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COURT HOUSE news.
CARROLL COUNTY Lew FOR 1918
IS 62 CENTS ON The 500.
Transfers Of Real Estate, Marriage
Licenses, Etc.
Counts Commissioners.

The County Commissioners met on
Tuesday and transacted the following
business:
4 levy of 81 cents on the $100 for
the year 1913 was made for the conn-
ty, divided as follows. For schools
25e. court, magistrates and office
salaries SC; county home, pensions
and insane panpers &c. large bsidges,
state and county roads 10c: small
bridges &c: roads Sc; making a total
of &c. The state tax Is 81 cents on
the 500.
The following tax collectors we're
appointed for 1918 by the board:
Taneytown distrIct-fdward Smith.
Uniontown district-Ezra G. Caylor
Myers district-Charles W. Froek.
Woolery's district-John G. Hoff-
man.
Freedom distrIct-Thomas J. Lind
sey.
Manchester district-Theo. II. Sire
Wig.
Westminster distriet-Chas. V
Wantz.
Hampstead district-Haryey T. Rill
Franklin district Ghales f. Stem
Mlddleburg distriet-Wilson l.
Grouse.
New Windsor district. Edward
West.
Union Bridge district-R Lee
Myers.
Mt Airy dlstrict-Charles e. Smith
Berrett distrIct-Geofge A. Brown
The contract for erecting a steel
bridge over Little Patapseo. al
Traceys Mill. near patapsco, vas
awarded to the York Bridge Co. al
a bid of S54g. The bridge is 10 be
completed September 1st.
The steel bridge to be erected al
Treyanion Mil. Trepanion, was
awarded under contract to the York
Bridge Company. for 1924.
The board granted permission to
the Central Railroad Of Maryland to
cross certain public roads In the con
struetlon of said railroad between
Union Bridge and Keymar.
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Marriage Licenses.

William Weatwood Dndderar and
Helen Virginia Eekard. both OF Fred
eriek county.
Levi H. Barnes and Elizabeth Turn
baugh, both Of Baltimore.
Benjamin Fuka and Anna Weber
both of Baltimore.
Albert ID. Stephen and Anna b
Martin, both Of Carroll county.
Eugene Randolph and Pansy Taylor
both of Union Bridge.
Frederick Henry Vinup and Marie
Belle Murchison. both OF Baltimore.
Irwin Ray Kihdig, LiIIlestown. Pa.
and Elya Grace Bemiller. Silver Run
George Fyoek and Mary II. Peter
man. both of York, Pa.
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Shoemaker.

Mr9. Mary {. Shoemaker. widow oi
David Shoemaker. died IT the home Of
her brother, Mr.. Francis Null, on Mon
day. June 1e. Ter husband died If
teen years ago. Mrs. shoemakeTa
age Has 76 years, 10 months and ]
days Funeral services we're conduct
ed at the house On Thursday morning
by Re. Mr.. Hafer. and inlerment .as
made IN the Lutheran Cemetery IN
Taneylown. Funeral director. E. o.
Fuss.
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Cromwell

Seized with : heart attack. hrs.
Kate Nay Cromwell. sife OF Will
lam = ComHell. OF near Pearl.
Md. died very suddenly June 10. Be
sides her husband. she leaves one
daughter, Edith. Mrs Cromwell .as
aged = years. ] month and } days.
She Eas the daughter Of George Ham
ilton. uf MeKaIg. and Il survived By
the following brothers md sisters:
George W.. I9hn A. o. baltimore:
Robert. Of DeIour; Edward, near
Frederick: Grover, HoEer and Cora
Hamilton. of MeKalg; Mfz. Harry Hss-
aon. of Union bridge; Mra. Z. L Car
penIsT. near Frederick. Hrs. John :.
BurfIer. liberty. The funeral saa
held June l..
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deceased, was admitted to probate and
letters testamentary thereon we're
granted to Hannah l. Delhi, who re-
ceived warrant to appraise and order
to notify creditors.
The last will and testament Of
Israel C. Rinehart, late OF Carroll
county, deceased, was admitted to pro-
bate and letters testamentaTy there
on we're granted to Charles q. Rine-
hart, Edward J. Rinehart and William
C. RInehart, who received warrant to
appraIse and order to notify creditors.
Charles e. Steel, administrator OF
Martha Il. Cramer, deceased, settled
his first and final account
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Al 30 o'clock this evening the
closing exercises Of st. Johns Parish
School will b held IN The church.
Seven pupils RIll receive diplomas Of
graduation frnm the school. An i'd
dress will be delivered b Rev. John
Gaynor. pastor. of st. IuEe's Church.
Baltimore. The services will aI0ae
with HenedictIon OF the Blessed Sac
ramenI
The Advocate will publish, nett
week the names of the pupils Of st.
Johns school Hho have merited Dis
tineIlon during the year for success
In studies and regularity In attend
ance.
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HfeTA

