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Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1908-12-31
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1 .s.-. WOIlls %. Ge3.
Sang Si3ilien un6 bic Iiiolide Spite
Der italienilhen 6albinIel Iino ourf
einen genaltigen gr0ItoB berndfei
poroen, Der entieBlitbe 8erlufe an
Dlenihenlebeu unb giaentum berbet.
| 9efiibrt bat. Die Rahrihten aus Der
betroheneft 8egeno lino oiirftia, on
alle telegrapbiIhen 9erbinounaen ab.
gebrohen iin0, aber allem 9Lnihein
mad banoslt ss iit1 um cine RataifrD.
pbe, oie an furhtbarem llmfuua In Der
neueren 3eit uniibtrtrDffen 0altebt.
SotDeit iih gegenmdrtig FeItItelen
ldBt, bot ni1t oas grobeben Ielber Die
IaDeriten 8ernihtungen nit iia ae=
bra6t, iOnOern cine pom Dem @roifoB
'erregte, ungebeure 6lutpelIe, ne(he
bonn Dseer aus bereinbreheno balb MeI=
iina inter Waher qsieBt, 6duIer nie=
oergerthen unb UleHi5eH Su 9auIenOen
nit itd fortqfiapemmt bat. 9ie Gb=
ftdBungen iiber bic 3abl oer Menihen-
opfer iinD einanoer mioeripreheno,
geben aber oob in bic 3ebntauIenoe.
Gernsr miro gemelbet, DAB Die caLa=
briibeE 5tdote galmi, Reqgio, 5cilla
uno 8agnara pOllItdnoig serIt6rt nor=
ben linO; biele Sauienoe ibrer geupb-
ner iino tot ooer Uerlebt.
Die @roit6Be begannen nm ) ll6r
morgeus nno bielten 80 SetuuOen an.
Der qan5e S9aoentreis umFaBt etua
200 WteiIen, Der an Der duBeren 8reuse
berbdltniBmdBig gitnitig oaUOn qetonl=
men lit. Die Srof5Be mabten Iib bis
beinabe ndh gteapel bin fii6lbar.
Dem itdrtIten groltoB fulqte cine 80
SUB bobe 6Iuttuelle, ole NIT ,unae6eus
erer @etuaIt iiber oas 2ano einbreheno,
alles Dor Iib binnegfsgte.
augen5euasn, gerIonen, tpelGe auf
ben In ii8ilianiihen getudFern itatio=
nierten italienii9en Rriegsi6iifen oies
neu, beibreibsn Die 5lutiuelle als cine
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1908-12-31

