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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-01-31
SPAIN IN THREAT
AGAINST GERMANY
FOR SINKING SHIP

Madrid, Jan. %. CTuesday).-It was
announced today by the Marquis de Al
hucemas, the premier, that owing TO the
exceptional character of the torpedoing
of the Spanish steamer Giralda, sunk
by a German submarine, the GiralGa
having been entirely engaged in coast
wise trade, the government intends to
make exceptional decisions" as soon
as completd details of tha incident
have been received.
The Giralda, a steamer of 1900 tons,
was sunk Jan. 26 by a German SUP
marine after the vessel had been pit.
laged, according to a Madrid dispatch OF
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-01-31
AKERS TnWNSHIP

DR.. Dow Taylor township chairman,
Woodford, Okla
School District Chairmen.
No. 25, w L. Cottle, Dcese.
No. "a, r. w. Cypret Newport.
No. %, r. s. Ross, Newport.
No. &c. G. p. Akers, Woodford
No. "a, S. w. Terry, Glenn.
No. 81, J. w. Johnson, Milo.
No. % c, +. Selfridge, Springer.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-01-31
ARKANSAS BOY is KILLED.

Washington Jan. 31.-General Per
,hing has reported the death from gun
shot wounds of Morris Williams, cor
voral. His grandfather, John b. Brown
lives at MARVEL, Ark. General Pershine
also reported Raymond Grover, infantry
slightly wounded in action. Jan. 20
His father lives in Syracuse, N. Y. Nc
Cetails were given.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-01-31

The new price list adopted by the
Transfers Union will become effective
Feb. 1, 1918. J. L, DeArman, Pres;
Jim Thomas, Sec. 1S-14t
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-01-31
Notice 10 Alien Encmies

Whereas, the revised statutes of the
United States and the proclamation of
the president OF the United States and
under the rules and regulations made
by the attorney general all alien enc
mics are required to register at such
times and places as may be fixed by
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-01-31
GRAHAM TOWNSHIP.
Virgil Thomas, Pooleville, townsh
chairman.


School District Chairmen.
No, SO, Cain Miller, Tussy.
No. SO, w. r. Denny, Tussy.
No. 80, Seborn Carter, Tatums.
No. 40, W. A. Kuykendan, Homer.
No. AZ Bud Harris, Pooleyille.
No. 3S. V. NJ. Upton, Alma.
No. 81, L. n. Kennedy, Poolevile.
No. 60, J. G. Jones, Alma.
No. So, w. r. Gordon, Fox.
No. AZ, j. G. Goodman, Pooleville.
No. 46, J. c. Brooks, Graham.
No. SO. S. d. Creel, Dixie.
No. 81, c. H. Shrader, Healdton.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-01-31
LONE GROVE TOWNSUIP

o. X. Darden, township chairman,
Lone Grove Okla.
School District Chairmen.
No. 80 Floyd Hanway, Cheek.
No. 40, Jess Troop, Lone Grove.
No. 81. w. c. Cummings, Lone Grove
No. 80, ]. e. James, Lone Grove.
No. 80, f. A. Stringer, Lone Grove.
No. So, +. M. Wade Loan.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-01-31

DR.. Laird can be consulted at his
private railroad car at the Frisco
depot. Practice limited to chronic dis.
eases. over 80 years experience. 3O-4
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-01-31
WILSON TOWNSHIP.
Nellda, Okla.
School District Chairmen.

No. s, J. w. Fair, Provence.
No. 5, r. J. Little, Provence.
No. 4, Z. A. Murphy, Nelda
No. 3, C. G. Byrd, Ardmore.
No. Z, w. Y. Clinton, Ardmore.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-01-31

Watch this paper for Ringers one
cent sale. 29.S
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-01-31

Watch this paper for Ringers one
cent sale. 2g.3
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-01-31

Find it in the want ads.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-01-31
ARnMORE CITN.
Ward Chairnen.

s. A. Apple city chairman, Ardmore,
Okla.
The Republican journal., 1918-10-10
PERSONAL.

