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tung raufhte, brsnusuOe Qugen bo9rs
ten fi9 in ihre 3eiien.
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sinanoer, neue SOrgsnfuIteH inienen
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fern bldtterten id bic leBten 5remoen
gu Sal: .Madt, bag f6r fort tOmmt,
ainDer, bier 1T cures Blsibens ni4t.
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i'm, raid, raid. ginige Oer
gsrge bDben fire grEuen glaOelbdnOe
bo9 binauF gu srauen Gelienaugsa,
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0rdbte Sittsrn, QotOmOtiDen p~feifeHc
init tlirrenosn 5radten an Die Grsn.
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ss beiB uHb rot bur6 fpetteriteinter.
taltte 4bern Rinner, : lit 3eit.
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ben 8ergfiibrer mndte, itunO Dor ieil
mem 5dnfel an Or BsrefUaflo UNI
bemiihte Iih, nidt aufgsrest ous8u'
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fam ALIEN bier nitt berunIer uub
binduf fommt niemon0 mehr in
Der nGdftsn 3eit, renn aritg 1T. 8u
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nihts.
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trommelten.
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.5immiiatru, aufg'tanb'n isbf -
in flint Minutn fan q ftrtt, ODER
Gie tonna mas osrIsb'nl" 0iefe
Gtimms ouiIbste teinsn Niosripruh.
Dob, ih auftebe, ober id usros
Dsrlonsen 9ef4nerbebu9 bel BEN
9iirgermsiIter -
.SeBt bel6per'n g. Gobna NIT
bic alsi6er unO m 8ergfteda, Der,
Idtunb'n - brunfn NADIA Jenna
q @abna beIdner'n, fuumit oaB g
poIl'n.
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Gngldnbsrin fiji uno fertis. 80ie trat
tie aug Der Sir: Dob sic perbsn
bereuen, baB sic nidt babsn I9laFsn
iaFen mid iebt i'd utr0e itin
Ifparfum nit Srintgslo.
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fdritt er boran. Sheltenb fam tie
nod. SEPT mar Die Iapitrigs Gtelle
nit Der iibe~rbGngenben @anb ba.
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crtennen. eth uno IatgemdB bate
Der Sepp bic @ngldnoerin mgefeilt.
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Melobie mo9te ct IeiHt e~ilsrnen
griffe. Cine babe Stun0e gina eg
tnapp uno f6peigenb Inn ben 3oo
i'm ud4tltden 5Ddgebirge berum.
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8erg6aIbe mar errsi9t. 8on ba an
ging Der Beg %gefobrlps. tpenn aud
nod bef4nerli9.
Gspp bate auf Die ubr geisEen.
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g'f1gt - alon bermadf rs no, su
3tpoat nimmsr." Gr Ihaute in Sic
uufOdmmernbe Naht hinuis, aIs ads
&c Die ibm elmer 9fat. ln0 pirtIi9
|idien Is 10. 9enn ouf sinmal bat
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sSoipOn". fn9te CT fpie su F6
IeIbIt, niaipoG, pans Is alsiDeil pi4s
tiger mics ANDRE - mir fir utouai,
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nimmsr fsbpn - G'fo6r Is "a fodne
mebr - BED NERDS al balb Eel
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geben 9riutgsIb, uas i4 babe perlprDs
den.
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|idtas Elm BARTENDER 8ergftOd Gunten
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meinen Rstoro.@
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9err Sepp."
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s3eit, no bic gauge gBeIt auf enter
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blenmiblami!"
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bobrtsn fid MiaiOnen Mugen
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WEST FALLS.

The Ladies' Aid Society at this
place will hold an ice cream and
strawberry festival on June IL, be-
ginning at p. m. If the weather is
unfavorable on that day, it will be
held on Monday night. June a. The
Taylorsville Band will furnish music
for the occasion. Everybody come
Albert Roberts and family and Miss
Maggie Rigler spent Sunday with Tru-
man LOWman and family.
We had a very hard rain storm last
Saturday afternoon which did a great
deal of damage to corn fields and
gardens.
The corps i'm this vicinity do not
look very good, especially the grass
crop, it looks like it will puzzle some
of the farmers to have pasture for
their stock this summer. The wheat
looks fairly good but gardens do not
look very promising
Mr. and Mrs. @. f. Rig1er spent last
week with friends at Sparrows Point
The rain on Whit Monday spoiled
the annual picnic held at Whitehill's
woods.
G. w. Lowman and wife spent Sun
day with VIM Welsh and family.
Miss Sylvia Lowman has gone tC
Cambridge to be nurse III the new
hospital for the insane
The West Falls Sunday school are
practicing for their children's service
which will be held June 6, commenc-
ing at 10 a. M.
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They are 20 Years Old.

