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Professor AmsIon.s Lectures.

Professor Amslon. Of Maryland
Agricultural College. gave three splen-
did lectures at the Opera House last
Friday under the auspices Of the
Civic League. Tie first was at 2.30
p. m, on THE Deadly Fly This lee
tuTe was given To The children OF the
primary grades Of The schools. Prof.
Amston accompanied his talk with
slides showing The filthy breeding
places and habits Of the fly and told
the children hoN dangerous flies are.
After the lecture Prof. Amston ex-
pressed himself a. most delighted
! with the splendid order maintained by
the children all through the lecture.
and he placed the credit for this
where II belongeu-Io the good train
Ing OF the teachers.
The second lecture was for the old
er children OF all the schools and was
on Home and Landscape Gardening.
The lecture at night was on the same
subject and the pictures shown were
very beautiful. Many yards were
shown as they were before flowers and
shrubs had been planted. then as they
appeared afterward. Most wonderful
transformation had taken place with
the expenditure Of but few cents.
Prof. Amston said that the A C of
landscape gardening Ig First, open
space in the center. avoidance OF
straight lines and the proper masslng
Of plants and flowers. These were
among the most entertaining and
helpful lectures Of the Civic League
and the people at large as well as the
league owe Prof. Amaton a debt OF
gratitude for his splendid suggestions
for beautifylng our city.
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SEMINARY COMMENCEMENT.
Interesting Exercises IN Il. +. Church
President ElderdIee Delivers Bae-
ealaureate Sermon.

The baccalanreate service IN con.
neeticn with the IhIrlIeth commence
ment OF Westminster Theological
Seminary was held Sunday morning
IN the Methodist Protestant Church
The baccalaureaie sermon was de-
iiYered by Rev. Dr. Hugh fatimer El.
derdlee, president of the seminary
whose theme va. T PHal We're Pas.
tor OF My Parish.
The sermon to The alumni OF the
seminary was delivered Sunday even.
Ing by Rev. William nunrhInal Jude.
ind. Of baltimore. ano graduated from
the institution In 1881.
Closing exercises we're held Tues
dag evening In the church. Rev. &. d
sinkinson, d. D. Of Atlantic City
opened the exercises slth prayer
IAnley William GefrinEer. Of Elon
College. N. C.. delivered the class or.
alton, and Rev. Aubrey Franklin Hess
3. D.. Ph. d.. OF Wet Fayette o.. ad
dressed the graduating class
President ElderdIee conferred di.
plomas upon the % members OF tbs
graduating claaa. Who became clergy.
men OF the Methodist Protestant
Church. The graduates. with tbs
titles OF their graduating theses, are
II. S. ID. Slump. faIrehanee. Pa. Evan
Reliam, Wilbur McKnex Snyder, Bal
timore. Old Testament Prophecy
Jesse Ray Stanton. ManeIe. Ind, Th'
Church aud the Hoy. John Clayton
Walden. Shongo. :. l. The Ply
Baais OF Morality. Ghanncay G. Day
New Freedom, Pa. Evolution Of tht
Idea of God LinleY William Gerring
er. Elon College. :. :. The Necessity
for Cooperative proteHtantiam
William Edgar Grove. eaddington. o.
Pauperism and It Prevention. VII
liam Lawrence HeIlz. Garrett Md.
Inter-testament FurIes William Au
gustus Ledford. iaHndale. y. c., Pen
nj Reforms; + =. stephenson, De
troit, Mich. Biblical Criticism.
The last elk Of thia list OF gradu
ates, in addition To The title OF Reyer
end. received the degree Of Bachelor
Of Divinity.
At previous eommeneements or tn
institution prizes Ior superior excel
lenee In various studies we're con
ferred, but the practice has been dis
continued.
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STREETS TO Be
| OPENED UP.
COUNCIL DECIDES IMPORTANT EAT.
TERS HONDAY NlGHT-HATOR
REFUSES TO Sign NOTES.

