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Norwich bulletin., 1914-03-31

ty of his character. The man who steals directly or indirectly has sur rendered his claim to noble character. The man who lives the impure life is most certainly unattractive in charac- ter and the man who is living a double life calls forth now as in other days the strong condemnation of God and merits the condemnation of all true and souls,
 In the third place leprosy is con- tagious: if a leper came in this room we would all give him a wide berth and we would literally rush from. his presence. So sin is contagious and oh that men would shun it as they shUn leprosy The contagion of sin is more terrible than that of Ieprosy inIhat it affects the soul as well as the body.
 1t Separates.
 Leprosy separates; the Ieper was obliged to hold up his hands and cry ''unclean" and he was forced into sep aration from his fellows. Sin separates man from God. and how awful is this separation.
 No man has ever originated a cure for the dreaded leprosy and probably no man ever will Man has never originated a cure for sin; while leprosy is incurable, thank God the Man Of Nazareth, Jesus the Christ, effected an antidote for sin when he hung on the cross: "Who his own self bore our sins in his own body on the tree" and
Norwich bulletin., 1914-03-31
Food

 k soft, sweet or starchy. It adheres to the teeth, and in fermenting generates a mild but persistent acid which grad- :; ually eats through the enamel. i. o596 of us, SO authorities say. suffer from acid mouth. Resule-decayed teeth.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-03-31
eav r u Ricks+ts +o oH;ciate.

Rev, Charles H. Ricketts has been called to officiate at the funeral of Miss Achsah Beardsley. who died Sat urday at the remarkable age of 99 years and months. The funeral will be held at her late residence in Somers this afternoon.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-03-31
Surprise Party.

A surprise party was given Herman Goldberg Sunday evening. Games were played and refreshments were served. Among the guests were the
Norwich bulletin., 1914-03-31

Giving His Time to Chicken Business.
 Fred TourteIlotte, who for some years has been employed as conductor on the local trolley lines, concluded his services with the company on Mon day He intends to devote his time in the interest of his poultry business.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-03-31

though sin has such terrible effects on the body and soul as well this great antidote is all sufficient and there is hope for even the worst of humanity.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-03-31
.Pebeco
 Tooth Paste

&fre ffa@eaT--f
 k the dentifrice that fights "acid mouth" It is the denti- frice that IS made to overcome .~acid mouth '' and it does so scientifically while it is cleans ing and polishing. The enamel protects the soft. inside den- tine" from decay-germs. j Pebeco preserves the whole tooth by helping to keep the enamel whole.
 Peheco is the csmpltte dentifrice.f 4 It cleanses, whitens and pol ishes the teeth as efficiently as 1t saves them Its use IS distinct pleasure.
 Tfn-Day Trial Ta6e and AniS Tea Raters ts Tar yosr Month fer
 fGd-Senf Fref
 Lehn & Fink
 120 William Street
 New York
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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-01-02
Board of Aldermen.

At a special meeting of the Mayor and
Aldermen Tuesday night, the last meet
ing of the present year, called primarily
for the purpose of making some DISPOSE
ton of the two suits against the city by
John N. G.. Stride and Graham Leroy
Mackley, for So. 500 damages each tor be-
ing bitten by dogs running at large, the
Board decided that it would not meet the
offer of compromise made by the attor-
news for these parties, and from the attl-
tude of each side there is probability that
the cases will 20 to trial.
The cily decided to borrow $1,000 to
meet expenses on January I, 1914.
Three bids to furnish stone to the city
for the coming year were opened, The
Tabler Lime and Stone Company bid 60
cents per ton; the Maryland Brick and
Supply Company 90 cents per ton, and
the M. ]. Grove Lime Company bid SIC
per ton. The board decided to reject al
bids and instructed the city engineer tc
buy stone in the open market for the tins
being 1t is probable that new bids vii
be asked
The light committee was instructed t.
negotiate with Murray and Rettue con
corning the cost of enlarging the powe
plant and also concerning the needs
the plant. They were given power t
act in the matter.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-01-02
Arm Shredded to Bits.

