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READY FOR THE FIREMEN.
Next Week TO Be Biggest Week in
History Of Notwithstanding
Home-C Corners Expected.
Fire Companies and Bands From All Over State-blg
Parades, Engine and Reel Races and Many
Contests for Prizes to Take Place.

Friendship Hose Company, Cumber-
land.
Chapel Hill Hose Company. Cum
berland.
Western Enterprise Hose Company
Hagerstown, with 35 men.
Antietam Hose CO. lpany, Hagers-
town, with 81 men n-nMTa
Emmitsburg Fire Company and
Band, 30 men.
Littlestown Fire Company.
Raspburg Fire Company.
Brunswick Fire Company, with 35
men.
Sykesville Fire Company, 35 men.
Manchester Fire Company.
Hampstead Fire Company.
Union Bridge Fire Company and
band
Water Witch Fire Company, SO men,
Annapolis.
Rescue Hose Company, so men,
Annapolis.
Hyattsville Fire Company.
Brunswick Fire Company.
Catonsville Fire Company.
Charlestown Fire Company.
Laurel Fire Company.
Pocomoke Fire Company.
Pikesville Fire Company.
Alert Fire Company.
Salisbury Fire Company.
Snow Hill Fire Company.
Cambridge Fire Company.
Aberdeen Fire Company.
Junior Fire Company, Frederick.
Lauraville Fire Company. Frederick.
Hyattsville Fire Company, Freder-
ick.
Board OF Fire Commissioners, Bal
timore.
Old Veteran Corps, Baltimore.
Mayor and City Council.
The parade will be in five divisions,
with w. Frank Thomas as chief mar
shall
The divisions will be marshaled by
the following:
First Division-Jesse s. Myers and
aids.
Second Diyision-Robert Gist and
aids.
Third Divisional G. Humbert and
aids.
Fourth Division-Charles o. Glenn
son and aids.
Fifth Division-J. Walter Grumbine
and aids.
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Transfers of Real Estate.

John p. Moore and wife to Rein "a.
Farver, convey 2 tracts Of land, for So.
Rein A. Farver and wife to John
p. Moore and wife, convey 2 tracts OF
land, for S..
Francis d. Reese, executor, to Jas.
Hamilton Fritz and wife, conveys A
acres, for $4,000.
Chas. H. Westaway and wife to
Sophia Westway, convey ~ acres, 2
roods and IL square perches, for So.
George W. Albaugh Real Estate and
Brokerage Company to Mary M.
Manger and husband, conveys $3.50
square feet, for 800.
w. Cora Stouffer to James Fraser
and wife, conveys 81 square perches,
for $500.
St James Reformed Church to
Edward %. Weant ct al, convey lot in
Harvey, for 81.
Alverta E. Hunt to Ella M. Blizzard,
conveys 75 square feet, for SID.
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Marriage Licenses.

Albert A. Gilbert, Linwood, and
Rosa Shaw, Uniontown.
John Q. Norris, Frederick, and
Blanche NJ. Squirrel, Westminster.
Harry +. Erb and Ethel Gait, both
OF Westminster.
William S. Brehm and Alletta B.
Albaugh, both of Westminster
Pearson Downs, Hagerstown, and
Louise A. Poison, Westminster.
Gustava Louise Wirth and Anna
May Renchan, both of Baltimore
Horton Wildasin and May Clara
Myers, both of Manchester.
Clinton Cooper and Erma Turner,
both Of Westminster.
James L. Crabbs, Medford, and
Florence :. Harris, New Windsor
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1914-06-05
Something Good at Opera.

Mr.. o. o. Beach, proprietor OF the
Opera House, has made all arrange
ments for the best vaudeville and
picture shows he can secure for next
week. He will run two shows, after
noon and night, and entire change will
be made at each performance. On
Friday night, June II, viii begin one
of the most remarkable series ever
shown here in Lucille Love-" the girl
of mystery. Tonight will be shown
In two reels THE Drug Traffic"
"Scooped by Cupid" Warren Karrigan,
winner OF the World Contest, and
"SIim's Last Trick" Saturday night
vaudeville with merit and one Of
reality, and a three reel feature Gau-
mont, AT the Hour Before Dawn"
Everything has been done for the
comfort OF all patrons.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1914-06-05
EIine.

