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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-03-26

GENDER Sanattfer in 8rano geitedt
un6 ser 8o6er 6es geribmten Sret=
b%eitsIan6es nit 6em 8lute bon
@brilten getrdnft tpa1r6e, 6ie unter
ser omeritanii6en 6lagge pertpar-
set nn6 ermor6et moroen, neil tie
onf sic gegebenen @eripre6en per<
trauteu nn6 @ott rab 6em Diftat
Tires @etpiiiens mtbeteten, erboben
tie fetnen Broteit.
Sic @ergangenbeit gibt 6aber fei=
ne @arantie 6afiir, 6aB eine getre=
tene mno berIeum6ete Min6erbett
&%offn1ng baben 6arf auf S6ut ober
@ertbei6ignng o6er gere@te 8ebano=
lung; es iei 6enn 6ur6 eigene Wa@=
famfeit, eigenen Ma1tb, un6 Sen BON
einigen ser inteltgentelten .@ere@=
tigfeit uber Mnes lteber6en nn6
patriotiiditen ibrer @itbirger, Die
6en gegenpdrttgen Sel65ug Ser &C.
bal1igfeit nnb @erlenm61tng ser @a-
tboliten boiien un6 bagegen MANN
bar proteitierer, etne1 Selo5ug, ser
sic @erfaiiung 2igen ftraft u1r6 TIT.
fer 2an6 nod 11nter sic 6espotii6en
@egier11ngen ser alten @elt ite1t.
&aben sic Sanatifer ibre
Eaftif gean6ert?
Mobe511 bier3tg Sabre fin6 ner-
gargen, feitoem 8if6of D'@onror
geidrteben:
ngs gibt cine groBe @Iaife bot
Mi9ttotboliten in 6iefem 9on6e, tpeI>
de gu 3eiten einerr profttifden 8e-
ibrer 9iebe CUR @eredtigfeit
urb 8iuigfeit geliefert baber pern1
cine 8eidtuer6e geboben ODER Elm &C.
Mnfpru6 gef0r6ert tper6et
Mber sic @atboIifen fonmerr
iib aaf Die nnteritiibung ether gro<
Gen Mn8ab1 bon 8roteitanten in 8et-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-03-26

ten 6es gorurtbeils uno religi0ier
M%ufreg1ng nibt berlaiien, tpie I'M
gere6t un6 idtper sic unbtl6en, oe>
men abgebolfen mer6en ionte, audi
ietn m0gen o6er mie flar sic @ere4-
tigteit Der Sor6erung, 6ie ge1ma9t
miro, audi auf ser San6 liegt.
ISM iolden Soften miiien 6ieieni>
gen, mel6e Die anti-tatboIiide @eiin<
nl1ng einfl0ien un6 leiten, tpie burd)
fnlide 9arite11.ngen gu geeigneter
8eit biele bon ibnen gege11 n,rs aaf
.ibre Seite at bringen, tpie Mnbere
31,m S6meigen gu beranlaiien un6
Dem &eit Grob 81 bieten. Mber mir
foQten be6enfen, 6aB es nod cine an-
6ere &laiie gibt, Sic, menn mir ibr
5eigen, tporir rn6 tpie fie 1tns i9a6en
fonnen, it6 11ur 3u gerre 6ie- @et1nt-
nib BON oem, mas mir fife gelebrt ba-
Len, gu Muben MAIDEN. @enn mir
oerartigen, getpiii enloien @egnern bei>
1pielsbalber 6en 8epets erbringen,
oab Die @%eitimm11gen zines @eiebes
nngere6t nn6 fir nns nadtbei1ig
itn6, geben mir ibnen 6ie aneritdrfite
@affe, um 6aSielbe m1fre6t 5m err
balten, u16 tpenn fte 6a3u gebra@t
meroen, es als berbdngniBboM fir Elm
1pi6tiges fatbolif9es Sntereiie an5u-
ieben o6er ols cine mabri@einli@e CT
lei6ternng fir bic @atbo1iten bon
elmer uttgere6ten 2ait, beriteigen iie
ii6 Bis 5u etnem Ge1tereifer in 6eiien
@ertbei6igung.
~&reiie un6 &an5el, gebeime &C.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-03-26
Gin traurioer 1tnfnQ. @nr eth

