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FOUR INJURED
IN AUTOMOBILE CRASH-THREE WOMEN
AND MAN IN MACHINE THAT
HITS BRIDGE.

Three women and one man we're
injured in an automobile accident
which occurred at SykesYIiIe about
0 o'clock Sunday night. Mrs. viii
lam Zepp, her two daughters. Misses
Anna aud Grace Zepp. who I've near
Marriottsyllle, and John Jager. Of
MnrrottsvIlle. were the victims. They
were riding in an auto owned b the
young mans father, August 1ager.
superintendent of the MarrlolIafllle
soapstone Quarry.
Miss Grace Zepp was riding In the
front seat with Jager. The other Two
women occupied the back seat. As
the machine approached IN Iron
bridge over the patapaco River. at
Sykesville. IL took turn IN Tn road.
Just what happened no one seems 10
know. but the vehicle ran Into o.Ie Of
the large Iron pillars II the end Of
the bridge. The car was smashed 10
pieces. Mr.. Jager and MIS- Grace
Zepp we're hurled through the sIndz
shield and the other two women ssre
thrown out. That they we're not
hurled over the hand raII oE the
bridge into the water about . feat
below seems almost remarkable. Ms
Grace Zepp and JaEer we're badly cut
and tho girl was unconscious.
it' IN said that the machine II the
ono formerly owned b. Thomas 4.
Anderson and which figured in m &C
cident In May. At thai time Hra.
Anderson Was 20 seriouaIY injured
that she died and her husband zuent
several weeks In the hozuIIHl
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JAMES HORNE
FOUND DEAD
HUNTERS SEE HIS FOOT HANGING FROM
BARBED- WIRE FENCE.

With one foot caught In barbed
wire fence Ioar feet from the ground,
on the property Of Dr. William b..
Rider. at HelaIersto.n. where he was
employed a. earetaker. the body OF
james Horne Has found between 6
and ! o'clock Tuesday night. He had
been dead aome time.
Il VAS thought Mr.. Horne left his
home shortly after dinner to pay a
visit 10 the adjoining farm of T. Davis
Hill. aud from the position OF the
body II Il thought thai he was climb
Ing the fence when his foot became
entangied and he was thrown bach
ward.
4 mark on his forehead showed
where his head struck the ground,
the blow causing 4 severe hemorr-
hage from The mouth. Il In thought
that he became exhausted in the
struggle u release hla foot, as he was
. man Of 70 years. The body was
found b. Harry Wagner and Jesse
Hltzel. Who we're out cunning.
Justice ]. Smith 0rrick. OF Glyndon.
was notified and had the body exam
ined b. uT. J. frank Miller. A Jury
OF inquest .aa summoned aud a YER
diet given thai death vas caused BY
hemoTThHEe. due To an accidental
fall. DR.. Miller and the men who
found the body HeTe The only witness
IS, TIE body HaH turned over 70 J.
+. Eline. oi Relaterstosn. who pre-
pared Il Tor burial.
DR. rider Waa notified shortly after
the bodY had been found and com
mnnIeafed RIIh daughter OF Mr..
Horne. HHo iIYaa IN Baltimore. He
also has another daughter and two
soma.
Mr.. Horne had worked on many OF
tho large estates in the county and
WI considered GOOD gardener. Ho
waa Of snoIIIah birth and had been In
the country sine Iss8. He worked
for seven ysHTH - gardener for Con.
Felix AgnuH n ths Green Spring Val
lev
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PERSONALS.