John Fisher, of Loy's Station, this
county, while operating Afodder shred
der on Tuesday afternoon, had his right
arm shredded to pieces
He with a number of other young men.
his brother included, was shredding fod-
der at the farm of Mr.. Harvey Ogle, near
Lows Station. Engrossed ia his work,
he did not heed the treacherous spikes
until one caught in the yarn of his
sweater. drawing his arm into the cruel
steel teeth. Instantly the teeth scraped
down from above the elbow to the finger
tips. cutting the flesh. muscle and bone
into strips.
Racked with pain the young man fell
back, the blood streaming from what had
been moment before. a strong, muscu-
lar arm. With remarkable presence of
mind the men present made tonrniquet,
thus staunehing the heavy flow of blood.
DR.. Morris A. Birely, of Thurmont-
was hastily summoned. In the mean
time a team was procured and the youth
was driven to his home. There the doc
tor found him about S O'Clock in the
evening. Immediately the arm was am
putated.
This is the second unfortunate acct
dent that has befalen Mr.. Fisher. Two
wears ago he had his left hand severely
injured. Now he has lost MS right arm
Mr.. Fisher is ihe son of Mr.. Cornelius
Fisher, and is 2I years old.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-01-02
Da,,ehters OF Liberty Elect.

At the meeting OF Mountain City Coun-
Gil, No. 70. Daughters of Liberty, held
Monday night, the following officers were
elected for the ensuing term: Councillor,
Edward M. Eader; associate councillor,
Mrs. Marietta Koehler; vice councillor,
Mrs. Ella Grahe; associate vice councillor,
Mrs. Mollie GLAND; recording secretary,
Mrs Katye Dyer; associate recording
secretary, Miss Agnes Miller; financial
secretary, William Bohn; treasurer, Henry
E. Cramer; guide, Mrs. Mary B. Engle
brecht; inside guard, Miss Katharine
Biggs; outside guard, Edward NJ. Dyer
trustee, Mrs. Sallie A. Cramer.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-01-02
Minstrel Maids Sing at Montevue
Hospital

Perry's Minstrel Maids, who are play
ing at the City Opera House all this
week, visited Montevue Hospital on
FRIDAY afternoon, January and, and pre-
sented their act TO the inmates and the
general public. Miss Josie Flynn, the
leading lady in the cast, made an en-
gagement with Superintendent Gregg the
early part of the week for the free enter
tainment aud Mr.. Gregg THINKS that great
good is derived from such performances.
A similar performance was given last
July by the same company and there
were nearly five hundred persons pres
ent. The performance was held at 80
p. m.
The Minstrel Maids changed their act
on Thurtday afternoon and evening at
the theatre and are now offering an en-
tirely different performance for the re-
mainder Of the week. All of their num-
bers were received with hearty applause,
and all of their jokes are new ones.
The following numbers were rendered:
international Rag" Miss Josie Flynn;
"Medley," Ed4h Gibson; There's a
Girl in the Heart of Maryland" Marga-
Route Grouse; "Ragtime Tune" Lille
Mills; Nanny "Ginny's Jubilee, " Marva
REIN.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-01-02
BUSINESS IN 4Hla COURTS
Real Estate Transfers.

