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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-08-31
abemermm8 in 9emtt@=
II

ssnfolge ser abnorm beiBen Eempe=
rqturen inn 6riibiabr treffen iebt aus
alien Gbeilen Deutldlanos &iobspo=
lten elm iiber in Musitdt iteben0e MiB-
ernten, binter 0enen 6as @elpenlt els
uer oQgemeinen ~2ebenSmitteltbeue=
rnng 1tebt. Sim ungunitigiten lanten
sic 8eridte iiber Sen MuSfan Ser So
fer uno @eriten=@rnte. ga gleid=
3eitig au6 aus pielen anoeren &C.
tr%eioelqr0ern uno namentli@ 0em fiir
Oeuti 6lanos @etreioeper iorgnng lebr
midtigen &l1blan0 iiber MiBernten
beridtet miro, 10 muB oamit gere@net
meroen, oaB sic @etreioepreiie cine
ungem0bnlide &obe errei6en meroen.
l1eberieeii@e 3ufubren pflegen narn=
li9 Sen BreiS MIR in geringem Weube
gu beeinflullen. Da5u fommt nod,
ooB infolge &egenmangels Sic S6iff=
fobrt b0bere Sradtfolten. erfor6ert.
Muf ser Glbe lit iie iogar %itel1enpeiie
gang eingeiteut.
Ml19 sic &artoffelernte Jon gu mfg
ratben 0roben. &artoffelfnappbett
mirft aber pieoer INDIRECT uuf Sen
8rotpreis. Dos 8rotgetreioe ion al
leroings in ieinem @elammtertrage
nidt erbebli@ binter 6en &oriabren
3uridgeblieben iein. @an fur6tet ie-
oo@, oaB oie Mgrarier sic giinitige
&oniunftur gu elmer Hreiserb0bung
reltlos ausniiben peroen. go emf.
|pfieblt ibnen ibr 8arteiblatt, bie Deut-
lde Sages5eitung, bereits bas @e=
treble ein5ulagern un6 auf 6ieie @ei=
lie Dem Marft fern gu balten, mas
ielbitperitanoli9 in ser &i6tung elmer
Breisiteigerung fir 0as 8rot mirfen
miiBte!
Sim idlimmiten itebt eS auf Dem
@ebiet ser Sleii9periorgung aus.
Dur9 cine all5u lange @eibe bon i@oG-
men un6 trodenen 9agen iino bic @ie-
len fait 6a1rdmegs perbrannt uno
brtngen oesbaIb feinen 3peiten5 @nitt.
@u6 bie iibrigen 6utterfra11ter Der.
iagen gan3lid. Domit miro sic Ser.
iorgung oes BOLTS nit Sleii@ in
idlimmiter 8eiie perbin0ert: @or.
ldufig iuder sic fleinen 2an6nirtbe
nod 10 idneu aIs m0gli@ ibre gieb.
beitatioe, Die fte nidt Ianger fiiiittern'
fonne11, auf sen Marft gu merfen. Da.
o1,r@ miro sic &duiHung zines gemii.
len neberflniies berDorgerufen. Mber
oieie Ediuidung oiirfte idon in fur
ger 3eit einem iebr empfinoliden
mangel an gieb @1at MAIDEN, elmer
Biebnotb bie iih balo au elmer nber.
maIigen gleiidnotb ausuadien mlB.t
Sc tpirb Elm Motbitanogiabr befurdftet,
net111 nidt Der bodgidut3o;nneriiaen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-08-31

Nolitif entgegengearbeitet miro. Mfan
glaubt nidt, oaB Sic &egiernng a,,ge.
iidts Ser aqgemeinen Notblage oie
@~etretoe50ne aufbeben miro, aber man
berlangt Ole 8eieitigl1ng 6es iogenann-
ten neutrality-suspicious., 6as bas
8rot nod iber sic 5dut3ole ;binaus
hinitlid b%ertbeuert, unb g~leid5eitig
cine 0effnung ser @renaen fir 6ie
@infubr BON biuigem 6leii6.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-08-31

