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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-10-03
IIueh.

The funeral Of Edward Buch, sho
died at the Maryland University Hos
pItal on Sunday afternoon. took place
al bis former home In Eldershurg,
Tuesday afternoon and from Free
dom Methodist Episcopal church.
South. The services were conducted
By the Rev. Mr.. Birmingham and the
pallbearers were Will Lee, Clarence
Lindsay. Il. Williams, Ernest RideIey,
James GIlroy and William Milky.
For five years Buch had been a
helpless cripple. as the result OF an
accident. He vas caught In the
machinery Of q elder mil and before
help could reach him he vas terribly
hurt and his spinal cord so injured
that he vas paralYzed from the waist
down. Everything that medical
science could suggest was done for
his relief. without avail. Recently
he partially recovered the use Of his
limbs and IL was decided to try an
operation in the hope Of bringing
complete restoration. The poor body
vas unable to stand the strain and
The young man gradually grew weak
ct until death mereifully came II his
relief
During all the years since the acct
dent he suffered without complaint
and was cheerful. confidently expect
ing that time would restore him again
70 health. He Has % years old and
much beloved b those who knew
him.
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Miller.

Alonzo :. Miller. aged 66 years,
died on September .. at hIs residence,
597 Baker street. Baltimore. Mr.
Miller was a resident Of this city
about 30 years ago. He Has a cigar
maker By trade, having worked at the
business with Mr.. Charles v. Wantz,
and the Anti-NieoIIne Cigar Company.
Mr. Miller married Miss Mollie Will
iams. who lived 1T that time with Miss
nIppard. Funeral took plac. On
Wednesday morning.
He was = member OF the Hepla-
sophs Lodge.
lis body was brought to this city
b. train On Wednesday morning and
taken to Ct Paulsa Reformed Church,
where services we're conducted BY
Rev Calvin s. slagle Interment
was made in Westminster Cemetery.
The pallbearers were: Theodore
Zimmerman. Charles Eckehnode,
William Weagley. David Z. Walsh. G.
Gloyd Lynch and George = Miller.
T. E. Sharrer, funeral director.
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Orphans Court.

Monday, September 29.-Letters OF
administration On the estate OF Mary
Miller, late of Carroll county, deeeas-
ed. were granted to Noah w. Miller
Who returned list of debts due and
settled his first account.
Thomas c. SlIngluff. administrator
Of Louis P Slingluff, deceased, report
ed sale Of personal property.
Lillian Il. Grimes, Administrative of
Elmer Z. Grimes. deceased, reported
sale OF personal property.
II. Newton DeYries md Harry X.
DeVries. executors OF J. Oliver Wad-
low, deceased, reported sale OF real
order n 81.
ecutor Of ManelIa 4. S. jenkins. de-
ceased. reported sale OF real estate on
which the Court granted an order nj
81.
Tuesday. September a0th.--Hannah
L. Diehl. execulrix OF John W. Diehl,
deceased. returned inventory Of per-
gonal property.
The distribution among the eredi-
tors OF George p. Smith. deceased,
Howard Blaxten. administrator. was
finally ratified b the Court
John Il. Stansbury. surviving eI-
ecutor Of George q. slansbury. de-
ceased, returned additional inventory
of money. received order to transfer
stocks, bonds, mortgages and aecuri-
ties, and settled his i1rst and final ac-
count
Charles Fritz. executor OF William
Il. Bloom. deceased, reported sale of
real estate on which the Court grant
ed an order nj Il.
Isaac \. Stoner and Il. Lee st1ner,
acting executors OF Abraham stoner.
deceased. reported sale Of real estate.
NJ 81.
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Morf00t.