Ambrose Eline, Of McSherrystown,
Pa, died at his home Monday, June
1st, at 8 p. m. He was aged 81 years
and l month.
The deceased was son Of the late
George Eline and wife. of Adams
county. Surviving are four children
Lewis Eline, Of McSherrystown, Will
lam l.. Eline, of New Windsor, Md;
Joseph III. Eline and Miss Margaret
Eline, at home. Funeral was held
yesterday in ST. Mary's church at 3
a. m, Rev. L. Aug. Reudter officiating.
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Salem Lutheran Charge.

st. Benjamin's- school a.
M Divine services 10 a. m.
&c. John's-Sunday school / ID. m.
Divine services D. N.
The w. II. & F. Mission Society will
meet Immediately after services.
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ConnfH Commissioners.

The board met on Monday and
Tuesday and transacted its regular
routine OF work.
Bids for two bridges were ordered
to be advertised.
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Snyder-....-Stell.

Mr.. Harry Snyder and Miss Alice
R. Stell, both of Union Bridge, were
married at the Lutheran parsonage at
8 o'clock Thursday May 28, by the
pastor, Rev. DR.. U. S. G. Rupp. They
were accompanied by Mrs. Doranna
Snyder, mother OF the groom, and
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Oscar Wolfe. The
trip to Frederick was made in an
automobile and after the ceremony
they motored back to Union Bridge,
where the couple will make their
home-
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lI2rtp.......-(saal !.

Mr.. Harry F. Erb and Miss Ethel
Gait, both of this city, were married
On Friday, May 29, by Rev. y. W.
Reinecke, at Kreider's Reformed par
sonage, near this city.
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NeMcomer-Machter.

Miss Lula Wachter, Of Detour, and
MIR. Il. l.. Newcomer, on Union Bridge,
were married on Saturday at the par
sonage of the Lutheran Church at
Woodsboro, by Rev. r. st. Q. Poffin-
berger.
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B0Wers-PO olson.

MIR. Pearson Bowers, Of Hagers-
town, and Miss Louise a. Poison. OK
this city, were married at Kreider's
Reformed parsonage on Friday, May
20, by Rev. j. wv Reinecke.
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Brown.

Mrs. Anne Brown, widow Of George
Brown, OF Uniontown, died at the
home of Jesse Englar Tuesday morn
ing, June 2, at o'clock, aged 79 years.
She is survived by one son, Mack
Brown, and one daughter, Miss Mary
Brown. Her maiden name was Jor-
dan.
Funeral services were held yester-
day at the Methodist Protestant
Church i'm Uniontown at o'clock,
Rev. T. H. Wright officiating. Harvey
Bankard & Son, funeral directors.
Hull.
Mrs. Sallie NJ. Hull, wife Of Walter
III. Hull, died suddenly on May ~, at
Moose Jaw, Canada. She was twice
married her first husband being the
late John w. Harden, Of this county
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TiptOn.

James william Upton, aged ga
years, died on May 80, at his late
home, in Baltimore. Funeral ser
vices were held on Monday at Pros
pect Church, near Mt Airy.
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Brehm-AIbaugh.

Mr.. William ;. Brehm, son or MIR.
Frederick Brehm, Of near this city,
and Miss Alletta Albaugh, daughter
Of MIR. John Albaugh, Of near Eden,
were married Monday evening at 7.45
at the Salem Lutheran parsonage by
the pastor, Rev. wv. r. Hersh-
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1914-06-05

Most or the trouble Tn this world is
due to the fact that about one-half the
people in it are men and the other
half omen.-Chicago News.
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DEATHS.
Washburn.

Mrs. Sarah c. Washburn, widow of
Charles Washburn, but best known to
most OF her acquaintances in this
county as the sister of the late Mrs.
Samuel Roop, died on Tuesday, May
2, 1914. suddenly at her residence, in
Morristown, N. J. She had been i'll
but a few hours. The presumption
seems to be that the fatal malady was
paralysis, she having previously had
an attack of that disease.
Mrs. Washburn's husband was a
member OF the well known family OF
that name whose records are part
of the country's history. Charles
Washburn filled the position of min
lister to Paraguay, S. A, and was the
author of history Of that Republic.
He, with his wife and children, Hester,
Lillian, and a son, visited, Mrs. Roop
at Meadow Branch quite frequently.
The daughters still survive but the
son, a civil engineer, was killed in a
snow slide some years ago in Colorado.
Mrs. Washburn was about 70 years
Of age. The burial will be at the
family home, Lilvermore, Maine.
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BantE.

