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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1911-06-02
SILVER RUN.

Potato bugs are very plentiful: al
soon as the potato stalks get out Of
the ground the bugs are at them,
sometimes half dozen on one vine.
The 92nd Annual Session of the
Maryland Chassis Of the Reformed
Church, convened in this place in the
Reformed Church, on Friday, May 26,
and adjourned on Wednesday, May 81.
The services were all well attended
and we hope everybody was benefit
cd, Rev. Dr. Schick, of Washington,
ID. O., preached an able sermon in the
Lutheran Church on Sunday after
noon.
Ascension day was an ideal one
and kept everybody busy to attend
all that was going on. Some attend
ed services and election for church
officers in the Reformed church in
the morning, and some attended the
base ball game In John IL. Maus'
meadow. "A team was to have come
from Pennsylvania to play the Silver
Run team, but it did not show up,
SO the older men played the younger
men and boys, but they only played
five innings a. it was getting near
dinner, and no doubt they became
hungry. The youths were ahead
when they stopped playing. In the
afternoon there we're services and
election In the Lutheran Church, some
attended the races az Mr.. Wolf's,near
Markers Mills, while others went to
Union Mills to see the band parade.
Decoration day passed very quietly
i'm this place. great many people in
the surrounding neighborhood went to
Littlestown to see the parade, and all
were well pleased.
MIR. and Mrs. Irwin Hull entertain
ed thu following guests at their home
In this place on Sunday: Mr.. and
Mrs. Jacob Hahn and children, Mar
garet, Norman and Harry; Mrs. A
Bowersox, Mrs. Milton Bowman and
son, Ralph; MIR. and Mrs. Stephen
Wolfe and son, Harry, OF Abbotts-
town, Pa; Elva Hull, Irene Kauff-
man, Harry Lambert and Erman
Kaufman.
&C The annual election OF the Re
formed and Lutheran church officers
at Silver Run on Ascension Day the
following were chosen for a term of
two years: Reformed-Elders, Cal
vim T.. Bankert and John r. Maus;
deacons, Harvey Halter and Denton
Yingling. Lutheran-Elders, George
w. Yeiser and Claude Lawyer; dea-
cons, John Brown and Franklin H.
Myers.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Salem Lutheran Charge-St Benjamin 's-Sun-
day School | r. M. Divine Service r. WI. st.
John's-Sunday School q. "a. Divine service 10
n. m.
r. w. Doty. Pastor.
Ascension Church. Sunday Services. 7.30 a. m,
Holy Communion. 1890 a. m. Morning Prayer
Litany and Sermon (Holy Communion on first
Sunday Of month"; $50 p. m- Sunday School: Ills
~ m. Sunday School Service Service and Sermon
in Chapel first Sunday Of month. ut 81
Frank NJ. Gibson. Phi. D.. Rector.
st. Johns Church-Sundays-Low Mass at IT'S
and High Mass at 10 a. m. During the week-Mass
at a. m-
Joseph g. Mallon. Pastor
st. Paul's Reformed Church.-Sunday School
GAS a m Worship II n m and 715 p. IN. Mid
week Worship 7.30 D. m.
Calvin S. Slagle. Pastor.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1911-06-02
PATAPSCO,

VIM L- Richards has purchased a
Buick runabout
Arthur Burlington is spending some
time in Baltimore.
Miss Ruth Chew visited Miss Cor
della Benson, at Finksburg, from sat
urday until Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Chew spent Sun
day at the home of Lewis Green, Jr.
Don't forget the strawberry festival
to be held Saturday evening, June 3,
On tn church lawn, under the au-
spices OF the Methodist Episcopal
church.
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.- CANADA HILL.

Samuel Zepp and wife spent Sunday
with Edward Dickensheets and fam
lily.
Miss Emma Erb spent Sunday after
noon with Joseph 3D. Koontz.
Harvey Petry and family and Miss
Irene Fftze are Speeding a few days
with Mr.. Petry's brother, Daniel Pet
~, who recently moved to Denton,
Caroline county. Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Wantz spent
Monday with Edward Cummings.
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SNYDERSBURG.