gs mar jebr perninftig BON ben
2eitern oes 9eutld=ameritant1hen
Nationalbunoes, sic oieSiabrlge. Sag
labung bier in 8aibington ab3ubal=
ten, met1n ser Gongreb ni6t in ST
bltng lit uno fem geriu6 gemaht
merben fann, @olitif III bas Rro<
aramm ein5uidmuggeln. Ser 8elu6
0es @eiben @aries lit nun Sa@e Der
&0fli6feit uno ieoenfallS miro Serr
Iaft iei1ten lieben rfellotp citi5ens Of
German Descent" lebr i@meidelbafte
@orte iagen. Dos ml1b er i@on, oem
Sic 1elegaten 5ur Sagiabung baben
.aue 5timmen uno iino 2ente BON Be=
oertung in ibrer engeren 9etn1atb.
MuS mebr ais elmer offi5ielen Saro=
lung oes 8rGitoenten Saft fann aber
11ur Ser ShluB ge5ogen meroen, oaB
er fem 6reuno ser Del1tl6en tit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-08-31

= 0ie Sante ser 6ran Beter &ads
lit bier gu perman0tidnftlidem Be-
JUDI e%ingetroffen. - @ebriioer Gre
mers bertauidten lebten6reitag einen
$4,000 mertben @aorenporratb gegen-
$50 Mder 2anb nit Sobn S9molfe
BON 8udmann, un6 Sen &elt bes.
@aarenporratbs meroen iie 5um SEQ
ltenpreiie losidlagen mabren0 ser
naditen 80 Gage. 9ann meroen oie
@ebriioer @remers Dumont perlaljen
uno it6 lit einem moern Sbeil 6es
Staates nieoerla1ien, mo- Before @e=
i6aftsausli@ten minten. 9ies biesiab=
rige grnte lit bier ein totaler 5ebl<
ihlag. q. g..
@ear6slepW orreipon0en5).-
@elena, sic elf Sabre alte So6ter ser
6amilie Sermann8ormes lit felt 5mei
Moden infolge ser @elidtsroie an
oas &ronfenbett gefeiielt; iie befin0et.
iib ie0o9 auf bem @ege ser 8ele=
rung. - 6rau &lein BON @olo Spring
in Stearns County traf 9ienitag gum.
8eiu9e ibreS bier m%obnenoen 5obnes.
@eorg Elm, oelien @atten imn1er no6
leioen6 tit. = Mnbr. &oBmeisl bon
&i6mono, Stearns County, lit mie=-
ser in leinem olten @eidafte als Gre
ider bier beidaftigt, miro Die lee Sabr
aber mobl faum gol6ene 8erge eruer<
ben, 6enn Sic @rnte lit. aud bier eine-
idledte. Ct bat init ieiner @aidine
bereits bei @m. Gbiefe uno @ebruoer
&anfemanr georoiden, uno oieie fon=
men iid zines i@ledteren grgebniiies
iett 1894 ntbt erinnern. Man lebt
I'M 8ertrauen anf sen Sober als @l1=
ten in ser Soffnung, 6as nadite Sabr
mer0e gu BEN fetten gu 5ablen fem.
- SSobn @reineoer un6 iein 8rl1oer
Soiepb itn6 oieles Sabr nit ser Dreid-
maidine 0itli9 BON bier bei6dftigt. =
lin ere beioen Sbmieoemeiiter Geo.
@lei1 un6 &obert @erbes fabren iebt
itol5 per . Mutomobil, unb @ilbelm
.Gbiefe fommt nit ieinem neuer g..
90. s. &roftmogen otter oenn friiber
na6 ser Sta0t, benm sic @ege befin=
SEN li9 int beiten 8u1tonoe uno oie
Mrbeit ser Maidine lit gan5 nod
@unih. - Srot ser idmeren Mrbeit
beim 9reiden uno ser idledten
6rudt lit @m. g9iib INNER nod
ll1itig uno gutter Dinee, oenn er lit Ser
S@abmeiiter BON Ser Company
Sdiity Sent & &rebsbah. - Ser
mann 2ubbers gibt oieien @erbit feline
6orm ouf un6 miro nod @rolpns Sal
lep iberiieoel11, I'M 1ih sort moblper=
oienter &ube bin5ugeben. Sein Sobn
Setter mir0 sic Sarm iibernebmen. 6.
@bofio Worreiponoen5)-5am-
itag Morgen tam Sic. Mmberg, @obn
Ser bier mobnenoen Samilie &110,
Amberg, gang plotlid um's 2eben.
@r febrte gu 6ieler 3ett BON Sobnion
na9 ser Garm 3uriid, mobei linn sic
Efer0e 6urdbrannten; er tpuroe aus
Sem @agen geidleu6ert un6 brdd oos
@enid. Die 8eerbigung faro Montag
unter GROCER Gbeifnobme bon ser st.
@atrids Stride in @rocepiIe aus itatt.
Gltern u1o @eidmiitern ber5li6es
8ei1eio. M0ge ser 70 p10tlid in 6ie
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-08-31
Sic Mimmefota StaatS=
6atr.

