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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-06-12

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Gp. 2ntb. fenrafantapiirisfa:
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fiImasia, IGbelId maanaIiIen rmta>
item ,jSnmmit" -afeu1aa. ipsfa on Netp
Dorfista trltaesfa idGtGtpd pois III
ndsta ia fatpeItGtpd firfoIIe.
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ma Flo 5 Up. 8. p. eft. flnifaIben 1
f~nrnuntainn.
&appeli: 27 Bergen atpe. 8oobs
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gacfion fatlitparnni tho IGberIe Hoppe,
iva, Sef6 ACKNOWLEDGMENT Siummit-
afemaIta.
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10 1o.45 ap. ia ppbdtorlu ITO 9 ip.
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10 2 ip.
aaatIitbnrioitis ista perian&at no
8 III.
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tilmasId.
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toino flo $50 iH.
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@reenpitcbin tdtliipnlinutien tp0rrel>
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famnunt. flo $50 in.
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81. 8. d. m. eri ilmoit1ifiien naItad'''
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mcittaa iirieeuifesti, tabi tdbOd pap'
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R. Hnftonen
81 Bergen atpe. Seriep eitp, ". 8
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-06-12

p. p.
I%ioriioliiton fotoufiista ilmoite-
toou eritieen.
Ompeluienro fofoontaiu jofa toi.
lena ia nelidntend torstaina frusia.
Observation-Disclosures ia mIlista ia:
tunnaiiista fofoufiisto ilmoitetaa,1
erifieen.
81. q. @esterbacf
Broooocf, e. 9.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-06-12

ia pppnnot. SHIT bin attfaiii item
iinne Imeriittaan. eta iiat1 laa'
oaan tarpeito ia mlialta mpos, josto
fiitos ia fnnniu, faitlifoon bnrlil.
tnmme mt ia alma, Salleluijaa.
Ipt iittc tGptpp firioittua ditipai-
nojastonne infa 6oi tlitlun fotiin
miime fsGn1. Din bdnen ltonaan
uiein oino mime betfeen laatta, ia
alma ban minun faipaii. Sdn oil
10 min lapiellinen, eta fltn olltl
jonflm pGiapGn pois, min ban la'
moi: "anisiG find olet ollut main
faipmon; plipn bDfuG eta tanS t1ilit,
|iielun mibollinen OIL minlio toas
tobtpnut epGustoon wieod." Wos'
toiin bGnelIe aina, ett1 fpll1b1n ie
ltd tefee taifille, mltta fplld ie po-
fence fun merenarnpoSto p%lblitaan,
fpll1 ban nlttfui lnpSen laillo, ia
neren ~tllnpisia, iiit1 moin teille nos
fultto. SilI1 ie oil oinoa tlirpo ba-
nell1 t1GIlG mnailmosia, ia fDll1
ban len turipislo mlffui. Dim bd-
men tmuunojoonIo balltaon Iadttos
masio, ia beitin bGnen artti1nIo
famcllc bauoan pobjoon tlloreen
fuffinpon ipreenin otlan, ia lieltd
tuli miGG ifG1ntuin innat mastis
neefii mimtlle: "gSeren tltrlpiSla oil
luon o~ittltoito." Sbona betfi onfin
munblrsfann %poismulltto t1St1 pa.
6uSta mooilmaSta, Of finn len on
nelliIen tilon fGIitt1iii faiffi meren
binnot, min toIin iultrta oliii iilloin
ben9enineil life maailmoSla. Siis
SSI1 rafoS tirtoSto ionali Seelutlen
Minnesota, fnutta olDoran maailman.
&pll1 iei lertfltnne neiti Inni
GermolI, on ibnleelIinen ibminen,
moi fuinfo ban Gitinne bpuin boiti
miiuneiieen oSti, ia oi miten ban os
Ii len n~rfunfnnnen foristelllrt ILL
ioillol Gen ttli bllomoomam eta
ban tGptti ifGGntuin onlo lopit faifti
dioin paImGufiGt raffnuoella, Tim
ei bdnen omat Iopienin olleet tilai'
~61uloesIo. MeinG olen @irtalen rolt'
man fonSia u1ein istl1nltt Iiell1 boli'
0ollo, ia mienpt ionfln ofIon mltiS'
tofli. Dim iloinen iaobeSiani len
firieesIG terpeiiet iieltG iosta fiitos.
&pI6pG lie on bnusfuo teille liella
fun iaotte ittblio ianan pmparilla'
ia firioittaa tliobon "Ilitto1a'leb'
teen, ioSto mposfin lain lufea pas
tori 6. 6. Snloien rrtofpan fiiole-
mon. 9eiin Ie on. eta eroto tnalta
pitG6, mlttta rpnon betfeflt, ia little
eli milloinfaan. Wein Sollontpistin
t1biMe pltbltin ett1 fplldpd tetllo
little on bouSfno iielld fotono fltitl
iinne ioopltli Iopiennefin jotfa tanl'
ri plimot min foltfnno, eta ei nii'
t6 ioonut nGb0G. Wslitto iittett Ell
erpto m~illointoon moan boioen paii'
hinosIo &ori4ioto filmon fiitetoan,
ia fiitos olfoon SGnelle MT ia nttla
iionfoiffiiesti. Iufr.
Olfoo min bpipG on firloittafaa
toos minitlIe, rpt titttt on tic
popoo. 2oitilifoo mimtlta tertpei-
let foifille Serrun omille, ia teille
berheinenne enim1iiet. Tiirtden
rafforoella.
Sllitltos fisto
M6rs Imonbo &refola
S1oite, $40. "a Hnntofatlt
&ristineStob, @onfon /. 5inlono
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-06-12
9irfummcnuja pibdu tGmGn %fcidfnnn
uifana icnraaipasti:

