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Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1914-01-31
LOCALS

Mrs. W. T. Stanford is visiting her
sister. in Philadelphia
Mrs Charles 5. Timmon4 visited
her sister Mrs Virgil Pruitt, in Girdle
tire, this week
Mr. Edgar Fontainc. of Pocomoke
City, was among the visitors TO our
Office Tuesday.
Mrs. Ernest Cherrix and little
daughter, Iva. visited Mrs f. a Car
mean Thursday.
Mr. j. W. Sturgis. Of Greenbackville
Va, was a caller at the Messenger
Office Tuesday.
Mr. Zadok Sturgis. of College Park,
Maryland, has been spending this week
at home with his family.
Mrs. Rebecca Smith, of Pttsvile,
NJ has been spending this week with
her aunt, Miss Belle Shockley.
Rev. George Hines will preach at
Scarborough's next Tuesday evening ut
7.30 o'clock Everybody welcome.
Miss Elva Burbage. of Berlin. visited
at the home Of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
5. Timmons the first of the week
Miss Eva S. Townsend left Tuesday
for Philadelphia. where she will spend
some time with relatives and friends.
Mr. Thomas Bayari Burnitc. of
Denver, Colorado. made short visit To
lii
week
Mr. and Mrs VIM Byrd Northam.
OF Chester. Pa. spent the week end at
the home of his brother, Mr.. II. {.
Northam.
Rev. G.. ". Renagen. of Ocean
View. Del. will preach in the Christian
Church Sunday morning and evening at
the usual hours
Mr. and Mrs. WalterJ Doyle. of
Philadelphia, spent the week end in
Snow Hill rs guests AT the home of Mr..
and Mrs. John l.. Mock
Mr. William II. Payne, of near
Pocomoke City. was visitor in Snow
Hill Wednesday, and while here paid
visit at The Messenger office.
Fl Mr.. and Mrs. William ]. Fowler
attended the funeral of DR.. Laird Todd,
in Salisbury. Monday. Mr. Fowler is
a nephew Of the deceased.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Il. Conner have
returned to Salisbury. after having spent
several days here with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. William Jones.
Mr.. X. W. Hancock. of near POGO
moke City, was visitor in Snow Hill
Tuesday. He was accompanied by his
son. Mr.. w. c. Hancock
Mr.. 7. Sidney Smith returned home
last week from visit TO his niece Mrs.
Floyd Chopper, at Shelltown While
there Mr.. Smith was quite sick. hut he
is now recovering his former good health.
Mrs. ID. II. Lewis is visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Irving S Hoston at Green
backvile She is also enjoying the re-
vival meetings. which are in progress in
the Methodist Protestant Church AT
Greenbackville
Misses Mary Gordy and Myrtle Par
sons, Messrs Chester Parsons. George
Gordy. Jamie Gordy. Cleveland Car
mean. Benjamin Carmean and Mrs. f.
A. Carmean visited Mr.. and Mrs. John
n. Gordy Sunday
Attention is called to the advertise
ment of the Worcester Fertilizer Com
pany. appearing in this issue of The
Messenger. The company is prepared
to supply high grade fertilizer for early
potatoes, for trucking and for general
use. or will mix ingredients according to
formula They are usinp their new
building, which has been completed. for
a warehouse, and are ready to book
orders for immediate delivery.
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Summer School at Ocean CITY

a large delegation Of Worcester coun-
tians appeared before the
Means Committee of the II
Wednesday and asked an app
of S25. 600 for the construction
ing at Ocean City to be used
tional purposes Worces
proposes 10 give 5000 and
Ocean City will deed site
The purpose is for sumr
teachers. and place for
tutes and education
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Junior Order United Amer.
lean Mechanics
RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT

Whereas. it has pleased the Divine
Giver 10 take from our midst our beloved
brother Charles II. Long. and
Whereas. We must revercntly bow in
humble submission to Ills Divine will.
Ice IL
Resolved That in his death We have
lost valuable member and beloved
brother and that the surviving mem
beers OF our lodge strive 10 initiate his
many virtues And Toe il further
Resolved That We hereby express
our sympathy TO the widow and relatives
OF our deceased brother in this their
hour OF sore bereavement And be il
further
Resolved That these resolutions be-
spread on the minutes Of our lodge and
our charter be draped in mourning for
period of three months and copy
Of these resolutions be given 10 the
widow of our deceaed brother.
WILLIAM BRYAN MORRIS.
WILLIS II HUDSON
WILLIS J. DAVIS
Bishopville. Md. July %. 1914
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BIadeS.-N

