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Proposed Electric Merger at Norfolk.
ch ~ he Ntae

NORFOLK, Va, March 21.--A meeting OF
the Norfolk Railway and Light Company.
controlled by Williams and Middendorf In
terests. Richmond and Baltimore, has been
called. to meet here April 10 to consider
the question OF leasing all property and
franchises. This Is reported to be the first
step toward great merger of all electrical
properties in this section
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-03-21
Coast Line Traffic Manager Ill.

SpeciaI Dispatch 70 The Star.
NORFOLK, Va, March 21-Horace NJ.
Emerson, general traffic manager of the
Atlantic Coast Line, and brother Of T.
M. Emerson. president of the same system
Is critically Ill and has been taken to Balti-
more to be examined by specialists. He is
suffering from heart disease
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-03-21
First Smoking Car for women.

LONDON, March 21-The first smoking
car ever reserved for women In Great Bri-
tain left a big London terminus today for
Liverpool. The windows bore a label read
Ing Ladies' Smoking" The innovation at
tests the spread of smoking among English
women during recent years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-03-21
DEATH CAME QUICKLY
Representative Patterson Sue
cllmbed to Heart Disease.
INDISP0SED TWO WEEKS
His Condition Not Considered as
Serious.
HAD APPARENTLY RECOVERED
Returned Last Night From His Penn
sylvania Home-Adjourn
ment of the House.
HAD APPARENTLY RECOVERED

Representative George f. Patterson OF
Pennsylvania died suddenly of heart dis
ease at his residence, iT45 q street north
west, at ) o'clock this morning.
Although Mr.. Patterson had been suffer
ing slightly for the past two weeks with
what he believed to be indigestion. his con-
dition was not considered to be at all
serious. He had not even been confined
to his home, but had been around as usual
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-03-21
Noted Authoress Dead.

BOSTON, March 2.-The death of Mrs
A. D. 7. whitney. the authoress. at her
home in Milton. was announced today Mrs.
Whitney's stories for young people and
particularly for girls carried her name all
over America. She was born in this city
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-03-21
POSTPONED A DAY.
The Statehood Question to Come Up
in the House Tomorrow.

The statehood bill. which was to have
been considered today. will be taken up
by the House Immediately after it con-
venes tomorrow. As soon as the death of
Representative Patterson was made known
to Speaker Cannon he decided the House
should adjourn without taking up any busi-
ness and announced the postponement OF
the statehood bill consideration one day
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-03-21
STORER RETIREMENT
VIENNA ASKED IF FRANCIS
WILL BE AGREEABLE.

VIENNA. March 21.-The State Depart
ment at Washington has cabled instructions
TO the American embassy here to inquire
Ii the nomination of Charles s. Francis OF
Troy, n. Y, as ambassador to Austria
Hungary to succeed Bellamy Storer. will be
agreeable to the government of Austria
Hungary
1t Is reported here that Mr.. Storer will
only return temporarily to the United
States and that he intends to settle per-
manently in France.
The unexpected retirement OF Mr. Storer
is widely discussed in diplomatic and Off
cial circles here.
According to a cablegram from Vienna
last night the Austro-H Hungarian govern
ment had no inkling whatever of the
tirement of Bellamy Storer from the Ameri-
can ambassadorship until late Monday
night a telegram from the Austro- Hun
garian embassy in this city carried the
news that Mr.. Storer had been superseded
by Charles S. Francis. Social and relig-
ious reasons were assigned for the change.
Rumors of many kinds circulated to
explain the action of the United States. Mr
and Mrs. Storer, both of whom are con-
verts to Roman Catholicism. are alleged to
have been particularly jealous in manifest
ing their faith. and to have cultivated
siduously the society of exalted Catholic
families.
Again, 1t is alleged that the ambassador
and his Wife were unpopular with the
American colony and failed to some extent
in their democratic duty toward their fel-
low countrymen.
Mr. Storer is now in Egypt. No hint of
his impending retirement reached the Ball
platz before Tuesday night and the charge
d affareS of the American embassy appears
to have been as uninformed as Count Go
luchowski.
The American government the cablegram
says. seems thus to have appointed as sue
cessor to persona gratissima to the Austro-
Hungarian court a gentleman doubtless ir-
reproachable. but concerning whom the
American government cannot know whetE-
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HoLL1sTER MURDER TRIAL.
Believed Ivens' Case Will Go to Jury
Tomorrow.