Several Of the young people from
this place attended the picnic held at
Eberg's On Thursday OF last week
Mrs. Lima Ruby and daughter Annie,
and Mrs. Susie Simmons spent Sun
day with the latter sister-in-iaw, Mrs.
Ada Fridinger, Of Bachman's Val
ley.
School closed on Friday OF last
week, and the children seem glad for
the vacation.
We are sorry to say that Oden T..
Leister's youngest daughter, near this
place, has scarlet fever, and the house
is under quarantine.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1911-06-02
BENNERSVILIE.

Miss Irene Bankard spent a few
days last week with Ida Bell Beard,
or Clear Ridge.
John Beard, Claude Koontz, Ida
Bell Beard and sister, all spent Sun
day with Irene and Maurice Bankard.
William Myers. OR Westminster,
spent Sunday with John IT. Benner.
Lewis Shuey spent Saturday after
noon in Uniontown.
Mrs. Annie f. Miller and daughter,
Mary, spent Thursday with Mrs.
Sarah Warehime, near Westminster
The weather in this section still
smains very hot and dry.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1911-06-02
PLEASANT VALLEY.

On Saturday, Edward Shaeffer pur-
chased the farm known a. the Abso-
lem Thurman farm on the Stonersville
and Pleasant Valley road. 1t contains
ITO acres and was bought for S.
264.44
William Shaeffer, who purchased the
John Masenheimer property, lost a
fine young horse one night last week.
1t got over the halter chain and fast
in the stall.
Mrs. Levi Myers Is suffering from
an attack OF rheumatism, and il com
PEELED to walk with a cane.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Fowler and
daughter, of Baltimore, are spending
some time with Mr. and Mrs. Levi
Myers. MIR. Fowler came here after
the funeral Of his brother, Joseph
Fowler, who was buried on Tuesday
in Kreider's cemetery.
Mrs. Clarence Myers, who has been
i'm bad health for about eight weeks,
Is improving slowly.
Our band played in Littlestown on
Decoration Day.
Divine service at 10 a. m; Sunday
school at 3 a. m.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1911-06-02
FROM NEARBY TOWNS.
CHRONICLE OF HAPPENINGS AMONGST
OUR NEIGHBORS.
SYKESVILLE.

Leave aN subscriptions, advertise
ments and Job work mt Walter wv. Rit-
ters TonsOrial ParlOrs, local agent
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ALESIA.


]. C. Hoffacker, of Hanover, Pa,
visited his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E.
X. Hoffacker, OF this place, last week.
MIR and Mrs. w. C- Wilhide spent
Sunday with w. Maggie and family, of
Greenmount
Quite number from this place at
tended Decoration services at Gettys-
burg Tuesday
Aaron Weaver has been promoted
from trackman, on this section of
W. M. R., to section foreman, of Glen
vile section
Alesia Council, NO. 131, of Alesia,
Md, celebrated it 9tn anniversary
on Saturday evening, May ~, in the
hall, by holding banquet, at which
over 80 people were present The
Council IL in "a flourishing condition,
having membership OF SO. Able I'D
dresses were delivered by two State
officers of the order.
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GREENWOOD.

Rain is badly needed in this vi
cinty.
Some people OF this neighborhood
spent Ascension day at Baust Church
cemetery.
D. E. Gilbert and family entertain
ed on Sunday the following guests:
Walter Duvall and family, Of Win
field; Wilmer DuvaH and family, Of
Medford; Paul Robertson and wife,
of Westminster; Miss AnnaLee Du-
Vail, of Baltimore; and Miss Mae
Hartman, Of Hanover, Pa.
James Robertson and family attend
ed the Decoration day services at
Winfield.
James, infant son of John Frock,
died Of Whooping cough on Satur-
day, and was buried ON Monday.
Those who spent Sunday at Harry
Fowler's were Noah Reindollar, wife
and daughter Grace, and Mrs. Susan
Wilson and daughter, Virnon, Of
UniOntOWn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-28
Redemption of Bond Notice.
Redemption OF Bonds Notice.