a fashionable wed
the Methodist Episco
dletree Wednesday
after eleven o clock, 5
Blades. Of Girdletree,
bonds of holy matrim,
r. Matthews. of POGO
church was lighted
trimed with everg1
plants. Miss Catherin
al the organ. and pl.
marches. The usher
llughey +. Truitt. and
Of Girdletree, and
Matthews and DIR. Al
Pocomoke City.
The bride wore a hand
ing suit. with hat and 5
and carried a bouquet
The ushers marched up
ceding the bride and groo
ed the church together.
met al the ALTAR by the !
church. Rev.(H +. Reed. "
the marriage ceremony in Z
i've manner
After the ceremony 4
groom motored to Pccomok,
there on the afternoon II
more. Philadelphia, and
where their honeymoon
The bride j. the accom-
tractive daughter of
Blades. OF Girdletree. and
IN Girdletree and Pocomc
groom is a prominent bL
Poromcke City. being ass
the ! n. Merrill Company
on their return from
moon. Mr.. and Mrs. Matt
side in Pocomoke City.
Mr., j $. Truitt. the
bride. entertained the bridi
elaborate wedding breal
O clock "Wednesday mornin
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-11-27
SIX TEUTON SUBMARINES
DESTROYED by BRITISH
MONITORS OFF B[LG|UN|

0ND0N November 26ussoOiaed Press BY Federal Wire.
essReports from France last night say that there Is con-
elusive evidence that the Germans contemplate making an
other desperate effort to get through the Allies line to the French
sea-ports. aetR
They bringing Up renorcements and moving up heavy
guns The Allies are fully prepared for any movement upon the
part Of the enemy.
SIX GERMAN SUBMARINES DESTROYED
The German plans had been greatly delayed and nterfered
with by the events Of the past few days = ,
H. The naval bombardmen Of Zeaugge resulted in the destruo-
tpn Of six German submarines by the fire Of the British onors
These vessels had been brought overland and we're beq assem-
bed for launching from the Belgian coast to be used In raidnu
the Allies. ports and fleets.
ZEEBRUGGE NAVAL BASE DEMOLISHED
800 The naval base which the Germans establishing at Zee
bugge demolished and the German artillery which attempted
10 retEnhe fire Of The monitors sIeneed WI 500
Cooperating with the navy, the Allies forces have practical
cleared almost The entire Belgian coast Germans and for the
past twenfow hours there have been on infantry attacks be-
tween Ypres and the sea.
Five niles northeast of fpres the Allies have made an adj
vance al Langemarch according to the official report from Paris
yesterday
BRITISH INDIAN TROOPS ARE ACTIVE
The British indian troops also reported to have recap
ed TIER trenches near La Bassee from which they had been dis
lodged the previous evenings capturing three German officers one
hundred prisoners one cannon and three machine guns
The situation reported quiet along the line from La Bassee
to SCISSORS and the Allies to be making slight progress near Ber
ry-auBac and in Argonne s,g n
Berlin announces officially that there is no change IN the
western situation except some sight progress around Arras
The presence Of cholera among the Germans at Antwerp
reported.
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eaf, 10000 W to $l,oeo,oOo, nothing
'sfoh Anlerits9 Girl 81 means fan
y l0se Win counts, dukes aud men
Of title oyer there fcfoss the Atlantic
yet Iyok AZ Tho Spirit 9of the coun.
tiDs mey cbhc From ftwar ana cor
tdhfipnl sWhY rot TART your pfetty
heads, row, aid look aafoss the peace.
fnl PAcisit 70 Hawaii, where tho spirit
6f tho donntrv N peaee. haDi,inesk aud
met - an inst 4 mskei man. but. /
ealf hive hHrifef Than All tKoso French
ssohnts Anarian thlsos and English
legas fftt thgqthsE StY4s
DOn't H@ttata To Wslse
.'Is.5sff yoN afd ci9ihls q either
own eers direct hcif ass to the feanired
tqrfssAc, phase 10, NOS hasitato 10 write
to, me and Start pfocoedfhne AZ once.
. ny aaltess iSs LIS s. Box 80, Paia,
However 1nMia n pessssaty 70
MalsGa row sfipulntipa5 which, ii you
eeslnhpt meet thcfl, please do not re-
spbhd, WE She mast sbt ewfthfl seven
ycafs' radius, above or below nv age.
) am "a: she ehHBt beo elcan, have
clear eyosf lno feqnfred coiofy. pIenty
% hair (alt her owf1. Teeth iIitto
Hcr 'skih must 30 whitg ana clear.
Slio hr,ist be Intelligent enotoh ~ M.
l,feciate2hJ. Montgomery Ffaeeis N
Should Say Sost She must Nc able TO
pass an the eoufAes in uuacnits with
an average o. 700 per cent. she must
NJ 4 miss, in tho strittest senect no
Widows OF divorced wives accepted.
Fho fniist no able AMI willing 10 bear
nc sbhlldren to a liberal amount. She
rtuft not tend toward any cxcesses,
sAth Ids, st0tftnoss; Witness. Ieanness
attrac tivenass or taiiness IL ahes has
any c&cessds, woald PREFER them to
bt toward kintihess, flraithfulDess and
happiness. Shc mast Be willing to
sI,thde ut Toast six months out Of a.
year out here in Hawaii, which il my
homo and IL will Be- willing 10 spend
tho dthoit half with nor N her own
honfain, il she seesf itl ehb need not
Do sttfkblgly handsome, hut must not
have amy outlandish cart Of features
5sl" shobldgshe fnlalr these require
Ii6hts3 I DO 'Soleinnly swear to fall in
lore with her, and guarantee TO ask
for her hand in marriage within one
year ofthe date Of our personal ac
qunintance.
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CAPTAIN 9FFLEY WILL
RETURN TO MAINLAND