strtsm iungen Dfdnne m Sfreif ggrd=
then, babe ibn ermDrbet uno fei bunn
llaa Dem Msitsn gegunqsn. Die gpz
lt8si in geour Rapios piro uRterfuz
nen, ob Die Qlugabsn bes MGOhens
Guf Dabrbeit 6eru6en.
Rob RHd6snThus, Der ben geipets
IisferH tppllts, buB Elm 2uftfGiff uns
ter Sem 5huBe Der Dunfelbeit unbez
merit iiber elmer Sta6t freifen unb
lie burn 5erdbnsrFen BON GrploTibz
itoffen 3sriiOreu t6nns, bate Sci feis
nsm 8eriun in Cos glngeIes, Sal,
nur tbsiltpsiie GrfOlg. 8as 2ufts
idltff mar ndmltn am Rantbim.lsl
beutlih 5u untsrTneloen, unb Der
Wtotor unb bic propeller md6ten eli
nen 2drrr, Der duf peite @ntfernunu
bin gebDrt tper6eu tonnts. Der
2uftf4iffsr mari cine bdrmIpfs Bumz
be auF Ole gitb 5all bsrunter, bic
fpGter thutid9lid3 auf BEN DoC5e qe=
funben ipur0e. Rnu6enI6ue beFano
fia in 8esIeitung fetnss N2aiBiniffsn
George 9snsler.
Sn 8aTbingtpu, .. g., brad in
benz RegieruugsgebGroe, in Dem oas
9epartement fir geplogii6e 8erreiz
iungen untsrgebrad3t lit, unIdnqit elm
5euer aus, bsi bsm tpintige Sptuz
mente, Rarten, photographer etc.
I'm Wertbe BON sttpa $4,000 SerIt6rt
Duroen. Die 8e66roen nunbern Tftl,
ipis ts m6gIid mar, oaB In 6em Sc
bdupe 5euer uusbre6en fonnte, od es
Gls feuerfeIt gsbaut uno 6emosmGs
eingerintet mar. 9lngsiteIlte in pen
8epurtement ertlGrten, odB einselne
burh oas 5eusr 3srit6rte Dofumenle
ntdt ipieoer erieBt tpsr0sn f0nneu.
Der ,Wdnnernor@ in PHILADELPHIA,
Der s@sTangberein Der Der.
Stdutsn, tpelfer mad elmer seittpeilis
gen Sturmz unb Dranqperipbe ieBt
unter 5iibrung ieinss benGbrten
prGfoenten Serrn Spbn 6. Seters
pieber geeintgt unb f.it oaftelt, BAT
ben 73. Subrestag Tsinsr 9riinoung
nit sinem S5eiteiisn gefeiert, pel6em
u. a. giirgermeiiter Repburn, Der
oeutfhe GoniuI 8srner 5agen unO
8tneraI 2ouis Wagner als @brenz
gate 6eipobnten.
Der pftsripdbnte uno aIlqenein
Detannte Gau Der 8uds Stppe e
Range 60. gsgen 9rGfioent @ompers,
gioeprdiioent Wlitdea uno Setretdr
gtorriion bon Der glmerican 5e6erdz
ion Of 2abor, puroe ppn Rihter
bright i'm Sbergeribt oes Difrttts
columbia gegen bic 2lrbeiterFiibrer
@Ompers nuroe an
(6prtieBung auf Settle g
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1908-12-31
1leuiahrspIauoeret.

@jrsif MIR biueiu ins poue WeuI1eulebeH
Hrot NO Su's padit, ba 1T es tnterehant
an Stoif fir cine Reuiabrsplau:
berst TebIt es mabrlih ni6t. Sas Sc,
ben ior9t reidlid genuq Oafitr. gtui
baB OieIsr DStOf" ni1t INNER tpdrmi
unb paBt, mag nua Der geIdtftett
S6neioer ibn Su5uianeiOen uno an5us
po6sn berIu9en. gIu5 tuer0en Die
6dben bes 2ebsns Ielten bon Seioen=
pilrmern 9eiponneu unb, tuer Del Sab
resbeginn einen tpei1en &ubsmautel
erboffts, iiBt am Sabressnbe oft genug
i'm acknowledgements. 8eim 8sgtnn
oes Sabres bsgliitpiinIbte 5hreiber
siuen gliidFrablenOen grdutigam; felt
einigen Sa9en i9leibt er umber unO
tDa9t 9einem in bic glugen Su Ieben,
aus QngIf, man tbnne Ieinen GUNNER
uno fein llngliid gu beutlia fsben.
8enn i'm mitleioige GreuilOe anreben,
3uft er SuIammen, tuie Elm auf friIher
Sat ertnppter 8erbre6er. 8ahat bat
Der geoausrnstperte tpeiier nidts auf
oem Getpifen, als OaB ibm bic beim
SobresbsQinn gliifitrabIenbe y9raut"
am sSabresen0e oauOnlief, neil er nur
sinen 2trbeitslObn bate, Die 5rau aber
Die geoirfnijie elmer 9rimaoDnna. -
8orgeitsrn fragte mid elm geridter=
itatter: p0aben sic iaOn Oas gteueite
9ebOrt? - rMr. 80 uuo 90 iit ge=
idisOsn, ebsnIO Gruu I...." 9as
ma6te aliu in eirsr E etnSigsn gBO6e
0rei geidicbene gbepaare, nur i'm ge=
tanutentrsile. llnO .ber gruno? 8ie
Sine pollte oer 2eiben uno Segnuns
gen Der MlutterIdaft eHtgeben, Die @n=
Oere lan9meilte es, oaB n gbe" pOrpdrts
unO riidrdrts gan8 gIsid9 budFabirt
miro, unb lie, bic 10 gerue bon gunii
tydunte, tpOlte ME Die RunIt oes ebe.
libeu 2ebens lerneu. llno Der eemeins
fame @runo oieIes ebeli1en 5miffs
6rud=5rios? - Ser grDpbet SSeIaias
Ueisiaste iaOn: pOaB Die 5E6ter 3iOns
itOt5 Iino unO geben nit aufgeri6tetem
Snlie, nit geiamindten gIngsii6iern
climber, treten unb i1pdnSeln, uno
baben t6itlidbe 5dube an ibren GfBen,
Saften, Spangen, asttIein, Sauben, !
6littern, 8ebrdme, SbniirIein, 8inge,
9aarbdnOer, 5eiertleiOer, Mdntel,
S6leier etc. uno oarum ipirb Iie Der
9err tabl, b. b. mdnnerlos manen@
gBir fennen aber audi iebr gut einen
Mann Der Geisaiaaft", in feinem
8eruf geIaidt, aber Dem 8bisteBtsufel
berfalen. gdnoe fbnnte man I6rei=
ben, mas Ieine brape 6rau i6On an
2eiO, gelonOt, S6anbe, g6am, gnt=
tduIdung -. Uiele, Disle Sabre our9.
qemadt bat uno, ME Oenno6 oas
aOeln0e PHl6i9efiibl ibr nit peiBen
6dben beOedtes Saupt ffOl3 erbeben
IdBt unO pis fie ibn nidt i'm Slide
laBt. neil ner oOh etnmnl ibr damn
lift unO. neil iie INNER nod bort
bOfft. OaB i'm vNeuen Snbr4 aus
Dem @rabe Der 8ergangenbeit oas
crime Reis Der geTsrungss6Ofnung |
iprOBt.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1908-12-31

