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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-04-28

Samcznikom, da pOstane Ia ali oni
hromcc "a cello zivljenje.
Y uSodo toraj ne vcrujemo ME,
pac pa centralizirajmo vse svojc
duScvnc i'm fiziGne moGi V skupno
organizacijo, Xxi naGclno zastopa
vSc dclavskc slojc Sirom svcta, in
TO je Socijalisticna stranka. Ona
jc principi.jclno ma strani nizjih
slojcy, katerih drzavljanske in
zivljenske pravice in pogoje OBJ
vsakej priliki ter vsestransko "a
~gOvarja, ne %oziraje Sc ma polt, ma
rodnost in versko prcpriGanjc, ter
stan posameznikov.
Ljudstvo hi vendar enkrat mo-
ralo sprcgledati, da vse JAYNE ma
prave kot so zcleznicc, brzojav,
tclefon, rudniki, vsakovrstne to-
varne in clektricne naredbe, Xxi so
vredne m%ilijarde, spadajo lie "a
scbnim lastnikom, in to ne da bi
bio MIN usojeno tako. Posamez-
Mkt so zdrgnili skupaj takozvano
denarno sredstvo, Xxi Sc delavcu lie
tn pa tam pokaze nekOliko, kot
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-04-28

lahko zdrzijo mad dclavci kot so Sc
.ujih prcdniki. Tudi dclavStvO jc
Sprcvidclo moe izobrazbc, Same
emo vcliko Oviro imamo ameriSki
dclavci, in ia jc. da ne obvladujc-
mo in Sc tudi premalo uGimo anne
rikanSkcga jezika. NeGina delav-
silva jc inozcmccv.izm mt katcrih
.jc pa lie m~anjSina ~tukajSnjih
drIavljanov. &c pa Glovek nj
"drIayljan. pa scveda ne more cd
loGati pri volitvah. 10 hi bill vsi
dclayci V Amcriki drzavljani, in
hi oh vOlitvah volili candidate
svojc Strankc, hi dclavStvo kma-
lc cuiilo blagodcjno sprcmcmbo.
cato pa ne pnzabimo nikdar "a
slcdoyati politikc, Xxi je "a delav-
stvo >cdanjcga casa problem, cd
katcrcga zavisiio zivljcnski po-
goii lzobrazujmo Sc potion Gaso-
pisja in knjig; sprejmimo vsako
novo %Stvar, d%asiravno ie skoro ne.
vrjctua, in isto prOuGujmo. Bodi-
mo mozje V vseh ozirih in ne We
rujmo V "usodo" katere sploh nj.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-04-28

Skladih Y \raudcrtalu in V novel
sem diluviju Y Spy-u) poznamo
Srdaj wee cclih okostii, Xxi Jill jc
naScl Y starodiluvialnih nasipinah
pri Krapini Observation-Disclosures
ger, nadalic jrcpinjo IL lie Mou-
%sticr-ia G90S) in il La Chapelle
190S).
Zasluga klaatSchcva je, da je s
primcrjanjcm palcntoloSkih DEF
stcv dognal. ia jc V isti dobi Ii
vcla Evropi praGlovcSka rasa,
Xxi je mnoeo SliGncjSa danaSnje-
mu GlovckU kot pa Ncandertal-
ska. Johanna jc prccej podolgasta
in %vzboGcna. ME vscbina jake oh
sczna, tudi Udi so jake Wiki, ko-
sti tanke in gracilnc; V tenn OH
ri spominja ia rasa ma d~anasnje
Avstralcc. NajnovcjSa izkopina te
vrstc jc popolno okostje, XII ga
je naSel HauScr lcta 1909 V Com
be Capellc ma Francoskem. Me
ga starOst so 5 popolno gotovost-
jo doloGili kot starodiluvialno.
Klaatsch j. pokazal, da imajo ra-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-04-28
MiSli i'm dejstVa.
SpiSal Fran S. Tauchar.