Mrs. Elizabeth Bantz, died Saturday
night at the home Of her son, James
G. Letter, in Kansas City. Mo-, aged
70 years. Announcement of her death
was received by telegram to relatives.
Mrs. Bantz was Miss Leidy, formerly
Of Smithsburg. She was twice mar
ried. Her first husband being George
a. Letter. Some time after his death
she married Mr.. Bantz, Of Frederick.
She is survived by two sons by the
first marriage: James G. and George
A. Letter, both of Kansas City, and
son and daughter by the second mar
riage. She also leaves two sisters,
Mrs. John Rinehart, Smithsbure, and
Mrs. Joseph Riddlemoser, Of Mount
Airy.
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Mr.. Austin Yingling, Liberty street,
is spending week at Atlantic City.
NJ. J.
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COURT HOUSE NEWS.
Transfers Of Real Estate, Marriage
Licenses, Etc.
School Commissioners.

The Board of School Commission
ers Of Carroll county held regular
meeting in their Office on Tuesday,
June 2, 1914, all the members being
present.
The meeting was called to order by
the president, Theodore F. Englar, at
10 a. m. After the reading and ap-
proval of the minutes Of the last
meeting the regular order of business
was taken up.
A petition containing fifteen names
of patrons asking for the retention of
Miss Maye Farver as teacher of
Hooper's school was. presented to the
Board.
Miss Farver was appointed to take
charge OF the Enterprise school at her
own request.
Certain repairs at Retreat and
Gambler schools were placed respect
lively in the hands Of Commissioners
G.. G.. Devilbiss and A. n. ZentZ.
The following appointments of trus-
tees were made: Haight, William r.
Shipley in place of P. R. Haight;
Otterdale, William Myers and Harry
Reck in place Of G. f. Simpson and ].
A. Garner; Bear Mount, in charge of
Commissioner nj. A. Koons; Blacks,
w. a. Crabbs, Harry Spangler and
Augustus Study; Reese, Denton Leis-
ter, David F. Green and Noah Long;
Shades, Walter Fritz in place of
George Marker; Warfeldsburg, Cliff
ford Cook in place of Edwin E. Ston-
er; Salem. Clayton Bloom in place of
Granville Bloom.
After sundry bills were passed and
ordered maid the Board adjourned at
1890 p. m.
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LeeSe.

Peter Leese died at his home, in
Mannheim township, Pa, Thursday
morning, May %. from paralysis, aged
IS years.
The deceased Is survived by wild
ow and one son, Granville Leese, OF
near Summit, Mannheim township;
also, by two brothers, William Leese,
OF Carroll county, Nd, and Jesse
Leese, Of Pleasant Hill.
Funeral was held Sunday, May 81;
services in the grove near Sherman's
Church. Interment in Sherman's
burying- ground.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1914-06-05

The regular examination for GER
tificates to teach in the public schools
OF Carroll county will be held at the
High School Building at Westminster,
on June II, is and 19. beginning each
morning at 8 a. M. All persons de-
string TO teach in the schools Of the
county, and are not otherwise quail
fled will be required to attend.
There are five vacant scholarships
to the State Normal School to be fill
ed from Carroll county this year. Ex-
aminations to fill these five vacancies
will be held on the first day of the
regular teachers examination, June
II.
III il the desire of the county school
board to fill these vacancies satisfac-
torily, and it is hoped that number
of worthy applicants will attend the
examination.
The Carroll County Teachers Asso-
citation will meet at Westminster, on
Friday,-June u, when the teachers
will be paid their salaries for the
summer term, and prizes will be
awarded to the winners in the corn
growing contest.
Northern light., 1914-10-01
LEGEND