Sin tramrieer 11mfall. rgor etmo
iieben Sabren," fdreibt &err 8eter
@ipplingS bon &tntpre, 81. Daf., vfieI
nnfer 6amals 6ret SATIRE altes MG6-
&en bon einem @tubI un6 tpur6e in
folgesenen 10 gelabmt, baB es Elm
gan5eS Sabr aaf &ar6en mn6 &nier
berumfro6, gerabe tpie ei1 flei11es
@abp. IS mar Elm trm1riger Mn-
Bid. @abren6 6ieier 8eit nabm i4
iie gu beridteoener @er3te1, bod tel.
1rer fon1tte ettpos fir iie tbun. Gin
Sremno empfaB urs Damn 6en &C.
bra19 6es IlpenfrGaters. Sd f,1br
Is @etlen meit 5u Dem Mgente11 11n6
ta1fte 5mei Slaf@en. l1nfer fleines
Maoden muroe pollitdn6ig gebeiIt
uno lift ieBt 10 itarf un6 eeiur6, BOB
es Ser M11tter Bel allen &mtsarbeitert
Sorni's Mlpenfrd11ter bat Sen Con-
nenidein Ser @eiunbbeit in piele
6nr9 2ei6en ber6iiiterte &611fer getru-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-03-26
@rnnbet9fntbn,,,s=
dbertraSun8en,

MeIs 30; 9earfon an Saul 8a@,> ss11ha
$7780.
S. Sreb. Cooper unb syron an Clarence
28z126<s5, MfbIeb, $84oo.l0o. ~
Charles q. W2orfe unb Sran an 8hi<
Ieb, $1180O.OO I.
Sobn g; @i,nraer II. a. an motb.
@iper,:: $ss0osoo. S'0
Charles 81; 2amb nnb SSra1 al Sobn
1868, Melrofe, $650.O0.
8etsr @6oelborn unb Sra1 an @ein<
rt6 2anres, @@A sec. 13z123z35,
@rotp Safe, $1O7O0.OO.
Mnoreas Sdneiber nnb Sran an 6. 81.
@tpalo, N@A Gee. 28z125z35, @nbmonb
$4,000.
2etpis gIarf unb Srou an Serman1
9pib, Got 6, 8lod 81, 2atprb's Mbb. ct.
gIonb, $4,000
Srsoerid 6: @earre un6 grou an $.
9. goung. 2ots tz2z8<4, BIod 10,
@onfb @ioe 9arf Mbb. 100000
3arrb g.. Oonna II. a.. an 6tepben
u. 3enner, 5outb @i6e 8arf M66. 2ots
<1<2z8z4, 8lod 12, $500.
8. g. Donng II. a. an Minnie 68n=
fransfi, Got 12, 8Iod 2, Collins Mb6. al
ct. gIonb, $4,000.
8. s.. Oonng nnb Nran an Minnie
S8afranfsfi, Got 12, BloG 2, Collins
Mbb. ct. gIol1b, $4,000.
Geo. 8en5 & @ons an Sohn S. 8onz
tilts Got 4 8Iod 8 BpI1mbin 5quare,
$4,000.
S. 81. Singer unb Nron an Sobn
8romfer, az @@A Gee. 10<t22z31,
Sronf Singer nn6 Sran an Sobn
Bromfer, SIX @@H Sec. 10<12S28i,
Chen 2afe, 100000.
&enrh 9onneh nnb Srau an Sobn
8ates. @@A S@N l1nb 5@N 5BH
Gee. 36=122<3O, 2urembrrg, $175OO.
Won5o Green nnb Hrm1 an S. g.
8rotper, $bei1 bon @@A @8A Gee.
12<121<29. Maine Grdirie, $4,000.
.sobn @olborf nnb Sra1 an Sofepb
g. Terinq. Got 6. 8Iod 36z124z34, Bate
@eorae, $4,000.
8iminn1 Cart on it. nnb Srmn an Serz
man Benolfen, II. a.. SR NWA nnb
NA N@A un6 N@N N@N sec. So
1881, @rnin. $7,280.
martin Qofo II. a.. an Otto s. $ertpeh,
2ofos 4: Mbb. ct. Soiepb, Cots 9 nn6
10. BIod, $325.OO.
@Iifabetb g.. 8enfen unb @atte an
Bn1I @6mtn11sfi. Qots 8 unb 4, 8lof %,
8atte Earf, $4,000.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-03-26