or the drawing FOR redemption OF
Bonds Of the Loan OF 1885 OF the City OF
Wheeling.
Notices hereby given by the Commits
slOners OF the Loan OF lSSE OF the city
Of Wheeling, West Virginia. that on
June -. 1911. pursuant to the require
ments Of the Ordinance Of said city
passed May r. 1855. entitled An Ordi-
nance 10 provide for the issue and sale
or Bonds Of the city OF Wheeling TO be
known as the Ronds OF the Loan OF 1855
and for the redemption and payment
thereof and providing for payment into
the city Treasury Of certain amounts
from revenues OF the Gas and Water
Works" the following described Bonds
issued under the said Ordinance were
duly determined by lot by said Commits
siouers for redemption and payment on
the first day Of July \. II. 1911. to-wit:
Bonds OF $500 aO--Principal each num-
bered as follows: -32-1O3-9S-s3-31
Total. $500 90.
Bonds Of 81 .OoO. OO-Principnl each
numbered as follows: 2s6-141-l3O-3O2-22S
2O5-2S6.
Total: 100000.
Said Bonds so determined will he re-
deemed and paid at the Bank Of the Ohio
Valley IN the city or wheeling. West
Virginia. on and after the first day OF
July. 1911, and said bonds so determined
VIII cease 10 bear interest from the last
named day and date
LAWRENCE +. SANDS.
T. ". PETERSON.
ALFRED CALDWELL.
Commissioners Of the Loan OF 1855
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in The OIL FIELDS

Late competitions in Roane county.
W. Va, are below the average in pro
ductiveness. On Rush run, Smithneld
district, the South Penn Oil com
pany has drilled its second test on
the L. d. & h. Webb farm through
the Big Injun sand and will not have
better than 5-barrel pumper The
well has a fair gasser pressure. On
the same stream. and in the same dis
trict, Heasley a Co. have completed
No on the r. A. Webb farm and
have a show for a lj-barrel pumper
in the Big lnjun.
On the Milestone run. Heasley & Co.
are rigging up To start a test on the
Observation-Disclosures farm. On Rush
run. the same parties have started 10
drill No. on the 5 .B. Kincaid farm
On Big Sandy creek. Walton district.
the United Fuel Gas company has
started 10 drill a test on the Mary J.
Elswick farm.
On Wylie fork. Grant district. Wet.
eel county. the Carnegie Natural Gas
company has drilled test on the
Highley- Furbee farm Gu feet Into the
Big lnjun sand and has q light show
OF oil On Fishing creek. T. a Bream
has drilled his No. . on the William
Wyatt farm i75 feet into the Big lnWn
sand and has not found any more oil
than was developed in the first TWO
pays.
On the left fork Of Dunkard creek.
Battle district. MononEalia county.
Curtis. Fleming & Go. will have a
light producer az their test ON the g.
s: Ligett farm They drilled through
the Campbelrs run sand and fonud Do
barren When the fourth sand Was
drilled through light show of oil
was developed. and they will give %
a shot a. that level. and expect 20 get
On Big run. Warrington district
Marion county the Hope Natural Gas
company has drilled a test on thD
Mary Swicger farm through The lHl
Injun sand and has fair gasser OH
Warriors fork. the same company is
starting a fest on The d. W. Snyder
farm. IN the Freeman's creek district
Lewis county. the Hope Company IS
drilling four wells on the Maxwell
heirs farms
Southeastern Ohio.
on the Ohio side. ln the Jerusalem
district. Monroe county. Moore Pros
A. Deal have drilled their test on th'
Irene steel farm through the sand
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redemption Of BOND. Notice.

