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ALE, STA.

Mrs. Wilson and children, Of Mon
ongahela, Pa, are visiting Mr. and
Mrs %. H. Spicer, or this place.
Operator, Mrs. Blocher and daugh-
t. Marie, spent Tuesday ia Baltimore.
Mrs. John Rohrbaugh and Mrs.
James Fowler, of Fowblesburg, and
Miss Ella Abbott, of Baltimore, spent
Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. U. j..
Ehrhart, of this place
Mr. and Mrs. %. H Spicer and Nh.
and Mrs. WI %. Wilhide spent Sunday
at Emory Grove camp They made
the trip in MI. Spicer's Ford touring
car.
Mr. @. Bollinger, near here, has
sold his farm which he purchased a
few years ago from Mr. J. Shaffer,
situated near ID. Peters Church, I'D
MIR. %. wv Murray.
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Mr. AcQuilla Magee, aged 82 years,
3 months and 26 days, died at tn
residence of hi daughter, Mrs. Leslie
Robinson, of this city, c. Saturday,
August 17, after go illness of several
months duration IT. il survived by
= widow, who was Miss LOckard, of
this county; and the following child
ren Mrs. Nora M- Parks, OEings
Mills; Mrs. John ~ Massey, Wash
ington, ID. C.; Mrs Leslie Robinson,
Westminster Walter :. Magee, Area
dia; Jesse A and Thomas IT Magee,
Baltimore; Andrew MT. Magee, New
Jersey.
The funeral took place from hi
late residence Ga Monday morning,
August 19, at 1890 o'clock, Rev. John
H- Gonso, pastor OF Bethel Church of
God officiating, and The interment was
made in the graveyard of Bethel
Church The pallbearers were ::
Messrs Ernest Wolf, Frank Ecken-
rode, Henry r.. Devilbiss, William F.
StansbErv, Frank q. Brightwell and
Frank A- Logue. y. C- Sharrer, fu-
neral director.
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Trustees Sale
In Manchester, Carroll County, Md.

By virtue Of an order of the District
Court of the United States for the Dis
trict of Maryland, the undersigned,
Trustees in Bankruptcy Of William L
N. Bergman, will sell at public auc-
ton, o. the premises, in Manchester,
Carroll county, Maryland, or
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 18th, 1912,
at o'clock Al ia, the following prop
erty Black horse, A sets OF harness,
Light and heavy; canopy umbrella, 13
spreads, A buggy nets, 20 bride bits,
20 dash boards, s breast straps and
traces, string sleigh bells, buggy lines,
ETC., 80 vehicles off various kinds, con
sisting of runabouts, buggies, surreys,
ETC., all new; also Undertakers' arti-
Giles, consisting of undertaken wagon,
black hearse, white hearse, pedestals,
cooling board, embalming utensils,
casket robes, and other accessories OF
the undertaking business; also gasO-
line engine, with belt, pulley and
shaft carrier, circular saw frame, b
sleighs, lot of old names, harness
hangers, etc.; also sewing machine
Also assortment of axle grease body
varnish, white enamel varnish, brush
can and brushes, quart cans OF top
dressing, 68 gallons Of varnish, rough
ston, Japan, ETC., harness supplies Of
various kinds, lot Of old buggies, old
iron, steel tires and chain, spring
wagon, lot OF buggy and surrey poles,
holders and brides, stable blankets,
forks, number OF sets of wheels, lot
Of lumber, buggy gears, etc.
Terms of Sale Cash upon deliv-
cry of the ARTICLES sold
WALTER wv. POLLARD,
HARRY %. NORRIS,
BENNETT j.. NORRIS,
Trustees.
John Milton Reifsnider, Attorney for
Trustees
William O.. Shearer, Auctioneer.
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P.A. lila. Pl co.

