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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-07-09

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-07-09
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-07-09
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The Democratic advocate., 1915-04-23
BORDER NEWS.

Another spelling bee will be held
on May 1st, at Firemen's Hall.
Henry Rohrbaugh, an old time
member of Pleasant Hill Council, Jr.
o. Nj. A. M, IL undergoing series OF
operations at hospital in Baltimore.
The fellow members OF the above
order wish him a speedy and COM
plele recovery.
The wet days for old Carroll can
almost b. counted on the fingers Of
one hand, but then it is not so far
from this section Of the county to
places in Baltimore county where
wet goods can b. had for probably a
few years yet.
The play, Adventures of College
Bride" BY the senior class OF the
Manchester High School, at Firemen's
Hall, Arcadia, last Saturday night,
was well received by large audi
ence.
Walter MCGEE, caretaker Of St.
Paul's cemetery, has reset quite a
number of tombstones that had fall
len down OF leaned out Of position,
and filed up low and sunken places,
which adds greatly to the appearance
Of the place.
The Democratic advocate., 1915-04-23
JACOB LONG,
TANNERY MD, AUCTIONEER.

If you are going to have sale ! am
the Auctioneer you need. Y
c. r. Phone 1884,. aug 28 tf
The Democratic advocate., 1915-04-23
.DErTOITIR..

Frank Miller, of Baltimore, il vis-
ting relatives and friends near here
JessS Birley and family and Mr
Brame, OF New Oxford, spent Sunday
with Ar. ID Rooms, Sr., and wife
George q. Naylor and Edgar Will
hide of near here, members Of The
Westminster Coon Hunting Club,
we're in Baltimore last Friday night
attending the dog show. They won
nrst prize, a silver cup, on their
Coon dogs.
Mary Roger, of Westminster, visit
ed her grandparents, Samuel Wey-
bright and wife, a few days this
week. mir. Weybright had been very
Ill, but we are glad to say he Is i'm
proved.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. o. Norris, OF Mid
dlebnrg- Jesse Customer, wife and
daughter, Virginia, spent Sunday
Wlth P- r. Koons, Jr-, and wife.
Mrs. William Miller left for Cham
6ersburg- Tuesday morning having
neard her mother was dangerously
lr. and Mrs. p. ID. Rooms. Sr-
we're in Westminster Tuesday after
noon.
Misses Carrie Gelwick, Bessie
Topper, Rose Gelwick, of Emmits-
burg, Mr.. and Mrs George Whilhide
and daughter. Savilla, and Roy Eyler
Of Toms Creek, spent Sunday with
Robert Speilman and wife
few Of our people attended the
circus i'm Westminster on Monday
Harry Eiler and family, OF Thur
mont spent Sunday with Guy War
rem and wife.
Mrs- Charles Eiler, of Baltimore
visited her mother and sister this
week.
Mrs. III. ri. Boyer, son and daugh-
ler, visited at William SKIS, neal
olAs Bridge, On Sunday.
Mrs. Charles Fogle, Of Rocky Hill
spent Saturday afternoon with hel
sister, Mrs. G.. S. J. Fox.
Mrs. Catherine Dresher wa very
much shocked on Saturday to heal
q the death or her niece, Mrs Annie
Eller, OF LeGOre's.
The Democratic advocate., 1915-04-23
ELECTION NOTICE.

Westminster, Deposit and Trust GO.
Westminster, Md, April AZ, 1915.
The Stockholders OF the Westmins-
Ter Depost. and Trust Company are
hereby notified that the regular an
nual meeting for the election Of
TWELVE DIRECTORS, to manage the
affairs of the Company for the en-
suing year will be held Ira the Bank
ing Rooms of said Company, on NON
DAY, 3rd DAY OF MAY, 1915, be
tween the hours of 10 and II o'clock,
"a. n1.
N. Fl. BAUMGARTNER,
apr 1G 1t Secretary and Treasurer
The Democratic advocate., 1915-04-23

Iceland has had an earthquake. The
country that has mot had something in
the way W trouble IS, indeed u lonely
one on the map.
The Democratic advocate., 1915-04-23
NOTICE.