Ella L. Morfool. aged II years.
daughter of Mr.. md Mrs. Harry 8.
Morfoot. Of near Trenton. Baltimore
county, died after : short Illness Of
dInltheria. on Saturday afternoon At
the residence of Mr. T. y Tracey.
near Grace Methodist Episcopal
Church, Baltimore county. where she
had lived since childhood Besides
her parents she i survived by two
small sisters. Funeral services we're
held on Sunday afternoon at Mr.
Tracey'a home, Rev. A. I. Mckinley
officiating. The nallbearers were:
John Bergman. John Price, George
Ruby and Raymond Armaeost. Inter
ment In Grace Church Cemetery.
Funeral directors. c. V. Upton Q
Son.
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nouIzahn.

Ezra RoutZahn died IT his home,
near thIs city. On Saturday evening
September "a. aged 10 years. IL
months and "a days. He is survived
h his widow and two sons living at
home and two daughters. one OF whom
Funeral services were held At the
house On Tuesday afternoon II 2
o'clock. hy Elder William E. Roop,
assisted by Elder Brown. InteTment
Has made in Meadow Branch Ceme-
terry. The paIlbearers we're: Reu-
ben Humbert. William Geiman. WILL
am DuIrow, Hurry Young. David
burns and David Kaufman. Funeral
director. James Il. Stoner.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-10-03

Joseph o. Hankard died at HIs home
near Taneyto.n, on Wednesday. oe-
tober l. aged i years. monIhs and
Mre. Monroe uankard. and besides hi
parents is survived b. several broth
ers and sisters. Funeral services viii
be held this afternoon at o'clock =
the Taneytown Lutheran Church. Rev.
l.. ;. Hafer officiating. Funeral d.
rector. G. @. Fuss.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-10-03
IIzrnaH.

Mr.. John II. HarmAn died # bis
home In TaneyIogn On Wednesday.
October !. aged 50 years. months
md 2e days. He In survived b his
sIfe and two daughters. Mrs. Ger
trnde Bosersox. Of Hanover. Pa. and
Mrs. Neltie Arbaugh. nf Hanover.
Junction. Funeral services were held
this morning II 10 o'clock In the
Lutheran Church at TaneYtown. Rev.
:. II. Hafer. officiating. The knights
of Pythlas. of which order Mr. Har-
nan va : member. had charge OF
he funeral. The pallbearers 0ere:
: ID. Reed. y. O. slonaker. b. =. Eull,
Frank Haumgartner. D. J. Hesson and
Ely DuIIera. Funeral director. :. o.
Fuss.
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After IN Illness of about two ,sara.
David i. sterner died II his home. In
Hanover. Pa. It 1870 o'clock :. m.
Friday. September 20. from a eompll-
cation Of diseases. IL age as n
years. J month md IL days.
Mr.. .Ierner Has Q on of MT. and
Hrs. David sIsrnef. IaIa OF Carroll
county. and L survived BY h wife.
whose maiden name xaa Nil Mary
Elizabeth FroeE. daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Michael Frock. If Baelman'a
Valley. Two soma and three daughters
Herbert NJ. sterner md MrH. y. w.
smeaeh. OF Hanover: Clarence Z.
sterner. living II eoalesvilie. Pa. !:
Mrs. Harry zahn, OF Virginia. and
Mrs. Charles Wagner. of New Oxford.
Pa. II is alao survived by Ino sis
Iers-Mrs. Amos EYler. OF near
Woodaboro. an Mrs. Abraham Hahn,
Of near TaneyIoHn.
Funeral was held Sunday afternoon.
September Is. brief services 1t the
house II O'clock. further services at
Trinity Reformed church by the pas
tor. neY. NJ. ]. Roth Intarment IN Mt.
Oliyet cemetery.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-10-03
Hall.