Misses Esther and Lillian Gill, of
Boring, we're the guests OF Miss Della
Ebaugh Sunday last.
Mrs. George Green has returned to
her home after spending several days
with her relatives.
Mrs. Kirby, OF Baltimore Il visiting
her sister, Mrs. George Shamer-
Mrs. Francis Taylor il spending
some time in Baltimore visiting her
daughter, Mrs. George Shaner.
Quite number Of people from this
place spent Sunday last at Emory
Grove camp.
The Methodist Protestant Sunday
school will hold it, annual picnic in
Howard u. Taylor's grove o. Satur-
day, August 81, at ITO o'clock "a good
program f. being prepared for the &C
casion. Carrollton Band will D.
present. Hohun Yokohama, OF Japan,
will D. present and lecture On condi-
tons in Japan Everybody will b.
welcome,
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. CARROLLTON.

Mrs Mary Martin il able to D. out
agan after beng confined to her bed
q week threatened with appendicitis.
Messrs. Andrew Dreschler and
Clyde Greene, who have been serious
ly ill are much improved.
MIR. and Mrs. Horace Garrett, OF
Baltimore have returned home after
spending several days with Mrs. Gar
rett's sister, Mrs. Luther Davidson.
Mr. and Mrs. John Richards and
son Carroll, spent Monday last with
Mrs. Richards sister, Mrs Grier Rob
erts0n, Of Spring Mills.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Allgire and
son Herbert, spent the past week in
Hanover, Pa, a. the guests OF Mrs.
Allgires sister Mrs. irwin Rill.
Miss Jessie Richards and friend of
Baltimore, are spending some time
with Miss Richards aunt, Mrs. John
Richards.
q number Of tickets were sold az
this station Sunday last to Emory
Grove Camp.
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PLEASANT VALLEY,

Rev. Hobun IT. Yokoyama, a native
of Japan, and q graduate OF Westmins-
ster Theological Seminary, will give
. lecture in the church here next
Sunday evening, hi subject being
Japan and it, People" Rev. Yoke
yama will ask a silver offering at the
door and will give one-third Of the
offering I'd The Christian Endeavor.
IT, has given I'D parents and friends
for the cause or Christ. let III chris
tan people come and help the cause
and thereby get q treat for ourselves
by hearing him
Mr. Oliver r.. Heltebridle bought
The home of The late Aaron T.. Helte-
bride, containing 7O14 acres, for
$69-75 per acre. There will also b.
sale ar the same place of the personal
property OF Saturday, September 14
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.BRIE RYT(lOID..

We were visited by q very heavy
wind and rain storm O. Monday even
i'm. Considerable damage was done.
Trees, corn and fences we're blown
down and the fields were washed con-
siderably-
il. T.. Yingling and wife spent Sum
day with William Petry and family,
near Warfeldsburg.
Mrs. I'd Gilbert and children and
Mrs. Mary Babylon visited Walter
Duvall and family OF Sunday.
Guy Smith, and wife, of Washing
ton, IT,. C-, and Miss Ella Masenhimer,
Of Westminster, spent several days
with ID. r. Yingling and family
Master Ralph Warehime and Earl
Leigh and Mss Grace Miller visited az
I'D. j.. Gilbert'st or Sunday
IA great many Of the people of this
vicinity attended the farmers picnic
III Taneytown last week and report
large crowd and very good picnic.
Some also started o. Saturday
night tn attend the lawn festival at
New Windsor but Ill did not succeed
in getting there. Some soon came
home; others went and did not get
home very early, and some were COM
PEELED It'd spend the night, arriving
home O. Sunday morning
NH. Tom Fowler, of near New Wind
sor, spent Sunday with Harry Fowler
MIR. Frank Miller's children arc
suffering with Whoopng cough.
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TYRONE.

