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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-07-06
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MACH FLETcHER'S
OR
Sreaun.

GLENDALE 9ie erite 5eftion
oes in nor0li@er &idtung fabren0en
Ferl %onen5uges No. is ser 5outbern
Nacific 8abn mur6e in ser Ma6t bon
Mfittmod auf 3onneritag bel 8eit
Sort, elmer einiamen Station I'M Com
Greet @anpon, Sregon, bon 5met &aiu=
bern uberfallen nn6 arsgeplinoert.
8anoiten batten es augeni@ein=
lid nidt anf oieien Bug, ion6ern auf
einen in iublider &t6tung fabren6en
3ug abgeleben, auf 6em einem Sc
rii6t 5ufolge $4,000 in @oloita1b
bon 5eattle mod San Sranciseo BE-
for6ert mur6e. Snfolge elmer Ser
pe6slung gerietben lie an Sen faliden
3ug. sic pliinSerten Sen 8oltmagen,
iprengten oas @el6ipin0 un6 erbeute=
ten iammtlide regiitrierten Scotia
den. 9ann beriu6ten iie in Sen Ct
prebtpagen ein5u6ringen, aber iie
tpur6en bon 6em 8enmten 6ara1t Der
bin6ert. @iebieI sic 8on6iten er=
baben, fonnte bisber nod nidt
feitgeiteM mer6en. Ser 8ug fibrt
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-07-06


M Tar bnIItom II. US Sic Mr-
.lnge Der 2ennor Maidine SO. 1T ell
mem uabrideinlid i'm &eiielraune
Sum ausbrude %gefommenen 8ranoe
5nm Spfer gefallen. Der 5daoen
miro anf $4,000 angegeben.
GoIprabp.
Denber.-ler Stanlep-D amm
Die grobte Staalanlage 0ieier Mrt IN
Der @elt, lit iebt iogut mie pollenoet,
big nllf eil1ige tleinere lebte Mrbeiten.
Ger 9amm bat Sic enorr1e &0be bon
lao SUP uno miro @alier fir 210,-
900 Mcres 2ano n0rbli1 uno 0itli9
bon 9enper, COL, liefern. Mit Ser
Bsenaiierung 0es 2anoes fann in lpd-
teitens 5tpei Monaten begonnen mer-
ben. 3um 8au 6es &iei enreierpoirs
mubten niht meniger als oret Miuio=
men &ubifDar6 @rorei6 ausgeboben
mer0en.
Mftdigan.
5ault5te@ {. -6rei.
tag M6en6 tpurben inn Trodenraun1
Der &pfsanlage IN Sanlt Ste Marie,
Mid., 6rei Gerionen geto0tet, als
Elm I'M Gong befinoli6es rieiiges
56wl1ngra0 in Stiide brad. Die Sc
tooteten itn6: ser 8ormarn @alter
4rbrougb un6 5mei Mrbeiter namenS
ytif. Miller un0 Mngelo 9'9lngelo.
Sort @uron.- 6euer, oeiien
ltri ade nibt befannt lit, 5erit0rte
Ben 2aoen bon 8earo, Campbell &
60, moour6 Elm @erluit bon $4,000
peranlaBt murbe. 9ie Mnlage ser
vSruesoale Marble ans. @arinte Co."
mllr0e int 8etrage bon $4,000 ge=
i6a0igt. Mu6 mebrere an6ere be-
na6barte @ei6dfte erlitten geringeln
S@aoen. Siinf5ig @aite 6es Union
Sotel muBten iid eilieit flii6ten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-07-06