1t the regular meeting Of the Mayor
and City Council Monday evening some
important matters we're attended to
and the matter of opening up the
streets and paying for the Koontz
property was pushed forward.
Mr. John ]. Reese acted as chairman,
and the minutes we're read and ap-
proved. lr was decided to put an in
tween Iongwell avenue nd Centre
atreel. and also one on Carroll street
# the alley between the Lutheran
Church and Main street
Tie matter OF oiling Main street was
discussed. and the clerk Has instruct
Cd 70 find out from the State Roads
Commission when the State road would
b oiled. and 10 obtain some data
from i IS to the kind Of oil which will
Be nsed thereon.
The matter OF the extension OF
Green street and the opening OF the
neH cross street, to be called Anchor
street, vas then taken ~. Deeds
ReTe either given or Sere said to ba
available for the lands Of ReYerdy
snader. Dr. W. X Mcdaniel. John H.
Cunningham. George Z Grnmbine
and Howard Koontg L had been
agreed by the Council 70 settle With
Mr. Koontz by giving tVo notes Of the
amount Of 81 500 due December l. The
Mayor declined TO sign Tie notes Civ
InK - his reasons that the deeds az
HaIi n the proposed ordinance 10
nnsn tne streets Wern Incomplete. that
HF. snnder had not EIEan enough
land I'd that no alleys beyond Anchor
HII.aI nd been laid ouI On he plat
TIE Council then By resolution offered
aud passed ordered the treasurer TO
HIE1 The no,es. atteated y he clerk.
TIE ordinance accepting Ihs land vas
adopted by the Council before ad-
I0uTniug
II \. H. Davis aaya that If Ar.
snader refuses to give The land. he
- make the town = present Of II
himself. ta insure the carrying ont of
IL plans
Tie amount Of money n he city
treasury Is about s3.s09.
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FiREMEN ELECT DELEGATES.
slate Convention meeIs aI Western.
port In June-MfII Tive Festival
and Parade on Ascension Day

It the regular monthly meeting Of
the Westminster Fire Department,
Wednesday evening. the following
delegates aud alternatea we're elected
10 the Maryland State Firemen'B Con-
gention which Is 10 be held Mt West
hrnport. In June. 0. .. Gilbert, Chas.
Y. Wantz, William Weagley. Harry X.
shaeffer. Ernest {. GeIman. delegates;
and D. r. Walsh. Harry eootes, Luther
Wimert. Denton Gehr. u. Frank
Thomas. alternate8.
4 festival VII be held by the
company In its building on May 20,
30 and 81.
On Decoration Day. May 30, the
company has decided II hold a parade
in the evening. Invitations have been
sent to the First Regiment Band and
Company II, and to the Fraternal
orders OF the city II Join In the pa
rade.
II the merchants and citizens of
the town Will contribute freely the
company will ask for the Firemen's
Convention to come 10 this city In
June. 1914. But II al depends oI, the
amount OF money that can be raised
10 finance the convention. Il is un-
derstood that the Merchants and Manu-
faeturers will join IN the movement
and endeavor to make II Home
Coming Week.
The company also de- led to attend
the Maryland State Firemens Con-
Yention at WesternnorI IN June with
; full company.
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Hayden Quartette's Program.

The Hayden Quartette will render
The following program on Tuesday
evening. May II. IN FIremen's Hall,
Mis- Elizabeth SlagIe aeeompanist:
/. Piano solo, Magic Fire. from
Die Walkure," Wagner. Miss Slagle.
:. Spring Waltz. MiIae. Quartette
}. a-Love Song. sobeslkl; b.
Bedoin Love Song. Chadwick. Mr..
Gefhold
.. Whispering Hope. Miss Green
wood and Miss Snyder.
>. Tom, Tom the Plpers Son,
Allen. Quartette
6. a-Break, Break. Break, Walff,
BOAT Song, Ware. Miss Snyder.
7. The Rosy Morn. Ronald, Miss
Greenwood
8. Prayer and Finale from Lohen-
grin, Wagner, QuarIette.
D. The Passage Birds Farewell,
HIldaeh. Miss Greenwood and Mr..
Gerhold.
10. A Dolly Shall be Nine, Simp-
son: b-Song without words, A. Mac
Donald, Mr.. Lehrman.
II. Swear in This Hour The
Force of Destiny. Verdi. Mr. Lehrman
and Mr.. Gerhold.
Il. The Boatmang Good Night.
schira. Quartette.
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llnlIIans, Conrt.

