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The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1915-07-08

Il is an admitted economic fact that
there can be no permanent prosperity
without permanent agriculture,
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1915-07-08
At the Methodist Church.

Sunday School at 9:45 a. m.
Preaching at II a m. and 7:45 =. m,
Epworth League at Gas p. m
Prayer Meeting at 7:35 p. m. OF
" ednesdays. J. l.. Cannon. pastor.
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1915-07-08
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Neuralgia, Headaches, Cramps,
Collie, Sprains. Bruises, Cuts and
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MONDAY GAME.
TUESDAY, ) GAME

Batteries Cellars and legg Galyon
and Parker
Next Friday Monticello at Dermott.
Wilmar AT Warren
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1915-07-08
AMONG COL0RED Pc

Items of interest among
people should be left at the
Drug Store or at this Office.
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1915-07-08
Southeast Arkansas
League
League Standing

By W. $. D.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-01-08

take, nilsoners. The remainder of
the force retreetad also towards
plosk. ioihei the defeated division
from Wlozhawas. and together with
some fresh units niiempt'f .0 TEN
fhe German advance TIC lahlug
which rlenlted was sever hUt u
tlc end the 'RuHsl'n iu lDr,
driven in the direction o. p'o.a.
UIer, they clitci q o mu'I needed
rr9rrnnlza' ION MoN, of IIu I.IIl-
iery and terran had he. .o.. to
,hr Germans
Rsanenkamprs plaa u O.. 800
in,asion If Ed prusei H.u iu
nave b.,n abandoned alto f.r ul.
pcferce ot tWo of hls .,a uNH.
Uith the Gomans. ui l.|'H 1000.
rirst army GOA ed ita ...u Iu
br..r aero the border uH..
for Rcrlln. and for soyrH ... .H
was quiet
Meanwhile General Won NJckau-
SON had established contact with
the Russian Second arm, ur ku
mo. ih,u So posllinncd l.- move
mona against us righf Iu.. Orl.
|mI ol raer, f With N" EI.l
offensive .mu.t Eg. IuH u
wrecked aud with advance
upon the Slcs.lu b0r'. uuU fHr
! Cat,nN di tricl Man; OF H units
were rushed to support I|H .rrI'"H
|tI center. OF Second army |H.
measure uptmittnd ..r hr
,rlolmcnt ol thr 'Iant 90. 'H, Soc.
Iona arWE lul the arr HHrW.. OFT
tive Rusailu forces cam .Hf'" .up
late. Il appears Genera Nun .a.t.
Onson lost NO Time 40 H.. Dots
nitaucc. ENGAGED. the d.. Uu
. November o.. near k.r" caused
. them heavy LOSSES in .. HN
/ wounded nd look ''.NN .r NH..
Jas we'll CO.'S much maicri
Th, Russian s..uud a.W. W..Uf
pl Is advance. hov's, tr..' ,uu
! Uudoumr. NHa Zen %. .' OBJ. nw.
plorng his cul-do-7ac. Inl 900, EU
'..u sDeuud mv had doubt. 90 Is
to perform Not alone Wu b. uur
,esarv to puvolop The German uor.l.
ern wedge hul the adtUu,. U Cen
cral ,On Nurtonsop h1H W|Ir t'a.
orou. Douulcr-oficnslfr r ,..y
. offensive arl courtcro'iouay, uH
the rlu ol the opponnn. w, 900
second army orlhvri unnhDN.'
lin, during Poe nc't i"u HHF uNU
thor tooth hninr fhu I., foo OF"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-01-08