CHICAGO. March 21.-The state today, In
the trial of Richard Ivens. charged with the
murder of Mrs. Bessie Hollister. introduced
several witnesses In rebuttal Arguments
then commenced States Attorney Olson
made vigorous attack upon the aiihi pre-
the case win 80 to the jury late on Thurs
day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-03-21
Ocean steamship Movements.

NEW YORK. March 21.-Arrived; Staten
dam, from Rotterdam Oscar. from Copen-
hagen.
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Bailey Replies to Dolliver.

Mr.. Eailey then took the floor TO present
his amendment to the railroad rate bill. but
before Introducing it said he had not hoped
that the resolution would be accepted with
out change. He also stated that the pro-
vision had been circulated among :he
lrlends of rate regulation on both sides of
the chi-mber. He had he said. not given
the amendment to the public and would
not now do so, but for the fact that Mr.
DolllVer had discussed the provision i'm
published interview. He relieved the Iowa
senator from the imputation of Intentional
dlvulgence OF another's private papers but
sald he was confident the critic sn had
peen made without due consideration.
Mr.. Bailey referred especially to MIR Dol
hVer declaration that the Bailey provision
would deny just compensation and re-
pied 10 the criticism by saying that he had
copied the language of the Constitution in
his proposed amendment
Replying to another feature of the in
tefVtew, Mr.. Bailey said that the amend
ment did not affect the Hepburn bin on the
question of discrimination. He said that
ne had prepared two amendments. both ~
them tentative.
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Declined to Discuss the Matter.

CAIRO, March 2l.-Bellamy Storer, the
retiring American ambassador TO Austria
Hungary, was seen today by a representa-
tive of the Associated Press. but he de-
clined to discuss the reasons for his retire
ment. Mr.. Storer said his resignation was
transmitted to Washington March & He
was informed that 1t had been accepted but
had no statement to make on the subject.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-03-21
JOS. w. BAILEY DEAD.
Father of Texas Senator-Native Of
New York

NEW ORLEANS, March 21.-After a
months Illness Joseph w. Bailey, father of
Senator j. w. Bailey of Texas, died in a
sani;arium early today, in his seventy-sec-
ond year. The funeral will take place at
Crystal Springs Miss
The body of Mr. Bailey was taken to that
city on an early train today Mrs Bailey
ana two daughters and other relatives were
al TIE bedside when the end came. Mr.
Baiiey was native of New York. He went
to sea at an early age and then located at
NlcksburS. lie entered the confederate
army at the outbreak of the civil war and
served until the surrender.
Senator Bailey did not know ANYTHING of
ms fathers death while he was s3eoiSin o
on the rae bill. After he had concluded
lie was called into the cloak room and told
by Senator Foster. He Immediately ,eft
Tor hl- rooms IN the Senate annex
Mr.. Iiilman then announced ON the floor
OF the Senate that news had been received
of the elder Mr. Bailey's death Mr. Till
man said that Mr. Bailey could not CON
nearly finished his remarks, but a number
of senators had shown a disposition 10
question him concerning his amendments
when ne was called into the cloak room by
Senator Foster.
Senator Bailey has received no dispatches
informing him of the death of his father
bat he is making arrangements to leave
tonight at 10 o'clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-03-21
Committee Not Surprised.

1t would be too much to say that the mem
bers Of the appropriations committee are
disappointed. They never did, as matter
of fact, expect any other outcome The
provision was included in the bill in order
that the conditions IN the government de-
partments with relation to the emplovment
or superannuated clerks might be brought
to the attention of the House membership
and an opportunity given for full and free
debate or the proposition. The committee
having presented its recommendations and
the data on which they We're based. consid-
ers that 1t has done its full duty II is now
to the Hnnsc y
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Some Action Probable.

Various propositions. which are in the
nature of notifications of the appropria-
ton committees recommendation that
clerks of siXty-five years of age be paid
not more than 81 400. clerks of sixty-eight
years not more than $1,000 and clerks of
seventy years not more than $50 with au-
tomato dismissal at seventy wears of age
after 1913. has been suggested by mem
bers. None OF these will be Incorporated
In the pending legislative bill, however be-
ing subject to points OF order as new leg
isiatlon, as is the proposition already IN
eorporated in the measure. But 1t is prob
able that the discussion of the general
question OF superannuation. which follow ed
the committees action, viii result in ac-
tion by the House to correct existing condi-
tions in the departments. II is doubtful
whether this action will be taken at this
session. Members of the House are think
ing hard on the subject and thus occa- e
sioning results in something besides men
tai fatigue.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-02-09
6Qusnarren erlGwinOeIt, oer auts pas

