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Ihnnlas Chauel RaIIt.

Thomas Chapel held Sunday
School Rally nn October 9TH. The
service vas opened by singing All
Hall the Power Of JeEuB' Name" ney.
Dr. {. / Torlfnes, Of the Westminster
Seminary. offered prayer. Welcome, -
recitation composed hg Miss Mary
b. shellman, vas reeitrd i Zerilda
Sykes Alice GIary raeited Rel.stion
entitled Rally Margaret Sharp sang
a solo which Was much enjoyed. Rev
DR. ForiIneB gave very helpful and
instructive talk TO the children aud
teachers Of the school. urging upon
them the importance of Training up
a child n the way Il should go. and
when 1t Is old II viii not depart from
it He used for an iilustra ton
branches of Il tree. which had been
blighted when young and never samc
To perfection. The music ~ a
special feature OF the service. Mlsa
Elizabeth Clary presided at the or
gan. assisted b Mr. Yemm and Mr.
Root. Of the Westminster Seminary
with cornets. The eornet duet during
the raising OF the collection WAS n rare
treat 10 all present.
The church had been decorated
with potted plants. cut flowers. corn
apples and pumpkins. and made q
very pretty appearance.
The school extends sincere thanks
TO the gentlemen from the Seminary
for their assistance.
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Court HOUSE NEWS.
Transfers Of Real Estate, Marriage
Licenses, Etc.
Transfers of Real Estate.

Nancy Fross and husband to Alfred
Linton, convey 81 acres of land. for
$500.
Charles d. Fink, trustee, 10 Amos
Feeser, conveys % acres and 10 square
perehes, for $1025.
Edward shorb and wife to Annie c.
Wilhide, convey 165 acres, roods and
square perches. for $40.
Edward shorb and wife to Mary s..
Valentine, convey 40 acres, roods
and Is square perches. for $40.
c. Arnold Fleming ct al to James
F. Orr and wife. convey several lots
of land in Mt. Airy, for $40.
VIM. b. Thomas and wife to David
Henry Little and wife. convey 1880
square feet, for 800.
Luther Wimert ct al. to Charles
Hesson, convey 1880 square feet. for
500.
Charles E. Fink, trustee, TO George
A. Blizzard, conveys acre. | rood and
% square perches. for s110.
Sarah c. Gummell to Ida e. Ware
hime ct al, convey 6 parcels OF land,
for 1920.
Josie f. Burdette and wife TO Harry
X. Brady and wife, convey 115 acres,
for $1,000.
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JOHN I. suAFFER PURCHASES
TWO DENVER DAILY PAPERS.
Mr. Shaffer Well Known In NesImIns
ter-He Now Owns Several
PAPERS.

The following clipping l. OF inter
est % many people IN this city. Mr..
Shaffer Is cousin Of Mrs. Samuel
X. Herr and OF Mr.. Charles ROOF and
Miss Sarah T Roop aud has fire.
quently visited here
John {. Shaffer. IF Chicago + to-
day In full control Of the Rocky Noun
tain News and the Denver Times. hav-
Ing concluded the purchase OF the
properties October y. The Rocky
Mountain News Is 0ne OF the oldest
papers vest af Chicago aud leads all
morning naperE between Kansas city
and the Pacific coast IN point o. cir
culation. II has been owned and
edited for many years hy former
United States Senator Thomas II. Pat
terson. The Times Is the most i'm
portant evening paper Ia Denver. al
though Il does not lead In circulation.
The sum Of SD 900 + involved n the
transfer both papers VII be izHned
from the plant of the Rocky Mountain
News
Henry ID. Garbafs. who has Deen
business manager o. the News. be-
comes general manager af the Joint
newspapers kent shaner. eon Of
John G. shaffer. vii be treasurer Of
ths company.
John :. Shaffer L nos proprietor
OF seven newspapers. those outside Of
Denver. being The Chicago Evening
Post the indianapolis Star. the Mun
Gle Star. The Terrs HautH Star ard
the Louisville Herald" E"
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Orphans Court.