Mr.. Mary nebeckan Hall. widow
Of Robert Charles Hal. who was one
Of the founders OF the Westminster
Gas Light Company md for many
years : prominent merchant IN Bal
timore. died Friday morning. Sep
Iember s, at Her temporary home In
Roland Park. Mrs. all W. the
daughter OF the late :. A. Cunning
ham. Judge o. the Orphans Court OF
Frederick county. and cousin Of the
late William :. Cunningham. of this
city. sne waa born It the Oh fam
Ily home, known a. Buckingham
Place. near HuekeystoHn, Frederick
county. On January 2. 1882. She Is
survived by two sisters. Mrs. Alice l..
Rice, of Frederick, and Mrs. Bruce
Thomas. OF Washington. d. e: and
by five children. Charles L. Hall. OF
Baltimore; Mr.. John 4. WishIman.
of OberIin, Ohio: Mrs. Hiram Woods.
Mrs Frank c. Woods md Miss Eliza
beth Hall, OF Baltimore.
The funeral took place from her
residence. 1014 Madison avenue. Bal
IImore. on Sunday afternoon at
o'clock The nallbearers were Mrs
Halls aons-in=Iaw and grandsons.
Charles l. Hall, Prof. John II.
Wighlman. Dr. Hiram Woods. Alan
Churchill Woods and Robert Hall
Woods.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-10-03
DEATHS



Mrs. Grafton Dulany Rogers, who
resided with her son-in-law and
daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. Guy W. Steele,
N this city, died after q lingering
illness. On Tuesday. September 80.
She was the daughter Of Mr.. Noses
Wright Pomeroy. OF Boston a
nephew of General Seth Pomeroy
who handled the cannon n the colonial
attack IN LouIsbnrg and aftel sard
distinguished himself at Bunker Hill
Mrs. Rogers vas related TO nroni-
nent families Of Maryland and Vir-
glnia. She was devoted 10 music. for
which she had remarkable talent.
She IL survived by tHo daughters
Mrs. Steele and Mrs. J. Howell Car
roll, aud by one son. Mr. II. Wood
ward Rogers.
Interment vii be private, Saturday
morning at Loudon Park cemstery
Baltimore; Rev. s. H. 0rrick ofIlciat-
ing.
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ounty. Commissioners.

A delegation Of progressive citizens
living along the road from ManeheB-
ter to the Pennsylvania line, appear
I'd before the County Commissioners
IN Monday and asked for the road
between the two places TO be improv-
ed. The Commissioners are consider
Ing the request.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-10-03
KImnel.

Mrs. Nary Morgan KImmel. aged
about % years. widow of the late
Anthony z. Kimmei. OF near IInga-
more, On the road from Mt. Airy to
Central. died Wednesday afternoon.
|saptemhzH ~. rom heart failure
which uas brought on, i Is thought,
from all she sustained about a
month 40, breaking her hip. s1e 10
survived BY two daughters and Inree
zonB.
The funeral was held from the
homo place last Friday afternoon at
30 o'clock. InIerment vas made in
Ihe home burial ground.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-10-03
Hassehe


William II. Haesche. 80 years old.
died 81 he inllTmItiea oI age, saplem-
bsr zazHs The Eome n his brother
John :. WaeHene. near BealIsFIlla. IN
Montgomery county
NJ. Yaeaehe xaa TIE aon 81 the
Iate HsHry WasHche. nth whom, Al
the a. 81 ie Years. he started Tor the
California goIdfelda n IS4e. Ills
father aaa president of one d the
companies which were organized nj
that tine 10 Hssk gold and had :
large organized BODY. While cross
lnE the Isthmuz Of Panama the elder
Waeaehs was stricken With fever lie
died O the IHlhmua nd waz buried
there. Tho aou. then determined 10
return % hla home IN Maryland and
after Home months made HI way
hack.
Mr. Nassehe IS born n CarroIleoun-
y, where his family L : weIizEnown
one. After HI return from nanama
he llssd In Maryland for some Years
md TIN went 20 the Valley Of vir-
Einia. He led : retired life for many
yeara. most Of The time AZ Harrison
burg. lie never married and n late
years I'D spent much Of his tine AZ
The home OF ths brother HIth whom he
vas staying when he died lie i sur
Flyed > four ether brothers. Ran
dolph md Theodore waeee1e. OF
Thurmonl. Joseph :. waesehe. of
Westminster. md Charles waesehe, OF
Detour.
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WEDDINGS
SimIWnHY@ee.