mann-@ ieberei iber Elm gauges Sou.
iergepiert eritredt, fdufIi@ ertporber.
Das @ebauoe, meldes a11f Dem Mntpe.
len itebt, ion in paiien0er @eife INT.
geba1t un6 au9 nit elmer Biibre ber-
1eben mer6en. SSn groBen 2etter1t ion
Ger Mame 6es @elangperei11s an ser
Sangerbaqe angebradt merben, uno
bonn Dade iouen 6as Sternenbanner
un6 sic 0euti6e Irifolore meben.
Montana.
@elena. - Statiitifen uber
&austbiere, .@efligel un6 8ieneu auf
5armen un6 &anges inn Staate Mon=
tana nah oem Is. 5%ebniabrigen 3en=
Jus pom Is. Mpril 1910 iino in elmer
@rflarung entbalten, sic ser amttbie-
ren0e 3eniusoireftor Jalfner per0f=
fentlidt. Sic muroen unter Mufi6t
6es Sberltatiitifers 81. Sc @rano
Eomers DOM Observation-Disclosures ar=
gefertigt a1no 1per6en pie1leidt nod eli
ne fleine &epiiion erfabren, % sic
8eridte BON mebreren Sarmen nod
feblen. Ser gegenmartiee 8eriht BE-
5iebt itd nl1r auf Sen 8iebitano cuff
6arn1e11 uno &anges un0 gibt nidt
Sic 3ablen lit Sta6ten uno Dorfern
int 5taate. Ser @eiammttpertb aller
@al1stbiere, @efliigelabarten uno 8ie<
men I'M Sabre 1910 betrug $85,57t,=
600, pergliben init $51, 724,00 int
Sabre 1900; ser 3utpa6s betrdgt TO-
nit 3 3,542,000 o6er 64.5 @ro5ent.
Ser @eiammtmertb an @austbieren
mur6e nit $84, Oil, 900 in 1910 ge=
gen $51,724,000 in 1900 angegeben;
3unabme $50, $4,000 o6er 64:2
&ro5ent. Ser @ertb 6es @efliigels
betrug $628,40O i'm Sabre 1910 ge<
gen $296,800 in 1900, Elm @eminn
bon $331,60O o6er ILL., @ro5ent.
Die 8ienen tpur6en ouf $4,000 i'm
Sabre 1910 un6 a1f $500 in 1900
bepertbet. Die 3unabme betr6gt TO-
nit $4,000 ooer 294.5 Bro5ent.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-07-06

in ieiter r~egiitrierten Noit 6as 8aar.
gelb bon ben Hoitdmtern I'M iiibli9en
|Gbeil oes staates Oregon ratb Dem
&auptpoitam gu eugene, Ore. Die-
ier @eloer iino mabrideinli9 ben
8anoiten in sic &d10e gefallen.
@iseDnitn.
MiImaufee. - louisville.
So, lit bonn Decentralization S1n.
gerbu1o alS 8las fir lein nadites
5dngerfeit I'M Sabre 1914 gen1a6t
moroen. @ie oorausgeieben muroe,
lift Charles 6. 59miot gum &rali-
eenten mteoergem6blt moroen. Die
iibrigen 1eu gepdblten 8eamten un6
Direftoren iin6: 1. Mi5epralioent,
@m. MrenS, Chicago; 2. @i5eprali-
Dent, 3eter Mettier, GoIe0o, s.; Sc
fretdr, M6am 2ind, ct. 2ouis, Mo.;
S6abmeiiter, Sobn g. Sren5el, SSn-
oianapolis; 8ibliotbefarl S. .. Mi-
gel, 2ouiSptue, ap. D~ireftoren: SSH
liam Sirens, Gbicago; Sacob 80bm,
ct. 2ouis, $780,; Sltitus GIMME, Gbi-
cago; Soiepb &eim, Gleoelan6; s. IS.
SEED, ct. 2ouis, $780,; Dr. 81. Sod,
Cincinnati; 81. S. Moler, @ilmau=
fee; 5rit Nebel, SuGersburp, ST.;
@ugen Mie6eregger, Chicago; @briit
Saam, Muegbenp, @o.; SSacob Spobn,
Gbicago; Or. @uitao &eib; Seem Or
leans; 6. 9. 2ei6ened, Seem Orleans.
Ger 8eridt oes Sdabmeiiters ergab,
0aB ser 8un6 einen &aiienbeltano bon
etlpa $4,000 fat. IS murbe au6 be-
ldlolien, 0aB bon NUM- an ale 6em
8un0e angeborenoe @eiangpereine ii@
oie Soften fir sic gu iingen6en 2ie6er
min0eitens Elm babies Sabr Dor Sem
6eite anidaffen iouen, uno 6oB in 3l1=
funft fir ie6es @on5ert MIR Elm Co
lift %engagiert tper6en iou. - 3mii@en
Ser v@oman's Outrage Miiociation"
uno Ser Holitical Miioeiation 2eague"
in Milmal1fee lit tpieoer Sriebe uno
@inigfeit eingefebrt un6 sic betoen
@ereinigungen baben ii6 berpfli6tet,
bel Ser &a9ne fir Sral1enitimm-
redt, Sic fir oen &erbft gep1ant iit,
seite an Seite 5u ffaimpfen.
ga Groiie. - Ssn SEN &ol5b0=
fen ser Srtldaft @eit 5alem brad
om samitog Nadmittug Elm 8rano
aus, ser 6en>.gan5en @eidaftstbeil in
Mihe legte ln6 einen Sdnoen bon
$500, 900 anridtete. Mns Sen benad-
barten 5taoten fam sic 6euermebr
5mr &mlfe, ser es gelang, menigitens
sen @obnungstbeiI 6es Srtes 5n: ret
ten.
@aibtn9ton.
Sacoma. - Sed5ebnbun6ert
Eonnen ungefarbten Ebees, sic gr6Bte
in 6ieiem Sabre in 8uget Sour16 faI.
lige 2aoung, lit aus DEM Orient aui
bem Dampfer Banana Maru" a11ge.
fomme1t. Ma1 Sen b%eiteben6er @e.
ttmmangen m1B Gbee aus benz
Orient ltrgefdrbt fem.
@bebaIis. = Ser @bebalis.
,2te6erfran5 fat Ben 8arf, pelder fri.
FER Der @bebaliier @ufiffapelIe &c.
borte uno melder fi6 maize ser Gde1t-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-07-06
- Ser S6aoe