cl"v"k' ii mi>liS ia ii jc osada ucmila
"lS'utkr in Src" rauila.
u" della pr"iSulr u.lci Il tvoi,'
hridu"~ti poluo j." Src" trpcCc.
la nude imas uatrauic hoj".
p"noyljr ruuc vSlk dan boil sklcSc.
ie del prcjSnjih slas. HI To- hi pole.
U%sojcno mu je bilo tako. pravi-
jo ljudc navadno. Gc Sc kakSncmu
zemljanu pripeti to ali ono. USoda
naroda je baje, &c zgine med dru-
90 raSo, kot Sc je re TO zgodilo in
81 siStematiGno Sc dandaneS godi
CSoda je toraj pri vScm &c
nam toGa vniti pSenico, Gc nam
jczni bog ne poSlje dczja, &c vra-
ne %poberejo vSejano zrno Z njive.
ali zajec objc zelnato glavo, in
tc krt ma rijc po travniku. To so
Samo male Stvari. Raj pa ce komu
zmanjka debelcga SGctinca IL syi-
njaka. ali pa drog klobas IL dim
nika; kar je pa Sc najvcG. tudi
zcne IL kuhinjc vGasih zmanjka.
Ne da Sc tajiti. da so to COLA DEF
silva Xxi Sc ma planctu naSc zcmljc
vcdnO dogajo. hodiSi V vcGii ali
manjSi meri. NpraSanje sedaj ma
Stane le te ina uSoda res kaj s.
tenn opraviti? ko mas dolcti kako
zlo, ali preseneccnje V tel ali onej
obliki, mOramO stvar fakticno IL
slediti najprvo, potem Sc lie soditi,
kaj je in kaj nj vzrok. Kolikokrat
so Sc re prigodile groznc Stvari.
katere Sc je obcSilo ma vrat usodi.
Iii pa so bile nameroma ali pa po-
tom malomarnosti izvrSene in MISC
Uncle niti najmanjSega stika s ia
kO %imenovanO usodo. Ia vsako
Stvar so toraj gOtovi vzroki. kar
Sc zgOdi. &c pogori ma primer kme-
tn hlev, ali kako drugo poslopje.
je isto gotovo bio ma mex naein
zakurjeno, in to brez vSake uSodc.
Temu sliGno jc, Gc MOI uide zeni
ali pa nasprotno. seveda ne
da bi bio kje kaj usojeno. Je pa
nekaj pri TEN, kar JAZZ Z vso svojo
energijo podpiram. in to je: Vsak
tax preObrat ali reforma ina siste-
matitno skovanc k%orcninc ze pre-
jc, i'm Gc Sc 18TH do caSa ne vniGi.
Sc navadno zgOdi ono, kar je skri-
voma n~aperjeno. Drugi fakt temu
sorodncga problema .je, da Sc take
Stvari ne dogajajo prcmiSljenim
naklepOm, pac pa z brezbriznOstjO
in zanemarjenjem svOje dolznoSti,
bOdiSi katerc koli stranke ali slO-
ia. Csojeno toraj nj nobenemu mic.
Da trpimo vGasih gle posledicc,
Smo, ali sami zakrivili, ali pa nam
so to %pripravili zlobnezi, Xxi vcasih
dclajo jake tajinstvenO. zlobno in
premeteno. To je nekakSen z%ivljen
ski BOZ; boz Gasti %hlepnosti, last
niStva in gospodarstva, V katerega
riskira kapitalistiGna manjsina
vsc svoje fiziGne in dusevne moci.
Steer MIN nj to usojeno, vendar
pa imajo visa ogromna bogastva in
Waldo pod svojo kontrolo. Kdor'
veruic V usOdo, bo skoraj gotovO
verjel, da so vladarji in Milo
narji pc "boaji milosit" postav-
ljcni, da tlaGijo in derejo vsestran-
sko nizje slojc. Poglcjmo 81 ven
dar nckoliko natancnejse usodo
dclavskega HOlozaia, XII eksistira
Sirom naSe republike, ali bolje re-
cenO. pc cclem svetu.
Slaba p%rosperiteta kot je ravno
sedajni cas-, gotovo nj nam usoje-
ma potion kaksne nadnaravne
moGi, paG pa popolnoma naravne; i
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-04-28
liz biOIOgije.
(konec.)

