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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-18

Ser @reis beugt iid nieoer un6.
preBt einer al1b auf Ole Stirne iet-
mes gnteItinoes, Damn io9t er rald:
vDeein, mein @er5ersfinb, gu muBt
Dir ettpos aaoeres a1s6enten; Dinge
mie 6as fant1 man fir @ol6 nidt
baben."
Sir cine 8eile lit g6itb in ernItes
Nad6enfen periunfen. SIR BLONDES
9odemf0pfden lebnt an @roBpaters
Sdnlter. Gin SdGtten gebt iiber bas
blaiie @eidt, ibre Augen feudter iid
nno idol1e1, %berlongeno 611rd's Ben-
tier oufpdrts gum 8laa bes Sim-
mels.
.Mh @roBpater," fommt es emo
li9 idiidtern bon ibren 2ippen, nm
sic es 5uH, pie menr man ii6 an
ettpos Shmer5lidyes %erinnert, utpiuit
gu ni9t piel, iebr biel Colo 6en Boz
fen idmaroen Neamtern geben, 6ie
mein liebes Mitterden fortgetragen
baben, 6ab iie es mieberbringen? Die
&ir16er i'm Tborbauie 6rauBen itn6 70
gliifli9 Bel ibrer M}11tter un6 i6 bin
immer aIein. 9ann hill ib mir m19
gar nidts an6eres mebr tpiiniden; o
tbue es 6o9, @roBbater!" nn6 Bit
ten6 fnltet sic &leine 6ie @an6en.
Cine 6i6e Gbrane rinnt aus Sen
Mngen oes oIten monnes, traurig
lbIttelt er Sen &npf.
nSb iebe. fdon, @roBboter, es gebt
ni6t," ieufat 6os &in6 in iamer5li-
der gnttdnid11ng. uge11n iage mir
nidts mebr bon Geinem @oI6e. @as
niibt es 6enn, mem mon 6afir 6od
ni9t baben fann, maS mon am lieb.
item m0dte a1f Ser ga115en @elt!"
Mrmes, rei9es &in6!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-18
@ebt Teisen.S br1tp
benz bartleibige,1 @nbe.
8ur5igltmes y6rudt<2azatin" fantt ben
tuciden fleinen Msasen, Seller uber
G~tngemeiben tidt fdaber.

8eidaut Die 8unge, mutterl @enn
belegt, bann gebrauden Der Wagen. Qe>
Der uno @ingetpeibe @urer &letnen foforz
tige @eintgung. @enn etgenitnntg, tptz
oeri pentig. ungeborfam, tpenn es ri6t
fdldft, tBt ODER natiirli9 banbelt, ooer
nenn es fieberiid lit, lauren Iagen.
f6le9ten Ntbem bat; tpenn fem 9dls
neb lit, es an 9iarrb0e leibet. bon bon
@rfdltun@ 1T, gebt tbm etnen S1eel0fs
fel bon California rSeigen 9brup.. uno
oe%ritopffe 8eue, Sic mnper6oute Mab,
rung unb iaure @ale lnngfam befeitigt
als benz fleinen Mogen obne. aneifen,
unb SIR bnbt tpieber Elm 8efunbes. Der,
gniigtes Sinh. Tragt guren Doftor fit
eine 50<gent Slaf6e california @brup
of Sias." tpeIhe bo1e Mntpeifungen fit
8abies. 4inber iegliden dIters lino tir
grtpddfeue entbdIt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-18
Mrmes, reides aimb!