Mrs Bertha c. Longley of Pittsfield is
the guest of Mrs. Clarence E. Frost.
Judge Reuel Robinson of Camden was
in Belfast last Friday on official business.
Frank Tucker of Maiden, U. S. N, has
been the guest of Belfast friends the past
week.
Mrs. VIM. A. Coombs of Camden ar
rived Saturday for few days visit with
relatives
Llewellyn E. Pendleton of Brideewater;
Mass arrived Saturday for an indefinite
visit with his family.
Mrs. Josephine Weber of Providence,
R. l., formerly of Searsport, is the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse H. Weber.
Mrs Clarence E. McIntire arrived from
Searsport recently, called by the serious
illness of her son, John B. McIntire.
Rev. and Mrs. Eugene S. Philbrook of
Augusta were called to Belfast Tuesday
by the death of Mr.. A. D. Smalley.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Clark of North
New Portland, ar guests of Mrs. Clark's
parents, DR.. and Mrs. C. w. Jennys.
Mrs. B. L. Davis and Mrs. Robert L.
Curtis were called to Togus last Friday
by the critical illness of their father, A.
D. Smalley.
Among the volunteer nurses to give
their services in the influenza epidemic
in Bath is Mrs. Bessie Clark Simpson,
formerly of Belfast.
The Republican journal., 1918-10-10

On and after Oct. 18th all the grocery
stores and markets will close at p. m.
every night except Saturday.
Mrs. Hannah J. Glover had a serious
i'll turn Tuesday morning while calling at
the home of Mrs. S. N. Rackliff Wednes-
day she was reported more comfortable.
Among the Waldo County boys who
have volunteered for special training at
the U. of M. are Donald M. Shute, Ever
EFT Leroy Coombs, Raymond H. Mendall,
Harry A. Walker of Belfast, Milton A.
Quinlan of Thorndike and John M. Nc
Kenney of Palermo.
Capt. Royal w. Warren reports the
rain fall in the storm of last Sunday as
three inches. Four of the nine days in
the month have been unusually cold and
stormy. Capt Warren also reports the
fact that snakes have delayed going into
their winter quarters several weeks later
than usual.
Charles E. Getchell was called to Bath
Wednesday by the death of his sister,
Miss Ava Getchell. She is the daughter
of Mrs Helen R. Merchant, formerly of
Belfast. Her death was caused by pneu-
monia following influenza. She was 20
years of age. Her sister Helen is also i'll
with the disease.
All who are planning to send Christ
mas boxes to the boys over seas realize
that there are certain time limits and box
dimensions to be complied with. The
shipments are to be made under the d.
rections of the Red Cross and City Clerk
Charles S. Bickford is the committee in
charge. All must apply to him within a
week for particulars in regard to sending
their Christmas gifts.
The Republican journal., 1918-10-10
eel Better

great DEPRESSION nuor blackjack
headache Appetite miserable nights In these
eating and neglect of the daily action of
readily prove this byttyng the genuine
Medicine Take teaspoonful in glass Of
breakfast and smaller amount after meals
slowly Of plain food drink sparng
of mil bedtime with little If
You will feel better in day and
wonderfully today Of your dealer,
L. +. Co.. Portland Me. -
The Republican journal., 1918-10-10
PRINTING
PLANT
3-story Building for Sale

By order of stockholders the up-to-
date plant of the Waldo County Herald
will be sold for best offer, entire or in
parts as desired, Monotype equipment,
Prev, Pony and Job Presses, tons of
job type, and metal, ev tything found in
a first-class job and newspaper office.
Sealed bids for the Herald building, 40
x7O, 3-stories, with or without power
plant, will be received up to Thursday,
Oct. "a, 1918. This is a splendid place
for manufacturing. Send for descriptive
catalog. E. F. HANSON, Mgr,
3w39 Belfast, Maine.
The Republican journal., 1918-10-10
Announcement
Music lovers of Belfast will hear with
pleasure of the announcement that
MIR. EDWARD FLETCHER.
THE PIANIST-COMPOSER,