Sionr6alls. Ser S6aoen,
melter am aleingetreioe in Sm0=0a<
fota our9 sic anbalten0e &ibe uno
Dirre in Sen eriten bret Sunimoden
angeridtet murbe, miro auf 80 Bis
40 Nro5ent geidabt. Slads lit aber
oabei ni6t b%etroffen. @eraoe nod 81
rebter 3eit eingetretene &egengliie
baben Sic &artoffel ,uno SEN Wais
gerettet un6 AUDI Ben @arten, BEN
@eioen l1no sem &letngetrei0e groBen
Mnben gebrabt.
&ierre. - Die 9taats=@ilen-
APPROXIMATION BON 5iios9afota fat
in ibrer regelmaBigen Monatsper=
belblofen, I'M Suli ii6 in
ct. SAUL an elmer gemeinlamen Be-
ratbung nit Sen &ommiiiionen ser
FStaaten Minneiota, SQinois. Soma,
@isconiin, Mebrasfa uno Si6-D ofota
iiber perlhie6ene 5tderungsmaBnab=
men 5n betbeiligen. Sim II. Suli
miro Sic &ommiliton in Milmaufee
Bel ser 8erinmmlung ser uNortbme=
itern Mate Qualification M%flociation"
pertreten iein.
8ierre.- Mus Sem nel1 bette
oelten Sbeile oes Staates n0r6li6
pom @bepenne=6luiie mer6en a1sge=
oebnte Brairiefeuer gemelbet. Dies
fiibrt gu ernlter 8eiorgniB. neil &ieb=
futter beuer iebr tbeuer lit un6 obne=
0ies Elm Mangel an &eu berrl6t. Ges-
balb lit ser ourh Sic 8ranoe perur=
la9te @erlult piel empfin6liber als
.er unter normalen gerbdltniiien letr1
miir6e.
0nbenpprt.- 9as "a. @egi=
mert ser Electromagnetic BON Soma, 51
oem a1h Sic 3apenporter &anie
IS" gebort, miro bonn %. Mugult Biz
8. Septenrber bei Sttumtpo em 6el0-
lager be5ieben uno cine 6eIooienit=
iibl1ng abbalten. 8is oobin miro Gapt.
gpers mobl BON het Monopern ser
gunoestruppen in Seras 5uriidge=
febrt lein. Mn6ernfaus mfrs Ser Qlte-
lte 2elttnant oas &ommaltoo uher Sic
&ompanie iibernebme,1. SHE Man11<
ihaften perOen at Ser 6el0oienit=
iibung bel Sttumtpa t%beilnebmen.
Sort Dodge. - Die Great
MISUNDERSTANDING bierieIbit lit,
einihlieBltd Ser &an6elsmorfenre9=
tie fir Die peridieoenett 8rooltfte, an
Sic uAllafer Oats &c." perfauft NOR
sen. Sic Greet Meitern 60. bebdlt
tire Nnlaaen IN Mfron, Ohio, Mus=
catine ltnb Nebrasft gitp.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-07-06