Or. Z. Dewitt Simpson, OF Rocnes-
Ler, Mimi. son Of Mrs. :. Simpson. OF
this city, and Hiss Myrtle HarrelI
Pearce we're married Tuesday even
ing, September %. at the home Of the
brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Mar
shall Z. Pearce. 177S Fremont avenue,
Minneapolis, MINI.
Owing to a recent death IN the
brides family the wedding vas a
very quiet one. only members Of the
two families and few friends being
present.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-10-03
Jones'

Mr.. James Armstrong Jones died
at hIz home n SykeHville, On satur=
day. September "a, aged G. Years.
Funeral services we're held On
Monday at ; o'clock It st. HarnabaHi
Church. SyEe1Yllle.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-10-03

Mr. Frederick Darkis. farmer Of
CTeagerstown district, died aI his
home On September %. after , long
Illness. lie was aged 81 years. I
month and 6 days. He wa twice mar
RED. Surviving are the following child
ren by hIa first wife Mrs. Mary 70.
Wiahnef. Of Baltimore, and Mrs. 9. b.
Flock, Of KeyssIlle. He also leaves
> widow. Mrs. Rebecea FOX Darkis.
and the following children. Mrs. En-
ma Guilt and Hrs. EHtelle Buck. OF
baltimore. Mrs. Lethe Flanagan. of
NoodshoHo. and Mr Thomas n. Dar-
Tins, OF near Frederick.
The funeral took place from hIa late
homo. September Is. at 1890 o'clock,
18th services At the house and Iater-
msnt in ereagefHIown.
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Reardon.


At ths age o. 100 years. John Hear
don. native oT County Cork, Ireland,
and for The lasI IS years a Maryland
er. died Tuesday morning az his home.
1907 Vest FaYeIte street, Baltimore.
His death was due to The inIIrInitIes
Of age. from which he had been weak
ening for nearly n year. He died at
2 O'Clock while At hla bedside we're
three generations OF the Hsardnn
family.
The body of the centenarian was
brought TO thIa city this morning.
where i was Inferred in St Iohn's 8
Catholic Cemetery. Tie palibearers
we're I'll members o. hia family.
Funeral director. r, E. sharrer.
II Va in Carroll county. near this
city that for nearly half century
John Reardon farmed after trying his
hand = mining for q period following
his coming to America. And 70 the
air Of Carroll county. TIE clean life of
> farmer and The vitality Of the Rear
don stock "a attributed The wonderful
longevity OF the man.
Up - within ; year Of hIs death his
intereaIz-.outaIda OF horaes and live
stock. shlch Hers hIa hobby--ren-
Tered II no one thing lie tooE keen
delight N the news Of the daY. and
followed events and changes In
things With munh infereat for one of
hlR az.
While farming In Carroll county he
Eaa fnT a time postmaster 0f GIsf
postofIIee. beios thia city. lie had
left Ireland when Is years old. and
shortly after nj In thIz souutF. Anna
Arthur. ~ IrIzRwomzn Of County
Mayo. They married. md their sons
John ]. and Dennis Rsardon. and
daughI.Ts-hfz= Anna Williams and
Ellen usardon-anrvIse them.
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Voters Registered.

Following Is the number Of voters
registered during the primary regis
traIlon day. September 3. and the re-
ulaT fall registration. September .,
OF Democrats and Republicans Of
Westminster district.
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snort.

Mrs. Minnie swort died It her home
near this city laaI night. n the Goth
year OF her age. She Is survived BY
two daughters and one son. The
body will be shipped to CoIbrook. Pa.
tomorrow morning for burial Har-
vey BanEard & Son. funeral directors.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-10-03

Miss Nary Hoover, daughter Of Mr..
and Mr.. Adam Hoover. and Vernon
Hckenrode. son Of Mr.. md Mrs. John
Eekenroda, OF Westminster, we're
married 1t the home Of the brides
aunt, Miss sallIe Hoover. Tuesday, by
Rev. Father McAdama. Walter sulli-
van, cousin of the bride. was best
man, and Mrs. Margaret Orr sister
Of the groom, maIron Of honor. VIII
mont Sullivan vas flower girl.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-10-03