.Jasno karaktcrizacijo tie "a so
omogocilc najdbo poSlednjih let.
Razm dvch lobanj najdcnih V
prcjSnjih lctih " starodiluvialnih
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-04-28

Llc pItJSllJc ohoStJo
najdcmo l.. 1902 Mentone-u, ma
dale lobajna IL Mosta (Brux)
1878, IL Galley-Iiilla ma Angles
KEN (lSSS) in takozv. Johanna st.
| il Brna - vse iSte make, da Jc
bila torej " V starodiluvialni do
hi po cell Evropi razsirjena po-
leg Ncandcrtalskega plemena Ia
paSma, Iii jo klaatsch naziva Au-
rignacsko raSO.
V pozncjSi diluvialni dobi jc IA
stopila Sc trctja rasa, Xxi jo zOv-
mo Cromagnonsko, pc okostjih,
Xxi so Jill nalSi lcta 1865 Y Cro-ma-
gnonu ma Francoskcm. Visoka
rast. vclika glava, vzboGeno ce-
10, GeljuSt Z brado in prcccj krep-
Ike kosti so maxi tcga plemena, Xxi
ze jake spominja ma danaSniega
Glovcka. Slitnc oStanke so naSli
tudi Y Chauccladc, Y Egishcimu
ma AnglcSkcm, V Longcric - bas-
Sc in drugod.
O takozvancm Homo Hcidel-
bcrgcnsiS, XII jc IL pOznejSc ter
ciarnc tvorbc in Stoji gotovem
oziru nizjc kakor r%ccentne antro-
poidne opicc, ter o p~itckantrOpu
Smo zc prejc ma ten mcstu poro-
cali.
Schwalbc tolmaci vsc te najdbe
tako, da vodi dcsccndenGna vista
cd tcrciarnih antropoidnih opic
prcko Homo hcidelbcrgensiS in
PitShccantropus crcctus Xxi sta
pc Schwalbeju jake SliGni formi)
do N~candcrtalca tllOme primige-
nus in cd tod do danaSnjega Glo-
vcka GIomc %rcccns). Hiba tcga
nazora jc ia, da nam manjkajo
pravi prchodi cd Ne~andcrtalca do
modcrncga Glovcka. Schwalbc me-
nj, da jc Johanna IL Mosta tax pre-
hod. Torcj po Schwalbcju jc Glo-
vcSki rod naStal monofilctski liz
enc skupinc prcdnikov, Xxi so hi
Ii opice. SliGnc danaSnjim antro-
poidnim. (clovcSko podobnim).
Drugih miSli .jc Klaatsch. On
zaStopa mncnjc. da je 5lovcSkt
rod nastal p%olifilctski liz wee
vrst) IL razlicnih panog opicam
SorOdnih prcdnikov. Da je Homo
hcidclbcrgcnsis skupni prednik
Glovcka i'm rcccntnih (scdanjih)
antropoidnih, ic danes paG popol-
mona utrjcn in s tchtnimi dokazi
podprt \adaljni razvoj tie
Skupinc, Iii io KlaatSch naziva
Profitccanttropus, vodi ma razne
Strani. Ena dcnSccdcuGna vista
vodi do pitckantropa. Xxi .ic 20
klaatSchu nckak ~poncSreGen po-
izkuS Y GlovcGcnja in j. poslcdnji
elem tc panoge. Ia Ia MAJOR go
vori med drugim dci>tvo, da je
Pithcccantropus IL mnogo poznej-
Sc dobc (spodnji diIuviD kot pa
hi moral biti. ako j. Schwalbcjev
MAJOR pravilen. Druga panoga jc
Ncandcrtalska raSa. Xxi jc tudi
konci diluvialnc dobc izumrla. V
cclcm ustroju okoStia kazc to pie
me iSte pOtezc kakor afriSke an
%trOpoidne opicc, pred vscm gori-
la. doGim spominja AurignacSka
rasa raznih momcntih ma azij-
Ske antrOpoidnc opicc, ma ornagu-
tana. klaatSch Sklcpa IL tega. da
imamo III dive vsporcdni razvoj-
nj vrsti, emo Y Aziji. drugo V AZ
riki. da sta Sc torci triangular in
Aurignansko plcmc razvila IL enc
skupinc prednikov. a gorilla. Sim
PAM in Neandcrtalci IL druge
Skupinc. Tip tch prcdnikov ic ka-
kor reccno, Homo hcidclbcrgen-
sis. V diluvialni dobi ie priSla
Aurignacska raSa od vShoda V
Evropo ter jc $ pomoGio svoje vi
Sic intcligcnciic polagoma izpod-
rinila NcandcrtalSko plcmc. XII je
ac preic cd juga doSpclo V Evro-
pc. s casom So ic AurignacSka
rasa pomcSala Z oStanki Ncandcr-
talskc; tako jc naStala Cro-mag-
nonska pasma, Xxi naStopi V poz-
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1914-01-15
Petit Jurors, February Term