SSn einem idon m1sgeitatteten Sc
made iitt sic Iabme fleine @6itb o1f
@roBbaters S6oB. Sic fat feline
idpere gol6ene Settle gefaBt un6 uiq
i'm raid nod &in6erorf 6ie foitbare
l1br aus ser Saide 5teben, 6eren 6ia=
mantglibern6e 3eiger u16 gebeimniB-
polies &dberipieI 1tets cine groBe Mn=
5iebung fir fie baben.
uGa9te, mein Siebling, 'iadte! gu
f0mtelt 6ie l1br fal1en Iaiien mn6
Damn f0innte tie Gdoben Ieiben."
u@are 6enn hos iebr i6Iimm,
@roBbater? Deiue l1br lit 6o@ 1i@t
mebr mertb. tpie metne &oia = 9u
meiBt, sic groBe neue &uppe, Sic gu
mir fir5Ii@ gum @eburtstage 1denf=
tst - un6 sic lit mir i6on oft auf
Sen Bo6en gefallen."
uS9 claude 6od," a%rttportet @roB=
batter, un6 Elm 9a6eln ipielt Inn feline
9ippen, u3eine &oin lit MIR aus
@uds, meme nbr ober aus purem
@ol6e."
vSit @olo ettpas iebr &oitbares?"
fragt g6itb tpiBbeeierig meiter.
v9eute, Die bel @olo baben, itn6
reid nno fornen cine Menge i9oner
0inge fa1fen."
uDum biit gu iebr rei@ @roBba-
ter, 6enm gu bait ia bel, btel @ol6,"
pIoubert 6ie &leine, un6 NIT raiden
8liden 5dblt iie al 6ie g%oloidimmern-
oen @egenitanoe in bem pra@tigen
|5oule; Sen funfeln6en &ronIerdter
ont Ser 9ede, 6te init 6iguren ge<
i9miidte @tan6ubr Guf Dem @mnin
nn6 ale sic Ie1t9tenoen fleiner rrr6
groBen Dinge m1f @roBbaers
@dreibtii@. Damn frogt iie nod Ell.
nigem Sinnen: u8enn mon biel @ol6
bot, fanr man Damn a0es faufen, mos
man germ bdtte?"
uMnes tpobI n;@t, @iebIing, ober
6o6 iebr bieles. Sage mir gum 8ei-
1pieI, moS Dein fleines &er5 begebrt;
i9 CLAUDE, mein @ol6 rei6t bin, Sir
aues 51 gebem mas gu tpiinideit."
Ga 1tredte @lein-@6itb a11f ein1oI
ibr gera6es geiunoes Siibden Dor
un6 iogt: u@roBbater, 10 ta1fe mir
no6 elm an6eres nie Dies; gu tpeiBt,
Sos Iinfe lit fiiraer un6 franf, un6
6ie Gina I'M @inoer5imner bot ge-
iagt SOS lei sic g&ulo, 6aB i6 int
mer labm bletben mibte. . nenn
i4 MIR einntal laufen un6 fprtngen
f00n1te uie @artners Mnrro ln6 @arI
uni 2iesden! 9ebte Modt bn Mir
getra11mt, i6 ff0innte biipfen mie sic
80gIeir I'M @arten, u1tb aIs id arf-
podte, tpar i@ 10 traurig. 8 bite,
bite, @roBbater!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-18
Sn Gngliid babet ,uir:
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-18
FdtniIienkrei$.
@ebr &er5ensbilbmms.