Monday. May 5th.-G. II. WinemilleT.
administrator Of {. W. NinemiileF. Dc
ceased, received additional warrant
to appraiae personal property ana re-
TUNED inventory of personal nron=
Grty and received order TO sell
The last Will and testament Of
Anna L. Lamotte. deceased, was ad-
mltted 10 probate and letters tezta=
mentary thereon we're granted II 1.
Carroll Iamotte. who received Har-
rant to appraIse and order 10 notify
creditors.
]. II. T. Earhart, executor Of ].
Vim. Earhart. deceased, surviving ex=
ecutor Of David KooGtz, deceased
settled supplemental account aud
received order to deposit funds.
The last Will and testament 0f
Lydia Wertz. deceased, was admitted
to probate and letters testamentary
thereon we're granted TO Sarah 7
Wertz. Who received warrant 10 an=
praise and order to notify creditors
Tuesday. May 6th.-John v. ]
Grant and Francis A.Deli. adminIatra.
tors d. b. Il. c. [. a. OF John {. Dell
deceased. having caused to be pub.
lished an order nj ST., on sale Of real
estate. the Court finally ratified and
confirmed same.
The IRat will and testament o.
Winfield ). Draeh, deceased. was ad.
mitted To probate and letters testa
mentary thereon were granted Il
Nathan Il. Bale, who received var.
rant to appraise and order to motif,
creditors.
The last will and testament d
Margaret !. Wampler, deceased. VA
admitted In probate and letters les
tamentary thereon were granted Il
John Il. Cunningham, who received
warrant To appraise and order Il
notify creditors.
The last Will and testament d
George II. Parke. deceased, vas ad
mitted to probate and letters tesla
menIary thereon were granted L
Francis Neal Parke, who received
warrant 10 appraise and order Il
notify creditors.
Letters teBtamentary on the eg-
tate of Sarah ]. shipley, were granted
to Samuel Il. shipley, who received
order to notify creditors.
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Committee

Last Saturday the first prizes we're
awarded to the children bringing IN
the most dead flies The prizes 10 be
awarded each Saturday are n fol-
loYe. First prize, TO the hoy or girl
bringing In the largest number of dead
flies. i. There are two second prizes.
one each To the boy and girl bringing
In the second largest number Of dead
flies. One consists of ten tickets to
the Star picture show and the other
Of 10 tickets to the Opera House
There are alao two third prizes con-
slstIng Of seven tickets eaeh to the
Opera House to the girl and boz bring
Ing IN the third largest number of
dead flies. There were not many CON
teaIanla last week and the prizes we're
awarded ag follows: First prize.
Katherine Jones: second prize. Will
lam Woodward. third prize. GIarence
Powell. eolored. Let the boys and
girls get buster than this. Remember
that every fly killed now means not
only one million less flies nezt fall
but much less disease all summer.
I'll Ile lies or they may II you.
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Jabez Shreeve and Vim. II. Leister.
Gambler, George L. Benson in place OF
B. F. Gorsuch; Morgan Run, Elias G..
Shipley, John NJ. Hook and II. w.
Hughes; Bird Hill, II. NJ. Bucking-
ham, VIM. Miller and Charles Miner,
Jr; Bethel, Charles \. Taylor, VIM.
Long and Norris c. Taylor; Freedom,
Albert Selby in place Of Milton Flohr;
Louisville, George Boon In place of
Kinsey Williams; Baehman's, George
p. Panebaker In place of NJ. p. Myers !;
Westminster High School. In charge
of Commissioner Theodore +. Englar
Mexico, George W. Brown, Noah T.
Hosfelt and Jesse Il. Null; Browns,
Joseph Il. Zepp In place of Edward
Shaeffer; Emory. Lewis Fowble and
William Burke in place of N. Mum
maugh and John Myers; Double Pipe
Greek, Frank Delanlane in place OF
DR.. c. II. Dlller; Jordan's Retreat, IN
charge of Commissioner Clifton G.
Deyilbiss; Winfield. leolored), Keener
costley and Moses coatley in place OF
Augustus Cook and james Costley.
After a number Of bills we're passed
and ordered paid. the Board adjourned
1890 p. m.
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YOUNG Wife SHOOTS
HERSELF.
DAUGHTER OF HENRY NICHOLS OF
KLEE'S KILLS--LEATEs PATHETIC
LETTER FOR HEB MOTHER.