Your correspondent has had long
vacation. He ought to b. ready for
work now.
W. are having plenty OF showers 70
keep the corn growing
Mrs Joseph Formwalt and son,
Harry, spent Sunday az Emory Grove.
WI. Samuel Grouse and family, ~
O. Eckard and Clyde Eckard autoed
to Pen-Mar o. Sunday.
Mr. Jacob Maus and family, Howard
MausI and family spent Sunday at
LittlestoWn, p
Miss Bessie Zimmerman s. spending
the week with her brother Sterling,
of Tyrone
Mrs. Blanche Ltppy and children, OF
Hanover, are spending the week with
John MarQuet and family.
The n. O :. of ~ Lodge held ban
quet o. Wednesday night. Wake up
brothers for you are missing ii.
Mrs James Formwalt il On the sick
list ait this writing.
Some of our people attended the re-
union at Silver Run Thursday
Mr. Thomas Harris, of Baltimore, f.
spending the week with Clyde Ecker
Don't forget the Baust Sunday
school picnic this Saturday, August
oath.
There will b. 10 services at Baust
Church this Sunday
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P EKISED LIST OF
JUDGES OF ELECTION
AND OFFICERS OF REGIS
TRATION, AND ADDITI-
ONAL \ III I'D G Is AND
CLERKS OF ELECTION or
CARROLL COUNTY, I'M
THE STATE OF MARY
LAND.
Office of The Board of Supervisors of
Election of Carroll County.

Office of tn Board of Supervisors off
Election of Carroll County.
Westminster, Md, August 17, 1912
By virtue Of and in accordance with
Section iii OF Article 33 of the Code Of
Public General Laws Or the State OF
Maryland, - amended by Chap. 456
of the Acts of tn General Assembly
of Maryland, passed at it, January
session, 1910, notice il hereby given
that the Board of Supervisors of Elec-
ton of Carroll County has appointed
tn following named persons IT'D serve
for one year ~ Judge of Election and
Officer of Registration, Hereinafter
designated Al ''Registrars'D Judges
and Clerks of Election OF thu several
Election Districts of Carroll County.
Those in the list marked Democrats"
being intended To represent thu Dem
ocratic party, and those III the lit
marked Republicans" being intended
to represent the Republican party.
REPUBLICAN OFFICERS Oh ELEC-
TON FOR 1912
District No. .7, Precinct No. 1, John
T. Zahn, Registrar, Westminster;
VIM. mi. Eckard, Judge, Westminster;
Charles L. Wampler, Clerk, West
minister; Geo. A- Chrest, Gatekeeper,
Westminster.
DEMOCRATIC OFFICERS o. ELEC-
TION FOR 1912.
District No. 9, Precinct No. 2, Gin
ton M. Lippy, Registrar, Manchester;
Simon Giggard, Judge, R- F- IT'D. 4;
Harvey III Wertz, Clerk, W. III. D. RI;
Lewis Loats, Gatekeeper, Manchester
District NO. s., John W. Shank, Reg
istrar, Hampstead; Anannias Rine-
man, Judge, Hampstead; Samuel Cir
vim, Clerk, Hampstead; Samuel J-
Asper, Gatekeeper, Hampstead
District No. 13, Royal II. Smith, Reg
istrar, Mt Airy; Clarence P Baker,
Judge, NIT. Airy; Charles E- Haines,
Clerk, Mt Airy; Erbin Harrison, Gate
keeper, NIT Airy.
ANDREW T.. FRIZZELL, Pres,
S..LUTHER BARE,
EDWARD %. DIFFENDAL,
Board of Supervisors of Election for
Carroll county.
Test WIN. IT. Paynter, Clerk.
aug 23 2t
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Greenwood.

William H. Greenwood died on Mon
day, August 19, at hi home near New
Windsor, aged 84 years and 21 days.
He il survived by two daughters, ten
grandchildren and five great-grand-
children. Funeral services were held
On Thursday ait Greenwood School
house, Rev. Daniel Englar officiating,
and interment was in the cemetery
nearby. The palbearers were |: Dan
iel VT. Hoff, George Weller, Isaiah
Greenwood, Ephraim Fiscel, Daniel
Utz and John Hoff Harvey Bankard
and Son funeral directors.
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BTIffiiTl !a;'g,tOEl,..

John Harlan Burlington, infant son
of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Burlington
died at Middleburg OF Monday, August
19 at the age of two weeks. After q
brief service at the house O. Tuesday
further services and interment took
place at NIT. Union Lutheran Church
at > o'clock p. m-, Rev. G. wv. Baugh-
man officiating. Besides the parents
little sister, two years old, survives
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COAL With "'PTNCH"BEHIND IT.
It isn't the price I'd much any more,
it's tine heat units OF the punch that
makes coal valuable. we are selling
IA strong anthracite coal and can
guarantee delivery before cold wealth
Ct. Order today Of Smith A Ref
Snider
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E-Dfelll.