Lucy E. Harris to Dennis ]. Shankle,
resi- estate in county, $50.
JOS A. Meisling, ct al. attorney in
fact. to Jos. A. Mesling, real estatEin
city, $40, etc.
George w. Stocksdae and wife to
Sanford l.. Stauffer, real estate in county,
$500.
George Edward Smith and wife to Au-
gust Trago Brust, real estate in city, S..
etc.
August Trago Brust TO Gforge Edward
Smith and wife. real estate in city, SIS,
etc.
Eugene Sponseller to Charles NJ
Schaeffer, two lots on Rdsemont, $40,
etc
Eugene SponselIer to Elm r W. Mines,
two lots in Rosemont. $40, etc.
Eugene Sponseller to Mary r Mines,
lot in Rosemont, $40, etc.
Lycurgus F. Wagaman and wife to
William x. Wagaman, real estate in
county, 500.
The AnickCan Foundry and Mfg. Co.
TO Charles NJ Herman and wife, real es-
tate in city, $40.
H. K. Delauter to Thomas F. Castle,
real estate in city, $40
Calvin Y Doher to !. Fred. Main, real
estate in county, $40.
Marriage Licenses.
Bernard L. Virts, II, of Frederick, and
Carrie L. Boone. 20, Of louisville.
Thornton A. Davis, IS. Of Waynes-
boIo, Pa, and Iulaetta West. 40. of
LeGore
Walter A. Mckinney, ~, Of Walkers
vile. and Carrie U. Norris, Fl, of Union
Bridge
Jesse James Long, 1o, Of New London,
and Fannie Franciscus, ~, Of Coatesville,
Pa.
Walter Hamilton, %, Of Ridgeville,
and Mary Lyles, 10, OF Damascus, both
coored.
Walter B. Buxton, II, OF near Kemp
town, and Ella M. Brown, 20, of Purdum.
Orphans Court.
Further final account Of Leila NJ. Strube,
administrators of Robert Edward Strube,
deceased, filed and distribution made.
First and final account of Phillips STAINS
bury, administrator OF Anna c. Stansbury,
deceased, filed and distribution made
Second account of Charles F Knock,
guardian to Lewis Fl. and Charles F.
Knock, filed
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-01-02
Meeting Of stockholders.

Stockholders of the Blue Ridge Heights
Company met in this city TUESDAY morn
ing and elected the following directors to
serve tor the ensuing yeara D. Fair
ney Eugene H. AlbaughgH NJ. Kefau-
yer, Charles c. Bser, Oscar B CobIentz.
of Frederick; w. J. FoItz. Hagerslown;
H. H Shockey, WaynesborX. The di.
rectors organized hv elertine the follow
irlg officers: President Dr. p. ID. Fair.
nfy' secretary, Eugene II Abaugh
tTfasurer, Oscar 3. Cobentz The com.
Aoany owns about 90 H-res Of valuable
iano adjoining WASHINGTON, and oihei
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-01-02
Hospitars Fifteenth Report.

The Board of Managers of the Freder.
lex City Hospital have ISSUED their if.
teenth report, covering q period of I8
months.
The report gives detailed facts relative
to the progress and development of the
institution In the period named many
Improvements have been made, new
buildings erected. prominent among them
being the Georgiana Houck Simmons
Nurses Home, the laundry and the heat
ing plant The report covers the period
from April I, 1912, to October I, 1919.
The extended period of six months is to
conform will a regulation of the Board
of State Aid and Charities, desiring all
reports to be made from October /.
Patients numbering I,II6 were treated
during the year. exceeding the number Of
the year previous by 534. The amount
OF expenses was $24, 5I.69, according to
the treasurer's report. leaving balance
on hand of $782.oI. The chief items of
the expenditures were salaries Of super
inlendent nurses and dietitian, 1854 3S;
provisions, 5000 90; light and fuel.
$I,5SS IS; medical and surgical supplies,
s.. I6I.I4; laundry and equipment,
SI,7I4I7. OF the receipts the most
important items ior the year are cash re-
ceived from the State $40, 900. arEount
received from patients, 81 $50. 40: amount
from donations, $G,I5I 80; AMOUNT rom
fairs and entertainments, S97I.yM
All the various donations given TO the
hospstal and the various departments in
the past eighteen months are mentioned,
and the Inst of friends who have gener-
ously contributed is a long one and
shows the fond place which the insttu-
ton holds in the hearts of Frederick peo-
pie.
A detailed report of the hospital poul-
try yard is given in the book just issued
| For the eggs and chickens furnished the
hospital from October, 1912, until 0cto
| Der, 1913. the reports gives the total as
| tIS4.43, while the expenditures amounted
to only $50. So.
I The managers in their report note with
sorrow the death of Mrs. Margaret +. S.
| Hood and also Miss Emma Houck both
| generous friends of the institution. Death
also removed DR.. S. S. MAYNARD, of the
medical staff, and Dr. F B Smith, of the
lecturing staff Resolutions upon the
death of Mrs. Hood and the picture of
the hospitals beneiactress appear in the
report
| For the Nurses Home equipment fund,
the 1913 report shows receipts amounting
to 81, 8S4. so. The receipts from the Paint
and Powder Club entertainment were
| $500. There were three checks given,
$500, $500 and $500.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-01-02
Died in New Mexico.