The President and Directors of The
Westminster Savings Bank have this
first day of April, 1915, declared a
Semi-Annual Dividend of
SIX PER CENT.
On the capital stock Clear OF State and
Carroll County taxes.
Payable On and after April 10th, 1915.
JACOB Fl. HANDLEY,
apr 9-3t Treasurer.
The Democratic advocate., 1915-04-23
FOLEY KIDNEY PILLS
toR RAckAcHE kloRErs AND BlAD DER
SOLD EVERYWHERE.

THREE of the best AStoves on the
A market ar Elm Double Heaters
Magic Airtights and THE Farmer Girl
ook Stoves are sold hv r. r. Bennett,
SykesvilIe. nov 16
The Democratic advocate., 1915-04-23
Makes 81 Feel Like Is.

I suffered with kidney ailment fur two years"
writes Mrs. NJ A. Bridges, Robinson. Miss. and
commenced taking Foley Kidney Pig about ten
months aEo l Am now able tO dD Mll my work
without fatigue. ! am now 81 years Of age and
feel lke 16-year-nld- girl Foley Kidney Pills
strengthen and inviEorate weak, tired Mnd Gle
arranged kidneys: relieve backache, weak back,
rheumatism and bladder trouble They mre tonic
III action. SOLD EVERYWHERE
The Democratic advocate., 1915-04-23

body who could, should order hfs
Coal in May OF -'twouid do . lot
Of good. YOu can order yUurs-that
will help. Order of Smith A. Reif-
Snlder.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-09-20
RESCUE 4O8
ON LINER
BY United Press

; By United Press
+ Halifex. Sept. 20.-The An
= Choir liner Tuscania rescued
= four hundred and eight passen-
: gers from the Greek liner
= Athinia which burned at sea,
I according to a wireless mes
Z sage received here.
+ Only one life was lost in the
: disaster, advices state.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-09-20
CAR
ACCIDENT

A fatal accident was narrowly avert
ed Sunday afternoon when an east
bound street car struck farm wagon
at Ninth street and Colorado avenue.
The car. in charge of Motorman
Scott and Conductor Grissom. was
travelling at moderate speed as 1t ap-
preached the intersection of the
streets. A team driven by O. S. Shell
by, who resides west OF the city, at
the end OF Minnesota avenue, became
restive as the car approached. Mr..
Shelby cav the car coming and had
stopped the team. but as the car drew
near the street intersection the team
became unmanageable and ran direct
~ i'm front OF the car.
The wagon was smashed to swith-
Greens and the driver hurled to the
street. Fortunately he was thrown
in the clear out of the cars path and
was practically uninjured. An un-
known boy who was riding in the rear
cf the wagon was thrown out and to
one side.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-09-20
WILLIS is
RELIE
OF WATCH
Bold Stick-Up Artiss Puts One Over
Pedestrian in North Part Of
Town at Point Of Gun;
Overlook Roll