All the neighborhood Of Gambler Ia
aroused by the rash act OF Mrs. Edna
Nichols Hammond. the 14-year-old
wife OF Charles Hammond, who COM
mitted suicide Wednesday afternoon
about o'clock at the home of her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Nichols
near klee's Mill. by shooting herself
With a revolver.
Domestic difficulties are said to be
the cause OF the fntai deed. Last Feb
fuary the girl WAS married In Balti-
more to Charles Hammond, who has,
since then, been working for his
fatheT-in-law.
Wednesday afternoon Mr. Nichols
and his son-in-law we're out on the
Deer Park road with their saving
mill. and Mrs. Nichols vas at Klee's
Mil. 90 that the girl Was left at home
With her two small brothers. the eldest
being about IL years old Her broth
er says he saw her shoot herself, and
gasp "Oh, am sorry for it," and that
he ran for his mother. When the
mother came she found her daughter
lying on her back. on the lawn near
the house with the revolver clasped
In her hand. The bullet had pene-
trated the left lung near the heart
and Uas lodged under the shoulder
blade. A physician who was sum-
oned said she had been daad for sever
Al hours.
Her brother George stated that his
sister handed him = piece OF paper
saying Read this to Mamma. George"
The pathetic little letter Is as follows:
Mamma, the reason I done this
because I ain't going 70 stand hitting
me and chucking other fellows up TO
me and I'm better on dead than am
here. No kisses nor love for Charley.
Tell him to throw me IN an old ditch.
Goodbye from + Z. H
Coroner John 7. III summoned the
following jury at the inquest held
Wednesday night Harry Hill. fore
man. Henry klee. Robert Flohr,
Charles Conaway. Nicholas Barber,
Joseph II. Dandy. John 7. Wilhide,
Harry Barber. William Edmondson.
Elmer Shaeffer. HeracheI Barber and
John p Klee. The Iury.s verdict was
That she came to her death by a
pistol shot from revolver In her own
hand
! Much sympathy Is expressed for
Mr.. and Mrs Nichols. Who are honest,
hard working people. and who have
the respect of the neIghborhood. They
have eight children living.
The funeral viii Be held this af-
ternoon at i.30 o'clock At Mt. Pleas
mt Methodist Episcopal Church, Rev.
Otto W. Birmingham officiating.
The pallbearera VII be- Louis
Barber, Hersehel barber, Charles
Gonaway. Elmer shaefTer. William
fdmondson and William Zentz. +.
| Z. Sharrer funeral director.
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.selooI. Commissioner.

A regular meeting of the Board Of
School Commissioners for Carroll
county WAS held in their Office on
Monday, May ), 1913.
After the reading and approval Of
the minutes Of the last meeting the
regular routine of business was taken
up.
A delegation from the Winfield col
ored school came before the Board
asking for a change of trustees.
The Superintendent reported thai
he had Visited Sykesville school. and
found the wall on the school prem
ises in bad condition. As the val
was built several years ago At the
joint expense of the school board and
the authorities of Springfield Asylum.
1t was decided to confer with them
In regard to the expense of its re-
construction.
An order was passed permitting the
TaneytoWn Library Association to
use the unoeeupIed room in the public
school building for a library room.
Messrs. Charles Taylor, e. l.
Arnold and ]. t. Tracey came before
the board asking for the appointment
OF trustees for Patapsco school. This
matter was deferred to later meet
Ing.
1t was decided to permit the patrons
of WIsner.e school to continue the
Sunday school in the public school
building.
The following appointments Of dis
trict school trustees were made: Mt.
Pleasant. Henry Willet In place Of
James E. Myers; Wisner's. George i.
Sullivan. John Flickinger and Austin
Eyers. Sandy Mount, Edward Lock
S.d ind Il. E. Shreeve in plat Of
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COURT HOUSE news.
ADDITIONAL JURORS DRAWN FOR
HAY TERN OF COURT.
Transfers Of Real Estate, Marriage
Licenses, Etc.
Transfers of Real Estate.