Ser t3ug un1erer Set fllbrt be1or=
6ers CUR Mmsbil6ung 6es @er1tan6es.
Stir 6ieie miro Mnes getbo1r unb itets
11eue @etinngen 5eigen, 6aB nod nidt
geniigt, mas Biz iebt i6on gefdob.
9os &in6 m1B in Ser 5dule iein
&opf9en nit pielem @iilen bo1pfro=
pfen, ser 5um Siinglinge bermtp@b,
ienoe &11abe Iegt Sic Sdtefertafel nit
Sen Sdulbeften heiieite, um nad
at16ern 8ii@ern 5u greifen unb Ben
@opf nit 11e11em @iiien gu berei@err
nn6 1elbIt sic Mdb9entpelt balt es
1tidt mebr an Ser Seite Ser M1ttter
aus, or6 90 berlangt 6as @0pf6en
na6 @iilen> nab 1peiterer intellect
t1eeler 8il6nng.
ga Nun 6ues rod immer meiterer
Musbiloung oes @eritan6es itrebt un6
Sic @iiieni6uft INNER gr0Bene Sort
i6ritte madt, ionte man meinen, es
mii1ie in ser @clt a19 BETTER tper=
SEN. @ommen 6od imner mebr 1olde
an sic Gpite, sic am Born Ser @ii=
ien1doft ii@ flarere grfemtniB per-
i6afft baben, sic alio a119 eber Mh=
tel nn6 @ege fin6en ionten, 6aS Cute
at beben un6 oas 80ie 5m nnter=
0riiden, UNI sic Meniden GIT be-
gliiden.
8ie fommt es Nun, 6aB man 6en-
nod immer mebr iiber i9lebte 3eiten
flogt?
Die Mntport Ut nidt iebr idmer.
Mean bil6et bielfa6 6en Bertrand nn6
pergiBt sos - &er5. @iHenidaft lit
freili@ notbtpenoig un6 es lit 6ie
@fli9t bes @r5iebers, 6es 2ebrers, GIT
itreben, iie 6em sdiiler bei5ubringen;
ober er 6arf 6obei mdt am to6ten
8uditaben bGiingen, in6em ct MIR m1f
sic MrsbiIomng bes @eriton6es iieM,
er barf Sic @r5iebung 6es &er5ens
ni@t bergeifen, er m1B NIT iorgen<
Ser 9iebe in 6ns tpeide &in6esgemitb
ale iene @omenforner ser S1gen6
bineinlegen, sic ipater CUR Grr@t rel
fen iol(en. Mit ser 8iloungs 6es
@eritan6es m11B Sic @il6ung 6es Ser
gems glei9er @dritt bolten. Gin
3uentIein 2ieb lit mebr tpertb," iagt
Elm altes Gpridpfrt, uals Elm Gent
ner @iien." Miir6e Bel aG 6em
Stn6ium, 6em 11nfere SSugen6 beuti-
gen Cages obIieget m1B, 6as &er3
nidt 5n iebr bergeiien, tpir6en Sic
5orten Sriebe Scr @dditenIiebe, 6es
MitIeii6s, 6es grbarmens mebr &c.
pfIegt un6 gef6rbert, Damn uiirben
2iebloiigfeit un6 Psychological iih
nidt iiberun 10 brett moden, es Mir
Sc 1ridt 10 bieI @ohbeit un6 Screens
bGrte geben, nit einem @orte, es
tpiir6e n16ers onsieben in ser @elt,
6ie Meniden tpiir6en eliid1ider fem!
Darrm, &er8ensbiIoung, mebr
@er3ensbiIoung! 9iefes @ort m6@-
ten mir Defenders Sen Miittern, 6en
eriten nn1 natiirIiditen gr5iebern Der
@in6er m's Sers legen. Die Ser
5ensbiIonng mnB b%eginnen nidt erit,
tpenn 6os 4ino 3l BEN Shnlbidern
greift un6 Iefen un6 ihreiben Iernt,
fon6ern ido11 friiber, gleid in Ben ct.
iter 9ebensiobren. Gns grtpa9en
BEG &eraens mnB nod Dem @l1te11 ge-
Ienft tper6en, 6os Sinh m11B iih ge-
tpohre1, grte1t 8eiipielen al foIgen,
es muB itreben. Sen gltern Treube at
modem, fein unfduloiges &er3 nntB
.EEaHA
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-18
@egen 25f GTtra3ablnng.

@ebetbiider berfdieoerer 9ttel init
GeQuloi0 ur6 Samrneteinbort0.
Ser 8almgnrten, Elm grobes Gor.
mot nit Mittel6r1id ur6 mei9cnn
Morocco @inban6.
grfldrung oeS $eiliger Mebopfers.
@oienfrdr3e, goIoplottiert, IN f95.
r1e1r gtli.
Critics Communion Bud. Gleqan.
ter @eIuIoio Ginbo,to. fir ai1toer.
Giibrer 5t Got, Moroeeo, ba11-
gebunben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-18
I'm bic 2eier ankerbalb Gtearns
County.