THE nAUGE. Dec 45- lBy
MALL s military observer ilst re-
turned from the eastern theatre of
var gives Oh interesting resume ot
tho operations juRrc ~ 90 The cap
turc OF LODI ht the Germans on
December %
lle points ont that iu me begin
Ming o. Yves me plan a. General
no1 Field Marshal Won ilu3ea-
burg 20 cut the Russians lines Of
communication by au advance from
SuWalk Ia the direction of BieN-
sick ana possibly BIrgnoNit-hi
With this in yDw the reelection o.
The fortress Ossewitz va attempt
tl bv the Germans early iu October
hut the terrain proved very difficult
and realizing what the plan of Gen.
oral Won i!indenhure was. m. RnH
sisus concentrated large force
against the German left wing
For awhile won Hindenburg per.
sisted This led 90 the fighting
about Auru,tOWo AMI the vicinity
Of l.yk. Finally the planned rodnc-
iiuu OF OssoWltz had 20 bee abandon
"a. the Germans iastead of continn.
ing their vigorous offensive alouE
the East prresiau borders. were Oh
irnd 90 assume the defensive 300
those parts.
IS 10 other part OF the European
theatre OF war. the men began 20
e4r themselves boo trenches Won
ilipdruhure leaving DIS forces ON tho
East prussian border 90 rltcum-
stances resembling those in Elan
Jcrs. Both Ru slams aud German
began field -.cge in which no"
one. then the other would for
time keep mp uu aegrc. siyo fire the
sole purpose oi which was 90 lc'
The opponent know that it was con.
idcrcd proper not 10 move about
too much
Toward. thr end ul October yoa
Iiudcnhurg appear, suddenly a'
the head OF large German force Jd-
yaucmr 200 the direction of lvan.n
rod 40 thr same 'mD 'hc Nu
tro-Hunpariaus. having recuperaf'd
from 90 dchurir ol The nalkI-NNi
l,nhDrr operation AGAINST luhliu
.ud karuiE MANAGE tu relieve
Prlemysl aud drive the Ru-sIn.
acro.. The river san and ont of Cal
iria. rho Russian general '1fi b."
n,U0 Obliged 90 rush reinforcement
to the SuNaln theatre of war lht
had ,ascd the situation boo Galcla
ANA the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS had Cats
,u ADVANTAGE of t.
I'm his advance upon the lyH"coro.
Warsaw line won llindorh1re final
N reached the hlnl OF The Nistula
to q cover. however that the Ru.
jams had fortified al' bridges head
and "a, giions along the river
Several attempts were mad. Boy Won
lludcuhurr to force % crossing. hu
h, soon discovered that this coul'
uot De- done ilc was able howoye
to taud his ground
Meanwhile the Austro- llunsar
uua bal asaiu lost ground to Oh
Russians. Ilrnslaw had been taken
aud while the Rus. iaIs had bee
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-01-08

SON. the second was that he had
credited the Ausiro- Hungarian of
ticors with O degree oi military eff
cheney they ala not nosess
Had 10 lot been TOT the gallau,
conduct nl his own men Won Him
dcnhurg might have gone down Boo
disaster Uut tfo Germans virtually
,ut their sag out ol The tlngle they
were iu. the iasi division freeing b..
at from Poe strong Russian om
brace 20 thC I-t t.Fs ot DeOcm
Der Then came me taking OF lul
.ENInH th.s pN.s. s.. The operations
tDI the a.nEe Of rigruN.l followed
ruraduNic0l aa F, may seem. accord
ing 20 fhc observer hero quoted, flr
iH"HIf'Hl army hIl lusi
nothing hy leaving tne creator part
oi CaNcia 90 lhp Nu-sian, To keep
open line. uf communication lu t1Ht
country N1s almost impossible in
spite nl fHt Ue, tHa' thD 1u.trn.
Nunrarira supply machinery .s rgth.
rr D'fID hl|,.I Is - country
WituOu .... rUtd.. uls 90 HrItpslr
t.V natural ro urge>
Iaosc arc iIr main feature ui
the recent Dmra.Eu.u" m to East
rru thcttr, uI Nir Nut survey o'
them would not De- complete with
ono tetOI OF some 500 lhD Hriub
Ial Op,ut.. ana thDE results
40 iuIufH.. u.t.r ion ,rn dcN"l
D.. RI.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-01-08