Chickasha plays second fiddle to no
city, town or hamlet For the past
several weeks Oklahoma City, Tulsa,
Sapulpa and other larger cities of Ok
lahoma have been feeling chesty over
the facts that the old time "stick-up"
men have been sojourning in their
midst. Press agents have been her.
aiding to the papers abroad tales OF
jewel robberies, of porch climbing and
of plain, old time take-the-money-w
a-gun men who have wandered into the
respective cities and done business for
time
And Chickasha could not stand for
this Being quiet and peaceable and
well behaved has become monoton-
Gus. Like Mark Twain's COW which
nightly fell through the roof of the
"Humbolt" house, the non-exciting rep
etition of the same events has gotten
on the nerves. Something had to be
done to make things lum in the ex-
citement line.
And, as party of the second part,
Bert Willis PLAYED his share in the
matter of relieving dull tedium and
making the police force break from
quiet canter into a record breaking
sprint
Willis did this with the al dof bold,
bad stick-up man, who in turn was
aided by piece of unmounted minia-
ture artillery. The doing was staged
at the corner of Frisco avenue and
Ninth street the time was 10 O'clock
Sunday evening. the result was the
loss, to Bert, of a watch and chain OF
the approximate value of $15.
1t seems that Willis was walking
along Ninth street at the hour named
when the stick-up man stepped in FROM
| of him. poked healthy looking forty
four into the region of his food recep
tacle.and told him to stick 'em up
Inasmuch as this request was EN-
phasized with A flourish and an addi
tional poke of the six gun. Will.
"stuck em up" right now. The hold
| up man relieved Willis of his watcl
and chain and told him to beat it. HI
overlooked a small matter of s39 il
bills which reposed in his victim
hip pocket.
i When he told Willis to beat it, h
added the information that he was es
! pected to run for four blocks" Thi
: request was complied with to the e,
tent that Willis sprinted as far as tn
nearest telephone which he used
communicating with the police.
Chief Phillips detailed officers o
J the case, but the hold-up man had lei
= no clue behind him
Officers think the hold-up man ma
5 have been one of several who may b
: here as "camp followers" of the coui
Wy fair
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-09-20
DEPUTY AT
TUTTLE IS
SCRAPPER

A. K Swan returned from Tuttle
Saturday evening, where he had been
called 20 investigate charges which
Deputy Sheriff Dan Small had pre-
ferred against Montford and Doc
Pikey and Tom Walden for assault and
battery.
According to the information gath
cred by Mr.. Swan, the parties named,
together with two others, whose names
Mr.. Swan was unable to learn, had inn
bihed superabundance Of CONVERSE
tion water and started to clean things
up to suit their own individual tastes
Dan Smell, in his capacity as peace
officer, objected to this, and placed
the bunch under arrest, or attempted
to arrest them. They showed fight
and started into make believer Of
the deputy. Smell objected to this and
took the job of whipping off their
hands. SO we'll did he do this that he
pretty thoroughly cleaned up on four
of the five, the fifth man making his
getaway when the trouble started,
After the cleaning, Smell collared three
OF the four and locked them in the
Tuttle bastile. Some time during the
night friends of the prisoners broke
the door of the calaboose open and
released the prisoners.
Word has been received at the
county attorneys office that the three
men named viii probably come into
Chickasha tomorrow or next day, plead
guilty to assault and battery and dis
turhance Of the peace and take theil
medicine
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-09-20
RECOGNIZE
CARRANzA
IS PROGRAM

by united fTcSS.
Washoington, Sept. 20.-Unless inn
pending battles materially change the
status of Villa and Carranza, Carranza
viii be recognized as the provisianal
president of Mexico and will then re-
tire and a new president will be elect
ed with the moral support of America
and probably other governments.
Former President Garcia is due here
late today to oppose the recognition
of Carranza. 1t is understood that
Carranza is also sending delegation.
All will meet October 8 when the Pan
American conferees are scheduled to
resume their sessions.
The main armies of Villa and Car
rama are reported to be massing
around Chihuahua and Torreon with
zapata cooperating with Villa in the
south.
The state department received ad.
vices today confirming the report that
Villa evacuated Torreon. Eight troop
trains left there Saturday. villa is re-
ported to be retreating toward Chi
huahua.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-09-20

HIT HEART
OF LONDON
Passengers Arriving on Liner Bring
First Uncensored Report Of
Damage Done by Dirigibles;
Loss is Millions
BY United Press.