Q9as neroen am beutigen 9teuiabrss
tage tUieoer 9ieienlaoun9en bon 6oFf-
aungen unb 8iiniben auF Der Wage
Der 3utunft abgelaoen! Sn Sao=
9atOta bOfen Die ,5rofenen" neil Fe
nit ibrer GOuutD=Option=gia niht
Ourdoran9en, auf ben Sieg elmer an.
bern, aber OenieIben 3ueden oienenoen
Bill in Ger neuen 2egislatur, Die 9laI.
len4 oagegen boffen nuf ben SieQ bes
DgeTunoen Weni9enberitanoes, Safer
Milbslm min i'm neuen Sabr vteinen
SropFen mebr anriibren" (mabrIdeins
lid megen Der gDebrmutttropTen oes
Oeuti6en 3eidstaas) oito niGt me6r
Der Oide WiIlp 5aft, unIsr neuer 9rds
I;oent. bic &eDnttton oe5 y8eutItben
9erOlO bofft auf l00C nsue @bounens
ten. 3eobD &OoIsbelt bort Dem 2inos
nurm STANDARD Oil nod bcr Qb=
iduF Ieines Sermins bas 8araus gu
MAIDEN uno Die pe9sn uugeiebli6en
@bitanen lhulOig befunoenen rfleiId-
barOne@ bel leinsr 9agetour in 2lfritn
snm lofenOen SOber Su bermenoen,
Senator aittreO9e bort, oaB iein
rSeas2eDel@ Banana Ranal plan
bod nod oHgenommen miro, 5iOur
Sails bort i'm &suen Sabr miROeRens
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1908-12-31
llrteile Don 2elern.

Der p9eIt oeroo i br CUTE 3sung unO Oerielbe
Oeroient nod oiel gl6onnenen
8irgil. 9. 3. Sacob 8utbmuller
Der g3eutide 0rOo4 i cine feline beutid eitng uno bnat
10 D oes Snerelanen SD mbd ntt obn oenelben Fen
IS 1T grabe Oas rse 8att r Rsui6 Ratoia ssonOers
gut galen mir Die &aate 8riefe
3ennoT, 9. o. Sobn Gerber.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1908-12-31

Sa, Sbr lieben 2eiert ba paBt bod
rsdt bas Moiio an Der SpiBe oieIer
5wan9lOieu glauosrei. llno, oa es
oDa etnmal Obne 8oridbe Bel Der Sab=
resiueaoe ni6t abgebt. 10 laBt uns
beute pieber ben Goriab MAIDEN, Der
3mar oft, unmObera uno bausbaten,
aber ni6t nur i'm S. 1909, IonOern
INNER nod Der Ti6erite uno bette 1T
uno bleioen tpiro:
nlleb' INNER 5rea unS &eSlibfrit
,,Sis an Ssin tilBles 0rab!"
Sans Semutb.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1908-12-31
(Spe5iuI.SorreipouOen3.
8et oen Putter'f
9rIoern.
(gou gonrab 9ornmarn
lSoH @onrab Nornmai'lI.)