Nue 9eier bes ,Moroitern," sic uidt
in Stearns @ountp tpobner, ftrto
freun6li@ eriudt, lire 3abIungen
fit 6ieies 81att, permittelit Drnft
ODER @eloanmeiiung ein3uienoer,.
Bir modten, baB ane 9eier fia
Die bon ,tns gebotene @elegenbet,
gegen @orausbe3ablung oes 8lat.
tes in Sen 8eiit elmer berrliden 8rd.
mie 5u gelangen, 3unusen MAIDEN. 90
es nun aber unieren reiienoen ager.'
ten nidt mogli@ 1T, Bel allen 1nie.
rem Ibonnenten bor3uipre6en, bepor
Sic Musmabl Ser idonen 8ramien per-
griffen ietn miro, 10 liegt es i'm Snte,
reiie 6erieIben, oas @elo brett nod
ser Office gu fen6en, lporauf prontp'
te 3uienoung Der eemunidten 9rd.
rnie erfolgen miro. CUR Gntgegen.
nabn1e Ser einert ODER Der anberen 6ie.
fer tpertbpoqen 8rdmien gegen Bor-
ausbeaabIung bes .Moroitern" ouf Elm
Sssabr Ia6et ereebenft Gin 6ie
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-18
vMprbitern" .aalenber

Elm 6nmiIiemtalenoer i'm tpabren
Gimme 6eS @ortes. @ei9li4 a11sge.
itattet NIT i9onen Squitrationen unb
angefuM NIT belebrenoer1, erba11er.
Dem ur6 rnterbaltenbem 2efeitoff fit
Sung un6 <, tann beriebe 3u Sci,
beiten @oler16ern fir cine tatbolii@e
6amilie ge3ablt meroen. Sir Die
langen @interabenbe teire befere
9effure.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-18

Die folgen6en in Morocco gebun.
oenen @ebetbuder geben mir
Dime @gtrasablnng:
8rot Ser gngel.
5tern 6es &eiles.
&erlen Der In6a@t.
&immelsidluifel.
Mbe Maria.
Sdubengel.
MISREPRESENTATION.
@ebete ser &eiIigen, in mitteIgro.
Bem 9r11d.
6Ibrer gum &immeI in @rob6rud.
Grojt Ser Mrmen @eeIen.
Sic @bilotbeo, Elm berrlides 81.
bauungsbu@.
Mein erites Communion 8i4Iein,
in beri9ie6enen @inbdn6er fir Ri1,.
Ser.
@efdidten 8ii9er.
German @ngliib Dictionary.
@orl6s @ea6p @edoner.
Naoel-gtui nit bieIen Sorte1t Na.
oeln.
@oienfrdn3e.
&eiligen.8il6er, bon 6enert mir
5tpet neutrality-suspicious. geben.
Cine groBe @atent S4ere.
Cine @ble, fertig fit ben @ebrmld
nit 3mirn un6 Maoel11, gum @epari.
rem bon @fer6egef4irr uno S1uben.
@an6turte bon Stearrs County.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-18
prdmtfm-lffr.

@teoernm befinoen mir 1tns TN
Bette einer. groken Mmsuabl berrIi.
der &ramien. @er bon uniern Sc
fern ieinem &aditanb auf ben rMorb.
tern" mn6 ba5m nod Elm Sabr TN
@ora1s be5ablt, 1T our AmstpabI II.
genb elmer ber naditebenb a%ngegebe.
nen 8ramten beredtigt:
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-18

@egen 500 @%rtra3ablnng.
@offine, &an6 8oitime, @rbn1nqs-
Bud.
9egenoe Ser Seilieen in gepreBtenn
Gradteinban6e un6 nit farbigen DEL
bil6ern.
&oienfran5e in gt1ti, nit go1opIot.
ttertem Drabte. @aror1tiert fit s
Sabre.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1915-08-19

WANTED-An efficient dining room
girl; must come at once; COOK wages
paid. The Blackwater Hotel, Davis,
W. Va. Adv-9tf
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1915-08-19