Word has been received IN this city Of
the death in New Mexico, of Mr.. Thos.
7. Gibson, Of the United States RecIama-
ton Service, formerly of Frederick, who
died at Elephant Butte, New Mexico,
from rhe effects Of an injury which he re-
ceived about a week ago. He was
struck by piece of wood being hurled
against him with great force. The sad
news of his death was received on Tues
day. although word had been received of
the accident He leaves one brother,
Mr.. c. Albert Gibson. the cashier of the
Farmers and Mechanics National Bank,
this city, and the following sisters: Miss
Elizabeth ellison, Mrs. Marion c Hal.
Ter. Frederick, Mrs. Ella Bladen, Wash
ington, and Mrs. H. w. CIntz. Washing;
ton. Hdbl4
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-01-02
All Saints Sunday School Holds
Christmas Program

The annual Christmas entertainment of
All Saints Episcopal Sunday school was
held Monday, December 2e. A stage was
erected and on il was large Christmas
tree. Practically all the primary depart
ment. as well as many of the older pupils
took part.
The program consisted Of Christmas
dialogues, Rotations, and the singing OF
Christmas carols. AT the conclusion OF
this, Mr. Opie, who has charge Of the
boys department, impersonated Santa
Claus. and after short address, distrib.
uted boxes Of confectionery to every one
present
In addition to the Sunday school, the
Rev. Douglass Hooh, rector of the
church. and large number of the con
gregation was present.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-01-02
OPECIAL MEETING OF TIiEt
y COMMISSIONERS.
Frederick, Md, ]

Frederick. Md, Dec 10 l9l
The January Session of the County
missioners will commence at their once
the Court House, on
FRIDAY. JANUARY ., 1914.
The First two days will be devoted
general business. and appointment o. II
stables
Road Supervisors will be settled
and new appointments made IN aeco'e'
with the following schedule.
SECOND WEEK.
Monday, January 5-Lewistoan =
Tuesday, January 6.-Bsllengef =
trict. No. %. Al,
Wednesday, January 4 - "Veus0
District, No. IL. 80
Thursday, January 8. = BurkT
District, No. -
Friday, January 9.-walkersyi A
} trict No. 26. -.
: Saturday, January 1O.-Mt.N
e District, No. ID. {.
THIRp TX
Monday. Jauus nlIhi'sAsn
'f' Ta. 10 JaaalFs ls, UrOanl'
"Wednesday, JANUARY l4.-New ~
District. 10. 8. .,..o,
Thursday, January lo'--o"''>'O
trict. No. IS. ,a..eon
Friday January l6. : JeliersO"
trict, No. II. .t,han;cs
Saturday. January 17.-Mecnani'S
District, No 15A
q FOURTH WEEK
Monday, January Peters sse
trict, No. IL ,.hSsv,lle
" NV wednesday, January 81. M02
District. No. is c,4'
Thursday, January 22.-oa'0'
''1 Friday lay. January as.--creaserst0w'
'rl Saturday nd. January a. : MIDI
no District, No. 3.
ar FIFTH WEEK.
or Monday, January ae.-flauverS :
No. 10. ~ r;noano
ses Tuesday, January %.-LlnsaA0
trict, No. 10. 900 g,uscar,
wednesday, January 2S.-4 uSC"''
40 trict, No. 81. 90 Rrck,
~ !, Thursday, January ~. y Du0s
all District, 70. ]. ~
BtaddocIx Districts, Nos, 2 ana
Of saturdal January 81
in tllcl, ~ l21A
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-01-02
G.. w. Summers Barn Destroyed
by Fire.