9ausnarren erl@wInOeIt, Der alles lpaz
gen, dies fagen oprfte.
Solo ein @9uft..~ 9tuBer ii6 por
Wut6, orang 9arr9 auf i'm Elm uno
boIte aus gum 5d)lage. Ser trGftige
Beter aber, Der ii3 bsiien tpobl perieben
mo9te, purtrte geI3idt uno ftieB ben
9errn auriid, 6oB oiefer brei S6ritt
melt taun1eIie.
sd tperoe bas gdnse @e3ii6t ger
treten," 5ifdte !5arrp spiihen ben
3Gbnsn hinburn. n0as miro uno mub
Elm @noe ne6merr. ltnb er itiir5te oaz
bon.
gtun f9lenOerte er briteno Our4 Den
Walo, @r mar gu jeoer 5bat entz
f9lofen, benn 0as fa6 er tlar: bier
gin9 es I'm iein 2eben. sSSbm blteb ia
obnebin ni9ts iibrig, als Die 8llgtl.
Mp9te nun erit erprobt rper0en, OF
oiefe &ugel ni4t better = uno er llrts
terbra6 oiefen @eoantenanrlo.
tSSortiesuna iDlQt.l
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60. stepes & sSBne.
xett nper oUSsxapreu

fhon wuroe Mrs. @insfow Soos
thing Gprup uDn WttlliDnen BON
Wiittern beim 8abnen Der &inoer
anaemeuoet. Mirit 0u i'm Sblafe
ourh oas G1reien eines &inoes ees
itDrt, oaB in, 8abnen ift uno uur
Shmersen meint? Menu 10, laiie
iDfurt cine Flaide upn ,.Wrs.
Wingloms SoDtbing Syrup" bplen.
Sein Wert lift unbeaablbar. &c miro
ben tleinen 2eioenoen iofort yinoe.
rung ueridbaffen. gerlaBt euf ba'
rauf, Niiitter. eS 1T tein Dmeifel
earIber. gs beilt Diarrbue, regus
liert ben Waaen uno bic g2ieren,
beieitiat Wino Rplif, ertpeibt ben
@aunter. perbinbert Gnt5hnbuna
uno ftdrtt bas ganse Spiteut.
rWrs. Winsl1tps S0othing Syrup"
fiir aahnenoe Ginber lit aneenebnl
i'm @eibmad; oas Necept itan1tit
non einem Der beiten meibliben
Ierate in ben Ser. Staaten. gs iit
BEL allen 9ruaatiten in Der aansen
@elt su baben. Breis IS Gents per
Jlaihe. Gauft nid1ts anberes. als
Wrs. BinsI0tus Suothinn Snruu.
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Sin betlenSes Gpauaeltuu,.

Ser Rreoiaer s. 6. 8arren, Ba'
itor oer Sharon 9aptiltentirhe in
Belair, Ga, ipriht tiber Electric
Bitters": Er ift cine @Dttesipenoe
fiir Die Menfhheit. Sc furierte meis
men fobmen Riiden, ftsife gelente
uno meinen pbnitidbeu, totafen 0aies
eerbruh. Bmei sSlaihen beg elettri.
iGen Bitters baben mid 10 itarf ge.
nlodt, oQB ith orei Weiten in so Wtls
nnten aehen tam nno ribt ermitoet
bin. gr machte MIDI su eineln neuen
Wenihenl 9ie bette Gr5nei oeoen
Shm6de unb ale Utageus, Qebers
uno 0ierensQeIoen. Inter @arautie
uertauft bel Noplph DreiB uno s.
Raltener & Sphn. Brei8: so Gents.
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gambbett fann mtd,t eepetIt ,uerpett,