or the drawing for redemption Of the
Main street bridge Bonds tlSt SeriesJ
Of tho City Of wheeling
Notices hereby given by the Commits
siouers ~ the Main street Bridge
Bonds Gst Series) that on June
-. 1911, pursuant 20 the requirements
of the Ordinance Of said city
passed lith dry 81 March. 1890. en-
titled An Ordinance 20 provide FOR the
issue and sale Of Bonds Of the CITY 81
Wheeling 90 be known us the Main
street Bonds OFt Seriesn and for the re-
dempfion ard PAYMENT thereof" The
follow ng described Bonds issued under
said Ordinance were duly determined bs
Tot by sold Commissioners FOR redeulp-
ton and payment on the first day or
July. 1871. to-wit.
Bond ~ $500 90. Principal
H0ud ~ $500 90 Principal 1879
SAID Bonds so determined viii he re-
deemed and paid NJ the Rank % the ohio
valley. iu the city % Wheeling. West
Nirginia. on and after the said first day
o. July. 1911. Hud said bonds % deter
mine VIII ceHss Co bear Interest from
the last mentioned day and date
T.. D.. SANDS.
j. a MILLER.
- W PETERSON
COMMISSIONS o. the Main street BRIDGE
Loan. let Series. Ie-I5-hw
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Roger Sullivan, Of Chicago. the DEM
ocratic national committeeman from
Illinois and one Of the most powerful
Democratic machine men in'his state,
who~has been subpoenaed to appear
before the new senate committee in
Vestisating the alleged bribery and
corruption m connection with the cleo
ton OF Senator William Loriner.
During the testimony given by Herman
n. kohlsaat. editor and publisher of
the Chicago Record Herald. the name
OF Mr.. Sullivan was mentioned. Mr.
sullivan has never appeared before
either the senate committee on priVi-
leges and elections or the Helm COM
mlttee of the Illinois state legislature.
which Investigated the Lorinner cleo
ton last winter. While the members
Of the committee do not know whittier
or not Sullivan can throw any valuable
light on the matter. Chairman Dillinq-
ham thought Il advisable to summon
him on account Of his prominent posi-
ton in Illinois Democratic circles.
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Notice OF Redemption OF Iaughlin NAL
Comunuv pnuda

company Hnuda
NHf.n ia hereby E.tfU f.uf pursuant
fuorfeaec deed % crust given hy ne
l.fuR lIu Sail Company fH ltnhsff a.
l'nIzeI. trustee. dated January I.fn.
1901, recorded ln the office of the Kec-
order ~ Belmont county. ohio. iu Vol
ufue 81. ou paEc 1la. said faughlin Nail
company n1s. hr proper corporate action
DOB tno premises. elected f1 redeem ana
tHe .ify OF MhcrinR. ohio County. West
virginia, 0n tlc first dny of July. 1911.
bonds ~ nail laurHIIn Nuu Company
numbered rcaperfIVfI F and ruuac" ufiVe1V
from One CD tu ono hundred and rffV
$500. both numbers inclusive. OF the
denomination ~ one Thousand dollars
each. and ~ t principal of ono hundred
the noude secured fu hf paid hy said
mori gage deed ~ TRUST. anil That ou raId
first Day " July. 1911. eHid 1.nurnlfu
sail Company viii rcflcem ana pnr afI
of said bonds at said Bans. together
with Che interest coupons due and pay
able July D. 1911.
Especial attention Ia drawn fn the
foot and notice iq hereby rltcu tInf hv
rho terms OF rnld bonds and of fne fnff
morteaRc deed of trust interest ON on
bonds VIII cease IrlT A. fn1f and frrf
fho Interest coupons attached fn aaIf
bonds which shall mot Unrr become due
nr originally thereto attached and srr.
cred fnerrfroru which shall NOT have
become due will on July % 1911. 30.
20 ruil ana void nnI That enld rnuah1Ir
Sail Company viii no LONGER De liable
therefor
I.AUGHLfN NArr. COMPANY.
Hy ". r. Gicaauer
ln Lt-n We IrrN.I DENT
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LEGAL NOTICES.
liquor GPpiicSsion CITY Of WSc.iiSS'