Miss Ethel Study spent last week
with her grandfather. Ir. jacob zahn,
of Frizellburg.
Miss Elizabeth GeIman attended the
recital given At Blue nIdge. College
Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Frank v. FonEe. Maln-Court
Inn, will 60 10 Atlantic City On Tues
day to spend Christmas.
Rev. S. Hilton orrIeE zpent Monday
with Bishop John Z. Murray 1T his
summer home IN EmmIIaburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. james II. Ryiand.
west Main street. made business
trip TO Baltimore On Wednesday.
Dr. Eugene n. snIlIfan has been
called 10 Worcester. Aazs.. on ae-
count Of the death oI h aunt.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph :. shriyer.
Willis street. are spending several
days this week In Ker York Clt,
Miss Flosale HandIeY. West Main
street, spent n fen da.a this week
with the Misses Bricker. Of Baltimore.
Mr. and Mrs. Carroll AIbaueh and
Miss Mariana A1hanEn visited friends
In Baltlmora several dz.z this week.
A marriage license IS issued at
Ellieott City on Monday % Tyson
Snowden and Amanda uo1sey. both OF
Carroll county.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Marker and
Mr.. and Mrs. George : Marker and
children, Of stonersYIlls. Hpenl We'd
nesday In baltimore
Mr. and Mfa. Matthias :. CHI. of
Philadelphia. Pa. spent Sunday With
the latter'H parents. -. and Mrs.
George ID. fouks. Eat Mzln street
Rev. Levin soihHon h returned to
the home Of h daughter. Mrs. John
coekeY. OF ReiafaHzIoKns after spend
Ing several weeks on he Western
Shore.
Edward Roller. Lillian Roller. Earl
Roller and Mis1 NamI. sharrer. Of
Baltimore. attended Ih# funeral Of
their grandfather. PHILIP Humbert. OF
near Union Mile. N Wednesday.
Mr Lewis I. shTItsr and Mr. and
Mira. Ira & Lawyer. q Union AIIla.
and Mr and MrH. Sterling Lawyer. Of
Westminster. Wsfa n Hanover. Pa.
on Saturday evening inspecting the
new poatofiiee building.
Mr. and Nra. noeE sIanabur, IN
tariaiaed the following guests n their
home near Westminster IazI Sunday
Mr. and MrH =. = Mitchell. Misses
Eva Klaus. Helen gamUIHII and Hazel
stansbury. AeaHrH. HenIamIn lard
esiy. Luther Gibson nd John sians-
bury. all Of Washington. !. Z.
Mr.. and Nrz Join = Frock, sr.,
entertained On SUNDAY evening n
their home. neaT uHIauH. Mfz and MfR
Upton DaYhon and daughters. Annin.
Evelyn, fallIe and Dorothy. Hr. and
Mrs, { : E,<lssrf1 - daughters.
Pansy and HazeI. nd AIHa Ruth
Frock, all ai Delnar. - Mr. Clarence
Hahn, Of SeR Midway
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Ruby

Mrs. Lima T. Ruby. wife of Roscoe
Il RUBY. died on Saturday. December
!. # SO o'clock at the home Of her
father-ln-law. Mr.. William II. RUBY.
IN snydersburg, OF Brlghts disease
and paralysis OF the heart. Her aee
Nas : years. Besides her husband
one little daughter. three years old
survives also her mother. Mira l,aYId
: Isiater. and six brothers. George
anf James i,eIstor. OF near snydara.
burg David ~. OF near F1nkaburs
Ifaht and Kenny, OF near Hampstead
fhomaa. of Philadelphia, Pa. and on
sister. Ars. Jennie Elsoroad. NJ home
Funeral services we're hold at ST
lohnss lIselater'sl Church on Monday
afternoon. Rev r. 7, Brown. pastor
81 Hampstead Lutheran Church ON.
eiatinK. The pallbcarers we're. Fnh-
THim i. Reed, John r. Reed. Willie Z.
Hsed. Gnryen VI. Webster. Clarence 7
shsrrer and Albert s. Houek. Funeral
directors. {. V. Upton 4 Son.
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Ere IT 80 O'Clock on Monday af-
ternoon destroyed the large haSshed
md about % tons of straw belonging
10 J. =. Pyle. of Graeeham, causing
loss Of about 1920. Mr.. Pyle carried
lIshI insurance upon the destroyed
property. The fire Is the third one
Mr RYle has had since 1907, his large
warehouse burning that year and
causing him n net loss. after all in
snranee was paid. of about $1,000.
Three years ago the warehouse. which
stood on the site of the one burned
xas destroyed. then filled with straw,
causing = loss Of about 81 800. This
FIRE HaH caused by sparks from a
Western Maryland train and that
road paid the loss. In speaking OF
the fire Mr Pyle stated that about 10
tons of baied straw was In the build
IN aud thai three men were at
work halIng straw when the
fire broke out He stated he
was not present at the time. but
the three men told him that when they
saw the FIRE. the fire area was not over
4 yard square. but near a pile of
looge straw. which was covered by
flames almost Immediately. The baler
Has operated BY horse and no engine
used
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DEATHS.
Benner.