Monday, October 27.-Joaeph T
Herring, Thomas !. Murray and Frank
H. Miller, executors Of Joshua ".
Herring, deceased. returned inventory
of personal property.
John w. Growl. executor Of David
Crowl deceased. settled his first ac-
count.
Letters of administration on the eg-
tate Of John b. Mosher. late of Carroll
county, deceased. were granted TO
Priscilla Moshef and Edward o.
Weant, who received warrant To ap-
praise and order to notify creditors
The last will and testament of
Elizabeth J. Stoner, late of Carroll
county, deceased was admitted 10
probate and letters testameutary
thereon were granted TO Charles ..
stoner. who received warrant to ap-
praise and order 10 notify creditors
Joseph T Herring, Thomas A. Muir
ray and Frank z. Miller. executors Of
Joshua w. Herring. deceased received
order to sell personal property.
Sarah c. Gummel and Holan Ware
hime. administrators OF George Gum
mel deceased, reported sale of per
sonal property and settled their tirst
account.
Letters of administration on The
estate OF Mary A Schnaufer. late of
Carroll county, deceased. were gran
ed to Joseph c. schnanfer, who re-
ceived order to notify creditors.
Harry Il. DeVries, administrator d.
b. n. {. t. A.. OF Mary t. A. Baker de-
ceased, reported sale OF personal
property and settled his first and
and final account
Tuesday October 2sth.-Amelia l.
Davis, Administrative of Nimrod Davis
deceased. settled her first and final
account.
The sale Of real estate of Emanuel
Forney. deceased Anna +. Warehlme
administrators, vas finally ratified
and confirmed
The last will and testament of John
II. Harman. late Of Carroll county. de-
ceased. was admitted to probate and
letters testamentary thereon were
granted to Daniel Boweraox and
Charles d. Albaugh. who received
warrant TO appraise and order To
notify creditors
Court sits Monday and Wednesday
of next week
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HIIGHT..

On Wednesday evening last. about
: o'clock, the home Of Mr.. Dsnt0n
Condor was totally destroyed by fire
together with all the contents. The
origin Of the fire Is not known but i
was supposed to have caught in the
garnet. Mr.. Condor was not at home
At the time 30 nothing was saved. VI
deeply sympathize with them IN theII
loss, and, 80 far ~ we know. there
was no insurance on the property.
The protracted service Is still n
progress this week. There have beer
several penitents.
Mrs. James Becraft, Who had been
at the hospital for some months past
has been removed to her home, and
while much improved, i not entirely
we'll.
Mrs. Ella Ware. of near NORTH
Branch. visited Mrs. William Phillips
this week.
The political situation about here
seems bright for the Democratic
ticket, although everything Il very
quiet.
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IAMnIR-

Af. orion Dorsgy and ~ Raymond
kHnu aI baltimore county spent
Sunday Hith Mr 0Haar Harness.
III IHfin Harness. 81 Louisville. aud
MIHH HaaR Parker. OF Catalonia.
Hnent ffam Saturday unit Monday In
EnambHEHburE. Pa. visiting ths for
msf'H brother Mr. Lawrence HarneH=
Is { HuHHiHIH TIM zitI three teach
e tn or public seHool TIT The doors
= the school house cannot be opened
until - a. n
The Democrats o. fhia precinct can
Rall f. proud Of their twa eandI=
dates Mf Albert /. DaFIz. for sheriff
an Nj ivan =. saFefs. for the House
. DelsZatCa Ar Davis Is Il pro
EFsaaiEa farmer. residing near Bird
III. is married. and i about u years
n axe nd HosscHHea IL business
qualifications which especially ht
hin fof The dutlea u ths high once
II which b" azpirea lie = a member
O the = o. : OF !. 1t smaIIgood
and Of h MeehanIaayills Council Is.
j o. I 4. i Mr. sayerH IL 4 farm
er and eanner. and commands the son-
ndence Of hia many frienda. lie pos
aszara Iha ability tn contend for shat
b deems right II IL married aud
IN one aon. and one daughter. Doth
10y popular IN lhIa community.
Walter i vel known In athletic cir
cIeH.
Hr Beyi Darnea ls sisltfn. In
Washington, ! G.
Miss Marguerite Schwartz. of Haltiz
more county. and Nias Viola narnea.
o. Deer Park Road. are spending :
fes daya In baltimore. doing their
fall shopping.
Ilsa Grace Bush i spending come
time WIIh her grandmother. Mr.. NJ.
L Buah. in Westminster.
Mrs. Eugene LamUlte and daughter.
are apending the week With Mrs.
William Bush.
Mr. and Mr.. Gilbert Brown and
son. Lewis Milton, spent Sunday with
NTa. Browns parents. Mr. aud Mra.
Lewis shIpleY.
Ar Lewis shlpleY. Jr.. spent sun
daY at home
Mr. and Mrs. William Il. Myers and
daughter. Mabel Of Hanover. Pa.
spent 4 few days Hlth their daugh=
ter Mr. John A. henson.
Remember the oyster supper next
Thursday and Saturday evenings.
Don't forget sayerH and Davis next
Tuesday.
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JEALOUS LOVER KILLS GILL AID
HIMSELF.
Mss Nary Fleming Shot to Death On
Her Fathers Farm, Near Vt. Alry