Considerable interest was aroused
among local army officers by q cable
gram from the war department asking
IL couple of officers Of the local gar
rison desired to be transferred to the
mainland.
Captain II. S.. 0fhey OF the First In.
fantry, stationed at Schofeld Bar.
racks, dgnifed his desire foe change
of station and has since received mott.
heation that he has been transferred
TO the Twenty.frst Infantry, now sta
tion at Vancouver barracks, Washing.
ton. BY coincidence this is the sta,
ton where Captain Offey served with
the First Infantry prior 10 his depart.
ure for Hawaii in 1919,
Captain Offiey has had many years
of foreign service, and il is thought
the war department in going over the
foreign service roster decided TO seni
some other officer with less foreign
service to Hawaii, which Is eonsidere
q foreign station IN the sense that il Is
away from the lnainland captain OF
ficy was for some years governor Of
the island OF Misdoro, in the Philip.
pines, under the civil government.
Captain clyde b. Crusan, who was
recently promoted from first lieutenant
in the Twenty fifth Infantry and as.
signed to the First Infantry, will join
that regiment at sehofeld -Bawaclcs
upon receipt Of the orders, and will be
assigned TO the command OF a com.
pany He win probably take over tho
company of which Captain Ofaey re-,
linquishes command,
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COLONEL, G8yNE, BRINGS ,
4 BRI0t From CtAtGl
Says That Dominion win Back
England In European Conflict

Colonel Arthur Coync, N. q. II, IRE.
DTed), who returned TO Honolulu yes
terday on the steamer WilheDmina, ac-
cor Ianied by his bride, reports dc.
ligltfll trip on the mainland. Colonel
Coyne went back TO visit his boyhood
home at London Ont, and while there
he Nas married to an old sweetheart,
q LONDON girl. Sd
The colonel reports, that the Cana
diGhs are taking tho war as an evil
that must 10 met, and that az a nlatter
OF course they are giving every posi-
,ble aid to England, Ia mem money ana
supplies. He SAYS IL is not necessary
TO Iretlch patriotism 10 the Canadians,
MS they arc enllsting freely IN largo
numbers and the canadian organintio
are beitig kept flied up.
COLONEL coyRe also says he had been
informed that great many American
eiti2eps had gone across into Canada
TO offer their services when the Gan,
adam regiments were being formed aud
thar many Of them had enlisted.
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TUCKER IS INTENT
ON SELLING FIRE
lot ON sNlTR ST.

Mayor Fern, Supervisor MeClellan
and Fire Chief ThGrston announced
yesterday that Land Commissioner
Tucker plans TO sell at public anc-
tion on December ! the Smith street
lot, Which the city feels ID has title
and which has been kept for fire
house site. gt
Unless Governor Pinkham takes
some action between now aud De.
eember 4 the property, Of incalcuip-
bio value to the city, will 90 to the
highest bidder. 5i
Messrs, Fern, Mcclellan and Thurs.
ton met with Governor Pinklam
last Saturday. II is believed that as
d result Of the conference the Gov
efnor will take some definite action
this week, This viii include either
validating the cityis title to the
Smith street lot or giving the city
IN exchange lot situated on the
Waikiki banlr Of the Nunann stream
at Queen street. (
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PAA BLACKSMITH WOULD LOVE 10 l0N|
I: Al Heres; EsaS / Mtliss 4.
VIII \ MILLING N Ellk B BDE