The following persons residing
in the country districts have been
drawn as petit jurors for the Feb
rusry term of the superior court:
G. Bierlink. r l, Lynden; ,B.
Seederstrom, r 2. Ferndale; d. II.
Clough, Ferndale; Frank Grip
pen. Maple Falls; F. Dean, Nook
sack; j. A. Deal and Mrs. Clara
Deal. X 2. Blaine; Fanny Farley.
Sumas; S. c. Graves, r 2, Fern
dale; Mrs j. A. Greenough, Clear
brok; Nugent Hale. Custer; Mil
ton Johnson, r 2, Bellingham; Mrs.
Maude Kaufman. r 2. Bellingham /;
Henry Krumsie. K /, Goshen; Mrs.
Artie Lindhaut, Deming; Arthur
Lenson. Goshen; Alex Monroe,
Bellingham; Mrs. Fannie McPh
Glacier: w S. Russell, r /, Fern
dale; Isab bella Smith. r /, Blaine; J.
BIB. Tracey. Everson; Mrs. G. ".
Van Zant. Van Zant; c. Weeda, r
3, Everson; Sieg. Westie, r j,
Blaine;T Wicks. Goshen.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1914-01-15
He Says It's His Watch.

Mr.. Auditor of de Lynden Tribune:
Vile / vas lookin over de baper
last week, / bane readin s5meting
how Mr.. Frick find silver watch
in his shicken house; veil, l hat
good reason to belief it is my old
ticker, for ven ! vas crashing last
vail, i drops me old ticker in der
veat granery, and vas in so big
hurry, don't spend much dime look
in for him, and dink me find him
ven i bane some veat feedin me
shickens.
Now. if somebody bane borrowin
some of my veat. and by mistak ne
got me old ticker. l wish he would
give me back my ticker, and tell
me how much veat accompany him
ven he left my blaze.
A. vOODMAN.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1914-01-15
WATER WORKS DISABLED.

Some months ago, Mr.. W. H.
NAPLES proposed TO the city coun-
ell that it make connection of The
city water mains with the pumping
plant at his mill on Fish Trap
creek in order to give the town a
better fire protection. The expense
of making the connection would
have amounted TO about $3.50
and Water superintendent Pixley
favored the proposition. The coun-
ell, however, turned ii down, tell
ing Mr.. NAPLES that he was at lib
erty to make the connection at his
own expense If he SO desired.
Mr.. NAPLES claimed that the i'm
proyement to the water system was
of no greater advanta &c TO him than
To any other property owner, but
with his characteristic tendency 10
do things he nevertheless proceeded
To the work and paid for the same
out of his own pocket.
Last week during the high W.
ter the city pumping plant was put
out of commission and is still disa-
bled, and the city was facing the
serious problem of being left not
only without water for domestic
purposes, but that of property in
lerests being exposed to the danger
of fire without water in the mains.
Mayor-elect Cakes and Mr.. Pix
ley called upon NAPLES then and
after explaining the dilemma the CT
ty was in, asked him if he would
start up his engine and pump. and
so help the city out of the awk-
ward predicament in which il found
itself ON account of the breakage
in the pumping apparatus. Mr..
NAPLES at once agreed to do so and
his engine has since been supply
ing the city with water. When ask
ed what his charges would be, he
replied that he would ask the city
to pay merely what the work had
cost him in wages and for the
fuel necessary to operate the en-
CINE.
1t WAS in anticipation of just such
contingency as has arisen that
Mr.. NAPLES first made the sugges-
ton to the city council. Now the
question arises: If NAPLES had
not complied with the request OF
the city officials TO pump water
into the city ms, and serious
fire had occurred, who would have
been responsible? II appears very
much as if the city council that
went out of business last Tuesday
had taken mighty long chances.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1914-01-15