Wheeling. w. Va. June Il. 1911.
To Whom n May Concern.
The following application has been
tlied with me for liquor license year
1911 and 1912.
Hetfner q Harding. 1918 Market
Market street.
do .vrchy certify that the above an
plicaut for retail liquor license has re-
CelNei a Certificate from the Sheriff OF
Ohio County. certifying that he has de-
posted Nine Hundred and Sixteen Dol
lars and SiNty-seveu Cents tS9i6.6-) as
required 10y law
Respectfully.
cIIAS. n. GETGER
Clerk Of the License Court.
e-21-2S-fv-5-I2
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Iiv" minutes before thc bus left Tor
% train Uncle Robert. immaculate
about to go COB tea a. Miss Mu1crs.
stepped 0uf ou the porch There was
r0 swollen faced. muddy UWa niece
visible. Th0ulh "a large person. Uncle
Robert cau hasten ON occasion. and
This was ono. ITO dashed nj hieh
speed through the club house. waiiing
di-tracfediv "Roeamund' Roramundt"
The first bus ratified on. other neo-
pic took up fhc rearch regular
mob tore about yelling "Hosamund, d"
The second bus left
ncio Robert. with wifed collar.
staring eyes and C0nroated face. near.
Us stepped 0n small rIrl in "a CORR
dor lf was ono of the two who had
boon NDsHmund' companions that
fatal day She turned limpid. angelic
eyes up fo bis frantic query
"Rothamund ehc liapod "Ycth. 7
know whcro thee lfs-fhec's in taking
In thowcr bath" And thc last bus
ratified 0n
49, merely remarkinr that % desert
cd rnf club whom r Is tho Tar end Of
fho dar 'e rho doadost. rloomiosf spot
0n earth and that fhc next train FOR
fhc city lrf af T o'clock and was slow.
br.nrinr ono in perhaps in time for
breakfast huf aaauroliv not Boo time
f0r tea. th'a little Gale viii bc brought
fo 90 close.
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SEALED PROPOSALS.
Notice to Contractora

Bids will he received nv the BOARD 81
commissioners or the County OF Ohio
until July 9TH. 1911. at 10000 O'Clock 4
NJ. Tor constructing new addition 10
Court House ana other alterations 10
present County building. Plans and
specifications can be seen al Architect
Geo. =. Moneys Offlce. tRoons 4O2-
+O3 SChmulbach BldgD.
Inc hoard reserves the right 70 reject
any or all bids
TIE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS or
THE COUNTY OF Quo
+ BY Geo. ". Oldham.
ie-24-2G-2s-3O-iy-3-5 Clerk
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when he arrived. scarlet and appalled,.
II was muddy hazard and Rosamund
presented the appearance Of one at
hicted with some strange and fearful
disease.
Hush" ordered her distracted
uncle. Il don't understand-didn't l
expressly tell you to stay away from
the brook"
They wuz a f-ffrog." explained his
sobbing niece. He Jumped and so
did ]! II was his fault"
Uncle Roberts partners said grimly
that they didn't mind waiting. so he
conducted Rosamund back 10 the club
house. and the stewards wife under
took 20 dry her ont and make her re-
spectacle. meanwhile putting her 10
bed, where she would be rendered
harmless
The delayed game went on TO the
end and "a chastened Rosamund.
slightly grimy as 10 pink gown. Joined
him az luncheon. where she only
tipped over her milk and the vinegar
and dropped chop on the floor.
He set her 10 picking wild flowers
that afternoon. but when he came in
from the course De found her In a cor.
ner Of the porch with an oddly swollen
face
She got into tho marsh where the
mosquitoes are said the steward g
wife. And besides. I'm afraid she
picked some poison ivy"
With sikh Uncle Robert hastened
10 nut himself 10 rights before the golf
special af o'clock for town
I'm going ~ take o shower bath. 90
Dc told his niece. and dress Then
wcll go home"
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DIED.