Mrs. Susan 8, wife OF George TIT.
Diehl, OF Taneytown district, died Oh
Saturday, August 10, after an &
tended illness, aged % years, 4
months and 17 days. Tin addition to
two daughters, all at home; and the
following brothers and sisters Mrs.
@. Milton Fisher, Taneytown; John
IT. Strevege and Edward Strevege, OF
near Tyrone. Funeral services were
held OF August 12, at Pleasant Valley,
in charge of Rev. I'D. J. Wolf
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d..

Elias Utz, OF near Shorb's store,
died Tuesday, August 20, after two
weeks illness, from dropsy, aged 73
years, ? months and p days.
The wife OF the deceased, whose
maiden name was Wildasin, died
eight years ago. Two brothers, Urias
and Jacob Utz, OF Maryland, survive
him, besides g children.
Funeral will take place Saturday,
August "a, services at the house at
a. m Interment in Mt Olivet ceme-
terry, Hanover, Rev. u. H. Hartman
officiating.
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FIickirlgser'.

Harry T.. Flickinger died at hi
home in Littlestown, August 15, after
81 illness of seven weeks caused by
tuberculosis of the liver IT. was
born in Carroll county, Md, On March
liz, 1860, and at the time OF his death
was aged p years, months and N
days.
Tt il survived by hi wife, who
was formerly Miss Rebecca Unger,
and the following children Mrs
Ashmer Owens, Arthur and Mahlon
Flickinger, Of York, Pa, and, Stuard
Flickinger, at home. The following
brothers also survive: Theodore
Fqickinger, F'rizellburg, and Milton,
John and Jonas Flickinger, Of near
Silver Run.
Funeral took place Saturday at $50
= TO-, at the house, services and in
terment at Christ Church, Rev. Dr. IT,
:. Dindaman officiating.
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MO. 46SS EQUITY.

Tn the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
Daniel J.. Warehime, Plaintiff, "
Elizabeth M. Warehime, widow, It
a., Defendants.
Ordered this 23rd day Of Auguat "a,
It'd. 1912, that the account OF the Audi
tor filed i'm this cause b. finally
ratified and confirmed, unless cause to
the contrary thereof b. shown Oh o. b.
fore the 9th day Of September, next;
provided copy Of this order b. inserted
for two successive weeks before tn
last named day i'm some newspaper
published i'm Carroll county.
OSCAR I'D. GILBERT, Clerk.
True copy, Test
aug23 2t OSCAR I'D. GILBERT, Clerk
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era WIN GaTrs

James u. X Crawmer. aged 67
years, died o. Sunday, August lis, at
Covers Corner. He IL survived by
a widow and two sons
Funeral services were conducted
o. Wednesday at 12 o'clock ait Win
ter's Lutheran Church by Rev G. wv.
Baughman assisted by Rev. B. *.
Belts. InteTment was made i'm the
adjoining cemetery. Harvey Barnard
funeral director.
The pallbearers were: Marshall
Nusbaum, Rufus Flickinger, George
Riggler, Benjamin Riggler, Albert
HaineS and James BOStian.
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Myers.

Jonathan Myers, an aged Union
Veteranof Company I'D, died o. Tuesday
night, August 20, about 40 o'clock, at
hi home on John street. IT. became
paralyzed o. Monday while walking
across Center street. MIR. Myers was
aged 79 years, ITO months and 10 days.
He il survived by the following child
rem Of this city: Harry and David
Myers, Mrs VIM. McCarty and Mrs
Joseph Bentz. Also living out of
town, Mrs. Charles Buckingham,
Luther and John Myers.
Funeral services will b. held this
afternoon ait 2 o'clock at the house
and further services will BE- held at
Meadow Branch Church, Elder William
Roop, officiating. Interment il Meadow
Branch Cemetery. The pallbearers
will BE- members OF the G.. a. r.. Har-
vey Bankard 6 Son, funeral directors.
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VKTANTED- White man with family
WV to milk and attend to stable of
about thirty cows, and ship milk once
daily. $40 per month, house and gar
den Apply ~ IT, PAINTER,
3O1 &c. Paul street, OF &c ny farm at
Owings Mills. aug 20 2t
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ScIlyv a ritz.