@ilbertisio % b. feIlo 10 up. rip'
pilosten pGGSt0 ia mnnbempien s.
ebtollinen.
"a pc ltbonnliSp.. 8ooia topn-
nis1o fello 1 pGirpGlld ia firfonnle'
non idlfeen ieitrofitnnon fotoiS S.
Mottilon taIosin
20 p. 6oirbonfiSio feIlo 1 p.
S. &onfila
Selef 1877
9r 525 Gilbert, Minn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-06-12
9Snnen ,natfaIta

9ritlen ofenoIIo of betpoien fans
ia wostosfa SSobn &ritfoneit, aiic.
renpi. Seimoohpono p6iapand oil
botousieurot s. Rontofen talosia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-06-12

snmaInnpaltueInfiia ia mmita to-
fouf,ia grabboef, u. 8. i%emrafan'
nasfa:
SumoIanpolhpeliifiia iofa fiiitdii'
oeu enfimdinen ia foImos fiinrriiii'
toi oIfoen feIlo If e. p. p.
SunnintaifoiiIii toiieno ia nell
iGntend Sinmntoino fello 1 !. p. p.
g. 7. opettaiien fcfoits fiiiifaiioerl
formonteno f~unnuintaima feno 8 !.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-06-12
ssnmalampaluelnflia frlafnnlla:

"a y. SlrbamlspGimGnG Wenob.
gnsio flo ht1 np.
% p. SlriiiGrmen firfosia flo
1411 ap. Serran ebtoollimen.
s. llrpilainen
Wetmbga, Winn-
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-06-12
Observation-Disclosures utuat iGrestet.
tGinGt ienraamasti:

Vs'uA uAI<Sttt
tGiuat icnranmasti:
Mnranctisia toinen, neljGs io
tpiioes funmlntai frusia flo $50
a. p. ia illoIIa objelmaIinen illon-
apiettc. &olmannen %iunmuntoin e.
oellilenG tiistaina Meiniiineisio, fes
.fitpiittona Wibpupsio, torstuina
Sorest 2ofesio; iofa toinen ttr 81.
maiosio flo 10 np. ia flo s in. Siis-
tainu Seecbpoobisia. 3DbGfoullt
@arquetisio flo 10 .ap.
S. $. Seimonen
Eel. 594 200 &c. 4tb it
Marquette, Micb.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1919-09-26
EdinbvlrO.