THE PIANIST-COMPOSER,
will teach Piano Playing in Belfast the
coming winter.
Mr. Fletcher is graduate of the Leipzig
Royal Conservatory and was prize pupil
both in piano playing and composition.
His playing is characterized by great
brilliancy of technique, combined with
solid musicianship.
Mr. Fletcher taught for number of
years at Simmons College, Abilene, Tex
as, at the Oxford College for Women,
Oxford Ohio, and at Acadia Seminary,
Wolfville N. S. At the last named place
his health broke ana he was obliged to
give up the profession for number of
years.
This will be a rare chance for talented
and ambitious pupils to secure the ser
vices of a thoroughly trained, expert
enced and successful teacher.
Mr. Fletcher teaches the Lezchetizky
method. Studio sc High street.
Tel. 117-22 Al
The Republican journal., 1918-10-10
IKE AN ELECTRI-
BUTTON ON TOES.

Tells why corn is so painful and says cut.
ting makes them grow.
Press an electric button and you form
contact with live wire which rings
the bell. When your shoes press against
your corn it pushes it's sharp roots down
upon sensitive nerve and you get a
shock of pain.
Instead of trimming your corns, which
merely makes them grow, Just step into
any drug store and ask for quarter of an
ounce of freezone. This will cost very
little but is sufficient to remove every
hard or soft corn or callus. from ones
feet A few drops applied directly upon
a tender, aching corn stops the soreness
instantly, and soon the. corn shrivels up
so it lifts right out, root and all, without
pain This drug freezoneis harmless and
never inflames or even irritates the sur
rounding skin.
The Republican journal., 1918-10-10
Perley L. Tibbetts has returned from
Montana, where he spent several months
with relatives.

Perley L. Tibbetts has returned from
Montana, where he spent several months
| with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs Leroy H. Southland left
Monday for a two weeks auto trip
through Maine. They will also visit
relatives in Lewiston.
Miss Nellie E. Walker of Lynn, Mass,
has been in Belfast the past week, called
here by the illness and death OF Miss
Caroline E. Gilmore.
Ben T. Elkins former student at the
Belfast High school, has received pro-
motion as a chief radio electrician in the
United States Navy.
Miss Carrie M. Cutter has returned
from Deerfield, N. H., where she spent
the summer with Mrs. VIM. C. French
and family of New Britain, Conn.
Milton C. Stephenson and Willard C.
Jennys arrived home last week from
Tufts Dental College, which closed on
account of the influenza epidemic.
~ Hon. and Mrs. James P. Taliaferro,
who spent the season at their summer
home in this city, plan to leave today,
Thursday, for their home in Jacksonville,
Fla.
Miss Sabra B., daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. George B. Dyer of this city, has &C
cepted position at the Mary Baldwin
Seminary in Staunton, Va, where she
will teach expression, gymnastics and
swimming.
Hiram P. Farrow of this city recently
received letter from Mauritz M. Mel
son, U. S. N, now in the S. S. Baltimore,
saying that he had been commissioned
second lieutenant. His many Belfast
friends extend congratulations and will
look for other promotions as young Nell
son enlisted as common sailor with in
tention of reaching the commission ranks.
The Republican journal., 1918-10-10

Mr.. and Mrs. Austin W. Heating and
Mrs. H. H. Carter have returned from an
auto trip to Boston, where Mrs. Heating
consulted specialist.
Mrs. Cecil Clay, chairman of the Bel
fast Woman's Liberty Loan committee,
requests The Journal to publicly thank
her assistant collectors for their excellent
work, the Pythian Block Association for
the use of the store, the Penobscot Bay
Electric Co. for electric lights and also
all, who assisted in any way in making
the committees work the unusual sue
cess it was.
The Republican journal., 1918-10-10
The News of Belfast
srU ADVERTISEMENTS.