Mrz. Eliza Myers, widow OF the lHta
George r. Myers. died II her Iats
home IN Hanover. Pa. June IzIh.
from : complication of diseases. aftsr
an illness OF about a year. She Haa
aged s years. months md II daFH.
Mr.. Myers Haa daughter Of The
late MT. and MIH Joseph Simpson. Of
near IAttlaatoEu. Pa. She w. :
regular attendant AZ church, belnE :
member Of Trinity Reformed church
for tie past i years md prior 10
thai IIme an active member OF Grace
Reformed church. Tansylown, Nd
She IsaTea to aonH and three dauHh=
terH
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Orphans Court.

Monday, June 16th-Samuel l.
Johnson, administrator Of Christopher
Johnson, deceased, returned inventor
les Of real estate and money.
Letters OF administration on the
estate OF Mary A. Walker, late OF
Carroll county. deceased, were grant
ed to William Il. Walker. who reeeIy-
ed warrant to appraise and order to
notify creditors.
The last will and testament OF
Darius Feeser, late of Carroll county
deceased, was admitted to probate and
letters testamentary thereon Here
granted to Howard 7. Feeser and
Ellen NJ Resh, who received warrant
to appraise and order to notify eredi-
tors.
Letters of administration on the es-
tate Of J. Grant Matthias. late OF Car
roll county, deeeaged, were granted To
Lizzie NJ. Matthias. who received war
rant to appraIse and order to notify
creditors.
John H. Diffendal, executor of james
M. Neely, deceased, returned inventory
of money and list OF debts due.
William Hood and Mary e. HaInes,
executors of Pemberton Wood, deeeas-
ed returned list of debts due and re-
celved order of court to transfer mort
gage.
Tuesday, June 17th.-Mary K. Be
craft. Administrative OF Rufus E. Be
craft, deceased. settled her first and
final account.
Milton A. ZollickofFer. adminlslra-
tor OF Lydia e. Brubaker. deceased. re-
ceived order oT court To HeDoeit funds
of Elwood s. Zollick0ffer.
Letters of administration on the ee-
tate Of William Y. FrIzzell, late OF
Carroll county. deceased. we're grant
ed to Harvey :. Frizze1I. Who received
warrant to appraise and ordeer 70
notify creditors: also an order Of
court to continue certain business Of
said deceased
The last will and testament of
John n Delhi. late of Carroll county,
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DEATHS
=shaener.

Charles W. shaeffer. aged 72 years.
8 months and z days. died on Sunday
morning at } o'clock aL the residence
or Mr. Harry K. Shaeffer, Pennsy1-
yania avenue. With whom he had made
his homo for the past several years.
He was a Eon OF the late Joseph
Shaeffer.
His funeral took place Tuesday With
services at s. BenjamIn.s Lutheran
Church, near this city. Of which he
had been lifelong member. Rev. w.
+. Hersh officiated. Interment was In
the cemetery adjoining the church.
The pallbearers were Abraham Iels-
ter. Jacob Hutting, John Yingling,
Emanuel WhItmore, Il. Theodore
YeiHer and Jackson Reese. James II.
Stoner funeral director.
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nancIeser Wins.lnother.

The II. ". -ManYIlle Co. base
ball club went down to defeat last
Saturday before the Manchester Club
the score being 16 to /. IL wag a
rather listleas game after the first
inning. The visitors put run across
the pan but the locals annexed two In
their half The visitors added TWO
more In the second session but then
the locals put the finishing touches
TO Berrman and gave Smith, who sue
ceeded Berrman. a ronglng reception
by banging the pill to all corners. and
when the inning finally ended seven
runs we're added to MancheHIer'a
score. Smith managed to stay on the
mound until several runs were scored
off his delivery In the sixth. limbs
took up the task, thinking he could
put a stop 10 the mighty slugElng.
but even his attempts proved futile.
Boats pitched for the locals until
the fifth inning and had the game on
ice when Evans relieved him. Both
LoaIa and Evans pitched magnificent
ball. the latter striking out oppon-
entg.
Wink. Miller and Mittan starred At
the bat for Manchester. each getting
three hits. 7. Buchman had buay
day at second and handled seven
chances without sfip-up while r.
Buchanan made several difficult plays
at third. Marehall carried OF the
fielding honora for the visitors.
Saturday, June 81, Westminster will
be present and m unusually good game
is expected, a both teams will present
their strongest line-ups Nov leLa
have a good crowd at iii Top Park.
turn out and help the cause. eneour-
age and contribute.
The score by inninFs.
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Tresa Alice. The 2-yeaT=old dauEh-
ter Of Mr. and Mrs. George Menchay,
formerly OF Hanover. Pa. died IN
Wednesday, June IL. IN Baltimore,
from erysipelaa.
The remains we're Inferred In the
cemetery at Manchester. Md, Iast
Saturday forenoon. Rev. ]. B. Lau,
of Manchester. and Rev. Z. A. Brn-
baker. of Baltimore. offIeIated.
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sIaelsdaI4