benner.
Miss Elizabeth M. Benner. of near
uniontown, died on Tuesday. Decem.
Der 16. at the home of her nephew
Ihomes j. Kaufman, in Baltimore
Death was due to a complication OF
diseases. Her age was rs years. and
she was the daughter of the late Mr..
ana Mrs. John Benner. She is sur
YiYed by one brother, John Henry
Benner, OF near Uniontown. Her
sister, Mrs, Jacob Kaufman, died about
two weeks ago.
The remains were brought to West
Minister this morning and services
we're held at Krider'a I.utheran
Church, near this city, Rev. G. "
sanghman officiating Interment waa
made In the adjoining cemetery. The
pallbearers were: William Il. IJftIa
noah W. Miller. John Hiyely. Alfred
Young, Leander Gladhill and Simon
: Weaver. Funeral director. James
n. stoner.
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Stlll11alklng "HOgs.,

log talk Is still In order through
ont Carroll county. The season has
been Just cold enough to shape the
meat and the farmer has much to brag
aa a5ae hogs are of good size and
Ihz=z5ls IS fair market for them.
TheINelght Of the hog has become
one Of The big things of the killing and
every person In a neighborhood is In
tereated In his hog being the heaviest.
Many heavy ones have already been
slaughtered and reported. A few
weights are still coming In. Joshua
I. Ioeue. three. 351, 304, 294, anu one
spring pig. I'll; Fred Magin, April
pigs, seven. 22s, 163, 160, 1859, 156, l54,
I6s: seven 12-month pigs, 504, 332,
az. 81. 314. 32s and 312; Leonard
FrIeks two April pigs, 234, 220; ular-
enee Magin. two i2-month pigs, 422.
ses; ". E. Freyman. two March pigs,
30s and GAG.
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Arnold.

HASH Arnold. OF Warfieldapure
aled at The home OF his daughter. Mrs.
pachei sellman, on Monday. Dseem-
Der 10. aged rs years. Mr.. Arnold
ilYed alone, his wife having died about
thirteen years ago, and on the Thurs
day before his death he was found by
the stove In his kitchen. paralyzed
and IN semi-consoious condition
lie said he fell down ON the porch the
day before while bringing some wood
INTO the kitchen. and was barely able
10 drag himself in the house. He was
taaen At once TO his daughters home.
Besides Mrs. Sellman another
daughter, Mrs. David Baker. of Union
fridge. survives him. also a son. Mr.
Elles Arnold, OF New Market. Fred
eTlek county. Funeral services we're
held on Wednesday afternoon At the
church OF God at warfeldsburg. Rev.
L r. Murray officiating. lnterment
sas made In the adjoining cemetery.
me palibearers were Herbert Baker.
George Harris. John Lowell. Calvin
1ook. George Phillips and Daniel
H0llingar Funeral director. :. {.
sharrrer.
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Feulz.

Mr. Solomon Foutz died II hia home
In New Windsor last Friday. Dsesm-
Der ~, aged 81 years lie i survived
By the following ehIldTan Mrz
Charles Sheets and Robert : FoaIz.
OF New Windsor. Mr.. William uar-
mon and Mrs Clara Kelly. Of BALL
moro. Mrs. Minnie Holmes md Iohn
D. Foutz OF this city.
Funeral services sere held II Har=
heldsburg Church Of God. on Sunday
at II o'clock. Elder Abraham shudsf
officiating. assisted b HeF. John i.
GonsO The paiihearefa xersz Join
Baker, John Bnadef. Charles Zenp.
John Roop Truman Lambert and ID
gard West Funeral directors. HaT=
gey Bankard 4 Son
Mr. Foutz was n house painter =
trade aud widely known n Frederick
and Carroll counties. where II nd
been knight of the brush Tor uIIY=
five years. In earlier lie b al fol
lowed tho business of aneIIonsanIna
In politics he was n Republican.
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Mormons Of the United States estl-
mate their loss at 10000. DO from the
revolution In Mexico.
A report from Philadelphia states
that {. II. Myers. Of Hanover. Pa.
formerly Of this county. md : brother
OF Milton Myers. Vet MaIn street,
cleaned-up again IN the Daffed Rock
class at the Philadelphia poultry
show. In progress lHIa week in the
LIST Regiment Armory. corner of
Broad and ealIoHhlIl streets. Mr..
Myers winnings ara - follows. lat,
Ord, 4th, 9th and gIh hen: Ist. ard. 18th
and. 9th pulleI. IHI. .rd. I'll and 9TH
cookerei; 1st pullet=bTed pen.
The postofflee Is the busiest place in
town Just nov. Postmaster Unrsneh
Is determined that Ne ahalI all get
what's coming Ii n anI announces
his intention Of delivering the parcel
post packages as s0on n they arrive:
he will detail extra men 1or the work,
and the packages thai come On Christ
mas Day will al h delivered. The
rural carriers viii 20 out on Christ
mas Day. City carriers vii make
the early morning delivery and col
lection all over town. and collection
will be made on Main street at l
o'clock In the afternoon.
The annual meeting of he Maryland
State Turnpike Association was held
yesterday in Frederick. It which road
questions we're discussed. Twenty
ak members were present. represent
ing about 2b0 miles of rad IN Wash
ington. Carroll. Frederick and Balti-
more counties. Daniel y Doub. of
HagerstoWn. presided and addresses
were made BY President Thomas A.
Murray, OF Baltimore. and Noah e.
Cramer. OF Frederick. The sentiment.
was that Ii another bond Issue IL
passed by the Legislature for State
roads. the bill should direct the nur-
chase first of established IurnpIkes.
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Oar.