Maz Mars Fleming. the 1s-year-old
daughter af Samuel 7. Fleming. .
farmer OF Plane No. !. about flTe
miles from Mount Air. was shot q
death about o'clock Wednesday
morning On her fathers farm. y
Dorsey Kelly. q farmland. Hho. I'm
medIately after The murder. seat 4
bullet into hi Own heart The bodies
we're found shortly afterward BY Mis-
Eta Fleming. the 16-year-old sister oi
The dead girl Kelly sent two bullets
INTO the heart of hia victim
Kelly had been employed BY MT
Fleming aa farm hand. and had been
living with the family about three
years He vas desperately n IoYe
With Miss MARY Fleming, but the
young lady did not encourage him
In fact. she refused 10 marry MIN
and because Of this refusal he put an
end To her life and his own.
The tragedy occurred IN a lot near
the barn, the young LADY having gone
to the lot to feed a calf. The bodies
we're found lying side By side. The
younger Miss Fleming screamed when
she came upon the bodies. and hei
mother rushed out to learn the .auat
of the commotion. She vas prostrated
when she saw her daughters body
DR., II. II. Hopkins. of New Market
was summoned, but there was moth.
ing for him to do but minister to Mrs
Fleming.
Kelly was q years old, the son d
Jerry Kelly. of Long Corner. and had
threatened Miss FlemIng's life be.
cause she was fond of the company
Of another man. His habits we're
good. and the girl paid little attention
TO hi threats. they we're together
at the Frederick Fair last week.
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unique METHOD Of
CHILD TRAINING.
INDIANA SCHOOL IS FILLED The YEAR
ROUND.
Rotation Of Classes Saves Time and
Cost.