Die 8eiuder ser 6iesidbrigen
Staatsfair mer0en Dor einem @erf
lfeben, mie es nmfaiier0er unb bur6-
gearbeiteter in Minneiota nod nt6t %
mar un6 mobl audi bon anberen Staa-
ten nod ni9t gei9offen pur6e. lie
berau, pobin 0as Muge bIidt, aeigen
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-08-31

Gin geu6bnIider San BON Diarr.
Doe fam aIs cine @egeI gebeilt tper.
ben ourd cine einfade Dofis Cham.
berlain's Collie, Cholera ln,o Diarrb6e
&eilmittel. Diefes Mitte1 1T uniiber.
treffIid fir @agenbei4tperoen. gu
faufen Bel Der MoIitor Drug 60.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-08-31

Itu SJIOpIlCLAWSSu BeHStt IINySlI tteue
|@ebdube, Mnbauten; aues I'M groBar-
tighten MaBitabe gebalten un0 oarauf
berednet, Sen Musitellern Die oem Hu-
blifum 8~equemlidteit gu bieter, obne
Die l1eberiidtlidfett bes @an5en gu
beeintrd9tigen. 8eionoere Initren-
gungen fat Die MISUNDERSTANDING
Mbtbeilung unter 2eitung bon Snpe-
%rintenoent 6. q. Craig aus 9ulutb
uno Sefretaiir S. 6. Simpion gemadt;
wenngleid Ole leBte 2egislatur nit
ibren 8emiqigungen iebr, iebr ipar-
ium NOR, lit oo9 aQes m0glide auf-
%geboten moroen, oieien Ebeil ser Mus-
itequng, Ser naturgemdB bas &udgrat
0es gan5en unternebmens bilbet, gu
f0roern. Ser &aum Des alien &C.
bauoes ml1roe bur9 intermiitiide Mn=
bauten neientli4 p%ergrobert, uno fir
~@eriammlungen, gortrdge iiber lano-
mirtbidaftlibe Gbemata mur0e oi6t
am &auptgebdu0e Elm gemaltiges 8elt
autgeihlagen. 9ie Mbtbeilung fir
Maibinen, sic cine Tlade bon 60
Mcres in Mn1pru6 nimn1t, lit bereits
pollltanoig pergeben uno fir Die 5abl<
retden MuslteQer, benen auf Dem al
ten Gerrain fem &arm mebr CUR Ser
fiig1ng geltellt mer0en fonnte, lit cine
meitere 5ld9e bin5ugenommen mor=
Sen.
go bat 0os gan5e @elGn6e berbalten
miiiien; a1es lit pergr0Bert, perbeliert,
uno Sic 5air miro oieies Sabr in eli
11eln @etpan0e prdientieren, oos Sem
staate Minneiota gbre einlegt. Die
an Sen eri ten bier @admittagen itatt=
ftn6enoen &feroerennen, fir sic ms
|geiammt $4,000 at Nreiien ausge=
iebt fins, bringen Die beiten &enner
Ser @elt auf Sen &aien; an Ser 5pibe
Gan @at6, Damn Minor &eir, 2aop
Mauoe g., &eogemoo6 8op uno
George @ano. Sreitag un6 5auitag
nadmittag fommen ACKNOWLEDGMENT
an Sic @eibe> gu 6enen Sic befannte=
iten un0 tollfiibniten Sabrer iid .ge-
mel0et baben.
MuBer0em mer6en je6en Ma9mittug
Dor Ser groben Sribune 6ireft fir Die
len 3med bon 56ottlanb importierte
S6aferbunoe porgefiibrt mer6en, cine
Darbietung, Sic in SEN &reiien ser
6armer un0 Sdof5i@ter ii9er @n=
flang fin0en miro. Edglide 5liige
init @rigbt'i9en Meroplanen tperoen
5eigen, mel@e Sorti@ritte sic Slug
te6nif mabreno 6es letten Sabres ge-
madt bat; m0gli6ermeiie erlebt es
ct. Saul babel, 6aB in ieinem 8anr1-
freis elmer ser beib uu1itrittenen @elt=
refor0e ge0riidt miro. Seoen Mbeno
bietet ii@ Elm groBartiges pprotedni=
ideS Sdauipiel: ~Die S9ladt in
SEN @olfen," Elm 3ufunftsbil6 6es
Sabres 5000. 9reima1, Montag,
Dtenitag un6 Mtttmo9 aben0, lit I'M
@ieb=GobiQon cine groBe @ieb= un6
Hfer6ei6au, bet ser 5ablret9e &reile
minfen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-08-31