Miss Anna Taliaferro, of Har-
fisonburg was week end guest
at DIR. and Mrs r NJ. Hisev's,
Main street, visiting Miss nellie
Wiglltman.
George Hoffman and Mr.. and
Mrs. sgd Moffett, of Mt. Jack
son were Sunday visitors at Jos.
t. tioltzman's of Edinburg.
Miss Amelia Wlissen, Paul
Snyder, Lieut.. and Miss Mabel
.Coe Stoneburner, Sgt Hug Ii
Grandstaff and Miss Lena Miller
were week end visitors from
Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs, John Gaines and
baby "Willian Marian" Gaines
were recent guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Evans, Main street.
Among the going to college
folks this week were Misses
Lillian and Evelyn Ring tc
Chatham Episcopal College,
Chatham, Va, Masters George
King and Charles Wilson to Fort
Defiance, A. N. A., Bessie Bow
man to Elizabeth College, Salem,
Va, and Morris Knee to Roanoke
College.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1919-09-26
Nine New influenza Gases RI
ported In q, E.,

Although nine new cases Of in
fuSnza were reported to the
health department Tuesday,
bringing the total up to fifty
two. Health Officer William C
FaWler rea ffirned his belief that
the disease would not reach an
epidemic stage here.
DR.. Fowler SAID he did not re-
gard the present situation as be-
ing serious, but is taking every
precaution to prevent the maIad>
from spreading by way of soda
fountains, eating esta blishments
and N similar ways.
While lie is not alarmed at the
steady increase in the number O =
cases during the past week. the
health officer has already made
plans tor the opening Of five re-
lief stations IN different sections
OF the city in the event the dis
ease does become epidemic.
ms, .ectors Of the health Off t
will visit all cffice buildings to
make sure that there are 10 roller
towels in use or that several ptr-
sons are using the same towel.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1919-09-26
tl6, 592 Americans DIED In War,
While 205,590 We're Injured.

The cost Of the war to the
United States in man power is
now estimated off cially as No.
402 dead and POS, 800 wounded. a
total of 322,192. These figures
include losses to Army and MA
rine units On all fronts to Sept, /
Killed in action totaled s. 5S5
or IL per cent of the rntire list.
died Of wounds, 14,742: died Of
disease, 58,073; died of accidents
ard other causes. 5000.
Under the head of missing"
the announcement records a zero
with the notation, all correct
ed" ............-
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1919-09-26
FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 20, 1919.
Spot Light Illegal

Attention OF owners ard driv-
erS OF motor yeh.cieS is called to
an act passed by the recent
special session of the General
Assembly relative to lights which
shall be carried on such vehicles.
The law reads in part as fol-
1ows;
BE it enactedFby the Gene al
A sembiy Of Virginia that it
ali be unlawful to use vehicle
O any kind operated OH the pub
lie highways Of this state, i'll
Guiding motorcycles. any light
ing device OF over'four caudl,
power equipped with rcfrcfc1
unless The same shall be 50 1e~iE-
mated, DETECTED or arranged fi.f
no portion OF tlis beam Of fefec..
ed light is prrj cttd to the lef'
of lhe axis of the vehicle vl,e.
measured seventy five feet O.
more ahead Of the lamps sha Il
rise above forty 1.-TWO inches from
= level surface on which the
vehicle stands under all con.
ditiops Of load.
1t IS hereby made unlawful
for the driver Of any automobile
or other motor vehicle to direct
the rays of light known as 4
spotlight upon all approaching
vehicle upon any public hig hway
in tins state. *
ANY person violating any OF
the preceding sections
shall be guilty of mlsdemeanot
aud upon conviction Thereof,
shall be fined not less than $500
nor more than $500 for eacl
offense."
The remaining sections Of the
act provide that tine driver Of
any motor or other vehicle, whicl
Shall have run into or injured
any person, must forth with stop
return to the place of the acci.
dent and render whatever assist.
ance is possible. Violation o.
t'Its section is punishable by Z
fae of SIS to $500 for the first
o.fense.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1919-09-26
YOnCe-P ainter

Miss Mary Belle Painter and M.
Ivan V. Yunce were quietly married
at the home of the otticiat ny miniages
Rev. ID. II. Rhodes, foms Brook, Va.
on Tuesday, Sept. 10th.
Miss Painter s Me younge,! i g}-
t.r VI the late James 0. Painter Of
Edlnburg, is i tatenteu mus olan and
has many friends throughout The Y al-
ley Nh. Youce who is from Suem,
Va. is a prominent business mao, is
Pes. Of the King Cola Company, a
director in the Edinburg Paint Manu-
iactut eriug 20 ard has large bust
nees Interest in other parts OF Vir-
z mia aid in FLORIDA.
Mr., and Mrs. Yonce are now OF a
motor trip thru Virginia.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1919-09-26
Some Wise Guy Was Silas.