muBte. Sic Operation tit cine idaue-
re, oo6 ltno Sic Mer5te Ser Mnitdt,
DaB cine p0llige @eilune eintreten
mer0e.
Dulutb. - Ger l6 SATIRE ate
Ssbn Sobn oes nj ser @egen6 bon
elmer, Minn., anidiiigen 6armers
Soiepb 8ingbofer idoB altf ei1en
9abiht uno traf babel feline 6iabrige
S6meiter Marie. 9as MGoden bat
cine i6%mer5bafte, aber ntdt gefabr=
1ihe @unoe erlittem un6 mmrbe bier
fer in Elm @olpital gebrabt.
em.m M. II Ser 8 Sabre alte
Sobn @enrp 1es 8en Mmann> Der
1udte, Sic @eleiie ser Mtnneapolis &
ct. 2ouis=8abn 5miiden 8mei @ag=
oons zines @iiter5uges, ser neridoben
muroe, gu uberidreiten. Dabei muroe
er CUR Settle geldleu0ert, iein linfes
8ein gerietb auf Sic sbienen uno
muroe linn unterbalb oes &niees obge=
fabrer.
DuIutb. - @eri6ieoene auf ser
Sabrt Sen Supcrioriee abpGrts be-
ariffene 1ampfer beri6teten Mitte
letter ISOLDE brabtlos no9 Dulutb,
oaB iie infolge zines beftigen sdnee=
TURNS iiber Sem See. oieieits 6es to-
fana0iiden 500 &eripdtunger erlitten
baben. geah sen po%rliegenoen 8erid=
ten fiel in ser 6ortigen @egen6 In ser
Naht bon 3ienltag auf Mittmo6
reidlih 56nee, un0 Sic meiiten Ser
Trahtoampfer gtngen mabren6 6es
Sturmes por Mnfer, Big ser S6nee=
faa aufb0rte. ST. 0ulutb berridte
am Mittmo6 cine Iemperatur BON Al
@rao, begleitet bon einem idorfen
Sitpin5, io0aB trob 0eS beuiten Cot
nenideins pielfah Sic @intermdntel
mieSer %berborge6olt mur0en.
Berbam. - Ser 8runnengrq=
Der @obert 5fmiot mur6e ouf ser
SteQe %geto0tet, ais Sic gromanoe Ell
mes 8rlnnens auf 6em Sommer=&e-
tort 6es George aopler, 0rei Meilen
bon bier, etnitiir5ten. Die 2eibe MUIR
oe nad elmer Stun6e geborgen, 6o6
mar Ser Ioo offenbar iofort einge-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-07-06