The handsome new barn of Mr.. Geo.
S. Summers, near Mount Pleasant, this
county. containing 40 tons of hay, fodder,
and the straw stack were consumed by
fire on Saturdov night last, December
18th. Every effort was made by the i'm
mense crowd that had congregated to
save the structure, but their efforts were
Of no avail The loss is estimated to be
nearly $4,000.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-01-02
wINDsoR-WAcHTER

Jesse Lee Windsor, Of Urbana, and
Miss Lola Irene Wachter, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs Sydney Wachter OF Walk
ersville, were married December "a The
ceremony was performed by Rev. Guy P.
Bready, pastor of the Glade Reformed
church at Walkersvllle.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-01-02
sTARNER-WooDHEAD.

Miss Edith NJ. Woodhead. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. James Woodhead OF BaIti-
more. was married December 20 to Wal
ter Starner, of Baltimore, native of Car
Isle. Pa. The ceremony was performed
by Rev A. d. Bell. pastor of St Johns
I Lutheran church
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-01-02
OBITUARY.
Some of Those Who Have Fallen
Before the Silent Reaper.

Before the Silent Reaper.
CAMPBELL.
Mrs. Lille Campbell, wife of Mr. Jas.
A. Campbell. died December 28 at her
home in Baltimore, after a short illness.
She was we'll known IN this county.
DAGGY.
Rev. J. w. Kiracofe, Of Hagersiown,
formerly OF Frederick. received a tele-
gram announcing the death at Manassas,
Va. OF his only sister. Mrs. Mary Dag
gy, December "a. from dropsy.
THOMAS.
Mrs. Mary Anna Thomas, widow of
the late DR.. Jacob ID. Thomas, Of Ad-
amstowD, died December 20 at her home
in Adamstown, OF general debility, in the
92nd year of her age. She leaves three
daughters, Mrs. NJ. Kate Thomas and
Mrs. Richard r. Day, of Adamystown
and Mrs: c; Padgett: of Buckeystown.
EHREHAkT.
Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Ehrehart, aged
81 years, widow of Rev. Charles Ehre-
hart died Monday at her home at EN-
mtsburg, this county She was the
NaHSHACi VI inc idtS LII j. w. ElCuciD6I-
ger, and the last Of large family, four
having died in the last three years. She
leaves one nephew, Charles Elchelber-
ger, son Of the late DR.. James Eichelber-
ger, Jr., of Emmitsburg.
BRUBAKER.
Mr.. Isaac Brubaker, OF near Jefferson.
died at the Frederick CITY Hospital De.
cember Fl, OF renal cole, aged 10 years.
Besides widow he leaves six daughters
and four sons: Mrs. Michael o Brien, In
dianapolis, Ind Mrs Lawrence Muse,
Brunswick; Mrs. H. J. Toms, Petersvile;
Mrs. Edward S. Rice and Mrs. John E.
Bartlett, Jefferson; Miss Clara K Bru-
baker. at home; William A., of Cumber-
land; Isaac NJ, of Brunswick, and Harry
w. and Luther r., at home.
PARSLEY
Mrs. Elizabeth Parsley, one Of the old
est and best known women OF Howard
county and widow of James Parsley, died
December 27 at her home at Glenleg,.
from paralysis. Mrs. Parsley was eighty
six years old. Before marriage Mrs.
Parsley was a ISIS Brandenburg. She
was born near Roxhury Mills. Howard
county, being connected with some of the
best families in Howard and Montgom-
cry counties. She is survived by three
daughters and one son, all of Howard
county.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-01-02
ETZLER-VANFossRN.

Miss Alice l. VanFossen, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. George VanFossen, OF near
LeGore, and George l. Etzler, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Etzler. of near Johns
vile, were married al the Reformed par
sonage at Walkersville, December rs, by
Rev. Guy P Broadly.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-01-02
sudden Death of Mrs. ]. B. tyson


