theories of govern ment as regards this office and my real sentiment and feeling touching every class and condition of our eiti- zenship; that every man in every walk of life may come to know me and to know what to expect my course to be, if, in your good judgment, should be entrusted with this office.
 Thus far my campaign has beer clear of accusations and maligning of my opponents. Thus far l have never heard a word of accusation from eith- CT of them against me However, have heard that Mr Looney charges Mr. Thornton with being support ed by a ring backed by the Cox broth CTS and the Farmers and Merchants Bank. On the other hand, I under stand that Mr. Thornton asserts that Mr. Looney is supported by the Plant CTS State Bank and Bratcher brothers
 Now, gentlemen, this is their fight
 As to the falsity or truthfulness of these assertions I have made no at
The Mena weekly star., 1918-05-09
Mis- yashti Jackson Graduates.

Following is the report of the grad uating recital of Miss Vashti Jackson, daughter of Mir and Mrs. J. c. Jack son of this city, as given in the Arka- delphia Daily News:
 Miss Vashti Jackson of Mena gave her graduating recital in piano at Ouachita yesterday afternoon, being assisted by Miss Inez Blakely of Nor rilton, reader The recital was an enjoyable one, made so by two of the schools most popular entertainers.
 In the piano numbers Miss Jack son rose to heights of brilliance in Sonata, Opus 14, No. 2, by Beethoven, with which she showed scholarly in- depreciation; in Vox Popuh, Opus 23, by Sgambati, which she played with sparkle and brightness; in Prelude, by Rachmaninoff, a heavy composition, which Miss Jackson handled admir- ably. showing a mastery of technique; and in the last number Of her pro- gram, Erl-King. by Shubert-Liszt. revealing the players dramatic in sight into this magnificent and gor- geous composition,