Philip B. Myers and wife to Sam
uel Graham, convey cemetery lot at
Union Bridge, for s25.
j. Walter Englar and wife to Nil
ton NJ. Norris and wife, convey 11,9b7
square feet, for s400.
Charles I. Bollinger and wife to
John L. Bollinger, convey acres. l
rood and Il square percheB, for s222.
Charles T. Bollinger ct al. 10
Michael Banghman, convey acres
and 20 square perehes, for SO.
Eva 7. Bower and husband To
Arthur r. conaway and wife, convey
2 acres. roods and "a square
perches. for $3.50.
Margaret II. Mackley to J. Jacob
Basler and wife. convey 727G HqeaEe
perches, for $3.50.
John f. Humbert and wife to
Arthur W Feeser, convey 3-16 Of
an acre. for s150.
William Y Frizzell to Andrew p.
Frizzell. conveys 36s 3-4 acres. for 80.
Hosea Il. Nichols TO Baltimore
Roofing L Asbestos Mfg, Co., con-
veys tracts of land, for $40.
Hesson J. Rinehart and wife ta
Virginia L Yingling. convey 81
square perehes. for 1920.
Virginia 4. Yingling to J. Rinehari
Hesson and wife. convey 81 square
perches, for 5000.
Eli y. Warner 10 Vim. l.. KopI
and wife. conveys 1870 perches. for
s2.25.
Anna II. Z. Warner to Ammon
ii. Sterner and wife, conveys several
tracts of land, for $1,000.
jeremiah II. Haines and vi ID
Amphrey Z. Walker and wife. convey
several tracts Of land, for $500
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OEAI11S
DnIherton.

Mrs. Mary I. Bnotherton, 81 years
old, widow of Col David II. Brother
ton, of the United States Army, died
yesterday at her home in Hamp-
stead OF general debility. She was
the oldest daughter of the late
Charles Towson. , well-known mer-
chant of Baltimore. and after her
marriage she resided In Waynesboro,
Pa, until the death of her husband
and daughter.
She is survived by one sister. Mrs.
Estella Lindsay. of Hampstead. and
one niece. Mra. Thomas Brown. of
Aberdeen.
Funeral services will be held from
her residence n Hampstead, this
afternoon at o'clock. Rev. A. II.
Mckinley officiating. Interment Will
be made at Waynesboro. Pa. to-
morrow about noon. The pallbearers
will be: \. i. Snyder. Washington
Turner. u. F sIansbury. II. II. WIttar.
Harry Richards and Samuel Keller.
c. " Upton : son funeral directors.
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Prominent safiraee Speakers VIII Be
In Westminster Hay 10.

The Just Government League oi
Carroll count. - arranged To hold
public meeting # The Opera House
on Friday evening" aay lGthr n :
O'Clock
The speakers - be Mrs Donald
J. Hooker. President Of the Just Coz
ernmcnt League q Maryland; Mrs :
Johnson Poe. chairman Of the petition
committee. and Thomas g. Campbell.
Esq, memheH of tie Legislature
from baltimore county foreefui
speaker and , MEMBER Of the Mems
Suffrage EeaEne - Maryland
The gueaEHH# aH6 I'll well worth
herring Admission Will be free.
Everybody welcome. Young ladies
wearing the suffrage eolors will serve
as ushers. and he speeches will be
intersperaed vii music.
The United States Census for 1910
gives these interesting figures: There
are 327,6ah women teachers and pro-
fessors. 7.s9g women physicians and
surgeons. 81 - women In trad and
transportation. II00a5 women engaged
in agricultural pursuits. 239.077 women
clerks. accountants and stenoRraph=
ers, 1895 women eIergymen, 1.0f0
women lawyers. 2.Ig3 women journal
lists, l,037 women architects, designers
and craftsmen. and 42e,497 women IN
professions. Come and hear why this
great army Of WaEe earners and wo-
men workers believe In the right 10
suffrage.
A meeting vi be held in the Odd
Fellows Hall. unIontoWn. on Wednes=
day evening. MAJ 1Ith. at which Mrs.
l.. II. Bngle. Of Forest Glen. will be
the speaker. Mrs. Z. T. Foster, State
organizer vii also be present.
Meetings vii Be held In New Wind
sor, May 18th; Thnrmont May 18th.
and TaneytoHn. Saturday, May 18th.
n. d .SHELLMAN,
President Carroll County League
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IxIEF.

Oliver :. IIazI.r died At his late
home. IN seIIzl.ad. Pa. Saturday.
May 2rd. after ~ Illnhaa Of six months
from complication Of diseases lie
vas aKed 6 YsaHz. months and >
days.
The following brothers and sisters
survive Df. ) 8 zIeEler. Meiroso.
ND Upton ! ZIHEIaf. Sew Freedom.
Pa Mra AmuH : Fair. Seltzland.
Pa: Mrs = L NenIz. Hanover. Pa.
MrE Noah Trimmer and Mas Jennie
ZieRier, Of fnTE. =.
Funeral Ioak place Wednesday.
May 7th. aafFIasH and lntcrment II
FisaciH church = u =. M.
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Citizens TICKET WINS.
HESSOE and SnAEFFER ELECTED, But
DAVIS OF THE PROGREssITEs
RECEIVES MeST VOTES.