treten, namli9 n1r6 einen @entd=
bru9. Dte @ittme uno 5ablrei@e
&in0er iiberleben sen AZ Sabre alte
@atten unD 8ater.
Morb-0 afota.
8embina. - @iniam Ssfer,
melder 6es meiBen 5flapenban0els
bel6uloigt lit uno al1f 8erunlaiiung
ser neutrality-suspicious. perbaftet
muroe, miro an 8. Suit pernommer
:meroen. gr fam nit einem jungen
Maofen 1ab Hembina, melhes ct fit
feline 9odter ausgob. Das &eiie5iel
mar @inneapolis.
@ranb 6orfs.- SIN bieitgen
ct. Mi6aels-&oipital befin0en iid
5mei Mdnner nit gebro@enem &uden.
Setter 8ergmann 5og it@ cine iolde
idmere 8erlebung BEL einem 8aQ bon
einem @eriilt nabe bon &epmeit,
Minn., 5u, uno $. Crosby aus
Eertb, Ont, bei ei,1em Stur5 BON Ell
11er 8riide. 8eioe meroen faum ge=
rettet meroen f0nnen.
Manning.- Die 80 Sabre al
te Trau Mad 5fadjenfo lit Don einem
Bfer6e, tpeldes lie CUR Granfe fibren
moute, 6llrh einen 6ufjhlnq aet06tet
morDen.
8ottineon.- Die usiiters Of
tbe 8reientation" mel9e fiir5li6 8ot=
tinea1 uno 8eitbope beil1dt baben,
UNI einen 8auplab fir Elm @oipital
gu mablen, baben it6 fir 8ottineall
enti9ieoen. 9as neue fatbolii6e
&ratfenbalts fir meldes ser btelige
Gommerciolclub bereits borldufig Mre
rangements %getroffen fat, iol ant /.
Sftober eroffnet mer0ett.
Sarge. - Ser 8remier Gom
&irf ml1roe, mdbreno er altf ser &ab1=
lie zines @iiter5uges itan0, bon einent
8libltrabl %getroffen. gr mur0e IN be-
muBtloiem 3uitanbe m%1fgeboben, miro
aber gerettet mcr6en fonnen.
Sib=9 afota.
Gierre. - IS mir6 berid]tet,
SOB Mellette=Gountp inn Sftober fir
Sic 8elte0elung fret gegeben meroen
miro, @orausii6tlth mir0 gu oieier
3eit cine Musloiung fir sic Mnmel-
olngen erfolgen nno sic 8eiieoelung
fam Damn aler @abrIbeinlt6fett
nod erit int fommenoen CONNER
platgreifen. Mah Ml1smabl 6es Cant
oes fir Sic Snoianer peroen nod
run6 100000 Mcres fir sic 8eiieoe-
lung CUR Gerfugung bleiben. Dabon
fins 10000 glcres ooer 1875 @eimitdiit-
ten nit $4.75 Bis g per Mcre ge-
ihdbt moroen, etma piermal iopiel fir
SO Bis 81 per Mcre uno Sic iibrigen
9onbitreden rangteren int @ertbe
5milben 25t uno 50 per Mere.
Dea6moob. 5uperpiior g.
&eneter bonn 8lad &iu-Mational<
lpalo lit 6urd Sen &ilfsforitmeiiter
MIfreo S. Softer aus 8aibington, 9.
g., peritdnoigt inor6en, BOB auf
@rl1no ser Broteite ser Mniteoler ur6
ser Minoer3uhter 6as 8ei0en bon
sdafen in oem Baloe ni6t g%eitattet
iein ion.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-07-06
Sene, ,uelde Sulep Miereupilen neb-

men
fir lire Nieren= uno 8laien &ranf-
beiten un6 um l1rin=ltnregelmaBig-
feiten 5u berbiiten, iin6 itets 6anfbar
fir Ole raide un6 anbalten6e @ilfe,
mel6e iie bringen, un6 fir tbren itab=
un5 itdrfen6en gffeft. Ser
iudt 6oIeD Mierenpiue11. Molitor
Drl1Q So.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-07-06
@lidlidites Mabden IN eineoln.
Gin Qincnln Sch M1Ahnn i1hrniht

OFF St'V7 7VS<'3 77tHUUJc1t IuItTO1'
SD lit fit einige 8eit an droni-
i6er l1nperoallidfeit uno Magen-
Irubel. S6 begann Gbamberleins
Magen= uno 2eber Gablette gu neb.
men, uno in 0rei Tagen mar ib int
auf 81 iein, uno ih tpuroe int
mer better. Sd bin bas itoI5eite Mao.
den in 2inco1n, lpeil ih 10 CUTE Meot=
ain fqno. gu fal1fen bel Der MoIitor
3rug So.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-07-06
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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1911-01-12
aREV. WILLIAMSON COMMENDED.
By Residents of fountain Lake Park
and Loeb Lynn Heights.