Sic @erren, meld,e I'M Sftober an
Ser Gogiobung bes Geutid=amerifa=
uiihen Mationolbmnoes tbeilnebmen
meroen, louten nidt pergeiien, oab So
fal-Option, 8robibition uno ale be-
ihrdnfen0en @eiebe lofale 5taatsf ra=
gen un0 nidt rationale politii6e 6ro-
gen iino. Se0er 8eri ud rationale
8olitif in ser Sagiabung gu betrei=
ben, loute prompt 5uriidgemieien tper=
sen. 6. go. $. :.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-08-31
Mmsfmbr bon s@la@t=
bieb.

@ie6erum lit ser &reis fir Sleiid
in Sic &0be gegangen, un6 man be.
fiir@tet meitere Gteigerungen. MIs
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1911-01-27

Miss Viola Barnes IS spending two
weeks with friends i'm Baltimore.
Miss Pauline Barnes has returned
home, after spending some time with
Miss Viola zepp, Of Hampstead.
Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Saylor, West
Main street, entertained number OF
their friends at cards last night.
Miss Alice Estella Owings, OF
"Owings Choice" Morgan's Valley,
Md, Is spending sometime among
friends in Baltimore.
Mrs. August E. White and daughter
Bertha, of Tannery, are visiting her
son, +. W. White, at South Bend Stock
Farm, near Milton, N. G.
Frank MICH. Shaw, of WiIliamsport
Md, will attend the Yale Alumni A.
ISOLATION of Maryland to be held al
the Baltimore Club, Baltimore to
morrow. Mr.. Shaw is a graduate OF
the class OF '9S. The principal speak
er will be Col. n. G. Osborne, editor
OF the New Haven Register.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1911-01-27
A Southern Volunteer. Mn

asF RFfse#-F
Yes, sir, l fought with Stonewall, 1
And faced the fight with Lee;
But IL this here Union goes to war,
Make one more gun for me
didn't shrink from Sherman,
- he galloped to the sea;
But IL this here Union goes to war,
Make one more gun for me
was with 'em at Manassas .=
The bully Boys in Gray;
heard the thunder's roarin'
Round Stonewall Jackson's way;
And many time this sword OF mine
Has blazed the way for Lee;
But IL this old Nation goes To war,
Make one more sword for me
I'm not so full O. fghtin',
Nor half SO full o. fun,
AS l was back in the SOS
When I shOuldered my old gun;
1t may be that my hair Is white
Such things, You know, must BE-;
But If this old Unions in for war,
Make one more gun for me!
hain't forgot my raisin'-
Nor how, In siXty-two,
Or thereabouts, with battle shouts,
I charged the boys In Blue;
And say; I fought with Stonewall
And blazed the way for Lee;
But II this old Unions in for war,
Make one more gun for me
Atlanta Constitution
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1911-01-27
RELIGIOUS NOTICES,