ieqi6aften un6 @ereinigl1nge1t al
Ter Mrt, tperoen our nnteritiib11ng
berange5ogen; a1e nte6rigen 2ei6en-
i9aften, mel@e Ser Sanatism1s ent=
oeGen fam, mer6en ma9gernfen, un6
oft treten an @telle bes nebeIs, iiber
oos man fid beflagt bot, ar6ere, sic
ptel idtperer 51 ertragen iin6. @enn
oieies Der mabri9einlide Musga1g
oes 8eitrebens lit, eine1 Mnipru9 gu
3eiten nngem0bnlider @o%rurtbeile
onr65nfeten, 10 tndre es, mir geben
es 511, bieleidt beifer, ni@t oaranf
GIT beiteben. Sbne @lngbeit fonnen
onoere Sngengen in 2aiter a11sarten.
gei6t allies, mas geiebli6 it, lit inn
mer niiBlt@." 4. 8. 8.
Gortietung foIgt).
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-03-26
.en11 G1er ainb xnpiGig u,
6ieberif&, bartleibig.
@ebt adt N2utter! @enr bic 8mnse BE.
lest TT, bat1,t retntet bic Hetuen Gin.
getpeibe nit n@altfprnta Spru| Of

Mitter f511ren ungeft6rt. ,1adbem fie
California Seigen @Drrp gegeben baben.
benn in Elm ponr @tun6en tpirb ali bas
pei itopfte 8eug, faure @aqe uno eegof<
rene Nabrung fi6 leGt trennen aus ben
@%ingetpetben, 11n6 SIR bnbt tpieber etn
%gefrnbes, f%pieIuitigeS @inb.
&ranfe &i1ber brauden ri9t gebettet
al tperben, bieies bnrmloie vSSrh9t 2aga>
fib" al nebmen. Miuionen Mlitter bnI<
ten es our @anb, neil iie tpifen, bab
fem @irfen n1f ben Mn9en, bic 2eber
unb bic @in9etpeibe prompt rnb fi1er lit.
Sragt @lrer Npptbefer nod elmer
so Gent SIaf1e california Seigen<
@prup," mel9e Die MnIeituneen fiji
Babies, @inber unb Perfonen iegIiben
NIters nnb fir @rtpadfene entbaIten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-03-26
Biele imnge Sramen

finben i'm @tubium Der @tenp9rapbie
unb Der S@neui@rift (Tppemriting)
bic Mtttel, burb mel@e iie gut 5ab=
lenbe Stellun9en erlangt baben-in
Nrbeit, Die leibt, 9efa1i9 unb ant
genebm lit. @urben sic 9erne
cine lpl9e Stequng nit einem gut
ten @ebalt etnnebmen? sic fDnnen,
menr Sic 10 tbun mDQen, pie an6ere
iun9e Md6ben es getban baben. Sic
nebr1e1 tbren &urlus I'M
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-03-26
&atboIii@e Nrtm5tpten
iter bmr0erlt@e
9rene.