with her aunt, Mrs. P. P Gortner.
Miss Sue Gordon, also of Clarksburg,
spent several days with Miss Murphy
while here, both returning to Clarks-
burg Sunday.
Mrs. R. c. Rush. of Accident, spent
several days recently with her daugh-
ter Mrs. H. K. Smouse.
Mr.. and Mrs. Owen Martin, of Red
House, Mr.. and Mrs. w C. Welch and
c. F. Sanders were guests of Mrs.
Schlossnagle Sunday.
Mrs. c. F. Sanders spent several
days Of the past week at Terra Alta.
with her daughter, Mrs. Parks. She
also attended the Browning Reunion
and part of the Chautauqua which
was in session at that place last week.
Miss Dora Lichty has gone to Della
ware where she will be employed in a
canning factory.
Miss Margaret Slabach, of Oakland.
spent several days recently at Gortner
the guest of her grandmother, Mrs.
Catharine Slabach.
Miss Marie Murphy and Cecil Owen,
Of Clarksburg, Miss Taggart of Oak
land, and Harvey Gortner, of Gortner,
motored to Black Water Falls near
DAVIS, ". Va, recently. After a de-
lightful visit at the Falls, where q num-
Der of snapshots were taken, they re-
turned to Davis, where they were
guests of the Black Water Hotel for
supper, returning home not by the light
of the silvery moon, but between
showers.
Mr.. and Mrs, George YutzY of Sunny
side, and two children, were Sunday
visitors at the latter's parents, MIR. and
Mrs. J. H. Sanders.
Miss Grace Davis. of Piedmont, is
visiting her sister. Mrs. ]. W. Baker.
Mrs. Fannie Cover. Earl Hanger.
c. F. Sanders and Artie Dodge were
among the number from Gortner that
attended the chautauqua at Terra Alta
last week.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1915-08-19
aae0ase0eseogaassa@asae
NORTH GLADE
..aes0aae aasesoaMsaa0
Crops are generally good.

Crops are generally good.
VIM. Brenneman expects two hundred
bushels of wheat from eight acres.
Others have wheat which will make
about the same average. Corn is also
doing well. Our section of Garrett
county is comparatively new, but is
rapidly coming to the front. Several
new barns have been erected this
summer,
A. R. Bernard and G. H. Beckman
are building fine new houses.
Our young friends, Russell Moon and
Boyd Lohr, purchased fine young horses
recently.
We congratulate J. L. Fitzwater, Jr
upon securing position in the Garrett
National Bank, and we feel sure that
the Bank officials made no mistake in
getting him.
Mrs. Lawton, of Oakland, is visiting
her parents here.
Mrs. Ed. Gilpin and daughters, of
Cumberland are visiting in this COM
munity.
A. B. Mason and family, Irwin Custer
and family, c. H. O'Brines, Mrs.
Harvey and son and daughter, and G..
W. and Mrs. Moon were among those
who attended the picnic at Hoyes.
They report having had an excellent
time.
Rev. McAmic preached to a large
crowd here Monday evening.
The penticostal people have been
holding meetings at Glendale school
house for about two months.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1915-08-19
Order Nisi.

First published Aug p, 1913.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1915-08-19
GORTNER

Mr.. L. j. Swartzentruber returned
recently from Delaware where he had
been attending to some business
matters. We understand he has pur-
chased large farm and will move his
family to Delaware in early fall. S. D.
Swartzentruber has rented the farm
now occupied by L. ]. Swartzentruber
for three years.
Miss Marie Murphy has returned to
Clarksburg, where she will resume her
dutys as stenographer after a two
weeks delightful vacation at Gortner
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1915-08-19
EVANSVILLE.