gambbett fann ntcpt gegetlt iuerpen'
eur4 lotole NppIitotiOner. neil lie ben tranfen 5eil
oes Gbrss uibt errel6en tbnueu Gs sebt nur ei=
men ea, bic Saubbeit ,u turiren, un6 Der IT bur9
fonftitutionene 6eilmitteI $aubbeit uiro our4 els
ueu eut3Inoeteu 8ufaun Der I9leimiseu ausileis
oung oer Gufa4ilhen R6bre Deruriacnt. ggenn
oieie Rbbre fif enblnbet bobt br eiuen rumpflnoen
Son o6er unnoQtommenes @eb6r; un6 penn Se aans
geibloifen II, erfolst Saubbet, unb Denn ois Gnt-
3lnoung ndt aeboben unn oteie gbbre mieber in ib=
rem gebbriaen 3ufaub oerest peroen fam, uiro bds
@ebor Iiir INNER sert6rt 0er6en; ntun 6dtte unter
1ebn perbsn burt Ratarrb psruriG9t, tuel@er ni&ts
ols Elm entslnoster 3ufianb Ger i4Ieimieen Gber.
hahen TT.
Dir molten siubunbert Dollars fir ieeen (burh
&atarrb oerurfo6tsn) Gau non Saubbeit eeben, ben
mir niAt our1 Ginnebmen bon Salts Ras
tarrbs Rur btilen t5unen aast Guh u1ts
fsnft eircIInre tornnten
3. =. Gbenep s. Go, 7pIeep. Dbiu.
0triaIft nDn alien Mnotbelern, 9reis rs Gents.
9tsbrt 6oI's ffGmilieu 9iQen fir @erhopfuug
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9as Qieb nom Stern gIer.
tsrst ua@ 8rtssrta b. g@tuss.

49ie6li6 pintt 9ome Star, sas braune,
nllns in frDbem 8eherfreis,
nGs erbeitert uni're 2nune
nuu0 nerjnnat ben Thtudbten Greis;-
na4-bes cages fb5nfte Seier,
.Sfs Die ,,4Dne Star" sfneiperei, -
sllnb ber Rlana Der eoIeu 9eter
nRuFt bic 9urft'een al ber6et.
nBsan allies entfIiebt.
Der 9urt mug bIeiben, -
Der 5rDhfiun, erblitht,
,DuB 5rn9fe treiben:-
Der Wonu rus hinaus
g9u's FeinbIithe aebsn,
aDRus ruirten unh freben,
Dl1n6 pfIanseu unb id1effen, -
sllnb piirbe erihlaffen-
sGnh giebt Ibm bann &raft
Der t6fttihe SAT-.
HlIuo es fr6mt berbel bic Hnenblitbe Gabe,
.ss fant Iih Der aerlsr nit tbftliher 5abe.
r3ie Mhume tuatbieu, es bebnt ficb bns
paus,-
sllHb brinuen tuaItet,
Der Aneipe Batter
egertrei6et ben Rater.
alnb herridbet rueiIs,
sSm 8e1ertreiie;-
.lluo Iabet bic Mtabsn, -
pguh I0rgt er FIR 5rieoeH.
.SInt INNER bic Beber.
sSSiir burftiae 8eAer-
n5treieht elm ben @erpinu,
n4att Drouenbem Siun,
al1ub Fbrbsrt our 2Ift bic bbfeE Rratebler,
pGr Forbert 8eaabtune uuf Bfeunie unb
9elfer-
nuub iammsIt I'M Sbubfah Der alau5ens
ben Bar"
DSas Sil6er, RapierseIb uHo Gulb Ioaar,
suHb babt BON Der ~arsioe" ben blei.
den gtbtmmer,
rGr 6raudt fie nimmer-
3r. &. Vi. Rlper,
0ftenpatb,
Sids.ssbavbf. asibt Telephone 1885,
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To- Da utr orei Garfooungen ftritt
reines 8leimeif uno 8inf erbalten
haben, 10 t1nnen mir su ben olten
Breiien uertaufen. Glio neue Ware
Su alteu Breiien. 9aBt guh uniere
Breiie eeben fiir Jarben. Dele, 8ar.
uiib &c. Wir taufen GIes, mas mir
pertaufen. in Garlaounaen uno t6n'
men su reousierten Breiien nertaufen.
BaubDla. Eir. uno Seniterrobmen,
gqwo06 galuaniiierte aeflohtene
Tensen. 0dgel &c.
Gb. Gtenes Il gDbme.
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Der sladltafse maum tn mrtamfas