Fresh troops had 10 be brought
20 the scene. These came from the !
armies which Won Hindeuhurg was
employing on his cul -de-sac mauoeu-
ser. the .ito OF which was immcdiotc-
lv southeast OF LODI u would have
been easy Co take ihcsO troops
troop. THROUGH Silpsl1 hut that
meant travelling over the two long
.1cs of 3u acute angle while O.
march in % northwestcrly direction
was ro greater than the uist1u'e
lnr troops would have 90 march 1i-
Ser fNHy had been dclramtl. hui
Zoo uNc thaf route was dangerous,
ea vIs amply proven ON thc ,1i-
lowing day
THt division rushed Co thc rc''.
nI th, Won Naokpuecn army hou
boon facing southeast and 90 900
rtIhupst meant @ complete iarc
'oui vuh fhc enemy Zoo th' rect.
They were none too strong. more
w.. Hnd M1 been actiur on ta,
defensive, con- iho lu, Clyuot n'd-
Bow The Russians with whom tney
wore boz contact were numerically
hyperion aud evidently UNDER inFirnr.
UfN tu await dCg,lopWruls 800 lnr
UnIH uf tHr Russian wedge
Orlrrs 90 move ON LODI pla'"l
the German troops iu prodicom'pt
800 ...Du sion o.. lhp position Wudld
u..O lhr pu an to follow boz rnr-
-uu. arl .ucc thD lack oi contact
Nth iNc Russian force. ,u aud
shout LODI uilhi lead to mo un.
ul. SAINT surprises. The uudor.lnt
looked extremely r.sry y UHt ,'r
tIrl uHi however Hfpr fmrp t'
desperate lighting November '".'a
ThD Germans haI hardly faced about
WHOM iHy Ru.Inus tbDy hul u'.d
BOO chrrE '1ol nap % general advance
und boinr, lour the German were
completely surrounded
Iy facing fNis way. aU1 thtu 'h.
obr. tho G,rmau division fn0lA
. discouraged iaclI aud iu add '"t
/ io mth,llu heavy iosaos 'pou me
Ruf4 took Q" GOO ar ouer.. @.
n.. ana some go machine .uu an.
overall tram. q :. doubtful NHr
Ihor 800 military hei'r, knows Cd
another exploit CT 900 nature
Thanks tu the strict censored r 30
. ilr German army not even tiu nHW
. of lhp officer who conducted 800
hrlli1ut annir is known To 100
Der tuud WlN what tho DnNJu d'
Isiou accomplished ou" WH.' UuH
idrr that 10 did not leave s,rHl
wounded man behind What m..U
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-01-08
At ONCE CLOGGED N0STRILs OPEN
HEAD COLDS AND GATARRH VANISH

ths nosuus: p,netrales aud hea'.
nr mnsmed. swoliou memh'ans
which Iue1 tie nose. head anu
rmt. Aean tho air paasake',
..m aa.t Hs.harees and ieellns
d.. cleansing. soothing relief co"''
.Um. NHclY
u.| n, awake tonight s'Iue
n ar breathe. with head Eiu'',
H. u0a cloaed. hawking anu
..t.t C.4srh or + cola WIZ
.. .mns lHt. FOUL mucous drop
.u. n. tUr throat. md raw dry'
.. Undressing bat Truly heeu'
H tOlr falth---inst once--m
r'.a Cum balm" aud your colo
.r .aun uil surely disappear.
,No ~
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-01-08

Uor Ilc losses oi tHo German. n
the operations as1in0, LODI 1ro D'
mated ~ $4,000 killed wounded H.
prisoners 800 pieces of artillery Um
.. machine guns
These urUr,. do MOT WDl ..H 'u
ID. ul che ltuesaus Hpd ius.rn
uuunaraus who oppord pu" 10000.
Their ou the southern rmDHg. u. 'n.
Eaet.u theatre ui War I..
rWu. claim .u have HaH .i SINCE"
November uru tbp ul.oV.ua N
siam losses $4,000 men i..' I
Wounded $500 pEoncrs about
ruu. and duubIr that WmHor u
chime luu. Ou tur oll.r HHHd %.
Austro.IWgHrau losses iH.' .
been -urht aud 10 s believed t"
tho, are hnr DuD behind ,., t.
sian number
auud concrete ITO with ten
veprs guarantee. S,e }. I. iiohm
At Fraction Pryor a Co. lt1lt'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-01-08

But dollars they and believe thought that until
any portion CRY LIKE BABY tell them all I'm smile the
Onehd when absolutely convincing which always the here catch tn
always the alert o money.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-19