The largest vote ever eaal At n
municipal election in this city was
brought out on Monday due to the
intense interest In the issues inxolY-
ed. The vote polled was 765 and the
election vas for three members Of
the Common Council. Two tickets
were IN the field;
Citizens Tieket-CharleH HeHHon,
Francis ]. Albaugh and Frank 7.
ShaefIer
Progressive Ticket--John J. Reese.
Atlee n. Wampler and Walter H.
Davis.
Mayor Walsh and CounoIlmen
koontz and Sullivan hold over for
another year. The result Of the
election vas as follows:
For The Citizens Tieket-Charles
HeaEon. 3s4. Francis J. Albaugh.
ISL Frank 7. shaefIer. 9sg. For
the Pfogressiyes-John J. Reese.
370; Atlee " Wampler. 5s2. Walter
Il. Davis. 800 Messrs. Heaaon and
shaeffer Of the Citizens ticket and
Davis Of the ProgreasIFea we're
elected
The principal Issue involved vas
the street opening policy Of The pres
ont Common Council. One HIde faY-
ors paying for property required to
carry ont the plans of the Council
from he city treasury. while the
other insisted that damages and
benefits should be assessed upon
property owners. To open West
Green street from It's present ter
minus 10 the New Windsor road. :
distance Of nearly half mile. the
ground l. offered to the eIIY fire. Of
ToHi. Hut 10 open n short street
from West Main street. which uar-
ailelH The Green street I'M. the
Council contracted to purchase lot
With : substantial brick house upon
II and 10 pay itH owner. Mf. Il. +.
Koontz. $500. This proposition Haa
vetoed b Mayor Walsh. but pasted
over hi veto.
: change in some Of the apnoIntIsa
Offices of the city was alao brought
In. but Haa not a cloar-tuI IzHna.
The result OF the election maY b
said 10 anataln the Mayor In Ii atti-
tude.
Other Elections In The County.
Elections we're also held n Taney-
town and New Windsor, where Dur
EsaHeH and Commissioners we're
elected - follows:
TanaYIoEn-Burgea Samuel II.
AehrInEi Commissioners. uT. !. II.
seiaa. Edward kemper. JudHaa I'LL.
Edward / aeindoIlar and George !
Arnold.
AeH Nindaor--BurgoKa Samuel T.
1antz. Commissioners. J. :. Gilbert.
William I. Anders. T. / Lambert.
John Il Hoop and A. {. EmeIHsf.
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IIHTnII.

Charles 0aHaII. HagerHtuwn. died
morning o = complication OF diseases
aged - YsaTH Surviving are h
wife. daughter. IL Ada WelkeT
Miss Nellie IxHHman and Miss Mar
Rarct 0ruuft IN. Lawrence. tNd
brothcrR. Albert 40 William. sister.
Mlsa NerYIa. and mother.
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Methodist Episcopal Church.

Sunday school o.I5 a. m. Special
exercises in observance Of Mothers
Day. Morning worship 1890 o'clock.
4 Whitsunday meditation. Epworth
League 6.45 p. m. Evening worship
7.30 o'clock. The fourth OF the series
Of sermons on the Pilgrims Progress.
illustrated with sIeraopllcon views.
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FmlHzIiHnseF.

Blanche Mare. only child Of Mr.
and Mfa jane Fraheftahauaor. IL
ing near TaHnsT.. died Wednesday
morning. aKed J YeaT and ~ days
Funeral services we're held tn
morning at I'D o'clock At st. Johns
dyeisternl Lutheran church. Ref y.
=. Herah officiating. James NJ. stoner
funeral director.
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ZWooa-THlor.

Frederick Wood. Of Baltimore, and
Miss Camille Taylor. of Wilmington.
N. G., were married at the parsonage
of Deer Park Methodist Protestant
Church, SmallHood. By Rtw William
T. Bauscher. pastor. on Saturday 1t
1.30 y. m. The attendants were Mr..
and Mrs. Paul n0utzahn and others.