aj j,bl cluglt him by the foot and shook hn sn hard that small pieces of hir we C folnd all over the ice
 O. al other occasion they were pl?yi z foot ball One of the boys of the village caught his hat and ran with it. This time the long ears of the king $ sol fell down and hung by his checks. This time he did not get mad He ran after the boy and at last caught him and killed him accidently by taking him by the arm After this he $ il to his father; want to go away frol this village because my he !rt is sd becaue have killed two boys His father let him go. At last Le came to q little hill He was tirel and hungry.
 While he was sitti:ig there the little hi.l legan to move this way and that way. He WIS afraid but thought he would find out what the matter was befo c ,elvi;:g He went down the hill anG t,.e slw man taking hold of the ( of the hill and lifting.
 IIc ve 1t to the man and askel him why ne WIS moving the hill
 Tie man said hey, hey hey! I am :Dp T !g this because if 1 move the hi. shall see a man who killed two boys The man who had killed two boys threw his cap and cried to him. T an the man who killed the two bo.'S We must fight. No, no we must ;lot fight for people say we are broth e.-s. So they went and got two of their brothers and went hunting.
 Oae day they saw great herd of dee The man who had killed two r. 1 1
Northern light., 1914-10-01
%lF%N- UNALAKLEET SCHOOL


 Eva Rock has been appointed kindergarten teacher
 Cur teacher is grading the school Some of the third grade pupils are learning to set type.
 Some of the pupils of the advanced; room that attended last winter are missing. A few are at their sulnme, camps and o:.e is married.
 All our school rooms are to be lighted with the hollow wire system The Bureau of Education sent in {: few new library books
 The industrial shop isbeing re staine1 and trimmed.
 The nineth grade is doing extra work i'll Algebra Physics. and history of the world.
 WHAT THEY SAY
 Selawik, Alaska
 Dear Friends.
 We have been receiv- ing the paper published by your school and do certainly enjoy read ing of the success of the work il. other fields. terreading it ou, selves we pass it to one of you, former Dl11,iIS Mrs vdio ShroOr,,I Foster, who now makes her home ilr our village. She also enjoys it as she knows nearly all of the pupils whose names are mentioned in it, Enclosed please find one collar for the paper. Wishing you success iiH all lines of yo1r work, we remain,
 Sincerly your friend good lot of news came from Nit Villag> too late for the June number. We shall 'oo..
Northern light., 1914-10-01

A good lot of news came from Mt. Villag. for more. Ed. #~.*
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4aiBenSieb abgefakt.
Sulins Noniuoo Jr. bpabradtc oas
Ieteffipitaf in Columbus.

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Sobn Inieres peritorbenen Witbiir.
gers Sulius 9oppob Sr., bat am
DonnerItoa abenb in Columbus ell
Stiif Tetettiporbeit uiseeiiibrt. in.
Dem er einen Jaihenoieb ben gehor.
Den iiberlieierte. Serr @oplpoo, Der
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Ter nanilie ieinen Galnen als ssomes
Get. 50 Sabre oft uuo in GlepeIano
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plroe. Ter Srrthum, Der aIs iolher
ben Sreunoen oes Serrn @ouipph
BON pornberein erifien, wuroe ii5ri.
gefs boIo aufeetI1rt.
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Jugenblid3e Vinbred3er
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Chocolate SO.

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0Dppelte aDptftener
8iro Der G1mSbiiAe llnttritatsuss.
berein 6em Gtabtperbanb 5abIsn.

Der Snpdbii6e llnterifiibunaspers
ein aeht ben beutfhtn Dtrsinen Der
gfnbt. mas bie unteritiibune bes
Dtutt6 Mmeritanifd3en Gtnotptrz
bditbs IN finonsielIer 6inIift anbes
trifft. NIT leuhtnbem BeiIpiel poran.
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tern 4benb in Der Central 1urnbolIe
unter bem Doriib bes pr1fibenten
benrp gl0dler iinb ber prototonfiibs
runa bes Gefretdrs w. @ittinaer itatt.
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noppelte aopfiteutr fur feine Mitalic-
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I'm ouf biefe Meifs fein Shtrflein
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bstrdae pon SIS anaefpieitn unb aus
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burh Grhebsn bon ben Giben aeehri
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nrdae al beihdftiaen. oh es rathfam
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Sommers an .inem SomItaa Elm pic.
nic absnbalten.
Cine ginlcbuna aum Shduiurnen
Der Cincinnati 2urnaemeinee am Is.
Wdrs in Der muiithalIe purbe dnae.
nonmen unb Der gerein bsfhIcb. fif
noh beiten Ardfien betbeiIiaen su fpoIs
len. Die Ginnahmcn Der geriomms
luna beliefen iih duf $6 unb bic auss
goben betruoen $44.
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8 { uer.