Mrs. Amanda Henner. widow Of the
late George Renner, died on SepIem-
Der 21 al the home of her son. Will
iam Renner, at Rocky Ridge. Of gem
eral debility, aged 62 years. her
death occurring on her birthday.
She is survived BY the one son. at
whose home she died, and one sister,
Mrs. Elizabeth Fox. near Rocky Ridge,
md two brothers. George Derr. oreag-
erHtown. and William Derr. Harney.
The funeral services we're held at
the church at Rocky Ridge September
= by Rev. 7. S. Fike, assisted b. Rev.
:. s. Bowers.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-10-03
Marriage Licenses.

John ". Grenadier and Margaret NJ.
Tramberg. both Of Carroll county.
Howard Pickett. Taylorsville. and
Emma L. Williams, of Carroll eoun-
t..
Roy B. Garner and Blanche Is,
Burlington. both OF Taneytown.
Vernon Stoner Eckenrode. West
minister. and Mary c. Hoover. Hamp-
stead.
Glen Roy Ruthrauff. Westminster.
and Helen e. Melown. Union Bridge.
Harvey c. Patterson and LllIan M,
Kunkle, both of Baltimore.
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Wright

D. Ernest Wright, of HageraIoHn,
zho va seriously injured on Sep
Ismber i by being caught between an
engine md the IIoor al the erecting
Hhop. HzEerRtoun. died On Sunday at
! .. m. in the Washington County
Hospital. Mr. Wright Il : son Of Mr..
aad Mr.. John Wright. 81 Bark Hill,
Hhere III remains were shipped on
Monday evening Ho Il survived be-
HIdcs hi parents. by widow. xho
Nas MI Nuahaum. of near F,rIzell-
burg.
Funeral and Interment took place
= UniontoSn On Tuesday afternoon,
ReVa. Wright and Baehman officiating
II the services. One hundred and
three friends from Hagerstown at
tended the funeral.
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Holy Communion 1890 :. NJ, and
TO p. m. Preparatory service. Fri
day evening. 7.30 p. n.
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I.udNig.

Mrs. Nary \. Ludwig died At her
home, near n. Pleasant. on Iaat
Saturday evening, September 81,
zged 50 Years. : months and II days.
She Is survived by tso children. /.
William Ludwig. OF tn city. and
RS. Sarah Hudson. at home; also by
IN grandchildren and four great
grandchildren.
Funeral services we're held on
Tuesday morning - ST. Johns Calho-
lIe Church. Re-. ]. c. Hallon con-
Quoting The services. and interment
as made In The adjoining cemetery.
The paIIDasrera Here: John c1onse,
EfaRk Grouse. Charles HozIald,
Irxin Wzrrhime. Columbus WIznsr
nd HoEaIio Rhodes. Funeral dIfec-
tor. James VI sIoner.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1913-10-31

the military salute be adopted. This
paper will remain perfectly neutra
in the matter, and will be guided by
whatever the wise and astute shall
suggest, however we are great adj
admirer of the military salute and
although we are not bald-headed,
and never expect to be, we anxious
ly await the official outcome, and
hereby declare there shall not be a
drop of back-woodsie blood expos
ed, if wised up in proper time.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1913-10-31

A hundred years ago doctors bled
men for almost any disease. 1t was
a matter of history that George
Washington was bled to death by
doctors. Today we laugh to think
that men claiming to have skill in
treating diseases ever entertained the
silly idea that bleeding people would
cure them of sickness. One hundred
years from now our grand children
will smile and feel sense of shame
to think their fore fathers ever allow
ed practitioners to inject into Their
blood vaccines and serum, with the
idea of restoring health. Oh, for Z
sense of humor to perceive our owr
as we'll as our ancestors follies
But an unwary public will never ge
over the idea of getting "bled" fl
nancially, in their mad career trying
to get something for nothing; nay
not for ten thousand years.
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WOMEN WORK ON ROADS.
Philippine Islands Scene of Great Ao-
tivjty Amonq Native Females.