chard, and L. NJ. kupe, OF Settle,
We're in Lynden Tuesday. looking
over the field with view OF To-
eating here.
The theatrical performance given
at Jamiesons Opera House Friday
night by the teachers of the public
schools was witnessed by one of the
largest audiences ever assem- bled
i'll that house, the large auditorium
and gallery being crowded to their
capacity. The play, Down in
Dixie" was full of interest and Was
well rendered.
Mr. F. M. Dupray, father of Mrs.
George Vinup, died at his home be-
tween Lynden and Ferndale last
Saturday at the age of 50 years.
The funeral was held Sunday and
WAS attended by a large number of
friends of the deceased. Mr.. Dupray
WIS pioneer resident of the val
ley having resided on the farm on
which his death occurred for the
past % years. Deceased WAS the
father of II children and had &c
grand children. Five of his chill
dren were present ~ the funeral.
Interment was in Woodlawn Gene
terry.
|. B. c. Crabtree, one of Lynden's
prominent stock breeders, has just
shipped in a Jersey bull calf anG
two Jersey heifers of exceptionally
fine breeding. The bulls dam is the
famous Verta kollander, with q re-
cord OF 1865 pounds of butter in
one year, or 15.243 pounds of per
cent milk. The calf is slightly bro
ken in color, having "a little white
Oh each flank, Mr.. Crabtree is a
firm believer in the policy of keep
ing up the standard of his breeding
animals, and has one of the finest
herds of Jerseys in the state.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1914-01-15

Mr.. E. Edison was in Bellingham
Sunday to see c. Z. Cline, who is
i'll in one of the hospitals there.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1914-01-15

George E. Miller, of Port Or
chard, and C. NJ. Rupe, OF Seattle
We're in Lynden Tuesday. looking
over the field with view OF 10
eating here.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1914-01-15

The new Timon school house
WAS occupied on Monday morning,
about 80 scholars being in attend
ance. The new building is one of
the best built as well as one or the
prettiest in the county. The resi-
dents of School District No. 53
are justly proud of it.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1914-01-15

c. l.. Banks will have puphc
sale at his place one-half mile west
of Wiser Lake schoolhouse. on the
old Guide Meridian road. and -FOUR
miles south of Lynden, on Thurs-
day, January %. at one O'CLOCK IN
the afternoon. Several cows, one
horse and a lot of farm implements
and household goods will be dis
posed of.
The weather permitting. on Jan
nary %, the members Of st. 10,
seph's church and the ladies OF
the Altar Society will give chick'
en- supper and social evening IN
ODD Fellows hall. The Misses Ada
and Norah Kelly, of the Williams
orchestra, Bellingham, have tender
ed their services at the piano ana
violin. and good music is assured
All are cordially invited.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1914-09-19
The Oldest N. {. Church Is
In Maryland.

Maryland Mcthodism had honor con
ferrcd upon 1t Yesterday when. Al 4
meeting of the American Meth - l
Historical Society, held in the old Stone
Chapel. the other side of Pikcsville, II
was established beyond reasonable
duuh, that the Sans Creek Church, in
Carroll County, was the first Methodist
Church in America. and that the Rev
Robert Strawbridgc, OF the same county,
was the first Methodist minister in this
State
These conclusions came as climax
To months OF search through ccclc-
siastical records, in which some Of the
ablcst and oldest ministers IN the church
were consulted. were set forth IN a
lengthy paper prepared and read hl
Rev Dr John r Gouchcr chairman OF
the committee Interest in this de-
cision has become intense within the
past few YEAR, and more than 23o
ministers and aymrn % the thrce
branches 81 Methoiism Methodist
Episcopal. Methodist Protestant and
Southern Methodist. including many of
their wives, made the journey out ,o
the Stone Chapel 10 hear n, result of
the IL, c-tiration.
New York has Tor number ~ wears
claimed this honor fe her old Weslr>
Cbape.. on John Street. and they ha'r
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1914-09-19
WAR TAXES
AGREED ON
Freight Escapes, But Business
Papers Will Pay The
Stamp Duty