SD bin Der 9lii6lihlte Utanti in
Grtanias" iarelbt 8. 8. STANLEY,
aus Bruno. rSeitbem bic 8eiuno'
belt neiner Grau, melthe fanf Sabre
lang fort9efest buitete uuo an Nun'
genblutungen litt. mieoer hereeitellt
lit; i@ ueroante mein gutes @liid oer
beiten Webiain oer Welt. ndmfib
Or. Sings neue Gntbefuue aeaen
S@minoiubt, bic i'd ielber aus @r'
fabrun9 fenne. uno tuelhe Sbmino'
iu@t fiher furiert. nenft aur 8eit ae'
eumnen. Guriert ben bartnddieiten
0uiten uno @rt6ltuneeu, ooer oas
@elo uiro surii6eritattet. 6u haben
bel NoDlpb GretB uno &. 3alteBer
& Sobn. so gtS. uno 100. 8er'
iudas. Nlaihe aratis.
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S1rt aui, Wfiete 81 besableu.

gignet @uer eiaenes 6aus. pabt
Sbr iemal8 auseerehnet. welhe bebe
Summe Sbr in uereanaenen Sabren
fir Mtiete ausbeaablt babt uno nos
fiir elm biibid1es Saus SIR oaftir
bauen t0nntet? 2aBt uns Gu6 elm
6aus nah Dem Gbbe5ablunass Blan
bauen uno oann tpiro gub ieoe t1u'
notlthe 8ablune uon Wliete fiir oas
6aus gutQei9rieben. Sn elm Ooer
spei Sabren felt SIR 8efiber oes
6auies. Ronfultiert oieierbalb nit
@n. stepes & gSMne.
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Gin treuer Matgeber
uno elm spabrer gebaA

1T ssatSSs sss Sssisssfn' @tgf Scr &ettnnssanfer"
nee perbeierte auInge, $50 @eitsn ftarf. nit bic.
len lebenstreuen abbllDungen.
Gr tIbrt in pertdnblider gSeiie an, tpie nou er=
fplereid geiunb meroen uno geiuloe Rinber baben
fam. u lie iolIten bieies lebrreihe Bud leien
mo frfabrell, fpie auf aatiirIiHe aSetfe sGpdhe
snhdnoe, oerlOrene grergte, llnluft Nusfalen Der
paare, unnatirlide Srdume, 9artleibisteit. Dps=
pepe, &hdeni6nterseu, glut. anitedenoe uno gebeis
me Rrantbeiten u. m beeltigt uno ebeilt tperoen
tbnnen.
9as BUD 1T eilt betpdbrter Grsuno oIer SeiDen.
ben uro mro fir a5 Gents in 9ohmarten an irgeno
cine aotee, iOrgfdGtig perpadt DerIennet. @oreire
seat id1es SetIs Sm It titmt
10 Gan stb st., Deeap Oorf. %. D.. frtiber II
Clinton VIace.
HRr IN 8riefen nenne man nieie 2eituna "a
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ber, unliebiamer fremoer @iumans
oerer iiberfbnemn1t. " - Gm ShluB
fa9t ct: Gins lit iiber. mas irntuers
bin 9etan tuerben full. ipDte balo ae.
fheben, in % Ia 10 Sabren ptro es
5u ipdt iein. 6ier ift eine g8ulte
ni6bt arDBer als cine 6ano, bic iic5
ober in einiaen Sabrert finiter orp6en6
itber unierem politilben 6immel
oerbreiten miro. Damn lit eg oiel.
leiht 81 ipdt. G. Fl.
Beimar, Ter., Feb. 4. 1906.
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Die ruiiiiche Neeierune bat Der.
fiigt, oaB ale Eeilnebmer an benz ias
paniihen Rrie9e Bronse Weoai[Ien
erhalten iollen. Dieieniaen, tuelGe
Bort Nrtbur uerteioiaten. ueroen iil.
berne Weoai0en befommert.
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SRI. Alice Rpoieuelt Eat einen
auBer0roeutlid tiinitleriIben uuo leEr
Dertnollen 9Dbelin auaeianot erbol.
ten, tpelher oas 60bieitsgeinenf oes
fronSbitiden Brdiioenten biloet.
Ius Green Bpint, 0. g., tpirb
genelbet, oab Der guB Der Brunaes
ftatue Benjamin Sranflin's pDlIia
aelungen 1T. Dieielbe 1T fir elm
Dentmal be1tttnnt, nelhes Sobn
6aries, Elm Witalieo be8 gsagiler
8meiaes oer Bantfirma s. g. Wor.
gan, bee Staot Baris icbenft uno lit
cine 9opie 6er Statue Dor benz Yoft.
amt in B6ilaoelpbin. Die Statue
toitet $40. 600. Sic tpiro in BET Rue
5ranflin aufgeiteat gueroen, in Der
fih bic anleritaniibe 8oti1oft bes
fano. alS yranflin 9otihafter in ga.
ris mar. Die @ntbllIuna fou in,
Npril itattftnoen.
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Taneytesn ltems.