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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-19
olrAroN ey PUBLICATION
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10 she hhert' o. any Constable Of
Nueees ceun'y, Greeting
A"n are hereby commanded 10 aHw-
fuon ihe nuhnoWn eSrcuiHfs. tHmius.
irftHfH ana hriH W " 81 N'wnan.
aseeNaed. ny uahlNs pnnl.,ati'u % thiH
citation olev in oaen w"uE tnr suuf
auee'sslfe weeks previous to the ro.
iurn HNN hefrof in some newTr'r'f
ruliishfh in Nuhr County. ii there ho
@ uowsrtptr puhl'eh'd ,hrfolH, bat q
NOT iiarn ip hnt NEWSPAPER published
in No tAth judiflHi Nisitici hat 90
iiiNrs he rn nFwarnprt pnhiiohrH in
said judicial District tAcn ie q npwss
lmpei pehiiHhei in thr NEAREST pistfirs
e. said sWh iu'irlni lllsiylet. ia aps
pear 90 me next rHgular ts4m ~ ihe
ihstriNt snutt ut Naetes NeunlN. a. ne
hnlieh Ni Che Count Npuaa tlitltuf in
nutpua ChriAti Tease. on tlio i,th
Monday after the secnnd MonditV in
pflnber \ = iel4. thr sans mina
tl,e sth a@s ~ ssAsgssy A. ~ isik
then and ihrfe "a anaWst q petition tn
ga in ahid Court on tho gan day ef
January a. 4. 1850 ln a auii. nHn
'sefed un tho iociet % said CoNt So.
6tas Wherein Elm n. Hay y pialntlff,
aiAt a. g. NcnfH iioshel Wtma q y
NrAiAnuu. CLARK rrAfe CiiV Nationai
l.nnk 81 tarpas Unrest A ~ Fvnre
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lxhasfieii ths n.Hhewn oN,sntefs. sa.
minirsfalofa anal helrr al ~ 81 New,
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tieA n. raflgr a a. c1Fr ana g. a.
spsN a firm .ssnlN,sihe rare lifothsr~
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suit uppn eno not, hr ihc sum 81
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-19
UNIQUE BUT SIMPLE PLAN OF ESPIONAGE !
OF FRANCE BY GERMAN IN SW|TTu


iH4 Tor more details caficc'rH'
'"p'af1phy of the region. ~ \
H'"if th' hllis the rains, ~
ih. forests the stone or liint ~
N" Hh"s marshes. etc. 0sven
"t ta" factories wHai they mfs
"HDh rHry produce
ln his third letter u Mistress;
HIIee'd Doe threw aside ~ -
i"ni.Hm and asked for q list n !
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-19

Want to get some of that old snappy feeling YOURSELF Smoke
Tuxedo same as Jennings does ll boost you right up into
the znqdooey class Of fellows who always the 60 ulo
vim and good nature, pilng up success.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-19
Come on, boys-Smoke
Up! With TUXEDO!"

ZEE yah That's fiughie
Jennings battlecry. out there on
the coaching line by third base.
Hes one Of the peppenest, GIN
geriest men in baseball; always
up ON his toes. roofing Tor dear
life, making those runs come in.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-19
TIE DOCTORS WIFE.
Agrees With .sir, About $500

\ ifHiHrd nHrsc SANS 'ln fhf prleu,s
'i my profession hars found y, rrt,,
points m mNof ~ Grape Nuts faaa tbt+
! nnhesintneh BE-. mmenH ID d. LII
m pstcnts.
i' is teihatr aria pleasing 81 ttr ina.
ttc Can essential H GOOD fsr tho ...a.
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or the 1vtd Nhfu deNasre, 90 49,.
renders mas,ca,iou imgs.sibie -,
,FN'f Nthfhts W thesf 80 nruf4 Nst
i'na Grape Nuts ANA alhuurn vster
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yea oi nenrishmeni fhat owen tho
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out any Distress
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-19
NO STOMACH PAIL
GAS, IND|cEsIt||
IN five N|Rl
"pAPE's DiAPEPsis~ IS ~,
REAL STOMACH RE6uf
KNOWN.

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ton dNspepsia. gas. nes''
suurness In five minetes-
thlt makes rape's plApefs's (.
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tue moment "Pape's Dh4rti
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harmiessncSs
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-19