"SiIas, | understan' yer WIZ
down ter New York yesterday.
Wuz yer robbed while Yer WIZ
there 2"
Not ezac'ly, Reuben not ez-
ac'ly. You see, eft wuz this way ::
| WIZ up ter Times Square an a
young Teller Gums up ter me, an
SAYS, IL this Mr.. Silas from tn
Cross Roads 2 An I says,
'Mebbe. An he says, I'm John
Doe My father KEEP tn bakery
up there, back in til SOS. Mebbe
yer don't remember me, but
how's tn hull family 2" I ex-
pect d lie wanted ter borrow, an
I says, On account ov high
prices, ever'body's lookin' thin,
an seedv, an no money an he
says lie WIZ sorry as he had Jest
got back from hiz mine out West
an he'd a gold bar wutll several
hundred dollars, which he ledn't
time 10 get melted at tn mint
an wuz goin' fer ter let some
friend ov hlz lev ii fer $50 cash.
Says 7, Cum inter tn doorway,
an whips off'n my roll tibet hun
dred. dollar Russian counter. i.
bill them circus folks Civ Ne.
an | says, Civ me twenty IN
Change quick, which lie did.
When / got inter tn light, |
see hiz twenty wuz same kind S
my hundred. an | says to a per-
liceman on tn corner, Say, by
heck !! a Teller tried ter rob me
awhilst ago. An lie says, Did
he'do ct ? an | says, NO. an
he says, What yer kickin' about,
by gosh Yer better off than
most peepul i'll this here town,
believe me, Yer old llayseed r'-|
New York Evening Post.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1919-09-26
Edith.

Jessie Slluff is on the sick list.
B. E. Compton is OH the sick
list.
Rev. Mr.. Smith filled his req
ular appointment at Oak Level
church Sunday.
w. A. Glenn had his fine new
concrete silo filled last week,
Miss Rhoda Compton and
friend visited the fair last week
and friends in and around Wood
stock.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs West
Reynard, September 9th, a
daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. G. Marston
attended the fair last week,
Ed. and Luther Cook have
goue to the apple picking at
H ,ncock, Nd.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1919-09-26
X. F. ID. No. |.

Mr.. s. Newland and family, of
ISt. Luke, visited Mr.. and Mrs.
}. NJ. FrayeI, the first of the
week.
Misses Frances and Gladys
Burner have returned from d
visit to relatives in Illinois.
Mr., and Mrs. Will Sine spent
the first of tire week with his
sister, Mrs. VIM. koo1tz.
Mr.. and Mrs. 5. ]. Fallnestock
visited relatives at Winchester
recently.
Mr.. Charles Fravel and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. Benz. Frave1, Mrs.
Ada Sager and son, spent SUM-
day with Mr.. VIM. Frayel.
Mr.. Harry Edmonson left Sat
urday for Bridgewater, where he
will enter college this year.
Rev. Jno. Anderson and daugh-
ter. Miss Vada, left Tuesday for
Browntown.
Communion services will be
held at Valley Pike Church. the
18th Of October.
Mr.. George Bauserman has
purchased the Saper property
and land near Ridgeley School
House.
Mr.. VIM. Barham purchased
the dwelling house and twenty
eight acres Of land of Mr.. ]. M.
Fravel.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1919-09-26
Since these two diseases are