SrrrsSasx 2T.-Nr. William G. Sherwood,
q Nez Jersey. Is visiting Nc. and Mrs, Ben.
ton Bsin,uE ana family.
Mr.. A. L. Collins snd Nc. Georsr Hood,
Of Moaas Pheasant. Ps-. spent from Saturday
uut.l Tuesday on v'sii 10 Mr. aud Mrs r r.
RinsloilAF and family
d.. Artie r. Angel, Who bal been PrAe-
tein. 4 NJ. Airy, MI. has returned howe
ana all leave shortly Tor Chicago, wherc be
wilI take a p,ls, graduate coarse IN veterinary
sarrrry and medicine. tie IS DESTROYS OF folly
e,lulpuing himself for The practlce Of hts
chosca profession.
Miss Gertrude tiArisrr rvturned hone on
fa.l SATURDAY. afirF a l~o wseks trp spout 10
Ba!llnorr. Philadelphia and New York.
George 4. Arnold and T. Il, Riurdoliar
attended the convention % the MIl~rs ASso
etafion Ia baltimore. last wesk.
Miss Agnes l. Hsgan Is spending wees
10 Frederick on vEsit 10 her relatives and
friends
Nr. asd Mo " l. Miller, Of Wpodsboro,
srrut ss-,-ral days last wrrk VISITING has oroia
rr, II. A. Miller and FAIRLY.
NrS d.. +. g. S~tss has heep circird Del
,s,t- "a, represent the Lutheran G. + Secretly
At the Stale convention that meets ct sails
bury Mr. George II. B.rule, prrs1dc"i q
the Carroll County Union, vii also attend
from thss place
Mr. John ). Brown aud daughter, Grace,
sprut part Of last week at Easlou, Nd, on
yl.it 10 De- and Nrs. Burke.
Mrs. u. .. SlouAker has returned home
rNer spending a wcck WITH friends "a MI
Wolf aud York, Pa.
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There r.4-a birthday party sisru al Locust
Lane Farm. th-- beautiful hume 81 VIZ. aad
Nfs John e. kaonis, nraE Silver Ran. on
= rsember u. go HaHur of ihcir sH1. Ciiaiou =
lga birthday About 5 a. c.ocA Tee za~-is be
gan ip arrive aaii5 the house VS. 'i s1h the
merry crowd. who a!i joined tn iir pc -liT"s
If the evening All kinds oi iauuveu; games
were played uuu5 ID Clock Whea refresh
neui, we're served which consisted 81 cakes
bananas. candies aud fruits, TO ahich all dii
ANNIE Justice. after which more games SER
played, vghru al returned home ~-.l rirn> .t
wiih their evening enjoyment, w.sAuE h.m
many more happy birthdays lie also ~
ceiyei snur handsome presents which hr ap
preciat-s very much. These present were
John 7. kuoHtz and wIie. Nelson A. Bsu" 30
snd wife. Noah Holllaeer and wItr, Harvey
Halter aud wife, Augustus Myers aud viii.
Irwin Crow and wife. Ed~afd kseieT aud
wife. aud + mrr Halter and wife; Misses Jen
ME Cover Eisir knIPp,e, Clara MGreipcs,
Fannie Jones. Mauie HoiHngcg, Nora Myers.
Mary Capeubaver, Clara GrUtl. Mary Bro~n,
Jennie HolHnger. Elva ko0uiz, Alraud Nus
baum, Berthe koonlz, Belle Holhnger, Myrtle
Nusbaum. May Lippy, Carrie smith Emma
HITTER. Bessie Brown, Carrie HumbeVf, Anna
Myers, Esia DuIl, Annie Halter; Aessrs- Yer
non Myers. Edward Matthias Geo. Duuerer,
Nm. Brown. Walter Lowell, Oscar Brown,
E3rnr Bs-lksrt Norman EGrhart Theodore
Brown. hurry Myers, Joseph Brown. William
Earaart. Grover MOreiock, William \ Brown.
Ralph Hartman. George Brown, Clinton
koouiz, William Humbert, Milton Halter,
Oliver Myers. Frank Hollluger, Herbert
Kooutz. Grover Brown, L. Herbert hoouiz,
Harry Brown, Russell Smith, Charles Brown.
Vernon Halter. e. r. Keeper and John /.
Halter