syn IeBter 9lummer gab unIer ae=
I9dbter SpeBialtorreiponoent cine
bobintereKante lleberIiht iber Die @es
Thi9te. 8erfolgungen uno Wanoerun=
gen Der g6utteriiden griioer", FdlIhs
lid MennOniten oenannt, bis iie fih
teilneiie in Sho 8afota, BEL Der
Wolfs=@rest, nieoerlieBen. Die Shil=
oerung oieIer Golonie TolQt beute uno
biloet lOen DOrIduiiaen QibidluB Der
Abbanplung,
Gie &OlOaie gsOlfsereet
befinoet Ii6. tuie bereits In lebter gfums
mer fur5 erpdbnt. in guteu fnaasiellen
Berbdltniiien. 0ie oortiQen 6uloni=
fen berite6en 3u farmen uno, DC
Diele Sdnb' balo elm gno'@ MAIDEN,
fdllt oieEe grbeit ibnen berbdltuiBmd-
Big Ieihf. 8ie 8OrFieber beIoraen
ibre @eihafte, ben RauT uuo 9ertauF
uno nerfeben 0iss Qans oor3uQlih.
SSbre DtiibIe miro bon bielen 5armern
Der llm9eaeno benuBt unb i'd alaube,
OaB oieIelbe fir Die @emeini9aft einen
grOBen gluBen nbmirft. Sie sii6ten
Pfer0e, Rinobieb. S9meine, S6afe
unh @ehiigel. beIonoers &auben. BON
benen abertauIenoe borbanoen IinO.
Sic follen auf ben Wdrtten gbicagos
quite Preiie brin9en.
sic baben ihre Gbltedrten un6
98einberge, Sabrelana baben Iie aud
lbre Gleiosr aus Islbf ae5o8snsr @OlIe
gema9t. Die mdnnli1en Wiitglieoer
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1908-12-31

elm 8uBeno neue 6abriten 5u betomz
men, @arris gtation boift auf ibrer
berunetiidten &efOrmtOur nab S6otts
lamb tuieoer nit beiIer 6aut unO beis
lem Yell mad oen yllnitso States"
5uriid3utebren, Die in WaIbington bon
einem ynrbeitsfreunOli1en Ri9ter 3u
@sfdugnisitraFen psrurteiItsn glrbeiters
Tiibrer 8Ontpers, 0iit6ea etc. boffen
auf cine iOliouriIbs gmpbtun9 Der
.Wdnner nit ben Shtpielenfdufen"
Der ReiBige Sruderteufel oes q.
s." bpfft auf 2obnerbbbung uItu.
llnb, tpenn mir alle @iinihs un0
Spffnungen, Die beute fir grfhGun9
i'm reuen Sabre luut tUsroen, In 8prts
tleiOen t6unten, oann ibnnteu mir cine
3eitung Oamit fiillsn, bic ben ganSsn
grbtreis umipaunsn miiroe unb bann
bsnnO9 su Helm ipdrs.
llub, mas pobl iene ipibbibiiaen
Stabtpdtsr in gittsburg, ga., pDm
gteuen Sabr erbOffen! ggiro iib bort
elm 6ertules Iinben, Der ben Gugiass
itaa Der ROrruptiOH, tpie Iie ieIbIt bie=
ieni9e Der 5tabt San 6rancisco in ben
96atten felte, 5u retnigen Uermug?!
9abei iit genniplDania nod Elm oeut= |
fber Staat! gluf Die gntbhaungeu
iiber bic politiibe gtusraubun9 GROCER |
Ratiunalbanten folgte Der tOIe Stans
bal NIT oem aapitDlbau, Der 8erTu9, |
bic @asanIagen in philadelphia gu
itcbIen, unb CUR SplpeFer.lleberraI9s |
uug nun Der tole 5taotratItanonI, 10
oaB Pittsburg nod i'm s. 1910 taum
5u gtem tOmmen miro uno in Der
SpiBbubens s8allerie bon Stdbten ben
eriten &an9 eingenDmmen bat. SaTt
Der ganSe 9taotrat in gittsbury i
cine Gdaberbanbe, oefen Rit9Iieber
teiltpeiis fir cine lumpige $500 8iu
ibre @Iitbiirger branOibabsn IieBen. ia
gar fir Freie 5traBenbabnbilets! Sic
gingen in gepihe ipstuIatibe ganten,
no iis auf einem Slid $l7,500 fans
ben, bas GeIO in ibre Saibsn bppnO=
Thirteen uno $4,000 ubenorein als
annabmeH. limb
isBt baben Die gIngetlugtsn angebIia
ben IgsialuB 9efaBt, cine abiOIut
3IeidIauteilte gerteioigung beislbrin=
zen uno oieielbe pie elm Sdulerempel
.insuitubtren, oamit elm - Uteineio
ib pom anbren niat unteriaeioen
dBt. anbre Spibbubsn nurOen, aIs
lie nit eiusm grOBen @ebetbud Sur
Rirae panOerteu, Uerbaftst unb pisoer
llnOsrs. als iie i'm 8egriffe fanbeu,
siienbabn3iige gu beiteiaen, UOn 8es
leimpUliSiiten Iisbsnswaroig barau ere
nnert, bab ibr nddifes 8eiisSiel oas
3uhtbaus lei! Beroeu Die aber has
yabr 1909 i'm 8eod1tnis bebalten!
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1908-05-30