Gary, the wonder city, built by the
biggest corporation In the world to ex-
emplIfy the latest methods of eff
cheney in the manufacture of steel,
Is fast becoming more famous for the
demonstration made there Uy a
Hooaier sehoolmaster of efficiency In
the manufacture of citizens
An educational plant which Will
handle twice as much raw material
boys and glrls-aa the ordinary pub
lie school, which runs at full capacity
twelve months in the year and is not
shut down two months In the year
and Il not shut down Two months IN
every summer. which works until $50
o'clock every evening and Saturday
morning aa well. with a night crew
on most Of the year. 3 plant which
turns out better goods at less cost
than any other IN the country
No school teacher In Gary ever says
Johnny, % to your deak!n Johnny
has no desk. Each pupil has lock
er. IN which Is stored all his school
lmpedimenta. Johnny l. in" no par
ticular room or grade. where a single
weary teacher drills him In reading,
spelling. arithmetic. and all the other
branches. The educational plant At
GARY Is divided INTO departments. in
each Of which only a single branch Ii
taught. and that By 4 specialist Who
teaches nothing else
When one class In arithmetic has
finished it, recitation II moves On 10
the football fleid or the shops and
another claas comes In 10 all the arith-
metle room. b. keeping the classes
constantly moving In this way from
one department 10 another Ar. Writ
II able 10 handle twice a. many pupils
as under The old aystem.
The fairgrounds. The class rooms
the workshops. are always filed With
buHg pupils. There r. n LOST time. no
loat notion The plant is never shut
down Claaz rooms Fairgrounds. aud
shops are always In uae. The urdI-
nary public sehoolhouae Ia closed haIi
The time
Gar children are required to II.
tend school onlT ten months In the
year. But they may take their fong
vacation nj any IIme IN the year II
a teacher wants TO take winter
course at The university thai can b
arranged. 4 the pupils parents want
him = stay out IN October md 10
femnef Il Ill nj effect his standing
The plant L always ready 20 pick I'm
~ sHere h left IN.
HY adopting Hnmc Of Mr. Wirt.a
plans the public schools Of Ses York
arc thla yaaF taking care Of 10000
children Who last year we're crowded
out because there Wa no rom for
them Philadelphia haa offered the
H0oaIar sehsolmaatcr 30 O0D year
10 come down there md show them
how 70 make their public schools eiII-
Client In thirteen public schools IN
Chicago many o the Writ IDEAS n
efficiency aTe thiH year being nut inIn
force Kansas CIty haa had men IN
CARY studying the new methods f.
public school system of the whole
country Is feeling he impulse.
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Mems Club Addressed by DIR. HelIy,

The Mems Club of Ascension Pro-
testant Episcopal Church, Of this city,
held a very interesting social meet
ing on Wednesday night. The Parish
House, IN which the meeting was
held, had been beautifully decorated
with autumn leaves and flowers by
the ladies of the parish. Rev. S. Hill
ton Orriek. the rector, presided. and
explained the object and purposes OF
the clubs existence. emphasizing the
fact that 1t is not intended to BE- in
any sense sectarian IN It's scope. but
intended TO afford an opportunity TO
the men of Westminster To cultivate
the social side of the religious life,
and find stimulus in association to
increased interest In advancing the
Kingdom of God in the community.
DR.. Howard A. Kelly. the we'll known
specialist. of Baltimore, was the
speaker Of the evening. Sandwiches,
with coffee and cigars wer eserved.
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TNI0NTllns.

II. aud Mrs. George SelDy Here
called 20 Baltimore On Monday on ae-
count Of lHe illness of their daukntaf.
~. ]. :. HaIlenheTry and dauEh-
ter. Miss Gorlns. and Nil Lucille
Weaver spent fes daYs in NestmIns-
ter he pal wssk
AIaa DIane siItlg 4 visiting Ia IIal-
timore
Mr. J. ! Weaver and Mrs. :. Ogden
attended the Friends Yearly Meeting
In session IN Baltimore
Mrs.. Mary HaRn Is On the sick list.
M H. i. Weaver Il spending lev
daya In baltimore.
Neasrg. John Romapert and Ray-
mond Graham recently sailed for
Europe on the Hattleahip Wyoming.
Charles Smith. eoloned. haH sold hls
property 10 Nathaniel fbetteT known
as zBud'l Jones. for .l35.
Mr.. l. Reese of Bark I'LL, Kas
taken to Baltimore 10 a hospital on
Tuesday.
Mf. Thomas Routson continues to
be On the invalid list
Mrs.. Pearla MeMaster accompanied
her friend Miss Morris. 10 Baltimore
on Tuesday and returned Wednesday
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Clerks Office.

His Honor Judge Thomas has ex-
cused the following jurors drawn on
the Goth of October:
Taneytown District. William II
Bowers; Myers District, John "
Crowl; Woolery's District, James e
Evans: Freedom District, John Har-
ris; Manchester District, Francis NJ
Slack; Westminster District, Ephraim
Bachman; Franklin District, DIR. Ed
win D. Cronk; and has caused 20 be
drawn In their place and stead Herb
ert II. Humbert, Milton ]. Study, Rob
ert E. Lee. David L. Brown, Jesse s
Myers, George w. Bowers, and
Michael r. Bentz.
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Tnloniown Lutheran Charge.