Solomon Schwartz, Conowago town
ship, Adams county, died at the home
Of his daughter, Mrs. Louisa VT. Grove,
Hanover, Pa, at 7.45 d. IT,, Tuesday,
August 20 from infirmities. IL was
aged SD years months and 10 days.
Children are a. follows who sur
vive /: George F., Jacob =, Emory -,
and Mrs. Louisa Grove, OF Hanover;
Charles T., of Taneytown, Md; Mrs
Della Myers, New Oxford; Morris T..
Schwartz, OF near New Oxford, and
Kelley, of Gettysburg.
Funeral today, brief services at the
house at TO :. m. Further services
and interment ait Christ church, near
Littlestown.
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Wilbur Augustus Pickett, youngest
child of Mrs. Verde Pickett and the
late Eugene Pickett, died at Taylors-
vile, Carroll county, Thursday night,
August ID, about 3 o'clock. His age
was years, III months and 26 days.
Three brothers and three sisters sur
vive- Funeral services were conduct
81 by Rev. O.. wv. Field last Sunday
afternoon at o'clock in the Taylors-
vile Methodist Episcopal Church.
The pallbearers were /: Oliver
Price, Olin Franklin, Frank Byers
and George Magin Funeral director,
o. MI Waltz.
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IT'S THE NINTH INNING-THE
SCORE IS TIED. A man On third
two out If you order your coal ln
August ycu will win. Talk with
Smith & Reifsnider about the B1g
Vein Georges Greek they are selling
this HI about tine best coal coming OFT
VII the ground in the bituminouS rfeld
and will please you iR every wy.
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TTNTONTO

MIR. GRANVILLE Shaw, of Washington,
ID. o., j. visiting hi nephew, MIR. VIM.
a. Shaw, Of Black Oak Spring.
Mrs. Annie Ord, OF Chevy Chase,
spent few days the past week with
MIR. and Mrs VIM. a. Zollickoffer and
other friends.
Dr. Clyde Routson and son, Clyde,
OF Buckeystown; Mrs. Klein and son,
Willard, OF Snow Hill, visited MIR. and
Mrs. Thomas Routson On Sunday
Mr. Harry Billmyer t. visiting at
MIR. Jesse Billmyer's.
Dr. j. J. Weaver fl taking treat
ment at the Hebrew Hospital, Balti-
more.
Rev. Hixon Bowersox and wife, Of
Rossville, are visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Bowersox.
Masters Donald and Kenneth Mer-
ing are visiting their grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mering.
w. Guy Segafoose purchased Mrs
Martha Chew's property FOR $3.50.
Misses Roman and GOrine HOllen-
bury are visiting in Baltimore. From
Baltimore Miss Romano will 20 to
Philadelphia to visit MIR. and Mrs.
CORTLAND Hoy, On her return, they
will both visit Mr. and Mrs. Hollen-
berry, of Pikesville.
Masters James Oustler and John
Sutor, of Baltimore, are visiting wv.
Guy Segafoose.
Mr. Norman Eckard j. laying a con-
crete pavement in front Of hi resi-
dence.
MT. VIM. y. Crabbs, Of Hagerstown,
spent few days with hi grandpar-
ents, this week.
MIR. Andrew eagle, or Baltimore,
il visiting Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Rod
key.
Rev. and Mrs. George Englar and
a friend, Of Pittsburgh, are visiting
Mrs Julia Englar, of Clear Ridge.
Mrs. Thomas Davis, Of Lost City, l.
visiting her sister, Mrs. James Cover.
il visiting Rev. and Mrs. G.. wv. Baugh-
man.
VT. and Mrs. Noah Selby are guests
OF Mr. and Mrs. George Selby.
MT. AIRY.
MIR. Herman Hood, Of Hoods Mills,
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs
Ernest O. Clary.
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Lowman spent
Sunday with their daughter, Mrs.
Neal Brashears-
Mrs R IT, Runkles and Miss T..
Bell Runkles spent Sunday with Mrs.
Albert Dorsey.
Mr.. George Grimes and Mr.. Abdiel
were in Frederick o. Tuesday.
Mrs. William Miller, of Thurmont,
i spending week with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Abdiel Carver.
Rev. wv. ID. King spent Tuesday in
Baltimore.
Mr. Roscoe Wordsworth spent from
Monday until Tuesday in Baltimore.
Mrs. Elmer Kolb and son, Ghaile,
spent Monday and Tuesday with MIR.
and Mrs. jos. Wagner nit Harrison
vile.
Miss Jessie Aldridge has returned
home after spending . week with
friends All KNOXVILLE, Md.
Don't forget to attend the farmers
fair and tournament at Wildwood
Park, Saturday, August 21.
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WANTED !!