Saloem Lutheran Char9e-St Benjanin's--Divin~
service ID. IA. Mission and Aid Society d. "a .
st. John's-Sunday school N. m. Divine service
10 m. M. HMm .# -
r. w. Doty. Pastor.
Grace Lutheran Church-Sundmy school and
Adult Bible Glasses n. Divine service 10 10
O. m. and 7.30 p. m: Y. p. s. C. e. 6.45 d. m:
Prayer meeting Wednesday 7.3o Id. m.
Rev. Charles w. Diehl, Pastor.
Ascension Church. Sunday Services. 7.S0 m,
Holy Communion. 1880 N. Ia. Morning Prayer
LitAny and Sermon. holy Communion on first
Sunday OF month";. $50 I'D. m.. Sunday School: A rs
p m Sunday School Service. Service and Sermon
In Chapel first Sunday Of month. mt pm.
Frank M. Gibson. Pin. d.. Rector
St. Paul's Reformed Church.-Sunday school s:l5
N. m-. Worship ii n- m. and 7:15 d. m. Mid-week
Worship. Wednesday 7:30 y. m. Catechism, Sat
urday 2:30 p m.
Calvin 8. SlaSle Pastor.
Carroll Charge. Reformed Church-Benjsmin's
(Kreiders). services 10 n m. Catechetical class
after service. st. Matthews. Pleasant Valley,
service D. m.
J. wv. Reinecke. Pastor.
II. z. Church. Union Mills, Rev. J. w. Long.
Pastor.-Sunday School mt $50 ID. I'm. C. E. Meet
ing -. H. Preaching Services nc ESQ and 7So ID
m: every two weeks, beginning Sunday February
18th. ~
Sc. Johns Church-Sundays-Low Mass Mt TIE
and Righ Mass nc 10 a. m. During the week.-Mrs.
at a. m.
Joseph C. Mallon. Pastor.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1911-01-27
TWO VOICES
Mls Northern Brother.

WM MMM1 LM@MwAMIA DAUtMCAs
Just make 1t two old fellow,
want to stand once more
Beneath the old nag with you
80 i'm the days OF yore.
Our fathers stood together
And fought on land and sea
The battles fierce that made Us
A nation OF the free.
I whipped you down at Vieksburg,
You licked me mt Bull Run;
On many a field we struggled,
When neither victory won.
You wore the gray or Southland,
wore the Northern blue;
Like men we did our duty
When screaming bullets few.
Four years we fought like devils,
But when the war was done
Your hand met mine in friendly clasp
Our two hearts beat as one.
And now, when danger threatens,
No North, no South, we know:
Once more we stand together
To fight the common foe.
My head, like yours, is frosty
Old age IL creeping on;
Life's sun Is lower sinking,
My day will soon be gone
But if our country's honor
Needs once again her SON,
I'm ready, too, old fellow
So get another gun.
Minneapolis Journal.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1911-01-27
WEDDING BELLS.
Wantz-Myers.

A very pretty wedding took place
at the Lutheran parsonage, Silver
Run, on Tuesday evening, January "a,
when Miss Naomi Myers. oldest
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Upton
Myers, became the bride OF MI.
Edward Wantz, Oldest SON OF Mr.. and
Mrs. George Wantz, all of near Pleas
ant Valley. There were no attend
ants. The bride, who is beautiful
young lady, was very becomingly at
tired in a blue silk gown and white
beaver hat, with gloves to match. The
groom wore the customary black. The
ceremony was performed i'm the beau
tiful parlor Of the parsonage by the
bride and groom's, pastor, Rev. John
o. Yoder, who used the impressive
ceremony Of the Lutheran Church,
which binds them for life. Mr.. and
Mrs. Wantz left on ten days trip
for Baltimore, Washington, York and
other points of interest. They viii
reside near Green Valley Schoolhouse,
this county. We extend our heartiest
wishes for long and happy life.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1911-01-27
Sale Register.