all over the country, and you 4
never know when your hogs ais
going to be exposed, this Office
ADVISES every hog owner to have
his hogs inoculated immediately
with the triple treatment. III
the hog owners in a community
will get together and have their
hogs inoculated at the same time,
the services of the veterinarian
will not amount to very much to
any one man, as they Can divide
the cost. This is advised and it
is being done in a great many
cases with satisfactory results in
every particular Vaccinate your
hogs before the disease reaches
them, so as to prevent it. But,
it the disease has reached your
herd by increasing the dose of
serum You will often avert the
trouble, save the we'll ones and
some of the sick ones.
The above is the only safe
aud practical treatment to save
your hogs from dying of these
diseases.
Get rid of infected hogs (burn
or bury Immediately all hogs
that die) then clean up your
farm. Remove all manure and
mix it thoroughly with quick
lime. Burn all litter, rubbish
and old hog troughs. After the
premises are thoroughly cleaned,
spray walls, floors, aud other sur
faces including hog tronglls, etc,
with a diSinfeCtant, (l part COM
pound cresol solution TO 80 parts
| water). Where hog houses are
small turn them over, exposing
interior to sunlight. Clear
premises properly exposed to sun
light will not retain infections
any great length Of time.
"Wallow holes and cesspools
should be filled in, or fenced off
All runs underneath building:
should be cleaned and disinfect
ed. and then boarded up TO keel
hogs out.
Destroy hogs that do not fully
recover, as they may be carrier!
Of the infection.
Even if your herd is immun
lied you owe it to your neighbo
to tree your premises from i'll
lection.
]. c. FERNEYHOUGH,
State Veterinarian"
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1919-09-26
SHAvERS
Music, Soda and Ice
Cream ParIOrS.


Pianos, Player Pianos,
Photographs, Records, Play
Ier Rolls, Sheet Music and
everything in Music, Candies,
Stationery, Cigars and To
baccos, Sanitary Soda Ser
vice. Music while YOU eat
and drink.
MAIN STREET,
Opp. ]. r. Miller, The Tailor.
Come in and call on us-A
share Of your patronage So
licited.
June l3-
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1919-09-26
Two Killed BY Train.

Winchester, Va, Sept. D -
William r. Anderson and JOHN
w. Knight were fatally injured
tonight when a northbound Nor
folk & Western passenger train
crashed into their automobile he
tween Boyce and Old Chapel
Va. They we're taken to a his
pital in Charles Town, w. Va,
where they died on arrival.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1919-09-26

For diarrhe4 ia children one year
old or older YOU will find nothing
better than Cham berlain's Collie and
Diarrhtet Remedy, followed by dose
OF castor oil 1t should be kept at
hand ana given as soon as the first
unnatural loosness of the bowels ap-
pears. adv.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1919-09-26
MAURERTCyVN.

Sir. aud Mrs Will CN2ro, ell
Washington, arrived ore III ihyirl
auto last Saturday. They are
visiting he family of DR.. D. l.. |
Shaver.
Miss Maggie Funkhouser, who
went to Elkton several weeks to
visit her niece, Mrs. C. H. Spike
and expecting a change would
benefit her rheumat ism of which
she has been a sufferer for some
months, returned to her home
here Sunday. She was accom-
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. C. Fl.
Spiker and daughter, Miss Hern-
don. Her condition is about the
same as when SHE left for Elkton.
Mrs. VIM. Lemley, of Stephens
City, is visiting Mrs. Mary Conk.
Mrs. Ellen Wilkin, of Stephens
City, is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Levi Kiser.
The Quality Music House. who
had all exhibit of pianos and
players at the Woodstock Fair
last week are feeling good at
their success. They sold and
booked orders for seven players
and pianos. Some have already
been delivered, four of these were
the Jesse French styles. This
company desires an investigation
Of the merits and advantages of
these instruments. Then, their
enthusiasm for the First Quail
ity, Quality First" of the pianos
that bear the name we'll known
since 1872 will prove their own
good Judgment when Jesse
French is placed in their home.
1t has been proven that The
Equality Music House does not
attempt to have a 100 per cent
profit when they sell all instru-
ment, only legitimate living
advance above factory cost.
Mrs. Margie Meredith, who
had been nursing a typhoid fever
patient near Coote's Store for
several weeks, returned home on
Sunday evening. Patient being
out of danger.
Jessie Miller, who visited
the family of S. J. Wagner, re-
turned to his home in Waslliug
ton, Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Ellen Yew and daughter
Miss Ruth, after visit at Win
chester and North Mountain, w
Va, returned to their home OF
Sunday.
Mr., and Mrs. William Yew ant
lson, Claude, after visiting Mrs
Emma Bauserman for two weeks
returned to their home in Cum
berland, Monday.
i, Charles, son of Luther Comes
, has been a right i'll boy for sew
eral days.
i w. D. Shaver returned from {
i, business trip to Cleveland, Ohio
, last Wednesday, where he secur
ed and signed contract with the
K. c. Barnum & Co. The con-
tract places Mr.. Shaver in con.
troll Of Virginia, North and South
Carollna and a portion OF West
Virginia. He will visit the
prominent colleges and acade-
mics. The compensation is a
livery nice one.
| The new drug store is about
completed and the proprietor will
visit Baltimore next week for
his stock Of goods and fixtures.
| Mrs. Florence Seals and daugil-
ter. Mrs. W. B. Wagner, of Win
cues e., were here to visit their
Sex >5Ster aud aunt. Mrs. Cora
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1919-09-26
D0nt't Neglect Yourself