Thomas & sIoeksdale. ; former re-.
idenI Of RelsleTHiown, died June =
lie xaa n son of the faIs Thomas :
and Eliza StoeEadaie and : brother oi
George stockadale. Of Heisterstown.
The funeral took place Monday af-
ternoon. Services were held at he
ReIaIeratown Methodist Episcopal
Church South. The Independent Or.
der Of Mechanics. OF which he va :
member. had charge of the service II
the EHaYe In lha Lutheran Cemetery
ReiHIETatown.
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NJ. Amanda FreHhnnT. widow
Of the late III FreahouF. who died
about Is months ago, died II her home.
near Izwistosn. Md. o. Monday II
2 20 :. m.. from complication of
troubles. aged : years
The following alaIsra survive
Mr. John Pullman. Utica. Pa. AfH.
lAnIz. Hanover. Pa. Mra Eiehen-
brode. Rocky Ridge Nj Kate HaTp.
Thurmont. Tha funeral xaa held IN
Wednesday At u 4. m. services In he
Methodist Episcopal church, Lewis
town
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Mra. Lena fedden, widow Of the late
William J. Fedden, died 1T her resi-
denee on Saratoga street. Baltimore.
on Tuesday. June II. aEed 81 years.
MrE. Fedden Haa a daughter OF the
late John ManKer. OF this city.
Funeral services were held this
morning az St. Plus Catholic Church.
Baltimore, when Solemn Requiem
High Mass was said at o'clock. IN
termenl was made in Cathedral Gene
terry.
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Valentine.

Mra. Frances Key Valentine, sIfa
OF Charles Valentine. died at her
home IN KeymaF on Sunday Al g.1s
p. N. from paralysis. aEsd 81 years.
Mr.. Valentine Has Nj Angel. Of
KeYHfIlle. before marriage and had
resided In the neighborhood all her
life. She IL survived b her huz-
band and the following sisters md
brother MrH. Martha Clubhouse, York.
Pa. Hrs Oliver niHelY. KeymaF .
Mr.. J. II. Bn#Hard, Frederick: John
Henry Angell. Kansas gIIy. No. The
funeral was held On Wednesday
morning at 10 o'clock. services n
laughs church
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HIanshurx.

The funeral o. Nelson 4. stanHbuTy.
of ReIslerstown. who died suddenly
Friday. took place Sunday afternoon
from the residence of his daughter.
Mrs. Ralston Russell Services we're
conducted BY nev. &. 7 Weede. d
Relslerstown Methodist Episcopal
Church. Burial was In the church
cemetery.
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ZHan.

Mr.. William hort died In York. Pa,
on Monday, June 10, aged SO years
His remains we're brought 10 the resi-
denee Of his son=ln-law. Albert VaIen-
tine II KeysYIIle. near TaneytoNn.
and funeral services we're held on
Thursday morning at Thomas Creek
Reformed Church. Rev. David Wolf
officiating. 4 number Of children
survive him. {. o. Fuss funeral dIrec-
tor.
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YInn-MunUn.

4 pretty wedding too place satur-
day afternoon IN Baker Chapel On
College Hin. shen Mlaa Marie Belle
Murchiaon. Of IAGranKe. N. E. be-
came the bride Of Dr. Frederick II.
Vlnnn. warden Of the Baltimore city
Health Department. The ceremony
waa performed By Rev. Dr. A. Norman
Ward. vice president Of the college.
who Is bruIher-in-laW of the bride
The bride wore a travelling gown Of
DARK brown md carried a shower
bouquet OF roses. Her only attendant
wa little Ma Katherine Bowie Dor
sey. - flower klrl After the e1re-
mony : bridal breakfast Has given BY
Mr. Ward 70 he immediate families
and few friends. after which Or md
Mrs. Ylnup LET on Their honeymoon.
which xill be spent II Atlantic city.
The vii return TO Baltimore JuIf |.
and Ill reside at ! North Carey
afTHH#
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Dell.