rohrarv o. II .. M. sharp. 2 horses and colt. 4
- M milk cows, brood cow. wagons. McCornick
PM 5.rress 80 barrels yellow corn. rs buahes DO
Satonn lot OF household Rnd Kitchen r1rnlturG-
E~or0ia ". A. Shiplsy. between Bird hiu anc G@n'
M on Nicodemus Read. Z. y. DAVIS Auct.
March l. ut 10 d. rn-. head OF horses cows an W.
t.rming implements. Theodore +. James. on the
naa5 iaadfng from Arter's Mill to Union Mills.
WIN E. Warner. Auct-
march Q ~ m. A head of horses. pair young
hrole mules coming years old: sucking colts
oae n mule colt: good cows sheats: farming
1n1 manure spreader. &c- William Sci
~ w miles north OF Watersville. on Wmtersville
road and miles south of Taylorsyille. F. A
Orawford.1 Auct-
March 1. 10 .. M. Stock and farming inple-
,,a,ta- John r.. Wolf. ON Maurice Dutterer farm.
haIf mile north OF Uniontown.
M,-rb q 10 m. m sharp. z head OF horses. IA
Aaad M n,lch cowI3 bulls heifer. o sows ard pigs.
and farming implements. Jesse ". Fuss; smiies
aonth N Union Bridge J. N. o. Smith. Auct.
march 3. two sales. The first at 9 30 a. m:
horaes cows 8 hogs and full line Of farming i'm
nlamer.s Anna M. BOwGrDOx. Second INC i p.
m. horses s cows, sow and pigs. shoats and
farming implements. James Pennington. on
Ssone Chapel Road. miles East of MarBton-
March .. at 10 g. m. horses. Is head Of cattle.
M hoRs 200 barrels of corn and farming nipple.
ments. o. Edward Dodrer. administrator OF
milton Hull ca g. road ieaain T,1 TrOm ss SxsI
house. J. N. o. Smith. Auct-
March 10, mt 10 w- r-. stock Rnd farming nipple
r,entz BENJAMIN Sherry. on the Smith farm. on
tho Alma house road. near Weatminster. VIM. Z,
Warner. AUct.
March H. 10 Q. M. horSes. Is bead Of horn eat.
Ala shumtH aL farming implements nAGd cn o hrst
clasgfarr. Some household and kitchen frrriturs.
VIM R. Yingiing, on tho OrendorH farm. n mile
vmStcnerSvilles
March Is, 10 q. n. hay. corn and farming i'm
rlnments, Lewis iii. and Jacob II. Wisner. Ad-
ministrators Near Wesley Chapel VIM iii. Biz
znrd & Son. Auetioneers. Calvin r. Chew, Clerk
March 10, INC I2 m.. gtock Ana farming nipple.
ments. Scott Lloyd. on Warheldsburx road.
miles east OF Wmr6eldshurR. i. a Crawford
Auct.
March Is, IL n. m. good horses. 3-year old coli
farming utensils and household goods. See billr
for particulars Charles s. Yin4lin4 Mt. Pleas
ant Md. Vim. Warner. Auct.
March IS, IL m, live stock and farming nipple.
ments c. Edward Stem, Winfield. II. "A. Craw.
ford Auct.
March o. mt IL m.. good brood mares. colt.
mich cows sow and pigs. shoats and farming
implements; corn. William Richter. u mile west
Of WarfeldsburE. Mid.
March o. at q. m.--Elmer i. Crumbacker,
miles south of New Windsor. Edward Sittig and
J. Roy Sundergill clerks.
March g. IL M. horses. COWS. bull farming
implements and some household goods. Reuben
Humbert, near Westminster on Baltimore Turn
pike on Joseph Brooks farm. VIM. Warner. Auct
Theodore NJ Yeiser. Clerk.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1911-01-27

The residence OF Chas Il. Ref
snider, Baltimore, was damaged by
fire on Sunday.
Lawrence Z. Bauer, West Main st.,
has opened up a furniture store in
the room adjoining the Pioneer Pic
ture Parlor." rr.r-r4a rre
The citizens around Spring Mills
are endeavoring to have the road
Strengthened at the site OF the old
mill, on the Warfieldsburg road.
In renewing his subscription, Mr..
Harry G. Strevig says IT cannot be
without the welcome visitor, az 1t
makes home happy on many occas-
IONS"
MI. T.. Campbell, East Main street,
is having the work pushed on his new
butcher quarters, in the residence Of
the Strasburger property, he pur-
chased.
Clark Taylor, this city, has &C
cepted a position with the United
Railway Company, of Baltimore, as a
car Inspector. He was car inspector
for the W. NJ. R. R. Company, at
Union Bridge.
1t was circulated through this city
that several more cases OF scarlet
fever had broken out at the Western
Maryland College, which Is not correct
There have been no new cases since
January at that institution.
Dixon ID. Byers, near Eastview, fell
from his porch, a distance OF five
feet, about z o'clock Friday night and
fractured his right leg near the hip
Joint MIR. Byers ID I'm his S1st year
and 1t Is very doubtful Ii he will ever
regain the use Of the limb.
An order was issued from Brigade
Headquarters Monday announcing the
dates Of the federal and state inspec-
ton of the troops I'm the Maryland
National Guard this winter. Com
pany III and First Regiment Band
this city, will be inspected March 9.
Owing to the unfavorable weather
conditions which prevented many OF
the members of st. Mary's Reformed
Church, at Silver Run, Md, from be-
ing present last Sunday the Holy
Communion will again be admins
tered this coming Sunday, January
20.
Benjamin Sachs, J. T.. Brobecht and
Charles T. Wayforth, Of Baltimore,
Md, were fined by Police Justice
Shriver, this city, for exceeding the
speed limit here last summer. II
was some time before they could be
located, but they sent the donation
anyway -..-...
The funeral OF John ID. Sterner, Of
Myers district, took place Thursday
Services and lnterment at IT. Bar
tholomew's Church, Rev. J. H. Hart
man and Rev. Dr. Id. I'd. Lau ofRciated
The pallbearers were William Bech-
tel, Henry Beachtel, Oleander Kump,
John Baumgardner, Oliver Klein
dinst and Geo. Miller.
F. W. Witte, formerly Of this coun-
ty, who left here about four years
ago to accept a position as manager
OF the Cloverdale Farm, near Suther-
lin, Va, has leased South Bend Stock
Farm containing 115S acres, situated
ON Dan River, in Halifax county, Va
He will endeavor to breed cattle, hogs
and sheep of the type best suited fol
that climate. Nothing but thorough.
bred and well developed stock will
be used for breeding purposes, an 'he
intends to make the product OF the
above farm equal the best the State
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1911-01-27
Rd MEMO RIAM.