Mrs. Amelia Mann Tyson. wife Of
Mr.. Jacob B. Tyson died at her home,
IoI East Church street. Mrs TYSON
while on a stroll through the streets was
taken suddenly i'll in front of the NJ E.
parsonage and was promptly removed to
her residence by her son, DR.. Robert
TYSON. who was passing at the time Or.
Hendrix aided DR.. Tyson but their Efforts
were vain.
Mrs. Tyson was the daughter of The
late Stephen Stafford Mann and Matilda
Mann, and was born in GAINESVILLE. Ohio.
She was brought to Frederick when She
was but two years of age and resided
here ever since. She was married to Mir.
Jacob b. Tyson in 1871.
She was member of the Presbyterian
church. and also an active member of the
Civic Club. the Historical Association,
and Kew Monument Association. and a
Charter member of the Board of Mana
gers of the Home for the Aged. Mrs
Tyson was a graduate of the Frederick
Female Seminary, now Hood College.
Besides her husband, she is survived
BY one daughter, Mrs. Charles A Sifford
and one son. DR.. Robert S. Tyson, p
\ this CITY. She IS also survived by tw'
q sisters all koncbrolher. Mrs. A. l. Eadef
4 Of FredefYek; Mrs lanes Baker, OF Chi
caRo lIl., and Mr. Charles B. Mann, Q
The funeral vas led 81 Monday after
noon at 10 q clock with services At th.
house conducted SS NE Rev d. Thos
Freeman Dixon. pasl6f IS Ihe pfesbster
ian church. 1nferment W46 made in MI
. NIivef ceneferb
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-01-02
HARNEK-HENpRY.

Dr. J. W. Harner, the well-known
druggist of this city, was married De-
cember 80, to Miss Isabel Hendry, OF
Quintman, Ga. After wedding tip
DR.. and Mrs Harner will return about
the middle of January to this city, where
they will take up their residence.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-01-02
M'ADAMs-HUFFER.

Miss Gladys V. Hufer, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. E. Huffer, of Boons-
boro and Marvin L. McAdams. Char
lotte, n C, were married December 30
at the home of the bride by Rev Rem
shaw, pastor of the U. B. church, Boons-
borO
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-01-02
IAWSON=LEMIs.

A pretty wedding took place in Provi-
dence M. E. church. Kemptown, Christ
mas day, the contracting parties being
Miss Marie c. Lewis, Of Kemptown,
daughter Of William T. Lewis, and Mr..
Alfred Wesley Lawson, of Washington.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
Howard o. Keen.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-01-02
ORDER NIsI ON AUDIT.
No. 9O66 Equity.

No. 9066 Equity.
In the Circuit Court forE'rederick Count
ting in R0ity.
John Francis smith, gnee Of Sand
Ramsburg, MORTGAGE Roy E. GRAND
Agnes G. Grams, on Petitton.~ ~
DECEMBER Term.
In the Matter of the Auditors ReporI
the l0tli day of December, 1913.
Ordered. that on the 94th day Of Dece
1913, the Court wiz proceed to act upo
Report of the Auditor. filed as aforesaA
the above cause, TO finally ratify and co
the san unless cause to the contrary HI
be shown before said day; provided col
this order be inserted in some newspaped
lished in frederick County for Two succd
weeks prior to said day.
Dated 10th day of December, -
HARRY w. Bi1WERS.
Clerk of the Circuit Court for Frederlci1 CO
True Copy-Test:
HARRY w. BOWERS,
Gil
John Francis Smith, Solicitor dec i
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-01-02
RAMsBURG-srULL.

A wedding was solemnzed December
"a at the Glade Reformed parsonage,
Walkersville. The contracting parties
being Allen B. Ramsburg, Of Walkers
vile, and Miss Lille Stull. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Elijah T. StuIl. OF Walkers
vile.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-01-02
HoKE-HEDGEs.

David l. Hoke, of Walkersville, and
Miss Eva E. Hedges, daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles H. Hedges, of near
Walkersvile we're married at the Metho-
dist Episcopal parsonage, this city, De-
cember rs, by Rev. E. H. Lamar.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-01-02
Commission.

o.Ssf<atY Commissioners Humn1
Sta. 2haaeH the Woman Farm.
me handsome country seal Of lid
Z Alliance Norman. which is pleasanat
,,ssru ,,Ql.i adliile and hai{ norsh
,r.. + lgsa ellllllg 81