Il rtbeil 2incoIns Mber ste
&nomnotbingS.
Mbrabam 2incoln bat Die &nom=
notbings nit folgen6en @orten ber-
urtbeilt: SD bin tein &nomnotb-
ing, 6as lit ii@er. @ie f0nnte i9 eS
au9 iein? @ie fann Seman6 Ger
Die unter6riidung ser Meger berab-
ideut, Die Degra6terung bon &lai=
fen ipeiBer 2erte begunitigen? un-
fer Gorti@ritt in Der @ntortung
f9eint mir 5temli9 raib 5u fem.
MlS Motion begannen mir nit Ser
g%rfldrung: SHE Meniden iin6 glei6
gei@affen. @ir lefen Sen @ab fat
tti@ iebt olio: MUe @eniden 1in6
glei@ geidaffen, Die -Neger a11sge-
1rommen. @enn Die ¬pmotbtngs
@ontroQe erlangeM miro ser @ab
lauten: Mle Meni6en iin6 glet6
gei6affen, a1sgenommen bte Meger,
Die Musldnber nnb @otbolifen. @enn
eS 6abin fommt, 5iebe i6 Die Ius-
panoerung in ein 2an6 Dor, mo- fife
ni6t b%orgeben, 6ie Sreibeit 5u lieben
= mo Depotism1s unberfdli6t re-
giert ob1re 8eimii@ung e%rnie6rtgen=
Ser &eudelei." @incoln, Micolap &
|@ap, @nn6 I, Seite 218).
Die @abl bon 1856 fegte sic
&nomnotbtng : &artei bonn @r6bo=
Ben meg. Der groBe &f 8tpii6en
|geor6 un6 5M6 bra6te 6te &atbolt=
fen nn6 @roteitanten 6es 2an6es enge
5niammen, mie ite 5uiammen gebra6t
mor6en IN BEN Sage11 ser &ebolutton,
un6 Ser b0ie @eiit 6es 6anatisml1s
ma1r6e gebannt. Grit als 6aS Mn6en<
fen an ieren @treit am 8erblet9en
mn6 cine 1neue Generation in 6aS
WanneSalter e%tngetreten mar, mar1=
bette Ser fatbolifenfein6li9e @eiit
mte6er lumber.
Dte erite Mgitotion na9 Dem
8%urgerfriege tam in Sen Sabren
1875 mn6 1876 un6 tp11r6e 61r9 sic
alte abge6rof9ene @erleumonng Ell
ner fatboltf6en @eri6p0rung CUR 8e=
i9lagnabme o6er 3erit0rung Ser d.
fentlider Shule1 QenGhrt.
Gin Sbeil bes anti . fatboIiiden
Nrogramms ging 6abtn, 6ie Ser.
@toaten @erfaiiung 6abin GIT ame11-
6ieren, 6aB ale 5taaten CUR Mnnab=
me bon @eieben %ee5tpungen mer6en,
our@ pelde Sic 0ffentli@en @duIer
gege11 sic nmtrtebe bon &om geidiitt
tper6en. Diefer ielbe Mppen a1 SEN
|Sanattsmus tbat Defenders in Seem
Sort in Ser Brdii6enti@afts : @am-
pagre bonn Sabre 1880 feline @ir.
frng.
MIs6ar1 tam sic 81. g. ST. @om1-
pagne tn Ben @e11n8iger SSabren; nber
file itarb Bel 8egtna1 6es fponii9en
&rieges a1ts, ols Sic @atbolifen in
gr0berem @erbaltntB ols irgen6 cine
o16ere religt6ie @6rperfdaft ftd er.
|botet1, Der 61agge gegen 5ponier, Ell
ne fatboIii@e @ation, gu foIgen. &C.
rabe mie i'm Sabre 1916, aIs nod 6ie
Mffetbaten Der Matibe Mmericons it,
re $er5en betpegten ur6 Die &C.
idrndbten @atboltfen ser @ereinigter
Staater lire boqe berb6ItniBm6Bige
5tdrtte an @ol6aten geger Dos fatbo-
I:fde Mertfo itenten.
Dte gegertpdrtige fntbolifenfeino-
Ii@e Mgttatton 1T in ibrer motipen
1,n6 Metbo6en ben or6erert, sic felt
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-03-26

gen. Gaufen6e be5eager bies. Sc lit
feline Mpotbefer-M e6i5in. Spe5iol=
Mgenten liefern es Dem 8ubIifnm.
Sails sic feinen Mgenten fe1rnen,
idreiben 5ie an: Dr. @eter Jobrnep
& Cons &c., 1875 60. &opne
Mbe., @bicago, SsSn.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1914-10-16
NJ MOUNTAIN VILE vr.