VIII buy Lima Beans orr Wednesday
and Friday OF each week between %
I'd. m. and I'D. m. at the office OF tine
American Express Company, West
minister.
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Highest Cash Prices Paid For Same.
yIAL PRICES FOR THIS WEEK;

Also will buy Lima Beans On Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday of
each week at ShipIey.
ORVIIIE o.. XEPPp
General Merchandise,
SHIPLEY, Md.
G.. e r.. 8OO-11 july 12
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by local applications, as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the ear.
There is only one way to cure deaf
ness, and that is by constitutional
remedies. Deafness is caused by an
infiamed condition of the mucous lin
ing Of the eustachian tube. When this
tube is infiamed you have a rumbling z
sound or imperfect hearing, and when
1t is entirely closed, deafness is the re-
suit, and unless the inflammation can
be taken out and this tube restored to
its normal condition, hearing will be
destroyed forever: nine cases out of
ten are caused by catarrh, which is
nothing but in infamed condition of
the mucous surfaces
We will give one hundred dollars for
any case of deafness (caused by ca
tarrh) that cannot be cured by Halls
Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars free.
F. J. Cheney & Co, Toledo. O. Sold by
druggists, 75c. Take Halls Family
Pills for constipation.
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.LOR|MER SURE TO LOSE
Poll of the senate shows Fifty-Four
Out of Ninety-Six Senator's
Against Him

Washington, June 6.-Senator Will
iam Lorimer, according TO the most
trustworthy polls that have been made
of the Senate. will be ousted from his
seat on the second vote on the Ques-
ton Of his eligibility by a majority of
from fourteen to seventeen. The latest
canvass shows ffty-four votes against
Lorimer. thirty-seven in his favor and
three doubtful
A poll made by Nice-President Sher-
man before he went TO Chicago TO urge
the senator to resign gave Lorimer
thirty-nine votes as a maximum. Two
of these have changed within a few
days, leaving the senator from Him
ois thirty-Seven. 1t is possible that
his vote may be even smaller when the
test comes, a number of Lorimer' 9
friends have expressed disgust because
he refused to resign and forced the is
sue
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FATHER AND son DROWNED

st. Petersburg, June Ga. c. Sill, a
prominent citizen of Ruskin, and his
thirteen-year-o son, Bleon, were
drowned, presumably late Monday aft
ernoon, or early Tuesday morning, in
HiIlsborough bay, off Little Bayou. Mr..
Sills body was recovered late Wednes-
day afternoon. That of the boy was
found early Wednesday.
The bodies were brought here and
buried side by side in the local ceme-
terry. Mr.. Sill was fifty-two years of
age, had resided in ST. Petersburg
some sixteen years before removing to
Ruskin. He was prominent in the So
cialist party and two years ago was
candidate from this district for Con-
gresS on the socialist ticket.
Just how the accident which cost
these two lives occurred must ever re-
main a mystery, as there were no eye
witnesses of the ira gedy. Those who
know Mr.. Sill best are Of the opinion
that he gave up his life in an effort to
save that of his son.
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ENDS HUNT FOR RICH GIRL

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