Robert o. Day. for 30 yeara zsztIon
foreman at Gathers. Nd. died On
Wednesday at ST. Joseph.a Hospital.
Baltimore, after IN Illness Of about
one week. Mr.. Day waa : YeaTs old
and had lived at Gathers al hIa lie.
Some time ago he invented rail
road spike which VIII prevent IaIla
from spreading.
His body has been removed 70 his
home at Gathers. where the funeral
will take place tomorrow. I've sons
and two daughters survive hin. The
sons are Maurice II. Day. IN engineer;
Wade w. Day car Inspector Tor the
baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
pany; Robert e. Day. q farmer. Trug=
tin p Day, brakeman On the Penn
sylyania Railroad. and Holly {. Day.
conductor for the United Railways.
of Baltimore.
Intcrment will take place IT Spring
field Cemetery, Sykesyille.
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COURT HOUSE NEWS.
COURT ADJOURNED WEDNESDAY
LONGEST SESSION FOR YEARS.
Transfers Of Real Estate, Marriage
Licenses, Etc.
Court Proceedings.

Francis II. Sprague VS.. Danit. ".
Smith; Assumpsito tried before jury;
verdict for defendant for s5s.74:
Clemson and Tippett for plaintiff; II
L. Walsh and Steele for defendant
Charles w. King vs.. William Il.
Shaeffer, attachment; tried before
jury; verdict for plaintiff; Hon and
Steele for plaintiff; Weant and Reif.
snider for defendant.
Virgil Baker VS.. George II. Bevardi
assumpsit; tried before jury: verdict
for plaintiff for $3s0.2s; Steele for
plaintiff; Bond 4 Parke for defend
ant.
State OF Maryland, use of Arthur +
Lambert; suit on injunction bond:
tried before jury; verdict for plain
tiff for one cent damages: Brown for
plaintiff; Steele for defendant.
State VS.. Joseph Decesto: felonious
assault; tried before jury; verdict
guilty of the attempt Neant for
State; Reifsnider (appointed BY
Court for defendant. Sentenced to
penitentiary Tor two years.
State vs.. Elmer Taylor; larceny.
new trial granted.
Court adjourned on Wednesday
after the longest session in a number
of years.
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snaln.

Mrs Louisa Smith. widow Of John
Smith, died at her home IN Union
Bridge after q short illness 81 pnsnz
monla, on Tuesday morning. Deeemz
ber IS, aged IS years Ter husband
died about 2e years aKo.
Mrs Smith is survived b to child
Ten. Frank Smith and MIzz Annie
smith. at home. three aIHIsFa. MFa.
Ellen Nusbaum. OF Frederick. Mfz
Eliza Blackstone and Mr. HsIseez
Haggh. OF Sans Greek. to brothers.
Wallace HauEh. Of LadIeHhnFg aud
Joseph Haugh. of Good Intent. shs
was a member OF st. nanI.H Reformed
Church Union Bridge
Funeral services we're held = lie
residence on Thursday II ! o'clock.
Rey. Martin sehwaitzeT. her pastor
officiating tutefmenl - n Noun
tain View Cemetery.
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McGINEIs SIDING.