Husking corn I'D thu rule Of the day.
MR. and Mr.. P T- Wentz, Mr. md
Mrs. Clinton Null and Mr. Levi CO
brecht attended TIL Firemen's Con
vention All Harrisburg, Pa-, last
Thursday.
MR. and Mrs. Austin Stonesifer and
daughter, Mildred, spent Sunday at
NIT Gretna, r.
Miss ZELDA Wisner has flower
stalk with hos blossoms nd 174 buds
ready to open
Mir. and Mrs. Clinton Null, Mr..
George Miller. NIT and Mrs William
Utz, Mr- and Mrs John Null, Misses
Effa and Espenieta Wentz, Bessie
and Mabel Zumbrum, Messrs
Emory Gobrecht, Lawrence Vent
George Brumgard. Paul Shorb, Guy
Wentz and Claud Brumgard spent
Sunday ON TIM Gettysburg battle
field The trip va made in motor
truck "a pleasant time w. enjoyed
by all
Mr. WV. L- I'D. Frock raised water
melon that weighed 21 pounds
Mir. and Mrs. Charles Furry and
son, Stanley, made a business trip W
ConoWago ON Saturday
Mr. and Mr.. Nahia AFTER and
daughter, Emma, DIT Locust Hill
spent Sunday with David Wisner md
family.
MT and Mrs Arnolphus Krumrine
spent Sunday at thu home of Isaiah
Baum, near HOuck's Mill
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1914-10-16
.|IDEIvOIrIl.

MIR. and Mrs H. H Boyer and or
and daughter, John and Emily, visited
relatives md friends in New Market
on Saturday and Sunday
Mrs. Robert Rooms, of Baltimore
spent few days this week AT P- ID
Rooms, Sr.
Mary Weybright spent few days
this week with John Tieter and wife
of Piney Creek.
MIR and Miss Shriner, of Rocky
Ridge, visited at John Cosher's on
Monday
Mr.. j. O. Norris, Or Middleburg
and Mrs Jesse Kirchner, of Balti-
more, spent Tuesday with P- D- Koon
Jr., and wife.
Caleb Wolfe spent Monday in Balti-
more
Most of the farmers in this neigh
borhood have finished cutting corn.
Those who visited at Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Hahn'sr last Sunday were:
MIR. and Mrs III H Allender and fam
lily, of Lineboro, Md; Miss Lillian
Keefer, of Littlestown, "a; MIR. and
Mrs James Albaugh and daughter,
and Mrs. T. :. Fike, Of Ladiesburg;
Mr. and Mrs M. O- Lawyer and family,
Mr and Mrs Calvin Anderson and
family, and Goven Austin, all Or New
Midway
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1914-10-16
ROCKY RIDGE.

Mr. Robert Biggs, of Baltimore
spent Sunday with friends here
W.T. and Mrs. II. P. Ogle and daugh-
ter, Miss Helen, and Mr.. Mary STAINS
bury, Of Emmitsburg, visited MIR
Harry H. Stull and family, On Sunday
Mr. Robert Barrick, of Baltimore, II
visiting his brother, Mr- Charles
Barrick.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Staub return
ID home On Wednesday after spend
i'm several weeks at Smithsburg.
MIR. Elmer Shildt, who has been
On the sick list for some time, j. im-
proving.
Miss Hessen, of Thurmont, spent
a few days with Miss Fern Shook.
Mrs H. B- Ogle, of Logs, visited
mr. parents, Mr- and Mrs. John I'D
KeilhoItz, On Wednesday.
Mr- Charley Begonia, Of Altoona
spent Monday and Tuesday with Mr
Harry Stull and family
Mrs. Carrie CARRIER made a bust
ness trip To Thurmont on Thursday.
min. Ira Miller's sister from Balti-
more, IL visiting them.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1914-10-16
DON'T DELAY.
Some Westminster People Have
Learned That Neglect III Danger

The slightest symptom of kidney
trouble ID far too serious to b. over
looked IT, the small, neglected
troubles that 10 often lead to serious
kidney ailments. That pain in the
small OF your back; that urinary
irregularity; those headaches and
dizzy spells; that weak, weary, worn
out feeling may b. natures warning
of kidney weakness. Why risk your
life by neglecting these symptoms
Reach the cause OF the trouble while
there vt IL time-beg1n treating your
kidneys at once with tried and prov
en kidney remedy. NO need to e.
periment-Doan's Kidney Pills have
been successfully used in thousands
or cases of kidney trouble for over
DO years. Doan's Kidney Pills are
used and recommended throughout
the civilized world Endorsed at
home. Read Westminster testimony.
Jesse Stultz, Pennsylvania avenue,
Westminster, Md, says: For some
time I suffered from disordered lid
neys- WHY back ached, had pains in my
sides and wa caused annoyance by
irregular passages OF The kidney &C.
cretions. Hearing about DOan's Kid
ney Pills, I procured "A supply att
Moore's Drug Store and began using
them They helped me at once and
continued taking them until II felt
better in every way
Price 50c, att Ill dealers. Don't
simply 49, for a kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mr. Stultz had. Foster-Milburn Co,
Props Buffalo, nv. Y-
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1914-10-16
II. "a. STROUT, Farm Agency.
EDWARD wv. CASE, Manager.
I'll East Main Street,
Westminster, Md
q. e r. Phone, -.