Long Green. 18th District.-The children
of the Sunday school of Wilson III. e. Church
are rehearsing for the annual Children's day
service, to be held Sunday, June 14th, at 8
o'clock P. NJ. An interesting program will be
presented.
The Dunkards held lovefeast last Saturday
night at the home of Mr.. John NJ. Prigel.
They will soon begin the erection of a church
on the lot purchased from Mr.. Samuel M.
Rankin.
Communion services were held last Sunday
at Wilson NJ. E. Church, conducted by the pas
tor, Rev. NJ. L. Beall. The attendance was
good.
The ladies of Wilson Church will hold a
strawberry festival in the hall at the church,
on Friday evening" June 9Th.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mulsberry, of Philadel-
phia, came to Long Green last week to attend
the wedding of Miss Ida Warfel and Mr.. Will
liam Bayne, of Oakleigh.
Mr.. Dennis Carter and family are now &C.
cupying their new home at this place.
The Junior Order U. A. NJ. is preparing to
begin the erection of hall at this village.
Miss Annie Gerbic had charge of the Epworth
League meeting at Wilson Church last Sunday
night.
Rev. M. L. Beall with preach a special SER
mon at Fork Church, next Sunday morning,
to the Jr. o. U. A. NJ. S.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1908-05-30

tended the Epworth League anniversary which
was celebrated at the General Conference at the
Lyric, on Monday evening last. Bishop Joseph
F. Berry presided. Rev. Stephen j. Hebner,
D. D.. editor of the Epworth Herald, made fine
address. Rev. Edwin M. Randall, D. D., gen.
eral secretary, also spoke. A selection was
sung by the boys choir of Clifton Avenue
Church and solo by Mr.. Charles M. Bates. A
remarkable tribute was paid to Bishop Berry
He was presented with beautiful goldman
died walking stick. He thanked the Confer
ence and said he had in his lifetime re-
ceived as gifts more than 100 canes, some of
which he valued very highly, including one
from the lamented Abraham Lincoln, but said
that none would be so dear to his memory as
the one received on this occasion.
Rev. w. G. Babcock, of Havre-de Grace, Md,
while in Baltimore attending the General Con-
ference, paid visit to some of his friends here.
Rev. W. Haywood, of Porto Rico preached a
fine sermon at Canton st. Church last Sunday
night. At the close of his remarks he said as
he left Porto Rico to attend the General Con-
ference in Baltimore Rev. @. Wood, mission
airy who had lately been sent to foreign fields,
asked him lift would be possible to raise sum
of money to buy him horse as he had q
churches to preach in, the distance apaIt being
20 miles and he walks to all of the appoint
ments. The sum required to purchase horse
in Porto Rico is $50 and before he left Canton
st. Church that amount was subscribed and
paid over to him. He was greatly pleased and
said the money would be sent at once to Mr..
Wood and added that he would no longer have
to walk. He also said the horse would be named
Canton" J.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1908-05-30
DEATHS.
Tributes. &C.. 10 Cents Per Line