On Tuesday evening of this week a
meeting of the leading residents of Mt.
Lake Park and Loeb Lynn Heights with
Mr.. B. F. Crane as chairman, and Mr..
H. V. Leighton as secretary, when the
following committee was appointed by
the chairman to draft suitable resolu-
lions commencing Rev. G. R. William
son for the sermon he delivered upon
the occasion of the funeral of the late
Clyde c. Iiller in st. Paul's M. E.
church in Oakland which was published
in The REPUBLICAN last Thursday: P.
T. Cartwright H. N. Cuppett and P. T.
Lipscomb. The committee offered the
following which were unanimously
adopted by those present:
WHEREAS, There was published in the
Oakland REPUBLICAN of the 9Th inst.
sermon preached by the Rev. G. f. Will
hanson, of Oakland, on the occasion of
the funeral service of Mr.. Clyde C. Lii
Ter; and
WHEREAS, There is no question that
his death resulted from the continuous
use of liquor; and
WHEREAS, There is great need of
plain speaking on this subject of making
drunkards out of our citizens; therefore
be it
Resolved, That the citizens of Noun
tain Lake Park, Loeb Lynn Heights and
vicinity extend their thanks to the Rev.
Mr.. Williamson for the fearless and
truthful presentation of the facts stated
IN his sermon.
Resolved, That the citizens of Noun
tain Lake Park, Loeb Lynn Heights and
vicinity are surprised that our good
friends of Oakland have not before this
taken steps to drive this great evil from
their town.
Resolved, That we, the citizens of
Mountain Lake Park, Loeb Lynn Heights
and vicinity will second any effort they
may make to accomplish this end.
Resolved, further, That the citizens
of Garrett county petition the Court to
grant an injunction restraining the
Clerk from issuing license for the sale
of Intoxicating liquors this coming MAY
in districts Nos, and IA, believing
as we do that the granting of such
licenses is unconstitutional since saloons
are unquestionably a public nuisance.
We also further recommend that the
other ministers of the county speak in
as fearless a manner as did Rev. Mr..
Williamson against this fearful evil
which so vitality affects our homes.
Resolved, That thanks are due the
editor of THE REPUBLICAN for publish
ing this most excellent sermon, also in
publishing these resolutions.
P. T. CARTWRIGHT,
II. n. CUPPETT,
2. T. LIPSCOMB,
Committee.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1911-01-12
Proposed Pension Increased.

To the Editor of The Republican:
There is new pension bill pending in
both Houses Of Congress, quite likely
to become a law, for the increase of pen
sions to the Union veterans of the Civil
war and to veterans OF the Mexican
war of 1916. The increase will come to
great many pensioners. and it is bas-
ed on the age principle. As the law
now stands soldiers Of 90 years get So
month. The pending bill will give
them SIS; to those of 65 years and up
wards $50: those of 70 years and over
%, and of 70 years S36. The increase
will benefit many soldiers of the Civil
war. The increase in the pension ap-
preparation will be considerable. But
it is to be remembered that the veter-
ans are dying at the rate of about
80, 900 per year with a rapid diminution
of the list, while the resources of our
great nation are of a large growth in
every way.
1t might be suggested here that there
were a number of soldiers who volun-
teered a short time before the close Of
the war, expecting to serve longer than
90 days. At the end of the war they
were honorably discharged with SER
vice of little less than 90 days. They
were ready and willing to serve
longer if the government had wanted
them. Would it not be fair to do some
thing for these few veterans? Think
Of it, NJ. C.
A little more The dependent pen
sion law Of June, 1890, provided a pen
sion of So month to the widows Of
soldiers, provided they were married
prior to the passage of the law. There
are a few living widows Of soldiers, but
they were married after its passage,
who are not legally entitled to pension
Would it not be just and equitable to
put these few yet alive with the other
favored many?
january, 1911. J.B.
NOTE. The bill referred to above was
passed by the House Tuesday by vote
of 2l2 to 81, and will most likely pass
the Senate and become a law before the
close of the present session. Ed. Rep.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1911-01-12
A LIGHTNING FREAK
Fired Hay House on the Farm OF
Sheriff Shartzer Sunday Evening.

Lightning in the month of January is
a rare occurrence in this part of the
country, but when it is followed by a
fire the happening is all the more COM
mented upon, especially when but one
bolt was observed This occurred Sun
day evening about six o'clock when a
sudden electrical storm, accompanied
by high wind passed over this section
when lightning struck a hay house re-
Gently erected on the farm of Sheriff
Andrew Shartzer, short distance from
Oakland, setting the building on fire
which with its contents, consisting of
several tons of hay, a car load of baled
straw, binder and a grain drill. were
entirely consumed, entailing a loss of
about fifteen hundred dollars with no
insurance.
The lightning came out of the western
sky, followed instantly by a terrific
clap of thunder and was accompanied
by wind which attained a velocity APP
preaching a cyclone, wrecking telegraph
and telephone lines and doing more or
less serious damage to trees and shrub
berry.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1911-01-12
MOUNTAIN LAKE PARK.