For quick sale win sell five fire homes And Z
special Carroll County Farm bargains fer much
leas than their real value.
room brick house for $780,
room frame house and half acre Of land $1400
Fine NV room house. with bath and vel 10
Gated, price $780,
liz room double house baths. for only $1,000.
room frame house for $500.
AS acre farm, wen and fine spring and running
stream-water . acres thrifty timber, acres In
rich meadow pastor. balance Of land IN high state
of cultivation. good 2-story frame house. new barn
36x4S feet Rll necessary Out-buildinEs price only
$780, and on easy terms, possession mt once.
For immediate sale viii include free with above
farm Farm implements. machinery. stock md
crops. Right ready to meve i'm and make money
horses, cows. 2 hogs 25 chickens binder NOW
er. engine chopper and feed cutter, wagon plowsr
harrows grain drill, power saw. seed potatoes.
clover seed, fodder, by, corn md seeded grain
crop.
~ acre farm. water. fruit and timber; price
$2350
lis acre farm fine for daring ma grain raising
price $780, for quick sAle win include 80 acres
seeded grain
lila acre farm good buildings. fine timber ind
water, exceptional bargain for only 5000; eaBy
terms.
Small place, room house. good home only $500
90 acre farm. $1,000 SS acre mill property rood
customer trade, $500.
l3O acre farm. fine for fruit and stock raising.
aIso GOOD grain and by farm price only $500
$1,000 cash, balance on time oct
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1914-10-16
DUBLIC SALE
VALUABLE FARM
In Freedom District, Carroll Co, Md.

The undersigned, Attorneys and
Agents for James K. r. Carter, Sr,
and Mary M- j.. Carter, hi wife, will
sell at public sale or the premises, on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 18th, al. I'D,
1914, at 2 o'clock D. m., all that valu-
able farm containing ~ acres 2 roOds
and 19 square perches, more Oh less,
located On the Oakland road leading
from Stacks Corner to Oakland Mills,
four miles from Sykesvflle, one-fourth
mile from the new State road running
from North Branch to Eldersburg.
This property ID improved by two
weatherboarded dwelling houses, bank
barn, practically new; and To- stable,
carriage house, corn house, wagon
sheds, chicken house and other out
buildings Excellent well of water
convenient to house. This II a most
desirable farm, all the land being
we'll watered, fine meadows and in a
high state of cultivation with the *
ception OF about TO acres, which il in
good timber Two orchards of all
kinds Of fruit including apples, pears,
plums and grapes. This property II
now occupied by James Is P. Carter
and adjoins the lands Of William and
Greenbury Wilson and III j. Kohler. a
Terms of Sale:-$50O cash and the
balance in two equal payments OF one
and two years, the credit payment to
b. secured by notes Of the purchaser
with approved security and bear IT,
terest from day of sale, OF ait cash Az
the option or The purchaser.
II. Neal Parke and Edward O-
Weant, Attorneys and Agents for
James K- r. Carter and Mary mi .E-
Carter, hi wife.
Joseph W. Berrett. Auctioneer.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1914-10-16
TRUSTEE'S SALE
A OF al
DESIRABLE PROPERTY
Ia Union Mills, Carroll County, Nd.