lnc great European War .u Whtth
thousands of mcn asg he.aa eiIlci dais
an3 millions ot dollars gntho property
destroyed Il uolua o afcc, 'ne ba-i
ne~- OF this country u fact il ha- al
ready done ~. thousands Of mcn who
ba.o been piatcd n ;hc e>ros; trade
have been thrown out OF employment
aud the ni,rd States tioycrumeni will
.o,c millions of dollars income because
oi the failing oli IN exports from Ger
many France, tnglani.and other coun
tries now at War This loss must bc
made up to the Goycrumeu, and the
wi.c men Of the nation are planning the
best way to meet it, The result OF a
Congressional coufcrenc. Is given below
A. agreed upon by Administration
leaders. the war tax revenue bill was re
framed 10 eliminate the freight tax and
proyidc special lcvics. /, viii tax
banks with capital and surplus not cN-
ceeiing So. 00u. $50 year and - tor
each additional 81 900. stock brokers
$50. pawnbrokcrs so. commercial brok
ers $50. custom house brokers Slu, pro-
prietors Of theater~. museums and con
cert halls SlOo. circuse- Sl0o public c>
hibitions SO, bowling alley and billiard
halls s. an alley or table. dealer. in leaf
tobacco $ to $2i. according to volume
OF business dealers in tobacco ST. manu-
facturcr~ of tobacco and cigars 81 70 S2i
The stamp taxes proposed. subject to
probable revision by the Committee are
in detail IL follows
Bank checks. cents. drafts or bills
Of exchange inland. cents for each
Slo0. certificates OF deposit. : cents
promissor5 notes. > cents for each >ln.
express receipts cent, freight receipt,
or domestic bills Of ading, ! cent tel.
pnojc ae-.-.,e4 costing - cents or
MORE cent. bonds. - cents rcrtif
Gates of deposit. cents per Sl0o Ger
t.iicatc Gf .iamage, - cent?. certificates
not otherwise specified. 10 cents cnar
tiers 81 d Slu. brokers contract. ~
cents couy,yancc- so cents Tor cach
Saoo telegraph messages. cent. lif'
Insurance policies. cents on each SlH
marine. inland ire causaty. fidelity
and guaranty one half OF / per cent
leases. p cents TO 81 mortgage or con.
.clanCc Iu trust. - cent, for each s..
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1914-09-19

whom they claim was the frS, Metho-
dist minister in this country They
claim however. that the year l7f6 was
the date OF the erection Of their church.
while the Maryland Methodist, arr Ger
tain that Methodism was originated IN
this State and in Carroll County at least
two years previous 10 that time The
paper which Dr. Goucher read Vas a
volumnious affair and was tiled with
convincing evidences Of the priority of
Strawbrdgc in America Several let
lers. said To have been written 10y Bish
op Asbury a- far back as l,ol, referred
to the work of Mr. Strawbridge and
going even farther back the records
showed that he emigrated TO America
from Ireland in l76o and located in what
was then Frederick County, bu, now a
part of Carroll County
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1914-09-19
Acute Indigestion.