L. =
.os, advertises the Fourth
4nd also The New Edison,
y astrument that re-creates
10 P, pano, which possesses
il -sllltIl tone and durability.
r.. radiator and save wood
r-. 50 at Penobscot Bay
rfr-s Monroe, publishes a eau
3s e.
r. ., Es.ana. Bank, Belfast Saw
~ M Waldo Trust Co, publish
.f'5e-v I. 4vt
fers for sale a pair of
7..-s ai registered Holsteln
sav of Indiana truck.
p,-.. Market calls attention to
cash and carry prices.
r. .-H.-.uar Co.'S Belfast Works
s'wty Loan adv.
.--. aled to the announce
arl Fletcher, a graduate
E. observatory and music
L.,l al colleges, who will
.,- fast this winter. Studio
NJ 20 Miller street, has
at for rent
-a.. viii demonstrate the
.. . Eer. which burns kero-
. 5 any stove or range, at
4, -,Hfy. Oct. 18th.
r...1... -tInss Bank gives notice
Eg 20. tqoSits remaining In that
I -Ho5e Store advertises the La
Es,s -vrt picture Of dress boot of
Ers ., Price 50.
Nh lrs Charles H. Crockett and
Elm ~ 1aAns publish a card of
Flank
aa Olson, Searsport, advertises
b a. collie lost.
ltT w st who has been confined
BIZ ls a franklin street the past
NGsss> now convalescing. He had
El705 SYMPTOMS. but escaped the run
Eaeier-- II. was down town Wednss-
Elm 1lsUss,
ah Fred Spinney was the victim
r frtas he sudden attack of
\ Dr. Hr fry John A. Fogg. She
E8 .- -luar Of Maine and High
The Republican journal., 1918-10-10
Caution Notice

Whereas my wife, Vena York, has left
her home, bed and board without reason
able cause, this is to forbid anyone from
trusting her on my account after this date
Monroe, October 7, 1913
3W41* C.. H. YORK.
The Republican journal., 1918-10-10
LOST

An English Collie, black and white
with pointed nose; answers to the name
of Prince. Has been gone about one
week. Any information can be given
MRS. ELI COLSON,
3w41* r. F. D. 2, Searsport.
The Republican journal., 1918-10-10
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank all for their sympa-
thy and kindness in our late bereavement
in the death of Private Clyde Henry
Cilley.
Mr.. and MRS. CHAS. H. CROCKETT,
HENRY N HIGGINS.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-12-06

-@m. Srooernlann bot feline 90
Ider Sarm, binter S6iefers Brand,
llngefGbr cine Weile bon Sermann,
an Die @ebriioer Sans, bon Sotsoam,
perfuuft. Der &aufpreis betrlig
$1,000. Serr Srooerrnann fallfte Die
Sarln Dor flint Sabren bon Soc
Gross fir $1,65O. Oas @obnbaus
muroe Dor llngef6br so Sabren &C.
bal,t, bon &alflteincn aus Ser Sad.
barldaft uno lit Gins Ser belten uno
OallerbafteIten SGuier. s. Sellerbad,
Ser critic Better 6cs 2unbes, bal,te
oas Solls nit einem &oItenaufpono
bon ungefGbr $4,000.
-3mei 2lftidiffc paiiiertcn an
lebten Sonntag, I'm ungefabr s llbr,
morgens, ilber Serimann. Sas cine
berlelben perludte cine Stunoe ipGter
in Sefferion GitD 81 lanoen, aerietb
aber ungciGbr so SUB bonn 9ooen in
cincn Suftpirbel nno itiir5te nit Dem
1opf 5rlr Groe. Die beioen Snioiien
wllrocn idper pcrlebt; Ser cine piel-
leidt tootli6. Gas 2ufti6iff murbe
ebenfalls ihiper beidGoigt.
SRI. Gillian @egemann, bon
Stolpe, uno SRI. Nora 8ungoll, bon
Gbomois, muren arn letter @ontag
Die @dlte bon Suit. Sartfe uno sSu.
mile. Sic begaben iih Damn onl
9ienstag na6 ct. 2olis, Inn ii6 BORT
ipGbreno ser @intermorate uuf5u-
halten.
-@m. @iiimann, nebIt beiien
Sobn artbur, Simon Sbneiber ,tno
Sbos. SeimfuebIer, iGmmtIid bon
Mt. Sterling, maren ant Sienstae
oieicr ISOLDE bier in eei6Gftli9en On.
aeleaen1eiten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-12-06
81. slua. Smith mar alt pori.