By virtue OF decree of the Circuit
Court for Carroll county in cause NO.
1923 Equity, wherein Geo. T.. Humbert
IL Plaintiff and Mary A R. Humbert,
widow Ut al. are defendants, the un-
dersigned Trustee will sell at public
sale upon the premises on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 31st, 1914,
at 2 O'Clock p. m-, all those two tracts
or parcels of land, containing 12 acres
and 15 square perches, more Oh less,
in a high state of cultivation, will
make good building lots and for farm
i'm purposes. This property IL located
on the road from Union Mills to Pleas
ant Valley, about one-half mile from
the former place, and il The same
property conveyed to Isaiah n. Hum
bert by Reuben y. Humbert and wife,
by deed dated April 9TH, A- D., 1904,
and recorded among the Land Records
of Carroll county in Liber ID. P. q, NO.
101, folio 466, &C., and from John H-
Bittle and wife to said Isaiah II. Hum
bert by deed dated June 3rd, a. I'D,
1904, and recorded among the Land
Records of Carroll county i'm Liber id.
~. y, NO. TOT, folio 468, &C..
Terms of Sale:-One-third cash up
On thu day Of sale or upon the ratifi-
cation Of the sale by the Court, and
the residue in two equal payments, Of
one and two years from the day Of
sale, or AIT cash at tn option Of the
purchaser; the credit payments to
bear interest from the day -of sale,
and to b. secured by the notes Of the
purchaser, with approved security
ROBERT N. KoONTz, Trustee.
William Warner, Auctioneer-
III o. Weant, Solicitor
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TRUSTEES SALE
-A OLE
DESIRABLE PROPERTY,

Located about one-half mile from
Warfeldsburg, on the Nicodemus road,
AKA Carroll county, Maryland, and ad-
joining the lands oil Daniel Hollinger
md Calvin Cook
By virtue Of decree of the Circuit
Court for Carroll county in Cause NO.
1902 Equity wherein Ellis mi. Arnold
et al, are Plaintiffs and Lizzie "a.
Arnold et al. are Defendants, the UNI
dersigned Trustee will sell att public
sale upon the premises On
WEDNESDAY,, NOVEMBER 4tI, 1914,
ut A O'Clock p. m-, lii that lot III par
81 of land containing A acres and go
square perches, more OF less, and im-
proved by a dwelling house, barn and
other buildings This property il To-
Gated in "a good neighborhood, conven-
lent to churches and public school, id
h. never failing spring OF water On
the premises and sufficient fruit for
family use
Terms of Sale:-One-third cash up
or the day Of sale Oh upon the ratifi-
cation Of the sale by the Court, and
the residue in two equal payments Of
one and two years from the day or
sale, OF I'll cash at the option of Thu
purchaser or purchasers; the credit
payments to bear interest from the day
or sale and To b. secured by the notes
Of the purchaser Oh purchasers with
approved security. The purchaser or
purchasers will b. required to make a
cash deposit with the trustee OF $25
on the day Of sale
ELLIS MI. ARNOLD, Trustee.
David II. Walsh, Solicitor.
John Bowers, Auctioneer.
At the same time and place Will be
sold The household effects or Basil iii.
Arnold, deceased.
By virtue of an order Of the Orphans
Court of Carroll county, the under
signed administrator of Basil H.
Arnold, deceased, will offer at public
sale ali the household effects Of the
deceased, consisting i'm part a. fol
lows; 3 beds and bedding, corner cup
board, bureau, cook stove, template
stove, 40 chairs, rocker, 2 chests
cradle, tables, mirror, dishes and
glassware, pots, kettles and pans,
benches and tubs, large stone jar and
crockery ware, sink, brass preserving
kettle and numerous other articles.
Terms of Sale:-All sums under Sd,
cash; On All sums Of Sd Oh over a
credit Of tx months will be given, the
purchaser or purchasers giving their
notes with approved security, bearing
interest from The day Of sale.
ELLIS M- ARNOLD, Administrator.
David IL Walsh, Solicitor.
John Bowers, Auctioneer-
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1.-THE LOCUSTS, !"
IA Fine Farm situated in Freedom
District For Sale.

# will sell privately thu fine farm
known a. 1.-The Locusts" owned by Mrs.
"a. P. Gordon Cumming and containing
about 2O8 ACRES. The Mansion House
Va burned this spring. TIL other i'm
provements consist of tenant house, the
servant house, shop, two bank barns;
wagon shed, barrack and ait other nee
essary outbuildings. About 10 Acres
Of ii il meadow land. Water il pump
IA by gasoline engine To the buildings.
Plenty or fruit, shrubbery, &C. III il
located about a mile from the new state
road and about four miles from Sykes
vile. Possession en- b. given at once.
Write Oh caIl upon
GUY WV. STEELE,
Attorney,
July I'LL tf Westminster. Md