By United Press
New York, Sept. 20.-Passengers ar
riving here today on the liner Rotter-
dam brought the first uncensored
stories of the Zeppelin raid on Lon
don on September 8.
According to the reports thus
brought bombs were dropped within
few blocks of the Bank of England
and the residence of the lord mayor.
While blocks of buildings in the heart
OF the city were destroyed by fire, the
property loss damage being estimated
at millions of dollars.
Although the British Official press
bureau reported that only twenty per
sons were killed, the passengers say at
least fifty persons lost their lives as
a result of the work of Zeppelins.
The greatest damage done by the
Zeppelins was in Wood street, where
the great wholesale cry goods houses
are located. A prominent New York
man who asked that his name be with.
held said the damage in this street
alone was ten millions. He said the
Zeppelins followed the line of the
Great Eastern railway into London and
considerably damaged the road.
Frank C. Page. son of the American
ambassador, estimated that between
thirty and forty persons were kille,
in London. He said the airships at
tackled the city from an altitude of ter
thousand feet.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-09-20
Plenty Of Poultry.

In the poultry tent all the pens are
filled Over twenty varieties Of chick
ems are there Cackling. Growing.
scratching and shouting to the assem-.
bed sightseers their tales Of money in
eggs. In addition to the chickens will
be found ducks and geese and turkeys
with a fair sprinkling Of pigeons.
The school exhibits are something
fine. Too much cannot be said of the
handiwork displayed in the educa-
tional line Handiwork of the stu
dents Of the city and the county
schools. handiwork of which child and
teacher and parent may all feel proud.
Schools Represented.
The schools Of Chickasha are well
represented in the displays. The man
ual training department of the high
school has particularly good display.
So also, has the other departments Of
the high school and the West, the
Feast. the North and the South
schools.
Amber. Union Hill, verden and a
large number of other county schools
have splendid exhibits which go far
to show the patrons of those schools
that the manual training of their chill
dren is being carefully looked after
and Is receiving the best attention
which may be given by the best duca
tors whom money can employ.
~ !. "Better Babies" Too.
From the Hall OF Learning one ha:
but to cross the main highway to EN-
ter the home of Grady county's bet
ter babies. Here in one of the coolies
tents. famed by the breezes from th'
lake at the lower end of the park, seat
ed and playing upon soft rugs whicl
cover the softer carpeting of nature
will be found babies by the dozens
Babies-laughing, growing. dimplinp
gurgling, smiling, jumping bouncing
and in a few, a very few Instances
crying.
As each little tot is brought in nc
or she. iR entered and given nunlhe'
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-09-20
POSITION OF
SLAV ARMY
IS CRITICAL

Petrograd, Sept 20.-The Germans
are attacking both flanks of three nun
dred thousand Russians who are re-
treating in the region about Wilma fol.
lowing the capture of the latter city by
the Teutons, according to advices from
the front oday.
The position Of the Slavs is said TO
be more critical today than that Of
any Russian army since the Austro-
German campaign began, but conf
dence is expressed by officials here
that they win make good their retire
ment without being compelled to fight
general battle with the enemy The
German losses in the fighting during
the last few DAYS are reported to have
been enormous.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-09-20
ARCHIBALD
ASSERTS
INNOCENCE
BY United Press.

By United Press.
New York, Sept 20.-James ]. Arch
iband, the newspaper correspondent
who was the messenger for Dr. Dum-
ba. the Austrian ambassador to Wen
ma, arrived here today on the liner
Rotterdam.
Archibald asserted his innounce of
an intention to aid Ambassador Dumba
in violating the neutrality laws OF the
country. He was met at quarantine
by an agent of the department of JUS
tice.
Archibald was not arrested and he
said he did not expect to be. He plans
to 60 to Washington Immediately and
placehis case before officials
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-09-20
STREAM OF WAGONS
and CARS CONVEYING
EXHIBITS TO GROUNDS
Products of Farmers Displayed in Pro-
fusion; Boys and Girls in Contest;
Education and Better Babies"
Busy Scenes at Springs