For some time past my wife and myself were
troubled with kidney trouble" writes T. B. Car.
penter. Harrisburg, Pa I'VE suffered rheumatic
pains all through the body The first few doses Of
Foley Kidney Pills relieved Us. After taking five
bottles between Us we are entirely cured Al
though are both in the seventies we are as Wig.
orous we were thirty years ago" Foley Kidney
Pills stop sleep disturbing bladder weakness, back.
ache, rheumatism. dizziness, swollen joints anc
sore muscles. SOLD EVERYWHERE.
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MAXWELLS RACE FOR
FUN AND PATRIOTISM
Interesting Story Back Of Famous
Teams Presence at Indianapolis

When the IS cars. the PICK OF America
and Europe, tear away at Indianapolis
May 29, on their 500-nile orgy os speed,
there will be in the field just one team
representative u the great Detroit and
Michigan factories which give annually
to the world 50 overwh I'm r. q prc?or-
ton of its new automobiles.
That same team VIII also be the sol-
representative of these factories which
feature cumulative production, the world
over As in most races Of major import
ance, held during recent years. this team
the Maxwell-will again find itself com
peting only with cars representing Amer
lean manufacturers whose outputs are
small; with cars representing the hand
made methods OF Europe; with cars OF
special character, assembled from picked
parts by picked mechanics.
The presence of the Maxwell cars in
the big race is due directly to the belief
of Walter E. Flanders, the Maxwell pres
ident and general manager, that his en-
gineers and production men are as well
prepared and I'D thoroughly equipped to
turn out fast, enduring cars, as are the
manufacturers of Europe.
More than a year ago Mr.. Flanders
decided to build Maxwell Racing Cars
which would be able to compete in the
fastest company.
I'VE have direct responsibility in
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ADUTY SAYS FLANDERS
"Bis Chief Believes Large Manu-
facturers Should Defend
America

money. were the result. These cars
were developed to even greater speed in
the following races Of the 1914 campaign,
and in the races Of the current year lead
the country in winnings.
The new Maxwells which have been
entered at Indianapolis are the logical
development of these first cars. Like
the others, they retain all the broad basic
characteristics of Maxwell touring car
esign, including the general arrange
; .ent of the various units. the long
stroke, snall-bore motors, the detachable
cylinder heads, the left steer and center
control, and the enclosing OF all interior
moving parts. They have been built
complete in the Maxwell shops, even to
such details as rear axles, bodies, radi-
ators and tanks
Indianapolis is one Of the few spots on
the racing map where Mr.. Flanders in
able to see his cars race. There, with all
the pleasure felt by a horseman i'm the
speed flights Of a colt OF his own breed
ing, he will watch them in their effort to
defend American speed 1aurels.
"Of course We hope to win" he de-
clares. But, If the luck in the game is
against us, we will still hope that the
winner turns out to be some other Amer
lean car. And we will try to give Max.
well owners the country over, representa-
ton Of which they can justly be Bzoua9
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this racing matter" he declared, land we
cannot afford to ignore it. We have
beaten the European manufacturers in
the markets Of the world. We can beat
them Just as decisively on the race track.
The defense OF our speed trophies can
not be left solely to the smaller Ameri-
can factories; such course Is not just.
We should carry our share of the burden
and we can have lot or fun and salts
faction doing it. Furthermore, there is
fast growing army Of Maxwell owners
who want to see us doing this duty on
the race tracks Of the nation"
Consequently the three Maxwells which
competed at Indianapolis last year, win
ming a considerable share Of their prize
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Suburban Home For Sale.

High elevation, with rooms and En-
bath, large porches, with or 10 HRA
acres Of land, all in fruit, large poultry
house, Is within couple minutes walk d
Spring Mills Station on the w. M. r
r., near Westminster. Will give pos
session at once if required.
JEHU ROVER,
r. Z. ID. 8. Westminster, Nd.
may-2l If
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Price soc, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney PilIs-the same that
Mr. Campbell had Foster-Milburn
Co., Props, Buffalo, N. H.
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bach's son, Anule, is living there. He
showed them all the sights Of the
Smoky City. MIR. Brilliant said they
were highly entertained.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Brilliant had
with them over Sunday, their son and
wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Brilliant,
Jr., of Baltimore.
The Washington Hotel and a four
acre lot was sold Saturday, May %, to
the Westminster Savings Bank for
the sum of $1400.
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mai E Campbell, prop, of meat
market, IA z. Main St., West
minister, says: WI have used
Doan's kidney Pills, procured az
Moores Drug Store. whenever have
been in need Of kidney tonic and
they have always given satisfactory
results. For backache and other
kidney disorders, I consider Doan's
Kidney Pills unequaled."
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FARM or lis ACRES,

All Improvements, Bank Barn A=sSA
40x50 feet; 10 room House. Hot .AsaHa
House, all kinds of fruit. &c. For
further particulars apply to
MRS EDITH j. SMITH,
may 21-Im* Reisterstown, Md.
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THINK OF IT
$4,000 Persons Publicly Recommend
Our Remedy. Some Are West
minister People.

Over one hundred thousand have
recommended Doan's Kidney Pills,
For backache, kidney, urinary ills,
Thirty thousand signed testimonials
Are appearing now in public print
Some o. them are Westminster PEG
pie.
Some are published in Westminster
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Follow this Westminster mans OK
ample.