Communion service; Winters
church, November 2, at 10 a. M. Mt
Union church, November 1G, at 10 n.
m; Baust church, November %. al
1870 a. III. Preparatory service Sat
urday previous at 30 p. m.
Sister Sophia Jepson. head sister OF
the Deaeoness Mother House, will be
In charge on November and 0. She
will address the congregation at
Winters On Saturday. November 8. al
2.30 p. m: at uniontoWn, November g.
at 1890 a. M; at Baust, 40 p. m.
at Mt. Union at 7.30 p. m. The church
es will be decorated with fruits and
vegetables for the home.
On Sunday evening. November g.
the Christian Endeapor Society at
Banst will observe Maryland Day
Harry B. FogIe, secretary of the
County c. e. Union, will address the
society at that time Rev. G. w
Baughman. pastor.
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W0ODBIsR.

Quite q number OF our friends at
tended the Frederick Fair last week
Cupid was also there with his darts
which pierced the hearts Of two oi
our young men, also one of our young
ladies', and resulted N the marriage
of cur popular young barber TO Miss
Elsie Green. Jesse Grimm was the
other young man who took for his
bride Miss CLANCY, OF WatersYille. the
daughter Of Mr.. and Mr.. Oliver
Chaney Of the same place. Thes Eill
reside at This place.
Mr. Samuel Hess has completed his
neH barn. which will take the place
OF the one destroyed by the recent
cyclone. The ladiea Of the neighbor-
hood served lunch at noon On the day
OF the raising Mr. Hess i now pre-
pairing to rebuild hfs dwelling house
Charley Wolbert will rebuild his
barn. The frame viii be raised We'd
neaday, October 20. Tho Ladies' aid
Society Of Morgans Chapel Nethudisl
Episcopal Church viii serve dinner
Thomas A. Harrison Is having an
addition built 10 his residence.
Ernest !. HarriRon and Thomas u
Fleming aGe laying concrete walks
around their dwelling houses.
The Woodbine Sunday School Cor
net Band Rill hold IN oyster supper
ia l. II. GosneIl's hal on November
IL aud l..
November 4 l. election day and
every Democrat should 20 to The
poles and fote thp ticket from tnp u
bottom, Above al things they SHOULD
vote for Senator Lee. ~ he i needed
In Washington - help President Vii
Hun aud the members . Senate
Remember that rRrran said IN ons oi
htz speeches moi long ago that What
We need IN Washington ! mar
from Maryland - tie Wilson's hands
Your correspondent las added thess
feW remarks T. hia Items hat they
maY be read bY Home one Who has not
given the subject much thought
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MIIIIIrs-

Mr.. and Mra. Charles Giller are
spending several weeks At Jersey
cIty. n. J.
Mra. George DeHoff Visited her
children at Baltimore over Sunday.
Marie. the infant ehlld Of Luther s.
Wentz and vie. Who was III with
snasms. Is much improved
Mrs. George Smith aud children,
Elxa and Adda, Of near Old Fort.
visited her parents. Mr.. and Mra
George Barber. laat Wednesday and
Thursday.
Mrs. Charles Miller and daughter,
Frances. of Baltimore. who spent the
past six weeks at the home Of the
formers parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leon
ard BerEheimer. and family. near
here, returned home this week.
Samuel Frank and wife. of Ohio.
who are visiting here. spent Saturday
visiting George Barber and wife.
Fern Miller. who has been Ill with
tonsilitla. Is improving.
The new minister will preach here
Sunday morning.
Some Of our people are butchering
early hogs.
Mrs. John Frank. near here. who
was very i'll with jaundiee. is some
what improved. but Is unable to be
about.
Charles Martin, Who was confined
10 bed last week Is about again.
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WESTMINSTER Md FRIDAY AFTERNOON OCTOBER 81, 1913

government with two privileges--the
right to choose the Liquor License
Board and the members OF the Police
Commission"
Ex-Attorney- General Straua and At
torney- General Poe made brief ad-
dresses. Most Of the speakers vent
TO ReIsterstown by automobile and re-
turned To Baltimore.
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Marriage Licenses.