Rev. E. E. Oney left Monday morn
ing in his new Overland roadster, for
his home in Virginia where he will
spend ten days. During his absence
the Lutheran pulpit will be filled by DR..
E. S. Johnston in Grantsville and St.
Paul as well as in Salisbury Star,
Salisbury.
The Hikers, of Salisbury, Pa,
are camped at Stantons dam, enjoying
weeks outing.
Mrs. c. B. Getty has returned from
two weeks visit with her daughter,
Mrs. c. H. Reppert, of Frostburg.
A number of Frostburg and Cumber-
land ladies were guests last week at
the Casselman Hotel.
Miss Mary O'Hallern, of Mt. Savage,
is the guest of Miss Maud Bevans.
Andrew Ramsey and party, from Mt
Savage, were guests of ]. c. Consalus
and David Schontery, at dinner serv-
ed at the Victoria Hotel.
The National Hotel served ia meals
at dinner and supper on Sunday. The
Casselman served ninetv-six the same
day at two meals and the Victoria was
also busy all day This is an indication
of Grantsville's popularity as summer
resort.
The Baltimore papers have been
boosting the hotels of Southern Mary
land. 1t was the proper thing to do,
but if they want to eat meal never to
be forgotten and greatly enjoyed they
want to visit this village. We have
hotels here that are hotels. rooms with
private bath, ENJOYABLE meals, good
beds and delightful surroundings.
Grantsville-o -the-pike is the ideal
tourists resting place. the delight of
vacationists, and charming summer
resort. Tell your neighbors about it.
Grantsville is enjoying a splendid
patronage from automobile parties, who
on thei- return home advertise the
town and its charms.
Ethel. the little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Hetrick, of near Grants
vile, fell from a hay-mow and broke
several ribs, also sustaining injury to
one kidney. The child is able to sit up
again and is recovering nicely from
the effects of the fall.
A Union Sunday school picnic will be
held on Thursday, Aug. 10Th, at the
Woodmen Grove, near Casselman
hotel The different Sunday schools
will 60 together, each family bringing
a basket lunch hich will be supliment-
ed by other good things for sale at
booths on the grounds. Visitors cor
daily welcome.
Miss Mary Stanton entertained
crowd of young people at the dam in
honor of her guest, Miss Helen Fresh,
of Frostburg. There were about thirty
young folks present.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Bevans
Of Union Bridge, Md, Monday, Aug.
End, big baby girl, making the second
girl and fifth child. Mr.. and Mrs.
Bevans were formerly from Grants
vile.
MIR. and Mrs. Ray Beyans are spend
ing week at Jenners, Pa, guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Bevans.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Lightfoot and
son and Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Petty and
daughter Of Washington, D. c.. are
spending their vacation at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Noah Warwick.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1915-08-19
Avenged!

The pride of Rayville has been as
sassinated. Joe Georges peafowl was
killed by an itinerant dog. This worth
less dog had no permanent abiding
place. He has not permanently locat.
ed. He was everybody's dog and no
body's dog. He now sleeps sweetly
where he will do no harm. Joe George
shot him and then hung him and, tc
make sure the dog would do no harm
in the future, cut his GOOGLE. -"Old
Chip" in the Richmond Missourian.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1915-08-19
NOTICE

Notice IS hereby given that the undersi-u-
ell appointed by the County Commissioners
Of Garrett County. 10 view the ground
through which the following road is PRAYED
60 pc changed and examine the same. if it
Will hest promote the puUiiC convenience.
said road 10 be relocated beginning at the
west end Of the John Uphole lane and run
ming thence IN westerly course through
the lands OF russell :. Hubbard and william
EcdeLeaNer 70 iutersect the BuZZarG road
about one half mile north Of Thomas Moons
farm, also TO locate a branch Of the above
proposed road. beginning about one third
OF The way to lnterSect the Deer PARK road
near Eagle Rock. a distance of about one
half mile and examine whether the changed
road should be made viii meet on the 2,th
day o. August. 1915. Tor such purpose. ana 10
determine whether the public convenience
requires tile said changed road and if so to
locate the same aud perform their duty in
the premises.
f. ". KELSO.
ALEXANDER NOON.
JAMES LiSH,
Examiners.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1915-08-19
Road Petition.

Notice is hereby given. that 80 days after
the publication OF this notice, application
will be made to The Honorable Board OF
County Commissioners of Garrett county.
Maryland. to appoint three Examiners. to
view, examine and determine whether the
public convenience requires the opening of
a new county road 30 feet wide in Elec ion
District No. .. Garrett county, Maryland.
The proposed new road to begin at or near
the White Rock school House. on the county
road leading from Newton Savage's to White
Rock Run. and running thence in a north
easterIy drectiQn by the most practical
Reckard, Herbert Friend. Myrtle A. Van
sickel, John a. BurCh and L. H. johnson. to
intersect the county road leading from e.
W. Friends to White Rock Run at or near
the southeast corner Of L. H. Johnson's
lands. total distance of about 400 perches.
JEFFERSON BURCH.
GEORGE D. BROWNING,
c, W. FRIEND,
L. H. JOHNSON.
And others.
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Examiners Notice.