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sre apsssrs 'rSrs tive to si-.e 49,
frs sencine. trce. srd Eau ~ 49,.
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-19

cost and the river Are os f,. ,.
lhe railway from Nsis o. rs.i,,.
i"r's runs ttroueh o1, af H. $780,.
hewn PASSES.
This narrow rcs h.rrs ,.,
"frsi helt is uch Io rnn.,..
Pc exceedingly difhcnH nam. 4.,..
'fefd rmos stopped ihe far..... ....'
IVY sna me frenchmar. WITH ....
"hat warm stretch ~ ar, t...-n
~ the Fren B rhcrtnrns,.. ma,
no such trte.c 1st .tsn.r h..'... '''''
-. 80 +" .'nl" ''s area as that wh.,b .,r
'a'eH the ufeean mass aro Il ~.
.e'Nst natural monument. N ~.
rs l'iiits haYe i-tn me th.,,,..
f'ai famous mHtar, .,..,-.,.
'''NNs Them the Hattlo or 4 Nm.
Nn itis battlefield ~. 49,
'e'NF nav, undisclpiined n,...r,.' y ~,
,.os' fipts onlsased on S.nts,,t '''''' y. s
I've N thc wondsrfsii, e.,,,,-..., ~
q iqe Areoone isa o,a $3.50. ~
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4 ssi'sh. a victoFy followed \, ~. ~. we
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- an elsvas'cn ranging s,.,w..... - 80
and so feet The srs,',s '..Nsen 500
rin,.,.. = uniFaisful rich alone n So, ~.
q Sscnd and fade ' a" manner
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-19
HUMAN INTEREST STORIES FROM
THE Scene OF EUROPEAN CONFLICT

~ "a Htofiffef pfeag
nfrrTl-fus Tsh fs Another
rt,ap - i!eislun fsnnl ~ ai.D hsld taE
en- fffHee in Holland Whaf the nernnr
trDpils Invaded ii4sif country ian nafig
Tide month pa fheif waF 10 co. siUth.fu
states ~ ihf lhlfsa ffsiea To- maia
nrN homes There Tire mon. lna wsFa
~ eqmlsrlff ~ ihsif Nnsa and ssu.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-19

fsifrffi ~ sNuurf ~ fheif attiitf
cuifigaforF ~ Wluam o. Name. ~
iialiimare. the soeeili repreefniailsf
~ fhr Hnufhsra sfffiefnoai fnd iftei-
oi aIenf prtanifafon. nn fHsIr arrival
ai ineif defiissiion ii 81 infenaea it9t
fhf iifisiaH FARMERS Hhah siflt in
maii calvniea apsfiFilna g ffrfn i"n
SO hnNdfsh families F any ono 81 fne
southern Hiatfa thf5 mss e'iNrt at
nfaf suited te them nsth uH ar0nuni 81
mo ci.mttf nna ~ no nature ~ tn
hrt % hae isffn arfanFsh thaf fh9t
aHau Poi ri1rad in nfHsftrinn 1f Fnnh
parffia ~ iahi ftngife from ton nrrr
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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1915-06-24

Leaving there at 7 20 over the Lehigh
Valley Railroad, it was this road that
We got the toughest ride of our trip.
We arrived in Philadelphia at 8 a. m.
where we were transferred TO a special
train on the B. & o. where we ate our
last breakfast on the trip. We arrived
in Baltimore at 10 a. m.SaturdaY, June
the 9Th. We were met by a large
delegation of friends. The party sang
song entitled. Were glad we're
going home" composed by Mr. VIM.
B. Clark Of the Baltimore American.
We travelled 8,2l6 miles by rail and
including the boat trips and auto trips
the total distance was over 10, 900 miles
and with out one single accident.
Notwithstanding we had a very
pleasant and enjoyable trip all seemed
uery glad and happy to get back to the
snug hands of good old Maryland a."
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1915-06-24
BLOOMINGTON

Mr.. F. H. Tibbetts of Hampshire, re-
turned home Sunday evening from a
weekend business trip to Morgantown,
w. Va.
Mrs. W. C. Johnson and Miss Carrie
Hepburn, of Piedmont, were guests of
DR.. and Mrs. Kemp on Wednesday.
An immense congregation attended
the Children's Day exercises at Cross
on last Sunday. 1t is estimated that
the crowd did not number less than
eight hundred, many of whom came
from the surrounding towns in automo-
biles, carriages and conveyances of all
kinds. The program was especially
fine, the musical portion played under
the shade trees of the beautiful grove
surrounding the church was admirably
rendered. The crowd was fed from
long tables loaded with everything good
to eat, provided by members of the
congregation in abundance Ex-County
Commissioner Bishoff, son of ex-School
Commissioner Bishoff, of Garrett
county, superintendent of the school,
presided over the exercises.
Jarold Kemp, of this place, student
at the W. M. college, Westminster,
Md, is home for the summer vacation.
Miss Gertrude Herishman, of North
Glade, is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. Warwick.