The work on the ice harvest was
commenced here last Friday and by
Monday evening about one thousand
tons had been stored in the ice house at
the lake for home consumption. On
Tuesday morning the work of filling
cars for the B. & o. railroad began and
will be continued as long as the ice lasts,
the amount of the order being unlimited.
The ice is about eight inches thick and
free from snow. Thirtv-two cars were
shipped yesterday and today when OPP
erations were temporarily suspended on
account of rain.
The special services at the M. f..
church are still going on. Some have
been reclaimed and several have pro-
fessed conversion.
Mrs. T. P. Lipscomb, of Loeb Lynn,
was recently called to her old home in
Pennsylvania on account of the serious
illness of her sister, and has not return
ed to her home here.
Mrs. Lee, wife of Rev. Joseph Lee,
was painfully injured by falling on the
ice while returning home from church
Monday night.
Mr., R. T. Miller, of Marietta, Ohio,
a former resident of Mt. Lake Park and
the owner of a valuable property here,
is with US for few days on business.
A meeting of citizens of this commu-
nifty was held in the Baptist, church
Tuesday evening, when resolutions were
adopted commencing the funeral SER
mon delivered by Rev G. R. Williamson
Monday of last week in ST. Paul's NJ.
E. church, Oakland. The resolutions
will be found in another column of this
issue.
Mrs. N. ]. Raymond returned to her
home here this week after an extended
western trip.
Sheriff Shartzer received a car of lime
at this station last week which:he haul
to his farm near here.
Mr.. Henry O. Harvey has taken a
half interest IN Mr.. P. T. Garthright's
store in Loeb Lynn.
Negotiations are in progress looking
to the purchase of the r. T. Miller res
idence on E street by Mr.. O. Hayward,
Of Bond, this county.
DR., w. W. Davis, who has had charge
of the ice plant, left this morning for
Baltimore to be with his family over
Sunday.
Mr.. Theodore Nihiser, who has been
a patient in the Dr. limbaugh Sanato-
rum in Oakland, is rapidly improving
and considered out of danger.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1911-01-12
HAUSER.

Mrs. D. O. Roth and daughter are
again able to be around.
Mrs. Frank Mosser has been suffering
with an attack of rheumatism.
Mr.. John Martin spent Sunday with
his son, viii Martin, near Red House.
The little baby of Mr.. and Mrs. David
Fike is reported some better.
Mr.. VIM. Devers was an Oakland
visitor last Friday.
Floyd Arts and Robert Lathum re-
turned to Dobbin Sunday after visiting
home folks over Sunday.
Mr.. C. N. Bowers, the representative
of our dear Uncle Sam on this route,
walked over this part of his route last
Wednesday.
Miss Merle Fowler returned from her
trip to Swanton last Wednesday.
Emery Devers has gone to Williams
to accept position.
Mrs. Lem Reed and Harry Enlow Wis
tied Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Shaffer last
Sunday
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1911-01-12
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
BITTINGER.

A mid-winter electrical storm visited
this section on last Sunday evening and
was followed by rapid fall in the tenn
perature, the mercury going down thir-
ty degrees within few hours.
Claude Bittinger and wife are visit
ing in this nelghborhood this week.
M. w. Sechrist and bride, formerly
Miss Ida Bowser, were calling in this
village last Sunday.
Clarence Miller, of Grantsville, was
seen here last Saturday afternoon.
After pleasant visit with his parents
at this place Leonard Stark returned to
Chatfee, W. Va, last week.
Messrs. Charles Bucket and Columbus
Brenneman left here last week to take
a look at the land west of the MISSISSIPPI
pi and if possible to secure agreeable
employment.
A party of generous citizens recently
held an old fashioned wood-cutting at
the home of Jonas Beachy and prepared
a good supply of stove wood.
At the regular annual meeting of the
stockholders of the Mutual Telephone
Company held in this village last Satur-
day afternoon, the following officers
were elected: President, Josephus
Glotfelty; vice president, Joel Oren-
dorf; secretary, o. C. Buckle, and
treasurer, Noah Brenneman.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1911-01-12

DR.. and Mrs. H. NJ. Kemp, their two
sons, Masters Paul andi Gerald, and
daughter, Miss Alma, of.Bloomington,
attended the golden wedding anniver-
sary, last Monday evening, of Mr.. and
Mrs. Truman Kemp. an uncle and aunt
of the Doctors, at Borden Mines, Md,
where a sumptuous dinner was served
at six 10 clock. Covers were laid for
seventy-fye and the table was beautl-
fully decorated in yellow roses and jon.
quils. Music was furnished by the Hill
brothers and there was singing and
dancing and everyone enjoyed them
selves immensely Piedmont Herald.