Philippine Islands Scene of Great Ac-
tivity Among Native Females.
You would not think that woman
could ever outwork a man when 1t
comes to heavy road work, but such
is nevertheless the case in the Philip
pines.
In the construction of the Paoay-Cur-
limao road it is recalled that at one
time there We're approximately 500
women and girls employed daily, notes
the Engineering News. These fem
mime workers, receiving from 20 to
% or 80 centavos per day, according to
their strength and ability, are most
efficient when materials for subgrade.
surfacing or gravel and sand for con-
crete are to be carried short distance.
They tie up their skirts or 'pandling'
to be less hampered as they work and
WELD shovels, load, carry and empty
their baskets with zeal that outclass-
es the men.
In the construction of the subgrade on
the Paoay- Currimao road it was neces-
sary to haul material about one-half a
kiiometer at one point. This was ac-
complished with women workers. Men
loaded the baskets at the borrow pits.
The baskets hold about one-siXtieth
cubic meter and are carried on the head.
On short haul a woman will carry
from a meter to meter and half of
material per day.
AS may be imagined, there is con-
siderable talking done as the work pro,
crosses, especially in the afternoon
when the women begin to tire. Igno.
rance of the dialect may have caused
the listener to misinterpret, but it is
said that the capataces (men) use some
very forcible arguments to convince
the women that they should talk less
and work more.
On concrete work women are useC
to advantage carrying sand gravel ant
water. They are not strong enough tt
mix concrete for any length of time
so men are employed for that purpose.
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Buy Princess Flour Now.
Avoid Sedative Cough Medicines.

Ifyou want to contribute directly
to the occurrence of capillary bron-
chitus and pneumonia use cough
medicines that contain codine, NOR
phine, heroin, and other sedatives
w hen you have a cough or cold. An
eXpectorant like Chamberlain 8
Cough Remedy is what is needed.
THAI cleans out the culture beds or
breeding places for the germs OF
pneumonia and other germ diseases.
That is why pneumonia never results
from a cold when Chamberlain
Cough Remedy is used. 1t has a
world wide reputation for it cures.
1t contains no morphine or other
sedative. For sale by all dealers. Adv.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1913-10-31

The street commissioner has a
crew of men building new cross walks
in this city. While that is being
done it would be wise idea to have
several of the old walks along through
town repaired or new ones put in
their stead. The condition of some
of the walks in this town is dis
grace to any town. If you expect
to maintain town that is any good
the streets and buildings in that town
surely will have to be keep in good
repair.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1913-10-31

A petition is being circulated in
the larger towns of the state to be
presented to the Governor for the
pardon of Barry O'Neil. The repor'
is that he is now a ruined man finan-
cially, that he has a family Deepen
dent upon him and they are in need
also that it is thought he has received
punishment enough for his misdoings
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1913-10-31

There is quite stir in some of
the eastern communities as regards
what shall hereafter be the proper
salute when passing ladies on the
street. The old custom of lifting
ones lid is strenuously objected to
by great many, presumably of the
bald-head coterie, who suggest that
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1913-10-31
"Princess Flour Makes q
Bigger Loaf of Bread Than
Other Flour"
Methodist Church Services

For November End. Preaching
at fairview at liam. and SPIN. and
at Kendrick in the evening at 7 80 p.
m. Kendrick Sunday school meets at
10 am. with Supt. N. B. Long in
charge You are cordially invited to
attend any or all of these services.
]. K. Craig Pastor.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1913-10-31

Missouri and Kansas was covered
with a light snow this week. To-
bad they could not have had some
of that cool temperature along in
August.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1913-10-31

The picture on the first page is
the first of series of pictures of the
blowing up of the dirt that held the
two oceans apart in the Panama
Canal. We will run the pictures in
rotation as the work was done.