I'm Der auiomobil Garage BON
Charles ball. an Der bearne unb
Wilion 4penue. ipurbs eine Csllahe
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Das Mngebct pon Drurp Wdlfsr fit
bic Gntfernnng Der Nide, NbfGtle ufip.
murbe bonn Rommittee fiir inners N<r-
beferuneen obeepiefen. - Nthnungen
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bes Sommiftees fir antr6se unb Be
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belt glums poitsn i'm Rommiitse fiir
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G.burtstoaes bon 5reunben NIT einer
Surpriie partn bssbrt.
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lin Sl24 srleid,tert.

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perlisben an Der 0isrtsn unb Dine
Ctr. bic Gar nno bemertts S6ul3
erit ipdt.r ben @eriuit ieiner Delo'
borit.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-28
Nepraanifren
1ia stabtinsenienr arns oas &C.
iammte SnssnienrsSepartemenf

Gtobtiuaenieur ariig bat aelter''
i'm gurenn oes ltdbtiiten Irbeiis'
DIRECTORS einen Reorsaniiationspldil
fir iein gureau unterbreitet iino 3i'
aleid,er 3eit peridaeoene ernenniiI''
nlnaen beiiirportet. Sb oieler Ylan
in ieinem pouen llmfanae sur
Gurhfiihriing seIansen miro. hdiief
bon Der entideiouns oes arbeits'
oireftors sSosoid ab, Der iih eegen'
lpdrtia IN Chicago befinoet, leood IN
een ndhiteu 1agen Siirudtebrel'
ipiro.
Scrr arua nil Sas ssngenienrs'
oepariement in iiini Geportenlenfa
eiutheiIen, namlit, ons Geportelrenf
iiir strnben, 9epnrtement fiir Vnn'
ten, 3epartement fir absngsfanale.
Gepurtenent fir Reparatilr poli
Straben unb 9Ib5ugsfanaIen rno
9eripoltauqsoeportement.
Eli @erbinouns NIT oieier 9ecr'
aoniiirina cmpiiebIt Serr arug
and, prrihieoene Grnennungen ino
geiorbernneen, Die oIler 8ohrid,eln'
lit,teit mad, bic 9uitinmiing nes ar'
beitsoireftors iinben peroen. SisH'
eriten Siifs.s .ssnaenienr uno gorlieber
oes Tepartrments fir StroBen en-
ptiehlf Scrr arug ben ebernall9e,'
Stabtinaenieur 8. r. Sblplen llli
einem geha!t BON $4,000, 5iirn 8or'
Iteber bes Oepariements iiir ab5ligs'
tan1le 3. 2. Worie nit elnem Sab
reSaeholt BON $4,000: SHm 8criieDer
oes Tcpartcmerts mir Repnratiirei'
bon StrnBen mnb ab5ugsfannlen g.
= Gonipou nit einem 8ebnlt bon
$4,000: gum Siiperiuteiloenten oe1
Tepartements fir gouten =. e No
idlia nit einem 9ebalt BON $500.
,Serner empfiehlt Serr arng rod
DIE geriesunp oes Sngenteiirs = y
goeb pom Gepartement liir grudeil'
baii rlm Depnrtemeri 1ilr StraBell
gum aIeid,en @ebalt, bas Serr Soef
qeeeupartig besieht, nansilh 1888
SO bro Nsonnt. auberoem miro aiid
geholterbohitng fir peridneoen'
Roomen uno l}eihner empfoblen. ~
einem ein,iaen 6aIle miro cine Hs
BUTTON oes 8ebaIts befiirpcrfef
namlid, i'm ssolle bes eIerts grthill
6. Ihonlpicn, oeiien 8ebalt Dol
S100 auf $50 pro 0soniat berobse
jest peroen ica.