-Gr. Mug. Smith mar am pori.
acn 6rcitag, in geiddftliden @errid-
tmgen. in Seiferion Gitp.
-Gugcn Selie unO Samilic befan.
Den iid einige Gage Der perfloiieneil
SSodc in Scfferion Gitp.
-Irtbur 9roefer uno gugeil
Nfcpcr, bon Morriion &. 1, befanoen
lid an Montag bieier ISOLDE inter
ocn biciigen @ciubern.
Illcs uno irgeno etruds mas in
cincm nloOcrnen Sd)lib . 8eid)Gft 81
baben lit, in .. O.. &ief's Sierte
StruBe Sdubs@ ei6Gft.
50. u. 9aer unO @attin, nebIt
Sohtcr, trufen anl porigen Wittpo6
bier Gin. allf ein paar Gage gum 9e.
Illt bel 6rau 9aer's Mlttter, SSrall
&ate @eniel
Eradtuoll ullo lcuhteno iino I'M.
ierc TopitGtcn III 9InOcrn, Nrbeiten
in gebranrltenl Sol5, Wunicure Sets,
Halld)cr Sets, Sulat 9dlpfen unb
Eor5ellan . @aaren.
Sobn $. 9elmers.
-&crntarm s. Ieune, bon bier,
luuo Srl. Coma u. Suaf, BON Cha
mois, mllrocn an boriBcl Sreitag
9(bcno I'M @unoc ser Gle pereinigt.
&aitor q. i. llpboff. bon Scr biciigcn
Nt. &. Stride. prll5oN bic Srauulng.
-Sn ieincnl @cinl, III ct. 2olis.
lit ON porigen Srcitag 8eorg Slein,
int gllter bon y Snbrcn, g~eltorbcn.
0err &lein pur Nciicnocr fir GauoD.
8cihGftc uno mar bier allgemein be-
Gr beilldtc Sermann Elm punr
nal jcocs Subr, felt iiber 40 SSabrcn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-12-06

-Senrp Srednlann unb @attin,
bon abortion, befanoen iid am let.
ten Sienstag lnter oen bieiigen Be
il6ern.
Strait Gbarline Sinos, bon
louisville, &ent,.dp, mar anf 5ipei.
lpohentlihcn 9eirl6 bier bel ibren
gltern, 8m. Steel r1b @attin.
-gtan bereeiie nidt bie Soritell'
l,ng gum 9elten bes Sodi6ulsB ianos
fonos, on Sreitae Ibenb, BEN 13.
9e5ember, in Der 8on5ert Salle.
-@m. Surol bot fem @obnbalts
Ser oitliden Gicrten Strabe an
&oblbui1 %berfalft. a
-@llguit 2eisner uno Samilie,
bon Woberlp, norert mebrere Gage
Der b~erfloiienen ISOLDE sic @dite bic.
tiger Seripanbten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-12-06
anbn y. Drln1era