II wa- annoyed for over year bl
attacks OF acute indigestion, followed
by constipation. write. Mrs VI !.
Gallagher. Geneva. y y II tried
everything that was recommended Il
mr for ihi, complain, hut nothing did
me much good until about -four month,
ago saw Chamberlain Tablets ad
Ncrti-ca and procured bottle of theu
from our druggist soon realized that
had gotten IN, right thing for thcl
helped me at once. Since taking tw,
bottles of them I can eat heartily with
out any bad effects. Sold ny al
.lealcr>.
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Mackenzie Memorial Church

Preaching sunday morning at 10 30
and in the evening at 7.i5. Theme of
morning sermon: The Laws of Nature
and the Laws Of Grace, Making for
Victory OF the Good and the Superior
over the Bad and the Inferior. Theme,
evening. The Motive Power Of the
Christian Life as Interpreted by Paul.
SUNDAY School after morning sermon.
Christian Endeavor IN the evening at =.
Communion service will be the first sun
day in October, and Rally Day the see.
und Sunday. Opportunity To unite with
the church will hc given next sunday al
both services
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Notice to Creditors.

Notice j. hereby given that the sub
scribcr has obtained from the Orphans
Court for Worcester County, Maryland
letters Testamentary on the personal
estate OF
HENRY FOOkS. Jr. tcoll
late Of Worcester County. deceased
All persons having claims against the
deceased are hereby warned 10 exhibit
the same. with the vouchers thereof To
the subscriber. on or before the I'D day
Of March. 1918 They may otherwise
hy law Ice excluded from all benefits Of
the said estate All persons indebted
10 said estate are requested to make
immediat. payment Given under my
hand this l2th day of september 1914
JAMES II. Nj MFORp
Executor
Test. EDWARD T.. DAVIS
Sept -l2-3t Register of Wills.
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REGISTRATION NOTICE.

Noticei. hereby given to an male per.
sons of the are IL q year. ana over
and to those male persons who will bc
= years oi agr heiore the 80 day oi
I, HoYeinher' i'lt' ,,iat the o'i',"fs ~
=, McEls'I"y'"t "i "o'.SSt't "uiitf'
Mat u, i"i.u' VII >'' ~ men 'sl'ee'iN''
IF registering such persons who present
Themselves and ar, entitled 10 rcgi,tra
non, Hucn persons mus nav resided
u 'he >lat' = HI"rl 'aii d9" " ~
u'y' ~ "lh'i' '"'l nv "'i'i 'i''Ni = ~ "
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NJ 4Id feE,. .ir"tion o"ob- atr fe'iaf
~. r,.,,,.,. l'.;.or, S",,,,'L,. i,b
1913. and ALL VOTERS must there
fora get registered 81 one o. W. ioiIo"
mr day between tie hours o. - siorn
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JOHN v STATION. solicitor.
Order of Publication

William Martin and Carrie Martin his
wife. w. Charlie Martin and Viola
Martin, his wife. and Mary Martin
ln ;hc Circuit Court for Worcester
County Mary land No 2Gu5 Chan
Gerry
The object OF this suit j. 10 procur" q
decree for the sale of the real estate IN
Worcester County. Maryland Of which
solomon Martin. late 81 said County,
died seized
The bill states:
I. That solomon Martin iair Of said
COUNTY died therein about May. 1872
nteState. leaving no widow and leaving
a. ms only heirs Al law the following
children William Martin. whose wife
u Carrie Martin. both ot whom are
non-reSidents Of the State of MARY yiand.
residing in the State Of New Iork ,
Mary Martin. unmarried. non resident
Yf the State OF Maryland. residing IN
he State of New Jersey. Charles Mar
.ln whose wife Is Viola Martin. both
~ whom are non residents Of the STATE
70 Maryland. residing IN thc State oi
south Carolina and al. of whom are
adults
. That tn. said solomon Mart., ~a,
in his lifetime and N the. TIM, 8i H!~
t.a,h .,;l-d ana no.-,.--,.j n f,. sim
,j. ~ i marcel ~ ,;,ua IN th. Second
Fl.r,ian D.tr;., of said Count, near
Vourt W,.iey and an tb, .ontb.ea-t
Ia. - M. Cojnf, road l,ad,rg from
Srnv uiil Il puh6r Inueinr conveyed
to m. said Solomon Martin by John :
Av.j.lo,t,. and ,yif,. ~. d.,.d dated Ian
HI, " l4,r. recorded amonr .njd land
r,.r,,r,i. n ib..r % % %o folio lu~
a ccr,i,i@d ran, of which decd t,lri