Lame back, shooting pains, tortur-
Ing rheumatic aches, swollen Joints,
sore muscles, puffiness under ewes
hoatiuR specks. and an always tirea
t cling are iudicAtions that the kid
u-ys aud bladder Are not wurkiup
properly. Foley Kidney Pills soothc
and strengthen weak and disorjered
kidneys and bladder. adv.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1919-09-26
FOR SUPERVISOR,

We are authorized to announce j.
W PIFER as Il candidate for Super
visor, in Ste newaiI District. Subjecl
to Democratic Primary, if any.
May 9-te.
respectfully announce myself as
a candidate for Supervisor for Stone,
wall District, subject to the action Of
the Republican Primary,
June 27-te*. w. L. GOLLADAY.
We are authorized to announce
". NJ. HOTrEL as a candidate FOR
Supervisor in Johnston District sub.
Iect to the Republican Primary
Yol The Voters of Johnston District:
wish to announce my acceptance
to the call to become a cadidate for
Supervisor, for Johnston District,
subject to the Democratic Primary.
Your support viii be grestly appre-
ciated
July lite. J. STANLEY BARR
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1919-09-26
nuod for Ril1ousoese

Two years | suffered from frequent
attacks OF stomach trouble and
biltousness. Seeing Chamberlai,. =
Tahfsts advertised concluded 70 try
flbsns bnp,sved rapidly "--Miss
kpmA vefbsyke. Lins, Ohio. sdy.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1919-09-26
Wanted

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and up x6 10. and up OAK OR MIXED
HARDWOODS Write for prices,
giving your loading point. s
Send W your Stock Lists.
UNION LUMBER MFG COMPANY
cuHBEnLAND, MARYLAND.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-18
ATERRA ST HIZO PROPIETARIA En- Mex
PARA DEFENDER LA QUESTION PETROLERA
EETRARA EN- la LUCIA CON CARRANzA DEFENDIENDO
NO "a Los DERECHOS De SUS SUBDITOS, SlNO SUS
PROPIOS DERECCHOS ADQUIRDOS POR COhPRA
! EN- Los CAHPOS PETROLEROS De La Co.'S
IA DEL GOLF0 DE- MEXICO

n1iento de las relaciones poz la indole
de la respuesta de la Seeretaria de Re-
laciones Exteriores d. dicho gooier-
no-manifesto claramente que, en- su
conceptc, la ley proyecto de ley re-
lativo a los terrenos p:troliferos, era
confiseatoria. En- aquel entonce>,
obraba solamente en- defensa de los
intereSes de las eompanlas lnglesas
gu. el recurrieron en- demanda de
ayuda; mas ahora que es el go6ier-
no el directamente interesado en- ei
ssunto, per haber adqurido la mayor
parte de las aceiones d. la mas po-
derosa negoeiacion que explota la in
dustria petroEfera en- Mexico, Sc cree
% mas bien, Sc eonsidera casi s-gu-
ro-oue reeurrira Ia preston diplo-
matiea para llegar 4 una solucion de-
finitiva del asunto, que ha sido mott
vo de tsntas difieultades conflic-
tos.
Esa seduction Sc espera que ssa en-
ell sentido de que ei gobierno earran-
cista modifique totalmente sus dispo-
siciones. hasta deia sin restriceion:s
ningunas. la industria petrolera ex-
plotada por las conpanias extranje-
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