-@crnlnnn Glltnlcr mar am lcBtcn
Sonntag bier. I'M Scr Errionlmllulg
ocs Shnnei6crpcrcins bCi3unohrcr.
Sang Iebcrre Sticiel iiir Wdnner
uno Gnobcrr, in 3. u. NiCf'S @icrtc
Strnbe S6lib. @eiGGft.
-,Sobn Mcpcr lrn0 @attill, bon
Scfierion Gin, lpuren an pergnnge-
men Samstog Die @1ite bon q. 90.
Hicf u1o Satin.
-6rou Scrmanm @ilbing uno
bercn Toftcr, Sri. EollIine, foluelt
am letter. 0icnatog bon Berger, INN
biciigc Scrluanotc SIT briud,cn.
Sri. 9lnlanba Strad reiltc an
lcBten 9ienstug nod ct. 2ouis in.
folge cilles kilograms mclfrs iie pom
SoOc ibrcs SnfcIs. %obu Strat, BE-
1nfri6tigte.
-6rau Gbus. %cblcpalo ltn6 Sc
rem Sdnicgcrtodtcr, 6rou Sobn
ScbleuaIo, beeaben iid ont lebten
0ienstag nnd Ct. 2Ollis. Die lcb.
ere miro mcbrcrc @od)cn BORT Der
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-12-06
Tdtnns Sarmer.

Sd meroe am nGdIten Oienstag,
Den 10. DECEMBER. Shpeine pericn-
Den. gQle Sarmer mel1e Sdmcine
5lt perienbcn babcn, iollten oieielbcn
Dem Gage bierber bringen.
Geo. u. &ubn,
Sierte StraBe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-12-06

SRI. Srmgarb Trulf lit ont Der
gangenen Sonntag bon cincm 9eilld)
III ct. 9ollis 5uriifgcfebrt.
= Ganop, gdliie ulb 6rildtc, op.
petittlih ltn0 bcIifut. bci
Sobn s.. &clmcr8.
-0enrD, Ben. un0 @nl. 9unos
pebr, bon ut. Sterling, morell onl
lesten 9ienstag in @ci61ften beim
County. Collector.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-12-06