HOWARD Died on Monday evening.
Mrs. Mary Howard VIE ~ 49, fafc
John Howard. GO her home. "a 40 aafs
IWelftn street. ln fnr fffh year on her
aff. funfr1I nnfIre hereafter
NJ COLLOCH At Arfcnhrim. on Tues
day. June 10. 1871. Catherine FiIa.
daughter W The late John and Anna
Nrrin MCIolInrn. fr her rafh wear
Funeral services from Tire home ~
tHo AGED AlfcuHelm uu Thursday MORN
'rr 90 30 O'Clock Friends uf the family
lrc in.Llcl On lttcnl lntcrmcnt private.
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BUSINESS Opportunities
ENGuISH-FRENCH CAPITAL

CArITAL FURNISHED Tor SOUND
- American. Canadian and McxIra1
cuterprifcs MlnfrE. Industrial. Tim e.
and Manufacturing steam anil Electric
Railroads financed. lrrigatIou projects
promoted Substantial stock. Honf orr
Uchcufure issues bought. sold or unfe-.
written Collectioua end CTrarnnrea
made for Banks. bankers anI Trrat
Companies Head pffIce London. Urrr.r
Iarla. rauoudenre Invited.
nfNr q Ryrne
If-f6-1a. bloomsbury street. Londor.
England
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and have light show of oil. II will
not make a paying pumper. In the
same district, Patrick Gallaher Ia due
In the sand at a test on the w h..
Boien farm. and the Natural Gas
company OF West Virginia has the
rig completed for 4 test on the Ram
sey farm.
In the Lewisville district. the Steg-
ner Oil * Gas company has com
pleted No. { on the Mary Hupp farm.
and has a 15-barrel pumper in the
Big Lime. In the saem district. the
Big Chief OIL & Gas company is down
GOO feet ar a test on the b. Kennedy
farm. At GRANVILLE. the Carter Oil
company is starting a test on the l.
i. Cline farm. In the New Castle
district. Lawrence & Co. have com
pleted test on the 5 H. Detwyler
farm. and have a gasser in the Keener
sand
Near New Matamoras. Washington
county. GOosman & Athey have com
pleted test on the r. Wilmington
farm. and have buster Warren,
Berry Il Cos No. on Ihe +. Karcher
farm is not good for more than two
UaAAFAa "a hdg al AAlf ANFfAANA NAAAN
MaeksbUrg busters.
In the Macksburg district. +. l..
stephens 80. 8. 4 Il VI. stephens. J.
4 buttons 40. I. Elias Neptune and
Phillips & Co No. on the William
Bull farm are all busters stephens
q Scarberry have dark oil producer
az their 30. 10 on the Atkinson farm.
u is good for five barrels a day.
Near Newport. the Cedarville oil &
Gas company has du-tcr a. its Test
on the ". G. Nolaud farm. Roisch-
man d Go. had the same kind of luck
~ their test on the David Carpenter
farm In the Marietta district.
Cramer d Co. completed a test on the
Frank McGirr farm and found no oil
or gas. Tn Boston oil company has
completed so Is ON inc Fred Becker
farm. and has very light pumpcr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-28

Wheat growers ~ Australia arc
awaiting with considerable interest "a
trial soon fo ho made hy tho govern.
mont of Australia. of The system OF
shipping wheat Dol hulk as is tho prac
uro iu Che United states and most
other whcatgrowlug countries.
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ENTERTAINING ROsAMUND.

Uncle Roberts heart reproached
him. Possibly he was TOO sclfccntcred
and selfish Perhaps Dee never did
think 90 do nice things for other poo-
bio. Maybe DO could make the world
hammer DO Doc reformed. So he invited
Rosamuud his s year old niece. 20
spend 20 long beautiful day with him
uut ~ bis golf club.
DC know Do should not have his
usual happy. C1rrfr.o ~amr. The TO
sponsibility of 20 child would distract
him and possibly 10 would tear her
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MUCH IN LITTLE.

Formerly Russian ryo was consid
cred fho best. huf now Germany is
rutIIne into fhc market better arti
clo and ono which ia preferred by
purcha ore. From thie Do ia pointed
0ut thaf Russia will have to copy Ger
man methods of production and mode
ol treatment OF ryc.