- ~ \ q . 4 y . ~. =.
IA Rom hpdef spreading kiaws tea
In the little town df faia. when
= has Incl its 1fr M the LAP Of Mani
with no greater scnsation man ii ia.
Retc over Vie rcintiSe worth OF tin
vans for pincapplcs, d bhelssnith has
emerged asa haihofist. Rathef A grim
sort or hdnior ne ms. lT6 has aiycr.
tisod for a hiiiiondplhfr bFhio. fiS;4e
Bin he hast 10 lnimofistt (ifAde
books OF Miui NOV there n no fnsaila
asylum a. .4'aiias and -the hoard 81
hHalth states That III knows Of no ,lsk
hldtlte1 fesideDt fh0re lt1seenis dsrllr
that only an insane Pefsontut On lidniof,
ne Womb think to advertise for mil
APAseollef giFlsss sSFtpss
Bride Must HAVE Fortune
Bread has ldeR Won W the sweat or
tho brow BY tBisb IaeksniftlI, taking tho
eiuinbs Of f0rtonea fate threw to him,
Without complaining year in. ami year
t0tYso he would have re aihlefsfood
ut any rate But lately the uhfailMdss
Of his position IN life oacarred to nm,
said BE, with Che tibpghe that exlet
cbee wouhl he muEh more III easaiif haa
ne d bride and her fortdncl W. Nothing
less tlin 100000; preferably $1,000
00O,t' he wrote. rNa'
Thus evolved iiis hnnior. ''w4s s'ioe,.
This is an shown in q communication.
sent by him TO The Advertiser ycster
day. SO fs ~
However Il fnd 81 neecssasy To-
make a few stn,uIations,, III, salt Id
the communications No False t66tK
81 hair will be allowed. he promised
70 fan in love with The girl and marry
her within a year, ~
Ambition of Blacksmith
Here is his OFFER: i8gs66ta
elf ybnBare aIrenda over DtIfdcHea
with wealth, why should vol marry d
rich husbandi Give tho poor detil "A
chance, I am a young man o. no
means battling away with tho hard
Hearted old world, getting but
eight eommpndition for my efforts 10
help il along, yet fecliag That mighty
hand of it resdy7t0 pinch mg riijs ifni
10 not tend 10. bnsineese / am tireut Of
being cramped, and want Il few more
roller-bearings in the machinery sOf ny
affairs Round dollars make exeeIlebt
ones SO want to marry girl with
q fortune. And / want II 70 be Of
ample size. too, while / am about Il;
~ -. Z ~. !
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ENGLAND EXPECTS ATTACK

LONDON November Peacral wtrssslEnv
land 10 prepeng TO repe possible
COASTS preparations for defcnso have emergency citizens
committee has
other ME clubs organized to take the
WOMEN AND CHILDREN REMOVED ,2s
It is Planned should be threat
ened and then everything might be
useful s,-5 T,
William meber Perthshife yeerday raised
the question whether
He dain the prince IN
England at the outbreak o8ss.5 1s's'
PRINCES FAMILY HAS $4,000 A YEAH r3t H..
He demanded ta1paysrs should con
tribute $4,000 annually
quth only prince was serving
in a military capacity Germany. "4,g%. EE. ! n
The Admiralty had
lost aS7 omces and killed. 47s wounded
=. i
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-11-27
RHEuMATIsaa.

Have You ever tried Chsmberlain y.
Pain Balm for rheumRtisrni II not,
you nre wasting time, as the lougerthis
disease runs on tho harder ii IS TO euro.
Get bottle TODAY, apply IL with viz
orous massage 10 the afflicted parts and
You viii he surprised and del GIFTED at
the rollpf obtained For sale bg all
dealers. Benson smith & Co., Ltd,
age It's for Hawaii "A
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Graad Duke Gi;pess S lh,os.sI ~ Fr y

PARIS November 26-(AssoCated Press by Federal Wire
Duke Michael OF Russia has presented the French
army with million pair Of shoes which have been ordered from
factories Webster Massachusetts at an AVERAGE prce Of
dollars pair 81
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-11-27

A declaration Of intention 10 become
a haturalized citizen of the United
Statos was flied N tho federal eo'lrt
clerks office yesterday BY Richard
Gustav. Wolf, seaman, horn in Stan.
ten, Germany, December IL, 1892.
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KAlSER'S CARRIAGE AND COAT CAPTUREl
FRENCH COLONIES IN DANGER