Notice is hereby given. that the undersign-
ed, appointed by the County Commissioners
Of Garrett County, TO view the lands through
which the new road so PRAYED TO be located
starting at John 7. Garey'S big gateand pass
ing over lands Of Edith HiiemanS. Frederick
Ramp, Adell Friend. f. ". SchrOver. Albert
Frazee and Noah Bittinger and ending at a
point in the county road at or near Bloom
ing Rose Church; then locate branch road
to start al point near where Harry Friend
now lives and passing through the lands of
Adell Friend and Hiram HENDERSON to the
county road at a point near John Myers
And to condemn the present county road
from Geary's gate to the MOrgantown road
at Hiram HumOersOn's and examine
whether the said ne y road should be located
will meet on the day OF August. lois. for
such purpose. and to determine whether the
public convenience requires the said road
or any OF said road, and if so, 10 locate the
same and perform their duty N the
premises.
WM. VI. FIKE Of a. NJ.
W. ". SCHLOSSNAGLE,
hIMMEL FRAZEE.
Examiners.
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MOUNTAIN LAKE PARK.

!
This community is putting money in
bank to help extend the improved road
to the rail road station.
The Chautauqua program the remain
der of the week has a number of good
things. The Lotus Glee Club, and TIE
Mozart Trio.
The many friends of DR.. and Mrs.
Hugh Carr are congratulating them
over the arrival of little girl, at their
summer home at this place.
The Chautauqua opened Saturd ay.
The lecture of Bishop Berry was E
treat that many should have enjoyed,
and that they failed to hear it was their
misfortune. About 200 persons were
present. The lecture was, what a
tramp saw in Ireland" 1t was full of
wit and humor, a description of the
country and people.
Next Saturday is temperance day.
Sunday will be red-letter day. No
gate fees. The program is as follows:
1890 a. m, Sermon, the Rev. Sam
Small, known America over as a famous
preacher and lecturer, and as an orator
he belongs in the class of Talmage, Sam
Jones and DeMotte, "A Prince of the
Platform" 1902. M, The Mountain
City Glee Club. Sis: Sermon, DR.. T.
NJ. Hare, Superintendent of the Anti
Saloon League for Maryland. Tell
your neighbors about this great day.
Monday, ? 30 Q. m, the Mozart Trio,
8. Is p. m, lecture recital, Happiness
for All, " by Miss Yendes. Single ad-
mission % cents. 7.30 p. m, the Mo
Fart Trio. 8.l5 p. IN, lecture, E. H.
Richards. Single admission 25 cents.
Tuesday next is Grand Army day. All
old soldiers and their wives admitted
free. 2.30sp. m, band concert, Noun
tain City Band. 315 D. m, Lecture,
Rev. Sam Small 7.3O p. n, band
concert. SIS, moving pictures. See
that every old soldier gets to the Park
next Tuesday They deserve to enjoy
this day especially provided for them.
1t will be noticed that there is no
program in the mornings-that part of
the day is given up to auto rides and
outdoor sports.
August 20, 1915, the Cumberland B.
& o. Y. NJ. C. A. will holdg picnic in
the Park. There will be:a special train
to bring the boys to the Park. There
will be base ball and other games and
at night moving pictures.
rrsasGive the Chautauqua lift by your
presence.
The famous Mountain City Glee Club
went back on their contract and failed
to put in their appearance.
The Sabbath services were most en-
joyableIand profitable. The sermons of
Bishop Berry and DR.. McKain were
listened to with much interest.
DR.. McKain sis making platform
manageraand acts like a veteran in the
business.
Mrs. Jonathan White died Saturday.
She was one of the Oldest citizens of
this vicinity and had host of friends.
The falling off in the number of ex-
cursionists visiting the Park is account
ed for by the fact that local chautau-
quas are held in many towns within
reach of the Park. The chautauqua at
Piedmont closed yesterday. Their pro-
gram Tuesday-Champ Clark's day -
was very enticing one and held the
Keyser and Piedmont people.