Mr.. Miles Long is building a new Ice
house.
Mr.. Joshua Murdock, assisted by
Jacob Long and James Tawney. killed
three large porkers Weighing respect
iyely COL, $50, 6371s.
Mr.. Max Fandry, Isaac Lone and
". Sinnott spent Saturday In West
minister.
Mr. Charles Sykes spent the week
end with Mrs. Miles Long.
Robert Green spent Saturday visit
Ing his daughter, at McDonogh. Nd.
Mr.. Andrew Long entertained some
visitors on Sunday.
Mr.. William Logan, deputy oollec-
tor, OF Hagerstown, paid an official
visit 10 McGinnis Distillory.
1 number of our young people at
tended the revival at the Bethel rap
= Tuesday evening.
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HeItehridIe.

afa. Mary Heitebridle died on Fri
da{. December II. at the home Of her
Han. Joseph WantE. near MayherTy.
shs vas nearly 10 years Of axe. Be
EideH her son. one daughter, Mr..
susan Wants, Of IndlaBna. surzIYea
her. alHo two brothers. Joseph and
Samuel Helwig. OF near Pleasant Val
laY.
arH, Heitebridle was n member Of
ins Lutheran congregation of BauaI
Church where funeral services were
held on Monday at II o'clock. the
pastor. Rev q. w. Baughman. ofileiat-
IN. Tie pallhearers were. Edward
Iarhaugh, John spangler. Scott
F1easle, Levi Hull. Augustus Myers
md Addison Humbert. Funeral direez
I0r. :. D Fuss.
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iamuIIE

Mrs Sarah J. iam8tte. sIdas Of
George w. iamUtle. died y haF home
IN York, Pa. on Sunday night l.
eembor ~, aged o. yeaTa
Mrs. lAmotte NaH MIzH Mcclellan
before her marriage md -. - HuHu
and raised In Hampstead sha / HuT=
Fiyed by three children -. William
Greagcr. Mru. Frank AnD0Id aaa Hr.
Harrison iamotts. al Of TuTk. auI
one sister. Miss Emma Mcclellan.
also OF York.
The remains were brought II
Hampstead on Wednesday morning
and services were held IN n Luther
an church. Rev T. I. Drown aIIeIaI=
Ing. lntermenl saH made n -
Hampstead Cemetery. Tie naIIIszTz
efs we're; George Il. NarehIme. !. y
kelbaugh. II, X fdppy. Z. =. Murray.
Z. NorthinRtan and y !. liam.
Funeral directors. {. :. Tipiou : sau.
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Orphans Court.

Monday. December l5th.-letters
testamentary under the last will and
testament of Charles Zeigler. deeeaa-
ed. were granted TO Joseph II. and
William r Zeigler. who received var
rant to appraise and order to notify
creditors: also order TO sell real e.
tate.
Amanda A. Lennon, exeeutrix Of
james ". Lennon, deceased. received
order to transfer securities and set
tied her first and final account.
Arthur \. Becraft, acting executor
Of Milton Lee Becraft, deceased. vas
granted additional warrant To ap-
praise personal property.
Tuesday. December 1Gth.-lettera
of administration on the estate Of
William H. Perry, late Of Carroll
county, deceased, we're granted TO
Amelia F. Ferry. who received war=
rant to appraise and order to notify
creditors.
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BrOdbeck-Warner.

In Trinity Reformed parsonage.
Hanover, Pa, at o'clock Sunday
evening, December IA. the pastor.
Rev. NJ. ]. Roth, united in marriage
Charles w. Brodbeck and Miss Anna
n. c. Warner, of Hanover, a former
resident of Lineboro.
After the ceremony the happy
couple went to their newly furnished
home. 622 Abbottstown street, Han
over. where they will reside.
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Boone.

]. y. Boone. an aged resident Of
Carroll county, died from the mfr
mites Of age at the home of his aonz
In=law. John e. Burlington. near Union
Bridge. Thursday morning of last
week. aged rs years and II days. lie
was a native of Frederick county and
leaves the following children: Mrs.
John e. Burlington, near Union
Bridge: w. c. Boone, Union CITY.
Ind. and Stephen A. Boone. of VIr-
ginia. The funeral was held on Sun
day. Interment was made at Beaver
Dam Church.
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GrInth.