Tributes. &C.. 10 Cents Per Line
BOND.-At Fork, Monday, May 18th, Webster
D. in his 45th year
BROWN-On May oath. at Lutherville, Anna
Elizabeth Brown, aged 60 years.
FASTIE.-In Baltimore, May 23d, after long
and painful illness, Julia A., daughter of the
late George and Mary A. Fastie.
LAW.-On May I'D, at Beaver Dam, Baltimore
county, James Law, aged 81 years.
JANCKE.-In Baltimore, on May 24th, 1908, John
l.. Jancke, formerly of Towson, aged 68 years.
NORRIS.-At Olney, her home, in Howard coun-
ty 23d inst, Elizabeth Cromwell Norris, daugh-
ter of the late G. Sidney and Elizabeth Crom-
we'll Norris, in her 5Oth year.
HOOK.-Suddenly, on May 22d, Charles A., Jr,
husband of Hannah Regina Shafer and son Of
Charles A. and the late Louisa v. Warheld
Hook.
SHEA-In Baltimore, on May 23d, 1908, johann
NAH beloved wife of the late James Shea.
UNVERZAGT.-On May 22d, near Delight, Bal
timore county Jacob UnverZagt. aged ~ years.
WATERS.-On May 23d. at his late residence,
T0l Newington avenue, Charles e. Waters, aged
TfTTRNBAUGH.-On May 9th, at his residence,
near Mount Carmel. Baltimore county, Jacob
Turnbaugh in the nth year of his age.
BEZOLD-On May 9th, at her residence. on
the Old Frederick road, Catharine, In the 18th
year of her age. wife of Adam Behold.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1908-05-30

Loreley, 18th District.-Miss Mildred Gam
brill. of Convention, entertained number of
her friends on Saturday evening, May 10th, in
honor of her 18th birthday. Those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. D. H. Reed, Mr.. W. G..
Gambrill, Misses Edna Akehurst, Elizabeth
Smith, Myrtle Proctor, Jennie and Emma
Porter, Olive Moore, Amy Gambrill and
Messrs. Ernest Akehurst, Harry, Eldred,
Francis, George and Arthur Groscup, Lawrence
and George Moore, Harry Porter, VIM. Rich
ardson, Edward Candles Charles Gambrill
Carroll Keiffer and John Holland. Miss Gam
brill received many pretty and useful presents.
Mrs. ]. G. Bell, of Baltimore, was a guest
last week of her brother, Mr.. J. T. Baxter, of
this place.
Mr.. Walter G. Proctor, of Convention, is i'm
proving his property with handsome cottage,
which is nearly completed.
The county police who visited the saloons
in this section last Saturday Dight cannot be
too highly commended for their good work.
1t is hoped it will continue.
Mr.. Jeremiah Barton is sick at this time.
Edward son of Mr.. John Pencil, of this
place, is seriously i'll. l..
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1908-05-30

Necker, 18th District.-Crops of all kinds
are looking fine, the hay crop particularly.
From present indications there will be plenty
of fruit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel II. Yeats of Glyn-
don, spent week touring through this section
of the county visiting old friends.
Mrs. William Harvey and her daughter,
Mrs. Harry Yingling, paid a short visit to
friends in this neighborhood lately.
While Messrs. Charles Dieter and Michael
Winkler were removing an old stone founda-
ton near Mr.. Jacob J. Dieter's farm, the pick
struck piece of stone and some silver coins
came out of a crevice They were covered
with tin, which had coroded the silver. Some
of the coins were dollars coined in 1858. The
men made good wages that day.
royal crab feast will be held at Mr.. Peter
Tremper's, Putty Hill, Wednesday, June 3D..
Prof. Michaels orchestra will entertain the
farmers with the latest musical selections. 8.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1908-05-30
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1908-05-30