-Scnrp @iebingbagen, bon Wt.
Stcrling, mar lctten Montag, ae-
id,dftcbalber, bier in ser Sta6t.
Sie einSige p%ollitGnbige Illsipabl
bon @ummi : @oaren, in Der Stabt,
in 3. O.. &ief's Gierte StraBe Sdub.
@eidGft.
-Mllg. groefer, bon Tots0am,
iprad 81 Infang bieier ISOLDE bel uns
Dor, 5llr grncuerltng ieines @borne-
ments.
Stub. &rcifer Sr., nebIt Satin,
ilnb Scnrp Gebmert, bon Bar, iuarcn
am lestcn 0icnstug bier unb beiorg-
ten MISUNDERSTANDING.
gtelle 9uslpabl bon idpparscn,
brallllell llr%O>gral,cr Sduben fir
Gantcl, IN 8. Is. Hicf's Sicrte Stro.
Sc Sdl,bs @eid1ft.
Sri. alma Drummer, ipcld)e bel
iDren Gltcrn, u. Drummer S,r. un0
@ottilL nltf Wcllld gelueicn lpar, fcbr-
&c Mn lcbten Montag lpicDer nod ct.
Soltis 5uriif.
-@erO. 9eping, bon Tb~inelanb,
uno oeiicn @Gite, @m. @epil1g, bon
Cos Ingcles, Sal. lno 6erO. Scping,
bon Imbeinl, Gal. befanoen ii6 onl
lesten Wontag, beilthspciie, bier in
Ger Stabt.
Otto SSnnniid ncblt Spftcr sill
ga, iomie Gbos. @rieldfe rno @attirt,
bon Stolpc, ltno Sralt 8ltltop ,Sacffs
ller, bon bier, bcgaben lid nln pcreail-
geltcn Sienstag nob Ct. 2ouis Inn
Dem gcgrGbniB ibrcs Scrmanoten,
ocS %perItorbencn 2ouis Sonniif, bel
5%llipobncn.
Strait 2ollile Nolte lit porige
9So6e bon einem ie6spDdentlidtm
g(ufentbalt in ct. 2ol,is bierbcr at.
riiGgefebrt. Sic murbe bcgleitet bon
ibrer Ntidtc, Jrau 5. y. Bauer, mel
DIE Damn unl letter Sonntag wieber
mad ct. 2oltis 5uriiffebrtc.
SRI. Iltreliu Sdlttb, iorpie iSrul,
9. q. Silber llto bcren &inOcr, rel.
itcn aln %pcrgalgcncn Sountng nod
Soltiton ulb nah Yborr, Scros. Scrr
Silbcr, neblt Samilie, lperocn 5%llfilnf.
IN Seros poer in Ct. 2puis mob
nen; SRI. Shutb miro ibr Semi bel
Der Samilie Silber aufihloecn.
Seioenc Striimpfe, Elm prad)t.
polles @cidenf. @lGn5enb i6in.
unb alt6 onOcre Striimpfe in
ben rlbieitrn, meiditcn Sdatticruns
gen. IS lit aber am beiten Sic lais
len Sbre gllgen urtbsilen. @eItreift
ooer cinfad)e S6attierungen in Der
Sorten SOC. bis $3.50 bel
Sobn $. SeImers.
-Srou Sophia gbrine, bon
Sis, unb bcrcn S6mic-
sertodter, 6rou Senrp s. Abring,
bon Goicppille, Sis, Duren mebrcre
Gage ouf 9eilld bei bieiigcn Ser
l%ponbtcn. Sic madten ebenfalls &c.
il6e in Smenspille unb Gidp unb
oanm am lcbtcn Snmstog mic
DER lnODdule.
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The Washington herald., 1918-10-22
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

WHITE .z.s--t'
s. William King IS, and Meris whjtasids n
bJth o. this City. DT. h. Mllinuon
Leo Gribdin. a ShSm0ku. Pa. and Csfs-
srine Mac Dyunrly. 2. Locus Gap Pa -.
Marx Lee DAhn 20 Richmond. Va "a
EJhel Ford. Z. u Lander, Wyo. Rev AenSyc
S. Mitchell ~
Myrun p. Goldsulith. D. and Annstte gySfS1
fam, u, both Of this cit Rev. Louis stsras<~[l
John H Watson, 8. New Nork Cts. 20
Frances J Phillips. IS q lBtiGnEpnlis Iud.N>,
c y. Schmidt. . q New YORK Ciry stsa-
Gertrude Lord 2. q New Hork CITY. NJ
John f Car, 30 New YORK City, and Ms-,
I. RoseETans. S. VALLEY sSream. n. y. Is;y
Clovis G. CaGppd
Wm CEmhron. D. McKeespcrt- Pa. and Mar
gsret joyce, =, Of Stcibeorills. Ohio. RsF. g.
N Compiler.
c. HAYWOOD Shepp1d. q. of this city and
Fern ArmitSss. q q San DieS1. Cal
OODOREn
Raphael RSnsorn. a. and Be~ss Ferrusou. -
Of this city Rev. AquilA saylss
JsoOb Fowler. q. and Alhcr1a REnkins y.
both Of this city. Rev " wsssrsy.
James Randolph. . and Msry \ Younf "a
both Of this city Rev. Robert J. Hsvkinx
John Y. Pofe. :. and Alma X Brown. -
both of this oty. Re-. W. J. Howard
Thendo~e Lee 2 and sarzh Bs-nes. = bosh
Of this city. Rev AquilA SGyles. -
Of this city. Rev John Richmcod
Thomas johnson. u. and Lillian B. rGc-xSu.
z. both Of this city. R1s A ssyses -