Mrs Elizabeth GrifIith widow Of
Philomen II. Griffith. Of Frederick
county. died suddenly Friday morning
at the home OF her daughter. hrs. Ed
win Waters, near Goshen. She Is sur
viyed by four sons and three daugh=
ters. The funeral took place aI ID
O'Clock Monday morning from the
residence OF Mrs. Waters. Burial xaa
at Mount Airy. Mrs. Griffith Haa be
fore her marriage a Miss Wood.
Her age was 72 years.
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Transfers Of Real Estate.

Rachel c. Il. Phillips to Thos. 4.
Phillips, and wife, conveys 81 acres,
for 81 900.
Mary II. Mather and husband to
Jane E. Earhart and husband. convey
y acre, for S3S00.
John N. Weaver and wife To Wilbur
L. Koontz, convey acres. 3 roods and
II perehes, for $500.
Westminster Deposit & Trust Co..
to Joseph w Myers and wife. conveys
119 acres, for 81.
Richard II Bennett and wife to Jas.
r Weer, convey 1919 square feet. for
S2700.
Harry {. Reese and wife to Inn
nah NJ Reese and husband. eonFe5
115 roods. for 81.
Hannah NJ. Reese to Harry Z. Reese
and wife. convey 1l5 roods, for 81.
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Methodist Episcopal Church.

Sunday school 9.15 a. m. Morning
Worship 1870 o'clock. Subject of
sermon: Gods Gift to Men," Ep-
worth League 6.45 p. m. Evening
worship 30 o'clock. Subject of SER
mon: If Christ had not come"
Beautiful Christmas music will be
rendered by the choir at the morning
and evening service. Prayer meeting.
Wednesday. 80 p. m. Sunday school
Christmas entertainment, Tuesday.
December 30 at 7.30 p. m.
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Klein.

Mrs. Mary NJ. Klein, aged so years
and p days, widow OF the late L. Fred
erIek Klein, died at her home near
IInganore, on Friday morning. She
L survived by eight children, David
and George. near West Falls: Mrs.
Louisa Schneider, near Woodyille: !:
Mrs Ella Ecker, near Llbertytown:
Lizzie. Clara, Anna and Ida, at home.
Interment was made at Locust Grove
and services by Elders ]. O. WIlllar
and silas Utz. Mr.. Bowman, Of 1t
Airy, had charge OF the funeral.
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WEDDINGS.
Keefer.

Miss Minnie b. Keefer daughter o.
Mr.. and Mrs William F. Keefer. near
Middleburg, and Mr.. j, Raymond Dot
terer, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. William Il.
Dotterer, of townsville. were married
at the home OF the brides parents NJ
noon Thursday of last week by Rider
d. o. Metz, of the Church Of the
Brethren. After the ceremony re-
eeption was held.
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Marriage Licenses.

Roy A. Basler, Westminster, and
Cecilia {. Bowers, near Winfield.
David Grouse and Lucy koontz,
both of Silver Run.
Meryn II. Benner and Ellie ".
Homer. both OF Adams county. Pa.
William A. Ekas, Baltimore, md
Addie Irene Grimm, Union Bridge.
Elmer w. Baker, Mt. Morris. III.
and Ida Manetta Snader, New Wind
sor, Md.
Walter c. Long and Katherine {.
Hoffman, Union Bridge. Md.
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YalentIEe-OhIer.

Miss Adelaide r. ohler, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Rowe Ohler, near En-
mitsburg, and Mr.. Lenny B. Valentine.
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Valentine.
of Keysville, we're married on Thurs
day of last week at the home Of the
brides parents by the Rev. Hamilton
Fox, of Thurmont.
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Hefbodist protestant Cburch.

1910 a. m. Public Worship. Christ
mas anthems and sermon by DIR. r. T.
Tagg. Of Baltimore. 7.30 p. m, Christ
mas Choral Service. The Christ Life
Told IN Song. by the choir. $50 a.
m. Sunday school and Adult Glasses.
Study Theme: THE Nativity"
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Balley.

Annie Harnson Bailey. wife Of Iohn
2. Bailey, died on December i. #
her late residence. I'll Maryland
avenue, Baltimore. aged u yeara.
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!. FranLlln,s work Renewed.

Lightning rods placed on St. Paul's
Cathedral. London. by Benjamin
Franklin 140 years ago, hayo lust been
replaced BY new ones. The wise
American was the pioneer in this kind
Of work.