Falston Farmers Club.-This club met
Saturday, May 10Th, at pleasant Prospect"
the beautiful home and farm of Mr.. Charles E.
Burton, near Baldwin Station, Long Green
Valley.
The members present were Messrs. Joseph B.
TwiniDg, Carvil E. Amoss, W. H. Hays, Chas.
E. Burton, Robert s. Preston, James o. Wat
son, VIM. G.. Hoskins and Walter P. Reckord.
The only guest was Mr.. Frank Foard.
The president appointed an inspection COM
mittee consisting of Messrs. James O. Watson,
Carville Amoss and Robert Preston. The club
in a body took an extended stroll over the
beautiful farm, which is situated in the upper
end of the valley. They found nothing partic-
ular to criticize on the other hand everything
showed careful, thoughtful management. Mr..
Burton's young son is the poultry man of the
farm and besides chickens has an interesting
lot of about 70 pigeons and 25 young ones, $50
chickens of the White Leghorn and Minorca
varieties and was successfully getting out
number of little chicks. Another of Master
Burtons special attractions was young Ger
man beagle hound that he prizes very highly.
Mr.. Burton's family garden had been planted
in good season and bore evidence of bounte
Gus supply in the near future. He has 35 acres
of wheat that looks very promising 30 acres
of permanent pasture of high quality, acres
of potatoes planted in the month of March that
are large enough to cast shadow on the
ground; IL acres of rye and 60 acres of moving
toms live stock is 80 grade dairy COWS and IL
heifers, work horses and 1 driving horse.
He takes pride in pair of colts, and years
DID, half sisters, one by Arch Duke and the
other by Saladin. They match we'll and are
driving nicely.
Mr.. Burton has 70 barrels of old corn in crib
and 20 tons of hay in the barn for sale.
The committee appointed to make inquiry
of prices, etc. for fruit tree spraying outfits re-
ported an abundance of correspondence but no
action was taken as to the purchase of power
outfit. Most members expressed an opinion
that the hand spray pumps would answer the
purpose for small orchards.
The question of the profits of the sheep in
dustry in that section in comparison with the
dairy was talked over at length, and feeling
feed and scarcity of good dairy labor, some
might arrange their farms much more inde-
pendently with flock of sheep with clear
gain of possibly not very different proportion.
Having reached the hour to adjourn the club
was invited by Mr. Walter P. Reckord to hold
its next regular meeting at his new farm near
Cockeysvile, Baltimore county, on June 18th
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1908-05-30
LOCAL ITEMS.
SALES ADVERTISED IN 1.-THE UNION"

SALES ADVERTISED IN "THE UNION
Monday, June l. by w. W. Boyce and d. K. Este
Fisher, executors, at the Baltimore Real
Estate Exchange, valuable suburban prop
erty belonging to the estate of the late Jas.
Boyce, located between Towson and Ruxton.
Monday, June s, by Harry e. Mann. attorney,
etc., on the premises, dwelling property at
Belleview, Belair road.
Tuesday, June O. by Elmer ]. Cook, A. Piper,
A. E. Donaldson, w. Gill Smith and John
Grason, trustees, at the Court House door,
the real estate of the late George and Thos.
Peerce, in Dulany's Valley.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1908-05-30

Parents and Teachers Organized.-On
Thursday a parents and teachers club was
with a membership of 80. Officers were elect
ed as follows President, Mrs. barry Parsons |;
vice-president, Mrs. Ward Norris; secretary,
Miss Mamie Feast corresponding secretary,
Mrs. Harry E. German treasurer, Mrs Fred
Wild. Addresses were made by Miss Isabel
Davidson, supervisor Of primary work OF Bal
timore county, and by Mr.. H. B. l.. Everding,
president of the board of trustees of the school.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1908-05-30

Bees Cause Serious Injury.-Mr. Henry
Kern, of Rossville, was stung in the eyes by
bees several days ago while working on his
farm. One of the bees that were swarming
became lodged between Mr.. Kern's eyeball
and his spectacles and stung him repeatedly.
DR.. G. V. Mace was called in at once and sum-
moned DR.. George A. Fleming, the oculist. in
consultation. Both physicians believe that
Mr.. Kern's sight can be saved, although his
ewes are swollen to twice their normal size.
DR.. Fleming said that it was the first case that
he had ever treated where the eyeball was in
jured by bee sting.