The parents names remain unknown
until after the close Of the contest.
And these little fellows-these com
ing men and women. these soon-to-be
husband and wives-receive the best
OF attention from a corps of gentle
hammered. velvet fingered mother"
nurses.
Each baby, as its entry number 10
Continued on Page Three
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-09-20

tcOntlnusd on rage Tsr.s,i
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-09-20
WILL START
PROMPTLY
z pm. WE'D.
Committee Issues Instructions, Des.
ignating Places Where Different
Sections Will Form and Gives
List Of Prizes

With the announcement of the places
of formation, line march and list OF
prizes. the plans for the trades and
flower parade, which the Business
Women's club will stage as the climax
of festivities in connection with the
county fair, are complete and all that
remains is for those who are to partic-
ipate to put the finishing touches ON
their floats. autos. carriages. ETC., in
order to be in the running for honors.
The parade this year promises TO
eclipse the one last year when the
beginning of this form of fall festiy-
tiles was made. The committee an
nounces that the parade will start
promptly at p. m. Wednesday and
issues the following instructions re-
garding plans for the day:
Chickasha band. fire department
and city department form at Third and
Colorado.
Wholesale and retail merchants at
Fourth and Colorado.
Rural floats, lodges and clubs at
Fifth and Colorado.
Private autos carriages, pony carts.
bicycles and skaters at Sixth and Colo
rado.
Comic floats. horseback riders,
schools and business college. Rock ISL
and exhibit. and blacksmith shop dis
play, form on Seventh and Colorado.
Oklahoma College for Women will
bring up the rear.
The line of march will be up Second
to Kansas, thence west to Eighth
street, thence over to Chickasha ave-
nue., thence east to Rock Island depot.
thence west on Chickasha avenue to
Eighth street. thence over to Choctaw
on Eighth street, thence on Chictaw
east to Fourth street, thence south on
Fourth street and pass judges stand
at Fourth and Chickasha avenue and
get premiums Then march on to Kan
sas avenue and disband.
The committee in charge makes tho
following request: please let each
exhibit keep three car lengths apart.
and when stopping for premiums hol.i
up hand as a signal to the party be-
hind to stop
The committee having charge Of af-
fairs have arranged for the following
prizes to the winners in the big flower
and trade parade Wednesday:
Wholesalers and Manufacturers
First prize. five dollars in gold. sec
ond prize, three dollars in cash; third
prize, two dollars in cash; fourth
prize, one dollar in cash
Commercial Retailers.
First prize, five dollars in gold; sec
ond prize, three dollars in cash; third
prize. two dollars in cash; fourth
prize, one dollar in cash.
Rural Floats.
First prize, kodak from Brownson's;
second prize. sack of flour from Chick
asha Milling company.
Lodge Floats.
First prize. Paul f. Writ full mount
ed sterling silver pen. from Lubmans
Schools.
First prize, book.
Colleges.
First prize. music lovers book, from
Gadd's Music store.
Private Autos.
First prize thermos bottle from ths
Owl drug store.
Clubs.
First prize, IS in merchandise al
Schows.
Private Carriages.
First, prize. sic rocking chair from
Claycomb & Anderson's.
Pony Carts.
First prize, box candy from Dsr
= uell's.
: Horseback Riders-Lsdies.
: First prize, toilet articles from PA
Y ace Drug store.
Horseback Riders--Men
t First prize. box cigars from Wi
liams' Cigar factory.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-09-20
Raiders Burn Houses.

By United Press
Brownsville, Sept. 20.-Mexican
raiders burned three unoccupied
houses owned by American farmers
between here and San Benito, accord
ing to official reports today. Twenty
Indians from the Taos reservation are
on the way here to aid iu tracing the
bandits.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-09-20
ORDER OF PARADE
IS ANNOUNCED
Bombsrd City.
ID Preaa

Bombsrd City.
By United Press-
Paris, Sept. 2O.-The Germans bom-
barded st. Menehould with long range
guns, killing many residents, including
the assistant mayor, according to re-
ports received here today. The city
hall and other public buildings were
damaged.