BERLIN November WrolcsAccord
ing to the Madrid Newspapers Spain her
north African colonies Morocco Algeria
big colonial The Madrid papers
supplying
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TURKS WIN ALONG THE sUEz

BERLIN November
dispatches report that the British indian
been defeated are advano
their destroy and bottle tho British
z .a-.. IA "A, b 4
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Of MAGNITUDE
HAS BEFALLEA FORCES OF
GERMAN ARMY IN RUSSIA

III oNDoN November 26(AssoCated Press BY Federal Wire
essBespaches from PetroDad last night indicate that the
Russians have been successful In the monster batHein Po
the Germans
gained from the reports from Poland
Long columns Of German prisoners are passing through
HANDS AND FEET or GERMANS FROZEN
was observed that numbers Of these prisoners had their
hands and feet frozen and were able to only with extreme
Many Of these prisoners Frassian guardsnen vhich in
cates that some Of Germans best troops employed in this
Pecuad reports that trains have been ordered 10 accom-
modate $4,000 wounded prisoners.
VICTORY BEING CELEBRATED IN PETR0GRAD :
While the Russian government has not yet officially an
notTced the victory the military party IN Petfogad cee
bratng me defeat Of the Germans.
Petrogad reports that the Russians have checked the Ger
man advance from WIen watch fortyou miles from kaisoz
the border after severe fighting and that they
have now assumed the offensive on this front.
"a GARRlS0M AT ,PRZEhYSLiM TURMOIL m
Dispatches from lenbery yesterday announced that fug
Kes arriving from the beseged iorress Of Przemys reported
hearing heavy firing within the Notifications They said this was
the result clash between the Austrian and German defenders
the fortress and had heard that the Germans hanged the Aus
Tran commandment because he proposed to surrender 10 the Rus
~ RETREAT OF TEuToNs RESEMBLES RouT
The official Petrourad last night says that the
Germans along the entire front between the tsua and Wahe
rivers retreat which at points resembles rou
WIN artillery ammunition and commssary stores being aban
The battle Of LODI reported as being stl in progress
AUSTRlANS SURROUNDED IN HUNGARY
significant turn to the events in GaHCa is contained in the
Peograd announcement that the Russian advance continues
beyond the Capaan passes with Hungary where large bodies
Austrian troops surrounded in the vicinity of ezo Laboroz
This confirmed by an admission iron Budapest that the Rus
slams invaded Hungary far as the River Ung This Austrian
report says the Russian invaders drhed back to the Cali
clan frontier but that another Russian force Hungary had not
yet been expelled si~ 49
KAlSERS CARRIAGE AND COAT CAPTURED. sa
From the scene Of the fighting in Poland Czensochowa
story to the effect that the Russians captured the kai
ser's carriage containing one Of the EmperoPs coats
AdvioeS from Amsterdam report that Grand Duke Dli OF
Russia was wounded in the battle at Warta.
The Berlin official announcement says that all Russian at
lacks in East Prussia have been repsed and that the Russian
counter offensive from Lowiez has failed. s
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-11-27
PITCHER FOR REDS.

Tho Cincinnati club has purchased
from the Montreal club the release OF
Gene Dale, right-hand pitcher.
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Coffee Market WIN Resume
NEW YORK November 2eThe coffee exchange win reopen

NEW YORK November 2he coffee exchange win Monday
YORK, by
British
predicted
and that after the war viii suno with all
conflict.
PREDICTS will be able to cut IT, annual
expenses for national defcnse
+.
NO is possible declares destroyed
3 Z
eaera Wilson has arrived
today. ass5.I-TaIS ~ - : -
COLON November
tod States Bufod arrived
CHICAGO November by Fodora wieoss re
stons have been al tdps
York exchange. m ~
DEVoNPoRT November associated
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BANDIT zAPAiA ENfERS MExlC0 Cry

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bee nrnptS Rnaa join
to dvc yMna
BANoo \
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south
MOI in N 90 padc az 800 NJ
entry
to mo Vi seized the oppnenas for rmaeas ii
hs nd marched Ito mercantile district
4 RuPoNaE NERAL m1Aa
wnoa nd general Of
shop ~ ( Il fek Ely q &
AN through
m aDrouh o usv VIVA rny q
70 am o IN canuy
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DBvoNPoRT, November
Uncle Sans big Christmas Ship the naval collier
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CHICAGO November by Fodoral wirs
seon have pen removed en- AZ htdng except IN
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COLON November Press BY Federal Wirsloss
d States lasb night with sg5 Too
Tor service IN tho Canal Zone garrson III ". .fE
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