James J. Dell. infant son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edgar Dell. of II. Pleasant.
died Monday morning Of brain fever.
The funeral took place from the house
at , o'clock. aud services were held
at Krlder's Lutheran Church. nap.
". +. Hersh officiating. assisted By
Rev. Mr. Hoover. The pallbearers
were. Oscar Easieh. William Frock,
Stanley Myers and Leroy Smeek.
Funeral directors. Harvey Bankard
Son.
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=(.IIben.

Walter p. Gilbert, ONLY aon OF Mr.
and Mrs. BENJAMIN Gilbert. OF Brook
lyn, :. Y, died at the home OF his
parents. on Saturday, June IA, aged
years, IL monlhs and = days. He
was the only grandson Of Mr. and hrs.
Plus 0rendorff. this city.
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Valentine.

Mrs. Fanny Valentine, wife Of
Charles Valentine. station agent #
Keymar. died At that place on sun
day evening, June 10. aged about 81
years. Funeral services we're held
on Wednesday morning at Augh.a
Church. Rev. Mr. Baird. Of ThurmonI,
officiating. Funeral director, C. o.
Fuss.
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Gimnan-.Mann.

Mr.. Albert D. Stephen and Miss
Anna B. Martin. both Of this county.
were married Saturday evening. June
IA, at the Salem Lutheran parsonage,
by Rev. w. +. Hersh.
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Cyrus Helms. Washington, D. 6.
died On June L. Funeral took place
at Annapolis Junction. Nd. on Sunday.
at 30 D. m.
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Peace is not something to be pur-
chased; Il Is something % be earned
and deserved.
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IT. Il IN. to..I .
Stolen baHeH- Davidson. Wink :.
Miller. Y. Buchanan. Barrman Tso
bage hits-R Buchanan. Smith Sac
rIfleg hits-EYana, Bases on balls
OF Doats :. Of Evans |. OF Herman
/, OF Smith :. OF TImba 2 III hy
pItcher-By limbs lTheflD. Struck
out BY Loala 2. Evans :. Beffman
/. Smith I. Number Of innings pitch
ed-Loats /. Evans 5. Herman ! =,
Smith 1 l-5. limbs 3. Time OF game.
24o Umpirea. Shower and f1sIds
BloeIeT.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-06-20

Business slow That's your fault.
Advertise In The Advocate.
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Mr.. sereck ). Wilson. formerly A
photographer IN this city. Is now With
baeharaeh. "A photographer In WASH
ington. d. 6. and has been spending
week In Westminster taking photo
graphs
Captain and Mra. II. 4 Creecy. Who
had been visiting the latters mother.
Mrs. J. l. ReIfanider. Terrace lii.
have returned 10 Portsmouth. Va. and
VIII Later so to Newport. 4. l., where
Captain creecy has been ordered for
the summer
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Mr. and Mrs. Theodore F. EnRIar.
Park avenue. and Mrs MARY I
Woodward are visiting Mrs. Wood
wards son-in=laN and daughter. Mr.
and afa. Carl Hewitt. n Hazelton.
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Captain o. Il. P. Matthias. for many
years 4 merchant In the Vest end Of
this city, nov living IN baltimore. Ia
visiting his son=ln-law and daughter
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph WitIer. Captain
Matthias is Union veteran. We are
very sorry to ind that his health Ii
much impaired. he having been com
PEELED to resign from the Custom
House service. where he as employ
ed for many Years
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Rev. u. L. seabrook. pastor of Deer
PARK Lutheran Church. delivered the
address TO the graduates of Milton
University Wednesday night, when the
faculty conferred number of de-
grees 1t HeptaEoph Hall. Preston and
Cathedral streets, Baltimore.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1913-03-19
Togo OR Not Togo;
That Is The Question

It is not often that one has an
opportunity to buy real imported
Japanese handmade articles :
beautiful center-pieces and other
creations in linen, hand-paint-
ings and many small things suit
able for Easter gifts, such as
hand-painted post cards. place
score cards, etc.
The Ladies Aid Society of the
Presbytesian Church will hold a
japanese Bazaar in the store
room formerly occupied by
Seanor & Gelders, next. door to
Johnson Hardware Co.. on Sat-
urday evening Of this week.
Hot tea and dainty rice waters
imported from the S'Land of the
Rising Sun" will be served.
You have no iinrikisha to GO
in? Your auto will do, or you
might walk. Good American
money will be gladly accepted in
exchange for these Japanese
goods.
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Heart RendiDg
Scenes At The
Governors Mansion
Parties Seeking Executive
Clemency Besiege Gov
ernor at Home