Howard county. January 18th.
Jennie Lee wife Of Franklin Flohr who died
three years ago January 18th. 1907
Her bury hands are fol@MW
Her work on earth Ia dok0
I'M Her TRIALS NIL are ended,
Her heavenly crown II won.
Im faith ahe lived.
In hope she died.
Her life was asked.
But Cod denied.
BY HEN NIECE BLANcH FLoHR
Sacred to the memory Of nay dear boy, Wilbur
r. Buckingham. who departed this life one year
MIRO January ~. Gone but not forgotten.
As the stars overhead are cleaning.
Oft times mic Mlone.
In nay heart there ID the feeling
That my dear boy must come home.
By the beautiful gates he stands and waits,
NY boy from pain set free:
mhRll clasp HIN hand nnd feel hiy k!Bg
when the hinges turn for ME.
ny MLS MOTHER
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1911-01-27
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

Jacob ID. Lester, of near Brummel,
who had been seriously i'll with heart
trouble, is slowly improving.
Edmund Sigmund, the genial con-
ductor on trains five and six, of the
Western Maryland Railway, has
moved from Hagerstown to Union
Bridge.
d 5. Gehr has just finished his con-
tract for charging the heating plant
OF John ID. Bowers, Park Ave-, and IL
now installing an up-to-date plant IN
Victor Zepp's new residence, Chase
street.
Daniel d. Sharrer, Of near Brum-
mel, slaughtered and sold to Jacob "a
Matthias, butcher, West Main street
i've pigs months and ID days old
Whica weighed 21S, 30, 1872, 1872 and
49,
The services at Ascension Church
On Sunday morning at 1890, will be
Of q memorial character, with a
special sermon by the rector on the
lie and work of the late Bishop
Paret.
Rev. Charles ". Diehl, of Mahonoy
City, Pa, will preach In Grace Luth-
eran Church, Carroll street, on Sun
cay morning and evening. Rev
4. Miller has gone to charge
at Lily, Pa
We start new serial story this
week. The title il "Cy Whitaker
Race" story of New England. as
told BY Joseph G. Lincoln. There Ii
numor, pathOs and a. thrilling plot IN
this heart interesting story that will
run serially. af HFHT E@
Edward Devilbiss, OF Pleasant Val
ley, Nd, exhibited at this Office On
saturday piece OF the rope which
Joseph w. Davis was hung with
FEBRUARY 4 1874. Davis was hung
lor the murder of Abraham T. Lynn
miller, near Linwood, on April D.
1oi2 The rope is In good condition.
MIR. Devilbiss' father was sheriff MI
that time.
The interment Of Mrs. Henrietta N.
smith, wife OF IL. Alton Smith, OF Bal
umoreA was held 1t Pleasant Grove
Gnurch Cemetery Sandyville, on SUN
Jay morning. The body was brought
M tniS city OH the 10 o'clock train and
conveyed to the cemetery. Services
we're held in Baltimore the night
previous. Mrs. Smith died OF con-
sumption and was ~ years, 3 months
and days or age. She was married
ABOUT one year. She wan daughter
VI frank, and the late Henrietta
snpiey. +. G. Sharrer funeral e.
rector. rTT