John Addison. Phoebus, Va, and
Mary Thomas Mereeron, Sykesville,
Md.
james N. Barnes and Bessie Y. Ward
both Of Finksburg, Md.
George L. Scheffer, Manchester, and
Sadie NJ. Zepp. snydersburg.
Earl l.. Hyde. New Windsor, and
Laura G. Gutman, Baltimore
Monroe II. Hufford. Lincoln. Pa.
and Belva l. Brubaker. EphraIa, Pa.
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next Tuesday, November /, Is EIec-
tion Day. Let every Democrat come
out and rote and help make the Demo-
cratic majority the largest in years.
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Methodist Episcopal Church.

Sunday school 9.f5 a. m. Quarterly
Communion service 1870 a. N. up
worth League 6.45 p. m. Evening
worship 7.30 o'clock. Prayer meeting
Wednesday evening, 7.30 o'clock.
Dedication of social hall, Monday.
November 10Th. Special services on
Sunday. November 9th.
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County Commissioners.

The board granted Charles Sykes
of Hampstead district, a special pen
sion of SIS.
Plus Orendorff, of Westminster dis
trict. was granted a special pension
of S..
Carrie Nichols, at the request of the
State Lunaey Commission, was trans
ferred from Rosewood State Training
School to Springfield State Hospital.
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Methodist Protestant Church.

Sunday school and Adult classes
$50 a. m. Public worship at 1890 a
m, and D. m. The
Young Peoples Society and CON
gregatlon will hold a joint service
in the evening. Topic: THE Ideal
Christian, and his Divine Helper,
Wednesday evening, prayer service.
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Next Tuesday, November /, Is Flee.
tion Dat. Let e'ery Democrat come
ont and tote and help make the Demo-
cratic majority the largest In years.
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Next Tuesday, November !, Is Flee
tion Day. Let every Democrat come
out and fote and help make The Demo-
cratic majority the largest IN years.
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MIIlFOIlIl.

Don't forget the oyster supper ElY-
en- b the Medford Grange On Satur-
day evening. November s. Every
body lis Invited. The Name Social
which was To be given by The Grange
az this place on Thanksgiving Will be
postponed until n later date on ae-
count of 30 much going on that night
Mrs. |. !. stoner and daughters,
Eta. Marie and samora. spent Salnr-
day last in Baltimore. with Bernard
%. Donnells.
Mrs. Mollie Horn Is spending some
time in Baltimore visiting relatives.
Mr.. John X. stoner. Of Atlanta. Ca.
spent several days With Mr. |. N
Stonef and family the past week.
Mrs. Ella Martin entertained al
dinner on Wednesday. Rev. and Mrs
q. y. Banghman and little grand
daughter, Miriam Fogle, of Union
town.
Mrs. !. !. Stoner and Mrs. John NJ
Bale attended the Mite Society Al
Howard DeYilbiaa at Sans Creek.
Mrs. Jesse Bale and son. Sterling
and Mrs. George Hoover visited their
mother, Mrs. Sarah Nagle. at Man
chester, on Wednesday.
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Next Tuesday, November 4, Is EIec-
tiOn Day. Let every Democrat come
out and vote and help make the Demo-
cratic majority the largest in years.
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sext Tuesday, November 1, l. Flee
ton Da,. Lei ever, Democrat come
ont and fote and help make the Demo-
cratic majority the largest In years.
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Next Tuesday. November |, l. Elec-
tlon Day. Let every Democrat come
out and fote and help make the Demo-
cratic majority the largest IN years.
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Salem LnIheral Chane.

St. John's-sunday school m;
Divine service 10 a. n.
St BenIamin'a,-Sunday school ! p.
m. Divine services, ? p.. N. v. r.
Hersh, pastor.
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Il heard that Jones said he would
trust me With his poeEetbooE. What
do you think of Ihat?a
II don't think there's anything In
it."-Brooklyn Citizen.
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Cholly--"The dentist told me had
a large cavity that needed filing.
EInel-eDid he recommend any
special course of study 2n--London
Public 0plonion.