Atlanta, Ga. March 19.-The
Governors mansion has been the
scene of many heart rending and
'hysterical appeals for mercy this
month. The atmosphere has be-
come so tragic that Governor
Brown has been compelled to issue
positive orders that all persons
seeking executive clemency toward
prisoners must take the matter up
at his Office at the capitol. AS the
time approaches for the new ad-
ministration to come IN, wives
mothers and daughters of convlcts
have been insisting on seeing the
Governor at his home. They have
not always managed to control
their feelings. They have wept
and torn their hair and fallen on
their knees before him until the
situation has become painfully dis
tressing to the Governor and his
family.
On several occasions Mrs. Brown
has been compelled to witness the
historical weeping of these rela,
tives, and oftentimes the scenes
created are very disconcerting.
Governor Brown says he has all
possible sympathy with these un-
fortunate people but they are
making a mistake in coming to his
home and that henceforth they
must present themselves at the
capitol.
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GethSamene COmman
dry No. 20 Under8oes
Annual Inspection
And Holds Banquet

The Grand Eminent Commander
of Georgia, Petri, of Columbus,
Ga, inspected Gethsamene Com
mandry No. 90 last night. and found
an unusual large at enhance. every
thing in the incest order, and saw
the Templar degree conferred un-
to companions from Tifton. 1t is
considered by the Templars pres
ent that the Grand Eminent Com
mander cannot fail to make very
complimentary report as to what
he found.
After the conclave the Sir
Knights repaired to The Aldine
at the midnight hour, where a
banquet was served.
Tie Commandry will hold its
Easter services at three thirty p.
M. at the Baptist Church. These
Easter services of the CommandrY
are attractive from point of pub
lie parole, AID the ceremonies at
church and the sermon. Rev. Roy
Beatty Grand Prelate of Georgia,
is expected-to preach the sermon.
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Queen Elizabeth at the Grand

The photo play. Queen Eliza
BETH" at the Grand last night,
drew a large audinence. This in
teresting and historical play was
put on in picture form as render
ed by Sara Bernhardt and her
excellent company in Paris, Nine.
Bernhardt taking the leading role
of Queen Elizabeth. )" Take
the scenes of the Queen and the
! Countess of Nottingham in their
love for the Earl of Essex the
climax when the Queen discovers
the Countess in the embrace of
the Earl; and then the scene,
after the Earl has been beheaded
and the Queen views the remains
and there in her grief hugs and
kisses the dead face of her lover;
but when she discovers the ring
she had placed on the Earl's
finger to protect him, no matter
what the offense, turned her
grief into a tigeress, and later.
the Countess was brought into
her presence and there confessed
to the Queen that her husband
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Burleson To Know
About Department

Washington, D. c., March Is.
Postmaster General Burleson to-
day made plans to find out for him.
self whether the Postofice De-
partment is on a selfsustaining
basis,o he announced today that he
proposed to set at rest the conflict
ing reports about the matter. For
this purpose he will appoint aeon
mission, composed probably of the
various assistant postmasters gen.
eral and the chief clerk to make a
careful investigation.
The people of the United States
declared Mr.. Burleson, have
right to know on exactly what sort
of business basis the Postoffice
Department is being run. There
are otner great departments OF the
government, he said such as the
Department of Agriculture which
does a great and broad work, but
there is no other department which
comes into as close touch with
every man, woman and child in
the country as the Postofice De-
partment. For this reason, he
said he proposed to let the people
know ali about their big business
enterprises.
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Werner Buried At
Evergreen Cemetary

Undertaken Gaskin, of Della,
brought the body Of j. j. Ve.1err
the murderer-suicide, to the CITY
Tuesday afternoon and lnterment
was made at Evergreen CemetarY,,
at the county's expense.
Verner's father wired Mr..
Gasking that he was unable to
come after the body and to turn it
over to the Ben Hill County
authorities for burial.
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King George, Of Greece
Assassinated At SalonIkI.

c,,; Morcb 19-Kino George of assassnated
here this afternoon.
r. i nod that his death was resulto plot laid by potl-
caIen enemies of Greece.
Tho limo; was shot three times while passing through crowded
street company with the queen.
GEORGE In 68th YEAR.
Krg George was in year bad ruled fifty years. he
brother Of Queen Mother Alexandra of England and son OF
the late King of He chosen king OF the enes III
1863 in succession to Ohio l. o.,
KING George was married October 1857 to Princess Oga
dae of Grand Constantine of Russiaa brother OF tn
late emperor Alexander II. =
Crown Prince Constantine who has been in active command OF
tho troops throughout the Balkan hostes and VINO was az
the head of the army which recently captured the Turkish
ann with it's garrison $4,000 will be the success OF his
father His wife Princess Sophia sister to the herman